On November 20th, 2020, a driver in a Burgundy Nissan Alultima turned a routine traffic violation into a much bigger problem after refusing to stop for officers in South Atlanta. Instead of dealing with a citation, he chose to accelerate away and draw far more attention than he ever bargained for. >> WPZ 355 No, no, no, no. 1080 on Harrison Road. Coming up on Riby truck, Ry Rugby Avenue. Coming up on Walker Avenue taking 85 Can't report side. Thank you for talking to me. Vehicles driving the wrong way in Interstate 85. going back to Virginia Avenue. crossing over talking uh talking terrace up on Northern Mary Drive. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. contact with Contact taking Cleveland Avenue exit. He is keeping straight across the intersection. He's 1050 with another vehicle >> and he's still rolling left on Cleveland A. Driver's side is rear tired. He's failing him. He's out of control. Almost at a pedestrian screen road. Getting out the vehicle. Screen road. Screen road. Pass out of the vehicle. I have other units behind me. Detain the passenger. I mean, right in front of Springdale Road. Rear driver side tire is out. Car's flying. He's out of control. Get the ground now. Get on the ground now. [screaming] Pick your daddy back. [screaming] Avenue 35. >> I'm good. That was dumb. Oh yeah. >> Step back real quick. >> Did you get the passenger back there? >> On Virginia. She got out Virginia A and uh She pregnant man that the female pastor got out on Virginia have a spring Virginia spring. See if you can have local area. I'll get a restriction. >> After the damaged Nissan could no longer continue, officers arrested 31-year-old Edward Lee Brown Jr. and transported him for a medical evaluation before booking him into the Atlanta pre-trial detention center. Brown ultimately faced charges including fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement along with multiple traffic violations connected to the incident. Saturday, October 1st, 2022 featured a truck driver whose attempt to avoid police quickly spiraled into a disaster of his own making. A series of poor decisions behind the wheel sent the situation from a pursuit into something far more dramatic. Heat. Heat. 23 4 city 1037 55 southbound coming from eight red dodge pickup Tennessee LPN about 108. We're coming up. We're coming up behind you right there. 20 Go ahead and call 824 secondary note. >> [groaning] >> He's here on the shoulder. Successful direct 101. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. Out with him. He's split. He's split. Passenger. >> Hands up. Step out. >> We're good. We're good. >> Walk here. Walk here. >> Turn around. >> Keep your hands up. >> I'm holding cover on driver. >> Keep your hands up. Come here. Come here. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Turn around. >> Walk that way. >> Get out. 320 or 650 right now. >> Get out. >> You good? >> Yeah. He's reaching though. >> I know. I'm >> Wait. Way down. >> Crawl to it. Keep crawling. Keep crawling. Stop. >> Come on. We got to move up. That That truck's catching on fire. >> I'll cover. >> Do not move. You understand? >> We need the fire department. >> Is there anybody else in that truck? >> All right, man. Get up. Get up. Get up. What are you What's in those containers? The truck is smoking pretty good. Golf here pretty soon. >> Emergency crews responded after the truck crashed and caught fire, securing the scene while officers took the driver into custody. Although specific charges were not provided, the driver was left to answer for a pursuit that ended with a wrecked truck and a major emergency response. September 4th, 2022 began with an SUV driver refusing to stop for law enforcement despite clear attempts to initiate a traffic stop. Rather than pulling over, the driver continued pushing the vehicle harder and harder as the situation escalated. Traffic's waiting. We going h going down. 13 out. Take on. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Step out. Get out. Get up. >> Get up. [screaming] >> Get on the ground. On the grill. >> I've got a pit out. 256. >> Both our vehicles are damaged in the inside lane, though. My vehicle's disabled. We'll be here in just a second. Stand by. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing, >> sir? I I apologize. Where you at? >> Turning on right now. I got it. I got it. >> Roll over to your side. >> I got >> Roll over to your side. >> I got I got weight. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm 15. The pursuit ended with the driver in custody after officers secured the crash scene and ensured there were no further threats. Authorities moved forward with fleeing related charges and additional traffic offenses stemming from the driver's decision to run. On September 22nd, 2021 deputies in Butts County were looking to stop 39-year-old Lorenzo Bivvens as part of an ongoing drug investigation. Investigators believed he was transporting roughly 2 lbs of methamphetamine, giving him every reason to avoid a conversation with law enforcement. >> Right here, Sheriff. Right here. Right here. Right. Okay. We're in location. >> We're approaching uh >> level. Yeah, I know. I didn't want to put him right there. >> Dang that right here. Right here. >> I hadn't seen nothing come out yet. You trying to get this right here. got his hands up. >> Approaching rising star. >> Get in the side right here. Hold on. >> Turn him. Turn him. Oh, there we go. God dang it. [screaming] Put your hands up. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. [screaming] Let me see your hands. Hands up. Hands up. I got it. [screaming] Put your hand. Damn. >> Get your dog. You all right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Get your dog. And uh Damn. >> Is he okay? >> Monkey. Monkey. He's good. He's spinning. Hey gangster. Hey [ __ ] car. Oh, my back. >> Bivons was arrested after the crash and deputies reportedly recovered the suspected methamphetamine from the vehicle. Prosecutors later pursued charges tied to drug trafficking, possession of methamphetamine, and fleeing law enforcement during the operation. Thursday, January 11th, 2024 started with a flood of emergency calls reporting a Freightlininer flatbed truck weaving dangerously across Interstate 55. By the time troopers located the truck, its driver was already creating hazards for nearly everyone sharing the highway. Are you okay on this location? >> Give it to me again, please. >> We're grassing the 163 mile marker. >> Good. Location speed >> passing the 162.6 mile marker coming up tod medium traffic. There's traffic in both lanes which slowing them down. We're still doing 80 mph. Just so you're aware, but continue on track. 357. Right front tire disintegrated. Left front tire is almost all the way flat. He just went to the location 29. >> Go ahead. Did you have traffic? >> Negative. I wasn't sure if you guys the last update. Hey, turn your siren off. Turn your siren off. >> Somebody get on P. Guys, start announcing. >> Driver, exit the vehicle. Exit the vehicle. >> Doors. >> There it is. Doors open. Clever. Step out of the vehicle. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands out of your body. >> All right, fine. Let's go up there and get them. >> We need I need two in hands. Two in hands. I need two people. Trevor, grab that. Grab that. >> Grab that. Grab it. Grab it. Grab it. Grab it. Grab both hands. Grab both hands. >> Both hands. Grab it. >> Okay. Is there anybody else in the vehicle? Is there anybody else in the vehicle? >> No. No. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Not too bad. >> It's always something with you guys. >> Happened in this kind, not ours. >> Hey, this was this started off. >> I know this is a diff. >> Louis somewhere. So, what's Joe's last name? >> What's Joe's last name? >> Uh, >> the owner of the truck. >> How do you know him? >> Uh, I know him from motorcycles. >> From what? >> Motorcycles. >> Motorcycles. >> No, they just like stand by. >> All right, these people are going to help you real quick. John Joseph Clawson was taken into custody after the truck finally came to a stop and investigators confirmed his identity through fingerprint [music] records. He was charged with felony resisting arrest by fleeing firstdegree property damage driving while suspended and additional offenses connected to the incident and an active felony warrant. January 22nd, 2026 looked like a routine traffic stop in Southwest Atlanta. After officers discovered the driver of a Nissan Alultima was operating the vehicle with a suspended license. Instead of stepping out and addressing the violation, the driver suddenly decided he had somewhere else to be. >> To stop at 538 Lee Street, black Nissan Altimo attack Sam Mary32. >> It don't roll down. You got your license on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You said it do roll down? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Put your uh foot back in the car and just roll the window down. He's doing a track inside. Okay. Appreciate it. >> 20 out. What's your call for you know? >> You know your license suspended. >> Step off for me real quick. >> Hey, get your head off. Hey, get your head. >> Hold on. No, don't do that. No. Don't Don't start. >> Theing ground. On the ground. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over now. >> Turn over now. >> Turn over. Stay the down. Stay on my [ __ ] ground. Give me your goddamn hands now. >> Put your hands behind your back, bro. >> Give me other hand. >> Other hand. >> [ __ ] >> Yep. >> Another one. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Oh my goodness. >> Start putting this car. >> We right here. >> Another one. >> Another one. Ah, another one. >> And I said I wasn't going to get into [ __ ] today. >> So, basically, >> bro, this >> Yeah, not uh raise my skin. Oh, she moved. >> Uh, I got mine right here. >> 30-year-old Silvon Brush was quickly taken into custody after officers stopped his attempted escape and searched the vehicle. Investigators recovered more than 4 pounds of marijuana and a firearm leading to charges including possession of a firearm by a convicted felon possession of marijuana and driving while license suspended. Thursday, November 27th, 2025. An Arkansas trooper spotted a Toyota Camry traveling 90 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 430. A speeding ticket was all that appeared to be on the table until the driver responded by accelerating even faster. 43 call 24 336 TP 34 336 See you see TV on board. Start at 10:16. You're in the train. I hope Driver, show me your hands. Driver, show me your hands. After receiving medical treatment for injuries sustained in the crash, Tailan Bazelle was cleared for incarceration and transported to the Palaski County Regional Detention Center. He was charged with fleeing by vehicle causing serious physical injury driving while intoxicated and possessing an open container of alcohol along with several registration and licensing violations. On May 18th, 2024 officers from multiple agencies were already dealing with a driver who had no interest in ending a pursuit peacefully. As the chase continued across jurisdictions, Arkansas State Police trooper Bird entered the picture with a reputation for ending pursuits quickly. before [screaming] the 46. Can you get a stop? the north of your trip. You're looking for yourself. Warning boys. >> [screaming] >> Why not? [screaming] >> Hands. Hold up. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Put your hands down. >> Okay, man. >> Keep your head down. Oh, Lord. Hold up, man. I can't breathe. >> He's not on your neck. >> He on my head. >> He's holding your head down >> to keep you still. >> I'm going to be still. I'm comply, man. I'm just scared. I'm trying to get to >> Oh, the suspect was taken into custody shortly after the vehicle was stopped, allowing the original agency to resume control of the case. Authorities proceeded with fleeing related charges while reporting that no police vehicles were damaged during the operation. December 8th, 2022 became a very bad day for a Ford Escape driver who attracted attention after making several questionable decisions behind the wheel. Once officers attempted to investigate further, it became clear there was more inside the vehicle than traffic violations. Heat. Heat. Hello. This is Hey, let me see your [screaming] ass. Turn off the car. Put the keys on the ground. >> Who else in the car with you? >> What are you doing? >> Step out of the car. >> Turn around. Don't let this turn down. This >> is just you in the car. >> All right. Step back towards me. Turn it. Keep to face that way. Walk backwards towards me. Keep walking. Stop right there. Step to your left a little bit. A little bit more. Go down your knees for me. Uh, stay up. >> You trying to go to the elies? >> No. >> Here, un clinch your handle. >> Why were you signaling into the El's back there? >> Where's home at? You just made a very stupid decision. >> All right, stand up for me. >> All right, have a seat right here. [clears throat] >> All right, step back here. Uh, we'll see. >> Probably not, though. Sit back there. >> God damn it. What the [ __ ] are you thinking? Lucy, you stupid. >> I asked her if she threw anything. She said she threw a ball. >> She kind of hesitated. >> Then she came up with a bomb. >> Yeah. >> Behind me. It's dark. >> Uhoh. >> Found some mounch. >> Oh, really? Make sure she sees it on the hood here. >> Friday, too. Get everything submitted tonight. >> I'll go up there. I don't need it cuz I don't feel good right now. >> Oh, dude. >> What is it? >> I was like, what? >> This might be the arrow she's talking about. >> What is that? >> It's a CO2 with a fuse on >> the hell for See it? >> That's a fuse, is it not? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. Oh my god, Lucy. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Oh my god, Lucy, what are you thinking? Uh, >> what is it? You thought it was a CO2 fuse on it, but what do you Why do you have it like this? >> I was going to blow it up in my field and I didn't. Dang it, Missy. God dang, you're so stupid. What the heck are you up to? I'm >> not up to anything. All I see I'm not anything. >> Scales, individual baggies, dope. >> Now freaking explosives. >> How many explosives? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I promise. Nothing. >> Is this all you? Are you tied up with the wrong people? >> It's honestly It's all me. It is. I should I know better than all this. I know better. I was 5 years sober and I hit a rough patch and got depressed and I'm better. >> All right. Yeah, but yeah. >> The driver was arrested after officers uncovered suspected narcotics, drug paraphernalia, and an unexpected explosive device during their search. Charges included possession of controlled substances, possession of drug paraphernalia, and fleeing law enforcement. While the discovery of the explosive item brought additional scrutiny to the case, Sunday, September 12th, 2021, deputies in New Mexico began receiving reports about a juvenile driving an SUV recklessly through residential neighborhoods. The calls became even more concerning when authorities learned the driver was only 12 years old. 95 now. 99 and I said he's going the wrong way on the Delray exit behind the movie theater. Hey, nice. Still going the wrong way. Coming up to the he they just head on collision right here at the 25 exit behind Sam's going the wrong way on the Delray exit behind the movie theater. the wrong way from 45 exit behind south car out. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [screaming] Get the ground up. Get down. You take a second. [crying] >> Lay your ass down. Lay the [ __ ] down. >> My knees are hurt. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> My knees. My knees. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Please. >> Stay down. Lay down. >> My knees. I'm not going to do anything. I swear. [crying] My knees are hurting, sir. My knees. My knees. I'm sorry, sir. My knees. >> I was going to check him quick. >> Good. 11. >> We'll talk right now. >> Can you take my mask off, please? They had a gun in my head, sir. >> Who are you? [bell] You guys all right? You okay? >> Yeah, I think my mother-in-law might have some trouble. [music] >> Babies, are you guys all right? >> The kid the wrong way. So, we're trying to stop him before this >> a kid. He's 12 years old. Oh [ __ ] >> Yeah. [music] The young driver was taken into custody after the crash and later booked into the Dona Anna County Detention Center. Authorities charged him with aggravated fleeing, receiving or transferring a stolen motor vehicle and an outstanding warrant connected to conspiracy to commit vehicle burglary. Late Sunday morning, an Arkansas trooper stopped a speeding driver and soon discovered the man was allegedly operating the vehicle with a suspended license. Moments later, the suspect fled, setting off a pursuit that would become memorable for all the wrong reasons. >> Okay, this is just ID. You know what I'm saying? >> I'm saying I'm I'm rushing. I'm rushing. I just got off. I'm trying to get to my wife. That's what I'm saying. She on the phone right now. >> Okay, I got you. All right, I'll be right back. Okay. Is that marijuana in the vehicle? He gave me a small joint. I don't think that's what is causing that smell though cuz I asked him if he had marijuana. He started reaching the bag to pull out something and I said, "I'm going the bag." He didn't answer if he had marijuana or not. And then I had to reask it two two more times. >> Cuz I got to do an inventory of the vehicle cuz you got I smell marijuana so I got to check. You said what? >> I smell marijuana so I got to check. >> Hey, go ahead and step out for me. It's clear, man. Come on. >> Come here. ID. >> Hey, come out of the car for me. We're 638 before the five. 630. 630 57 miles an hour. Not seeing the speed of the basic one. Stop. >> We just took the exit. 30 mph. Yeah. >> Get out. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get out of the vehicle. Show me your hands. >> I'm sorry. >> What did I do? >> I'm sorry. I got the wrong car. >> I'm sorry. I got the wrong car. You're good. Get back in the vehicle. >> I'll give you a report number. I'm so sorry. Little Rock 1022. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. I had a car fleeing. I thought it was y'all's car. I'm so sorry. >> The pursuit. I stopped the wrong vehicle. >> The fleeing suspect identified as Johnny Williams later turned himself into Arkansas State Police Headquarters. Williams faced charges including felony fleeing, failing to obey a police officer driving on a suspended license, and speeding more than 15 miles per hour above the posted limit, while the trooper involved was ultimately terminated. April 10th, 2022 saw Fairburn police dealing with a suspect accused of fleeing in a stolen truck through Georgia. As speeds climbed well beyond 100 miles per hour, officers were left trying to prevent the situation from becoming even more dangerous. Clear traffic light 110 mile coming up exit 697. 7 23 confirming your pursuit as well. >> 23 24 traffic is right 12 mph passing exit 71. confirming that we're passing exit 51 >> 71 radio >> radio clear traffic light 112 mph passing exit 71 clear speed 109 northbound northbound 85 coming up on exit 73 Virginia. >> Traffic right 109 coming up exit 73 Virginia Avenue. You're welcome. You're going to be northbound 473 clear the vehicle 050. 21B advis negative on anyone in the area but they but they can spot someone to your to your location. You can see here. >> The suspect was arrested after the truck left the roadway and came to rest among a stand of pine trees. Investigators pursued charges connected to vehicle theft, fleeing law enforcement, and reckless driving stemming from the incident. Friday, August 29th, 2025, started at a sobriety checkpoint in Arkansas, where officers asked a Chevrolet Tahoe driver to provide identification instead of finishing the brief interaction Kenneth Terrell chose to accelerate away from the checkpoint. Another one. If we can get it before we get he slammed these brakes on. Oh my god. Let me get up beside you on this straight stretcher. I can kind of for you might be able to pull ahead of me. Pull up Con a little quicker than me. When we get up here, if I can't get upside him, just pass me and get up there. window. Give me Hey, is that fence down? >> Yeah. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Hey, Cal. Bring your car. Bring your Bring your car for cover. >> Hey, what? >> Bring your car for cover. Show your hand. >> I don't see him in the car. Did it roll? >> I don't know where he Hey, I don't know where he's at. >> Ran in the wood. >> All right. >> Yeah, he's not too far. >> Give up. I'mma give up the dog. Officing stomach. >> Roll over your stomach. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You do something stupid. I'm going to put this around your forehead. You understand me? >> Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. I need miracles. I got it. You got it. >> Hey, I'm put back in the vehicle. Okay. >> You don't need it. >> There we hold your ride. message. >> Yeah, I'll get on there. >> Following a medical evaluation and release from the hospital, Terrell was booked into the Little River Sheriff's Office. He faced charges including felony fleeing with substantial danger of death, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, and failure to obey a police officer, while several outstanding warrants were also served. On July 26th, 2022, Deputy Bowling noticed a motorcycle traveling without a visible license plate in Walton County, Georgia. The rider, Christopher Deon, apparently believed the missing tag would be the least of his concerns that day. Coming on the motor running on 1080 Highway 78 East I understand I don't have a 28 I was a tip in the stuff roadway south view drive coming off the air on the 78 right now in the lead of chase radio Get a ride on your knees here. >> 10.2 back on Highway 78. ass. >> Move again, son. Move again. These your cups, brother. >> There you go, man. I appreciate them. >> A bunch of dope in that bag. Look at it. >> Not yet. your stuff here. We'll take care of the fight. >> After a stop at the hospital, Deon was booked into the Walton County Jail and charged with felony fleeing reckless driving while license suspended and several registration related violations. A negotiated plea later resulted in a prison sentence, probation fines, and community service obligations. October 5th, 2021, Milwaukee police attempted to stop an Audi station wagon after the driver attracted law enforcement attention near Fond Dulac Avenue and Hampton Avenue. Rather than pull over and resolve the situation, the driver turned the encounter into a pursuit stretching toward Brown Deer. 76 86 going to be eastbound like this past Hampton Silver wagon water is driving [screaming] good medium breaking coming up to the tentac. All right, he's making a U-turn here back westbound on Fondelac from Capital. It's going to go north from Fondelac. again silver 51 green east on silver east on silver 51 we're going to make a new turn back west on silver back south on 51 South B5 on front again is a station right at drive speeds 70 all the way again all the way clear right >> still south 151 south 51 coming back up to breaking at the red disregard the red clear right let's go south 51 passing coming back towards Hampton 55th all the way all the way clear going to be hitting 60 probably light speeds are 60 right there north60 2016 again 7286 going to be in pursuit of a silver Audi station right here driving 60 back. All right, we're back in district 4buster. He's got red. All right, straight red. Clear. Clear right. Coming at the Silver Spring again. 60. I can't tell. Speeds are dropping now. Dropping down 70 occupants. All right. He's got the bread at Mil. Squad. Get out the way. He's northbound 16 passing. EST second to the reason for this facility is reckless We can also come into putting on the brakes here a little bit. Oh, he has 60 again. Fairly. All right. He's breaking. He's breaking. Don't let me stop. Don't let me stop. >> Hands up now. >> Hands. >> Slowly get out. >> Hands out. Do not move unless I tell you to. >> I got to slowly get out. You got him. >> Slowly get out. Yeah, I got him. Face away. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Step to your left. Step to your left. >> Your left, bro. >> Walk back. >> Come on. Keep going to your left. Come back. Come back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Go to your left some more. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. The chase ended without any reported injuries and officers safely took the driver into custody after the vehicle was stopped. Prosecutors later pursued fleeing related charges along with additional traffic offenses connected to the incident. Early on March 28th, 2019, Greenfield police attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation during the overnight hours. The driver chose not to cooperate, transforming a simple enforcement stop into a pursuit through the Wisconsin community. >> [screaming and groaning] >> anything right now 115. 1596 mph grass here. 4500 block. 4500 block. >> [screaming] >> North on 116. North 116. East [screaming] 4500 116. where our eyes no longer are working or maybe we don't have uh arms that are more than a foot long. Who knows? I mean, all of these anything's possible. It is science fiction at that point, but it's real. >> Yeah, it is very real indeed. Now, let's go ahead. >> Westb 16th Street. We have one member who collected uh >> that appeared to be mutated following the car. The accident had that metallic tape. >> Two in the car in the back seat. I got their hands up. Uh this don't represent one. Watch. I only need one other car here. So many people. >> Two occupants were taken into custody after officers successfully stopped the vehicle and secured the scene. The investigation resulted in fleeing related allegations as well as charges tied to the original traffic violations. The Wednesday, February 28th, 2024, a Georgia State Patrol trooper clocked a motorcycle traveling 131 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 185. Rather than slowing down and accepting the inevitable citation, the rider accelerated and attempted to disappear. Turning right on red one. Right on reglin. >> Copy. Right over. >> Turn right on a copy. Right on green. We've been hanging this time. Not dead. Give me 10 seconds. Going into the camera spot. >> 1080. >> 1080. >> He went around me. He's going back to Lafayette. Blue motorcycle white male. You come back toward ground. Don't move your hand. >> Quit moving. >> Well, just stay still. >> You can slowbody down here. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Roll over on your back. >> Are you hurt? Are you hurt? Hold on. You grab my phone. Hang on. Where's the phone? >> You got a gun on you. >> It's in my pocket. >> All right. Just hold back. >> It's got a special clip on it. Sit up. >> Hey, buddy. I'm a doctor. Are you okay? >> Does your neck hurt? >> All right. >> Yeah, it does. It pulls out the squeeze. >> I gave it to him. >> All right. >> Why' you do all that, man? Okay. I'm okay. >> Your neck's okay. >> I'm okay. Grab that ear right there. And there should be one. >> Okay. You're okay. >> You know, buddy, >> just relax. Just relax. >> I'm sit right here on the front of this car. >> What are you running for? >> Hi, buddy. I seen you just >> I know, but come on, bro. >> I know, man. >> There ain't no reason for all that. >> I know. Here. Ear pods right here. >> Hey, uh, guys, I do have a firearm on me right here. Did he ask you that a minute ago? I >> I had earphones and I couldn't hear you. I told you guys that >> Kyle Lamar Wingo was checked by emergency medical personnel before being transported to the Troop County Jail after refusing hospital treatment. He faced charges including fleeing and eluding law enforcement driving without a license and possession of a stolen Ruger handgun that authorities confirmed had been reported stolen in Alabama. The driver in this case finally ran out of options, but the next suspect had a very different plan that led to an even more dramatic outcome. Click on the next video and see how the situation unfolded. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more law enforcement and pursuit content.