On September 18th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted two muscle cars tearing up Interstate 95 at more than 100 mph. One driver pulled over immediately, but 25-year-old Marcus J. Toledo decided traffic laws were apparently just polite suggestions. Investigators said the Dodge Charger kept weaving through traffic across Flaggler and St. John's counties turning a routine speeding stop into a dangerous nighttime pursuit. He just left off with the rest area. >> Hold it to the rest area. Hold it to the rest area. >> I can't get into the rest area. I can't get into the rest area. Looks like it's getting ready to get back out on the highway. airport getting back up on the interstate on the They put down 115 Center 115 traffic. Lane 115 traffic. He's going to stop. He's going to stop. Uh looks like he's getting the entrance of the right there. He's going to stop. apparently looks like pulling into the northbound rest area. Rest area. Get out of the car now. Through the window. Do you have anyone up in the car? >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Get Yeah. Get >> through the passenger side. Through the passenger side. Leave the phone. Leave the phone. We don't want >> I'm coming around for the All right. >> I love you, babe. >> Hey, call out. Bro, what are we doing? All you had to do was stop. I don't know if you seen that guy trying to hit you though. >> I saw him. I said he pulled over and you kept going over. You should have pulled over. >> I tried. >> By the time the chase finally came to a stop in St. John's County, Toledo was ordered out through the passenger side of the Charger before troopers took him into custody without further drama. He was booked into the St. John's County Jail facing charges including felony fleeing or eluding with disregard for safety, reckless driving, and operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. October 3rd, 2024 started with Arkansas State Police attempting to stop a speeding Harley-Davidson rider, but Calvin DeMarcos Hinton treated the interstate like his own private racetrack instead. Troopers quickly realized the motorcycle rider was wobbling through turns at more than 110 mph while blasting through red lights and even driving the wrong way down roadways. Well, well, We're going the wrong way towards the university. Got to play LPD. We're going to be northbound University on the wrong way. One car is on the left. They're on the left. back off just a bit. Hey, I'm down. Hey, you don't get to drive the wrong way and then [ __ ] whenever you get arrested. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. >> I'm not bitching. Consequences suck, huh? I ain't got no [ __ ] man. After the pursuit ended and Hinton was taken into custody, troopers learned the long list of problems was not limited to reckless riding. Hinton was charged with felony fleeing by vehicle fleeing on foot, driving with a suspended license related to driving while intoxicated reckless driving and failing to stop at red lights. One evening in Grand Rapids, deputies were alerted that a black Saturn aura tied to a previous felonious assault investigation had suddenly returned to the Kent County Sheriff complex, which is usually not the kind of reunion law enforcement enjoys. Authorities said the driver, Britney Lee Johnson, allegedly drove toward an offduty deputy before fleeing through city streets while multiple agencies tried to keep track of the car. Michigan. Now they're picking up speed. We're up to about 50. >> Michigan about 50 miles hour. >> I'm going to terminate just a little uh went through a red >> county. They blew a red light crossing collision at 542. >> Eastern Michigan went through a red light. County terminating 542. vehicle was southbound east. >> Yeah, southbound on eastern. Looks like it's going to turn. It's going to turn uh eastbound on fountain. Looks like not pursuing it, but I'm just trying to keep eyes on it. It's still an eastbound on fountain. It's a black Saturn with no plate. Black S. No. 543. >> Stop the light here. Fountain and Diamond. >> Fountain and Diamond. 543. 4130 for those that don't monitor North. >> I copy. It's headed back towards not uh not stopping. Do I have a sergeant on the west? >> Lake coming up to eastern. >> Lake coming up the eastern. 545. Lake coming up to Union. >> Lake coming up to Union. 546 >> and westbound on Fulton from Union. Westbound on Fton. Westbound from Union 536. >> Fton continuing westbound prospect west on Fton has prospect Lafayette continuing west. We got some GR cars headed this way. They're going right into downtown. I'm going to try to stop it before it goes into downtown. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> UNLOCK THE CAR. >> Unlock the car. >> I'm going to reach in. What did I do? What did I do? >> What did I do? >> Stop resisting. >> What did I do to you? >> In custody. Working on in custody. Still resisting. >> Stop. You understand me? >> Yes. >> You won't get predicting. >> What did I do? >> Stand up. >> We'll get it in a minute. Not right now. [snorts] >> Michigan State Police, you don't play this game. >> I didn't do nothing to you. I DIDN'T SEE YOU DO [ __ ] >> WHAT DID I DO? The chase came to an end after officers stopped the Saturn before it could push deeper into downtown traffic and Johnson was taken into custody after reportedly resisting officers on the ground. She was transported to the Kent County Jail while investigators processed the vehicle and documented the alleged assault and fleeing incidents connected to the case. September 10th, 2022 turned chaotic in Little Rock when officers began chasing a suspect who refused to stop and darted through busy streets at dangerous speeds. Arkansas State Police Trooper Bird soon joined the pursuit, helping local officers contain the driver before the situation spread into crowded neighborhoods. >> West on 20th Street, sorry. Ow! Wow! Still west on 20th. I'm not sure. Primary has eyes on it. South on Madison. South on Madison. Right on 22. I'm primary. I'm trying to catch up to it. Copy run street. >> We're going right on 28th Street. West on 28th. I'm about to hear you mile 28. Shoot. >> I got a black male running north. Sorry. West 28. Black shirt, >> black pants running. The car looks clear. >> He's still running. Still running. >> Black male running west 28 black church run toward >> somebody. >> Stop now. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> Put your hand stupid. Did you hear that? >> The blue lights didn't give it away. before that. >> Got damage to my car, man. >> Did damage your car? >> I stayed in it too much. >> Once the suspect abandoned the vehicle and tried running on foot, officers tracked him down and took him into custody near a residential area. Patrol vehicles were left damaged from the pursuit while investigators continued checking the route for any discarded evidence the suspect may have tossed during the escape attempt. On March 10th, 2025, Arkansas State Police were tipped off about a silver Chevrolet Malibu flying down Interstate 540 at more than 100 mph and troopers quickly realized the driver was not slowing down for anybody. Investigators later said Jennifer Hampton Higgins claimed she was rushing to see a patient who was close to passing away, but the aggressive lane splitting and reckless interstate driving had already turned the trip into a felony case. We're still northbound speed. We're coming up to the six right lane speed 120. They're going to stop or not. >> We're not slowing down. 1037 TV off. I'm trying to stop by Kelly. TV. >> Hey, hands, HANDS, HANDS. Give me your hands. Open the door. Open the door right before the five. Step out. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. >> Face away from me. Face away from me. >> Get down. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Oh my gosh. I just got a call to my patient. It may be confirmed dead. EMS is there right now. I'm sorry. I had my hands on. I'm trying to get there. I'm on the phone with 911 right there. If you'd like to see, >> stand up. There's one. Oh, you know what? Oh, God. Jen, please don't die. >> After Hampton Higgins was taken into custody, troopers searched the Malibu and discovered suspected marijuana hydrocodone and more than $2,000 in cash inside the vehicle. She was booked on charges including felony fleeing, creating substantial danger, reckless driving, and possession of controlled substances with intent to deliver. On October 6th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked three street racing vehicles flying down US 27 near Chrome Avenue, but one black Infiniti G37 stood out for all the wrong reasons at 126 mph. Authorities said 21-year-old Javel Rodriguez Raphael responded to emergency lights by flipping a U-turn and vanishing into the night through construction zones and traffic. a moment like 1651. We're checking the weather right now. North Street right now. Turn on camera. 30 subject. Roia here. Troopers eventually tracked the Infinity back to a Miami address where Raphael reportedly drove straight into his own driveway, thinking the situation had cooled off. He was arrested without incident and later charged with felony fleeing and eluding racing on a highway and reckless driving. Thursday, July 30th, 2020. Milwaukee police attempted to stop a stolen vehicle reportedly tied to an armed robbery, but the teenage driver chose speed over surrender. Officers said the 17-year-old pushed the vehicle through city streets at dangerous speeds before losing control during the pursuit. >> That's it. >> 65 for the air 27 on Hopkins. He escaped. Wanted it for the robbery. Northbound on 27. 65. We're still northbound on 27. There's a black escape water for robbery. >> Status change accepted. >> Looks like two occupants. >> Traffic light conditions are good. These are 51 coming up to Captain Mon clear over there. Clear right. Clear right. 65. We're still northbound from capital on 27 070 traffic light. Still southbound pass 65 73. Traffic is light. Captain 27. Yeah. Yep. A good good right. Good right. 67 still southbound from Capital on 27. He's going to be approaching Hopkins. Speeds are 70. Traffic's late. >> Someone comes in. 67. St. Crash. Crash crash. Crash into a house. 27 south of Townsville. The chase ended in a violent crash into a pole and the driver was transported to a local hospital where he later did not make it. Two passengers, a 16-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl, were taken into custody and treated for minor injuries connected to the incident. On January 20th, 2026, Gwynet County officers responded to a reported robbery at an apartment complex in Duth, only to walk into a scene that sounded more like the finale of a crime drama than a routine call. Investigators said 28-year-old Chong Lee led officers into the apartment, while Dominique Gray suddenly appeared bleeding from the hand and refusing commands. Yeah, she police. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> Put your HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. RIGHT NOW. >> TER CLEARED. >> 528 >> 528 >> 1039 Who are you? >> Who are you? >> Are you okay? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Is there anybody else with you? >> No. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just stay right there for me. Okay. Okay. Just stay right there. >> Shake. Try to rob me and shoot me. She just tried to rob me, bro, and shoot me. I just I'm on the escort side. All right. What's your name? >> So, is there anybody downstairs? >> I don't think anybody else was. >> I'm wondering [laughter] if you see the guy out the window. >> Out the window. >> Is that even real? >> It is. >> Okay. It looks It looks like a dang toy almost. It is a >> looks like some flavor of single action 22. >> Gray was eventually taken into custody after officers deployed a taser and detectives later connected the apartment to a broader investigation involving robbery and prostitution related offenses. Gray was charged with crimes including armed robbery, aggravated assault, and kidnapping, while Lee was charged with pimping, and keeping a place of prostitution. On December 26th, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a motorcycle with no illuminated tail light and a suspended registration, but the rider responded by crouching low and accelerating away into the darkness. Troopers later identified the rider as Steven Wilson, who pushed the motorcycle past 113 mph while weaving recklessly through traffic. 86 ring 38 stout 25 coming up Burton Road. It's going to be a black motorcycle. Uh I believe it's Georgia X-ray. He's taking off on 1080. X-ray Thomas 8 91 north get you right You're fine. >> 1050 ring. He just ran back of the car. for deputy. >> Four doorway. [screaming] >> Okay, you got everything. [screaming] You wait. Can you hear [screaming] me? >> 1920. >> He's still late. >> Yeah. Turn your siren on. >> He's He's moving. >> Can you hear me? I'm on the phone with me. Chad, I'm getting to you now. >> Hey buddy, can you hear me? >> Can you hear me? Probably not. You got EMS on You can swim back around. >> 439. >> You can go ahead. 1039. Uh, I think I think I hold 911. >> The pursuit ended after Wilson lost control and crashed into another vehicle while attempting to merge back onto the roadway at high speed. Investigators later discovered Wilson was a wanted escaped federal prisoner with multiple felony warrants and a revoked driver's license. July 19th, 2022 featured officers coordinating a fast-moving agency assist pursuit involving a heavily damaged Buick that looked like it was barely surviving the chase itself. Local units deliberately backed off primary duties and allowed Arkansas State Police troopers to take control, relying on their pursuit training to safely manage the increasingly unstable driver. almost down. Heat. Heat. 13. Just can't go strong. >> GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. ON YOUR BACK. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YEP, I got you. Because all I got to do is just do lose my job and everything. Put your knees into your chest. Knees into your chest. >> All right, we're going to stand up. One, two, three. >> As the Buick continued deteriorating throughout the pursuit, troopers gradually boxed the suspect into fewer escape options before finally ending the chase. The coordinated response highlighted how multiple agencies worked together to safely shut down the pursuit and regain control of the roadway. On November 12th, 2023, Arkansas State Police trooper a Escamilla stopped a Chrysler Pacifica on Interstate 40 after the vehicle drifted across lane markings. But the strong odor coming from inside immediately changed the tone of the traffic stop. Driver James Rebels claimed he was heading from Oklahoma to Florida for a short family visit. Though investigators quickly noticed the rental agreement and travel story were not exactly traveling in the same direction. >> You have any weapons? >> Nope. No weapons. >> All right. Go ahead and sit in my front seat. Tampa area. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You got any You got your suitcase in there? >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. How long's the drive? >> Uh it's about 14 15 hours. So, you said you planned on staying there for a week? >> Yeah, a couple days. >> Okay, I got you. >> Oh, let me let me ask you a question. Go taxi real quick. How much marijuana do you have in the back seat? >> I marijuana. >> Uhhuh. >> Your car smells of it. >> How much marijuana do you have? >> None. >> Be honest. >> I don't have marijuana. Turn around. Turn around that way. Crazy. Crazy. temperature 105 auto. >> I didn't even do anything. I didn't even do anything. Heat. Heat. There we go. >> East 116. A search of the vehicle uncovered 79 lbs of marijuana hidden inside trash bags in the rear cargo area with investigators estimating the load was worth roughly $158,000. Rebels was arrested on charges including possession of a schedule 6 substance with intent to deliver possession of drug paraphernalia and using another person's property to facilitate a crime. September 1st, 2024 began with Clayton County deputies spotting a driver making traffic violations in Jonesboro, but the stop escalated once deputies realized the registered owner had a suspended license connected to driving under the influence. Authorities said Amber Reading ignored lights and sirens before racing through downtown intersections and neighborhood streets at dangerous speeds. Jones Railroad 138, Georgia Tech Sierra Golf India 2913, white and color Chevy Cruise. Uh, it's going to be a 1080. Well, stand by. She's pulling up at the gas station. Negative 1080. Jonesboro Road heading south. >> We're going 50 traffic charges. Light traffic stop. Approaching V KC Parkway still southbound on main light traffic speed 68. >> Copy that. Dispatch standby for pit crossing over field. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. South main. South main street. South main court. >> Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. South main. South main street. South main court. >> HANDS. HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> DON'T MOVE. >> Good pit. One in custody. Good pit. One in custody. [crying] Main staff main court. Be quiet, ma'am. >> Put your hands behind your back. in my stomach. >> Ma'am, >> what? >> Sit up for me. >> Sit up for me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. You was going to get a citation. [crying] Do you understand? >> You was going to get a citation, but you decided to run. Ma'am, you cannot do that. Do you understand? >> I want to go to jail. [crying] You wasn't going to go to jail. Do you understand? You was not going to go to jail. The only thing was going to happen. You was going to get a citation. >> But since Listen to me. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. We're not going to do that. You could do that in some other county. Not Clayton County. We're not going to do that. Reading was eventually taken into custody after trying to run from the stopped vehicle and stumbling downhill during the escape attempt. Deputies later reported signs of alcohol impairment, and she was charged with offenses including fleeing from police driving under the influence second offense, reckless driving and driving while license suspended. At 12:38 in the afternoon on March 3rd, 2022 deputies in San Diego requested urgent backup after a woman armed with a knife refused to cooperate inside a West Beach Street residence. Investigators said 47year-old Yan Lee had also allegedly threatened a maintenance worker the previous day, raising concerns before officers even opened the apartment door. >> Are you Yani? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. Here's a notice to evict. Okay. >> What >> should notice for Put the knife down right now or I'm gonna Put your knife down. Put the knife down. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN RIGHT NOW. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN RIGHT NOW. >> HOW DO I KNOW INTRUDER? >> 15 out of five. One at gunpoint. >> Code cover. Put the gun down, ma'am. I'm going to shoot you. PUT THE GUN DOWN. >> PUT THE GUN DOWN OR I WILL SHOOT YOU. >> 15 Adam 5. Code covering WITH A KNIFE. PUT >> PUT THE GUN DOWN RIGHT NOW. >> Put the gun down right now. Now. Drop the knife. >> I'M THE FOUNDING. >> DROP THE KNIFE. MA'AM, >> your job. >> You will get shot if you come at me with that knife. I WILL SHOOT YOU. >> I'm not afraid. >> Do you understand that? >> I'm not coming. >> Okay. I will shoot [laughter] you. Do you understand? PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. >> How did you GET INTO MY BUILDING? >> I walked in. Put down THE KNIFE RIGHT NOW. >> Put down the knife right now. >> Ma'am, you will be shot. Do you understand that? >> PUT DOWN THE gun or you will be >> It's dark. >> Show me your hands. Where you at? >> Where you at? >> Let me see your hands. >> Come out with your hands up. >> Come out with your hands up. >> Come out WITH YOUR HANDS UP. BEAN BAG. BEAN BAG. BEAN BAG. PUT YOUR HANDS. >> Come here. >> Back up. >> Make a hole. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE A HOLE. MAKE A HOLE. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> I got stabbed. >> Anybody hurt? HOLE. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. [ __ ] I got stabbed. >> GET US MEDICS NOW. GET US MEDICS NOW. >> GET US MEDICS NOW. The confrontation escalated when a San Diego police K-9 handler was stabbed in the chest after officers entered the residence leading to an officer involved shooting. Lee passed away at the scene while the injured officer was treated at UCSD Medical Center and later released from the hospital. Friday, April 19th, 2025, Los Angeles County deputies and California Highway Patrol officers found themselves chasing an Infinity driver who treated freeways and residential streets like interchangeable concepts. Authorities said the suspect was initially wanted for failure to yield, but the pursuit quickly exploded into a 100 mph run across Pomona South Gate and East Los Angeles. this traffic. And again, when he encounters any obstacles whatsoever, he has no problem weaving right around narrowly, missing vehicles and other obstacles in his way here. And those CHP units doing a tremendous job, actually able to keep up with him. I mean, he's been doing speeds well in excess of 110 mph. Now, southbound 710, seeing a little bit more traffic here, but he's using the shoulder when he needs to. Uh, and every other piece of pavement that he could get his wheels on, he's using it. He is basically running for it until the end here. Taking the 710 all the way south here as we make our way past Atlantic Boulevard uh through the Southgate area. He really is showing no signs of slowing down at all. Mark had to get much diceier and perhaps let's hope not, but perhaps even scarier because the driving we're seeing here just is is is worrisome to say the least. Okay, on to Firestone we go. CHP navigating the turn with him now coming westbound on Firestone. Indeed, an Infinity uh Infinity sedan. You can see those units uh making the turn with him here. He's got a lot more traffic to contend with. He's got that right lane at his disposal here. We'll see if he starts slowing down for some of these red lights, but uh right now he's still doing way above the speed limit here. He's going with the flow of traffic. We'll see what he resorts to here because those units are indeed closing in. CHP continuing to apply pressure here. That airship continuing to shine a light on that suspect and that's doing a real public service because at least the people that are down there know that there is police activity in their vicinity. And now he's making a southbound turn onto Atlantic Atlantic Avenue off of Firestone trying to keep up with him. And you still see that night sun overhead here doing about 70 mph down Salt Lake Avenue now as he makes his way westbound on Salt Lake. Again, a very commercial area. He's got a big rig making the turn in front of him here. He's going to make a sharp UI here. And oh, he's going to go around going around the tractor trailer. ZHP navigating that trailer with him and uh continuing westbound on Salt Lake Avenue there. So, he had an opportunity to make a hairpin turn there into a residential area, but no, he is continuing down Santa Salt Lake rather. And uh he's going to head back towards the 710, I believe. Uh unless we've already have we already made our way past there. But anyways, he's does he does have another freeway coming up here, but right now he does seem to be committed to Salt Lake. real signs of hiding out. If he sees uh any opportunity here to dump the vehicle, you just might see that happen here. But he is showing a lot of immediate right turns here. Very random. Unclear whether he's familiar with this neighborhood. But again, we should reiterate this all started, Mark, all the way out in Pomona and made his way here into South LA. So, uh he's toying with these cops and uh they are not letting up whatsoever. And you have to wonder what other charges may be stacking up here aside from all the traffic violations. What crimes have been committed to warrant this kind of a chase? This is a wild and dangerous pursuit. uh just about the uh sixth or seventh that we've seen this week. But uh now coming to a stop, coming to a stop suddenly in the middle of Florence Avenue at Stafford Avenue behind the building, CHP now cornering the suspect behind this building right here as we try and come around here. Uh it looks like they are out of their vehicles and he's inching forward. Suspect inching forward and the pursuit is going to be back on here. Somebody may have gotten out. Oh, no. That's a different vehicle. That was >> The pursuit finally ended in Huntington Park after officers boxed the Infinity into a dead-end position and pulled the driver from the vehicle without injuries to bystanders. Investigators said the suspect now faces a growing list of violations tied to reckless evasion, red light violations, and dangerous driving through residential streets. On September 18th, 2023 deputies in Elatchua County received word that a stolen BMW connected to a homicide investigation was heading north on US Highway 441, giving officers every reason to pay close attention when the sedan appeared on the roadway. Investigators said driver Javon Stefan Barkley ignored emergency lights, dodged stopstick attempts, and repeatedly sped away from deputies trying to shut the pursuit down. >> Stop. I'm going be in the right lane. Try to push in for the left lane. Uh some of you guys already on the bra right in front of you. >> What lane? What lane? >> Go ahead. Put in the fast lane. In finally fast turning him now Ever brave 114 with six to exit and we're coming up on the south on the prairie. Hit stop, guys. Remember what you're doing. Tony stop. Block traffic back in the back, please. Nice. I'm coming. [ __ ] for how far north side of the prairie I'll start traffic [crying] stop. I don't walk backward. The chase ended after deputies successfully stopped the BMW and took Barkley into custody before transporting him to a hospital for medical evaluation. Authorities later confirmed Barkley also had an active warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and was charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement along with driving while license suspended as a habitual offender. On August 28th, 2024 deputies in Highlands County attempted to stop a gray Toyota Corolla towing a trailer without a visible tag, but driver David Kinsley Jr. decided to answer the traffic stop with a full-blown escape attempt. Authorities said the Toyota later accelerated directly toward a deputy's patrol vehicle before disappearing into an orange grove like a budget action movie with very poor planning. I don't know how much going to be turning east on Hicks. Roadway's clear. be taking a trail off of Hicks. We didn't 31. We have a champion. There's still eastbound parallel I'm calling Vehicle's stuck. Just ran my vehicle. >> Hey, PUT IN A PARK OR I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. >> PUT IN a I'm going to shoot you. >> Hands down. Put them out. >> PUT YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE WINDOW. TURN OFF THE CAR. Open the door from the outside. We'll call them out. OPEN THE DOOR FROM THE OUTSIDE. >> Go ahead. Open the [ __ ] door. We're going to snatch you out. Open it from the inside. >> Open the door. Now, >> dude, open theing window. >> We got stuck in a fence. >> If we come up there, you're going to get tased and snatch out of the window. You understand me? >> Crawl out the window. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl out. >> Crawl. I don't give up. Keep keep it. >> Get on your stomach. On your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. On your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Get on your You >> shouldn't have drove at me. You stupid motherucker kind of one time. Oh [ __ ] >> You stupid [ __ ] >> I'm sorry. >> You know you could have killed me. >> I'm sorry. >> That was [ __ ] stupid. >> Have my knees grow. >> My knees grow. 15 minutes. >> Take that. >> That's unfortunate, pal. >> Straighten your leg out. >> I can't strain your leg out. You broke it, man. I can't move it. I can't move it. Literally, I can't move this leg at all. >> I'm so sorry. really hard. >> The pursuit ended at a dead end where Kinsley allegedly reversed into a marked patrol vehicle before deputies pulled him into custody after a brief struggle. Investigators later recovered suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia from the Toyota and Kinsley was booked on charges including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer fleeing and eluding and possession of methamphetamine. On July 8th, 2025, Florida Highway Patrol troopers spotted a silver Chevy Silverado weaving through traffic on Interstate 75 at nearly 100 mph, and the driver immediately made it clear he had no intention of stopping peacefully. Investigators said Kevin Donald Rearen II repeatedly slammed on his brakes and intentionally rammed patrol vehicles during the pursuit, turning the interstate chase into a rolling demolition derby. Hey, do you want to go ahead and take over here? all right for Okay. Hey, whatever. Airport. Got it. Ready. So there you go. 104 location. We're going to be taking the exit. [ __ ] car. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HAND RIGHT NOW. Let me see your [ __ ] ass. Get out of the [ __ ] car. Right now. Pull his goddamn head off. Yeah. The you know you want every dumb ass up [screaming] me. Get up. FBI FBI. Yeah. Call my family. Call it. I'm not getting set up. Sorry, buddy. >> Sound. >> Yeah, clearly I am. So, you get a hold of my uncle. It's done all day. Go. >> Go where? Take me in. Sally double lock. Make sure my sh >> I didn't mean to uh >> I'm sorry. upstairs. >> I hear voices. >> After troopers forced the damaged Silverado off the roadway, Rearen was taken into custody and later transported for medical treatment while investigators searched the truck. Authorities reported finding liquor bottles, marijuana, cigarettes, drug paraphernalia, and prescription medication. While Rearen faced charges including fleeing and eluding reckless driving and aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. The suspect may have been taken into custody, but investigators were left sorting through a trail of reckless choices that stretched far beyond the final stop. Be sure to watch the next video because the next pursuit takes an even more unpredictable turn. Thanks for watching and do not forget to subscribe for more weekly chase footage and police encounters.