On June 6th, 2023, an Orlando police officer was stopped after a Semino County deputy clocked him traveling 80 mph in a 45 mph zone. The driver was 35-year-old Orlando police officer Alexander Shauni, who was reportedly heading to work when the traffic stop began. >> He's the guy that Copy down that bumper. >> This one or this one? >> Yeah. 11 070. >> Pull over. You going to pull over? >> Please say a command. >> Pull over. >> 3113 to 313. >> What >> do you >> I am going into work, my man. Why are you trying to pull me over as I'm going? >> Cuz you're going 80 and a 45. >> I am going into work. >> Okay. What are you going to work? >> What does it look like I am dressed for? >> I have >> What does it look like I am dressed for? >> My name is Deputy Hilton. Let me see your driver's license. >> Okay. 3113. Copy at 1050. 104. I got a city uh Orlando PD taking off from a traffic stop. Uh it's going to be X-ray Fox 6207 XF6207 to refuse to stop. >> www. >> The aftermath quickly became a criminal case for Shauni. He turned himself into the Seol County jail and was released on a $9,000 bond. He was charged with resisting an officer reckless driving and fleeing and eluding a law enforcement officer and was also relieved of his duties pending criminal and internal investigations. 30th, 2026 brought Arkansas State Police into a pursuit [music] involving a stolen U-Haul traveling through Little Rock. The driver refused to give up the vehicle, turning what began as a stolen property investigation into a rapidly escalating law enforcement response. Sun speed 75 moderate traffic. were unable to pass because they are >> pass speed still 75 coming up on the three box and we took the Three. We're going to be >> coming out of this. He's still We're south on >> traffic light. Speed traffic. >> Thank you, guys. out of this main street southbound speed 203. >> He's driving in as a laneer now. He's going to be heer from Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. that the car I promise. I promise. I promise. >> Please do. Please stop. I I I I will I will myself. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please please please stop. Please stop. Please stop. >> Hey, I'm going to I'm going to [ __ ] >> I said please stop. Please stop. >> Get out of the car now. >> On the ground. >> Hands behind your back. >> Do it now. >> Throw your hands behind your back now. >> I will break this arm. I told you on the ground. I got you. I got you. I'm on the ground. >> The driver, later identified as Jesse Keller, was eventually taken into custody and turned over to Little Rock police. The dog riding in the U-Haul survived and was resting at the Little Rock Animal Shelter. Keller faces charges including theft by receiving fleeing, resisting arrest and reckless driving along with criminal use of prohibited weapons, driving on a suspended license and possession of an instrument of crime and more. On August 1st, 2026, Arkansas State Police found themselves chasing a driver who refused to stop with the pursuit eventually reaching speeds of up to 111 mph. The reason behind the panic became clearer after the driver was taken into custody and began talking about what was inside the vehicle. for address. I'm getting up behind taking 40 east. 48 catch up to you. Hands up. >> Get your hands up. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hands up. Get your hands up now. >> Get on the ground. >> Crawl to us. Crawl. >> Crawl. >> This way. >> Crawl this way. >> You better crawl. >> You up >> down to the side. >> Arms out to the side. >> Please don't be aggressive. I'm here. They trying to take everything. I got a guard in there. >> Chill out. Chill out. I tell you everything, sir. I don't got nothing but a draw weed in there and I'm being as honest as I promise to the king. You feel me? >> Yes, sir. I I don't want no harm. I already been to jail for no reason. That's my mother card and and I really want to [ __ ] her. I got ground weed in there and that's it. That's it. And if you find anything else, it's whoever stole this car from me. Yes, sir. The suspect was arrested and questioned after officers secured the scene. He admitted there was a jar of marijuana inside the car and repeatedly tried to explain why he had fled. Possible charges from the incident include fleeing from law enforcement, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana with additional offenses depending on the investigation. On November 24th, 2025, Connecticut State Trooper Wilfred Blanchett attempted to stop a silver Honda Accord after noticing plates that belong to another vehicle and suspecting the driver might be intoxicated. The driver later identified as Jesus Santiago chose not to stop while passenger Tyloin Reic was also inside the Accord. >> Yes, Roger. 86 coming behind you. It's a good pit. Good pit. And uh we're going to be continuing speed 35 miles an hour. >> [screaming and crying] >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see your hand. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. >> That's the driver. >> I willing kill you. Get the on the ground. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. You have to get back. Get on your stomach. >> They're coming behind you. It's a good pit. Good pit. And uh we're going to be continuing speed 35 miles an hour. And second, get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Give me >> shut the up. >> Stop moving. >> Get him. >> He's got it. He's got it. >> He's biting me. He biting for real reason. He's biting me. Why is he biting? >> Why is he biting me? Why is he biting right now? >> Two in custody with a dog bite, too. >> In custody with a dog bite. [ __ ] [ __ ] out of the move. Don't evening move. Get the stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Stomach sto Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> Santiago and Reic were both taken into custody after the pursuit. Santiago complied with officers while Reic was arrested after a brief struggle. both faced various motor vehicle and narcotics offenses including fleeing and eluding and drugrelated charges along with additional offenses stemming from the incident. Sunday, August 2nd, 2026 began with Little Rock police pursuing a white Buick Encore connected to a shooting and aggravated robbery investigation. Arkansas State Police joined the pursuit as the vehicle traveled along Interstate 30, putting officers on alert for a driver already wanted in connection with a serious investigation. >> Getting back on 30 down there crashing down by the uh school. I think it's McGawan back uh westbound towards passing brag. I'm turning southbound on park 17. No traffic. Westbound 18. Stay right there. Stay right there. Don't move. Don't move. I've got two at gunpoint. The guy's running. Drivers running still westbound from this intersection. I've got two in the car. Gun for black male, black hoodie, black uh sweats. >> Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. >> Correction 24 driver is order westbound from Commerce and Hey, unlock this door right now. Listen. Just listen. Everybody listen to me. We're going to go as slow as we can. Everybody calm down and we're going to be okay. All right. Is everybody clear on that? You understand me? You understand me over there? Everybody put their hands on the ceiling right now. All right. But I want you to I want you first to step out. Keep your hands on top of this car. Hands on top of this car. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, we're going to be all cool. All right. Just relax for a second. Ready? This is what I want you to do. It's going to sound weird. Get on your knees. Put your hand right here on my bumper. Don't move. Hey, I want you to crawl over to me. Okay, buddy. Same thing. When you get out, put your hands over there. >> Hands on the car. Hands on the car. Stop reaching around. Hey, just listen to me, man. Just listen to me. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. I want you to do the same thing he's doing where you get down on your knees. >> Got to get me on my feet. >> Just relax. Just relax. >> All right. What I want you to do is crawl over to me. Okay. Quit reaching around, man. >> I'm not reaching out. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Oh, >> just relax. >> Yeah, you're you're fine. Come on. >> You're fine, man. Just relax. Keep coming. You're good. Back right there. All right. Any weapons on you? >> Spray. Notice some right there. Stand up for me. Thank you. Adam rock 3 1015. I've got to put you in the car. All right. Just relax. All right. Hey, the driver fled in the woods right there. Go ahead and start a perimeter and get a drone. Hey, it was a launch. >> State police Adam 90 from Little Rock. He fled westbound from Commerce and 18th. He's a black male wearing a black hoodie and black sweats. >> No weapons on you or anything else. >> You me down. I'll just You're good, bro. Three occupants were detained after the Buick stopped, but the driver immediately fled on foot and remained the focus of the search. Carly McCree, Morris Worsham, and Marlon Marbley were identified as the passengers. Possible charges could include fleeing from law enforcement, aggravated robbery, and offenses connected to the shooting investigation with more charges depending on the driver's eventual arrest and the underlying case. November 8th, 2024 saw Florida Highway Patrol respond to a large street takeover in Tampa involving cars and pedestrians performing burnouts, donuts, and drifting. When a black Dodge Charger fled from the takeover scene, troopers attempted to stop the driver later identified as Michael Nunez. General driver side right now. There's somebody on the back on the right side. Go down the street. >> [groaning] >> Hey Steve looks like it's on fire over at the wall. Pull up. Pull up. Pull up. Pull up. Go up. Not the entrance or the entrance. >> Number one trooper coming. >> There we go. Block him. Block him. Block him. Block him. There we go. Okay. Holy [ __ ] I got a long Back down slow, bro. My back down. >> Nope. >> Buddy, it's your car. >> No. Yeah. >> No other. Why are you in the takeoff? You going to jail, too? >> What? >> You doing donuts in the parking lot? >> No, I was not. street. They're going to jail too, homie. Extra cold. >> I just got out of jail, man. >> He's going right back. Is that your car? >> It is, but mistake for your boy to be driving like running for me, man. >> They said that was going to be in the car like >> Did your buddy run for you? >> Did your boy run for me? Yes. >> Right. >> He panicked, man. He panic. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What can I say, man? >> All right. Nunez and passenger Dennis Cesar Lozano Gonzalez were taken to the Hillsboro County Jail, while Ruben Aloyo was released after investigators determined he did not knowingly participate. Nunez was charged with unlawful racing on a highway while engaged in a coordinated street takeover and aggravated fleeing to elude. Lozano Gonzalez also faced charges related to the marijuana and firearm found in the vehicle and more. August 1st, 2021 began with a Georgia State Patrol license plate alert involving a black Jeep whose registration did not match the vehicle when Corporal R. Young Bloodood attempted to stop the Jeep. The driver, later identified as Derek Alexander, decided that the registration problem was apparently worth turning the city streets into his escape route. Hold it. >> All right. Still driving home 1080. heading up north on left Wilson. Left turn Wilson backmorial. Continue north. Let me know which one I got. left. Inbound. I don't know. Court Street. >> I have here pass clear. Clear power taking though Yeah. 34. Wars up your hands up. >> Get out of car. Get out of the car. Hey, somebody. I'm sorry. Get your ass up, man. >> I don't care. That's a simple ticket, man. [music] Get up. Get your ass up, man. [music] Hold >> him. I got >> Alexander was arrested after the stolen Jeep was finally brought to a stop and was transported to the Dalb County Jail without further incident. Authorities discovered the Jeep had been reported stolen in Atlanta and Alexander also had an outstanding warrant. He was therefore facing charges related to fleeing the stolen vehicle and the outstanding warrant among other offenses. On August 4th, 2026, Jacksonville police were pursuing a silver Chevrolet Equinox for traffic violations after the driver reached speeds above 100 mph on Interstate 57. Arkansas State Trooper Dustin Medford joined the pursuit as the driver, later identified as Antoine Pennington, repeatedly tried to avoid being stopped. Coming >> across the ground. Vehicle hit the exit ramp. Keep southbound on the exit road. Back on the 57. Stay tuned. Stay down. He didn't work. They just stand for you. Jump in front of me. Heat. Heat. M22 1043 for 22. Going back in my game if you get around the corner. Let's see. reporting contract. Yeah. Heat. Valley 22. I'm on blue 65 now. >> Come up to Nicole Drive. Heat. Heat. Back out on Valerie headed toward is I'm driving with you. ADR [screaming] >> Pennington was taken into custody after the vehicle was disabled and he attempted to escape on foot. Officers found two loaded handguns on him despite his status as a convicted felon. He was charged with felony fleeing possession of firearms by certain persons, identity fraud, cruelty to animals, and battery along with improper tag display, no insurance license violations, reckless driving, and registration offenses. June 5th, 2026 saw a stolen white pickup truck become the target of a pursuit after it was reported taken from China Cook in Fontana. The alleged carjacking suspect refused to give up the truck, sending Fontana police and later California Highway Patrol units into a chase that stretched across multiple freeways and cities. >> Well, and as we are watching this, we have the video of a moment ago where you could see CHP officers throw the spike strip out. He was going through this intersection and right off to the upper right you see and the suspect saw it. Um, so we had made illusions to the fact that this person seemed to be possibly under the influence. However, that particular awareness on this person when they were able to be able to steer around that signifies to me that maybe this person is fine. They're just agitated. Um, who knows what's going on with the way they're putting their hands out and and waving at at now not only officers and traffic, but also we saw them waving at people that were at an intersection and a couple of people have actually, you know, looked at them, waved at this person, which sometimes there's a a moment of internet celebrity when somebody like this is driving around. People, you know, generally will go out and wave. Not a smart move in this the way this guy's been driving, but it does happen. Um, but Bruce, I'm I'm kind of keep trying to take a peek at some of these wheels and I I don't see any damage. So, I don't think that he was ever hit at all with the spike strip. And unfortunately, those those wheels look like, you know, they're they're rugged. Even if they did get a spike strip out there, doesn't necessarily mean it'll do uh significant damage right away, unless there was a direct hit of some sort. That that would be ideal. Yeah, they're they're more heavy duty tires, more uh truck tires, if you will. So, for a spike strip to be deployed and be successful, it's going to c going to take some time for that tire or tires to deflate. >> Okay, so now we're back in Boil Heights. If you look at the map there, and you can see that the suspect is continuing. The good news in that circumstance as in many of the others that we have seen um the the innocents who are near this person uh have p either are aware or hear it or something and they have yielded the right away um in many cases and and that's what you want right Bruce I mean you just we don't want anybody trying to block him in box him in you just yield and get out of the way >> you know you're 100% correct yield get out of the way stop don't become part of the problem even though we have seen in other pursuits in years past, big rigs blocking in a suspect vehicle and they were unable to get away. Now, does that help law enforcement? Is it something we encourage? Definitely not. >> Well, we've also seen measures of road rage from people who might be bumped by uh this person or hindered by this person. In some cases, I I we've seen just regular vehicles try to stop this person because far as they know, they've been in an accident and the [clears throat] person's trying to get away from them. So, you know, just always be aware with that many police officers right behind this. You know, just don't be involved. Uh don't be involved. So, clearly that puts the the people who accidentally get stuck in a in a standoff at risk. But do officers try to get them out of their vehicles if that is the case? Do they quickly, you know, address the the people stuck in that or or do they just keep the people or try to keep them in their vehicles? >> Well, you know, it's a two-prong question. Uh you want to never have innocent civilians involved in a deadly force type incident. >> That was We've lost you. There we go. Bruce, we heard the we heard the first part was that you don't want people involved in a >> but we didn't hear the second part. >> Yeah, you don't want people involved in a lethal um operational area like that. However, the second part is keep them in the vehicles, let them hunker down and you focus just on the suspect. >> Okay. Now, we see another situation where that person turning uh just turned into a bunch of CHP officers. So, they knew something was up immediately got off to the right shoulder. Um, but now here we may have a pit maneuver coming as he's moved up quickly. And there we go. That's our first attempt to try to get this guy down and they did quickly pitted him. Uh, and now he's trying to back up and officers are engaged on that driver's side door and he is boxed in in this moment. Let's just see what happens. He might back up and he does. So he has put it in reverse and he's backed up away from the officers. Don't know how much damage was done to the vehicle. Now he's moving forward again. So officers for the first time have tried to end this pursuit. They put it a pit maneuver in there. It was a very good pit maneuver, but then there was just no way to disable the vehicle. Bruce. >> Yeah. Um, you know, I think they've now asked to be a little more aggressive and been given permission by the watch commander or the field supervisor in the pursuit to be aggressive. Let's do a fit maneuver if the circumstances warranted. And in this case, they were given permission and they did it >> to the uh the owner of the vehicle. I'm not sure if they gave us that information. Uh but again, whether this is a diesel or regular gas pickup truck, he could be on borrowed time. That might be why he's looking for a place to either give up or potentially foot bail from the vehicle. But he's certainly now crawling about 30 mph down right road just off of MLK just north of the 105 freeway and just to the west of the 710 freeway in a very heavily industrial area. You can see him now uh deciding to stop for this particular stop sign. He has been far from a model driver by any means uh but choosing this stop sign to uh pause at. And now you see uh a full contingent of CHP cruisers ready to execute a felony stop if he decides that this is the time to give it up. >> Well, and and as we look at this, I mean, this is a, you know, he is now in a completely different place than he's been all the time because there are a lot less in the way of traffic to bother uh CHP and whatever they want to do. Um, so as you mentioned, he if it wanted to keep going, he would have been better served staying on the freeway. But now underneath the freeway, but if you notice wider streets, nothing in the way of cars, this could be a situation where if he starts to pick up speed at all, they might try might try a pit maneuver. But he is we do know that this this particular vehicle has a 34gallon tank. Um, again, as you mentioned, we don't know if the driver had a full tank when he took off from Fontana. Um, but clearly he had enough fuel to drive around at this point. So, this is, if Bruce is still with us, Bruce, this starts to look like an area that you mentioned, operational opportunity, an area like this. >> Look at that guy. You saw that? Did you see that, Philip? Hold on real quick. You saw a CHP unit pull over. A little left pedal here, Dan. Left pedal. We'll get get that CHP cruiser that just pulled off. Very good likelihood he may be getting ready to set up on the other side for a spike strip attempt. But look at this. The pickup truck coming to a full stop here. There are empty parking spots on both sides of the street here. He pulled over briefly and is now continu left pedal. Left pedal in left pedal. Pursuits out my left window right over here. He's going to continue down the road here. There's a CH cruiser at the end of that road and he may set up for the spike strip. Here he goes going to the back of the SUV. Going to grab the spike strip and he will have seconds to lay down that spike strip. Another CHP cruiser at the top lefthand corner of your screen. He's going to block the road here. Really limiting the options. Here comes the spike attempt. He's going to drive around it. It looks like he's going to pull back that spike strip. He looks like he's gearing for a right turn, but he has he's he's going to see the blockage any second here. He's face to face with CHP. Now they're blocking him in. Look at this situation, Philip. very aggressive set of tactics could turn out to be very very useful here as they now have him cornered from front and back. The spike strip now taken out of play here as that front that guy on the front end that that that patrol officer on the front end of that uh pickup truck is now bumperto- bumper with the suspect. Officers getting out of harm's wagon to prevent any chance of crossfire here. They've got their guns drawn. You've got three CHP cruisers behind him, one in front of him. He's got little space to play with here unless he gets really desperate. It looks like we're finally going to see HP patrolman communicating, sending him signals to get out of the vehicle. And it looks like he is finally ready to bring this pursuit to a peaceful end. And boy, he couldn't do it a second too soon. Looks like he might try and run. Here comes the K9 taking the suspect down in the middle of right road at Fertile Street. CHP bringing this pursuit pursuit to a peaceful end with the use of that K-9 officer. >> Well, Chris, we also saw one car just maybe not even knowing what they were wanting to do, but they were almost in the line of activity here and they had to wave. One of the CHP officers was aggressively waving them to get them out of the way because this guy is so unpredictable. Uh but now they've cleared the truck and you can see that the dog is still engaged with the suspect who by the way was not doing what he was supposed to do. He got out and was casually kind of jogging away. You've got CHP trying to crowd control there. >> Jog away. >> One more time. >> Almost looked like he wanted to try and jog away. He didn't appear to be perfectly He didn't appear to be in perfect physical shape. And we don't know what the situation is, whether he's uh, you know, under the influence or what his physical condition was, but it looked like a very weak attempt to start to jog away from his vehicle and that's when they uh released the K-9 thankfully uh bringing this guy down without any incident here. Look at that tail still wag >> to stop. So it does look as if the suspect is now uh safely in custody. um the the the the the K-9 unit doing yman's work there to to get that suspect on the ground. Um but but Chris, we we he really had nowhere to go once he got into this residential area. You mentioned it the way CHP was able to quickly aggressively get around in front of him uh and started to almost corral him into an area where they were able to to pin this vehicle. The pursuit ended in Lynwood when the driver was taken into custody after leaving the pickup and attempting to jog away. A police dog was used to make the arrest and the suspect was later placed in an ambulance. The driver was facing consequences related to the alleged carjacking and stolen vehicle fleeing from police, reckless driving, and other offenses arising from the pursuit. December 20th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a dark gray Ford Mustang after seeing it traveling in the wrong lane on State Road 79 in Washington County. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated and turned a routine traffic stop into a dangerous pursuit. >> [music] >> Turn it into a cemetery. Your radio's cut now. You back northbound. K wants to know original charges. Woohoo! >> [music] >> 18. 34. Get back this lane. Signal about damn creek right here. Yeah. >> Gotcha. The driver identified as Alex Daniel was eventually arrested after abandoning the Mustang and attempting to escape into a wooded area. Records cited in the case list charges including introducing contraband into a state correctional facility and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription along with additional offenses connected to the incident. On April 4th, 2022, New Mexico State Police began pursuing a driver who was traveling the wrong way and refusing to stop on a busy roadway. The white Chevrolet Silverado was moving at high speed while weaving between the shoulder median and travel lanes, creating an increasingly dangerous situation for surrounding motorists. Silverado >> white Chevy Silverado 10 for directive 29. I'm showing a an expired tag expired coming back to a blue 1996 Dodge 10 4. Uh speed's currently 88 uh in uh the southbound lane of travel. Uh heavy heavy roadways going back from uh shoulder to medium still southbound 111 85 >> T 15 is going to oncoming traffic. I'm going to pit as soon as I can. >> Oncoming traffic temper direct. >> He just almost hit a vehicle head on. Uh we're about to pass a school bus right now. pursuit about the pit. Further about the pit southbound success southbound 10 the regular lanes of traffic. Is he back in the regular lanes of traffic? >> Abraham, he's back right now. I don't trust that he's going to stay there, though. >> What What are the manorisms inside the car? Are they waving anything? They're just driving. >> I can't tell. I could just see his head, you know. He's slowing down. I'm going to try to pit again. >> Slowing down at the 106. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Keep your hands off. Keep your hands [screaming] off. Roll down the window. Roll down [screaming] the window. Roll [screaming] down your window. Get out of here. Get out of here. Open your passenger door. Crawl out the passenger side. Face your car. Face your car. >> All right, let's move up. >> You got hands. >> Don't move. >> Yes. I'm trying. I'm trying again. Hey, >> I was serious with you. I wasn't serious. Hey, I'm not serious. >> Hey, boys. Come on. >> T 15 sent >> here. Get the rest of the >> Whenever you get a chance, move your unit. Let's see. me right. Okay, boy. >> Don't tr >> sit down. I'm tired. Don't sit down like what? >> Open your mouth. >> Where are you taking me? Where you taking? >> Open your mouth. >> No. Where are you taking me? >> Open your mouth. Do you have anything in there? >> The driver was taken into custody after the pursuit ended and officers ordered him out of the truck. Authorities also documented the vehicle and its condition following the pursuit. Possible charges include fleeing and eluding reckless driving, driving under the influence and operating in the wrong direction with additional charges possible from the incident. November 26th, 2023, Georgia State Patrol spotted a silver Hyundai Santa Fe traveling 75 mph in a 40 mph zone. And the vehicle already had a history of fleeing Cherokee County Deputies Trooper Nicholas Guer attempted a traffic stop, but the driver later identified as Demetrius Xavier Rump accelerated away despite multiple traffic controls. 335 South. We're going to start with this and see if he can take Off the center. Going to the right. Clear. Coming up to the right. Yes, for 139. Rump was taken into custody after fleeing on foot and being stopped by responding officers. He was then transferred to Cherokee County Sheriff's Office custody for transport to jail. His history of multiple warrants, the dangerous flight, and the collision with a sheriff's patrol vehicle left him facing additional charges tied to fleeing reckless driving and striking a law enforcement vehicle along with the outstanding warrants. November 18th, 2022, [music] Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a dark SUV in St. Augustine during a routine traffic enforcement encounter. The driver ignored the troopers emergency lights and sirens, choosing instead to continue down the roadway and trigger a pursuit. Hello. Don't tell me anyone. Right. O. Meow. Stop here. All right. Set it off for me. Set it off. Set it off. Okay. Get out of here. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. On the ground. Come on, guys. New text. >> The driver was arrested after officers secured the vehicle and took him into custody without further resistance. He faced a charge of fleeing and eluding law enforcement along with additional traffic offenses that could be attached to the pursuit. On February the 2nd, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol trooper MC Davis spotted a black and red Suzuki motorcycle performing a wheelie on US 92 in Poke County. When the trooper tried to catch up with the rider, 29-year-old Trevor James Rolls, chose to flee, beginning a pursuit through several streets. Wait, >> Traffic. traffic. What's your charges? Blake was asking. No, I wouldn't be making a right to the gate. Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. >> Get on the ground. >> What are you waiting for? >> Are you about to cause an accident? >> I'm sorry, officer. >> All right, I got him here. Kathleen, you stop. I hit the back tire of the bike. >> You killed somebody, bro. Yeah, sorry. >> Rolls was arrested at the scene and told trooper Davis he was not injured before declining emergency medical services. The motorcycle was towed and suspected marijuana was collected as evidence. He was charged with fleeing or eluding with emergency lights and sirens, reckless driving marijuana possession, operating a motorcycle without the proper license or endorsement, and failing to register the motorcycle. February 24th, 2024, Akran police attempted to stop a pickup truck because of a registration issue. The driver refused to cooperate, sending officers on a brief pursuit through city streets before the truck became the focus of an arrest. Speed traffic northbound approaching eastbound on east traffic around the stop sign here. Good right going northbound on Oakland front the stop sign. Speeds are 40 still on the stop sign running the stop sign. Good right. Secondary still bust out. Get up there, buddy. Get up there. Lost from here. North. Right. Right. Right. Southbound on Howard. South on Howard. Passing Preston. Speeds are 50. No traffic. Go go go to the field here on north tower. He's about to sit in the lake bail. Show me youring hands right now. Show me your hands. I'm going to shoot you. You motherucker. Show me youring hands. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. on the ground. >> Vehicle's clear. You got him. >> Don't test up on me. >> All right. >> We're good. >> Oh, we're good. >> Thanks for being here. That was quick. >> Was that Was that you that he almost hit back there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Those are good. >> I think I got a drug type in there with me. >> Do you need Do you need EMS or anything, man? >> I'm on I'm on medication, man. But >> Okay. But like I from I still got some broken glass in there. Are you okay? Oh, that's that's the window my uh girl was. >> The driver was taken to the Summit County Jail after officers secured him at the end of the pursuit. Investigators also noted the truck was improperly registered and a suspected drug pipe was reportedly found. He was booked on a list of charges related to the pursuit vehicle registration and suspected drug paraphernalia with additional charges possible. On December 6th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a Toyota HRV traveling 67 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone on US 29 in Escambia County. When the trooper attempted to stop the vehicle, Trest Delila Dawson allegedly accelerated away, turning a speeding violation into a high-speed pursuit. 1031. 10:31 be a Toyota. Toyota. Right. Bravo. Bravo. You're not going over Another go. on the ground. [screaming] Stop. Stop it. I'm scared. On the >> [screaming] >> a bad angle. Grand [screaming] No. Roll the [ __ ] over right now. I don't want to use any more forces. >> Take a seat for me. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Get warm. >> I'm going to have to buff these up. Okay, man. >> Put yourself in a little more. >> I know it's tight. Were you wearing your seat belt whenever I was pulling over? >> No. >> Why aren't you wearing your seat belt, man? >> I was wearing >> took it off. Yeah. Here. >> I got it. Yeah, I got it. All right. Okay. Bracelet that he had on. >> Dawson was arrested after the vehicle was stopped and the driver attempted to flee on foot. Officers also recovered a plastic bag containing a white powdery substance and a glass pipe. The charges included fleeing and eluding possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless driving, resisting without violence, and driving while suspended as a habitual traffic offender. March 8th, 2025, Florida Highway Patrol troopers were alerted to a wanted drug trafficking suspect traveling near St. Petersburg on Interstate 275. When troopers attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver refused to cooperate, immediately turning the encounter into a pursuit. potato. Come on. >> Hit hit. Yeah. Oh man, let me see the traffic. Traffic trap. Turn the [ __ ] away. Keep it down. [ __ ] sir. Hey, you come face to me. >> Hang on. Just stay on your center for that. Don't stop. Don't keep turning. Please. >> Hang on. The medics are on the way. Turn this way. What's up? What you got? >> What do you need, bro? Don't turn Don't turn this way. Stop turning this way. Get back. Just put it away. >> Turn to your Turn to your left. Don't turn to your right. You got to stay like that. >> Stop turning. I was >> Yeah, please give him more money. >> We'll get everything on the car. You focus on going to the hospital first. >> Let them move. Nothing moving. >> I'm going to be all right. Fall off. >> The suspect was taken into custody after the crash and was found reaching toward a loaded 10 mm handgun. Troopers secured the weapon before placing him under arrest. He faced multiple drugrelated charges along with fleeing and eluding with the firearm adding another serious layer to the case. That brings this case to a close, but there is plenty more waiting just beyond this story. Be sure to check out the next video for another pursuit with a completely different chain of events. 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