On March 16th, 2024, Bo police were alerted that Illinois officers were chasing a maroon Chevrolet Trailblazer connected to a shooting and heading toward Wisconsin. Once officers spotted the vehicle, the driver chose flight again, setting off a pursuit that would quickly become a serious threat to everyone nearby. We're turning on to Route Avenue. Continue northbound Route Avenue. We'll be at Cheryl here in a second. Just past center blue stop sign center. We're stopping at Sherland. We're going to turn eastbound on Shirland. Going into blue. Turning northbound 8. 8 >> 16 continue. I'll keep calling it. 16's with me. 16 with me. I'm going to continue to call that northbound on 8th Street. Hey, get him out. Get on 16. See about 35 milesPH. Traffic picking up moder traffic stop. Almost 1050. Hold on. Almost 1050. We're going to be pulling up uh getting downtown by the auto park store. We're at Fifth Avenue. Portland Street. Portland and Fifth Street. It's eastbound. We're going over the river. North on a squad with us. He sounds strong. He's strong. >> Yep. We just 1050 to the squad. Central and strong. We're wiping out. Hold. Hold trip. Thank you. >> I got to reload. strong. >> I don't have my >> mine's a mic. You both He hit the squad. I I don't think I got hit. >> Yep. All right. >> All right. >> You okay, bud? >> Yeah, I'm good. He hit my door. I I I thought I was going to get pissed. >> Yeah, he I rammed him. Sorry. >> Uh >> you all right? >> Yeah, I'm good, brother. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> Uh the suspect. >> All right. >> You're good, boss. >> After the incident, the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene, while one officer suffered only a small cut to his finger. The circumstances could support charges such as fleeing and eluding aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, unlawful use of a firearm and other related offenses. December 26th, 2021 started with Florida Highway Patrol clocking a great Jeep Grand Cherokee at 104 mph in a 40 mph zone on State Road 296. Trooper David A. Folsam attempted a traffic stop, but 18-year-old Triquiz Lono Davis decided that stopping was apparently not on his holiday agenda. Okay. You don't have to call yourself >> on Texas Fox 1396. I don't I'll hit him. He's still running. Remember, he's gone back on building up. I am having a difficult time hearing you over the background noise. Please try things like turn your screen down and closing up. Please try again. Cancelled 194. I don't know what multiple multiple we are currently. Right. Bley Avenue. 1049. We have NCM51. Back on the blue angel direction. Welcome on. Heat. Heat. Get a clue. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Down. Get out. Get out. Come here. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. [screaming] I don't want you. sir. >> Mom, right there. He let that dog bite me. I did not swing on that, man. Ma'am, don't y'all don't y'all have body cameras? >> Okay. He told me to put I I rolled the window down to put my hand down with weapon. Let that dog bite me, man. >> Let your mom know you're fine. >> Are you okay? >> No. My whole leg over here is hurting. You let the dog bite me. >> The ambulance is on the way >> and I'm going to stay right here until the ambulance get here. >> I'm sorry, Mom. I'm sorry. >> Davis was arrested after the pursuit and later identified as having no valid driver's license and an outstanding warrant for fleeing and eluding. Officers also found suspected methamphetamine, marijuana pills, drug packaging, a digital scale, and other evidence inside the jeep. He faced aggravated fleeing and eluding delivery of methamphetamine possession of a controlled substance drug paraphernalia possession resisting an officer with violence and more. On July 10th, 2025, Arkansas State Police were called to assist with a pursuit on Interstate 40 after a Chevrolet Blazer was reportedly traveling around 100 mph in a 75 mph zone. The driver, later identified as Dustin Kirkandall, continued weaving through traffic with little interest in making the evening easier for anyone involved. 66 237 TV. taking back off base. It's a white male driver. 64 primary I got Man, beautiful kid. your [ __ ] hand out the car. >> Get your ass out of the car. caring. Give me your hand. >> Listen, I can't calm down. Okay, it's over. Can I roll over on my back? >> Are you going to Are you going to be calm? >> Yes. >> You promise me? >> Yeah, >> sir. >> Because you don't. You're going to get back on the ground. >> You understand? >> Can I roll? >> Yes or no? >> Yeah. God damn it. >> Can I roll? >> Come on. Quit playing with me. I want to roll. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Oh my god. Man, you're breathing. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. Throw me over. Roll me over. Yes, sir. >> Throw me over. >> Roll me over. >> Kirkindall was taken into custody by the Faulner County Sheriff's Office and was described as appearing heavily under the influence of alcohol and possibly narcotics. Officers also reported open alcohol containers and suspected narcotics. Possible charges included fleeing and eluding driving under the influence, reckless driving possession of controlled substances resisting arrest and related offenses. September 3rd, 2025 brought Trousale County deputies into a pursuit involving a black Mustang with Kentucky tags. When a deputy attempted to slow the vehicle near Latty Reese Road, the driver swerved toward the deputy and accelerated instead of cooperating. 104, it's him. He's taking off. >> 814. He's taking off. He's right there. 810. He almost hit 810. I hit him. I hit him. I hit him. I got him. I got him. Stop. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Stop right there. Stop. You turn it off. >> I got him. You keep your hands right there. >> All right. >> Yes. You stay right there till we get out. Get out of it. Get out of it. >> Get out of my car right now. Thank you. 88. Good morning, Georgia. 801. What's your location? The driver was removed from the Mustang and transported to jail after the pursuit ended. He was charged with assault against a law enforcement officer, evading arrest by motor vehicle reckless driving improper, passing no registration and no insurance. Additional charges were still pending in Smith County. On January 19th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol spotted a black Hyundai Santa Fe driving aggressively on Interstate 95 near Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard. The driver, later identified as Jaquan Davis, was following too closely, making reckless lane changes and forcing other motorists to react before the attempted traffic stop turned into something much bigger. Vehicle information for QUXX75 black 2022 HY utility whose tag is valid is registered to a 23-year-old female named Apollo Marus and is insured by insured by direct general insurance company experience. Round two. Heat. Heat. Heat. going to be westbound. You're going to stop westbound right now. All right, we're going to get going. Are you sure going south to 70 ft? Stop. Probably a little bit All right. And now we're going the vehicle. Inter Military. >> Davis was eventually located after fleeing on foot and hiding in an apartment complex where a police dog apprehended him. A search of the Hyundai also uncovered suspected narcotics and a loaded Glock handgun with an extended magazine. Possible charges included fleeing and eluding aggravated battery possession of a firearm during a felony possession of controlled substances and resisting arrest. Thursday, May 23rd, 2024 began with Florida Highway Patrol clocking a black Cadillac at 80 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 95 near Davy Boulevard. When the trooper tried to stop the vehicle, Gretagia Days accelerated away and turned an ordinary traffic stop into a rapidly escalating pursuit. Here's your copy. Heat. Heat. Hey, are you ready? Heat. Heat. games. What parking lot are you in? other ones. Now about out. Something here. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Get on the ground, man. Please call me now. Call me now. Yeah, >> man. >> How many more people? Turn around. >> Take these handcuffs off. >> All right. >> Take them off. >> Show you what you do. House [ __ ] House [ __ ] Look. Look. Look at them. They're going to keep me in this hot car. I saw a bit and then like I thought I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. Let me out. [crying] I can't breathe in here. I can't breathe. Let him out. Let them out. Everybody. Everybody come. Everybody them up. Everybody. They got nothing. No guns, no nothing. They got no tasers, no power. They look Don't touch me. What did I say? You work for me. You work for me. Look at [screaming] all right weapons. Lock her up. Lock this [ __ ] up. Daisy was arrested after finally surrendering near the Broward BAT area and was taken to Broward County Jail. She was charged with two counts of aggravated battery fleeing and eluding law enforcement and resisting an officer without violence. She was also accused of spitting on a Broward Sheriff's officer while in custody. In the evening, Michigan State Police were responding to a shots fired call at a club when witnesses reportedly pointed officers toward a white Chevrolet Impala. The attempt to stop that vehicle immediately turned the investigation into a pursuit, although the available information does not establish whether the person arrested was actually connected to the reported shooting. Let me take this priority. There's no traffic speed 50. All right, we're still eastbound. We're up to 75 and we're 375 through Russell. Speed 50. It's a white Monte Carlo. Somebody put it out over DP, please. All right, we're going to be south on Grand Boulevard. >> All right, successful. Lock them in. >> Get your gun out. >> Get your hands up. Get youring hands up. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Hands up. Get out of the car and lay on your face. Lay on your face. Lay on your face. Lay on your face. Get down in the car. Anybody car. Good job. 220. >> There's blood on him. Okay. >> You been hit or anything? >> Why are we here? >> I'm sorry. Y >> Well, you should have just stopped. You didn't have to do anything. The driver was taken into custody after the vehicle was stopped and officers continued working to determine what role, if any, the suspect had in the club incident. Based on the available facts, possible charges could include fleeing and eluding reckless driving and any weapons related offenses supported by the investigation. On October 15th, 2024, at 8:59 p.m., Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit reported by Sherwood Police as a vehicle traveled west through the Interstate 30 construction zone. Troopers Robert Plyer and Corbin Freeman entered the pursuit as the driver of the Toyota continued refusing to end the situation. >> Just get it patched. It don't matter. and DK. 383 630 back 141 40 mph trap heavy Careful. I'm making my way through this traffic now. Westbound 28 mph. >> All right, traffic is opened up. Uh, passive 140. Contain the bridge 66 westbound from 6:30. All right, passing the downtown exit westbound 50 mph light traffic camera 20 MX 200 >> continuing westbound approaching Roosevelt Road exit 139A. Uh speed 55 no traffic rock only behind 38. Go ahead and show us 1037. All units for Adam 38 and Adam 33 westbound road. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hand. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. How would you hit [screaming] my car? >> Stop when you see lights. >> Stop. >> Why would you hit my car? >> Keep your hands out. Keep your hands shut. Hands up. >> Why would you hit my car? Hands out. >> Can I car? >> Keep your hands up. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Jordan Norris was arrested after refusing repeated commands to leave the vehicle and trooper Plyer later learned that his left little finger had been fractured during the arrest. Norris was turned over to Sherwood police while the reported circumstances could support charges involving fleeing and eluding reckless driving, resisting arrest, and other offenses arising from the pursuit. On July the 2nd, 2024, Los Angeles police were tracking a vehicle reported stolen as three occupants drove erratically through Los Angeles traffic. The driver repeatedly ignored traffic rules and used shoulders ramps and opposing lanes to avoid the officers following from the ground and air. PD southwest units I believe making a beline to that intersection and they're trying to catch up to this vehicle uh that is now possibly getting onto an on-ramp to the freeway right now. We're going to make sure what uh uh we're going to find out exactly what on-ramp that is. And it looks like he's going to be taking the 10 eastbound towards downtown. And that is the 10 east. And I can see those LAPD units. You have five LAPD units speeding up towards that car and trying to do the best that they can to catch up and go uh northbound 110. And you can see that unit getting really close there. That's an LAPD Southwest Division officer >> getting really close as the suspect uh now comes to a stop. LAPD apparently these officers have been approved for a pit. So, they've been given the go-ahad to perform a pit maneuver. So, that may be what that officer is trying to do. Although, at these extremely slow speeds, that uh may not be possible until until the uh driver gets uh out in the open a little bit more. Now, we've exited the freeway. This is one of the options I was talking about here that you can take from that interchange. And now we're southbound on Hoover in the University Park area. If we continue down this stretch, we'll end up in the USC area. And there there there you go. That's the dangers of being on surface streets as compared to freeways. You have pedestrians possibly in the way. And now we're picking up speed a little bit, using that center median again, uh, and swerving around other traffic as those LAPD Oh, and now we're going the wrong way. Almost hit a box truck. You can see that LAPD unit keeping close behind. All the LAPD units keeping close behind as now we make a left turn eastbound on West Adams Boulevard. Now picking up a little bit of speed, still using that center lane. And those LAPD units from the Southwest Division staying right behind this driver as he picks up speed hitting almost 70 mph. Continuing westbound now on West Washington Boulevard around the trees. We'll uh maneuver for that shortly. And as I look out the PD units are uh doing a good job keeping up with this. I'm honestly quite impressed because usually when you see wrongway driving such as this as we pull into what might be a dead end, uh we'll move around the bridges here and see what's on the other end of that road. But uh normally when uh drivers go the wrong way, LAPD doesn't really uh keep as as close of a distance to the vehicle as he normally would. And now we're doing U-turn. Looks like that was a possible spike attempt by that officer that came up really close and that officer was able to dodge out of the way. I'm not sure if that was a successful strike spike and somebody just possibly climbed out the window or threw something out the window. Uh and now the driver speeding away down West Washington Boulevard. That was definitely an interesting turn of events. this driver and the passengers seemingly uh really >> the good thing is I guess this is more of an industrial you know area where people are it doesn't seem like there's a lot of res >> making a right turn. >> Yeah. Anyway, >> right turn on West 18th Street. >> Oh boy. >> Yeah. And again, Gabe, you were just saying it a moment ago. This driver keeps finding themselves in a position where they Oh, did they hit that? Did they hit the van? It looked like >> I think he scraped one of those cars there. Boy, that guy was just minding those b his own business and opening his door. Next thing you know, >> we're looking on the right side. Oh, yeah. Ellen, where he came very close to hitting up somebody in the crosswalk walking uh trying just minding their own business. Again, these are always so shocking when you're somebody who's just completely unaware that this is [music] happening on Gabe, you're back with us. We hear your microphone open again. Um I don't see any LAPD, so it's Has it still been a terminated uh pursuit? Yeah, Colleen, at this point, uh, we do know that LAPD has terminated, uh, this pursuit on the ground. They still have the air unit overhead. That air unit still keeping an eye, uh, on this vehicle to make sure that if they do pull over, if they do get out, uh, that air unit will be able to uh, report that information to the officers on the ground. And uh also if this vehicle gets involved in an accident or anything like that as we pull down an alleyway uh you may start to wonder if this vehicle uh knows someone in the area knows maybe their home is in the area. This pursuit started uh a little further south south of the uh Lera Heights area. Uh so we don't know if they're from that area or if the driver or other passengers are from this area more south of downtown. Um but in in the past few minutes or so uh with the lack of officers behind Oh, and we're stopping behind a tree and this this I think is what and we have people four five people I think we saw five people jump out of this vehicle and now they're running down the sidewalk and they look like they're running into this property here into the backyard. 1 2 3 four >> at least four. I think I saw five. Yeah, I think so too. Continuing into the back alley here and LAPD, the air unit, they're reporting that information down to units on the ground. So, you'll start to see >> I think they're kind of trapped in this back area would be the fence is pretty high. >> Yeah. Yeah. Uh it it it does appear that there's kind of nowhere out from there. The the the fence line looks a little too high to jump. Uh and these these suspects now using the trash can, hopping over that, looking over there. Uh seeing what's on the other side there. Looks to be another alleyway. Uh and they're going to continue down that alleyway, but I'm trying to look out to see if uh LAPD has units. I can see the air unit uh orbiting the scene. They have on these suspects and where they're going. And I can see they're uh continuing to run down this alleyway onto this uh cross street here, but I believe that's going to be Griffith Avenue. You have uh two of them already crossing the street. Another one uh crossing the street now and another one in tow after that. >> Did we lose one of them? >> I think maybe possibly if there was five, the fifth one went in a different direction. >> Yeah, that's that's definitely possible at this point. We're trying to keep eyes on the driver which we believe people just stay in your house and don't come out and >> try to you know confront when people are trying to get away. You just >> Yeah. >> Oh dear. >> Yeah. You have you have other other residents here maybe having a confrontation with one of the suspects. Uh I'm not sure if these two >> they were part of but >> so these two were part of it also on the run. I'm trying to keep one ear to the uh LAPD radio frequency to see uh I don't believe that last person is not. No, that person is just trying to keep their eyes on it. And you know sometimes it's best to stay out of it >> and now they're going into this other uh yard. >> Who this person? Two of them. And who is this woman? >> We definitely lost one, Ellen. I feel like there was five, but we definitely saw four. And now this woman is not having it. >> Yeah. No, the uh at one point maybe she's going to turn around and say, "You know what? I don't I want to or she knows them. The one thing is she might know them." >> Yeah. Trying to talk to him like, "Stop this. They do look young. >> Flatten it out a little bit. >> Yeah, they >> they do look young. >> Well, the way they were jumping over fences and and running along, they definitely are young. Look at that. Um >> Yeah, you can wait. She's guiding them back into >> You have to wonder. Yeah, you you have to wonder if these if if these res residents know who these kids are and we're kind of telling them to go back home. uh which uh would lead me to believe that they are they are from this area or or at least >> traffic. Have they Have they gone inside this building? >> They have not. No, at this point they're they're trying to get officers uh in position and get the officers on the ground aware of what's going on. It was Southwest Division officers that were originally involved in this pursuit and these are central division officers now pulling up to the scene because that's the area that we're in now. So, uh, the air unit is trying to get those central division officers up to speed on what they saw and what they, uh, who who they need to find. So, those officers are, uh, slowly kind of pulling up to, uh, the address here and trying to gather information as best as they can with the information that they are getting from the air unit. Uh, and we're trying to figure out if they're going to get more uh, units from central division here to see if they can uh, go inside this home and uh, talk to these kids or uh, see if they uh, see, you know, if they uh, try some other means to try and uh, uh, take these people into custody. >> Yeah, you see a couple residents um, coming out of that apartment building and and talking to the officers there. Perhaps you're going able to get some information from them. >> Yeah. We'll see. I mean, it's always hard. They don't I mean, it's a stolen car, but we didn't hear anything about any um weapons or so. Hopefully, they're unarmed and um and they give up peacefully and even though it doesn't appear like it's going to be an easy um apprehension. Picture from the end of this purs well not the end of the pursuit, but uh they foot bailed just a few minutes ago and now they're inside that building. We saw at least four suspects go into that building and now officers are outside of that complex uh trying to figure out what to do and and where [music] to find these suspects and where they are inside that building. >> All right. Well, we're going to keep an eye on this and keep you posted, of course, and let you know uh the final result of this pursuit, which has been very strange and erratic, and thankfully we haven't seen anybody injured. Um hopefully >> the ground pursuit was eventually terminated because continuing through the city had become too dangerous while the LAPD air unit continued monitoring the vehicle. The occupants later abandoned the vehicle and ran into a nearby residential area. Possible charges included possession of a stolen vehicle, evading police reckless driving, and resisting or obstructing officers. On February 20th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a blue Chevrolet truck on State Road 228 after its plate had been flagged as stolen out of Jacksonville. Once the trooper confirmed the vehicle, the driver turned on to County Road 217 and accelerated away, taking the investigation from a stolen vehicle alert into a twocount pursuit. All right, we're coming up on a stop six now. Watch yourselves. Scott's not successful. Coming up on the sticks now. Next police launch. >> Good hit. Good hit. Good hit. Back off. I think they're going to try to stick them again up here. So, you'll watch yourself. My front's out and smoking. The nest opens up behind us. Three everywhere from the tire speed slowing to the northbound 65 48 down. Hey, just a heads up. I can't see on my left mirror there. Tires separated. Successful hit again. Both right side tires are disabled. Maximum timber breakdown. We just clear 67 95 and 200. They got top sticks. Every try, one time I try to give myself, he tries to ring me. Being laid. Watch yourself. Right lane. Right lane. Hit probably tic tac my tic tac still the other day. Hey, just look up under that seat real quick, Mike. Make sure. It's clear. >> All right. >> Stand right here for a minute cuz I didn't patch you down, man. >> You ain't got nothing on. >> Great. >> All right. Go ahead, man. I'll see. I'll cover you up with this. >> Okay. Thank >> you. You want my hand, man? your hand. >> I can't switch them puffs around. >> I can't feel mying fingers, bro. >> Okay. >> In here. >> Loosen it up some for >> the last time I saw you. >> Yes. Give me two two seconds. I'll be right there, Lieutenant. >> I know. I know you get >> I apologize. >> Is that better? >> Yes, sir. Do what? Man, what' you say? >> I apologize. >> Yeah, man. Here's the thing, man. Look, you put all these other people and literally when you going head on. What? What if you should I do got kids? >> Yeah, man. What if I have been one of them, right? That's That's where I come in to play, right? >> I should have never did that. >> Should just pulled over. I should have just pulled over. >> That dude That dude let me I got the keys now to the truck. >> You go to the You can rewind the cameras on. >> So, the truck is yours. You paid for it. >> It's not mine. >> Oh, okay. Whose is it? It's Brandon's. >> Okay. Brandon, what's Brandon's last name? >> I don't know his last name. >> Okay. All right. >> Um, >> we were supposed to bring the truck back last night. >> Okay. Did you call him and tell him or >> we we talked to him? I talked to him. >> Is he a buddy of yours? >> Yeah, I know him. >> Okay. >> I was helping him uh move the thing or whatever. He got pissed off. >> Okay. He got mad. >> He got mad or whatever. I was actually headed back to go get him the truck back. >> Oh, okay. And that's when he caught you. >> That's when Yeah. And I just >> Okay. All right, I'm going to close the door for a minute. Okay, I'll be right back up, man. >> Sorry. >> That's all. >> What's up? Did you say something? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um, between me and you, right? >> What? Yeah, man. >> What if I can give y'all a big dope dope boy? >> Okay. What you got? Like what kind? Like >> f like how much? >> Or whatever you want. >> Seriously? >> Seriously? >> Okay. Let me go talk to them. I'll bring one of the CIU guys over. Okay. >> We can go. We can we can do we can do the sales right now. >> Okay, give me just a minute. >> The driver was eventually taken into custody after the truck's tires were disabled, and he later admitted he should have stopped instead of running. During questioning, he also offered information about suspected drug activity in exchange for consideration on his case. Possible charges included fleeing and eluding reckless driving possession of a stolen vehicle and drugrelated offenses. On July 9th, 2020, a Georgia State Patrol trooper spotted two motorbikes ignoring a stop sign in Griffin with one traveling on the wrong side of the road. When the trooper activated emergency equipment, both riders looked back and accelerated away instead of stopping. >> [groaning] >> Time to fight. That pass yellow bike. Now I'm making a right alter 13 street yellow dark black here. [screaming] Put your hands up. Get down on the ground right now. Get down on the ground. Come over here towards me. Come over here towards me. Come over here. >> Come on. Come on over here. [screaming] Get down on the ground right now. Get down on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Get down on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands down by your back. Bless you. Go ahead and have a seat in there for some information from you. All right. Who's your friend that's running with you? >> I don't know. I just met up with him. >> You don't know his name? Okay. >> All right. You got money in the corner. I'm going put your money up here in the front. All right. Matter of fact, I'm put it back in your pocket. All right. >> You're welcome. What you doing with that much money on you? >> I had a previous >> Okay. The riders split up and the trooper continued after the yellow motorbike until its rider crashed into a ditch and tried to limp toward the woods. Anna J. Ventavius Johnson was taken into custody and transported to the Spalding County Jail. Possible charges included fleeing and attempting to elude reckless driving failure to obey traffic signs and driving on the wrong side of the roadway. September 21st, 2022 saw a Foresight County deputy attempt to stop a black motorcycle with no visible tag near Ronald Reagan Boulevard. The rider responded with an insulting gesture before accelerating away, giving Georgia State Patrol another reason to become very familiar with that particular motorcycle. >> 795 coming. We 1080 black motorcycle. No 28s. McGinness at Union Hill. 795 coming. We're on Union Hill going towards the car. Union Hill wearing all black. Go 28 on the motorcycle. coming to Versace County. coming. He almost hit my vehicle. He almost hit my vehicle as I tried to channelize him. We're still northbound Union Hill. Still northbound Union Hill. >> Turn it down the side street into a storage lot. Towards a storage lot. 1050. 1050. Get off the ground. Get on theing ground right now. Get on theinging ground. Get on the ground, man. >> Get on the ground, man. Hell's wrong with you? >> Get your hands behind your back. Get them behind your back. >> Get your ass big, boy. Tell me 1095. >> I got I got >> 795 coming. 1095. 1095 one m notify on call NCO. >> You need an ambulance. >> What's hurting? >> Huh? >> Everything. >> Okay. Roll over on your side. Roll over on your side. Take your helmet off. >> You think I can with noy hands? Hey, you shouldn't have rang. >> Hush, man. >> You boy, >> you got to unstrap it. >> I'm trying. Relax. >> And you almost killed me, bro. >> Bad things happen when you run from the police. Okay. >> Well, you guys, I'll do it again. >> And guess what? You going to be in prison? >> Tell me. Give me the ambulance. I got you. I got you. >> No visible injuries. Uh, he's just complaining this time. >> Probably should have flipped me off. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Wait till I get on a bike again. I'll I'll do it. >> Guess what? You ain't get your bike again. How about that on that one? >> Yeah, you can tell 39. >> 39. >> We'll be 10. The rider identified as 17-year-old Jacob Oendorf was arrested after losing control in a gravel area and was later medically treated for minor injuries before being released to jail custody. Seven citations and one electronic warrant were secured. The reported violations included fleeing and eluding reckless driving, driving without a valid license, equipment violations, and other related offenses. April 20th, 2022 brought Los Angeles police into pursuit of a stolen Cadillac Escalade believed to be carrying an 18-year-old wanted in Texas along with two minors. Authorities said the vehicle was reported stolen from Texas. And officers believe the occupants could be armed, giving the pursuit an especially serious starting point. >> Out of the vehicle now running forward, there comes another passenger out of the back seat. These kids are struggling. And look at this. He's getting back in the vehicle. Another one back in the vehicle. And finally, CHP in the pursuit now. Right by Is that CHP or sheriff's? Yeah, CHP right behind him here. We're going to forget about that one passenger, but we now know of the driver and at least one other passenger. These were young men that jumped out of that vehicle and now the pursuit continues uh through the Santa Clarita Valley. Guys, this is very, very dangerous. >> Extremely dangerous, >> right? Considered armed, all three of them. So, that that's a very dangerous [music] situation there. Just the way he's driving through these into oncoming lanes of traffic. Going the wrong way now. Jump that median. And he is continuing the wrong way on Valencia Boulevard approaching Railroad Avenue. >> Look at this. Continuing with LAP. Look at this. Oh my god. Oh my goodness. A near head-on collision. Very, very close. A very close call there. One of several that we've seen here. And it's just getting more and more aggressive by the second. At least he's going the right way now. but showing no signs of slowing and uh if I really hope we don't see him get back into oncoming lanes of traffic. He he jumped over that median without any hesitation whatsoever. And you saw just how close he came to another head-on collision, but at least he's back going the uh he's going eastbound on Solidad. Eastbound Solid. And now making a left turn into what appears to be an apartment complex or a condominium. A U-turn through the entrance there. now going to Okay, he's going in circles. He's really toying with this officer here just doing a circle around this group of cars and he's into this apartment complex now, which I think leads him to a dead end. We'll widen out just a second and see if that's the case. You can see LAPD with their airship overhead. California Highway Patrol on the ground down there now face to face with this uh CHP officer. He's going for a run. They're both jumping out. Driver and passenger jumping out of the vehicle, running through this apartment complex. Unfortunately, only that one officer that we saw here. Not sure if they're familiar with this complex. If they live in this area, no idea. But in any event, they're running through here on private property waiting for more deputies to arrive on scene. I'm not sure that that one CHP cruiser is going to be able to catch up with them here, but they are continuing to race through these condos here in Santa Clarita. We'll see where this takes them. >> All right. Sorry. Go ahead, Joanna. Uh Jess Chris Christie, this is uh Jovana Lada and alongside Mark Brown. We're joining you now. And what a wild pursuit. These guys are driving or have been driving so dangerously. And now we are looking at them running through this complex [music] putting the people who live here likely uh in danger. >> They're they're moving towards this pool area. It looks like a pretty big apartment complex. They're on the rear side of it now just looking for a spot to hide out. Unfortunately, I cannot tell you the name of this side street that they're coming up on. Actually looks like more of a bike path potentially behind the apartment. There's people there. Look at this. They're now approaching the pool with people in the pool, people enjoying their Wednesday afternoon. And these two are just running right along the pool deck looking for a hiding spot. We have to remind you, these two are believed to be armed as they run through here. They're believed to be armed grand theft auto suspects that now pose a danger to this community, but apparently they see law enforcement within their line of sight here. There's the officers with their guns drawn, approaching the suspects. Thankfully, appears they're finally giving up. >> One LAPD, one LA County Sheriff deputy, both approaching these suspects with guns drawn. They immediately dropped to their to the to the ground. That's the good news. The people in the pool, there was a looked like a little girl getting a swimming lesson out there. They've all cleared the pool. They're out. Everybody's out of harm's way. The little kid being hustled away, everybody leaving. >> Um, so they are out of harm's way. No shots have been fired. Uh, those suspects proned out uh now following the orders of the two law enforcement officers from two different agencies who have managed to stop them. This is off Solidad Canyon Road and we're going to try to get the cross street or that that bike path that's nearby. There's a wash that runs back behind you. >> Yes, Kurt just came in here and he said you he's very familiar with Santa Clarita and told us that is [music] a bike path uh that is uh that runs along the wash there. But what a relief. I've been so tense watching this. [music] It's been, it was just so dangerous how fast they were driving on those roads, going against uh oncoming traffic, uh jumping onto sidewalks, uh zigzagging through cars and at very high speeds. I really believe something bad that [music] this would end badly and thankfully um um these guys surrendered and no one was hurt. >> Two of the suspects were arrested after fleeing through the Villa Metro complex. While the status of the third suspect was not confirmed in the provided material, police also recovered a firearm along the 118 freeway. Possible charges included possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing, and eluding unlawful firearm possession and offenses connected to the outstanding Texas case. On February 20th, 2025, a Cheech police officer stopped a black Dodge pickup after it failed to stop at a stop sign and appeared to have no license plate. The driver, later identified as Nathan, became argumentative during the stop, refused to properly identify himself, and eventually put the truck into drive and fled. >> Oh, you look in rough shape. >> Yeah. >> All right. You got your ID on you? >> Uh, no. >> You don't have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> You do have your ID on you? >> Um, what? Why are you pulling me over? >> So, I'm pulling you over. You don't have a license plate. watch you run a stop sign over at at Nap and Tainer. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> And then you just ran this stop sign here and you didn't. >> So, I'm just trying to take my friend home. >> Okay. All right. You got your ID on you? >> No. >> You don't have your ID on you? >> No. >> Okay. What about you, bud? You got your ID on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. What's your name? >> H >> What's your name? >> Nate. >> Nate. >> Nate. What's your name? What? What? My name's Ryan. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm just trying to drive my friend home. Um >> All right. But this is a lawful traffic stop. You have to identify yourself. Okay. >> Yeah. No. Um here. >> What? What's the thumb for? Um >> what's up? What's >> Do you have any weapons in the car? >> No, I don't. >> No. Okay. You anything to drink today? >> Yeah. No. >> Yeah. No. >> What? >> What's your issue? Yeah. Will you quit shining the light in my face, please? >> It's not in your eyes. It's not in your chest. >> Turn it off >> or give it to me and let me shine in your face. >> Okay. That's not how this is going to go. Okay. >> Well, >> do you have your ID or not? >> No. I'm trying to go home. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what's your first Your first name's Nate. >> What's your first name? >> My name's Ryan. >> Okay. Nice to meet you. >> All right. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? I don't know. Okay. >> You want to give him his ID back and just help us go home? That'd be cool. >> No. All right. Do you have your Do you have your ID? >> No, I don't. >> Because we're doing a traffic stop. >> Yeah, I know you're doing I know you're doing your job. I understand that. >> All right. >> But so am I. >> What job are you doing? >> I'm taking a friend home that wants to go home. >> Okay. All right. So, your first name's Nate. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you got warrants or something? Is that is that why you're not cuz you know it's it's against the law not to identify yourself on a on a lawful traffic stop. >> Will you quit trying to face? >> Okay. Well then yes it is. >> Okay. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> Sir. >> 620. Baron. Can I get another unit? >> You're shining a light in my face. >> Get out of the car. >> Can I have your light? >> Get out of the car. >> Why? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're going to make this a whole lot worse for yourself. No, I'm not getting out of the car. You get out of the car. >> I'm not in the car. Get out of the car. >> We're going home. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz it's a lawful order to get out. You're failing to identify yourself. >> Police officers. >> Get out of the car. >> I've been I've been Well, I don't plan on beating police officers. >> Get out of the car. >> I have against police officers. >> My hands are right here. >> Get out of the car. >> Do anything to you. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> No. Get out of the car. light on my face. >> Get out of the car. >> Get your goddamn light out of my face. >> Get out of the car. >> Get your light out of my face. >> I I'm going to be able to see what's going on in this car. >> Okay. So am I. >> Tony Bar. He's failing to He's refusing to >> And he's pulling out from the stop. He's pulling out from the stop. yellow. >> Hey, look up a Nate Nathan. He's got an Elmina address. Pretty sure that's him. He's got a mug shot in there. >> Elmina or Bruce? Elmina. >> How do you know this? >> Cuz he said before he said Nate the first time. >> Oh, okay. >> So, I wanted to [clears throat] look it up to make sure it was him. That's him. >> All right. Bye. >> Bye. >> Nathan was later arrested and faced charges including fleeing or eluding an officer. Second degree recklessly endangering safety, resisting or obstructing an officer fourth offense operating while intoxicated felony bail jumping and operating while revoked. A jury found him guilty on all charges leading to a sentence that included 10 years in prison, 20 months in jail, 12 years of probation, and 10 years of extended supervision. August 6th, 2024 began at a South Carolina Highway Patrol license checkpoint when officers questioned the occupants of a gold Hyundai about identification and a syringe found inside the vehicle. The conversation became increasingly suspicious when the occupants could not give officers a clear explanation for the drugrelated items and then the vehicle suddenly took off. The tag is going to be out of unknown state, North Carolina. Golf Charlie November X-ray 2 GCN X2. We're still on York Street. Coming back towards US1 occupied three times. Two whiskey mics, one whiskey fox. We're on rippingon street coming up to US1. >> What's your B? >> 72. Taking a right onto US1 heading north. Going through Fairone Drive. Speeds at 52. No traffic. Coming up to Robert's Avenue. Speed's at 80. No traffic. Coming up to Nursery Drive. Speeds at 92. No traffic. >> Passing Williams Road coming up to Seager's Mill Road. Speeds at 94. No traffic. >> All right. Right here at Favor Road. >> T4. I'm backing off a little bit. They're coming up to Favor Road now. Speeds at 874. Back off. Back off. >> Good hit. Good hit. Get them sticks out. Go, go, go. They got boats and fish. They got boats and fish. 104. >> They're still heading on 34 coming up to Stokes Road. Speeds at 111. No traffic. Jamestown Road. Speeds at 54. No traffic. Seems like their front lift is out slowly uh deflating. We're heading out towards I20. Front right tire just came off. We're on Jamestown Road now. Driving up across I20. I'll hit them out. 841, if you would take secondary, I'mma fall back. >> Taking a right onto Jamestown Road. Coming up to a stop. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Stop. >> Let me see your hand. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Don't steal your seat belt now. >> Take your seat belt off. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop moving around. Stop moving around. >> Let me put the handcuffs on you. We'll deal with that after. >> Don't jack me up though, brother. Please. I'll help. I'll get up anyway you want me to. Let me get another pair of cups for doing that. >> Thank you. >> We had drones in the car, man. I had to throw them out. >> You should have just gave it to us. >> Don't catch me up. Please, please, man. I got >> I got it. >> All right. Push up on it. >> I can't I don't got any. >> Oh, thank you, man. where they >> uh just before after you pass Herminous Pond is right there between Herminous Pond and uh Doc Humphre before the school on the left side. >> Go sit on the front of this car. >> Sit down right here. Sit down right there. >> What' you throw out? >> I saw you throwing things out. >> I didn't say no. No, the window was down and stuff started flying out. >> Yeah, the windows was down and like some paper flew out. That's all that was. >> All three occupants were eventually stopped and officers reported finding suspected narcotics, loaded syringes, multiple pieces of identification, and other items inside the vehicle. One occupant admitted that drugs had been thrown from the vehicle during the pursuit. Possible charges included possession of controlled substances, possession of drug paraphernalia, unlawful possession of identification, and fleeing and eluding. February 2nd, 2024 started when South Carolina Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Silver Jeep SUV that had reportedly bypassed a driving under the influence checkpoint. The driver refused to stop and accelerated onto the highway, turning a checkpoint encounter into a pursuit that covered multiple roads. Richland 88, go ahead and show me 10. A31 A31, do I have permission to pit? We're going 44. One secondary. I'll call it >> for sure. Right in there. Turn around. >> He's running again. Going down street coming up to Verdo Circle will be secondary. He's at four and third. These are 48 miles hour. Continue travel on circle. No traffic. >> Do I have permission to pit again? If we stay below 55. >> You only play once, you can play again. >> Yeah, he's starting to lose a little bit of control. >> 85. He's starting to slow down. I bet he's about to bush. [screaming] >> I'm going to get you. Get back here. I got him. He's back here. Stop. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. You better stop. He's in a creek. He's in a lake back here. Ah, >> he's in the middle of the creek. >> You better get out. You ain't going nowhere. Come to us. We're not playing with you. Come to us. You ain't got nowhere to go. >> Get over here. You got him. >> Did you get him? >> We got him. >> Come on, bro. You got me all wet. What's with that, man? You hurt or anything like that? You need to go to the hospital. No. Okay. >> Huh? >> Shower. >> Shower. >> Well, what you get? >> Yeah. >> I need um another set of cuffs. >> I was throwing on. >> No, the the cuffs are staying on. >> And then they went the other way. >> I can't do that. Okay. We'll we'll talk about it here in a few minutes, but for now, it's gonna stay like that. Okay. Like I said, we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> Hey, would you mind grabbing the seat belt? >> It's pretty wide guy. >> ID's on your dashboard. >> I got your uh your wallet, too. >> All your all your money and stuff. >> Did you want your phone or anything like that? >> Yeah. >> Which one? And there's two in there. >> Um there two and my um my work phones. >> So you want both of them? Okay. >> It's another should be two more in there. >> All I saw was a red phone. >> A red phone and then a black phone. >> Yeah, those two. >> Okay. >> The driver was eventually taken into custody after abandoning the jeep near a waterway and was transported toward jail. He admitted that he had been drinking and was arrested for failing to stop for blue lights and driving under the influence. Additional charges could include reckless driving, fleeing, and eluding, and other traffic offenses. On June 8th, 2022, around 6:30 a.m., Prince George's County Police Corporal Antinet Williams encountered two vehicles traveling together near Harry S. Truman Drive and White House Road, both of which were later confirmed stolen. When she activated her emergency lights and siren, neither driver stopped, turning the stolen vehicle investigation into a dangerous pursuit. supposed to be Virginia. >> It's going to be a nana. Um we're right here off of White House Road. He's running. [crying] >> Every time was just a traffic only. They weren't stopping. And yes, make it a White House and uh HST. There were seven. >> No. >> The aftermath was devastating. One fleeing vehicle crossed into opposing traffic and collided with an unrelated sedan and the driver of that sedan identified as Johnny Morris was taken for emergency medical care but later passed away. The fleeing driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, while possible charges could include vehicular homicide fleeing and eluding reckless driving and possession of a stolen vehicle. That brings this case to a close, but as these incidents show, one pursuit is often only the beginning of a much bigger story. Check out the next video to see what happened when another routine encounter took an unexpected turn. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more true crime chase footage and commentary.