On the morning of March 20th, 2024, a Uklid patrol car picked up an alert from a license plate camera network. An expensive 2023 Jeep recently stolen in Cleveland. The officer moved in for what should have been a quick stop, but the driver, a 17-year-old with no license, hit the gas instead. Within moments, the quiet streets of East Cleveland turned into a sprint for control. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. DJ part 156 156 on fires. When the dust settled, an innocent woman named Michelle Wall was gone killed instantly at the intersection of E 156th Street and Kolkata Avenue. The teenage driver survived and was taken to the juvenile detention center facing vehicular homicide felony, fleeing possession of a stolen vehicle, and more. Officers also found a gun inside the wrecked Jeep. It's the kind of ending that reminds every officer and every parent how one reckless impulse can erase a life forever. It was June 15th, 2021 when Milwaukee police tried to stop a stolen Kia SUV in the city's north end. The driver, a 16-year-old boy, tore through traffic lights and into oncoming lanes as his passengers screamed for him to slow down. Dispatch ordered the chase canled, but within seconds, Fate made that call first. 512 X-Ray Union Tom and I got some traffic on my side. We're going to be westbound at Good Hope from 99th Street. Road conditions are good. Traffic is light. We're currently 30 mph. We're going to be doing a Uturn and we're cutting back to go west or correction east on Goodole. Slowing down. Not as car now. still east on Good Hope from 99th Street. Speeds are 80 mph. Road condition is good. Traffic is light. Going to be passing 91st Street is now in on traffic [Music] [Applause] 592 X-ray union. two occupants. Uh, black male driver, black female passenger coming off 76 Street being disregarded in light and still eastbounded. Back in all lanes of traffic 592, it is now an oncoming traffic [Music] cancel. [ __ ] >> Crash. Crash. Crash. We need medical. It's going to be Kiss Alter Lounge, 7400 block, 76 Street. >> The young driver, Damont Hambrite, was found fatally injured after the crash, while two other kids in the vehicle suffered broken bones and critical wounds. Investigators determined that no one inside had been wearing a seat belt. The case led to no criminal charges, but Milwaukee police faced internal review for their pursuit policies. In the end, the streets bore the punishment that day, and a mother lost her child to speed panic and bad decisions. On May 20th, 2023, Montgomery County officers approached a black Infinity idling awkwardly on Rock Ledge Drive. The driver looked unconscious, but a glimpse of a gun handle changed everything. As soon as the officers shouted, the man jolted awake, slammed the accelerator, and vanished down the road. >> We're still in drive. >> Uh, see a gun gun in his on his uh lap. >> What? >> See a butt of a gun on his lap. County police. >> Don't move. >> Put your hands up. >> Let me see your hands. >> Hands up. Police. >> Let me see the other hand. Keep your hands up. >> Keep your head up. >> Hey, man. Put the gun down. Put the gun down. >> What? >> Put the gun down. >> Unlock the door. Put your hand on the steering wheel. >> No. >> No. >> Have you already run the tag? >> All right. >> No. >> Put it in drive. Police. >> Hey, move that car up here. >> Pop the trunk. Pop the trunk. >> Put your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Hey, look through your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Put your hands up. >> Push it in. All right. Tag. Uh, we're approaching Montgomery. Approaching Montgomery. [Music] Drive. Trash. >> Oh, bail out. Bail out. >> Trash. Trash. Trash. Let me see your [ __ ] edge. Let me see your [ __ ] edge. Let me see your hands. Oh, he ejected. He checked. He checked. 82. We're going to be southbound 270 right before. >> In the end, the Infinity was unrecognizable, crumpled against a divider on Interstate 270. The driver, Lawrence White, was thrown from the car and died on impact while two passengers were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. Authorities listed charges postuously, including illegal possession of a firearm, reckless driving, and fleeing police. By the morning of August 29th, 2025, Wisconsin police were already on edge. A statewide homicide alert went out for a stolen Hyundai Santa Fe tied to a murder near Mazamin. Hours later, a Marinette officer spotted the SUV, and when the lights flashed, the driver responded with a high-speed run that ripped down US Highway 41. [Music] [Music] contact. [Music] Really? [Music] Got to roll over. [Music] >> Guy, drop the knife. Can you talk to us, please? You're supposed to execute me. >> Just drop the knife, man. Just want to talk. >> Just want to talk. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. Drop the knife. >> Put it down. No. >> Drop the knife. >> Put it down now. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. After a rollover crash near Peshiggo, the suspect later identified as 23-year-old Andrew Lloyd Colammore, staggered out holding a knife. When he advanced toward officers, they opened fire, killing him at the scene. Investigators confirmed he was wanted for homicide, vehicle theft, and resisting arrest. No officers were hurt. For the agencies involved, the outcome was grim but inevitable, ending a statewide manhunt in less than 20 seconds. February the 2nd, 2017 in Blumanau, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Motorcycle officers from Roam spotted a rider acting strangely cutting through traffic like he owned the lane. They signaled for him to stop. Instead, he twisted the throttle and bolted, turning a routine patrol into a life ordeath pursuit through city streets. Keep going, bro. He's dead, boys. He's dead. He's got daddy. man. Head down. Down. Get down. The rider's escape ended seconds later in devastation when he collided with another car and was thrown violently onto the asphalt. Paramedics found him in critical condition and though no official update followed his survival was doubtful. In the end, gravity and consequence caught him faster than the officers ever could. It was just after 6:30 p.m. on August 10th, 2024 when Trooper Middle spotted a black Dodge Charger matching a bolo for a vehicle stolen out of Memphis. He waited for backup, but the driver noticed him first. Within seconds, the muscle car screamed down Highway 158 at more than 160 mph. [Music] for 237 [Music] 120 in the left corner. The other one take 158. You get the charger. I'm the one stop. C30 Jones where I think he wrecked out [Music] 20 >> right here in Wor. He wrecked out. He got fire. [Music] [Applause] >> He wrecked out here in Los Sora. [Music] You get [ __ ] hit. That's you. >> The suspect identified as Devandre James lost control after crossing US 61, flipping several times before bursting into flames. He was pulled from the wreck with severe injuries and airlifted to Memphis Regional Medical Center. Once released, he was charged with felony fleeing possession of stolen property and reckless endangerment. Some call it luck that he survived, but it's also proof that speed can destroy faster than justice can catch up. Early on February 13th, 2023, a deputy patrolling US Highway 80 watched a purple Saturn sway across lanes like a pinball. When he lit up his blue lights for a simple traffic stop, the driver refused and what should have been a routine warning turned into a night of chaos and close calls. [Music] located just crashed into the at 204. More coming right up, man. [Music] Pit. >> Get your hands up. Okay, Eminem. We hit two more times. He's still rolling. [Music] [Applause] When it was over, the driver had crashed, fought, and nearly choked the deputy who arrested him. Investigators said it was a miracle no one was killed. He was later sentenced to 20 years in state prison on aggravated assault on a peace officer felony fleeing and eluding, resisting arrest, and more. Even behind bars, he'll have plenty of time to think about why you don't pick a fight with a badge. On the evening of July 20th, 2024, a black Dodge Durango SRT roared past Clayton County units on Interstate 75 like a jet taking off. When officers clocked it at 97 in a 65 zone and lit their sirens, the driver acted like he'd been challenged to a race instead of a stop. Moments later, the Georgia Highway turned into his personal track. Then identify GSP 25 west 75. Speeds are going around curve. Speed on 50 right now. He does 41 41 41 curve curve. He's at 50 right now. He's just 41. 41. 41 at the curve. 41 at the curb. 41. Roll over. >> I got gun. >> I got you. Where the gun at? >> It's in my pants. In my pants. In my pants. In my pants. >> Right here. I got you. I got you. >> It's right here. Calm down. Calm down. I got you. I got you. All right. Let >> the pursuit ended when the Durango lost traction and smashed into a guardrail over Interstate 75. The driver, later identified as Jontavius Hood, was taken into custody without injury while his passenger surrendered immediately. Police recovered a stolen handgun and confirmed the vehicle was hot off a theft report. Hood was booked for possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, and more. one wrong move and his SRT badge became a symbol of self-destruction. Just before noon on March 2nd, 2022, police in Santa Fe responded to a call about a woman claiming she'd been kidnapped at knife point. Officers raced after a silver Chevy Malibu flying down Interstate 25 the wrong way. Its driver screaming that an attacker was forcing her to flee. But the story that followed wasn't one of rescue. It was one of deception and disaster. speeds are at 90. Light traffic 925. [Music] >> Currently headed back to exit 284. Light traffic speed still at 90. Light traffic. [Music] currently headed back to exit 284. [ __ ] man. I'm [ __ ] pass out. Some water, brother. >> My [ __ ] brother. 84 San 278 block from >> Hey, can you do me a favor? U talking to SP command. Can we get a SO unit or two across the street on the frontage road to uh like Algancho? The frontage road there. >> In the aftermath, the truth surfaced. The supposed victim, Janine Jeremo, had fabricated the kidnapping and was behind the wheel herself. The crash killed officer Robert Duran and retired firefighter Frank Lovado, marking the first onduty death of a Santa Fe officer since 1933. Harmo was charged with two counts of first-degree murder homicide by vehicle receiving stolen property, aggravated fleeing, and more. A tragedy born from lies ended with two public servants gone and a community forever scarred. December 20th, 2022, Arkansas State Police Trooper Daryl Hinton was running traffic when a silver sedan blew past him like a ghost, ignoring gravity. He spun around, lights flashing, and the chase was on. Moments later, the suspect ran a crossroad and slammed into two cars, sending bumpers and glass flying into the air. Modern traffic behind Who are you? 1038. 1038 Hudson and Hutcherson and Hey, stop. Stop. Stay in the car. Hey, stop. >> After the impact, the driver jumped out and bolted into the woods with trooper Hinton right behind him. He was caught within minutes and taken into custody. He now faces felony fleeing reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and more. Three vehicles were damaged, but no one was seriously hurt. Proof that skill and luck don't always ride in the same car. It started as a minor collision outside Moxy, a driver running a stop sign and crashing into another car. But when Michael Roll stepped out and began threatening the victim with a metal bar, the situation spiraled fast. By the time police arrived, Roll was already back in his vehicle, ready to run instead of face what he'd done. Good night. MP back on. over the first 90° corner was crash out first corner on Thorp from command >> after flipping his car and crashing into a fence on Thorp Road. R was taken into custody with minor injuries. Investigators said his temper and recklessness nearly cost lives. He was booked for assault felony, eluding hitand-run driving with a suspended license and more. It's the perfect example of how anger and speed never mix, especially on a public road. Late at night on March 29th, 2025, Officer Irvin with Fairburn Police clocked a Dodge Challenger tearing down Interstate 85 at tripledigit speed. The moment the blue lights hit, the driver pushed harder like Defiance was his only gear. What followed was a barrage of swerve smoke and steel. that I'm coming up. >> There we go. 29. Oh, you went straight across been in the neighborhood. Basically, y'all let y'all know whatever this neighborhood is called. Right across from Well, Back roads up there. [Music] Back off 85. Keep my 41. Stand by. Keep my marker. recording level 47. All right, we are coming up on 400 one one 41 41 >> 41 repeat 41 midnight See? Hello. Okay. Red shirt. >> Switch. Blackmail. Red shirt. Red shirt. Blackmail. Red shirt. Switch. Receive. I belong. >> After several miles of madness, a perfect pit maneuver sent the Challenger bouncing across lanes before crashing to a halt. The suspect escaped on foot, but was tracked down soon after and arrested. He was charged with felony fleeing reckless endangerment and driving at excessive speed. Fairburn officers once again proved why Georgia is no place to test your horsepower against the law. Near midnight on September 7th, 2024, a pair of Escambia County deputies chased a reckless Chevy Tahoe, barreling the wrong way down Highway 29. When a Florida Highway Patrol unit joined in, the deputies moved aside and let a state trooper take the lead. Seconds later, a precise pit rolled the SUV into the median. [Music] One51 [Music] USP [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] hit over. [Music] >> Trooper Babel pulled the driver, Derek Michael Coleman, from the overturned Tahoe and placed him under arrest. Coleman was a convicted felon with a loaded handgun and an open bottle of Crown Royal inside the vehicle. He was charged with possession of a firearm by a felon DUI, fleeing with disregard for safety and more. The chase ended in flames and handcuffs, a textbook example of persistence meeting precision. What you've just seen is just chapter one in a much bigger story of speed choices and consequences. The next video picks up where this leaves off and you won't want to miss it. Thanks for watching.