During the day, a routine traffic check in Brazil took an unexpected turn when a young couple on a motorcycle refused to stop for an officer. Instead of pulling over, the rider accelerated into city traffic, leaving his passenger with no choice but to hang on as the situation quickly spiraled. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I know. I know. Heat. Heat. away. Away. Heat. Heat. away. Come on. Heat. Heat. away. Away. way. The pursuit finally came to a halt after the motorcycle crashed in a confined area, allowing the officer to immediately secure both riders while checking on the injured female passenger before additional help arrived. The reckless rider was taken into custody and his decision to flee left both himself and his girlfriend facing the consequences of a chase that never needed to happen. On April 24th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a brown Chevrolet sedan flying through an active work zone at nearly twice the posted speed limit. Rather than accepting a speeding stop, the driver pushed the accelerator even harder, turning a traffic violation into a race with law enforcement. 764 Young Sam Adam. We're still going. 764 Young San Adam westbound coming up to the trail. >> Speed 125 coming to Robinson. It's on a Chevy I think brown in color. Speeds 135. 46 by the rock 774 crossing water speed 142. He's pulling away from I got. He's about to wreck out. Break out. Roll over. We're in the air. 1016. Hey, Trista. So, you can't crawl out at all? >> No. Finding me by the ribs. >> Okay. >> I can feel it pressing down. >> What? >> I can feel it pressing down. >> Okay. All right. Where were you trying to get to? >> Just farther like 10 minutes away or whatever. Just silo right by the auction house. >> Okay. Was it for work or something? >> It was for a personal matter. It was I was supposed to be somewhere earlier and then I was watching a show and got caught up. Okay. >> So, >> I panic. >> Okay. You want to watch her? >> Yeah. >> Christa Bunch was freed from the overturned vehicle by emergency crews medically evaluated and later transferred into the custody of the Washington County detention center after being released from the hospital. She was charged with fleeing while exceeding the speed limit, reckless driving, speeding more than 15 mph over the limit, improper lane usage, and first-degree criminal mischief. after damaging hundreds of feet of highway barrier. On January 1st, 2024, Georgia State Patrol troopers located a stolen U-Haul that had already escaped officers from the Alpharetta Police Department earlier that morning. The driver refused another chance to stop, choosing instead to continue running despite multiple patrol units closing in. >> I understand. Just be careful. trying to ram me off the road. >> Yeah, this is what you got coming. All right, y'all. Keep going. Y'all keep going. You ripped my front bumper off. All right. We are coming up to lower rival road 75. I'm out of it. I have no siren. Ram off the road. Yeah. You got y'all keep going. Y'all keep going. Rip my front bumper off. Yeah. So, just I guess it's just going to be following until it stops. >> Well, we I mean we'll figure something out with local agencies. Do we have anything on that? >> We're approaching Rockwell Road speed like 70 mph. You're on the wrong side of the road still. Oh. Oh. M 1050. 1052 108 right here. Franklin wall. Franklin wall. Oh 1050. 1052 108 right here. Franklin wall. Franklin wall. See if we can get Oh. Oh. Matt 1050. Matt 1050 1052 1018 right here. Princeton walk. Oh. Oh. M 1050. Matt 1050. 1052 1018 right here. Princeton walk. Princ. He's going to head on with a white jeep. Watch out. 104. Watch out. In the woods. In the woods. Dude, you're about to get shot. You're about to get shot. Get on the ground and I swear to God, you're going to die. [ __ ] Right here. What's up? All right. Uh, >> what happened right here? >> This? >> Yeah. All right. So, we were chasing this U-Haul from Alfreda Sto. He's on the wrong side of Johnson Perry this entire way. Hits them head on. >> Okay. So, they weren't involved with the chase at all. No. >> The pursuit ended after the stolen truck struck an innocent sport utility vehicle and the driver was caught following a shortfoot chase and a struggle with troopers before being placed under arrest. Georgia State Patrol completed the crash investigation while the Alpharetta Police Department handled the pursuit related charges stemming from the stolen truck and the dangerous attempt to escape. On February 13th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper noticed a blue Honda Grom traveling above the speed limit with a rider whose appearance immediately stood out. Instead of accepting a routine stop, the rider repeatedly turned the wrong way through traffic, creating an increasingly dangerous situation across Broward County. >> I'll give you a warning. Pull over. You heard? I'll give you a warning if you pull over. Just pull over. Okay. Serious feelings. He just 16.68. I'm doing hotel. Hotel. Yeah. Hey33 now exit. Francisco Antonio Lasano was treated at Broward General Hospital before being booked into the Broward County Jail while the stolen motorcycle was impounded and held for further forensic processing. He was charged with grand theft, auto aggravated fleeing, and eluding, reckless driving, causing damage or injury, driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest without violence, and operating a motorcycle without a valid endorsement. On November 16th, 2024, deputies with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office located a white Ford Mustang that had been reported stolen earlier that same day and had already slipped away from another police department. The woman behind the wheel decided another escape attempt was worth the gamble, sending deputies after a vehicle they already knew was stolen. Ter. >> Yes. We getting on 75 north. >> We're getting on 75 north. >> Hit that mother quick. >> All right, let me take another Yep. Pit, pit, pit. >> 41. 41. >> [ __ ] hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. >> Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. We're right here. Ready? Right here on the ramp. Right here on the ramp. 75 North. Put your hands up. Keep them up. Got one at gunpoint. >> Put your hands up. Put both of them up. You drop your hands again. You're going to get >> shot. Climb out. Come on. 85 from the wrong county. >> Yeah, screwed up. >> All right, watch. You say you got take guns out here before we can get out. We're going to need some officers out here. >> I don't have no uh >> You got any weapons on anything like that? >> No. Charlotta King was medically cleared at Southern Regional Hospital before being booked into the Clayton County Jail and investigators later collected video evidence showing the vehicle being stolen. She faced charges including fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer theft by receiving stolen property, reckless driving obstruction of a law enforcement officer, and driving under the influence. On January 1st, 2026, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit after receiving word that a stolen Honda was racing north on Interstate 555 with local officers already behind it. The driver ignored every opportunity to stop, choosing to continue through city streets even after the vehicle was forced off the roadway once. 825 county register. yard. Wherever he comments, >> Mario Yeah. See this? I got to pull it into parking mode. Maybe seated as comics. King's got lead backway northbound. Nice com. >> [screaming] >> Let me see your hands now. Let me see your hands. Roll the window down. Give me your hands now. Driver. Grab her. Get out of the vehicle. Unbuckle with your >> dog. I got a dog here. Somebody get out. >> Unbuckle now. >> I see it. Unbuckle. >> I see you. Move. Unbuckle. >> Got a dog here. >> You got a dog. There's a dog. If you run, he will bite you. >> Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I apologize. Got it. >> Unbuckle now. Pastor's coming out. >> Crawl over. Crawl over. >> Contact. >> Cover. >> I swear to God. Iin't got nothing to do with you. [snorts] The chase concluded with both the driver and passenger being taken into custody during a felony takedown after the disabled vehicle could no longer continue. Multiple agencies including the Truman Police Department, Craig Head County Sheriff's Office, Jonesboro Police Department, and Arkansas State Police worked together to bring the stolen vehicle case to a safe conclusion. Tuesday, December 18th, 2024, a license plate reader alerted St. Louis Metropolitan police officers to a stolen white Toyota Corolla moving through the city. Instead of stopping when officers moved in, the driver chose to outrun them while carrying a passenger location. He must be around tire. tire. You can see that 47. We're going to be stopping traffic here 40 highway. They are about to hit the center wall or the right medium. They're saying they got that as a straight steel west towards right be at 902. 87. They're wrecked out. They're wrecked out. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. >> Stop. >> 87. 10 time. They're running into the park. White male, black jacket, jeans, black male, gray jacket, red sweatpants. Cars wrecked out in the middle of the highway. Give me some cars up the Forest Park. >> White, black jacket, and jeans. The park's right here, right? >> Yeah. But >> right here, right here. Right here. >> I'm on the highway with the vehicle. The driver. >> Hey, get out. >> Get out of the park. Black wheel. 429. He's running westbound on the opposite >> lane. You're good. I didn't get hit. We're Devon McCollum was captured after doubling back across Interstate 64 during his failed escape, while the second occupant was also taken into custody after a separate foot pursuit. McCllum was charged with firstdegree tampering with a motor vehicle felony fleeing that created a risk of injury or loss of life. felony resisting arrest and possession of a controlled substance. On September 6th, 2024, Missouri state troopers spotted a red Range Rover driven by Ryan Phillips, who was wanted in connection with a missing person investigation that began in Princeton, Texas. Rather than cooperate during the traffic stop, Phillips accelerated away, bringing multiple law enforcement agencies into a rapidly unfolding search. He just took off from the traffic stop on approach eastbound 44 in the far right lane. >> Approach 455. >> What' you say? >> 68 W. You can see him, but he's weaving through traffic right now. And traffic's heavy. >> He's exiting it. Elon behind him now. He almost lost control in the clear. >> We're taking a ride on him. I'm directly behind him. Uh, let's be south on him. Well, he just ran a red light at Glendale. >> Clear. Ran red light. >> Still southbound. Alen, traffic's heavy. >> Clear. Heavy traffic. We're passing West Drake Avenue. He's still seeing I'm right behind him and he's passing my shoulder. Traffic's heavy. >> And he just ran a stop sign. He just ran a red light at Watts and we're still south. >> And what's your speed? >> I'm at 60 right now. We're passing party road 1050 rolled over. Start EMS. Put your hands up [screaming] right now. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands in the air. Drop it. >> 68. Well, shots fired. Hold fire. Hold fire. He dropped it. >> 68. And I believe he's been shot in the head. He dropped the gun. I don't know if anyone else. Put your hands up [screaming] right now. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. [screaming] Put your hands in the air. Drop it. 68. Shots fired. Hold fire. Hold fire. He dropped it. >> 68. Well, I believe he's been shot in the head. He dropped the gun. I don't know if anyone Put your hands in the push. Get [screaming] him. Get it. >> 10 four shots fired. suspect that he believed. I don't know if anyone else in the car. He took somebody that I I think I really need in my life. [snorts] >> Tonight, a young daughter remembers her mother after she says a violent relationship led to a deadly crash in St. Louis County. The crash came after a multi-state police pursuit. Days after her death, family reached out to us saying the woman's 12-year-old daughter wanted to be a voice for her mother. A brave young woman. Our Justina Cornell sat down with her today. Justina is in studio. Justina, it is heartbreaking, but she is um just amazing for for doing this. >> Absolutely amazing. Probably in all my years of reporting, this is probably one of the most moving interviews I've done, and she told me after we wrapped up that it was so helpful for her to do this. Now, 12-year-old Demiah Miller felt like she needed to use that mic to share a message. >> I want everybody to know my mom as a really strong woman. in >> investigators later confirmed that Delicia Evans, the missing Texas mother of two, had already passed away before the pursuit reached its conclusion, adding another heartbreaking layer to the investigation. Authorities continued examining the events surrounding Evans's disappearance. While Philillips's violent criminal history also became part of the case, investigators reviewed. November 27th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a white Toyota Camry flying down Daniels Parkway at more than twice the posted speed limit. The driver, later identified as Vladimir Domingo Lopez, ignored the attempted traffic stop and gambled that speed would solve his problems. >> Trying to get a tag. Delta Mike, bait five, Victor Yankee. Delta Mike phase five Victor Yankee Daniel Parkway gateway eastbound Daniel Parkway gateway reverse back. There's no back in 51. We are approaching Daniel Parkway approaching 82. Right turn. Right turn. >> 17 28 28. 2 hit. Oh, hey, hitter. Get out of theing car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get the out of the car. >> Get the out of the car. One detain. We're tempor. >> Yeah. door. >> No, there's nothing in there. >> It's There's nothing there, bro. Is the car? >> You can check. You can check, though. >> Is the car registered under your name? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. All right. Hang on a sec. >> Sorry about that. >> No, bro. Sorry for you, man. Lopez was arrested after troopers finally brought the pursuit to an end and testing later showed his breath alcohol level measured 0.135 and 0.134. He was charged with fleeing to elude at high speeds driving under the influence with property damage, reckless driving with property damage speeding more than 50 mph over the limit and open container violations. Friday, October 4th, 2023. A Loun County deputy noticed a white Chevrolet Camaro with illegal window tint before seeing the driver throw a suspicious bag from the vehicle. When questioned about what had been tossed onto the roadside, the driver claimed it was only a pack of cigarettes before suddenly speeding away. Do it right. We're going to be at Ashley and Jane the Mexican Supermarket. He threw something out the window. Charlie Juliet Bravo 2224 white Chevy Camaro Bravo Mail on >> still here. >> Hey Deputy Parker Lance Sheriff Service >> reason I stopped you man is for your window tent. >> Yes you got your license off the road. This is now >> All right. What did you throw out the window right back there bud? I thought it was huh cigarette. >> It's already I got it on video. >> So, I'm going to go back and pick it up. >> Do me a favor. >> K5 054195101. >> All right, Mr. Lane, do me a favor. Step out the vehicle for me, bro. Yes, >> sir. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Do not do it. southbound on Ashley coming up turning eastbound on Mary west. Extremely reckless. West Mary coming up later. Speed 60 mph almost 1050. He's just 1050 into the uh into the cemetery at Mary. You're going to get bit. You're going to get bit. >> K. Five. Do it. >> Potato back. >> You kidding me? Take it off. You know who the dog? >> Stop the ball, sir. >> Stop theing ball, sir. >> Oh, God. >> I'm behind a house right on the corner at Mary >> and Oak Street. >> If you do, if you get up, this dog will bite you again. Get up. >> I have him at that point. point. >> The suspect's attempted getaway ended with a crash, a failed foot escape, and a K-9 capture before he was medically evaluated for the bite. He was later booked into the Lones County Jail on charges including felony fleeing reckless driving and several additional offenses connected to the incident. September 14th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked a black sport utility vehicle traveling 98 mph in a 75 mph zone along Interstate 40. Even after emergency lights and sirens came on, the woman behind the wheel kept driving while acting as though the patrol cars were not there. She's got her turn signal now. She's going to pull over. She's still behind that semi though about 5560. She's going into the rest area. Hey. Hey. I'm trying to get her to stop the semi. I don't know what he's doing. He started moving again once we got it stopped. Heat. Heat. Shut it off. Shut it off. Turn your car off. Turn it off. Turn your car off. Turn your car off and get out. Hey. >> Hey. Get [screaming] out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Unlock your door. >> We've got it stopped. We're just trying to get her out of the car now. >> Hey, stay right there. Stay. Hang out right there. Hey, get out. Are >> you in the rest area? Get Get out. I'm going to open your window for you. Open your door. It's your final warning. I'm going to knock your window out. Hey, Miss Ye, open the door. Break the window. Give her enough tips. Get out. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. That's good. That's good. Reach in there and grab it. >> Oh, just reach in there and grab the door. Miss [screaming] >> Why? Because you are not following directions. >> Get out. Give me my receipt. >> Shut up. I don't care. >> No. >> Give me my receipt. >> Blue lights. Come on. You have to stop. You can't just do what you want to do. I saw I appreciate you. Yeah. I didn't want to uh obstruct anything, but >> you're fine. You're fine. D1297. You would have come outside, please. >> Give me my receipt. The unusual pursuit finally ended inside a rest area where troopers removed the driver from the vehicle after repeated commands were ignored and she refused to cooperate. She was transported to the St. Francis County Detention Center where she was booked on charges stemming from the incident. On May 27th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked an orange KTM Sport motorcycle traveling 144 milesPH on Highway 70 East. Instead of slowing down, rider Jacob Costley responded by treating public roads like his own personal racetrack. stop. Yeah. Okay. Rock here 16 South get on 30 westbound. He just wrecked out at the roundabout. [screaming] >> Hand up. >> Hey. Hey. Hold on. Back up. Hey, on your feet. >> Back up, dumb ass. On your feet. Face away from us. Back up. Come on. Back up to us. Back up. Come to my side. Come to my side. Shoot. Mate, circle around. Left. Left. Walk left. Get on your face again, dummy. Get on your face again. >> Get on the face. >> I told you to get on your face, buddy. We're good. We're good. >> Speeding tickets up, bro. >> He hit you. >> Did he hit you? Are you [ __ ] There's no talking. That's good. >> Stupidity is not a crime. >> Yeah, he's a tough iron handcuff. >> Obviously, >> still grandma, you don't give a man. Costley was evaluated by emergency medical personnel before being taken into custody following the crash that brought the pursuit to an end. Investigators also determined he had no motorcycle endorsement, no insurance, and was riding an unregistered motorcycle, adding several more violations to the charges he already faced. April 8th, 2025. Riverdale police located a stolen vehicle that had been taken only a couple of hours earlier and attempted to stop it before it disappeared again. Rather than surrender, the driver kept going while three occupants gambled on outrunning deputies through Clayton County. >> Speeds are 52. Traffic is lights. Somebody to make notifications. Yeah, we're going towards 138 Rouchy Road, passing Windsor Way. He's blacked out. Soon as I can get him in with me, I'm going go ahead and take him off the road. We're passing Harbor Drive. 41 all around your room. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Showing numbers for the logs. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Got two black males running. I got one taste black male. Turn the over. Turn right here. Right here. Riverdale. Turn. Make a right hand turn. Left hand turn. I mean Like I got one. I got one in custody. >> I got two males running eastbound on Old Round Tree Road. Two black males. One wearing all black. They down that way. >> And the other one wearing a gray shirt with black jeans, I believe. Got ski mask on. >> Get off. It's going to be two black meadows. One of them should be missing a shoe. Get out. Moric Grimes was treated at a hospital before being booked into the Clayton County Jail while his two companions escaped on foot despite an extensive search. Grimes was charged with theft by receiving stolen property party to a crime and obstructing a police officer as investigators continued working to identify the remaining suspects. Thursday, May 25th, 2023. A Georgia State Patrol trooper noticed a white Dodge Charger displaying a temporary tag that had been expired for more than a year. The driver briefly pulled over before deciding that fleeing was a better option than answering questions about the vehicle. 1080 79 7 1080 coming towards you. far left lane. I'm >> all right street. Keep going. Keep left. Keep going right. Right side there. GM drive. All right. crossing over Fville runs the red light. >> All right, he's pulling in the Highland Apartments. Highland Apartments. on foot. Oh, we're still driving. Stay out on the road. Stay out on the road. He's going to get back to the road. >> Yeah. Stay out. He's coming back out to the road. He's coming out to the road. There's only one way in, one way out. >> Yeah, I'm not there. I just >> All right. Never mind. He's parked. He's running. It's a baldhead license with a blue drag run upstairs. >> Hey, I'mma kill you. I'mma kill you. >> Hey, where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where did he get? >> Hey, where'd he go? >> Where'd he go? Where did he go? Tell >> him to come out. I came out with a foot. >> All right. Somebody I believe he I believe he might have ran back. These kids are running kind of in the direction that he went. Although the driver managed to escape on foot after abandoning the Charger inside an apartment complex, troopers positively identified him using his Georgia driver's license photograph. The uninsured vehicle with suspended registration was towed and arrest warrants were later obtained for the identified driver. December 4th, 2021, a Georgia State Patrol road check in Chattam County caught the attention of a driver who made an illegal U-turn, switched off his headlights, and sped away before reaching officers. [music] Instead of passing through the checkpoint, Glenford Anthony Cutulven chose a reckless escape that quickly drew multiple agencies into the pursuit. There you go. He's coming up. >> He just stopped by north on Montgomery. North Montgomery. behind the school. Hold on. Cut Kelvin was treated at Memorial Hospital for injuries suffered during his arrest before being transported to the county jail for processing. Investigators also recovered a loaded 38 special revolver along with suspected cocaine and suspected crack cocaine inside the vehicle while records showed Kutkullin was a convicted felon with a suspended driver's license. Saturday, April 8th, 2023, Arkansas State Police encountered a Lincoln whose driver appeared determined to attract attention for all the wrong reasons. The stop quickly shifted after troopers realized the woman behind the wheel showed clear signs of impairment instead of simply speeding. the 16 baseline. Let me know if they go east or west 13. Looks like we're going to take 30 west speed through 47. No traffic. aware traffic now 39. Bad. >> All right, call her out. I was going to >> give us >> he said it's just her. Yeah. >> Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. Step out. Step out of the vehicle and come back to us. Turn around and walk backwards to us. Turn around and walk to us. No, just turn around and walk to us. Normally, just walk to us. Walk to us. Turn around for this. >> Why would you do this? Cuz you're drunk and you're an idiot. >> Yeah, you are. >> You're drunk. >> Yeah, you are. Uh, >> no. >> I want a statement. >> Walk this way. >> Officer 64. >> You're You're under arrest, by the way. Okay. >> Can you Can you take my shoes off me? >> What? No, I ain't taking your shoes off. I'm not. Have a seat. She was taken into custody for driving while intoxicated after officers ended the brief encounter without further escalation. The arrest concluded an incident that began with excessive speed and ended with the driver facing criminal charges rather than making it home from her night out. September 9th, 2023, officers located a vehicle reported stolen and attempted to stop it before it disappeared through Rockwood once again. Instead of pulling over, the driver admitted later that outstanding warrants made him believe running was his best option. >> Negative. We're on mainwood about turn south on Rockwood. ever get into traffic with the wrong on passing Walmart We're in pursuit. Go ahead and go to 533 power approaching very hard. >> [music] >> Still southbound. Don't bring a lot of speed. 95. No traffic. Hey, troopers going to try to put out the spikes just to them. We're southbound at the 16. Break out. Break out the 16. Start coaching. Roll over. behind your back. >> I'm hurt. I'm hurt bad. >> Shouldn't haveing run. >> I'm sorry, man. >> [ __ ] >> No, sir. >> What the hell is your problem? >> Face down, >> man. >> Face down. >> What did I even do? >> Driving a stolen vehicle. Why are you running? >> Stolen? Why you running then? >> It's not stupid. >> Why you running then? >> What kind of idiot runs from the police if they're not doing anything wrong? >> Cuz I've got a warrant in the plastic counting. >> God damn it, man. >> Got an ambulance coming for you. Where you hurting at my head, my face. Can I turn my my head the other way? >> Gun set up. >> I'm hurting bad. Oh my god. It's just my cell phone, man. I ain't got nothing else. Oh my god, that hurts so bad. >> Oh man, that hurt so bad. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh man. >> Man, I've got a warrant for man. It's It's not stolen, man. That vehicle was loaned to me by my my ex. >> So why run? >> Cuz I've got a warrant for Flask County, man. >> They won't even hold you, bro. >> Yeah, they will. Over what? What is it, >> man? And it's a >> Can you watch him for a second? >> It's a class wild, man. >> The suspect was treated for injuries after crashing near Kiko's Country RV before investigators arranged for him to be taken into custody once he was medically cleared. Along with the stolen vehicle investigation, he faced additional charges connected to the pursuit. While officers also confirmed he was driving with a suspended license and had multiple outstanding warrants. The driver may be in custody, but the next pursuit proves that every reckless decision can lead to an entirely different outcome. Go watch the next video and see how another high-speed chase takes an unexpected turn. Thanks for spending your time with us and don't forget to subscribe for more real law enforcement stories.