On April 18th, 2022, an Arkansas state police trooper stopped a Texas driver after clocking him and noticing he was not wearing a seat belt. The situation grew more suspicious when the trooper smelled marijuana and tried to investigate further. >> Step out. Just leave everything where everything is. All right. I can't go to jail. >> Just come out, man. Don't do nothing stupid, bro. Just come on out. >> Go to jail. >> Don't do nothing stupid. >> I understand what you're saying, but don't do nothing stupid. Come out. >> Let me make you. Please, bro. >> Come out. >> Let me make it, bro. >> Let me make it. >> If you don't come out, man, we're going to have some issues. I just told you. >> Don't Don't make it hard on yourself. Yeah, I'll do 37. Texas 37 on 8th Street. You're Oh, heat, heat. street. We're just going to get into the car. Stop. >> He's bailing. He's bailing. >> You better stop. >> You better stop. We are >> I think >> sorry about that sir. >> Yeah. Just stay where you're at right now. Okay. The driver was eventually taken into custody after officers recovered multiple bags and containers of suspected drugs scattered along the route. Based on the circumstances described, possible charges included fleeing possession of controlled substances and tampering with evidence. Tuesday, May 21st, 2024, Trooper Rose spotted a 2019 Honda Accord in Virginia Beach that dispatch confirmed had been reported stolen. When additional units arrived and police attempted the stop, the driver decided the stolen car problem apparently needed an even bigger problem attached to it. >> Meadows in a second. We're going to pass Green Meadows and come up to Edward. >> All right. Is again on the opposite of the road. There is zero traffic out here. Zero traffic. Only VSP in the pursuit vehicle. Speeds are 90. Passing. Passing Ed. >> Passing Edin. >> I'm at Damn Neck and Holland. Where do I go? Head towards Edwin South Penins. Stand by. Stand by. Stand by. Head towards Edwin Southern Penins. Stand by. Stand by. Stand by. All right, we're still north on Princess Anne Road coming up at Baxter. It looks like they're going to try and bail. Try to get beach over here to set up our perimeter if we get no. >> All right. He just caused an old vehicle to 1050. They did not wreck, but he caused an old vehicle to 1050. We're on Eagle Hill Drive. Uh speeds 50. No traffic. We're going to be coming up to a dan here. Taking a right on white oak going back to taking a left body again. Going back down to this island. There is a lot of traffic. All right. Right into the apartment complex here. right off the line. Limestone is the target. Authorities later identified the suspected driver as Taequan Miller Robinson after locating him nearby. The vehicle's key fob and other evidence connected him to the Honda. He was charged with receiving stolen goods, felony, eluding reckless driving by speed, and more, while a 17-year-old female passenger was released to her mother. February 2nd, 2024, Sergeant Bryce Luzern of the North Fond Duac Police Department stopped 36-year-old Lawrence Drenin and suspected that he was impaired. Drenin refused to step out of his vehicle and drove away later, telling emergency dispatchers that he had a firearm and would use it against law enforcement. >> Hello. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Not too much. I'm Sergeant Lazar North Final Police Department. Reason I stopped you is you don't have any tail lights on. >> It's not automatic. >> Okay. Should be all good now. Do you got your driver's license on you? Yeah. No, I don't. >> You don't have it on you? >> No, I'm I'm going right up here to the south. Take a right. >> I'm right up here. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Um, I was downtown. >> Okay. Seeing a friend or? >> No, I live down here. I've been homeless. >> You've been homeless for what? >> Since August. >> Since August. Okay. Okay. She brought me back up here like two nights ago. >> Okay. >> Staying at her house and she just let me use in the car. >> What's your first name? >> Uh Lawrence. >> Is it L A W R E N C E? >> Yeah. >> Why? What's going on? >> I was homeless. I had a gun prick in my head. >> Kill. >> Um >> take a second. >> I was I was exposed to death. I was 30° below zero. I was in a homeless shelter. This person was nice enough to bring me in. All I want to do is go around the corner and go home. >> Okay. I just stopped you for the tail lights. That's all. >> I got them on now, right? >> Yeah, they're probably good now. I got to walk back there and check. But can you shut it off to step out for me? >> No. >> Why not? >> Why am I stepping on the vehicle? >> Cuz I believe you had something to drink tonight. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing at all. >> No. >> Okay. There's an open can of steel reserve behind your seat. >> Oh, yeah. That's for school. >> Okay. And your eyes are glossy and your speech is slurred. Okay. >> So, can I have you step out for me? >> No. >> Okay. Don't Don't put it in a drive. Don't leave. Nor 145. He's taking off in the car. >> 145. We're on the on-ramp to 41 going northbound. It's going to be a single male occupant. gave me a name, but I didn't get his ID. Noro 145. He's reaching around. Uh speeds are still only 60. We're approaching end shortly here. Traffic is light. >> 245. I'm with you. >> 104. Get in front of him. Try to box him in. He'll come up on your side. We're at County. County 911. Where's your emergency? >> Uh, I'm in a high speed case right now. Um, >> if they stop me, I have a gun in here. >> I'm sorry. What did you say? >> I am in a highspeed chase right now. 10 north on 41. Um, not even high speed chase unless it's not stopping. I'm only going 65 miles an hour. But, um, if they stop me, let the cops know. If they stop me, I got a gun here. I'm going to start shooting. >> No, sir. I need you to not do that. Where is the gun now? >> It's to my left. >> What type of weapon do you have? >> I got it. Uh, I'm not going to tell you what kind of weapon it is. on the phone with him at this time. >> You're not going to tell me what kind of gun he said you have? >> No, but if they stop me, I will shoot them all to death. >> Sir, what's your first name? >> Warren. >> I'm sorry. >> Does it matter what my name is? I'm going to be dead. I'm almost out of gas. So, as soon as I start running out of gas, I'm gonna flip this car. >> Okay, sir. I need you to not do that. Okay. >> Well, that's what I'm doing. So, >> please do not do that. Okay. >> Um, I only got about 10 miles left in the gas and then I'm flipping it. >> 80 mph. >> And what's your first name, sir? >> Lawrence. L A W R E N T E. >> Okay. What's your last name? Lawrence. >> Brennan. D R E N. >> Okay. And why do you why do you want to use the weapon? Dude, I'm not going back to jail. They'll have to kill me. I'll stab them. I'll shoot them. Let them know if I stop >> to have their guns drawn and get ready to fire a kill. >> Okay. I need you to not do that. >> No. I need you to tell them to be ready. >> Okay. >> Okay. No, I need you to not do that. Okay. We're not going to do that. No. No. I swear to God, as soon as I stop, I'm coming out this door. I'm shooting. Make sure they have their lethal rounds in their guns cuz it's me or them. I'm not I'm not making it through. >> Did you lock my phone? >> Did you lock my phone? >> Did I lock your phone? >> I can't make any calls. >> No, we don't have access to do that. Lauren, >> I'm trying to say goodbye to my daughter. >> Okay. Hey, I need you to not do that though, okay? I need you just to cooperate and listen. >> AS SOON AS I COME OUT OF THIS CAR, AS SOON AS I COME OUT OF THIS CAR, I'M SHOOTING. >> LAWRENCE, I need you to not yell. Okay. >> Can you tell me where you are? >> Oh, they got me with the spike strip. I got to put this down. >> What are you doing? >> He got me with a spike strip. >> Okay, Lawrence, I need you to put the gun away. Okay. >> All right. Here we go. >> Lauren. Lauren. >> All right. Time to shoot. >> Not do that. >> LAUREN. LAUREN. LAWRENCE, I NEED YOU to talk to me. >> Lauren, >> 145. He's got something in his hand. I can't tell what it is. >> Can you hear me? >> Hey, man. Don't do it. Hey, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> LISTEN, we don't want to do that. PUT IT DOWN. WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR HAND? PUT IT DOWN. WHAT DO YOU HAVE in your hand? >> DON'T DON'T DO IT. >> Don't do it. DON'T DO IT. HEY, LISTEN. HEY, BUDDY. BUDDY, this is not a big deal. Relax. >> Relax. Show them your hands. Show me your hands. >> Show us your hands. >> Show us your hands. Come on. Can't do this. Listen, BEN. HEY, WE CAN TALK. HEY, ONE VOICE. ONE VOICE BUDDY. NO, WE CAN TALK ABOUT THIS. LISTEN. >> LISTEN. ENOUGH. MR. LAWRENCE, LET'S GO. >> LAWRENCE, I need you to talk to me. >> Hey, he's reaching around. We can't see his hands. He's refusing commands, telling us to >> I can Lawrence, can you talk to me? >> Hey, where's my phone? I hear my phone going. >> I can you talk to me, Lawrence? 104. Just advise them he is on the shoulder. He just threw something down. He's shouting at us. >> Can you hear me? >> Show your hands. >> STOP. STOP RIGHT THERE. >> STOP. >> HEY, LISTEN. HEY, LET'S TALK ABOUT THIS. LET'S TALK ABOUT THIS. >> Shots fired. >> Norah 145. Shots fired. Suspect is down. Can't see his hands. >> Hey, hold tight here. Hold tight. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Yep. Drenin ultimately passed away at the scene after Sergeant Luzernne discharged his patrol rifle [music] as Drenan approached officers while concealing a hand. No officers were injured and investigators reported finding no weapon near Drenan. Had the case continued criminally, the reported conduct could have supported offenses such as fleeing impaired driving and threatening law enforcement. On December 22nd, 2023, Stone County deputies stopped a vehicle for following another car too closely, only for the driver to suddenly speed away. Investigators later learned that driver Caleb Gurley allegedly had outstanding warrants, a suspended license, and had been drinking during the trip. We just crossed over into the past county. Major 85 traffic service is independent. Now also I talked to and they are unable to lane. units head your way. That one's coming from Orange from Whitely Lane. Sounds good. >> Gurley and his passenger received medical attention while investigators recovered unopened bush light containers, marijuana, and a marijuana pipe from the vehicle. Based on the report, Gurley potentially faced fleeing driving while intoxicated and possession of marijuana along with additional violations connected to his suspended license and warrants. April 15th, 2023, [music] Florida Highway Patrol became involved in a pursuit through Brevard County. Although the available footage does not explain what originally prompted officers to [music] stop the driver, whatever came before it, the driver had already committed to not making the encounter simple. 33 traffic 86 bravo Julia passing southbound Yeah, we're going to lock them in here. They got nowhere to go. Nowhere to go. >> Just slow them down. Just slow them down, bro. Stay where you're at. Slow them down. They can't go anywhere. >> All right, they're about to They're about to lose. Get him. Get him. Yeah, good. The driver was ultimately taken into custody after the pursuit concluded with officers securing the scene and requesting medical assistance as a precaution since specific charges were not provided possible counts could have included fleeing and eluding reckless driving and failure to obey a lawful order. On September 20th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol troopers in Lakeland were alerted to a motorist traveling the wrong way on a busy interstate. With oncoming traffic directly in the driver's path, troopers were dealing with something far more serious than an ordinary traffic violation. at mile marker. >> Here they go. >> Stop. >> Our last update in the original call said that marker 7, but our last call that we got is five. It could be a little delay to muscle the cameras now. >> 800 break. We just passed on the right way. >> Travel. Where is it at right now? Just trying to get turn around here. with dispatch. I believe you see them coming through the hole. 545. We got him stopped. >> All US vehicle is stopped at this time. 545. I've got him here at the foottool. The driver was taken into custody once officers brought the situation under control. With no formal charge list provided, likely allegations could have included fleeing and eluding reckless driving and driving the wrong way on a divided highway. Sunday, September 15th, 2024, trooper Kenneth Ray was patrolling the Gandandy Bridge in Penllis County when he noticed a vehicle speeding and weaving erratically. The 21-year-old female driver refused to pull over when Ry activated his emergency equipment, turning a questionable driving pattern into a criminal investigation. Traffic traffic. EMS. We're about halfway down signal 16. We're stopped. Stay on the ground. Godamn it. >> The woman was ultimately identified by investigators as the driver and taken into custody despite initially denying that she had been behind the wheel. Based on the circumstances described, possible charges included fleeing and eluding reckless driving and driving under the influence. April 25th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol officers in Cier County attempted to stop a driver who was suspected of operating a vehicle while impaired. Instead of dealing with the traffic stop, the driver refused to cooperate and kept the encounter moving. Are you right? you want. Thank you so much. This is the media. We need ahead. Go ahead. Here she come. your hand in your hand. Why are you falling? Why am I What did I do? I mean, my how is my other my family? Why would they say anything? >> The driver was eventually arrested after officers caught up with her and she later told a supervisor that she remembered only fragments of what had happened. Possible charges included driving under the influence, fleeing and eluding and resisting an officer without violence. On September 12th, 2022, Arkansas State Police became involved with a motorcycle rider who refused to stop. Although the material provided does not specify what prompted the original attempted stop, the writer's decision to keep going turned an otherwise unexplained roadside encounter into a much larger police response. >> Okay. Bye. >> All right. Bye. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. motorcycle. Pull over now. Get off the ground. Get off the ground. [ __ ] before 657. The motorcyclist eventually chose to give up and was taken into custody without the situation stretching any further with no formal charges supplied possible counts included felony fleeing, reckless driving, and excessive speeding. February 11th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police pursuit began after a driver refused to stop. Though the original reason officer's attempted contact was not included in the available information, the driver apparently trusted the car to keep the escape plan alive. The car had other ideas. Break it up. Break it up. Come on, ladies. Hey, look. We're on the demo truck. occupational second gas enzymes needed to digest. My doctor prescribed crayon. vehicle stop. >> [screaming] >> Everybody start >> 415 Hey, we got Greg's two right here. Do you want them to grab it? >> That's a Greg right here. If you want them to grab it. >> The driver was arrested once the vehicle could no longer continue and officers closed in. Possible charges based on the limited information included fleeing, reckless driving, and excessive speeding. On September 11th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol trooper Lasso Silva and other officers were alerted that Haleya police were following a white van reported stolen in Miami Dade County. When troopers attempted to take over the stop, the van's occupants continued trying to avoid law enforcement. back in 70 seconds. Now it's 70 seconds. Let's check by signal 4. Street from 72nd towards TGK. >> Signal 4. Signal 4, but the vehicle's continuing. The vehicle's continuing. a little help by my signal for the vehicle. 130 me 1155 1020 Buddy. >> Authorities identified the occupants as driver Noslan Ruis, front passenger Abraham Carillo, and rear passenger Yamil Solace. All three were medically cleared and then taken into custody. The circumstances potentially supported charges including vehicle theft related offenses, fleeing and eluding, and resisting law enforcement. Tuesday, December 20th, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a driver for a traffic violation near Watson Boulevard in Houston County. The driver, later identified as Christopher Rodriguez of Mon, refused to stop and turned a routine enforcement action into a major criminal case. You shoot out the window, Barry. Shoot out the window. Shoot out the window. Shooting out the window. >> He just hit the car. He just hit the car. He just hit the car. 64. >> Still going. Still going. He should be up here with me. >> Just turn to bolab. Going to the back of bolab. Going to backolab. Going to back bolab. He's jumping up. Bush bar. BUSH BAR. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. SHOW ME YOUR HEAD. Show me your head. >> Freeze. Ah, coming up to the 149 now. 149. on the left side. Almost ready. Almost ready. >> He's getting up on the 149 now. 149. >> Making a left turn. Making a left turn. Left turn. Left turn. Left turn. It look like it's going to be a bis blind. Very bush blind. Look like going to be a bush blind. Y blind. Rodriguez later pleaded guilty after initially entering not guilty p was sentenced to 35 years in prison followed by 5 years of probation. His convictions included armed robbery, aggravated assault on a peace officer fleeing or attempting to elude and more. October 4th, 2024, [music] authorities in Southern California responded to an alleged shoplifting incident at a target in Camarillo involving occupants of a bright yellow Ford Mustang. Police said the suspected driver then struck a sheriff's patrol vehicle and refused to stop giving the afternoon commute an unwanted new attraction. Thankfully, the marine layer is uh is is holding. It's holding steady. So, if he continues southbound, and we're going to continue with him here, it looks like we've gotten clearance to creep up here on LAX. Uh looks like he's going to continue southbound down Airport Boulevard and that'll eventually uh take him towards the airport. will have to make a decision. Either go left or right north of the airport. >> Yeah. Now, this is this is heart stopping here going through this uh parking lot here with units in tow here as he does a circle around the shopping plaza. Now coming back on Lennox Boulevard to answer your question. That was a close call right there. Really close call. Inches away from colliding with that car. That motor unit again keeping up with him as he continues up North Hawthorne Boulevard. To answer your question really quick, I can tell you that we don't know whether he has randomly ended up in this neighborhood, but law enforcement does know. I understand that they do have an accurate plate and uh registration for this vehicle. They believe they know where this suspect resides. At least that's the information that they're operating with. So, they do have the luxury of knowing where the suspect lives. We will see uh how that affects their decision-making here. Look at him pulling in off a little bit and give him an opportunity to slow down. Now, he's getting off the freeway here. Getting off of the 105 freeway. I'm sorry, 110 freeway, excuse me. Getting off the 110 freeway. Uh heavy traffic at this red light here. Look at that cruiser. Look at that cruiser keeping up with him. Going right through traffic, splitting lanes with him as he comes up on Roondo Beach Boulevard. going. He Yeah, he's right at Roondo Beach Boulevard and he might get right back on the freeway. Just using that exit ramp to get off. Looks like that left rear tire is having real trouble. So, at some point, at some point, somebody either made contact with that tire. I certainly have not observed any spike strips. I didn't see any chance of that. So, at some point, he did collide with something that is now eating up that rubber. And now that left rear tire is on borrow time. That may be the beginning of the end of this pursuit, guys. He is now southbound on the 110 freeway with a very unstable left rear wheel. I think the 90 91 transition here. That's right. Yeah, unfortunately he just took the westbound 91 freeway. I say that because that's where eventually as we continue west that marine layer is going to come into play once again here unfortunately. So uh this is this chase has had uh all the elements. Let's I mean Okay, so he's got right suspect out of the vehicle. Driver side door open. Driver side door open. Suspect out of the vehicle. We're going to come around this tree here. He is stepping away from the vehicle now. Coming around the back of the vehicle behind the Mustang. CHP in position to take that suspect into custody. He will quickly be placed into handcuffs. And it looks like they're rushing to some either rushing to clear the remainder of the vehicle unless somebody else went running. We're going to come around this tree here to see if we can see what's going on here. Uh but right now they are in the process of clearing that vehicle. I don't know if anybody else was uh getting out. That looks like that passenger door is shut. So, I believe just judging from what we've been able to witness here, it's just the driver uh that is uh is uh involved. He is being taken into custody. They have cleared the vehicle. Code four. And wow, what uh what a sudden end to this. Oh, no. Somebody else is in custody. Somebody else, a passenger is out of the vehicle and in handcuffs. CHP placing two people under arrest out of that yellow Ford Mustang. >> The driver and a passenger were ultimately taken into custody after the nearly hour-long pursuit ended in the Gardina area. Formal charges were not included, but possible allegations included fleeing, reckless driving, and offenses connected to the reported shoplifting incident. On June 1st, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper stopped 2018 Dodge Charger driver Carlos Alberto Castellanos in Kier County over an illegally tinted windshield. The trooper smelled marijuana, called for backup, and ordered Castellanos out. Instead, Castellanos refused to cooperate, and drove away. 1031. >> All right. 917. >> He's going west on 896. >> Go west on 896. He still was there. Airport 896. That How do we come over? I took a ride on Logan. Hold on. We got him inside. Stop. >> Castellanos was arrested while the minor passenger was secured separately and a child services investigation was opened. Investigators reported finding marijuana suspected fentinel, a scale, and packaging materials. Castellanos was charged with violating probation and potentially faced additional fleeing drugrelated and child endangerment charges. October 19th, 2024, Columbus police were dispatched after a semi-truck reportedly struck a building and left the scene around 3:30 in the morning. The driver identified as 42year-old Gregory Ivory was also suspected of displaying a handgun, giving officers more than enough reason to want that truck stopped quickly. We are northbound Carl. He's got sparks and damage. I can't see the plate. >> That radio. He's refusing to stop. He's going over the roundabout northbound Carl and Looks like his truck's on fire. He just broke his gas line and he's You'll see the tri trail of fire northbound Cleveland out. >> I'm sorry. Northbound. >> Make contact because the threat. >> All right, standby radio. We're westbound Shrock. He's trying to hit a cruiser. Uh he just he just five the cruiser. Just five the cruiser. 9011. Get a squad to 9011. Carl and Shrock. He's stopping on the bridge. He's probably going to try to back up on us. [screaming] >> Start that way as well. >> All right. He tried to ram me again. I had to jump the lanes here. We're away again. Uh westbound and let uh Warthingington know you just caring. We got to make sure it >> Ivory was eventually apprehended on Clinton Heights Avenue after leaving the semi behind. He was charged with felonious assault and felonious assault on a police officer and his bond was set at $250,000. On September 3rd, 2024, Columbus police were looking for two 21-year-old suspects allegedly connected to an armed robbery in the Hilltop neighborhood. Jolan Rutherford and Andai Sullivan became the focus of officers attention when police attempted to stop them that Tuesday evening. S16 approved. >> Was it a dead end back here? >> Go, go, go, go. >> He's bailing right now. >> No, he's not. >> Come back to Maine. Come back to Maine. He's going to head back. He's going to come out on Maine over by the towers. Eastbound main. Eastbound main. >> Go, go, go. Got it. Take it. Take it. Take it. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Left, left, left, left. >> I got you. I got you. >> You're good. You're good. You're good. He's He's missing a tire. >> Southbound Alen Creek. Copy. You're holding copy. Where exactly are you? >> Take him at the wall. Take him at the wall. Take him. Take him. Take him. Take him. Take him. Take him. >> Take him. >> Take him. >> Southbound Allen Creek. Southbound Allen Creek. Still >> black driver. >> Black is the one with male black. White hoodie has a gun. >> Unsuccessful. >> Has a gun. Come on, Gino. Take it. Missed it. >> 12. I'll take the air for chopper on channel 63 left. >> Good, good. Go, go, go, go, good, good, good, good, good go. >> He's lost a wheel. S1, he just lost a wheel. We're still southbound Elm Creek. We're going to be in line. Lines. Bailing. Bailing. Bailing. Bailing. Both men were arrested after the incident during which two Columbus officers were reported injured. Rutherford was charged with tampering with evidence while Sullivan faced failure to comply, tampering with evidence, and speeding. July 22nd, 2024, Talbet County Sheriff's deputies became involved in a vehicle pursuit. Although the available footage does not clearly state what triggered the original attempt to stop the driver, deputies nevertheless found themselves dealing with a vehicle whose occupants continued refusing to surrender. Hey, no buddy. That right there. >> Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. DO IT NOW. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. >> Hands out the window. >> Watch crossfire. >> I can't see out here moment. >> I can't either. >> Hands out the window. >> All right. Just cover me. I'll check. >> Come back here. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Whatever you throw out the window, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. HANDS. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Open that back door if you can. Open the back door. >> Yeah. >> Hey, his hands moving here. >> His hands are moving here. >> Stay where you're at. Hands are moving here. All right, let me see your hands. Stick them out. Stick them out. >> Stick them out. >> Do you have any weapon? >> Okay. Look at me. I'm out here. >> Hey, we're here to help you now. >> This window. >> He's got It's clear. >> When you get out, turn and face the car. Turn and face the car. >> I know, but you got to turn and face the car right now. >> Turn and face the car. Oh, my stomach. >> Step this way. Please step this way. Come on. >> I can't. >> See if Hey, see if you can get that front passenger door open. >> Hey, girl. Hold on. Stay right there. Your seat belt still on. Are you able to get out? Are you able to get out? >> Can you lay back towards the officer? We'll pull you out. Okay. >> Lay back this way. >> Be careful. You got a bunch of glass under you. Okay. All right. All right. I know. I know. I got you. I got you. [crying] >> I got you. right here. >> He's hurting right now. [crying] >> Stay just like that. Okay. He is responding to sit there. Sit there. I got to cut this. >> No, move your hand. I got to cut your hand down. So apparently he wants her to stay in here. Can I help you out? Yes. >> Is any of this movable? >> The police car need moved or something? Multiple occupants required emergency assistance after the incident and deputies worked to remove them while securing everyone inside the vehicle because no formal charge list was provided the surviving driver could potentially have faced fleeing and eluding reckless driving and excessive speeding. That wraps up this round, but there are plenty more pursuits where the decisions behind the wheel get even harder to believe. Head over to the next video and see another lineup of police chases caught on camera.