21 background here. [Music] >> Some criminals try to outrun or outsmart law enforcement and fail miserably. But sometimes their escape attempts are so daring you wouldn't believe them if they weren't caught on camera. Put >> your hands up. >> Open the door. >> Here are some of the most unbelievable escapes caught on camera. Starting off with a hairraising escape where a 19-year-old biker, Colin James, found himself in a tough spot with an officer and attempted a daring escape. On July the 5th, 2023, at the I95 exit 57 offramp in Wakefield, troopers spotted 19-year-old Colin James Webb driving erratically on a motorcycle. When a trooper approached to confront Colin, it did not anticipate what was about to go down. just had a hair. >> Yeah. Never used it. >> The officer repeatedly ordered Colin to turn off his bike and dismount, but he kept refusing to obey the lawful orders. At one point, he even turned the ignition back on after it had been shut off. It was here that the situation became tense. 86 the bottom of the left northfield. I'm off you now. >> 1468. I just passed you. Are you uh did he crash or set? He was stopped to the red line. I'm out of the vehicle now. Thinking that he had Colin cornered, the trooper was in for a rude shock as he was about to witness one of the most unbelievable escapes imaginable. >> 129 station 15 alpha. I'm going to be late for roll call for the firework. [Music] Colin's freedom was shortlived as 2 days later on July the 7th, 2023, the state police detective unit from the Middle Sex District Attorney's Office arrested him and charged him for assault. Coming up next, we have an unbelievable escape that would make even Houdini proud. Jennifer Hilllet slipped out of her handcuffs and sped off in a police van after being arrested. [Music] Around 6:45 p.m. Sunday, police responded to a fire at an apartment on Broadway. After putting out the blaze, they heard a crash and found Jennifer Hill, aged 35, hanging from the laundry room ceiling. Seconds later, she crashed through. Hillard claimed that she was hiding from an intruder, but officers found a meth pipe on her. Hillard was cuffed and placed in a cruiser, but what happened next was so wild to be seen to be believed. >> It's too I don't even know where to start. [Music] pretty as officers went back inside to process the scene. Hillard decided that she was not ending up in jail and leaving her alone and unattended in the police cruiser seemed to be the perfect moment. All she needed to do was find a creative way to elude the law, even if it meant having to face heavier consequences if she got caught. 129 Road 1024. 31 of the road west. Thank you all right now. 45. Killlet slipped into the driver's seat and sped off, kicking off a wild high-speed chase. But her freedom was short-lived and didn't end as well as she had hoped for. [Music] See the ultra show. [Music] I'm not familiar with you. >> I'll call him here in a minute. >> 10413. >> Do not move your hand. Hear me? Do not move your hand. >> You got me. >> You got me. >> Do not move your hand. Okay. >> Jennifer Hill was charged in Douglas County court with felony motor vehicle theft, meth possession, and driving under the influence of a controlled substance. She remains in the Douglas County Jail and already has two pending felony drug cases. The craziness doesn't stop here as up next we have another wild suspect, Wacoan Dominic, who attempted to run over an officer in a stolen car in a bid to escape. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> On Feb the 6th, 2025, around 5:11 p.m., NOPD officers spotted a stolen Kia linked to an earlier armed robbery. As they approached the suspect, 20-year-old Wacoan Dominic, they were met with a surprise. >> I think I see the blue car. Start moving up. >> Got eyes on a blue car. Focus on that gear. >> They'll jump. They'll jump. Be aware. Get on both sides. >> All right. I'm watching the blue bar. >> Watch that white key to your left. Right there in the middle. Blue. Dominic didn't heed the officer's commands to get out and instead attempted to do something that would probably condemn him for life. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. Open the door. >> Open the door. went right on. >> One officer suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. Three officers fired 11 shots at the car, but Dominic managed to escape, but only for a short while. >> Hands up. Stay. Stay. Stay right there. >> Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> All right. I think I see the blue car. Start moving up. Got eyes on a blue car. Focus on jump. They'll jump. Be aware. Get on both sides. All right, I'm watching the uh blue car. Watch that white key to your left right there in the middle. >> Blue car is trying to make way up to the y'all. Get somebody on this side over here. >> Stop moving. >> Don't get in front of that car. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Broke the bridge. Put your hands up. >> Open the door. All right. Right on. Right on. Right. Pulling on towards El. >> An arrest warrant was issued for Wacoan Dominic and he was arrested on February the 12th, 2025 and booked on two counts of attempted murder. In one of the more unique ways to escape law, 41-year-old suspect Bobby Chavez threw a small dog at the officer questioning him before running away. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. On May the 5th, 2025, an Albuquerque officer confronted 41-year-old Bobby Chavez, who was loitering under a no trespassing sign at a gas station, holding a small dog in his arms. What happened next was surprisingly unexpected. >> What's going on? >> Take a seat and I'll let you know. Okay. >> What's going on? >> So, you see that sign right there, bro? >> No, I'm sorry, man. My dog was just using the bathroom. >> Okay, I'll get you. You have an ID on you? >> Yeah, man. I do. >> Can you grab that for me? >> Yeah, sure. Just stay seated. >> All right. I appreciate you. [Applause] During the chase, he jumped a fence and forced his way into an apartment through an unlocked screen door. He told the female resident he was fleeing police, asked to use her phone, and stopped her from leaving when she tried to escape. But Bobby was soon about to get what he deserved. up. >> Let me get by. Let me get by. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Bobby Chavez was already wanted on felony warrants for assault and drug charges. And now he faces more counts, including false imprisonment, battery on a police officer, and resisting arrest. The dog, which wasn't his, was found unharmed the next day and returned to its owner. In a thrilling high-speed chase, Hamberto Misel Garcia attempted to pull a reckless escape from the law. >> Vehicle just turned on into Montter at 1050 against the wall. Stop signing. It just 1050 Loredo 1050 with a vehicle. >> Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. >> Turn around. On May the 9th, 2024, Alberto Misel Garcia of Loredo led troopers on a high-speed chase on IH35 in Web County, hitting 100 mph and recklessly speeding through neighborhoods right on a 1080 with a white Challenger. The attacks are going to be on my AR. We're going to go southbound on 35. We just got off turn east on Jefferson going into Lion. 104 vehicle east on Jefferson. Turn vehicle just turned on into Montter a 1050 against the wall. [Music] Officers thought that they had Garcia cornered after he crashed into a wall, but he quickly took off again, sparking yet another high-speed chase. But this time, it ended with grave consequences. [Music] for vehicle northbound on 104 cell phone. >> It's on the stop sign of a person just 1050. Loredo 1050 with a vehicle. Then EMS drivers wearing red shorts, white shirts. >> Even after a violent crash, Garcia refused to give up and took off on foot. But this time, he was only delaying the inevitable. >> Just tend to be wearing shorts. >> Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. >> Get down. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Four other illegal immigrants were found in the vehicle and were turned over to the US Border Patrol. Alberto Mile Garcia was arrested and charged with smuggling of persons, evading arrest, failure to stop and render aid, and reckless driving. In another high-speed chase, two suspects, 21-year-old Victor Hernandez Perez and his 18-year-old brother, Daniel, teamed up in an attempt to get away from the law. >> Get out of the car right now. >> He yelled out the window that he has a kid and he's losing control. >> We're on the off ramp. He's lost control. >> Easy, easy. >> It's spinning up. hands are up. >> On May the 7th, 2025, around 8:20 p.m., a Washington state trooper tried to stop 21-year-old Victor Hernandez Pedes on I90 for improper merging. He refused to stop, leading to a high-speed chase. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. 69 10. I have a vehicle that's interfering. It's a great Infinity. We're back eastbound 90. The male driver looks Hispanic. light skin black hair with a red and black jacket. >> Driver with a red and white jacket. >> There's two vehicles now. This is a right in front of me trying to pursue. We're about 100 miles an hour. So big lane one infinity as well. >> The Honda has a flat tire. The rear right tire is flat. This car is falling apart from the rear hover. Honda has a flat tire. >> Exiting the high point. Sorry, we're coming from Highlands when I originally stopped. >> The chase took a dramatic turn when Victor's 18-year-old brother, Daniel, showed up in a silver infinity and repeatedly interfered. Things quickly escalated from there. >> Exiting the high point from a high wind, when I originally stopped, he yelled out the window that he has a kid and he's losing control. We're in the off. He's lost control. Faced the wrong way. The vehicle is on control. Exit the high point from Highland. Subject is a child in vehicle. >> Grab my patrol car now. He's going westbound and east. And there is a kid in a vehicle and there's another female passenger seat. >> Says starter rolling. Slow down. So just get pull the wrong way. try to pull the right way and hopefully we'll be able to set up again. >> After a failed PIT attempt and reckless wrongway driving, Daniel fled west on I90. Spotted on cameras in Belleview, he was chased into Seattle with help from local police and the Guardian 1 helicopter. And this time, his escape would not last long. >> Back westbound from High Point. Take it from the correct lanes of traffic. >> 126, we're starting to rolling. Slow down. Okay, there it is. Right there. Easy, easy. It's spinning out now. It's facing the right way. It's in the ditch. Go, go, go. >> I got one WSB to looks like lumber, please just over stop. Vehicle stopped. Stop. Please sit. >> Got the driver door open. Looks like uh passenger door open as well. Hands are up. >> Driver open. Hands are up. >> Which side? >> Which way? They're taking the passenger in custody and they're still talking to the driver and they're taking both into custody right now. >> Taking both into custody. >> Daniel was eventually taken into custody. Both brothers now face multiple felony charges, including eluding, obstruction, and reckless endangerment. Up next is an escape attempt so wild that you have to see it for yourself to believe it. In a bizarre and hard to believe incident, a young man attempted to escape a local courthouse with devastating consequences. He was caught and taken to the hospital and later charged with resisting arrest and damage to property. Next up, a complete psycho who was so desperate to evade police, he didn't hesitate to put innocent kids in harm's way. On the 2nd of November, an officer attempted to stop a vehicle whose driver had an active felony warrant on him. The wanted man was a notorious criminal who had been involved in several armed robberies, arson, and assaults. After chasing him for a while, police were finally able to pull him over. However, the man had no intention of submitting himself to the cops. Relentless at this point, the suspect abandoned his vehicle, driven by an unwavering desire to escape the long hands of the law. [Music] Get him cuffed up. >> Get the kids. Please get the kids. >> He act like it. >> Radio standby. We got him inside the building. >> I don't have nothing. What am I in the mouth with? >> Me in the mouth. >> What am I in the mouth when? When you fell in me in the mouth in preschool. That thing 20 years is a sentence. >> Good job, Lamar. Are they okay? >> You ought to be ashamed of yourself, bro. >> Huh? >> What? My mom busted. He cut you freaking ran here like an idiot and got tangled. >> He He killed me. >> When he turned that corner, he he was facing that way and he >> Yeah, it's he >> I didn't throw nothing. >> You told me you were going to shoot me. at me. >> You get him out of here. >> I think I'll body him. >> You might not over here. >> You might be prison for life. >> I forgot my radio over there, man. >> However, a whole new drama unfolded when he was being transported to jail. >> That's what I was waiting for. All them nurses right there. I'm about to sue the out of y'all. >> Yeah, you ain't nothing but a fat going to do my like that. I can't wait. They getting the nurse in here as soon as we get here. I'm suing you. >> Yeah, I'm suing y'all. Yeah. Make sure them c body cameras on too. Are they on? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Oh man. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Fowler. >> Who? >> Fowler. >> Realizing that he was finally going to pay for his deeds. He decided to play the victim card. Perhaps in a false hope that it might get him out of trouble. >> Up like that. I got you, bro. >> I never touched that arm, man. >> You did? Yeah, you did. I kept telling you, bro. >> I am touching that arm, man. the bad man. Nothing, man. >> Yeah, you did. Yeah, you did. All them nurses was right there, too. And I'm so glad. I'm so glad. Should have kept me there on suicide watch, dumb. No, I bet I don't. Can't wait to get this phone call tonight. Both of my fingers swoll up, man. You just did that whole, bro. I can't wait. Stupid, man. >> Knock it off, man. Now watch. They going to be taking me right back to that after this, man. You got my in here, bro. Man, so much pain in my burning. Man, y'all get them badges and guns and act tough as man. You ain't have to just do that. Telling you, man. My wrist is [ __ ] up, man. Somebody just resisting to resist. Jaw crackers. I don't give a about time. >> Eventually, he started to lose his cool despite knowing that it might land him in more trouble. >> Knock it off. >> Or what? >> Catch more charges, man. >> Catch more charges. >> Catch more charges for what? >> Criminal damage. >> Yeah. Ain't no criminal damn image in this. >> Yeah. >> Nothing broke in this mother. Nothing. Yeah. >> Where the body cameras at, man? Y'all got >> on. Make sure everything being recorded back here. Everything. All these scabs and bloody and nobody even clean my none of that. Y'all got me. >> In the end, he was charged with felonious assault, aggravated burglary, failure to comply, and aggravated menacing. >> In the next case, we'll take a look at how things quickly escalated when the suspect refused a citation and attempted to flee, turning a simple stop into a wild confrontation. >> No, I'm not. >> Step up. Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out. >> Our 65-year-old suspect is about to learn that the hard way. On July the 16th, 2019, a Cashian, Oklahoma officer performed a traffic stop on a vehicle with its tail lights out. An encounter which should have been a very quick and simple citation. >> Well, I did issue for a defective equipment. It's $80. Uh you have till September 16th to take care of this. Uh get you to sign there with the X is. >> So, you don't even give a warning for this. You've been driving around for six months like that. >> But the suspect, Deborah HL, didn't believe that she had a reason to receive a ticket. >> Sign there, please. >> Well, I don't want to sign it cuz I don't want to do $80. >> You don't want to sign it? >> No, because I don't think that I deserve to pay $80 for something that is fixable and I can fix it. That's all you want. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. Step out. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order or step out. >> You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you. >> Step out. >> No, >> you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm placing you under arrest. Step out. >> You are full of Cuz you're not placing me under no damn arrest. >> Step out. >> No, I'm not. >> 305 303. Do not do not take off. >> Shut up and give me that and I'll sign it. >> Step out. No, we're beyond that. >> Step out. >> We're going to be pulling into the D oil facility. [Music] It's unclear exactly what she was hoping to achieve by making the officer chase her down, but all she accomplished is making her situation a lot worse. [Music] [Applause] >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Do that to me. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You better leave me. [Music] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Leave me alone. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Now. >> I said leave me alone when I mean it. [Music] Put your hands behind your back. >> Deborah was arrested and charged with resisting, obstructing, eluding, operating a vehicle with defective equipment and assault and battery on a police officer. She was fined $200,1 120 more than she would have otherwise paid and given a deferred sentence of four