When I don't stop the knife, don't stop. Don't stop. >> What? Which one was holding the knife to your throat? >> That's a hat. >> On May 17th, [music] 2025, officers with the Sharonville Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle displaying fictitious [music] and expired license plates. >> 472 stop. be in the parking lot of Gorilla Glue off of Canal with the Ohio Henry Charles Nora 6547 returns to a Chevy Hyundai SUV. Stop. Stop. Stop the car. Roll down the window and stop the car. You are being stopped. Stop the car. Okay. Well, you got to wait for a second. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Stop moving. No. Stop moving. Where's M22? fish struck my vehicle [music] and they're fleeing now. >> When officer Howell exited his cruiser and ordered [music] Bryant to stop and turn off the vehicle, Bryant claimed she was trying to get to Christ Hospital. Officer Howell noted this explanation made no sense since Christ Hospital is not remotely close to Sharonville. Both individuals were found to have outstanding felony warrants, which alerted the police of the severity of this chase. >> [music] >> back [music] onto canal from Gorilla Glue. Looks like they're going to be going northbound on canal uh towards Chester. Uh don't have a speed yet. I'm still leaving the parking lot. It's a blue Hyundai Sonata. It's occupied and operated by a black female and a white male in the passenger [music] seat. We're going to be headed eastbound onto Kimber by coming our way. >> Your speeds are [music] 65 continuing and approaching down here. Disregard between the long range. >> You said eastbound still, correct? >> Yep. >> All right. I'm coming up on Reading. >> 22. We're still eastbound. Approaching Reading. Eastbound on camper. Approaching Reading. are good. >> 22. We turn left onto Enterprise. Headed north on Enterprise near Charlotte. strike here. What else they want to do? >> Traffic on a tag on it. >> Henry Charles 6547. It's fictitious. It's on a blue Monday. Turns to Chevy. I'm behind you. How? Where you at? >> 10 is about to dead end here. >> We're continuing on Enterprise. They're about to dead end out here um at 11 1915 Enterprise, I believe. Yep. We're continuing. We're back in the parking lot of Qall Products. K U L T O L contining in the direction of myself. I think we're going to be getting back. >> Yeah, back on a partnership from Utah. Going through the business parking lot right now. >> They just ran off the road going into the parking lot. Uh Semi roll through the parking lot of USUI. Still going back into the parking lot at Utah. Almost hit another officer. >> Enterprise route six out there. This is going back around on Enterprise. >> Yep. We're headed back to Enterprise. Back where they originally entered into Qall. We're going back that way. Any problem? Anyone entered? Where you at? Approaching the Springdale units right now. We're approaching you past you now. The [ __ ] going on? They're going to be on you. >> Make sure you use those towels in case they got picked out. Looks like you guys are about a mile above where the county unit they're set up. 422 they try six and the 50 over 8 sticks missing. We got traffic. >> Sticks hit the 526. Continuing though east sticks hit on at least one I believe. 17 to the front left. Tires are going to be down. We're passing the 532. Still the high speed lane. These are dropping in here as well. Is there a K9 close by that can help us in the wooded area here? >> Zach, I'll go for driver. You go for passenger. They split. If you're good with that, I lost their whole tire going. Okay, engineers vehicle crash for you. >> We're at the 54. Exactly. >> I got the driver. I got the driver. I got the driver. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. Show me your [ __ ] Open the door. Open the door. Get on the ground. On the ground. Out of here. Behind your back. >> I need to get the door. Open. Get out of the car. Get on the I WILL SHOOT YOU IN THE FACE. GET ON THE GROUND. >> You good? >> Got it. >> All right. >> Got it. Step up. >> You hear him right there when he tried to stop. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Get up. >> All right, ma'am. We got a right to silent. Anything you say Kevin used to get you in court right to an attorney >> want you can't afford one want to be appointed for 24 you said answer the questions now >> you'll still have right stop time you understand that I didn't know which one I kept turning >> kept turning about these two >> who are these two people to you for anybody Yeah. >> No, I think we're good on that. >> And I sw I can't even. His mom was taking the call and he took me out. Then when I was going to stop the knife against me, >> where's the knife at? >> She's saying she's saying that one. Which one was holding the knife to your throat? That's hygiene. >> Which one? >> She said one of them was holding a knife to her throat. Make it force. >> I was I was face to face with you in the car and I saw you. I just hit my car. >> No, I didn't hit your I didn't hit your car. >> Told me to go around. >> I didn't know what else to do. I don't do this stuff. That's why I kept going on the wrong road. >> Okay. >> Inside the vehicle, multiple crack pipes, a burnt chore boy, plastic baggies with white powdery residue, approximately 2.09 g of crack cocaine, and three cell phones were located. Later, she apologized and told police that there was no knife at her throat at any point. Alicia was charged with failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer, attempted assault on a peace officer, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving under suspension, fictitious tags, and had active felony warrants. Gabbard was charged with tampering with evidence and was found to have an active felony warrant for parole violation.