from a wild woman in Florida who tore up the 18th hole of a private golf course and a stolen Domino's delivery car that redefined the phrase 30 minutes or less to a group of wanted teenagers whose getaway car literally rolled off a cliff and much more. Here are more police dash cam moments you wouldn't believe if not filmed. [Music] Still rolling. Still rolling. Egg road. In 1979, Domino's Pizza launched the 30 minutes or less campaign, which guaranteed free pizza if a customer's order took longer than 30 minutes to satisfy. It was a massive success, skyrocketing Domino's to the top of the American pizza game. However, the campaign ended in 1993 after several accidents involving reckless delivery drivers. This woman from Benton County, Arkansas, wanted to bring it back. On January 2nd of 2022, she and her husband stole a Domino's delivery driver's SUV and led police on a dangerous high-speed chase across northwestern Arkansas. If you're still waiting on a pizza, this might be what happened to it. All [Music] right, we're at the airport. 37 minutes earlier. It's good. Still rolling back on the road. [Music] Let's see that sequence again from the tailing officer's perspective. [Music] Still rolling. Still rolling. road. [Music] I'm going to try to pit 37 roll over us. Show me your hand. Do it now. Get out of the car. Get down. Get down. [Music] Thankfully, ASB trooper Richard Surret was able to crawl out of his flipped car and help his fellow officers. He seemed okay, but we're guessing the department still sent him to the hospital as a precaution. Unfortunately, we never learned the driver's name. She claims that her husband made her steal the car and was holding a weapon to her head during the chase. That story was proven false when the police failed to find a gun in the vehicle. They also confirmed that the SUV was stolen, thus adding grand theft pizza to her growing list of charges. 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. Faced the wrong way. Victor and Daniel Hernandez Paredes are two brothers who will do anything for each other, even cause a distraction while the other runs from the police. On May 7th of 2025, officers in Seattle, Washington, stopped 21-year-old Victor for an improper lane change. Victor was behind the wheel of a Honda Civic while 18-year-old Daniel was driving ahead of him in a silver Infiniti. The duo thought they could win an easy 2v1. They must have never heard of a thing called backup. 106 vehicle that's interfering. It's a great Infinity. We're back eastbound 90. [Music] The male driver looks Hispanic. He's light skin black hair with a red and black jacket. [Music] driver. There's two vehicles now. And this is a right in front of me trying to recruit from this pursuit. We're about 100 milesPH [Music] infinity as well. The Honda has a flat tire. The rear right tire is flat. This car is falling apart from the rear bumper. [Music] Honda has a flat tire. Exiting the high point. Sorry, we're coming from a high winds when I originally stopped. 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. Faced the wrong way. [Applause] The vehicle is on control to high point from Highland. Subject vehicle car. He's going westbound and eastbound. And there is a kid in a vehicle. And there's another female in the passenger seat. Says start rolling. Slow down. So just have Try to pull the runway. Try to pull the right way and hopefully we'll get set up again. They're coming back westbound from high point. I tip to overtake 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. Later that night, a police helicopter tracked Daniel as he fled into the city. He and another passenger were arrested on the scene. Back at the crash site, police found a woman holding a child in her lap in the front seat. She wasn't wearing a seatelt, so it's a miracle that neither were harmed during the crash. As for our brothers, they were arrested and charged with felony fleeing, reckless endangerment, obstruction, and DUI. It was March 18th of 2025. Officer Devin Blevins of the Little Rock Police Department was stopping at a red light on Main Street when he spotted a gray Infiniti Q50 turning left from I40 East. As it passed him, Officer Blevins noticed that the Infiniti didn't have working tail lights. Then something clicked in his head. A few minutes before, another officer radioed in about a pursuit in progress. Four young suspects in the area were spotted breaking into cars and were last seen fleeing in a silver car with no tail lights. The odds were pretty high that this was the same car full of kids. Officer Blevins spun around and followed the infinity, which proceeded to run as soon as the lights and sirens came on. The suspects led him into a neighborhood and up a steep hill leading to a dead end. That's when they took things off road where they almost learned a valuable lesson in gravity [Music] right now. Continuing northbound [Music] on division. Speeds are 70. We just crossed Cody. We're 21 head over here behind the cell towers. All right. Heat. He's going north tower up on a hill. safety, he decided to hang back and wait for backup to arrive. Other officers eventually tracked down two of the four suspects, later identified as Herman Hill and Antravian King. Inside the car, police found two stolen firearms, a Glock 21 and a Smith and Wesson MP15. Both King and Hill were charged with fleeing and transported to Pilaski County Jail. After reviewing dash and body cam footage, officer Bleven confirmed that Hill was driving that night. Unfortunately, he'd already been transferred and released. On April 18th of 2022, ASP trooper Ian Nelson was on patrol south of Texarana when he spotted an Oldsmobile Cutless doing 54 in a 45 mph zone. The driver had also failed to buckle his seat belt. The suspect pulled over in front of the local fire station and seemed willing to speak with trooper Nelson at first. That's when our officer caught the distinct odor of marijuana and asked if there was any weed in the car. There was, but there wouldn't be for long. Just leave everything where everything is. All right. Just come out. Damn. I can't go to jail. Just come out, man. Don't do nothing stupid, bro. Let's just come on out. Go to jail, bro. Don't do nothing stupid. I understand what you're saying, but don't do nothing stupid. Come out. Let me make it. Please, bro. Come out. I up. Come out. Let me make it, bro. Don't let me make it. I'm 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. [Music] 10373. Yeah, I'm 1037 eastbound uh on East Street. [Music] Just passing the sheriff's office right now. It's going to be a white older model Texas Frank Victor 9475 we have the window. [Music] We count 1 2 3 four bags of weed flying out of the suspect's window. He thought he was being slick, failing to realize that everything is being recorded on Trooper Nelson's dash cam. Traffic's live still in the city. [Music] Just turn on state line. Speeds are 60 mph. He's throwing coke and I back out the window. [Music] At least there are four drugs out the window. Look like now all over state line. [Music] What's across street? Uh we're coming back. We're just on He just ran and hit another car back. [Music] He's bailing. He's bailing. [Music] You better stop. I will tase you. I will tase you. You better stop. You better stop. Tas you. Let's go back to when the suspect crashed. At first, it looks like the white truck slows down and boxes the suspect in on purpose, but if you look closely, you can see the moment when the Old's mobile gets stuck on the pickup's bumper. It also looks like the suspect's front left tire is a little warped from the crash. We never learn the suspect's name or what he was charged with. Based on reports, officers were able to retrace the chase and find the drugs he tossed onto the road. As for the pickup driver, he walked away unscathed. Though it's unclear who will be paying for the damage to his truck, we're guessing this drug dealer doesn't have the best car insurance. Pineeluff, Arkansas is a large city in Jefferson County about 40 mi south of Little Rock. It's home to roughly 41,000 people, including one bearded hospital worker who wants to be an honorary sheriff's deputy. On September 11th of 2021, a call came into Pineluff PD about a disgruntled man who had just stolen a golf cart from the hospital parking lot. The slow speed vehicle wasn't hard to find, and it wasn't long before several squad cars were behind the suspect. That's when one of the hospital staff members ran into the frame and took it upon himself to bring this cart thief to justice. [Music] One main parking lot about 28 in orange. over [Music] here. Oh yeah. [Music] The golf cart bandit was later identified as Zachary Hartley of Jefferson. County. As the story goes, Zachary had just stormed out of the hospital after refusing treatment. He began fighting with security, which ultimately led to Zachary getting tased. Amped up and high on drugs, Zachary stormed out of the hospital and stole the golf cart from the parking lot. We're assuming somebody had left the keys in the ignition. Thankfully, nobody got hurt, including the hospital staff member who fearlessly leapt onto the moving cart. While his actions were heroic, the police probably told him to let them handle it next time. One wrong move and that cart could have easily flipped over. Turn around. Put it in part. Turn around. April 27th of 2023, Montichello, Arkansas. ASP trooper Christian Morphice was patrolling Highway 278 when he spotted a small black vehicle speeding in the eastbound lane. His radar clocked the car going 72 in a 60 mph zone. But instead of slowing down and stopping, the driver stepped on the gas as soon as he saw the police lights in the rear view mirror. He hit speeds over 140 mph. And the worst part is that he did it with three minor children in the car [Music] 381 1037 278 west. We're going to be eastbound towards Monaceel. [Music] A black passenger car just off speed traffic light. We're coming in Monosel. I just caught that up speed 130 [Music] received. CFS 353 young Robert Adam 353 young Robert Adam speeder 60 [Music] we're turning into reggies [Applause] get out of the car Get out of the car now. Express 1037. Get out of the car. Get out. Turn around for me. Get out of the car. Turn around. Put it in park. Turn around. No. Leave it. Get out. Leave it. No. Get out. Get down. My kids. Hey, go stop that car. It's important. My kid I got I got I got to get my my kids in the car. I'm trying to get my daughter to the hospital. I'm trying to get my daughter. I'm trying to get my daughter. Man, you don't run. I'm sorry y'all. I'm sorry. I'm trying to get my daughter. That ain't how you do that, dog. It was a simple speed. Get off Get on your feet. Get on your feet. All right. Stand up. I'm trying I'm trying to get up, man. I tried to stop you for speeding ticket, man. I'm sorry about that, man. I'm trying to get my my daughter's dick. I tried to stop. Cannot believe you just ran 140 with kids in your car. I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry, y'all. Don't be sorry about me. Apologize to your kids. Yeah, I'm sorry. That don't make any sense. Later in the video, you can see another officer walking away from the vehicle with an infant's car seat. It also looks like two good Samaritans ran over to help stomp the runaway car while police officers dealt with the driver. You can see them holding the children as the world's worst father is led away in cuffs. Police eventually identified the driver as Kevin Shaquille Patterson. He was charged with speeding, reckless driving, and endangering the welfare of a minor. Our officers later learned that Kevin's license had recently been revoked. This video is likely a good indication of why. It was December 7th of 2021. While those in the northern US were getting ready for the winter, these golfers in Indian River County, Florida, were enjoying a warm and sunny day on the links. Little did they know that the 18th hole was about to become a demolition derby. Officers in Vero Beach attempted to stop a 60-year-old woman for a suspected DUI. The driver, Jodanne Harvey, decided to lead them on a dangerous chase instead. She blew through red lights and narrowly avoided multiple head-on crashes. That's when she set her sights on the Grand Harbor Golf Course. The phrase members only didn't mean anything to her. Heat. Heat. [Music] Just trying to give her a little bit of space so that we don't push her into the pedestrians. [Music] [Music] [Music] Let me let me see your hand. Jod was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, fleeing, and DUI. She later admitted to being high on blow during the chase. Ultimately, Jod took a plea deal in 2023, resulting in a six-month sentence and two years of probation. They also suspended her license, though it's unclear how long. After seeing this video, maybe she shouldn't get it back. December 8th of 2022, Palaski County, Arkansas. ASP trooper Anna Esamia was stationary on Route 440 north of Little Rock when she spotted a red pickup truck swerving all over the road. She got behind the suspected drunk driver and watched as he veered right and nearly ran himself off the road. Trooper Esamia knew he was bound to crash, but she couldn't let him hurt somebody in the process. If he's going down, he's doing so on her terms. [Music] 39. All right, not enough [Music] [Applause] pressure 275 752. Clear going [Music] [Music] Coming up to the Sherwood exit here. All right. Okay. 106 106. The drunk driver refused to obey trooper Esamia's commands after the wreck. Fine. If he doesn't want to come out willingly, she's got no problem dragging him out by force. You worry about this window here. I'll hold you start [Music] your hand. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get on the ground. [Music] I got I got roll over. Roll over on your belly. Just throw the hand behind your back. Unfortunately, we never learn the suspect's name or the charges against him. Based on his driving and general demeanor, it's safe to say he hit the bottle before getting behind the wheel that day. He learned the hard way that trooper Esamia doesn't mess around. If you drink and drive in Arkansas, she will find you, wreck you, and arrest you. Where's the reaching in his pocket? As Marian County Sheriff Billy Woods likes to say, there ain't nothing better than messing up a bad guy's day. His deputies messed up Gustavo Alreza's day on May 29th of 2020 when the local bully began threatening his neighbors with a firearm. He fled in a black car when the police arrived, but he didn't make it very far. Instead, he crashed into a tree and tried to outrun our deputy on foot. Single four. Single. Single for station 1033. All right. He's He's He's on foot. He's reaching in his pocket. He's heading back toward his vehicle. Black hat, jeans, white shirt. He's in his pocket, man. Reaching in his pocket. Get to the ground now. 141 and 63rd Street Northwest. [Music] 97. Unfortunately, the video cuts right before our officer tases Albreza and brings him to the ground. Upon searching his person and the car, police found drugs and a loaded handgun, presumably the same one he'd used to threaten his neighbors. Before being hauled off to jail, an eccentric Sheriff Woods gave Albreza some parting words. I'm glad to get him off the street. My deputies do a damn good job. Proud of every one of them. And I got somebody like you off the street and that's all that matters. So, all right. Woo! Ain't nothing better than messing up a bad guy's day. In the end, Alreza was charged with robbery, attempted carjacking, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of methamphetamine. According to Marian County records, Alreza had just been released from jail in February of 2019 after serving time for similar crimes. Some people just never learn. 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