From a police dog in Florida that couldn't wait to pounce on this suspect and a drug dealer in Arkansas who thought he was safe in his car to a canine in Washington that went through this drunk driver's window and so much more. Here are the craziest police K9 takedowns caught on camera part two. Randolph Brown tried to play the what did I do card when police in Valuchia County, Florida, attempted to arrest him during a traffic stop on February 7th of 2025. Hands out the window. Hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Step out. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. Can you plead the claims? Step out of the car that window. If you don't get out of the car, What did I do? You're under arrest. Get out of Get your hands off. Just so you know, Mr. Brown was a fugitive out of Lake County, wanted for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. He did plenty. And he was about to do much more. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Stop the car. Get out of the car. Watch out, Barry. Watch out, Barry. Air1, you got it. All right, I got you guys coming up behind the white van. Correct. [Music] Hey Brett, he was reaching towards that center possible. Air two, Air1, we have the vehicle. You guys want to break off? Copy. We're breaking off like it's going down. Let's come over the truck here in 30 seconds. All right, the silver one. Silver one. Get ready. Hang on. We got snakes. Ready one. Get ready. Get ready, buddy. This is you. Watch out. Watch out. All right. Hit the stick. Okay. I don't want any units going the wrong way. I don't want 100 units behind this. Just keep a nine and two units. Everybody else hang back. All right. Just passing Robin Hood. All right. He's passing the Culver. We're coming up to 92 now. Moderate traffic, heavy traffic. Cutting over to the uh west eastbound lanes, turn lanes going into opposing traffic and continuing southbound woodland through 92 going southbound and northbound lanes. All right, guys. Let's back off. Give us some space. Let call it. I don't want to keep pushing him any harder. Still southbound northbound lanes coming up to Plymouth now. Over the top of the roundabout. Still southbound going into oncoming traffic. We're about a/4 mile out from Kepler now. Still eastbound. He's going through the construction. Lost control. Signal four right by the 7-Eleven. Signal 4. Stand by. You're going to get You're going to get He's out. He's walking away from units. He's running towards the 7-Eleven around eastbound 44. Pocket red. Pocking. Pocking red. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Do it now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Central dock got on dog bike. I'm taking right now. The chase ended in Dayland, Florida, where K9 unit red sank its teeth into Randolph Brown's stomach. He was arrested and charged with aggravated fleeing, resisting arrest, and battery on a police canine. A search of Brown's vehicle uncovered a loaded firearm and a bag full of illegal drugs, both combined to add armed drug trafficking to his growing list of charges. He's currently being held in Valuchia County Jail without bond due to his active warrant. As for the innocent drivers he struck, both walked away with minor back and neck pain. Otherwise, they were okay. About 240 mi south of Jacksonville in Manatee County, Florida, another K-9 unit teamed up with a helicopter to track a burglar who had fled into the night. According to sheriff's deputies, 34year-old Robert Bonayudo was spotted trying to break into cars in Bradenton. He fled on his bicycle and then ran on foot, eventually coming to a dead end when he sprinted down a dock on Palmola Bay. Helicopter footage shows Bonayudo casually climbing out of the water, having no idea that police officers and their canine unit were waiting about 30 ft away. Right at the shoreline. Right at the shoreline. He's on shore. He's on shore. K9 ft in front of you. Walking right to you. [Music] All right. K9's in the water after him. K9's making contact now. [Music] All right. K9's pulling him up on the shore now. Stand by. Deputies arrested Bonayudo and treated him for bite marks on both arms. He was arrested when CCTV cameras showed him breaking into someone's pool cage and tampering with other cars. He thought he could swim away from the police. Little did he know this K-9 unit had one mean doggy paddle. On January 22nd of 2025, sheriff's deputies in Sebastian County, Arkansas, called upon the state police to help control an erratic suspect. They had just pulled over David Bruce, a 47-year-old local who had been on the radar as of late. He had been arrested for theft, drug possession, and fleeing in 2023, but appeared to keep his nose clean until January of 2025. That's when he decided to flee the scene of a traffic stop and wound up meeting the business end of this K9 unit's teeth. corner 540 moving right trying to right now remember I got 120 coming up 31 around one way. [Music] We're headed back and wind 85. [Music] See light power. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Hey. Hey. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You're going to get dog bit. Get out of the car. Here. Let it in there, man. I got you. I got you. [ __ ] [ __ ] Get out of the car. [ __ ] my dog. Quit fighting my dog. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] right now. Hey, back up. Hang on. Back down. Hang on. [ __ ] [ __ ] get back up. I got you. Get out of here. Get out of the car now. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. Get out. Get out of the car. Let go, my dog. I'm going to tase you. Get out of the car. I cannot let him out. Get out of the car, please. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get on the ground. I cannot get him off of each other. Get on the ground. David Bruce was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. To make matters worse, David was on parole for his prior crimes in 2023. As you can imagine, running from the police and trying to run them off the road are serious parole violations. It's unclear what prompted the initial traffic stop that day. Based on arrest documents, it doesn't appear as though any drugs or weapons were found inside the vehicle. Had Bruce simply complied with the officers, he'd likely be a free man. Now he's sitting in county jail with new charges and a newfound fear of dogs. [Music] Some people can't bear being single on Valentine's Day. This suspect in Olympia, Washington, was feeling blue on February 14th of 2025 and decided to drink his loneliness away. Then he decided to get in his white pickup and drive around drunk in the early morning hours. Thirstston County Sheriff's deputies pulled him over for a suspected DUI, but the lonely drunk didn't feel like spending any quality time with them. He fled the scene, leading police on a slippery chase on the snow-covered roads. His Valentine finally came in the form of K9 unit Iggo leaping through his window. Stop. Stop or you're going to get bit by a dog. Stop. Stop. Exit the vehicle. Exit the vehicle with your hands up. Get back in the car. Close. Get up there with the grappler. Damn. [Music] [Music] You ready to get this guy, Manny? Yeah. [Music] [Applause] Heaven [Applause] it good boy. [Music] Good boy. [Music] Here you go, man. You're good. The suspect was arrested and later admitted to being under the influence. He drunkenly demanded to speak with the elected sheriff, but his request was respectfully declined. On January 6th of 2022, around 11:30 a.m., a heavy set suspect armed with a handgun entered a massage parlor on Southside Boulevard in Jacksonville, Florida. CCTV cameras outside the building caught most of the altercation on camera. According to those inside, 33-year-old Gabriel Campla stormed the building and appeared extremely agitated. He began waving the gun and ordering everyone to leave. The footage shows panicked patrons fleeing the business, some of whom were clearly in the middle of a massage. A woman in orange flees toward the camera, but Campla steps in the doorway and appears to beckon her back inside. To her credit, she talked Campla down and got him to lie on the floor. She then fled out the back and the police ushered her away to safety. At one point, somebody fired four shots. The redacted police report doesn't say who, only that four shell casings and a Smith and Wesson handgun were recovered afterward. After a three-hour standoff, Campla emerges from the building shirtless and ready to talk. He begins walking toward the SWAT team while fiddling with his hair. That's when SWAT fires a rubber bullet and unleashes Hull, the canine. He latches onto Campla's arm and brings him down like a bag of bricks. Moments later, the SWAT team moves in and places under arrest. He was treated for his dog bites and held in Duval County Jail on a $250,000 bond. He faced several felony charges, including false imprisonment, aggravated assault, and attempted homicide. The police don't know why he targeted the massage parlor that day, but they do believe drugs were involved in one way or another. Stop sticks were successful. All Daniel Balden wanted was one last cigarette. The 43-year-old truck thief from Ocala, Florida was pulled over on April 30th of 2019 when sheriff's deputies spotted him driving a stolen F-150. Balden knew this was the end of the road. He also knew the police wouldn't let him smoke the day's last cigarette, so he decided to flee the scene and lead police on a high-speed chase through Marian County. [Applause] [Music] Mike's running airport. You got it. Yep, I got him. Mark behind me. Get in front of me. Coming around [Applause] this intersection, guys. Looking good. Clear westbound passing 61. [Music] in front of me. [Music] [Applause] We got clear road up ahead. All right, we're going to see how many they have. Continue. Yeah, coming. We're northbound on 15. Stop sticks were successful. Intersection is clear, guys. Intersection is clear. All right, it's a good hit. He got two left tires and his front right hit. All right, he's on his room. [Music] This one down. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] man. [ __ ] man. Hey, get on my dog. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Handcuff. [Applause] The chase spanned 8 miles and ended when K-9 unit Duter sank his teeth into Daniel Balden's calf. As officers walked him out of the woods, Daniel said he was sorry for all the lives he put at risk. All I wanted was one last cigarette, and I knew y'all weren't going to let me smoke one, he said. In the end, Daniel was arrested and charged with resisting arrest, criminal mischief, and Grand Theft Auto. [Applause] It was April 29th of 2019. A license plate reader in Valuchia County, Florida, alerted the sheriff's department to a stolen Land Rover that was recently taken during an armed carjacking. Deputies located the vehicle and tried conducting a traffic stop. The car thief, Jaime Snell, took off with a female accomplice sitting shotgun. He was likely armed and extremely dangerous. So, police officers kept their distance while a helicopter tracked Snell from above. Okay, it's on the move. It's uh exiting the parking lot right now. It's heading back towards Chick-fil-A, towards Saxon. All right, let's uh let's get some units in the area. Hurry, he's coming out of Saxon. He's he's in a hurry, so he's going to go 12F here, I'm sure. He's coming up to the light at Veterans Memorial. Stopped in traffic. He's got the green light. Making a U-turn, jump in the media, and he's he's signal 12. He knows we're here. Everyone's got him. U head back towards I4 on Sax. Back towards I4. Vehicles I4 west behind a blue vehicle passing him on the shoulder on the grass getting around going around a corner. Let's get somebody down to Dar 94 in case he gets jumps off. Stock stop sticks are authorized. [Music] I'm coming up behind you. Heavy traffic's got it. Let them call it. Yeah, this he's probably over 100 110 m per hour now in the outside lane in and out of cars. He's still running pretty fast. Yeah, he's in and out of every lane of traffic there could be here. Moderate traffic. We're uh rounding mile marker 97. Uh still on I4 just past 434 in Longwood. Still on I4. I believe motor 406. Okay, we're exiting at 436 Baltimore Springs. He He bailed somewhere right in here. We're trying to find him. Snell and the female ditched the Land Rover and fled into the woods behind an apartment complex on Douglas Avenue. They figured they could avoid the helicopter, but their hiding spot wouldn't fool Endo the German Shepherd and his crimes sniffing snout. Sheriff's office out of the dog. You'll be fine. [Applause] Come on, buddy. That's huh. [Applause] [Applause] It may just be that purse. Sheriff's office. Come on out. Come around. Come around now. Get on the ground. Behind your back. Behind your back. Get your hands out in front of you. Good boy. According to police, Mr. Snell literally ran out of his shoes. Endo found one of his sandals, which was like putting a homing beacon on the dumpster. Snell and the woman initially denied stealing the car, claiming they were behind the dumpster, well, getting to know each other. They later confessed when witnesses identified them as the couple seen stealing the Land Rover. Endo is a legend in the Valuchia County Sheriff's Office. He's a two-time Purple Heart recipient after being shot in the line of duty in 2016 and 2021. He officially retired on September 11th of 2021 after a 9-year career. [Music] Car, let me get up, please. You got cuffs? Yeah. On April 17th of 2018, police in Pasco County, Florida, issued a bolo or be on the lookout for 34year-old Daniel Smith. According to the report, he attacked a sheriff's deputy in Hernando County and fled the scene in a blue Ford F-150 with one of his wrists still cuffed. Around 6:00 p.m., a deputy spotted the Ford speeding southbound on US41. Officers chased him into the Lake Thomas area where he slowed down and allowed his female passenger to jump from the car. Smith eventually ditched the truck and fled on foot into the thick swamplands. Thankfully, K-9 unit Knox could still smell him through the murky water, but instead of biting Smith, Knox gave him several K-9 kisses. Even this hardened criminal couldn't help but smile. Stop being stupid. I got one. Stop. Stop. Just shoot me. I'm not going to shoot you. Nobody's going to shoot you. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. Stop resisting. We're not going to shoot you. [Applause] Stop. What's up? Stop resisting. All right. Listen. You're coming out. Okay. I know that. All right. So, stop being stupid and let's I'm not I'm trying to cuff them. Let me get up, please. You got cuffs? Yeah. Here, I'll get up. Just don't put them on tight, please. I'm serious. Yeah. Okay. Right. I'm serious. Your other hand. Give me a hand or you going to get tased, bro. I don't care. I don't [ __ ] care. I go to the hospital, right? Yeah. All right. Tase me. Tase me. Give your other hand, man. Tase me. Give us your hand. I'm being an idiot. You're making this longer than it needs to be. All right. Well, I said I'm trying to get up, man. Give me your hand. said, "Please don't give me handcuffs." I'm not going to put them on tight. They're going on, though. I know that. I'm not. Come on, man. Police got Smith out of the water and sent him back to Hernando County to face charges for aggravated assault, fleeing, and violating his probation. Knox is an 8-year-old blood hound who began working with the Pasco County Sheriff's Office in October of 2017. He graduated from K-9 school when he was 10 months old and specializes in tracking humans. He loves playing good cop bad cop. He'll lick your face while his human partner slaps the cuffs on. Get out now. You're going to get bit. Get out your hands. It was March 25th of 2022. Police in St. Lucy County, Florida were looking for 41-year-old Cory Richardson. There was an active warrant for his arrest, and he was last seen driving a gray Suburban SUV with over half a dozen stickers on the back. Sheriff's deputies tailed Richardson as he took the chase down several dirt roads. A helicopter kept tabs on the chase overhead while a canine unit in the back was eager to get involved. Johnny, it sounds like they're going to keep their hawk on this. Yeah, they're trying to Hey, stand by. Watch out. Yeah, I just tried to pit. Need to take it back off. [Music] We need unit to back out at Oso road. Pretty decent impact between me and him. The unit east of that bridge shut all westbound traffic off the bridge. I got to wait. Good. stick. [Music] Hit one pair of sticks. Look like he's going to hit another. [Music] All right, we are back east on Oslo Road. If we've got units by 66, get some more sticks out there. Uh speeds are 88, traffic is moderate. Going to hold off on the pit due to speed. I call a little traffic. He's having to slow down. Stand by. I'm on my drive again. We're going on 174 traffic. [Music] Okay. Traffic south on 74. [Music] You got the radio? Yeah. Traffic couldn't do the pit. He's going to have to take another turn here again. I think his car is a little quicker than mine on these turns. I got the radio. Southbound passing the dome 74 speeds are 80 traffic to be re-engaged with no traffic 1190. That's 104 on 17th Street with sticks in case it comes back eastbound coming up to the range road southbound. coming up to the range and then [Music] we're going to have a signal for he's going to crash through the gate. Cover your hands. Get out now. You're going to get bit. Get out of your handing hands. Get our hands. Keep them up, mother. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep cover. Keep cover. Come out to me. Come out to me. Get your firearm away. I got I got Come out to me. Come out to me. Turn around. Turn around. Come back to me. Keep cover. Keep cover. Look away. Come out to me. Right. I got it. Walk back to me. Come to me for arrest. Look away. Look straight. I got it. Cory Richardson wisely surrendered and was taken into custody. According to the official report, the chase lasted over 14 minutes and spanned 15 miles between two counties. In the end, Cory was charged with reckless driving and felony fleeing, which were added to his prior crimes in St. Lucy County. Hey, here something. On November 20th of 2021, police in Spokane, Washington responded to the scene of a hit and run at a busy intersection. The suspect's vehicle ran a stop sign and t-boned another car, injuring the three people inside. The driver, later identified as 39-year-old Brandon Keel, fled the scene and produced a handgun when people tried to follow him. He fled into a residential area, at which point the onduty SWAT team and their K-9 unit, Haywire, were called in to find him. Leave it, Stoa. Watch over. still probably got a million people walking through. Well, I'm sure this house is Anybody in this area, make yourself known. Is there any animals or anything? Can't even tell what's back here. Let him go. I was going to see. Hey, right here. Here. Found something. Haywack here. Let me see your hands. What has he got in there? Looks like a Jean right there. That's definitely June. Let me see your hands. We got contact here. Hands up. Good boy. FS. Get your hands out. Keep your hands up. You're going to get shot. You understand? Spokane police. F them. F. Good boy. F that guy. Let me see your hand. F. Good boy. That guy. Where's your hands? I can't see his hands one bit. Get in the yard. Somebody let me go first. Right here. [Music] Keep your hands up right there. Do not move. We're right here. Good boy, fellas. That's a good boy. That's a good boy. K18, this is our suspect. Why don't you have medics come stage in the street force for a can contact? Good boy. Count of the That ball cap says that was part of the description. He's got some sort of knife or tool right there. According to the arrest report, Ke used his fingers to gouge at Haywire's eyes. Thankfully, he didn't cause any damage or hurt Haywire enough to make him let go. In hindsight, things could have gone much worse as Keel had a knife on him and there was a loaded handgun near the bushes he was hiding in. Before this arrest, Brandon Keiel had nine felony convictions for seconddegree assault, drug possession, and attempting to elude a police vehicle. His latest run-in with the law added first-degree assault, hit and run, and harming a police dog to his wrap sheet. As for Haywire, he enjoyed a few days off to recover from the attack. He retired after 5 years on the job and over 1,100 deployments. If you enjoyed this video and want to see more just like it, be sure to click the link on screen now. With that, thank you all for watching and we hope to see you in the next one.