You'd think a Bentley Continental could outrun anything, but no amount of horsepower can outpace poor judgment, especially when fueled by cocaine and chaos. On May 23rd, Richard Bowser, already wanted for assault, was seen behind the wheel of his Bentley in Bishop Auckland. Officers attempted to stop him, but Bowser had other plans. He crossed into oncoming traffic and floored it, initiating a pursuit that would leave lasting consequences across the English countryside. Thank you. Heading in the general direction of Willington still on the back road. Speeds up to 90 miles an hour. I'm going to go medium risks into the 30s. I'm going to stay at medium risk for the 30s. Just he's on the wrong side of the bend approaching the T junction. Stand by. It's left, left, left towards Willington. Down to low risk. Medium risk for the overtake oncoming vehicle. Back down to low risk. Up to medium risk for near side pedestrians. Offside pedestrians. Back down to low risk into the uh heading out of Wellington. Yes. Go ahead, Elliot. Sorry. Six west caut Bowser slammed into a patrol car, disabling it from the chase, but somehow he kept the Bentley moving. He's going to be a decent. I think he's doing something. He's doing Yeah, he's gone left into the industrial state. He's got substantial damage to his vehicle. He's struggling to keep control of it. He's got substantial damage. He's gone right right into the industrial state. This is going to be a dec. Can we start getting units here? Richard Bowser's drugfueled joy ride reached 130 m hour terrified pedestrians and left a trail of destruction. But in the end, even a luxury sports car couldn't outrun accountability. He served 18 months behind bars, banned from driving for nearly 4 years, and will need to prove he's fit to drive before ever hitting the road again. Before we continue, make sure to hit that subscribe button because 95% of you watching still aren't subscribed. Let's change that. The Lamborghini Huracan can go from 0 to 60 in just 2.5 seconds if the drivers awake. In Los Angeles, California, officers from LAPD's West Valley Division noticed something unusual at a red light. A gray Lamborghini Huracan sat idle. the driver sound asleep behind the wheel. But what started as a welfare check quickly unraveled into something much more serious. As the light turned green, officers moved in only to discover the Lambo was stolen and the man behind the wheel had multiple felony warrants. How's it going, sir? How's it going, man? Good. Good. You have a driver's license on you and your registration for the vehicle. This vehicle in park? Yeah. Do you know why I pulled you over? Huh? Well, when you were asleep at the light, I I was right next to you. I put my spotlight on you, man. You were asleep at the light. And do you have registration for the vehicle? Is this vehicle yours, sir? It's a what? A rental. Oh, okay. Hey, sir. Can you do a favor? Can you sit by a car for me? What's car? I just need to verify your license, man. That's it. Huh? I need to verify it. I need you to step out of the car for me. Okay. I understand that you're being detained. It's a regular traffic stop. Traffic stop, right? This was a regular traffic stop and it turned into something else. What is it? This vehicle is stolen. I need you to come out of the car. After the officer told him they knew the Lambo was stolen, he still refused to get out. Instead, he argued and then put the Lambo into drive and took off. It is a unit 1047 pursuit vehicle is going to crash vehicle STC on Sherman way and frequency standby. Due to YouTube guidelines, the crash site will be blurred, but just know it was terrible. The driver hit the median at over 100 mph, taking out several trees and shredding the Lamborghini beyond recognition. Tragically, he was found several hundred feet away and he was pronounced dead at the scene. At 132 mph, a BMW 640i covers the length of a football field in under 2 seconds. It was March 27th, 2022 when a Georgia state trooper clocked a gray BMW flying down the I20 at over 130 mph. When they lit him up, the driver, Deonti Doerty, hit the gas even harder. Northbound connector. North connect. [Music] very very good. [Music] The suspect weaved through traffic at dangerous speeds, showing zero regard for anyone on the road. But things got even worse when he took an exit, heading straight toward downtown Atlanta. Clearly 17th Street. Clear left. Clear. Right. [Music] Uh towards the uh 10th. Clear. Clear. Clear. [Music] Clear. Clear. Clear. [Music] Clear left. Clear right. coming up north. I can see clear left. I can see clear right southbound coming southbound on the intersection. Standby. Stand by. The suspect was ultimately stopped with a pit. But here's where things get tricky. Three parked cars were damaged in the process. Was it the right call? It likely prevented the chase from spilling deeper into downtown Atlanta, where the risk to pedestrians and traffic could have been far worse. Still, it raises the question, was the pit worth it, or did it create more damage than it prevented? Let us know what you think in the comments. BMW's futuristic i8 wasn't just built to turn heads. It can also hit 60 mph in under 4.4 seconds. But as two drug dealers learned the hard way, speed means nothing when you're running from the law. A patrol officer clocked a 100,000lb BMW i8 on the hard shoulder. But this wasn't just a flashy car. It was carrying a backpack stuffed with 5 kilos of high purity cocaine. Inside, Simon Padet and Dean Stone, both already on police radar. What followed next was a desperate, reckless run from justice. really towards Warsaw. It is a speed of uh 90 in a posted uh 30 limit. It is a junk carriageway. Traffic is alive. Just mounted a curb so I suspect it may have some damage and vehicle is standby A34 Horsel Road. He is contravening a keep left bolard. Canal impass tactical units towards me please. He is um making several overtakes. Thank you for standby. I've got one out. The moment the pressure mounted, Dean Stone jumped out of the moving BMW with the backpack and took off on foot. While another officer chased after him, the trooper behind the wheel didn't lose focus. His eyes stayed locked on Simon Padet, who was still behind the wheel. I see one green top, blue trousers, and vehicle is now returning to the road. Standby for road name and approaching roundabout. Standby for direction. Just keep the risk assessments. Yeah, with the police. Okay, we're into the Toby carvery now. Um, risk is still medium and we're into the car park. We go back out the other side. YM standby for road m. Okay, y speed has significantly reduced now. It's uh standby is still making overtakes. We are at 30 mph. I'm on the Broadway north outside 112. Vehicle's pulling over now of its own accord. Standby. Both Simon Padet and Dean Stone were arrested following the short-lived pursuit. Inside their BMW i8, officers found a backpack packed with 5 kilos of high purity cocaine worth nearly $700,000. Both men were sentenced to over 6 years in prison at Birmingham Crown Court, proving once again, no matter how fast your car is, you can't outrun justice. It was February 3rd, 2025, when a West Memphis, Arkansas trooper Dylan Evans pulled over a black and orange Dodge Charger for speeding. But the moment he got a whiff of marijuana, things escalated fast. The driver, Brandon Williams, stepped out and then jumped back in and floored it. And just like that, a high-speed chase was on. [Music] There's one thing there. Troopers saw open road up ahead and waited for the perfect moment. Once the Charger cleared the semi, he made his move. You got the major group. You move. You're going to get shot. You You move. You get shot. Get on the ground. At 130 mph, the trooper executed a pit maneuver, sending the Charger spinning into a concrete barrier. Brandon Williams then tried to toss a bag of marijuana off the bridge, but it didn't go far. Troopers watched it land right there on the pavement. And to top it off, they found a digital scale inside the car. Brandon was charged with fleeing possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute reckless driving, speeding, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The Porsche Panamera isn't just a luxury car. It's a five-seater rocket that can hit 60 in under 4 seconds. And this guy used every bit of it to run from the cops. wanted out of Palaski County for questioning Amir El Mahor was behind the wheel of a Porsche Panamera when Arkansas state troopers tried to pull him over, but instead of stopping, he did the opposite and the chase was on. [Music] Yes. [Music] [Music] on Hey there guys. [Music] Amir was armed and during the chase he opened fire. Still pushing over 130 mph, he made a decision that would turn out to be a terrible [Music] He went down. He's running. Hey, he wrecked out on Silverhawk. He's running. Yep. You got to clear the car first. Clear the car. [Applause] [Music] Car's clear. Even knowing the suspect was armed and willing to shoot, the trooper went into the woods. With backup arriving and K9 units joining the search, it didn't take long. Amir was found hiding and taken into custody, bringing this dangerous chase to an end. On May 11th, 2022, trooper David Robinson was on routine patrol when a blue Mustang blasted past him, speeding and weaving through traffic like it owned the highway. Before the trooper could even activate his lights, the driver made it clear that he was already running. He's number 237. [Music] Still westbound 630 coming up for the 430 split. Keep pass going 430 south. Looks like he's going to go to speed. The trooper pushed his cruiser to 130 mph, but even then the Mustang kept pulling away. But when the driver took an exit, likely unfamiliar with the area, he turned straight into a deadend street. I don't think he realizes it's a dead end. Just hit him. at the end of hard. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Anybody else in the car? Behind your back. Lean forward. Put your head on the ground. Do not move. Do you understand? The suspect learned the hard way why you don't run from Arkansas State Troopers. especially when you don't know the roads. He was arrested without further incident and with no additional details available. That brings this chase to an end. On November 17th, 2023 in Miami Dade, Florida, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a speeding Mercedes AMG SUV. As the trooper followed, the driver made several reckless lane changes without signaling. When the trooper tried to pull him over, the driver hit the gas and the pursuit was on. Northbound on northwest. It's going to be a black SUV. It's going to be east on 167 street on Northwest 18th. speeds right now. The troopers struggled to keep up as the suspect weaved through residential streets, but once they hit open road, the gap started to close slowly but surely. 25. Heat. The trooper eventually caught up and took the driver into custody without further incident. Inside the SUV, they found nine stolen credit cards. The suspect was charged with reckless driving, speeding, fleeing, possession of marijuana, and possession of stolen credit and debit cards. If your car is already on a bolo list for fleeing police, maybe don't do it again in the exact same car. But on March 6th, 2020, in Fulton County, Georgia, while patrolling Edgewood Avenue, a trooper spotted a Dodge Charger that had already fled from multiple agencies with lights and sirens activated. The trooper tried to make a stop, but once again, the driver took off. [Music] [Music] [Music] Mayor South [Music] K. walking away. [Music] The trooper lost sight of the Charger for a moment, but with help from radio updates. He was able to relocate the suspect and jump back into the pursuit. [Music] 77 1080 1080 with that charger. [Music] You're good on my side. You're good. Call it, man. Where's it at? Call it, dude. [Music] That's not right. The trooper lost him again, but you know what they say, you can't outrun the radio. Moments later, the suspect was spotted ditching the car and casually walking away right into the hands of waiting troopers. We lost him right there on that building to your right. What's he got? What's he got? What's he got? What's he got? What What kind What color shades he got? What's he got? Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to tell you to get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. What's going on, sir? Get down. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. The driver identified as Dean Thonnie Lewis was taken into custody at gunpoint without further incident and transported to Fulton County Jail. The Dodge was towed and the chase was officially over. On September 29th, 2024, what started as just another day for Florida Highway Patrol was anything but routine. A Porsche SUV caught a trooper's eye for speeding, but when lights and sirens came on, the driver hit the gas, and troopers had no idea what they'd uncovered just minutes later. So city traffic [Music] performing a pitch. Good pitch. [Music] He will not be able to go anywhere from there. Even though the suspect was behind the wheel of a Porsche, he wasn't moving fast. The troopers didn't wait, executing a pit maneuver that sent the SUV into a ditch before he had the chance to accelerate. The driver was a well-known drug trafficker. Inside the vehicle, troopers found multiple firearms and packages of drugs ready for delivery. He was arrested on the spot and taken into custody without further incident.