See you again. East Point, Georgia. Morning of January 2nd, 2023. At approximately 10:35, the Georgia State Patrol, working alongside the East Point Police Department, moved in to arrest 19-year-old Matthew Gaskins, who was behind the wheel of a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee. Gaskins was no stranger to law enforcement. Already wanted on multiple felony warrants and under investigation by several agencies. At just 19, his criminal record stretched across the Atlanta area. >> Get out of the car. Get out. Get out. General. Heat. Heat. As officers approached to serve the warrants, the suspect suddenly bolted, driving into the backyard of a residence. Police forced the Jeep into a tree in an attempt to end the chase. But Gaskin stubbornly pressed the accelerator, recklessly pushing forward and escalating the danger. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. 13. >> Please turn off the vehicle and put your hands on the steering wheel. Please turn off the vehicle and put your hands on the steering wheel. Please turn off the vehicle. clear. >> Officers then executed a pit maneuver, sending the vehicle crashing into a gas station lot, leaving it heavily damaged. Yet the suspects still refused to give up. Only after a final decisive strike forced the Jeep into a utility pole, bringing it [music] to a complete stop did the pursuit come to an end. Matthew Gaskins was quickly taken into custody on the spot, closing out a dangerous chase that fortunately ended without injuries. At 19, he could have been building a future. Instead, his choices have led him straight into a prison cell. Oklahoma City. On August 18th, 2025, at 1:00 in the morning, while on patrol, police observed a vehicle making a turn without signaling near Highland Drive. The driver was identified as Donald Ray, 62. When the emergency lights activated, instead of stopping, he drove recklessly, running a stop sign and speeding at 65 mph through a quiet residential neighborhood. A seemingly minor violation quickly became the start of a heartpounding, dangerous night. near West Street. TBI. >> Okay, he's taking back off. Try TV. We're westbound. He's dropping down side of the road now. Get back into the neighborhood. South Carolina speed has been updated right now. Westbound. The officers executed the first pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to spin and crash into a residential yard. Just when it seemed the pursuit would end there, Ray stubbornly accelerated and continued fleeing. He even drove onto the sidewalk, a reckless move that put the neighborhood at risk. >> Your code has been updated. tomorrow traffic has been updated intersections. Okay. Back on the water through the intersection stop sign. Upon short traffic coming up to 23rd again at 23rd and it's going to go straight. There you go. >> Another TV on. >> A second pit maneuver finally ended the chase. The vehicle spun and slammed into a fence, coming to a complete stop. As police approached, a female passenger, visibly shaken, stated that she had been caught up in the chase and that Ry had thrown a firearm out of the window while fleeing. No weapon was recovered, but methamphetamine was found in his possession. Ry was immediately arrested and faces [music] multiple charges, reckless endangerment while fleeing, leaving the scene of an accident, and possession of controlled substances. Records indicate he had a prior conviction in 2016 for smuggling contraband into a correctional facility. Georgia. Early morning of January 24th, 2021. On Interstate 85, a white Ford Mustang was racing at more than 100 mph in a zone limited to 70 when officers activated their emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop. The driver initially appeared to comply, but within seconds she slammed the accelerator, turning the highway into a deadly racetrack. Uh, still in emergency lane right at 100 milesPH. Clear emergency lane. 100 milesPH. Mustang GP. >> It's passing the 48 now. 1948. >> I believe it's a Georgia tag. Edward John Queen 736. >> The Mustang weaved dangerously through traffic, at times nearly colliding with other vehicles. Every passing moment placed innocent lives at risk. Hit into the wall. Turn it around. >> Stand by. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. I got a female gun. >> Let me see your hands. Don't get out. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. Don't move. Do not move. Do you understand me? Are you injured? Are you injured? Yes or no? What's What's injured? 943. >> I need some backup. Got several lanes. >> I don't want to get hit right here. >> Let me see your hands. Are you by yourself? Why did you run? You did run. Why? Let me see your hands. Take your seatelt off. Take your seatelt off. >> Can you step out? >> Yes or no? Anybody else in the car with you? >> Deputies were forced to end the chase with a pit maneuver, sending the car spinning sideways into the barrier before coming to a complete stop. Officers quickly approached and discovered the driver showing clear signs of intoxication, strong odor of alcohol, bloodshot eyes, and slurred incoherent speech. One reckless decision under the influence had thrown an entire roadway into chaos. The suspect was identified as Martha Hendrickson. She now faces multiple charges, including driving under the influence, speeding, reckless driving, failure to maintain lane, and fleeing from law enforcement. After a blood test at the hospital, Hendrickson was booked into the Kaweda County Jail. I'll follow you. >> Gwinet County, Georgia. February 7th, 2022. Around 1:45 in the afternoon, what began as a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into a high-speed chase on Interstate 85. >> That's 06 08 2000. >> Say Georgia. >> Yes. >> Is your vehicle? No, it's not. It's not. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Now, you have a seat. I'll come back talk to you. Okay. All right. You can see the car. You can sit in your car. It's cold out here. [laughter] >> During routine patrol, deputies clocked a dark Chevrolet Malibu traveling at 91 mph in a 70 mph zone. When the vehicle was stopped, the driver, a woman, appeared cooperative and identified herself as Cory Anna Lewis. However, once the system check was completed, the photo on record did not match the person behind the wheel. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. in a second. Wait. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. As a supervising officer arrived on scene, the woman suddenly floored the accelerator, swerving dangerously across multiple crowded lanes. The Malibu surged past 130 mph, using the emergency lane and running red lights. Each turn becoming a deadly trap for unsuspecting drivers. Heat. Heat. We're right now back. It's going to be a black uh Chevy Malibu like a 2017 model. criminal [screaming] prison. >> Do you know your license number? >> 06 11474 What's the charges? >> Uh, we'll see. >> Let's see. I >> got [music] it. >> And they recently got this movie. It ain't like you been. It just you got to work. >> Deputies executed a pit maneuver, forcing the vehicle onto the shoulder as smoke poured from its front end. The suspect was quickly taken into custody. Authorities later confirmed her true identity before transporting her to a hospital for evaluation and then to the Gwynette County Jail. You want to be checked out? You want me to come pick you up? Okay, looks like they're coming. >> A blue Ford Mustang without a license plate caught the attention of Jacksonville police as it sped down Highway 67 at 116 mph. What began as a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into a dangerous pursuit. The car raced onto I40 west, weaving through heavy traffic. At such high speeds, even the slightest collision could have turned catastrophic. But waiting ahead, two patrol units were ready to cut it off. to try for free. Abd.com for 23 years. Creek members. They're so friendly and always call me by name at each island or anything. >> Credit Union is part of my community. They're helping my neighbors and they help me. Hurricane Creek Federal Credit Union is the only credit union dedicated solely to county. [music] Join today. Hurricane Railroad. >> As the Mustang reached mile marker 154, officers closed in and performed a pit maneuver, sending the vehicle into a spin. The driver tried to regain control, but another trooper delivered the decisive move, forcing the car to the roadside and completely disabling it. The suspect was swiftly pulled from the car and handcuffed on the spot. He now faces multiple charges, including fleeing, reckless driving, and operating a vehicle without a license plate. One reckless decision turned him from just a driver into a criminal on the highway. Georgia, May 31st, 2022. The Harelson County Sheriff's Office attempted to stop a green Honda without a license plate on I20. The driver identified as Lenny Davis Brown refused to comply and accelerated past 100 mph, swerving dangerously and nearly causing multiple collisions. Negative negative eastbound right now as soon as broke up with 8 miles past the 8. Brown sped past tractor trailers and pickup trucks, even using the emergency lane to evade capture. One wrong move could have turned the interstate into a scene of devastation. Near mile marker 18, officers seized an opening and [music] executed a pit maneuver. The car veered off to the shoulder and came to a halt. Smoke rising from its hood. [music] Still a bad Still. However, Brown immediately abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot into a nearby neighborhood. A K9 unit was deployed and though he briefly slipped away just over an hour later, officers located him near a gas station. He tried to run again, but this time he didn't escape. By bit 1080 1080 bad 1050 bad 1050 >> 104 1080 pit 1080 pit starts 218 See that? >> [screaming] >> Lenny Davis Brown was handcuffed and transported to the Carol County Jail. He now faces multiple charges including [music] fleeing, reckless driving, no license plate, and resisting law enforcement. A man who had repeatedly challenged the law finally paid the price for his recklessness. >> Columbia County, Arkansas. While patrolling northbound on Highway 79, police noticed the driver of a Nissan Exttera was not wearing a seat belt. When officers signaled to stop, the vehicle suddenly accelerated and fled. A seemingly minor violation turned into a high-speed dangerous pursuit. The vehicle sped over 90 mph in a 30 mph zone, continued running stop signs, and recklessly swerved into oncoming lanes around curves. Each turn could have turned into a tragedy. Yet the suspect kept pressing the gas as if challenging death itself. As the car left the city limits, it accelerated to over 100 mph. While police closed in, the driver rolled down the window and said she wanted to say goodbye to her daughter. A moment full of irony, for immediately after [clears throat] those words, she floored the gas again, ignoring all commands to stop. The chase ended when the vehicle lost control and crashed into a tree. The driver, identified as Stephanie Mloud, jumped out and resisted fiercely as officers approached. She seemed determined not to be taken into custody, even when all escape routes were blocked. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. No. Feeling amazing. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. I don't know exactly where >> on your >> [music] >> 27 ambulance. [music] [music] >> [music] >> After several minutes of struggle, the suspect was subdued, handcuffed, and returned to the patrol car. On the way, she continuously screamed and banged on the doors, forcing officers to transfer her to a vehicle with a secure compartment. An ambulance transported Mloud to the hospital for a health check before she was booked into Colombia County Jail. Upon searching the Nissan Caster, police recovered a syringe containing a suspicious liquid for testing. A tense pursuit that began over a seat belt violation ended with a series of serious charges awaiting Stephanie Mloud. [screaming] >> [music] >> Portland, Oregon. On April 24th, 2024, federal investigators executed a search warrant at the home of Travis J. Griggla, 44, a registered sex offender. Heat. Heat. During the investigation, they discovered a hidden mobile phone containing critical evidence of illegal possession and distribution of child exploitation images. Travis was escorted outside and seated in the passenger seat of a Homeland Security SUV, not handcuffed. But in a sudden moment of defiance, he locked the door, jumped into the driver's seat, and sped off. A brief lapse turned the search operation into a high-speed nightmare on the highway. Officers deployed stopsticks [music] during the pursuit, but the first attempt failed as the suspect managed to evade them. >> More cars on the median shoulder. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The pursuit quickly escalated. Clackamus County deputies chased the SUV as Travis drove at speeds reaching 120 mph. Stop sticks were deployed multiple times, but he recklessly swerved to avoid them. Each escape turned the roadway ahead into a deadly gamble for all other motorists. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Shut down. Exit 48. exit 48. 48. >> What do you mean? Who's sir? >> This is >> As he approached a highway exit, Travis attempted to maneuver away to escape. At that moment, the front left tire went flat. Seizing the opportunity, officers executed a pit maneuver, causing the vehicle to lose control, hit the roadside, and roll over. Even after the rollover, Travis tried to crawl out, but he was immediately restrained. He sustained only minor scrapes on his arms, legs, and shoulders, and was transported to a hospital for evaluation before being taken to jail. Travis J. Griglin now faces federal charges for the possession and distribution of child exploitation images. A single reckless act turned the suspect into a desperate fugitive, ending with the inevitable handcuffs. Don't listen to me. >> Pilaski County, Arkansas, June 1st, 2025. While on patrol, deputies spotted a gray Honda speeding. When they initiated a traffic stop, the driver was identified as Lemente Thompson. He refused to cooperate, declining to provide paperwork. In a split second, Thompson slammed the accelerator, turning a routine stop into the start of a pursuit. Nice. 37 530 northbound two. Grey Honda Accord boy Charles Paul 99 frame on 30. Take 31. 101 action. Good luck. Can't repeat. Not coming up. down traffic here. Get through this traffic. Make sure nothing on me. The car weaved recklessly between lanes, slamming the brakes to dodge police attempts to force him off the road. Each move was like a deadly game, putting both his life and the lives of innocent drivers in jeopardy. TBI. TBI's got Hamilton. I don't know. >> We see your [ __ ] hands. >> Show me your [screaming] [ __ ] hands. Show me your hands. Tape them up. Tape them up. Show me. Stick them out the window, you dumb [ __ ] Stick them all the way out. Get your [ __ ] head out. Roll out. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Near the Scott Hamilton area, officers seized the moment to act. With a decisive pit maneuver, the Honda veered off the roadway, plunged into a ditch, and came to a complete stop. Thompson and his passenger, Sharon Bryan, were immediately removed and secured. The instant the door swung open was the instant the door to Thompson's freedom shut. During the search, officers found a handgun with an extended magazine, a clear reminder of how dangerous the chase truly was. Sharon Bryan sustained minor injuries but refused medical treatment and was later released. Thompson, uninjured, was transported to the Pilaski County Detention Center where he now faces a series of charges including fleeing, reckless driving, and weapons possession. Oklahoma on Interstate 40, approximately 70 mi southwest of Tulsa. The highway patrol approached a pickup truck driven by Alexander Larman, 44 years old. Initially, Lman complied with the stop signal, but within seconds, he suddenly accelerated and fled, reaching speeds of over 100 mph. One reckless decision quickly turned a routine stop into a dangerous high-speed chase. Officer Jonathan Earles pursued the suspect from behind. Lurman was driving under the influence, unrestrained by a seat belt, and repeatedly made reckless maneuvers. Each turn, each lane crossing posed a catastrophic risk to innocent drivers sharing the road. Yeah. Ow. down. Going down. I like the feel. What do you have? Oh [ __ ] Get your ass walking. Get your ass rocket down. Keep her up. Near Cromwell, police were forced to implement containment measures. The pickup lost control, veered off the roadway, rolled multiple times, and came to a stop. Lurman was ejected from the vehicle, and died at the scene. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol determined that the use of force in [music] this situation was justified. This tragic ending underscores the fragile line between defiant choices and the chance for survival. Cherokee County, Georgia, evening of November 26th, 2023. While on patrol, officer Nicholas Guerrero spotted a silver Hyundai speeding at 75 mph in a zone limited to 40. It was the same vehicle that had previously fled from Cherokee deputies. A repeat offender once again choosing to defy the law on crowded streets. The exit Stand by. The driver, identified as Demetrius Xavier Rump, born in 1988, immediately accelerated when emergency lights and sirens were activated, weaving recklessly through traffic. Each sharp turn was not only a violation of the law, but also a blatant disregard for the lives of innocent motorists. Clear coming up to the right. Yeah. For 139. At an intersection, the suspect rammed into a patrol car before abandoning the vehicle and attempting to flee on foot. Within seconds, officers had him in custody, ending the chaotic pursuit. Rump was transported to the Cherokee County Jail, where he now faces a series of serious charges. Seattle, Washington. In the early hours of Saturday, a desperate escape attempt on the ship canal bridge ended in tragedy. At approximately 1:48 a.m., a patrol officer spotted a vehicle without license plates speeding along I-5 near the bridge. As the officer moved in, the driver refused to slow down and instead attempted to flee. Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. N. Just seconds later, the vehicle triggered a chain reaction crash involving three other cars. Despite losing its right front tire and sustaining heavy damage, the suspect recklessly pushed the car forward until it came to a stop on the bridge railing. >> 453 Seattle attempting to stop the vehicle. He's in and out of traffic. He just collided with a vehicle and he's crashing out. 453 Seattle 5 north of Lake View. He's start emergency traffic. He's just before ship canal east. >> 453 shadow. I'm in pursuit. Pitting the vehicle. >> 45. >> Stop out of the vehicle. Hey, get stop. Get out. Get put your hands up now. Put your hands up. Stay right there. Do you understand? >> Stay right there. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Walk back to the sound of my voice. >> I have one at gunpoint. >> 451 at gun. >> They're right there. >> Who else is in the car? >> 45. I have the driver out of the vehicle. Passenger jumped over the bridge. >> Over you understand. >> Rather [music] than complying with arrest commands, the driver opened the door, vaulted over the barrier in an attempt to escape, only to plunge onto the roadway below, dying instantly. A passenger in the vehicle was quickly taken into custody. With the thought of escape, he marked the end of his own life. >> Albany, Georgia. Police received a report of a suspicious vehicle traveling on local streets. When officers approached to conduct a traffic stop, the driver refused to comply and immediately accelerated away. A single reckless decision transformed a routine traffic check into a heartpounding high-speed chase. Heat. Heat. The pursuit quickly spread across multiple roads in the area. The vehicle sped dangerously, weaving between lanes and forcing other drivers to break sharply to avoid collisions. Every swerve by the suspect put innocent lives at risk. keep us posted on this channel where you at so you know slow down 60 mph got number right now. patrol units coordinated carefully, maintaining close pursuit while waiting for the right moment to act. In situations like this, experience and composure are critical. Even a small mistake could have catastrophic consequences. Choose you again. Give me a location where you're at. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. There you go. Let me know which way it goes. Okay. So, he's coming back to town. After multiple attempts, a containment maneuver was successfully executed. The vehicle was forced to a complete stop and the driver was swiftly removed and safely restrained. The chase concluded without any reported injuries, a safe resolution to a situation that could have ended tragically. A single moment of defiance behind the wheel sent the city into a tense scramble, serving as a stark reminder that every decision on the road can be the thin line between safety and chaos. These videos are not meant to glorify danger, but to serve as reminders of the value of safety, responsibility, and humanity. Whether as drivers, pedestrians, or simply bystanders, each of us can contribute to keeping the streets peaceful. True safety only comes when everyone respects the law and places human life above all