Highway 71 near the airport, Missouri. While patrolling near the South Complex, police received reports of a suspicious vehicle that had just left Greenland and was heading toward Highway 71. When officers attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver refused to comply and accelerated away, setting off a tense and dangerous chase on one of the main routes leading to the airport. The pursuit quickly turned chaotic as the suspect vehicle sped recklessly, swerving through traffic and narrowly avoiding multiple collisions. >> Coming back out to 71. >> Traffic's medium alive on the southbound side. >> Officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, causing the car to spin out, lose control, and roll over in a cloud of dust before finally coming to a stop. >> KVI rollover 10-16. Rollover 10-16. >> Hands! Show me your hands! Show me your hands! >> Inside, two panicked suspects were immediately restrained, while a female victim was also found inside the vehicle and safely removed from harm's way. >> Who else is in the car besides you two? >> We didn't do anything like this. >> Get out on it. On the ground. >> Yes, sir. I didn't do anything. >> Who else is in the car? >> Sir, I didn't do anything. >> Investigators later confirmed that the suspects were connected to several other incidents in the area and were already under supervision. They now face a long list of serious charges, including resisting law enforcement, unlawful possession, fleeing and eluding police, and reckless endangerment of the public. Henry County, Georgia, April 6th, 2024. At approximately 6:00 p.m., state troopers received a bolo alert for a black Nissan Altima with a temporary Tennessee tag Q42 HR5Y connected to a felony theft in Locust Grove. The vehicle was located near mile marker 224 on Interstate 75 driven by Haley Christine Bott. At first Bott maintained a steady speed, but once she noticed law enforcement following her, she abruptly accelerated swerving across multiple lanes and veering into the emergency shoulder. Her reckless behavior endangered not only herself, but everyone sharing the road. >> Now going in the left lane. There's a lot of cars in between it. I'm unable to PIT because of all the cars. They're going in the left lane. They're in the left lane. Now passing at 228. Contact Troop C 8 Clayton County. >> The pursuit continued into Clayton County where officers attempted the first PIT maneuver, but it failed due to nearby traffic. >> Attempted the PIT. They still have it under control. Yeah, coming up on the 231. They're going towards the right lane. They have it under control. Continue. Coming up on the 231. Going towards the right lane. >> Still my heavy traffic. Coming up on the 235 in the left lane. Still continuing on 237. They on the right shoulder. Advise continuing on 237. 10-4, they on they on left shoulder. Drive past 237. Still on. >> Yeah, still on 237 going on the left lane. >> They taking the 285. They taking 285. You know I'm at the 285. >> 10-4, they 285. >> Moments later, a precise PIT maneuver was executed, sending the Altima spinning out of control. The car slammed into the right barrier, ricocheted across the highway, struck the opposite wall, and came to a full stop sideways in the middle of the lanes. >> The what? 285. >> PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT. PIT PIT PIT. Start 52. >> OPEN UP THE DOOR! STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> Officers drew their weapons, surrounded the vehicle, and issued commands. A female passenger, Crystal Lashalle King, exited the car with her hands raised in surrender. Meanwhile, Bott claimed she had injured her knee and could not move. Deputies quickly moved in and secured both women without further incident. >> Walk backwards towards me. Walk backwards. Walk. Lay down on your stomach. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on it. >> Hayley Christine Bott now faces multiple charges, including felony theft, high-speed fleeing and eluding, reckless endangerment of other motorists, and use of a fraudulent license plate. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. April 2nd, 2025. A red Jeep missing its rear bumper, driven by 34-year-old Deshawn Jefferson, was spotted by police on Sunny Lane. When officers signaled for him to stop, Jefferson immediately accelerated onto Interstate 40, setting off a series of bold and dangerous maneuvers. >> down on Sunny Lane approaching I-40. Failing to yield right now. >> Your call has been updated. >> Watch out, dude. Right up here. >> I've already confirmed the female in the passenger seat. >> I believe so. We're going to be getting westbound from Sunny Lane. Uh we're getting on I-40 at the TVI, just uh on the on-ramp. Westbound now. >> During the pursuit, the vehicle repeatedly changed lanes at speeds between 70 and 80 mph, throwing multiple bags and even an ammunition magazine out of the window. Both Jefferson and his passenger continued to flee, ignoring flashing lights, sirens, and heavy traffic along the route. >> Speed about 50 mph. Going from the inside lane to the outside lane. >> Your route has been updated. >> Throwing Looks like uh baggies out the window just before I-40 westbound. If somebody can go I'm south. That was like a black baggy. Um just before I-40 westbound uh at Sunny Lane. I-40 westbound at speeds about 70 mph. Uh traffic's lightening up right here. I'm all the way out to the outside lane. Looks like a uh firearm magazine just came out of the vehicle as well. That was I-40 westbound about 700 yd east of the Penn exit. >> Jones, 32. >> Your route has been updated. >> Someone doesn't mind grabbing that magazine for us. That'd be a big help. Uh coming to the Penn exit right now. Let me know what they do. They are going to get off on Penn. Off on Penn. >> As the chase approached the Penn Avenue exit, officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the Jeep sideways and sending it sliding off the roadway until it came to a complete stop. >> TBR TBR TBR >> Police quickly surrounded the vehicle with guns drawn, issuing rapid commands. Jefferson screamed in defiance, but officers pulled him from the car, forced him to the ground, and handcuffed him. Both the driver and passenger were safely taken into custody. At the scene, police recovered the discarded ammunition magazine and other evidence thrown from the vehicle earlier. The suspects are now being held at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, facing multiple serious charges including possession of ammunition, fleeing and eluding law enforcement, and reckless endangerment of the public. What began as a desperate bid to escape ended only in the steel grip of justice and the cold click of handcuffs. Micanopy, Florida. While patrolling near Interstate 75 and County Road 234, deputies spotted a yellow Chevy Suburban driven by 33-year-old Richardson blowing through a stop sign, hitting a curb, and swerving into oncoming traffic. When officers activated their lights and sirens, the driver hit the gas and fled. But no one could have predicted just how intense the next few minutes would become. >> Tango 937 10-70. 712 937 17,000 Southeast County 234, 28. Hotel Golf X-ray. Toyota tan Chevy. Signal one, signal two. Just threw a beer out the window. Wrong way in the traffic. >> The pursuit began in the parking lot of Cafe Risque and continued along County Road 234, where the suspect threw a Terrapin Cryosphere beer can out the window before merging onto US 441. He then drove into the wrong lane, speeding through a construction zone at 100 mph, even raising his middle finger at pursuing officers. >> The vehicle We're heading towards 441. We're coming out to 441 now. 441, 441. He's on 441. He's in the wrong lane of traffic. Over the median. He's on 301, 234. >> Officers attempted multiple PIT maneuvers, at one point spinning the vehicle sideways, but Richardson managed to regain control and continue fleeing. Even deliberately ramming patrol cars at least twice. >> 50 mph. Heading toward Marion County. He's flipping me off. He's on the 301 median. 301 on the signal 1A. COPY. RICHARDSON FLEEING. 130, I'M KIDDING. COPY. I'm going to He's got Obviously he's not going to stop for the usual challenge ready. Make sure he blocks now. We're coming UP TO 326. I'LL TURN AROUND. HE RAN ME. HE'S RUNNING back northbound. >> Stop sticks were deployed but failed to stop him. >> STICKS DEPLOYED. WE MISSED HIM. 10-4. ALL RIGHT, I'M COMING THROUGH THE INTERSECTION. And he's trying to make another loop. He's going to head TOWARDS COUNTY 52. >> [screaming] >> HE'S GOING TO TURN AROUND. HE'S GOING TO TURN AROUND SOUTHBOUND. BACK southbound 48. All right, he's going to turn around at 149 southbound 65. All right, he's going to turn around. He's in the inside lane here due to the construction. >> Yes. He's on the inside LANE NOW. BACK ON THE OUTSIDE LANE. >> THE CHASE DRAGGED on with assistance from the Florida Highway Patrol and deputies Brian Jones and Jasper Stevenson. Finally, near Chulocca Boulevard, Deputy Stevenson executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the Suburban around and bringing it to a stop. Richardson still tried to accelerate away, but FHP troopers and deputies quickly boxed him in and took him into custody. Investigators later learned that Richardson had been involved in a similar incident earlier the same day in Marion County, was on probation in Citrus County for driving under the influence and fleeing, and had a revoked driver's license. He now faces multiple charges, including fleeing and eluding law enforcement, aggravated assault on an officer, driving with a revoked license, reckless driving, and violation of probation in Citrus County. Fairfax County, Virginia. Early morning, March the 17th, 2024. The ALPR system alerted officers to a gray Toyota Corolla with Maryland plate 11950CJ, driven by Reggie Philip White, which had been reported stolen. When officers attempted a traffic stop on Route 1, the vehicle suddenly ran a red light and accelerated away. The Corolla merged onto Interstate 495, repeatedly sideswiping patrol units as officers tried to block its path and even forcing police vehicles dangerously close to civilian traffic. At times, speeds reached 100 mph, far exceeding the legal limit. White's reckless actions not only endangered himself, but also put everyone around him at severe risk. >> Passing 176B. Still trying to run the red light right now. >> Can you get him to slow down so we can catch up to him? Are you guys going to copy a van down there? >> Vehicle's occupied. Three times driver's a black male, short dreads. Coming up on Eisenhower. Still trying to run the red light. Still trying to run the red light. Speed 70, light traffic, right lane. I don't think he's making any contact with me. Still trying to run the red light. Light traffic here. Past Eisenhower right now. Slow down. We're slowing down. All right, he just ran me off the road. Last time on Eisenhower, 173 in the rear. Light traffic, 85. >> 173 in the rear. >> 173 in the rear. If he makes a U-turn, I can get him out. >> Yeah, go ahead. I'll I'll stay in the rear. I'll take the rear. Coming up on Vandover, light traffic, 90 mph. Still trying to run the red light. >> If he takes the bottom of the ramp, it's okay. Give it a try. There we go. Yep. He's watching me right here on the on-ramp. Big gun. Give it a try. Give it a try. >> 301, I'll go. >> I just ran into 204, Kenny. He's definitely going to get a couple of 204s now. Let me get him out. >> All right, which way did he pass the driver at the bottom of the ramp? We got two two vehicles Go of us right brakes. >> All right, we got multiple law enforcement. So, just let's make sure 301's direct on that when I get this car out. >> 301 301 I'm direct on I-95 South. >> Officers executed two consecutive PIT maneuvers, sending the Corolla crashing into a highway barrier and bringing it to a stop on I-95. >> Driving speed 110. 10-8 for 10-8 10-8 10-8 10-8 Northbound backwards. Northbound backwards. Careful going Northbound backwards. >> 10-4. 10-4. We're still moving right now. Followed behind him. He's got crazy damage on the front right now. I'm merging over. I got the radio. Y'all go ahead and do your job. Vehicle just 10-50'd the guard. >> The driver jumped out and fled on foot, but Fairfax County Police, assisted by an aerial unit, quickly apprehended him. Two passengers were also taken into custody without incident. Reggie Philip White now faces a long list of serious charges, including auto theft, felony fleeing and eluding, four counts of assault on a law enforcement officer, hit-and-run, destruction of government property, and multiple traffic violations. He is currently being held without bond. Carroll County, Georgia, morning of May 30th, 2021. At approximately 7:10 a.m., officers observed a gray Saturn VUE driven by Daniel Jerome Brymer traveling at 73 mph in a 55 mph zone on G A166. >> 337421 T233742 >> When police signaled him to stop, the vehicle initially pulled into a QuickTrip gas station. But, as soon as the officer approached, Brymer suddenly hit the accelerator and sped off through the parking lot, turning a routine stop into a heart-pounding pursuit no one saw coming. The Saturn accelerated to over 100 mph, blowing past stop signs, crossing into oncoming lanes, and dangerously overtaking vehicles on blind curves. >> Turn left on J Grove, turn going north on Hillside Drive. J Grove 130 J Grove >> When the car turned onto Northside Drive, it still showed no signs of slowing down, forcing officers to perform a PIT maneuver. The precise impact spun the vehicle sideways, sending it crashing into a guardrail before coming to a stop in the middle of the road, smoke billowing from the hood. >> GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP! GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP ON THE GROUND! >> [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW! PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK! If you move, I'll shoot you. You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> I will shoot you if you [ __ ] move. >> Yes, sir. >> Both the driver and passenger were quickly taken into custody. Daniel Jerome Brymer was arrested and faces multiple serious charges along with an active warrant. His passenger, Bryson Priest, a juvenile with no outstanding warrants, was released into the care of a guardian. >> Right there. >> Jacksonville, Florida, early August. A woman identified as Fallon Jade Zerby, 30 years old, led St. Johns County deputies and multiple law enforcement agencies on a high-speed pursuit along Interstate 95. The chase began after she was seen driving recklessly and at high speed, endangering other motorists on the highway. Officers were forced to engage in an active pursuit to prevent further danger. >> Police successfully executed a PIT maneuver causing the vehicle to lose control and crash on the interstate bringing the pursuit to an end. Riviera Beach, Florida, December 17th, 2023. Police spotted a light gray Dodge Charger roaring down West Blue Heron Boulevard driven by Jaylen Camareia Davis who was speeding recklessly and revving his exhaust. The car blew through a red light on Bee Line Highway nearly causing a crash and then drove the wrong way down Jog Road a moment of recklessness that quickly turned into a citywide danger. >> The pursuit stretched across multiple streets in Palm Beach Gardens, where the Charger repeatedly broke traffic laws and even collided with another vehicle at the intersection of Military Trail and PGA Boulevard before speeding off again. Eventually, officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the car sideways and sending it crashing into roadside bushes and a street sign, forcing it to a stop. But, the chase was not over. Davis tried to escape on foot, disappearing into nearby shrubs, an attempt fully captured on dashcam. With the assistance of the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, he was soon found hiding in the brush and taken into custody without further incident. Now, Jaylen Camarena Davis faces a long list of serious charges, including burglary, high-speed fleeing and eluding, hit-and-run, driving without a license, driving while suspended, and reckless driving. Gwinnett County, Georgia, evening of November 27th, police received an alert from the Seneca Police Department regarding 20-year-old Emanuel Williams of South Carolina, a fugitive wanted on three counts of attempted murder, one of which involved a 1-year-old child. Using the Flock camera system, officers quickly located Williams' black SUV on Sugarloaf Parkway. When ordered to stop, he suddenly swerved across multiple lanes and accelerated to nearly 80 mph, turning a tense moment into a potential tragedy in the making. Recognizing the imminent danger, officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, causing the SUV to tip sideways and come to a complete stop. >> Hands up! Hands up! Hands up! >> Williams was immediately taken into custody without further incident. He now faces a long list of charges, including failure to wear a seatbelt, fleeing and eluding police, unsafe lane change, obstruction of law enforcement, reckless driving, failure to obey traffic control devices, driving with a suspended license, driving through blood on a roadway, and speeding. Greenville County, South Carolina, May 30th, 2021. While patrolling in search of a homicide suspect, Deputy Hernandez spotted a Jeep Renegade matching the description driven by Brandon Taequan Booze. As the patrol car closed in from behind, Booze immediately hit the accelerator and fled, triggering a high-speed pursuit. During the chase, the suspect drove recklessly across multiple roads and was even seen throwing a firearm out of the window in an attempt to destroy evidence. >> Return to 26 on the highway. All right, I'm going to need you to slow down. I can't understand you. >> Officers stayed on his tail, and when the pursuit reached a narrow stretch of roadway, they seized the opportunity to execute a precise PIT maneuver, forcing the vehicle to lose control and stop. When the door opened, Boozer hesitated to comply with commands. Fearing he might still be armed, officers deployed a Taser to subdue him. He was quickly handcuffed and taken into custody. Boozer was charged with failure to stop for blue lights, unlawful possession of a [music] weapon, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and murder. He later pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 28 years in prison in South Carolina without parole or early release. >> His projected release date is March 11th, >> Marion County, Florida, morning of May 26th, 2025. At around 8:00 a.m., Sergeant Gary Miller from the traffic unit spotted a vehicle traveling 20 mph over the speed limit. When he signaled the driver to pull over, 31-year-old Leroy Graham refused to comply, continuing to drive normally for several minutes before suddenly accelerating to flee. Graham sped toward Interstate 75 via Northwest Blichton Road, maintaining high speeds for several miles. >> Turning on Old Blichton Road. >> 60 mph in a no-passing zone. >> Coming up to 27th Avenue. Going southbound. >> Turning up to 27th Avenue, going southbound. >> [music] >> Turning to the bypass on 441. >> Past State [music] Road 40, southbound. >> Past State Road 40, going southbound. >> Officers performed multiple PIT maneuvers causing the vehicle to fishtail, skid sideways, and briefly lose traction before Graham regained control and continued fleeing. His reckless persistence left everyone wondering just how far he was willing to go. >> Southbound 63 on >> [music] >> Another PIT. >> Another PIT. Vehicle is turning into the >> He's driving out of >> [music] >> Coming up to Big Lots Road. >> The pursuit escalated as additional units joined in, including Marion County deputies, the Ocala Police Department, and MCSO air support. Eventually, Graham turned onto Southwest Highway 200 and came to a stop. >> Westbound on 200. [music] >> Westbound on 200. >> All the traffic is stopped. >> Put your hands up! Hands up! Hands up! >> A felony stop was conducted and the suspect was taken into custody without further incident. He later admitted that he fled because he did not have a valid driver's license. Graham was transported to the Marion County Jail facing multiple charges. His bond was set at $5,500, which he posted and was released the same day. >> Forsyth County, Georgia, April 12th. A vigilant citizen reported seeing a black Dodge Charger throwing out a suspicious bag, possibly linked to a string of recent thefts. Minutes later, Forsyth County deputies spotted the same vehicle on Atlanta Road with driver Kushaun Hawkins seen using a cell phone while behind the wheel. When deputies followed the car into Merchants Square, all four occupants, Hawkins, Ja'ven Sherrod, Cantrell Hawkins, and Arrington stepped out. But as deputies approached, the group suddenly jumped back into the vehicle and sped off, launching a chase that quickly turned into a heart-pounding pursuit no one could look away from. >> 75-30 41 >> All right, we're signal 12 with it just based on the 39. Believe it's going to be an inner-auto crew, four five black males are going north on Highway 9, towards 20. >> Radio is 80. >> Go ahead and notify north and south, 46, please. >> County south, 46 on the way. >> South, 46. >> 75-30 radio on south. Signal 12 with that 78 and that black Charger, four to five males occupied. Believe it's going to be an inner-auto crew just based on 39. Northbound Highway 9 coming up at Lake Center Parkway. >> Signal 12, inner-auto crew on the Parkway. >> What was that tag that I gave you? Is that a Arizona? >> The pursuit continued onto Buford Dam Road where a precise pit maneuver spun the Charger sideways, bringing it to a complete stop. >> 75-30 46 on the way. >> Officers swiftly surrounded the vehicle, weapons drawn, issuing rapid commands. >> Get your hands IN THE AIR. ROLL THAT BACK WINDOW DOWN RIGHT NOW. HEY DJ, PEDAL. HANDS UP. GO DOWN. >> AFTER A FEW tense seconds of resistance, the four suspects finally raised their hands and surrendered. A search of the vehicle revealed raw marijuana, ski masks, fake identification documents, and two Glock pistols, one of them fully loaded with an extended magazine. The odd detail stood out. All four men were from Chicago, wearing hoodies in 80° weather, and claiming they were simply on vacation. All four suspects were taken into custody and now face multiple serious felony charges, marking the dramatic end to a chase that began with one suspicious bag and ended in the tight grip of Georgia law enforcement. Bibb County, Georgia. Morning of April 13th, 2021. At approximately 6:30 a.m., a maroon Ford F-150 with Georgia plate RQL 5910 was spotted speeding down Interstate 16, swerving between lanes and nearly striking several vehicles. When officers activated their lights and sirens, the driver not only refused to stop, but accelerated onto I-75 north, launching a reckless and dangerous chase that put everyone on the road at risk. The truck weave through traffic, forced other vehicles off the roadway, exceeded 90 mph, and even used the emergency lane to escape. Seeing the growing danger, officers executed a PIT maneuver when the highway cleared. The F-150 spun out, veered into the grassy shoulder, and came to a stop. But when officers approached, the truck was empty. The suspect had fled on foot into a nearby wooded area. >> He's out. He's out. He's out. ALL RIGHTY. HE WENT OFF TO THE RIGHT HERE, WENT UP ON the hill. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found documents belonging to Richard Wilson Sellers, the registered owner from Vidalia, Georgia. After contacting the Toombs County Sheriff's Office, investigators confirmed the truck had been reported stolen just hours earlier. Local authorities identified the likely suspect as 16-year-old Javid Ahmadi, a juvenile who had recently escaped from a nearby youth detention facility. If confirmed, Ahmadi will face multiple serious charges, including speeding, improper lane usage, reckless driving, fleeing and eluding police, and motor vehicle theft. >> I'm not sure. I never saw him. I lost sight of him. >> Need to come back. >> Fulton County, Georgia. Night of March 6th, 2022. While patrolling the Greenbriar Mall area, officers spotted a group of vehicles driving recklessly in the parking lot. The moment police units arrived, the drivers scattered in multiple directions. Amid the chaos, a black BMW sped away at high speed, prompting officers to activate their emergency lights and sirens, igniting a wild pursuit that left witnesses stunned. The BMW continued to accelerate, refusing to stop until officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the rear of the vehicle sideways and sending it skidding into the curb before coming to a complete stop. The chase ended in a matter of heart-stopping seconds. Officers quickly surrounded the car, issuing commands for everyone inside to exit. >> Get out. Get out. Get down. Get out. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands right back. >> Anybody tell you about us? Ain't nobody tell you about us? >> The driver was handcuffed at the scene without further resistance. The BMW was towed from the area. Passengers were released and the driver was transported directly to the Atlantic City Jail for booking and processing. Savannah, Georgia. Night of December 1st, 2022. Police spotted a maroon Nissan Altima driven by Shakur Benton tailgating a truck before suddenly changing lanes and accelerating to 83 mph in a 55 mph zone. When officers activated their emergency lights to initiate a stop, the driver ignored the signals, exited at Gwinnett Street exit 6, blew through a stop sign, failed to signal, and sped off recklessly. The Altima continued at dangerous speeds, weaving through lanes, ignoring traffic signs, and reaching 104 mph in a 35 mph zone. >> With public safety at risk, officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the car sideways and sending it sliding to a stop in the middle of Louisville Road. As soon as the vehicle came to rest, the front passenger jumped out, dropped a firearm, and fled on foot, while the driver and another passenger were taken into custody at the scene. >> Don't move! >> PIT PIT maneuver. >> HANDS UP! >> DON'T MOVE! >> GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! >> Benton admitted to smoking marijuana prior to the chase. Officers noted his bloodshot eyes and erratic laughter during the arrest. He now faces charges for driving under the influence of drugs, along with several serious traffic violations stemming from the pursuit. Beloit, Wisconsin, March 16th, 2024. Beloit police received an alert from Illinois authorities regarding a maroon Chevy Trailblazer driven by 19-year-old Ray Castro of South Beloit, Illinois, a suspect connected to a recent shooting and heading toward the city. When officers located the vehicle, it immediately fled, setting off a reckless and dangerous pursuit no one could have anticipated. >> South Sayre Road continuing westbound. >> From the South Bay High School, we got auto traffic. Continuing westbound. Westbound past Wetmore. Continuing westbound. Going into incoming traffic. We're speeding 75. >> That works. We're coming. >> We're turning onto Route Avenue. Continuing northbound Route Avenue. We'll be on Thrall here in a second. Just past Center Blue stop sign at Center. We're stopping at Thrall and we're going to turn eastbound on Thrall and going into Blue It. >> [music] >> Turn left on 8th. Left on 8th. Left on 8th. 16 continue. I'll keep going. 16's with me. No trouble. 16's with me. I'm going to continue following them. Auto traffic. Blue stop sign. I'm going to 10-50. Hold on. 10-50. We're going to be pulling up getting downtown right now. We're on the parkway ramp to the Avenue. We're going to District 3. We're going to District 3. Continuing eastbound. We're going over the bridge. We're going to continue eastbound past Sugar Pine Road. Eastbound. >> As the situation grew increasingly perilous, officers executed a PIT maneuver causing the Trailblazer to spin sideways. >> Yep, we just >> Instead of stopping, the driver suddenly accelerated, ramming the patrol car's door and pinning it shut, nearly trapping AN OFFICER INSIDE. >> [screaming] >> FACING AN immediate life-threatening danger, officers opened fire, bringing the tense confrontation to an abrupt end within seconds. The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. One officer sustained a minor finger injury, and no other injuries were reported. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Early morning, May 4th, 2025. At around 12:20 a.m., officers with the Grand Rapids Police Department, GRPD, spotted a stolen vehicle that had just struck a pedestrian in the city before fleeing the scene. GRPD units immediately gave chase, but lost visual contact on US 131 near I-196. Minutes later, another patrol located the speeding vehicle on Turner Avenue near Leonard Street. Despite activated lights and sirens, the driver refused to stop, forcing officers into a prolonged chase through multiple city streets. >> me so I can try and pit this car out. >> Speeds are 75, still no traffic. >> You got no traffic. Speeds are 75. >> Coming up to Walker. We're through Walker. Speeds are 80. No traffic. >> Walker and what? >> Through Walker. >> I'm I'm on Leonard. I'm on Leonard. >> Yeah, it's thick. Literally can't >> All right, we're through Frederick. Speeds are 90. Uh there's no traffic. GOOD STICK. GOOD STICK. STILL eastbound on Leonard. >> Good stick. >> Stick. No more traffic. >> No traffic. Speeds are 60 through 90th Street. >> At that point, officers executed a precise PIT maneuver, spinning the stolen car and bringing it to a full stop. >> Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. Hit. >> However, as soon as the vehicle stopped, the driver and two passengers jumped out and FLED ON FOOT. >> THAT'S THE PASSENGER. THAT'S THE PASSENGER. >> OFFICERS QUICKLY DETAINED BOTH PASSENGERS, but the driver managed to escape. During questioning, one suspect confirmed that the fleeing driver had been behind the wheel and was fully aware he had hit the pedestrian at high speed. The stolen vehicle was later turned over to the Kentwood Police Department, as it had been reported stolen in their jurisdiction. GRPD retained custody of the two suspects and will proceed with the related charges. A warrant for the driver's arrest is currently underway and the investigation remains active. Creek County, Oklahoma, October 10th, 2024. A Creek County deputy spotted a white Chevrolet Colorado that had just been reported stolen and immediately attempted a traffic stop. However, the driver, Jalen Quairns, ignored the deputy's commands and accelerated away, launching a tense high-speed pursuit. Moments later, Trooper Walbridge from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol took over the chase. With precise timing and control, he executed a PIT maneuver, spinning the stolen truck sideways and forcing it to a complete stop along the shoulder of the road. >> Where did he wreck out at? >> That will be the 2430 Querns. >> Querns was swiftly taken into custody and transported to the Creek County Jail for processing. During the investigation, officers discovered that the stolen vehicle was equipped with a dashboard camera and the recorded footage was seized as evidence. He now faces multiple serious charges including vehicle theft, fleeing and eluding police and reckless endangerment. Kingsland, Georgia, early Wednesday morning. Kingsland police received a call from South Carolina reporting that 24-year-old Nicholas Swinton had taken his father's pickup truck without permission. When officers located the vehicle at a Pilot gas station, Swinton immediately hit the gas and fled forcing police to initiate a pursuit. Camden County deputies and multiple units joined the chase. The suspect resisted fiercely escaping several pit maneuver attempts before finally being spun out and crashing straight into an ice cream shop in downtown St. Marys. >> Swinton was taken into custody and booked into the Camden County Jail facing charges of fleeing and eluding police along with several other related offenses.