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1050. Counting 1050. >> This begins as a simple traffic stop for speeding, but deputies will soon find out that there is nothing simple about this case or its driver who is not alone and will stop at nothing to escape. >> GET OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. IT BEGINS ON THE morning of Friday, July 22nd, 2022, when this Turner County Sheriff's deputy notices a gray Toyota Corolla speeding at 96 mph in a 75 mph zone on GA41 in Georgia. But as he proceeds to initiate a traffic stop, he doesn't know that this intervention is about to become a matter of life and death. [music] With the suspect refusing to stop and leaving far more damage in his wake down 38 passing 77 21. Come on. We're going to be 1080. 77 and A2 passing an emergency strip. >> The suspect is 28-year-old Javvante Laquan Davis. And as more deputies join to assist in the pursuit, it soon becomes evident that Javvante is willing to put multiple lives at risk rather than being caught. >> A2 bottom ramp. That way if they can get off, they won't hit somebody right now. They turned around going south on the northbound side. County. All right, county. They got off on the 78. Off on the 78. South on the interstate. 10 for south on the interstate. 78. 141. He almost hit my car trying to turn around on 75. >> Hey, where you at? >> I'm passing the 78 South. I'm close to him. I just got to catch up. >> Well, I was going to have you stay in the county, but I mean, if >> you good, go for it. I'll stay in the county. All right. >> All right. County, we're stopping at 75 southbound. All right. County. He just took off on me again. 75 southbound ramp. >> 75 southbound ramp. >> I'm going back left 10 14. I'll get you comf back northbound. I'm 75. Head back northbound. 75. >> Yeah, we're going to be in the middle lane. >> Okay, just ask him to block the lanes. There's uh four of us. >> Clear. >> He's passing on the screen. Passing the uh 76, excuse me. Uh 77. He's still in the emergency count on APD. Ask city of exit. You know, we're coming up on the 78 north. 78 North 78. All right, we're passing 78 north. >> We're coming up on 80. Can you provide a speed? >> I'm going about 115 120. He's in the emergency coming up on the 80. Emergency strip. >> 80. Getting off on the 80. >> Get off that 80. We just stop getting northbound. 141. What was your traffic? >> I said he slowed down again to P him, but he's not evidently going to. Now, as more squads begin surrounding Javvante while he continues driving recklessly at dangerous speeds. They soon realize that he is not alone and has been putting several lives in danger, both on the road and inside his own car. >> Getting off on the 82. County Hes stop sign at 82. Getting back on that 82 north Third lane. >> Third lane. >> All right. He just cut off the semi. 83 north. Speed's 115. County 83 north. >> 83 north. Speeds are 115. I six. I got this side. I watch traffic. >> Southbound rest. Northbound rest area. County. Northbound rest area. >> Northbound rest area. Very good. >> All right. County turn one's got the lead. Turn one has passing the 86 northbound. Getting up, guys. Y'all watch out for a bit. 86 northbound 1050 >> 1050 count 1050 1050 86 northbound. >> All right, Kenny. He's still rolling. He's still rolling. Throughout the chase, Javvante continues fleeing from authorities and driving recklessly while his two young children and their mothers sit petrified, fearing for their lives as deputies begin attempting pit maneuvers. But if anyone believes the desperate cries of his children will stop him, they have another thing coming. Because in the desperation to flee, Javvante will stop at nothing. They got in my car. Stop. calling your radio one county hold traffic >> county I'm out of the I'm 22 now he's running Stay very close. >> GET OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. I'm going to get the babies. I'm the baby. [laughter] I'm getting the babies. You got to stop. Stop. Come on, lady. Come on, [laughter] lady. Come on. Let's get out of here. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Stand right here. Come here. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> County, get EMS our location. Two small children EMS our location. >> Okay. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Hey, throw his ass in the car. Come here. >> You shut up and get in the car. You ain't got Shut up. Get in the car. >> Hey, son. >> Whose car is he? Right here. You ain't got no more room to talk. Get in the car. Turn around. >> Hey, bro. Good. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Who's blood? >> Got clean blood off of you. >> It's his EMS also GSP to our location. Multiple vehicles got hit by this guy. If you would get uh have EMS stepping on up for these children. >> It's already my car down there. >> I got you. I said I I thought that was him to start with. >> Hey, get her ID and debit card. >> Hey, she needs her debit card. >> I don't I don't have none of that. >> She said you had it on your person. Don't move. You stay right here. >> Is it in my pocket, sir? You've been drinking? I just took a drink. Pull me over. >> All right. Get back in. >> DUI, too. >> Sorry. You're You're fine. >> I seen you trying to get you trying to let us know the kids EMS our location as well. >> We need to get >> I got EMS on the way. >> Okay. >> Once EMS gets here, I'm going to have them park up here. >> They're not going to say. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ain't nobody taking your kids because of the wreck. I want EMS to check your babies, okay? And I want them to check you as well. I've got blood coming off my hand, so I'm trying not to touch it. >> Have you got a cell phone? >> Is there somebody you can call your family? >> No. >> Whose car is it? >> Here you go. >> Your car got insurance on it and I see your license. No insurance on it. He's been drinking too. He can smell it on. >> Tell my lady, "Hey baby, it's 3029." >> Hey, don't look. I'mma give you my code. What? What you want? >> Sit up. >> Hey baby, sit up. >> Don't let him talk to her. >> But despite his arrest and the trauma his children and their mother have endured, Javvante shows little concern about the damage he has caused, continuing to behave as if the officers around him don't even exist. >> What town is this? This is Turner County. Yes, ma'am. Turner County, Georgia. Children have no visible injuries or the mother. They just shaking up real bad. Need to be checked out. The driver does have minor injuries. Need to be checked out. Baby mama is trying to see about getting somebody down here to pick y'all up. >> Okay. She's going with y'all. She's going with y'all. Mommy was trying to get him to stop. I'm not fixing to arrest mommy. She didn't do anything wrong with me. >> Okay. If >> What fell out the window? >> What fell out the window? I don't know, baby. If mommy can't get somebody down here right now, what we will do is let y'all get in one of our cars and we'll take y'all to a motel so that y'all got somewhere to stay. Okay? We ain't gonna leave y'all out here on the side of this road. >> We appreciate y'all's help. Okay. >> Thank y'all. >> All right. I I know y'all shook up, but just try to stay calm. Okay. >> It's going to be DUI service. You need ambulance. >> Yes. Where you at? >> A lot of place. I don't know, sir. Can I back and neck hurt. >> Where are you? >> A lot of places. >> You get my crops. You get my croc, sir. >> Look at my crops. Hold still for me here. Okay. >> Y'all going to help me go to the hospital. All I see is some superficial aspirations. I mean, >> you don't see nothing he needs to go to the hospital with, do you? >> Not right often. >> All right. Let me talk to the boss. I'm not >> Hey, so sheriff, EMS says they only see superficial wounds. >> Yeah, he's he's fine up when we drag him out of the car. >> So, no hospital visit. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know. >> Oh, yeah. No hospital visit. >> Get back in. >> We don't know if you got >> Get back in. Get in. I DON'T KNOW. >> COME OVER HERE. HE TOOK my debit cards earlier. Want to be part of being mad taking my money. He taking money off my debit card. Just doing dumb stuff. He's safe though. But I guess that's all that matters. >> Yeah, he's going to jail for days. >> For a long time with the department. >> Fortunately, with the children and their mother unharmed, all that is left is to speak with Javvante and find out why he was willing to endanger their lives. But officers will soon find that getting those answers is not going to come easily. >> I need some air talk with you. Okay. >> Need some air, please. I'm dizzy. >> What's that? >> I need some air. >> All right. Yeah. What you got here coming in right here? Okay. Let's go. >> No, you can't. No, sir. You can't. >> All right. Listen. Listen up. Okay. You have the right main stop. Anything you say we'll be issuing law. You have the right to talk to your law. Put your feet out here. What you put back in there? >> Put it back in there. >> Trying to say >> anything you say and will be you in a court of law. >> Man, >> you have the right to talk to a lawyer. If you have him present >> and have him with you. Listen to me. >> I love you, baby. >> Listen to me. >> You hear me? >> I love you. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, I'll be appointed to represent you before you wish. >> You decide any time to exercise these rights to not answer any questions or make you talking to my mom. >> Why you I seen everything telling her? Why is you telling her everything? >> Do you understand each of these rights? I explained to you. You're not listening. Okay. How much you had to drink, man? >> I didn't have that much to drink. >> But you have had some. >> I know. I'm ready to talk to my lady real quick. >> No, that's not going to happen. >> Okay. I love you. >> All right. You roll the window. They don't want to cooperate. >> With Javvante refusing to talk, deputies eventually learned from dispatch that he is a wanted felon in Ohio for aggravated armed robbery involving a deadly weapon, giving them a clearer picture of why he was so desperate to escape and willing to risk the lives of his children and their mother. >> I love you. >> Can I say goodbye to my kids, sir? No, >> I tell you what, I I'll let you disrespect. I'll let you tell them we love him. All right. Thank you. >> I love you. >> I love you, too. Hey, be good. All right. I love you, man. Don't leave the city tonight. For this incident, Javvante Davis was charged with felony fleeing eluding an officer, aggravated assault on a police officer, cruelty to children times two, misdemeanor, driving under the influence, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, speeding, improper lane change. Eventually, he was found guilty and sentenced to eight years in prison. He is scheduled to be released on June 20th, 2030. However, upon release, he will be immediately extradited to Ohio to face prosecution for aggravated armed robbery, which carries [music] a sentence of 6 to 14 years. Don't just watch, represent. Visit codebluecam.com to grab hoodies, shirts, hats, [music] mugs, and more. Every item helps support the channel and keep stories like this coming your way.

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