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Going north and 84. It doesn't look like he's pulling over and it's going to be a pursuit and someone behind me. Call it out please. Pursuit northbound 84 Adam call 8347 a white Hyundai one occupant stolen vehicle. >> I got it there. I'll call it out. We're going to head We're heading northbound towards I94. Speeds are about 65 right now. Pursuit of a stolen white Hyande headed northbound on A4 crossing under I 94. Speeds are approximately 60 to 65 right now. All right, continuing northbound. You're going to make a Uturn. We go back southbound at Honey Creek. 94. All right, we're getting on 94 right now. We're going to try pit pit pit pit. See what happens. >> We're still trying to get on the express. We're going to try to p it here right now. Try it on. All right, come back over on 94 headed towards Bondac. We're headed westbound on 94 towards Bondac. He's going low speeds slow. >> All right, we're still going westbound on 94. We're going to be heading towards Chicago loop right now. Going north on 41. All right, now we're headed towards final act up 94. Final act exit. Picks are missed. Sticks are missed. I go one, checking your status. >> All right, we're still headed northbound now on I41. We're in lane number three. Speeds are about 70 mph. We're not going to go faster than that with that donut. >> Traffic's about medium, but not a problem right now. Going to cross over into lane number two or three. 14. Your case number is 29522952. Contining northbound coming up on Watertown Plank Road One. Speeds are still about 80 mph. We come up to a little bit of traffic here as we approach May northband moving over across all lanes of traffic right now. Probably going to get off here at um here maybe exiting with us as well. Okay, with continue pursuit, we're going to get some right now. He's in lane number one. Speeds are about 80 mph. Traffic still medium is not a problem. Let us know when you're getting close together. Continuing northbound pass here. Coming up on north on north here. Getting up on north back out of the expressway. We're going northbound North Avenue. Continue northbound. Taking northbound coming up on Burai. Speeds are about 80 to 85. Lane number three. >> What kind of car? >> What lane? And what kind of car? >> Continuing northbound Casper life. Casper life. Lane one. >> All right. Joseph has six north capital coming up on capital lane number two. Speeds are about 80 85 right now. Traffic still okay for us. >> Copy. Lane two. Lane two. >> Just say six at capital right now. About a half mile out. He's into that right turn lane only. Passing traffic on the right. Capital drivers right now signaling that they're going to get off the expressway. I told we're getting off the expressway right now. >> Hey, he might U-turn. He might U-turn to get back out. >> He might U-turn. I would just six. All right, got on the cap. We're going to go westbound um on capital. Westbound on capital field coming their way right now. Coming up to high 100. >> We're heading up to high 100 right now. Just going to try to get stuck in there. We'll see what happens. 124 right now. Are you going to go? You're going back south on 124. Brook just with us. Regiel trying to get up to 124. I'm on that early right now. We're trying to pit it here right now. >> All right. It just jumped into the parking lot at the store here. Lost control. Crash. It crashed. It's back out on the road. Brookfield's going to pit it. All right, we're in the parking lot right now. Brookfield's got right behind it. It's coming back out to the 124. All right, it's up in the Aspen Dental parking lot right now. All right, lost the tire. Lost the tire. Pit. Pit. Pit. Foot bail. Foot bail. Foot bail. Show your hand. SHOW YOUR HAND. >> YOU GOT HIM. I'M CHASING THAT GUY. He went across. All right, he's going in the Jimmy Johns right now. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. ROLL OVER. ROLL [screaming] OVER. ROLL OVER. ON YOUR BACK. Don't move. All right, I think we got the driver in custody right now. That Jimmy John's locked in Brookfield, but car might have one more guy in it. Not sure yet. >> I've got the driver in custody. Taser deployed. >> Taser. Hold next time, partner. >> Got anything on you? Any weapons or guns? Drugs. >> I got you. While officers may have the suspect in custody for now, after getting medical clearance at a nearby hospital, the suspect manages to do the unexpected. >> Here, sin up. OKAY. I'll be taking off on me. 12 in the hospital is taking off. He's going on 88. He's going just south of Lincoln. I'm by A7 place. I I don't see him anymore. >> Over the next 3 hours, officers continue searching for the suspect with no luck. However, officers get their first lead when a report comes in of strange noises coming from someone's garage in the vicinity of the hospital. >> There's a shoe on the car. >> That's the shoes right there. >> There are shoes. >> Hey, shoes. You see him? Come out right now. This is the West Police Department. >> COME OUT NOW. >> SHOULD I get the dog? >> Yeah. Go get your dog. >> Get the dog. >> Yep. I GOT HIM RIGHT HERE. HE'S in a car garage. The suspect, Charles, was taken into custody a second time and promptly transported to jail. He was charged with criminal damage to property, secondderee [music] recklessly endangering safety, fleeing, eluding, escape, felony bail jumping, driving a vehicle without consent, and resisting obstructing, with six of those charges being enhanced with a habitual criminality repeater modifier. Charles plead guilty to criminal damage to property, secondderee recklessly endangering safety, and fleeing eluding with the rest of the charges being dismissed. He was ultimately sentenced to three years in the Wisconsin state prison system and 2 years of extended supervision. Control isn't lost in a fight. It's lost in one brief moment. And that moment normally doesn't look dramatic. It's the smallest motions. A hand on a door, a glance at the radio, just a half a second delay. That's all it takes because control doesn't get taken at least. And fear does not wait for permission. Handcuffs never calm people down. They make them feel cornered. And a corner person isn't thinking about charges or tomorrow. They just want air and freedom. That's exactly why cops keep their hands free. Because once attention splits between two things, control does have a clock on it. The crazy part is a cuffed suspect running around doesn't reset anything. It forces officers to abandon containment and switch to recovery, which means wider searches, more force options, and fewer chances to slow it back down. Custody is where professionalism gets tested the hardest. Not by violence, but by routine fatigue, and by thinking this part is easy. Danger doesn't announce itself anymore. It waits for comfort. And the second comfort creeps in, control is gone. And what felt safe a moment ago suddenly isn't. Always remember handcuffs don't stop fear. It traps it. And trap fear doesn't negotiate.

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