No breathing. Faint pulse. Looks like a broken neck. Where the safe? I don't want to die in this. [Music] A routine night patrol quickly turned into an absolute nightmare for the officer. No breathing, faint pulse. Looks like a broken neck. On February 1st, 2024 in Maricopa, Arizona, a patrol officer was stopped at an intersection behind a motorcyclist. When the light turned green, the motorcyclist took off, accelerating to 80 mph in a 35 zone, clearly trying to play a dangerous game with the officer. Taking off on me, southbound, John Wayne. I haven't even lit him up. He's 80. Like I said, I hit him up yet. He's not driving very good either. Like he's experienced driving. Shut your bike off. Shut your bike off. The motorcyclist briefly slowed down only to blow through a red light and hit speeds of over 100 mph. To make matters worse, it was obvious he was an inexperienced rider, making the situation even more dangerous. Ran a red light and almost got hit. Let Jin know he's headed their way. And he's Oh, he's crashed. He crashed out at uh right before Hathaway or excuse me, right before uh Alter North. Call paramedics. He's down. Hey, can you Yeah, please stop there. I know he almost hit you. No, I seen him wrecked, bro. I know. I know. You were pulling out over there. Sit tight for me. All right. [Music] The officer was stunned by the scene unfolding in front of him. The motorcyclist's reckless and irresponsible behavior turned a dumb game into tragedy. Riding without a helmet, he lost control, broke his neck, and sustained a massive head injury that was ultimately incompatible with life. He's not responsive. No breathing, faint pulse. Looks like a broken neck. He was driving horribly even just to start. He said the same thing. Yeah, he like he almost when he ran the red light, this guy was pulling out almost hit him. He's got no ID on him. What? He's got no ID on him. He was like he was driving like even before I tried to stop him. Like he was like not being able like not being able to balance on his bike. I think his neck is broken though. You heard what I said. I wouldn't even try to stop him at the lit up yet. Yeah, I hadn't lit him up until right at Honeyut and he pulled over and then he then he drove forward and punched it over the overpass. I got down right before here and he ran the red light. I started to I backed off and backed off over there and then he then I saw him wreck out. Paramedics arrived quickly, but despite their efforts, they were unable to save the motorcyclist. The impact of the crash was so violent that his motorcycle was found nearly 100 ft away from his body. On March 25th, 2025, trooper Dylan Evans received information about a stolen Tennessee license plate spotted on a white Ford Edge with tinted windows at the north entrance to Southland Gaming and Racing. A check through NCIC confirmed the plate was stolen out of Shelby County. Trooper Evans saw the Ford Edge turning onto Ingram Boulevard and initiated a traffic stop as the vehicle pulled into an gas station. While waiting for backup, the Ford Edge suddenly fled the scene, heading south on Ingram Boulevard, kicking off a pursuit. Wrong way. going the wrong way on the service road. He's getting on the inter city. The SUV disregarded another wrongway traffic sign and entered the westbound Ingram exit ramp of Interstate 40. The driver accelerated quickly, crossed all lanes of traffic, and began driving head-on into oncoming vehicles, using the narrow inside shoulder and inside lane to continue fleeing in the wrong direction. What's your [Music] location? Okay, now shoot. Okay. [Music] Now that the suspect stopped driving the wrong way, the situation became less dangerous for other motorists. That's when the troopers saw the opportunity and decided to go for a pit maneuver to bring the chase to an end. TV. TBR TV Mountain City TV running. The driver, later identified as Miguel Harris, and the front passenger, Paris Orange, jumped out of the vehicle and ran east through an open field. Trooper Wright and Trooper Evans, chased them toward a set of railroad tracks, giving loud commands to stop. Shortly after, Sergeant Winkfield took Harris into custody just east of that location. Both were brought back to the scene. A check of the Ford confirmed it was stolen out of Memphis, Tennessee, and the license plate also came back stolen and didn't match the vehicle. Harris and Orange were booked into the Kittinen County Detention Center. Harris faced several charges including reckless driving, fleeing, and multiple theft related offenses. Orange was charged with fleeing on foot theft by receiving in criminal conspiracy. On August 18th, 2023, Officer Britain Morgan of the Spokane County Sheriff's Office was called into action in North Spokane County, Washington. His mission was clear. Warn residents about a rapidly approaching wildfire and help them evacuate before it was too late. Help 10. I'm back to my car. I'm headed south on Jefferson. 13. Come back down that road now. It's coming our way. Adam 510. Your status. Go, go, go, go, go, go. Fire just jumped the road at 13717 there. You're not getting me today. Eat my fat fire. Hurry the Dave. I don't want to die in this. Go ahead. One adult male, one adult female sheltering in place. What was the address? Hurry up. Wasn't answering her phone. What started as a rescue mission quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival. As Officer Morgan drove his cruiser into the blaze, he suddenly found himself surrounded by flames. The wildfire was relentless, moving fast, burning fiercely, and almost feeling like it had a mind of its own. determined to consume everything in its path, including him. It's headed right for us. It's headed right for us, man. I was just there. Unless you want to die. Hurry up and get out. Go. I have a battery power in there. It's not hooked up. Go. We're working that. Thank you, bro. I was so worried about you. Are you okay? I know you're probably like sad for your horses right now, bro. I'm glad you're alive. Okay, we were in a good spot. You did everything. Did everything. Okay, head up that way. All right. God bless you. All right. I'm so glad you're okay. Miraculously, he escaped with his life. But Morgan didn't just save himself. His harrowing ordeal gave him the chance to warn other motorists who were unknowingly heading straight into the fiery nightmare. Thanks to his quick thinking and bravery, many lives were spared that day. On September 20th, 2023, Trooper Lucas was westbound on I 440 when two vehicles racing at extremely high speeds passed him. He estimated their speed to be around 150 mph. As he activated his lights and siren to catch up, the lead vehicle exited onto I30 eastbound while the white Dodge Challenger continued westbound on I30. Another trooper spotted the Challenger near the 65th Street exit and that's when the pursuit was officially called with trooper Lucas as the primary unit. 11:30 back. Trooper Lucas reached speeds of 150 mph, but the suspect vehicle continued to pull away. estimated to be going around 160 miles per hour. The driver was dangerously weaving through traffic and even passing vehicles on the shoulder at those speeds. The pursuit continued westbound on Interstate 30 all the way to exit 128. Heat. Heat. [Music] Let me see your hands right now. You let me see your hands. Crawl towards me. Crawl toward Come here. Put your hands on the car right now. Put your hands on the car. Another trooper placed the driver, later identified as Dimmitri Barton, in handcuffs. Trooper Lucas then ordered the passenger, Amparo Lopez Gomez, out of the vehicle at gunpoint and placed her in handcuffs as well. Once the vehicle was cleared, dispatch was advised that both subjects were in custody and a wrecker was requested. An ambulance was called for the passenger who complained of shoulder pain and stated she told the driver to stop, but he refused. Trooper Lucas transported Barton to Baptist Hospital in Little Rock for a medical evaluation. After being cleared, he was taken to the Palaski County Detention Center for processing. A crash report was also completed for a vehicle that had been sideswiped by the suspect during the pursuit. In this clip, a New Mexico State Police officer attempted to stop a Kia that had been reported stolen. The moment the trooper activated lights and sirens, the driver showed no intention of stopping. And just like that, the officer gave chase. volume. Oh, yeah. [Music] With the road clear for most of the pursuit, the trooper kept positioning himself to execute a pit maneuver, looking for the right moment to safely bring the suspect to to a stop as quickly as possible. We're on your hand. There were four occupants in the vehicle and when the trooper brought it to a stop, one of them fled on foot. Another trooper quickly chased him down and made the arrest while the pursuing trooper took the remaining three occupants into custody at the scene. On June 16th, 2023, Trooper Evans spotted a blue Mustang speeding and attempted to conduct a traffic stop after the driver pulled into a gas station. But instead of complying, the driver put the Mustang in drive and fled the stop, initiating a pursuit. [Music] [Music] Big tissue. Lane [Music] [Music] basically. He ran off the road, but he's back home now. are 86 still on this highway 185. Moving into TV hour about 80 right now. [Music] TVI roll over. TVI roll over. Trooper Evan executed a maneuver that sent the suspect straight into a ditch, successfully bringing the vehicle to a stop. The driver was arrested and taken into custody without further incident, officially bringing the chase to an end. On February 13th, 2024, South Carolina Highway Patrol officers were involved in a pursuit of a white SUV in Kershaw County. It all started when an officer on patrol spotted the SUV illegally crossing over a median. When the officer tried to make a traffic stop, the driver fled, leading officers on a high-speed chase. [Music] Something be [Music] [Music] advising one single male. possibly. [Music] The suspect continued driving at a high rate of speed, pushing the limits of the pursuit and making the situation increasingly serious and dangerous for everyone on the road. [Music] We're now slowing start. We're making a right turn on the ward ward road going back. I think it's going to want to be lonely [Music] assist. We'll let him go back out of it. Well, you could certify with rap, right? [Music] Hey, he just busted through the gate. He just went through the gate. The suspect crashed through a gate and took the pursuit off road, forcing the trooper to stop and move the gate out of the way before continuing. That delay gave the suspect a slight advantage, putting some distance between him and the pursuing trooper. off the dirt road and be advised you bust that gate down. So watch this back here. I believe it's a water treatment plant. A water blue golf water treatment plant. I believe my drive is bush. He's bush. He's bush. Black male, white t-shirt, black pants. He's running towards the river. The suspect eventually came to a stop, abandoned the vehicle, and fled on foot. A K9 unit was deployed, and the K9 successfully located the suspect hiding nearby. He was arrested and taken into custody, bringing this wild and dangerous chase to an end.