A routine encounter can escalate within seconds when a subject resists police, pushing the situation into a state of heightened tension and rapidly increasing risk. Passing musk spanning out. Stand up. >> SHOOT. I'm going to get chased. I want I want you ahead of me. I want you. on the ground. >> In Thornton, Colorado, a wanted suspect escaped as police moved in, leading to a series of pursuits from a residential area onto city streets. While fleeing, the suspect fired at a police vehicle, then lost control of the car and ran on foot into a golf course. >> Oh Jesus. Come on. >> Let's get Thornton here. We can release the dog on him from where we're at. Hands up. Hands up. Now >> has seen no gun in his hands. He's still moving southeast. >> You will get shot. [ __ ] >> LAY DOWN. >> LAY DOWN. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. Now >> that's our target. Hey, swing that out to the right, buddy. on the ground. As officers approached and repeatedly ordered the suspect to stop, the individual drew a firearm and fired again, forcing police to return fire to end the threat. The suspect was struck and later died at the hospital. No officers were injured. The incident demonstrates how an arrest attempt can quickly escalate into a dangerous situation when weapons are used. Real life acts of resistance. Unscripted. Click subscribe so you don't miss out. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Yep. Get on the ground, bro. I'm hands on. >> Passing mushrooms spanning out. Okay, Edmond, crashed out. Crashed out. Hold dear. Roll over. >> A theft at a Walmart store in Edmund quickly escalated when the suspect failed to comply with a stop order. Instead of cooperating, the vehicle fled south at speeds exceeding 100 mph, repeatedly running red lights, driving onto sidewalks, and crossing medians to evade police. >> Cali approaching per 200 for TBI. Approaching Cali speeds 85. Traffic yielding. Okay, we're southbound. Speeds in excess of 80, 1200,000. Oncoming traffic southbound approaching 15. Heat. Heat. southbound from Hester. Okay, we're going westbound on Wilshire from Kelly. Passing mus spanning out. Okay. Evan crashed out. Crashed out. Oh dear. Roll over. The pursuit ended in Oklahoma City when the vehicle lost control on Wilshshire Boulevard and collided head-on with another vehicle, sending multiple people to the hospital. None sustained life-threatening injuries, concluding an incident that shows how an initial offense can rapidly become a serious threat to public safety when a suspect chooses to flee. You understand me? YELLOW STUPID people in this kid with that [ __ ] over. >> Don't do it. >> Shoot. On the evening of September 23rd, 2023 in Orlando, Orange County deputies received multiple 911 calls reporting a man firing a gun in a residential neighborhood. After approximately 40 minutes of unsuccessful negotiations, law enforcement moved in and deployed non-lethal control measures. >> Red, hold, don't do it. SHOOT. AT THAT POINT, THE SUSPECT suddenly drew a firearm and fired toward officers, forcing them to return fire in self-defense. The suspect died at the scene, concluding an incident that illustrates how efforts at peaceful intervention can rapidly shift to a compelled response when an armed threat emerges. >> Hold your hand. DON'T MOVE. THE PURSUIT unfolded as the Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a vehicle engaged. ed in dangerous driving. After a pit maneuver was deployed, the driver failed to comply and instead continued accelerating, repeatedly colliding with patrol vehicles and obstacles in an effort to escape. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. real. Well, Heat. Heat. somewhere. As the level of risk escalated, law enforcement coordinated multiple units to surround and fully disable the vehicle. Once the vehicle was immobilized, officers approached according to procedure, broke a window, and restrained the driver, bringing the situation to an end to ensure public safety. Can't turn the on careful. Here we are. He uh paper. Arkansas State Police stopped a vehicle and encountered a suspect displaying signs of psychological distress. From the initial contact, the individual continuously shouted, behaved erratically, and resisted, rendering communication ineffective Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Still moving together. There was a new model about 2023 or 2022. Heat. Heat. Uh he's staying. Faced with the risk of escalation, officers were required to apply control measures in accordance with procedure to manage the situation. Despite the suspect continuing to act agitated during transport, officers remained calm and maintained strict control, concluding the incident in a manner that ensured the safety of all involved. >> CFS comments. CFS comments. I'm going to tase you. Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop. >> Please. I'm just trying to move. Please. Please. >> In New Mexico, Santa Fe County deputies responded to reports of a vehicle driving erratically on a heavily trafficked roadway. When instructed to stop, the driver suddenly abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot through a residential area, forcing officers to pursue on foot. All units for 17. All units for 17. >> I'm going to tase you. Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop. >> Please. I'm just trying to move. Please. Please. >> Running. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Sit up. >> Please help me. >> One step. Sit down. >> Please help me. four. I'm on road 109. I'll give you the address here in a little bit. Stand by. >> I'm sir. I have 37. >> Stand up. >> What's your name? >> Crystal. >> As the suspect became fatigued and lost control, deputies quickly restrained the individual according to procedure, ensured safety, and conducted a medical check before transport. The situation illustrates how avoiding a traffic stop can quickly turn into a risky pursuit, even without weapons or high speed. >> What's that? >> I haven't run like that forever. >> Let's go walk that way. >> I feel like >> what's the numeric 17 take her over there? >> Yeah, please. We're going to be at 18 >> a little bit of time. >> Traction number two, >> please. >> Can you uh send me a 50? They were throwing stuff out of the truck. >> I think it was the bed of the truck. So, when she was coming south, right as our our call came in, I was in the area and uh I saw her leave. You want to see a thing? I'm going to let you have somebody come pick it up after you just run from me. Come on. >> I told you I'm sorry. Slow down. What began as a routine traffic violation quickly escalated when the driver failed to comply with a stop order and fled through multiple residential streets. Faced with the risk to pedestrians and other motorists, police maintained the controlled following distance, prioritizing monitoring rather than early intervention. Major post as quick as possible. Those residential areas further out. window. Hold down the window. Get out. Hold down the window. gun. We're out. Gun, boy. Get out of the car. >> The pursuit ended when the vehicle was stopped and the suspect was ordered out under officer control. Further investigation determined that the reason for fleeing was related to the driver's license status, illustrating how a minor violation can rapidly lead to serious consequences when a person chooses to evade rather than cooperate. The content is edited for operational analysis purposes. Subscribe to the channel now to continue following along. Go. >> You got >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> The incident began when police noticed a vehicle illegally parked directly in front of headquarters and decided to conduct a check. Instead of cooperating, the driver locked the doors, refused to communicate, and failed to provide identification, causing what should have been a simple check to stall. >> Ma'am, just open the door for us. >> Right now, we got to talk to you. >> I think she's resisting rental car. Yeah. >> Can you open the door, >> please? Got some good insulation in this vehicle. it. If you don't cooperate, we're gonna have to break the window. So, together Director for dispatch, we are turning left onto Harbor. Speeds are 15 mph. Subject appears to be coming to a complete stop right outside city hall. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You don't have an option anymore. Relax. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> When the driver unexpectedly began moving the vehicle slowly away from the area and continued to ignore commands, police were forced to escalate their response to prevent a potential escape. With the individual barricaded inside the vehicle, and dialogue no longer effective, officers broke a window, removed the driver, and restrained the person according to procedure, concluding the incident with an arrest in which the escalation stemmed from repeated refusal to cooperate. Let go of your bag. You are not. >> You don't have an option anymore. Let go of it back. >> Do you want to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> I am not drinking influence of anything. I've never taken drugs in my life. >> Would you like to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> The real police are on their way. >> All right, ma'am. But I'm going to ask you one more time and if you don't >> I will >> to confirm. You want to? >> Yeah. Because I'm not under the influence of anything and the real police are on the way. >> Really? >> Really? I had a little bit with dinner like at 5:00 in the the evening. I am totally broke. Michigan State Police identified a stolen Ford F-150 that failed to comply with a stop order. The vehicle fled at very high speed across inter county roads, prompting law enforcement to deploy spike strips to reduce the risk to surrounding traffic. Boy Charles 11 1 93 the vehicle high rate speeds pursuit initiated speeds at 94. Continuing west on 44, just passing 34 Pull your vehicle over. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. isn't flat. So just a front driver on the road driving speed Clear 16. After striking the spikes, the truck continued traveling on deflated tires and bare rims until it lost control and went down a steep embankment, ejecting the driver. Officers quickly moved in, secured the scene, and requested medical assistance, concluding the incident with an operational intervention aimed at ending the escalating threat. You're the only one in the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Why you running? >> I got so many warrants. >> So, >> yeah. You able to get you stay with him while I go grab my med bag? >> LAY DOWN. NOW LAY DOWN. >> LAY THE DOWN ON HIS STOMACH. You'll get tag. >> Keep your hands. >> Stand up. >> In the early morning of June 28th, 2025 in St. Augustine, St. John's County deputies were dispatched to a residence following reports of serious disruptive behavior posing a potential safety risk to those inside. Fearing detection, the victim silently sought help by texting 911. >> Come out now with your hands up. We know you're in there. We still we still have not had a visual on anyone yet. >> Justin, come out now. He's talking back. >> Hey, there he goes. He's squirreled in the back. We can We can take this room right here. >> Justin, it's the sheriff's office. Come out that hallway right there. >> Close the back door. I'll get you women out of here. We can go about our business. >> Okay, you're going to come out now with your hands up. Let me see your hands. >> Justin, let me see your hands. He's going out back door. Back door. Hey, let me see your foot. He's got a knife. Get on the ground. Get him out. >> Justin, get on the ground or he's going to get hit again. >> Get down. >> We're at the back door. >> LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN. >> LAY the down on his stomach. He'll get tased. >> Keep your hands Put your hands out in front of you. >> Hold them. We got it. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. >> After arriving on scene and assessing the level of risk, law enforcement chose a controlled intervention using less lethal measures to quickly stabilize the situation. The suspect was subsequently subdued and taken into custody safely, bringing the dangerous incident to an end. >> We're ready. All right. Thank you. Hold still. >> Can I turn my car? >> I'll take care of your car. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I want you. I want you to hurt me. Stop. Stop. >> No. Nobody's hurting you. >> Look at the camera. I want you. >> Police were called to a business after a man returned to look for his phone despite being unwelcome. Upon contact, officers observed signs that Aldo had been drinking and confirmed he had driven to the location. To ensure safety, they conducted field sobriety tests. >> Paperh. >> What is this piece of paper? >> This is a receipt. >> Yes. For the driver license like before. I never prepared. >> Do you have a license? >> No, I'm waiting for that one. >> You're waiting for this one? >> Yeah. Never been to my home >> in March 2021. >> Yes, I do. >> What's uh right? >> No, I'm not walking. I'm walking like >> Yeah, sure. Are you come back? >> How did you get here? You were Were you on golf? >> My car. My car. >> Were you on golf a minute ago? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Were you drinking in here? >> No. >> Do you have your uh do you have your uh car keys on you or your insurance card? >> No. No. No. No. Nothing. >> Do you have your insurance? >> Yes. >> Where are your keys to your car? >> It's I know the question. I know you like >> Yeah, I was just in here before. >> You know, you know what they call like going to put them right here. So, make sure you're okay. Yeah, my professor. I'm not sit down. >> You're not going to sit down. >> I'm looking for my phone. That's why I want my phone. >> Is it in there? >> I don't give a with my phone. >> Oh, I I'll talk to them about that after I get my part my uh my partners. Right. >> Give me my phone. My stuff. >> We'll figure that out later. >> Wait, wait, wait. I looking for your family. >> I know how many baby you pitching. You can call your pitching. >> Are you >> Why? Why? I'm upset because you steal my phone. >> That's not figure out for you. >> I'm a manager. I'm a manager. Guys, >> do you have any medical issues, Aldo? >> No. >> Are you uh you're okay to walk? >> Yes. Yes. You think? And you're okay to drive? >> And you were just driving on golf. To get here, you're put your feet put your feet together, hands on your sides. >> Like this? >> Yeah. Just like that. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. Here's what I want you to do. See my fingertip? >> Yes. >> We'll use a pen. >> Yeah. >> Just No. Keep your head still. Keep your head still. You're moving your head. Just move your eyes. >> Just your eyes. You understand? >> Yes. >> Just take your left foot. Keep it where it is. Go back a little bit. Go back. Go back over here a little bit. So we don't run on our own. Now put your right foot Okay. No, wait. No. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. >> There's a There's a right there. >> Okay. Stay like that. >> One, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. One, two. >> Are you curious? >> No. Let me Can I call my lawyer because you Well, you may call on what you want. You might call my lawyer want to lose or you want to me up. It's up to you. >> I I don't care you. I'm waiting for whatever. You want to try me. >> I respect you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Are you sure? >> Thank you. I want you just put your hands behind your back. Why? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. >> Why? Why you put my hand like this? Why you putting my hand? Ready? All right. >> Thank you. Can I find my target for you? I'll take care of your car. >> We'll get everything picked up. I'm going to go outside. See if they got your phone. Where's your Where's your phone? No. You I looking for my phone. >> I'm going to go talk to him about your phone. I don't >> know. >> Okay. >> I want to I'm going to take it away from the police station. >> During the evaluation, Aldo failed to properly perform the balance and coordination exercises. He was informed he was under arrest for suspected DUI. The situation then escalated as Aldo resisted, refused to follow instructions, and repeatedly threatened officers. After being restrained and transported to the station, he continued to act disorderly. >> I want you I want you to help me. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> Why are you told you >> you I'm not driving you. Where are you driving? right way. >> Ultimately, Aldo was charged with resisting arrest, battery to a peace officer, and criminal trespass along with DUI and violations related to his driver's license and insurance. >> Right here, what mama do, my little wife, all the way back. During a patrol shift amid heavy snowfall, police identified a Dodge Ram suspected of being connected to a serious warrant and quickly initiated surveillance. When the vehicle turned off the main roadway, the pursuit moved into complex terrain where limited visibility and slick road conditions forced units to slow down, maintain distance, and communicate continuously to avoid unintended. There's no way there's no outlet out here. Yes, we know. 150 miles away. Another example. We're showing you northbound on way headed towards 412. >> Yeah, we're northbound. We might be stuck in the snow. Receiving back up. Get >> the vehicle repeatedly changed direction, drove down snow cover trails, and then suddenly stopped after becoming stuck. The engine was shut off and the vehicle disappeared from view, prompting police to shift to an area containment strategy, securing access points and verifying information that the suspect was believed to reside near the scene. The pursuit ended without a direct confrontation, reflecting how law enforcement prioritized safety and risk control when environmental conditions did not permit a forced approach. >> Taking that stop on the way. I hope you can make it all the way back. One, two, three. >> Yeah. Watch the car though. I got the middle. >> Park Forest Police received a call about a man slumped over the steering wheel of a pickup truck that was running with the doors locked. Upon arrival, officers observed signs consistent with a suspected opioid overdose with a syringe still lodged in the driver's arm. >> All right. Careful, knife. Yeah. Watch the car though. I got the needle over here. >> Hey buddy. >> Officers JP Garity and Christopher Batzel immediately forced entry to reach the unconscious man and quickly administered Nlloxxone, which each officer was equipped with. The timely intervention revived the man before medical personnel arrived to continue treatment and transport him to the hospital. Dash cam footage captured the entire life-saving moment, reflecting the importance of rapid response and proper equipment in emergency situations, while also highlighting the serious impact of opioid abuse on the community. >> Where is it? I took it out. You took it out. >> Hey buddy. >> A single moment of non-compliance can change the entire outcome. The video is presented for operational analysis purposes and does not replace the original footage. Subscribe to the channel to follow the next real world situations. >> In Houston, Texas on August 10th, 2025, Houston police were searching for a 34year-old suspect in connection with a series of armed robberies. The man stopped briefly, asked why, then immediately stepped on the gas and fled, leading to a tense chase that ended at Aspen Meadow Drive. >> Hands up. You're getting pulled over. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. You're getting pulled over. >> We'll talk about that here in a second. Step out with your hands up. You're getting pulled over. This is a traffic stop. Step out with your hands up. >> Step out with your hands up. You're getting pulled over. The suspect stepped out holding two guns, ignoring orders to drop his weapons. >> PUT THAT GUN DOWN. PUT THAT GUN DOWN. Put the gun down. >> PUT THE GUN DOWN. DROP THE GUN. >> It's not worth it. It's not worth it. Talk about that later. >> Hey, for now, PUT THE GUN DOWN and walk this way. >> Put the guns down and walk this way, brother. Brother, >> drop the weapon, >> brother. It's not worth your life. You have, Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life. It's >> not worth it. >> Do not want to shoot. >> You're the end of the road. It's not worth it, brother. >> It's not worth it, brother. >> It's not worth it, brother. >> Drop the weapon. >> Brother, it's not worth your life. You're not. Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life, >> bro. It's not worth it, brother. Drop the weapon, >> brother. It's not worth your life. You're not Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life, >> bro. >> Drop the weapon. We do not want to shoot you. >> The end of the row and go back. >> Drop the weapon. Hey, fire. Keep fire. Hey, look. >> Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. >> In a split second of life and death, police officers fired. The suspect died. >> Hey, anybody got first aid? >> Resisting violence only leads to tragedy. Cooperating with the law is the only way to continue living a better life. Right now >> in Hillsboro County, Florida, police arrived to calm down Ralph Buzzy, 28, who was out of control while sitting in his car in the yard. Boozy ignored them and drove away, heading toward the police. Two officers were injured. >> Get out of THE VEHICLE RIGHT NOW. >> GET OUT. GET ON THE FLOOR. >> Boozy continued to resist after getting out of the car, forcing police to use a taser to subdue him. Buzzy has an extensive criminal history and now faces charges of attempted murder against a police officer. In Glendale, Arizona, officer Anthony Conno spotted a small red sedan on the side of the road that appeared to have been in an accident. When he approached, he found Abel Rodriguez inside. I don't have any call holdings and the tom unit that took that accident earlier. I think it was just a hit and run. No vehicle info on the HR vehicle. >> Open your door. Open your door. >> Nothing. >> Open your [ __ ] door. >> 21 David 98. 21 David advising 98 Glendale just south. I need units to start. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> 22 EDWARD STAY OFF THE air for 21 south. >> Rodriguez pulled out a gun hidden in his shirt and opened fire and Kono returned fire. A shootout ensued. >> All units traffic for 61 and Glendale. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET INSIDE YOUR HOUSE. ADAM 68.23. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET BACK IN YOUR HOUSE. GET ON THE GROUND. GET AWAY FROM THE HOUSE. >> Rodriguez was eventually treated at the scene and taken to the hospital. Was lucky to be unharmed. It was an unexpected situation. Something police officers must prepare for every day. >> Should be a safe location for them to work on. Copy fire engine. Copy. What's that road? In Lee County, Florida, on July 8th, 2025 on Interstate 75, trooper Jonathan Hernandez spotted a Chevy Silverado speeding at 100 mph, weaving through traffic. Good morning, bro. Heat. Heat. Think it's all set up. coming strong. The troopers coordinated continuously attempting multiple pits but failing and the suspect even collided with a patrol car 155 10 4 15 Location. Despite losing a front tire, the Silverado recklessly drove more than 100 mph before being forced onto the grass and forced to stop. Kevin Donald Rearden 2, 34, resisted but was quickly subdued. At the hospital, results showed that Reirdon had a blood alcohol level of 0.152 and was found to be in possession of illegal drugs. A reckless chase ended in legal action, leaving a clear lesson. Alcohol, drugs, and driving are a toxic combination. >> Hey, hey, hey. What's in your hand? HEY, HE'S GOT A KNIFE. IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, on August 31st, 2025, a patrol of two officers stopped a man riding a bicycle without lights. The man suddenly ran away, forcing the two officers to chase and try to subdue him. >> Hey, turn over. >> Hey, hey, hey. What's in YOUR HAND? >> HEY, HE'S GOT A KNIFE. >> HEY, turn over. Hey, hey, hey. WHAT'S IN YOUR HAND? >> HEY, HE'S GOT A KNIFE. >> During the struggle, he pulled out a knife, forcing the officers to open fire. Unfortunately, he died. >> Cooperate with the police because weapons will only lead you into a corner. Hi, >> ma'am. In Fairfax County, Virginia, Trooper C. Aziz was talking to a drunk driver who had parked dangerously in the middle of the road. >> Fair. >> Hello. Hey, I'm Trooper Ziz. Are you okay? >> Nothing. Why are you stopped in the middle of the street? >> What happened to your car, ma'am? >> Can you get back in your car for me? Get back in. Sit in your car. I'm going to close your door. Okay. I'm going to talk to you. Do you mind if I have your keys? >> No. >> Your keys for you? >> No. Okay. Why are you stopped in the middle of the street? I'm sorry. >> I said this is >> Okay. Are you okay? Do you want me to call medical? >> No. >> 45. Can you send me additional units? She won't identify herself. >> I knew you'd stay in THE CAR, MA'AM. A TRUCK STOPPED BEHIND HIM TO SHIELD HIM when suddenly another driver, also drunk, collided with the back of the truck. Fortunately, the trooper was okay and immediately stood up and signal for help. >> Can you roll down your window? Okay, >> man. Sit back in your car. >> Put on your seatelt for me. Okay. >> Both drivers, Joanna Hatch, 35, and Erica Bernard, 43, were arrested on multiple DUI and other criminal charges. >> Never drive under the influence of alcohol. A moment of carelessness can lead to disaster. >> Would you like to blow a little device? You just look that way. All right. Go ahead. Put your back. All right. You are being placed under arrest with a Okay. Watch out. Watch out. It's dropping. In San Francisco, California, on September 4th, 2025, police approached one Antonio Sado, a man walking on the 101 freeway near the Caesar Chavez exit. Sado suddenly pulled out a pair of scissors. Hey, watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> The tense situation escalated in an instant, forcing an SFPD officer to open fire. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> No. >> Officers then immediately provided first aid before Sorado was taken to San Francisco General Hospital where he is in stable condition. Your life is too precious, so don't take risks. In Russellville, Arkansas on September 5th, 2025, a silver Honda Accord was speeding at 50 mph in a 30 mph residential area, setting off a high-speed chase. When police signaled for a stop, the driver ignored it, passed the car, crossed lanes, drove more than 70 mph through a stop sign, and then sped onto Interstate 40 at a top speed of 130 mph. 1937 cross speed about 100 turning east on I40. car. Target Heat. Heat. The chase continued through Pottsville where The car flew over the curb and landed in a parking lot. A lot of smoke coming this. >> But despite the speed and danger, the suspect, Nathan Jose Alimar, tried to get back on the road, but was approached by a patrol car. Kill the ground. Kill the ground. Turn around. Face down. He faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, driving without a license, running a stop sign, and other traffic violations. Hey, let me see. >> In Vallejo, California, on August 29th, 2025, police were called to Ascot Parkway after receiving reports of car vandalism and the suspect was wanted on multiple warrants. >> Hey, let me see your hand. >> Hey, let me see your hand. Drop the gun. >> Your hand. >> Hey, let me see your gun. Hey, >> drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Let me see your head. >> Hey, let me see your hand. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Alexander Schumann was surprised. He walked straight toward them, holding up what appeared to be a gun. Schumann luckily survived the police response. The weapon later recovered was only an air gun, not worth the danger he himself faced. November >> in Foresight, Georgia. A car driven by Ashley Stevens, 22, aka the Hennessy Smuff, was traveling at 131 mph before crashing on I75. 48 took exit 5. He's taking a left on exit five. Take a left on exit five. Remember 345 coming up on exit three. Coming up on exit three. He's riding in the shoulder. 348 right now. 1050. 1050. 1050. 1050. Okay, >> Stevens faces a slew of charges ranging from DUI to escape and was sentenced to 2 years in prison. Hey, man. >> The passenger, Rico Martin, 18, fled but was caught a few steps later and sentenced to 25 days in jail. Put your hands up. EVERYBODY ON THE GROUND. STAY ON THE GROUND. Stay on the ground. Markeesia Shine, 21, impersonated a correctional officer and displayed multiple arrest warrants. Also in the car were Dante and Johnson, 17, who was found to be carrying a stolen gun and a 16-year-old girl who was hospitalized. A chaotic night of speed, alcohol, guns, and false identities ended in legal trouble. I'm blow out of prison. I got [ __ ] up on my life. >> 98. >> You got a knife, dude? You want to drop the knife? >> You want this or no? What was his lighting? Let's just make sure he uh doesn't go somewhere crazy, do anything, and then cancel out. terrorizing people wherever he's trying to in Bakersfield, California. Police responded to a report of a man with a knife acting erratically in a parking lot on White Lane. >> When officers arrived, the man fled, leading to an overnight pursuit. We got one armor running eastbound lane. Put it out. channel 15. >> I'm going to keep on your ID. >> In the 900 block of White Lane, an officer confronted the suspect. In a tense moment, shots were fired as the suspect held up a suspicious object. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW ON THE GROUND. >> 998 98. Let me see you ground. >> Get on the ground. GMO Pedron Huerta, 35, died. Police recovered a screwdriver instead of a knife from the suspect's side. three white lane and monitor. Subject's down against the center. >> In West Memphis, Arkansas on September 6th, 2025, a minor violation of driving without lights turned into a dangerous pursuit exceeding 80 mph. for 887 23 >> to uh we're continuing over Ingram southbound. Dispatch unit. angry right turn to the right. LOOK AT ME. PUT IT IN PARK. >> Got another TV. We're going back to 21. They're still in pursuit. Headed back to the apartment. Multiple TVI shots were taken, but the driver, Jimmy Lee Kegler Jr., stubbornly fled. Police stopped the car in an apartment complex. Put your HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR NOW. >> Hands up. Kegler remained inside until the window was broken and he was forced out. He faces a series of charges including driving under the influence, fleeing, resisting arrest, causing property damage, and a license violation in Boise, Idaho. Adam Lee Cook, 41, was identified as a suspect in a series of armed robberies that rocked the area. When cornered in a residential area, he fled on foot and was spotted by AK9 hiding behind a house. >> I'm going to kill you if you brought them out here. Show me your hands now. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT BY A DOG. >> DROP THE GUN AND SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Come on. Come on. Right here. >> Cook used a piece of wood to pretend to be a gun. This prompted police to open fire in self-defense. >> I don't know. >> It was in his right hand. He banged it on the wall and then he came out and presented it. >> Hey dude, we would need to get you some help. Tell me where the gun is. Cook survived but faced a heavy sentence, multiple counts of robbery, escape, and weapons possession, and was eventually sentenced to life in prison with 40 years in prison. In Atlanta, Georgia, a silver Dodge Durango was speeding through a restricted area on I75, weaving across multiple lanes, nearly colliding with other vehicles, running red lights, and even cutting into oncoming traffic on Moors Mill Road. National 28 different course. More than ever traffic. Take a right on my drop Got a 14. Shortly after the 17th Street exit, a well-timed pit from the Georgia State Patrol stopped the getaway car. The driver and passengers were forced to exit the vehicle and the driver was quickly apprehended and taken to Fulton County Jail after a medical examination. In Bay County, Florida, on September 3rd, 2025, 911 calls came in about a man wandering along Weber Road, carrying a gun and behaving erratically. >> Mr. Smith, by the strap and put it down, please. >> Camera on. >> It's on. >> Mr. Smith, do you know where you're at? >> Yep. >> This is Carolina. >> Okay. >> Can I take that off of you? >> Huh? >> You got a gun. You got two of them. >> I know you got two of You all mine. So why you all just one, >> Mr. Smith? >> When a deputy approached, Justin Chandler Smith, who had a gun hanging from his waist, became aggressive. >> Put it down. PUT IT DOWN. >> HEY, shots fired. >> Drop the gun. >> I need code three now. I got shots fired. from the office. >> When he opened fire, the deputy returned fire almost immediately. Smith died. 4241 code three. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> All right, they're wrecked out. Wrecked out. >> In Forest City, Arkansas, on September 4th, 2025, a black Lincoln MKZ was speeding over 100 mph on I55, ignoring a stop sign. 44 city 1037 to pass Walker. It's a Tennessee tag. She's trying to cut off Marcy. It's a Lincoln. She's trying to locker maybe. All right, they're wrecked out. Wrecked out. You're on. >> As the car lost control, slid into the oncoming lane, and crashed through a wooden fence, police closed in. Justin Brewer was arrested. >> All right, hold. >> Hey, watch your watch your crossfire. >> DRIVER, CLIMB OUT THE PASSENGER SIDE. HEY, BRING BRING YOUR DOG OVER HERE. BRING YOUR DOG OVER HERE. GET OUT OF THE CAR AND GO FACE DOWN. GO FACE DOWN. YOU'RE GETTING THAT CAVE. YES, SIR. >> DOWN. Face that way. >> Evidence seized included cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and evidence that Brewer was driving with a suspended license, without insurance, and intentionally destroying evidence. Trying to flee and destroy evidence will only result in a more serious sentence. So, stop before your mistake turns into a tragedy. Get on the ground. >> In Aurora, Colorado on August 30th, 2025, when police tried to stop a driver for a traffic violation, he did not stop and caused a series of collisions. Stay in the car. Don't move. Don't move. >> Stay in there. Give Give me your hands. Show me your hands. Get your hands up, dude. >> Get your hands up. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get away from that. >> The man got out of the car, ignored the police's orders, and started a struggle. The officer found a gun lying on the ground near the suspect. >> Get that [ __ ] >> I hear you. >> Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] >> Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> I hear you. >> Get that [ __ ] Get that [ __ ] Chill. Chill. Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Officer. Chill. >> Get that [ __ ] >> Get on the ground. >> Oh yeah. >> Get that get that [ __ ] GET ON THE GROUND. >> Oh yeah. >> You ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this, huh? >> Get on the ground. >> You ready for this? >> Ready for this, huh? >> You ready for this, huh? >> Get on the ground. >> Ready for this? >> Although he was not holding a gun, he still advanced in an attacking position. The police were forced to open fire. Hey. Hey, get over there behind us. There's a gun over there. Behind the boxes. Hey. Hey. Get over there behind us. There's a gun over there. Behind the boxes. >> The man died at the scene. A small mistake is not worth your risk. >> There's one in the head as well. In Decal County, Georgia on April 15th, 2025, police surveillance technology detected a murder suspect who had committed the crime just hours earlier driving a gray Nissan Ultima on Memorial Drive. Watson immediately crossed into the middle lane to flee. You got it. Right here. Right here. Hang on. I got it. I got it. I got it. There it is. Hold. Pinch it. Pinch it. To prevent a potentially tragic pursuit, the police quickly executed a precise pit, causing the car to stop. Follow it. Watson and his passenger Byron Thomas, who also had a warrant for his arrest, were restrained on the spot. No matter how fast they ran, justice would catch up. In Fargo, North Dakota on June 7th, 2025, from a security monitoring center, an officer spotted two men in the Roberts Alley parking lot. One with an arrest warrant, the other with drugs. The man with the warrant was immediately arrested while the second man, Joseph Manatawabi, 37, fled. Joseph. >> Joseph, >> one of our officers saw you on the camera smoking from the >> I wasn't smoking. I was just walking through. >> Well, they called out your exact strategy, so you're just playing right now. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Can you just go ahead and put your >> No. Can I call Can I get some help? >> No. What am I What did I do wrong? Where am I going to hand? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> If you put your hands behind your back, we can tell you. >> Where am I going? >> Yeah, we're good. We good? >> Yeah. >> When stopped, he resisted violently, attacked the officers, and continued to run. West side of Salvation Arbit now. Stop. >> A dramatic chase took place through several streets and finally Manatawabi was subdued and handcuffed. Manowabi was sentenced to 5 years in prison. Resistance and violence cannot erase mistakes. like a hiccup. >> I was under my [ __ ] Bunch of officer, man. >> I did. He was a traitor. >> I wasn't even an officer. >> I'm under cover. >> You want a 600? >> I'm the chief of police. I've been illegally paid. Three counts of assault on peace officer. Now >> in the Florida Keys, a Dodge Ram was traveling 70 mph in a 45 mph zone, then fled when police signaled it to stop. The car swerved at more than 100 mph across the 7m bridge. I'm 48. I'm passing the 31. The speed and traffic condition. Heat. Heat. 10:13 48. I'm approaching the north or east end of the bridge versus 47 so far. I'm going to be with you last 48. The reckless driver, Joshua Sephitus, forced the car into the oncoming lane and fled by boat. The Monroe Police Department's water unit approached and subdued the driver. >> Hey, you want to come out? We got patrol on the way. That was stupid. Investigation revealed that Lepitas was a repeat offender with multiple suspended licenses. He faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, and other offenses. Surrender rather than flee. >> In Lach, Texas, Carlos Martinez, 32, returned to retrieve his belongings after being evicted from his apartment and got into an argument. Martinez refused to leave the SUV when asked by police. That's fireball. >> Step up. Come on, man. Come on, man. 23 23 CHEST FIRE. >> The situation quickly escalated as the two struggled, forcing the officer to use a taser. The taser failed to stop him and the vehicle then backed toward the officers in an attempt to flee. One officer pulled a child out of the front seat while others fired to stop the suspect. Martinez was arrested 24 hours later, a humiliating end to an unnecessary confrontation. Like and subscribe for more real life lessons. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Matthew Harden, a 23-year-old wanted fugitive, cut off the GPS tracking and sped away in a stolen car. He had a lengthy criminal record, including a shooting that had occurred just the day before. He was recklessly avoiding patrol cars pits and driving recklessly with the car's malfunctioning condition. After driving up the I43way ramp, he lost control and hit a sign. Pardon was eventually stopped by police. The lesson, no fugitive escapes justice that what is the address of the emergency street? We need to hurry, please. He has this dude has a gun inside my house. >> Slow down. Okay, slow down. What is that? HE JUST SHOT ME IN MY LEG, DUDE. >> Where are you? >> I'm hiding. >> Where are you hiding? >> Where in the leg were you shot? >> Okay. on like the upper or the lower part of your leg? >> It's just It's just a grave. >> Are you there? >> He's bleeding right now. >> Where? >> He's in a red Mustang. He's in a red >> in Aurora, Colorado. Shots rang out in the Clinton neighborhood and the suspect identified as Joseé Luis Rodriguez Balorama, 28, returned to the scene with a gun in his hand. >> 204 good attempt murder. Driver should be Jose Rodriguez left in a red Mustang. They they they were chasing him. >> Yeah. They >> Where did it happen? >> It happened It started in my house. >> Okay. >> All right. It started in my house. >> I can come in. >> He was sitting He was sitting on my couch. >> Okay. Just have a seat. >> It's my alley. I'm trying. I know. during a tense standoff when he refused to drop his weapon. Officers opened fire. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> He's right there. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. We have one of its Gun's right there. Right there. >> Where did he shoot you? I was like right there in the alley, dude. >> I'm with you. >> Oh [ __ ] See? I see. Shots fired. Shots fired. He says right there. >> Two shots fired. 28 fire. Shots fired. We have one down. >> Rodriguez Balorama later died at the hospital. So weapons and violence never resolve conflicts that I >> I'm holding. John's right there. Don's right there. I know. Oh my god. Let me get on the [ __ ] radio. >> Give us the air. Give us the air. In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Brett Gambino, 29, was pulled over by police for not wearing a seat belt in a blue pickup truck with two friends in tow. unit. >> Dash cam footage shows Gambino swerving around a parking lot, speeding through a field, and then back onto the main road. At its climax, he turned near a Sonic drive-in and drove the wrong way on the I35 ramp. on eastbound on 50. We just adise covering each other up ON THE RADIO. HE'S on the wrong way on the southbound. We are now southbound. But he's back on the road going northbound on the service road. He has lost The damaged tire was quickly pulled over by a patrol car and Gambina was arrested. Obey traffic signals and drive safely for your own safety and the safety of those around you. Do I pick up? Yes, that's him. 520 West Charles page. >> Hoodie, rock on, buddy. That police want I got a guy in a black hoodie. In Tulsa, Oklahoma, police responded to a report of an armed robbery at a financial services store at Pine and Lewis. The suspect was quickly identified as 16-year-old Isaiah Perez. A police helicopter spotted Perez near Springdale Elementary School. Stop. Are you going to shoot me? Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Show me your [ __ ] hand. Show me your hand. Go in. Show me your hand. Shots fired. Shots fired. Okay. Hey. All right. Just down. >> We see the gun. >> Okay. >> A chase ensued on bicycles, then on foot through a residential area. When cornered, Perez pulled a gun from his waistband, forcing police to return fire. Perez died. Never let Greed drive you down a dead ND. >> Everybody's okay. We need >> Pull your hand down. >> We need a shield up here. Go ahead and stay. In Sagenoth, Michigan, patrol officers spotted a vehicle matching the description of suspect Greg Atwood, who was wanted in Bay County. Yep. >> Crash out. Crash out. Crashing out. I'll wait for you. >> Going north on Adams. >> I don't want to fit him. >> Let's get a second car here. Can you get a hold of us? >> Atwood sped away. Sirens blared along I 675. The car swerved, scattering items in the back of the vehicle along the way. Heat. Heat. We're still going the wrong way. Strong land, crash, crash, crash, crash. >> The pursuit veered into a residential area until the car lost control and went through a home. The suspect was trapped inside, forcing firefighters to cut open the door to free him. Atwood faces more serious charges after fleeing. That is enough to teach us a lesson that I am >> gas. There's a gas leak. I think that's gas. I don't know. >> There's a gas leak of some sort now. Fresno, California. >> I'm crying. I need you to please come to my apartment. >> I'm My ex is I need to kill himself. >> Okay. What's the name of the street? >> North Dante Avenue. >> Dante? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons right now? >> No. Police responded to an emergency call from a wife reporting that her husband Maximilliano Sosa, 33, was in distress after a domestic dispute. When police approached, Sosa left and then returned, driving, injuring an officer and then fleeing. Police tried to calm Sosa down over the phone, but he continued to make threats and challenges. Just after 4:00 a.m. >> Hey, Max again. [ __ ] daddy cuz of you. >> Hey, Max. >> No, go [ __ ] yourself, my guy. Right. I already told you. You ain't got nothing to [ __ ] say to me. Nothing's going to change my mind. My mind is made. You understand that? Quit wasting your [ __ ] time. Go to sleep. Go hug your wife, your girlfriend, whatever the [ __ ] you got, and cherish that [ __ ] Okay. >> He returned holding kitchen scissors, repeatedly provoking the officers, and arguing with his wife. Efforts to calm him down were unsuccessful as he tried to lunge at the officers. Police opened fire. Sosa died. In a mental health crisis, seek help rather than resort to violence. That I >> don't do it, dude. >> Don't do it, bro. I'm telling you right now, >> Max, bro. Talking about >> Max, stop. >> This is what you [ __ ] wanted. >> This is what you [ __ ] wanted. >> Hey, dude. I need I need you to realize we can talk it out. >> No, we [ __ ] can't. >> Why can't we talk it out? Do it for your daughter. Do it. Do it for your daughter. They're [ __ ] jackass. At least do your [ __ ] research. My daughter, I don't have the [ __ ] [ __ ] daughter. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. All right. I get that. I get that. >> You can go out that way. I'll let you go out that way. >> You want to let me go out? >> Yeah, I'll let you go. >> She has to go out with me, though. >> Yeah. I'm not going to hurt her. That's my boy's mom. I'm not going to hurt her. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to hurt her. I'm not going to worry about her. >> Just You want to go out there? >> I want you guys. >> Stop, dude. >> Off. Let's go. >> Orlando, Florida. The Florida Highway Patrol, FHP, spotted a vehicle associated with a drug suspect. When the officer signaled for the driver to stop, the driver ignored the signal and sped away in a desperate manner. >> Turn the light. Turn the light on. Slip on blocking. Drop block. in a minute. Coming down the vehicle signal 12 whiskey >> back southbound on south. The chase was intense on busy streets. Several times the officer had to use a pit to stop the vehicle attempting fail. Get them on fire. And we're going to be able driving failing. >> After a tense chase, the suspect was eventually cornered and arrested. Dot. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel to watch dramatic chases like this. >> Sir, I got my question. >> In Fresno, California, police responded to a call about a man making threats at a shopping center near North Fry Road. >> I'm not for Washington. I'm just leaving there. There's someone driving around. Santa is going to wait. They're going to search him and be cool. >> Okay. You have a description of the vehicle or the person? >> Uh he was wearing a hood and just like a white wagon. >> A white wagon. >> Volkswagen. Something like that. >> Okay. You like to say info? >> I think it I think it was white. >> Okay. What color was the hoodie? >> I I couldn't see. It's dark. >> Was it a dark hoodie or a light hoodie? Uh, I followed gas dark. >> Okay. And tell me what happened. What was the person doing? >> Just driving around and he was waving a gun out the window. It looked like he was going to He said he was going to start shooting and I just I just got out of there. >> Okay. What kind of gun was it? >> I couldn't tell you. >> Was it a handgun? A long gun? A >> handgun, I think. Okay. Was it dark? >> I think so. Yeah. Okay. And then uh what race was he? >> White, I believe. >> Did he say it to anybody in particular or was just kind of saying it openly? >> Openly. >> And what direction was he going? >> Uh he he was just doing circles in the parking lot. I didn't know. >> And how long did you see him? >> A minute. I I got out there. He I heard him talking. Junior, >> Brian, >> what's your call back number? You >> call the police about somebody with a gun? I tell you, or what was how did how did that happen? >> I couldn't tell you. I was just in the area and he drove by and said he was going to start shooting and I just got out. >> As officers approached outside Fort Washington Fitness, the situation escalated. Ryan Brooks, 26, refused to comply with commands. When he suddenly pulled his hands out of his pockets, officers opened fire. >> Put your hands up. Walk back over here with your hands up now. Put your hands up. Take your hands out of pocket now. Hands out her pocket. I'm going to shoot you. >> Take your hand out pocket. 73 got shots fired. So break down. Shots fired. >> Your hands up now. >> Put your hands up. >> Take your hands out of your pockets. Take your hands out of your pockets. >> Quite unfortunate. Take your hand out of your pocket, dude. >> Miraculously, Brooks survived, but sentences still await him. But I in Tampa, Florida on February 14th, 2024, Eduardo Hernandez attempted to flee from police. His car, which had false license plates and was covered with tinted windows, quickly caught the attention of the Florida Highway Patrol. To stop the reckless act, the police were forced to execute a precise pit, causing the car to spin and become trapped in a circle. 10 minutes Here we go. Hernandez was finally apprehended in the middle of the intersection of 50th Street. Still resisting and using profanity. Hernandez was charged with a series of crimes, including high-speed escape, petty theft, and hit dash and dash run. I >> look at that. Look at that. The fucker's flying, but yet you arrest me. In Savannah, Georgia, a seemingly routine traffic stop turned tragic when Terry Kiler fled and opened fire. Officers Ruben Cologne and Michael Gonzalez responded, but were also wounded and survived. >> Well, if you was on the right, which where you came from, I must put my [ __ ] on top of the stop sign and uh I don't know. >> Okay. You got your license on you, partner? >> Uh, I don't have my license anymore. >> All right. Do me a favor. Turn off your car. Okay, that's fine. Turn off the car. Hand me the key. I'm just going to set it up here until we run you in. You know about >> All right. Mind stepping out since you're acting a little nervous and stuff. >> I'm not acting nervous. >> Yeah, you you acting a little nervous. You was hesitant on handing me the key and everything. So, okay. Going to step out the vehicle. Do me a favor. Step out the vehicle. >> I just want to make sure there's no weapons or anything. Do not be reaching in there, partner. SIR, >> Coiler died at the scene. A traffic stop is a safety procedure. Cooperate when necessary. THAT I In Palatka, Florida, while patrolling Reed Street, a highway patrol officer spotted a suspicious 2020 Chevrolet Malibu. The license plates did not match and the female driver appeared to be under the influence of drugs. They gave me, >> but she immediately fled when she learned that AK9 was coming to check. She pretended to stop halfway, then suddenly drove away. During the pursuit, the officer attempted to use a pit, but she avoided it and continued to accelerate to 130 mph. The car swerved and eventually disappeared off the road. Get out of your [ __ ] did it. There you go again. Yeah. >> Yeah. I think you just got to stick on the guard now back. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HAND. Angela Renee Marsh was arrested. Driving sober and obeying the law is always the safest option that I am. I am La Point, California. Police were called to Willow Avenue after several people reported a man acting erratically and arguing with his family. >> Our friend here is trying to become a little violent and is scaring his family. We need somebody to come and help us out here. He's getting out of control. He's getting violent. He's he's smacking the He's smacking the car. He's punching on the And he wants to get a hold of his family and kind of harm them. And they have to step back and they're frightened. >> And it's one It's 1:00 in the morning, so it's time to do something. We need your help. >> 911. What is your birthday? When they approached Isle Oralana, 43, he became confrontational, swinging a metal paint roller around. The moment he threw the object, police were forced to open fire. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> Okay. >> Relax. >> You relax. >> Who are you? >> Don't worry about me. >> Are you the neighbor? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to go inside. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Head down. Head down. Head down. >> Put it down. >> Better stop. Drop that right now. >> Drop that. Hey, go inside. Go inside. All of you go inside. GO. HEY, GO INSIDE. Go inside. >> He was lucky to be okay. But this was a lesson for Oralana to learn. Cooperate with the police when they are still using words that I >> know. Somebody ripped them off. >> Okay. Where's he at now? >> Okay. >> Relax. >> You relax. >> Who are you? >> Don't worry about me. >> Oh, are you the neighbor? >> Yeah. All right, we'll go inside. Let's go over here, dude. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Hey, relax. Relax. Hey, turn. Get down. Get >> down. Get back. Stop. >> Stop right now. >> Drop it right now. >> Go inside. Go inside. Willow. Let me see. >> Right. >> In Stevenville, Texas, a police chase has never been so bizarre. A calf led officers on a 12 block chase. There's someone there with their glass up the hill. >> Where you at? For 20 minutes, patrol cars and animal control units worked to surround the area, all in an effort to capture one calf. Finally, with the help of a quick-thinking citizen, the calf was safely restrained, ending a bizarre chase that could only be seen in Texas. Fire. Fire. Animals should be kept under control less they endanger traffic in themselves >> in Arkansas on Interstate 40. A black Cadillac was traveling at 109 mph in a 65 zone. When the patrol control officer signaled for a stop. The driver, Nicholas Bulock, sped away, crossing lanes and even driving the wrong way on the medium. At speeds of up to 135 mph, the car crossed the shoulder and weaved through traffic while making a sharp turn at the University Avenue exit on Interstate 630. Bulock lost control. He's going to try to go the wrong way. We're going back northbound on 430. >> He's probably going to try to take shack, but that's what we tried to do. All right. He break down. He wrecked. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Stupid ass. >> God damn it. I didn't even click it. God damn it. I just going to click it. >> He was subdued shortly afterward, admitting that he was afraid of getting his speeding ticket. A ticket is not worth the risk of losing your safety and freedom. I'm good. It's all the things you meant to say. But if you don't want