Stop. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] Get out. [Music] In Riverside, California, on June 18th, 2024, the Riverside Police Department's pop team searched Palm Avenue and chased the car that had been hijacked. Watch the football. >> Call you back. Eddie Madreal did not stop but drove into an apartment complex, ran to the back, and suddenly jumped out of the car with a gun in his hand. >> Facing danger, an officer opened fire. Madrical survived and faced a series of armed robbery charges with bail set at $1 million. Subscribe to never miss the most intense moments when criminals confront police. [Music] In Grant County, Arkansas, on September 27th, 2025, a white Chevrolet Malibu approached at nearly 92 mph in a 60 mph zone. Trooper Williams immediately turned around and pursued possibly out. I'm not sure 87 right now. Not 100% sure. [Music] Okay, go ahead and call traffic. [Music] >> The Malibu continued to accelerate, passing without signaling. At one point, reaching 107 mph. When the opportunity arose, Williams closed in and violently executed a TVI. The car spun sideways, left the road, and collided with a utility pole. >> TBI Hot Springs. Go ahead and send ambulance. He's wrecked out. Rolled over here. 167 North Grant. 670 427. [Applause] >> Can you get out? >> Need to get out. [Music] >> You need to get out. Get out. >> Police. Get out. >> I'm scared of the police. >> Well, running ain't going to do any good. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Come over here. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> That's too short. It's on video. >> You're right. It's all on video. Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Henderson was arrested despite resisting arrest. >> Hey, you failed to stop. >> I see you. Give me your other hand. Give me your other hand. >> Hey, see if y'all can stop turning that car off. Get the phone for a minute. Constitutional right. See if you can turn the car off so it doesn't burn up. If it's going to burn up, why? Why you got me right here? Last one never in 2013 I had in the industry 2013 I had a UV >> Why didn't you stop? because you I didn't see you. >> Yeah, I'm good, man. >> Thank you. >> A search of the car revealed a plastic bag containing marijuana. Henderson was jailed on a series of charges ranging from felony fleeing to possession of a controlled substance. >> If you want, go ahead and put that $5 in his pocket. That way it's less we got to worry about. It's a car. >> Yeah. Yeah. He's the only person. >> Subscribe to catch every heartp pounding police pursuit around each corner. [Applause] In Austin, Texas, on January 21st, 2024, a 911 call reported a man attacking another person and holding a hostage on Ottomer Lane. >> Yes. Get over here. >> Okay. >> Screams were heard, forcing police to break down the door. >> Oh, no. Go, go, go. Go go go go go go. [Applause] >> Inside they encountered Joseé Ronaldo Martinez Argua who was restraining a woman. In order to protect the victim's life, officers were forced to open fire. [Applause] [Applause] Hey, we got somebody coming around the [Applause] >> back. [Applause] Hey. Hey. Come here. Come here. [Music] >> Martinez Argueta survived but faces charges of firstdegree murder and two counts of aggravated assault with a weapon. [Music] >> In Elatchua County, Florida, a gold BMW. Evidence in a murder case was spotted driving north on USHWY441. The information was reported and sheriff's deputies immediately deployed forces ready to stop this dangerous vehicle. Trying to get a little bit off. [Music] 1996 line. [Music] >> Stop stick. I'm going be in the right lane. Try to push into the left lane. Uh some of you guys already on the grind right in front of you. What lane? What lane? [Music] >> Javon Stefan Barkley had no intention of surrendering. He sped away, weaving through spike strips and jumping over medians to escape. >> What a bad way. He's hurting. I beat him now. Please now my driver at Southwest 114 with traffic [Music] about to exit over on the truck on the ferry. [Music] aircraft. [Music] >> The tense chase ended with a precise pit stop. Guys, remember what you're doing. Walk traffic back in the back, please. [Music] Nice. [Music] >> How far on the north side of the prairie? I'll start traffic. [Music] You get both blocked or leave it blocked. [Music] Barkley was arrested and the subsequent investigation revealed Barkley was wanted for assault with a weapon and had a history of 13 driver's license revocations, many of them indefinitely. [Music] In Neapville, Illinois on June 3rd, 2022, a police officer was conducting a traffic stop on Bond Street. Suddenly, an unfamiliar car pulled up next to him. >> Where are you, dude? Who are you? >> Baz, I just been attacked. I just shot fired. Shots fired. Don't move. Don't move. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't fire. Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Stay in your car, man. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> He's down. Base. Send a medic. Send a medic. >> All right. You can take a picture and send it to me. >> Who are you, dude? Who are you? >> Edward San, 28, jumped out of the car, brandishing a hatchet. Faced with the direct threat, the officer opened fire. >> B, I just been attacked. I just shot Shots fired. Shots fired. Don't move. Don't move. >> McDow. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't fire. Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Came out with me. [ __ ] He stopped there. Came out the hatchet, dude. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Roll over onto your stomach. Roll over onto your stomach now. Roll over on >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Roll over onto your stomach. Roll over onto your stomach now. Roll over. [Music] Hold up. Step. Step up. Step up here. Step up here. Right over his head. Holy cow, man. >> You okay, man? Are you okay? Stay right there. All right. Relax. >> Oh my god. As a traffic sign. Simon was taken to the hospital but died. >> Oh my god. [Applause] >> Yeah, you're good. You're dead. [Music] Happened so fast. Is he shot? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Sorry. [Music] Lee County, Florida. July 5th, 2023. On I75, a yellow Fiat 500 speeds passed, nearly colliding with a pickup truck and then tailgating another vehicle at speeds exceeding 100 mph. [Music] [Music] [Music] In a narrow construction area, the Fiat tries to maneuver through a guardrail, but the driver eventually abandons the vehicle and flees on foot. [Music] Noel De Jesus Resto Jr. who has multiple warrants in Florida is arrested seconds later. [Music] You have a you got communications from Florida like a ID or something? I I actually don't have my ID on my name. >> That's fine. I'll run it through your souls. Give me a sec. >> So, I'm making you go out your way today, bro. Just bad day for me. So, >> yeah. I I really I'm really a good person. I just worried, you know. >> Never out that radio, bro. >> Yeah. >> They had guys coming this way, that way. There's only so many places to go on this road. >> Yeah. Fact. I did that. I'm the only dad right now with my kids. So, it's just like, damn, what now? What? That was my >> How good are you going to be in jail for the next little bit? >> Damn. My cousin was the one who just passed away on Treeline and Colonial. I'm probably going to miss the funeral. That's [ __ ] >> For a couple of misdemeanor, >> two misdemeanor. I ain't no felony war. It ain't nothing. I got old. >> In Indianapolis, Indiana on January 25th, 2024, IMPD officers swarmed Brookside Parkway to arrest Raphael Naves Demper, 48, who had multiple felony warrants, including illegal possession of a firearm and dangerous conduct with a weapon. As Demper left home and got into his Pontiac 5, police quickly stopped the car. Don't do it now. >> Control 412. Police action shooting. Suspect is down. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> All right, everyone. Slow it down. >> Female. >> Control 412. Signal 100. Suspect is still down. Moving. >> We are just west of rural on Brookside North. >> One more person in the car. [Music] >> All units in emergency traffic. >> Walk back. >> Walk backward. >> Watch him, guys. >> Driver, turn the car off. Everybody in the car window. >> Don't move. Don't you move. >> Don't move. >> Despite orders to put his hands out the window, the Kemper opened the door, raised his gun, and opened fire. >> Don't move. Don't youing. Don't move. Gunfire erupted in response. The Kemper died at Ekenazi Hospital. I want the gun. Got it. >> Come on in. >> Where's the gun? >> To the right. I see it. >> Make sure you don't have anything else on him. >> I am. I am. In Sherwood, Arkansas on September 21st, 2025, Sherwood PD spotted a white Ford escape speeding recklessly on I-57. When the stop sign sounded, the driver ignored it and instead engaged in a dangerous chase, swerving between I440 and I-57, at times reaching speeds of 100 mph, [Music] Arkansas State Police were called in and Sergeant Nathan Williams quickly jumped in, delivering a welltimed TVI, causing the vehicle to spin 360° and come to rest on the side of the road. [Music] The driver, John Webb, fled until a taser ended the chase. >> In Brooklyn, New York, on January 16th, 2024, a 911 call reported an assault in the area of Bergen Street and Saratoga Avenue. NYPD officers were directed to an apartment where the suspect, Melvin Butler, 39, was located. >> What's going on, man? >> All right, man. So, I said you guys had just screaming today. >> All right. I guess just keep your hands out of your pocket for me. >> Okay. All right. I guess at some point she fell, hit her head. She had a little bit of pain in her head. So, for right now, what we're going to do is we're going to remove you from the situation. We're going to go back to the precinct while she gets checked out, make sure she's okay, and go from there. Okay. >> I don't know what she's talking about. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to just say now is I'm going to ask you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> That's not That's not We step out. >> Okay. But we're not stepping out now. >> Yeah. All right. So, can you do me a favor? Just put your hands behind your back and turn around for me. >> Butler was initially cooperative, opening the door and talking. >> Push. She has a little bit of headache. That's minor. It's a misdemeanor. It's nothing. >> You're on camera. You're with us. >> If you don't cooperate and resist, that becomes a whole another thing that's on camera. That's obvious. >> Right now, you have a he said, she said. >> Good night. >> But when he was told he was under arrest, he struggled. Butler grabbed Officer Brennan's gun and opened fire, forcing the other officers to return fire. Number [Music] out. [Music] >> We can't step out. Okay. No, I mean look, don't don't grab me. Let me put your ass. >> I got you. >> Got my gun. >> Got my gun. Shoot him. Fire. [Music] I got away. Open [Music] my gun. fire. Let her go. Let her go. >> Both Butler and the two officers were taken to King's County Hospital for treatment. Butler survived, but faces a number of serious charges, including attempted murder of a police officer. [Music] [Music] In Pine Bluff on November 12th, 2022, a Dodge Charger approached at 86 mph in a 65 zone. Troopers decided to follow Fire 0 mile 1037 38 north 38 southbound charge. [Music] about 1839 IP. behind him here. Driver wrong direction down 36. >> Wrong direction. [Music] >> All right, take the ramp. You're going to make four rigs. [Music] We got it out. [Music] [Music] When the car was stopped, driver Cox and passenger Jadarius McCoy barricaded themselves inside, locking the doors and even turning off all the lights. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Requests to cooperate were unsuccessful, forcing the troopers to pry the doors open with batons. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Call out. >> Call out. Call this way. Call out now. [Music] Cox was taken into custody on a series of charges: speeding, reckless driving, failure to use headlights, and fleeing endangering life. McCoy, who was riding with him, was also arrested on an outstanding warrant. >> Simple speed, man. >> Get in. Just get in. >> Watch your arms. >> Yes, sir. >> Simple speed. >> It's It's more than this, sir. But I'll let you know when you come I'll let you know. Calm when you calm down. I'm straight though. All I got is Steve telling me, but it's more than me. So, I'll let you know when you calm down. >> I I apologize, but >> bean bag. Bean bag. Bean bag. >> Drop the saw. >> In New Fame, Vermont, on June 17th, 2022, Vermont State Police received an emergency call reporting that a guest in a home was acting erratically and causing property damage. >> I have no idea. >> Where is he? He's on my back, George. On the back. >> When Sergeant Ryan Wood and Trooper Zachary Troki arrived, they found 61-year-old Marshall Dean standing on the roof holding what appeared to be a saw. >> You got a bean bag. >> Hey. >> Hey, bud. We're here to help you. What do you got in your hand? >> What do you got in your hand? >> Put it down. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. We're here to help you. Drop it. >> Whatever you have in your hand, drop it. >> Put it on the ground. >> Put it on the ground. >> Put >> Hey, it looks like you have a blade or something in your hand. >> Maybe a saw. >> Yeah, it looks Put it on the ground. >> I will. I will. >> Put it on the ground now. >> Put it on the ground now. >> We want to help you. Put it on the ground now. Go ahead. I'm watching. Put it on the ground now. Put it on the ground. >> Drop the saw. >> Russell, what's his name? >> Todd. >> Todd, drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> I will. >> Drop it now. >> Danagan, >> Todd, drop the saw. Count the campus. >> In an attempt to control the situation, trooper Troy fired a supers sock bean bag round from a Remington shotgun at a distance of over 70 ft. >> I got eyes on him on the back right here. >> Westminster analog >> Westminster. >> No, Russell, you stay the back. >> Todd, where are you? Put her on the ground now. Put it on the ground now. >> We want to help you. Put it on the ground now. >> I'm watching. Put it on the ground now. Put it on the ground. >> What's his name? >> Todd, drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> Controls enabled. >> Todd, drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. I will. >> Drop it now. >> Bean bag. Bean bag. Bean bag. >> Drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> Drop the saw. >> No, Russell. You stay the [ __ ] back. Dean was hospitalized after the fall. The actions of the two officers were later deemed unjustified since Dean did not pose an immediate threat to anyone. However, the charges against the officers were dismissed due to lack of evidence. >> All right. Good hit. Good hit. >> In Clayton County, Georgia, on an unknown date, the Blackhawk unit spotted a man with a full felony warrant. Knowing he was likely to flee, the police quietly placed spike strips under the tires. And as expected, when ordered to step out, he hit the gas and began his reckless escape. >> Like I want >> easy, easy, easy. [Music] >> No traffic. going to be making a right onto Ryan Road. Left on Ryan Road. >> The car sped away desperately, weaving dangerously. The deputies doggedly pursued, biting their time. >> Speed right hand will be 51. [Music] >> And he's going to be 83. Elected this. >> Easy. Easy. All right, we going to be on Rain Road coming out to Rock Cut Road. >> Going to be turn on driving. >> All right, we going to be making a right onto Rock Code eastbound. [Music] Come in. Come in. Come in. Speeds are 66 and 79. No traffic. When I get a chance, I'm going to use coming towards me. >> Easy, easy, easy. >> Easy. Clear. All right, we're crossing over Highway 42. We're on East Conley Road. East left turn, left turn, break right on Boulder. Correct. We're still on Boulder Crest. Passing over Panthersville Road direction. Making a right onto the Panthers Road. Vehicle vehicle off vehicle. Break, break, break. Vehicle stopped over ahead. I'm clear. We're making a right. Left on shoes. Lower length road. >> Then the decisive moment came. A precise pit hit that brought the suspect's car to a halt. All right. Good pit. Good hit. Good pit. With no way out, the fugitive was apprehended. In Canton, Ohio, on June 7th, 2023, a 911 call reported a loud noise to police in the area of 25th Street Southwest. >> Hello. Why you running, bro? Where the [ __ ] you want, bro? Come here. 172. I got one running. As the patrol car arrived, Jeffrey Nef, 41, suddenly took off running, forcing officer Jacob Dryden and his partner to chase him through a backyard, a fence, and even across a freeway entrance. >> He's running on the highway. White male, red shirt, blue jeans. >> Oh, he get back here now. Shots fired. Shots fired. Surf down. Give me everybody now. >> During the chase, Nef suddenly opened fire and Officer Dryen responded with a barrage of 17 bullets. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Medic. You good? >> I'm good. >> 1025 10251. >> I'm good. >> Bro. Oh no. It was like a grace. >> Yeah. I'm not bleeding, bro. I think the light right here. Cover him. I'm reloading. Check yourself. >> Check yourself. >> Oh no, that feels like a break. >> Okay, you good? >> Yeah, I'm not bleeding, bro. Right here. Cover him. I'm up. Okay, you got cover. [Music] >> Nef was quickly taken to Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital, but did not survive. In Arkansas on October 4th, 2023, trooper Jackson Shoemade spotted a Silver Acura rocketing down US Highway 67, reaching speeds of 120 mph. A chase ensued involving curves, red lights, and multiple failed TVI attempts. All right, we're on 67 South Florida. Try another bit. Looks like I've got maybe a unit behind. Speed 1007 left. Man, right on the The car recklessly drove across the lawn, circled the frontage road, and then lost its way in the McCain Mall parking lot. No male. We got three males running out on the It's like a black male, white shirt. He's right behind. Black male, white shirt right behind. When the patrol car briefly lost control, the suspects opened the car door and fled. [Applause] [Music] >> The driver, Victor Matias, and his accompllices were arrested. Matias faces a series of charges, including speeding, reckless driving, running a red light, and fleeing with the intent to endanger life. [Applause] Little Rock, Arkansas, January 9th, 2023. Trooper Clayton Block was driving erratically on the freeway when a Chevy Impala with temporary license plates caught his eye. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The driver in front of him ignored the request to stop, continuing to drive slowly under 50 mph, trying to prolong the dangerous game. We're still rolling on about 45 just past 6:30. He's got his splashers on the place. There's one. [Music] >> We're westbound coming up to Roosevelt. [Music] 5:32. So I guess why at such a slow speed if you have somebody with you go ahead and hit them just to end it. Maybe he might maybe a diabetic issue or something like that. But be away trying to stop it. [Music] [Music] [Music] And then when the time came, the trooper closed in and delivered a precise TVI, forcing the stubborn car to stop. >> Show me your hands. >> Clearing hands. Clear up there. >> Don't move. >> Get down on the ground. On the ground. >> On the ground, man. >> Got it. >> Hang on. Hang on. >> I got it. I got it, Sam. He's got it. >> I got the car. >> Go get it. >> Anytime, man. The man was taken to Pilaski County Jail to face charges related to failure to stop, obstructing an officer, and driving under the influence. Stockbridge, Georgia, June 8th, 2024. A stolen pest control truck leads Georgia State Police and the Blackhawk unit on a chase. >> All right, there's someone in my vehicle. We're going to be going westbound Hudson Bridge. Speed is 60 traffic. [Music] >> All right, we're going westbound. >> All right, we're going to fill in for the McDonald's. He's U-turning. We're going to behind the business behind Jay Wings Bridge. Move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move. >> All right, he's going to be going westbound Hudson Bridge towards Jodico. Speeds is 40. Traffic's light and weather's clear. >> We're going to be going southbound, flipping, approaching Jod to 9511. We're going to be going southbound on Jodico, approaching Jodico Station Street. [Applause] [Music] >> The suspect tries to evade the pursuers, speeding through the streets. Officers attempt two pits, but they fail. The vehicle drives up the median and into the oncoming lane with flat tires, endangering other vehicles. Finally, at a turn, officers force the vehicle onto the shoulder, causing it to lose control, hit a sign, and come to a stop. The suspect is subdued, ending the chase. Speed only makes mistakes happen faster. All right, we got a pit. We got a pit. Jod to access road. All right, he recovered. We're going eastbound Jodico. Patrick Henry speeds 52. Traffic slide 52 GSP times two. All right, radio. We're going to be eastbound. Joe call approach. All right, we are we are eastbound Campground Road approaching Highway 42. Speeds 49 east. He crossing back over to the right side. We're going crossing over Highway 42. Oh, making a left turn on the Highway 42. We're going Oh, off the road. Off the road. Here we go. He just took out the stock bridge sign. We're going to be at California Drive. California Drive. Shut your hands. Show your hands. Show your hands now. Hands, [ __ ] Hands. Hands. Okay. Okay. Get your ass out of here. >> Get on the road. >> Albuquerque, New Mexico, March 20th, 2024. A Walgreens store had just reported a burglary and the suspect, 30-year-old Mark Chicone, had fled. But what made the incident unusual was that the Albuquerque Police Department's mounted unit, which was on duty nearby, joined the pursuit. Man can't be faster than horse. Chicone was arrested at the scene. >> Albuquerque police, you are being detained. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. You're being detained. My jacket. >> Stop. >> Albuquerque police. Stop. >> What does it mean? >> Stop. >> You think I stop? My force will be used against you. >> You understand me? >> Get on the ground. >> Uh-uh. Get on the ground. Come on. Get on the ground. You're being detained. >> Get out of the road. >> Get out of the road. You are not free to leave. You understand? Force will be used against you. I did this [ __ ] >> You are being detained for a suspected shoplifting. >> I'm going to [ __ ] use this. Go about >> free. Do not move. [Music] Tulsa, Oklahoma. A stolen red Toyota Corolla quickly escalated into a massive manhunt with dozens of Tulsa Police Department officers involved. [Music] [Music] The Corolla weaved through narrow aisles in a trailer park. The suspects opened the doors and fled. And amid the chaos, a patrol car collided head-on with one of the suspects. Both suspects were arrested on the spot and officers continued their pursuit of the driver. trailer park 1020. [Music] [Applause] Get spike strips out. Spike strips out. Just somebody get spike strips out. The three-mile chase ended when a patrol car collided with the Corolla, forcing it to stop. A single shot from an officer stopped the driver. All suspects were taken into custody. Life has its limits and its price. out. Spike out somebody right here west three. We're at camp headed northbound [Music] behind the door. Continuing threat continuing threat. Let's get it right over here. [Music] >> You got anybody with you? >> You want me to go downstairs? Police one, do you have the car yet? [Music] Police, you got us running. We're southbound on street turning back east now 20. [Music] [Music] Nashville, Tennessee, May 11th, 2025. Police found Tadarius Milan Hunt, 29, wanted for shooting a homeless aid worker. When cornered in the middle of a bridge, Hunt pulled out a gun and a gunfight broke out. Hunt died. Violence only leads to an end with no one winning. Hey, let me see your hands. I'm coming across the bridge on division now where you need me. You >> better stop. You better stop. Sup. Shots fired. Shots fired. Are >> you hit? >> Yeah. >> Are you hit? I >> I think I got hit in the leg. Something hit me in the leg. [Music] >> North Baltimore, Ohio. A mother called the police after her boyfriend, Jonathan J. Baker, 23, took their seven-month-old daughter and left the house in a fit of rage. [Music] We're passing over. I got the deputies behind me. >> He just went left to center. >> Baker's car lost control and crashed into a house on Sunduski Road. >> Baker was seriously injured and the baby did not survive. >> A moment of rage took the life of a little one. Coming up you [Music] just went off the road into the side of a house beside 607 south and dusky >> into a house. I believe I'll be all send a squad. I'm going to squat Is >> he still? >> Yeah, he's out. >> St. Louis, Missouri, October 24th, 2022. Central Visual and Performing Arts High School became the center of a nightmare when a gunman opened fire inside the school. Students and teachers quickly ran outside in panic. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. After only 6 minutes, the first police cars arrived. The police confronted Orlando Harris, 19 years old, a former student of the school, standing in the second floor hallway near the physical education building, opening fire without hesitation. The confrontation between the police and Orlando was tense. >> Harris was knocked down on the spot, but one student and one teacher did not survive. We need to act to prevent similar tragedies from happening. Back up. Back up. >> Sounds like it was on the third floor. >> Upstairs. >> Is that what you said? >> You said third floor. >> 350 priority. Listen. 307 in the library. >> You got him. Is he alive still? >> Stay back. Stay back. >> They're coming. Hold >> on. Get in there. >> Stop. Back up. We have >> He's right here. He's right on the door. On the door. On the wall. >> That's the long rifle. Blue. That's the long rifle. That's the long rifle. Reload. Reload. [Applause] Fresno, California, January 2nd, 2022. Gabriel Mada, 27, an armed gang member, was wanted for aggravated domestic violence. Stop. >> Crossfire. Stop. >> Gabriel, he's got a knife. >> Hey, Mary 15. He's got a knife in his hand. >> Get out the way. >> Move. >> Move out the way. >> Move. >> Move out the way. Gabriel, >> come on. Let's go get somebody. >> Yep. Hey Tom, then just sit down, dude. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get bits in front of him. >> 15. If there's a patrol unit south of us, I disregard civilian vehicle. For 30 minutes, Ma ran away carrying a knife, stubbornly ignoring all orders to surrender. Cyra, a police dog, was released to track Ma. When Cyra approached, Ma attacked the dog with a weapon. The officers were forced to open fire, controlling the situation. Cyra once again turned around to control the suspect, protecting her teammates. >> Cyra was injured. The four-legged heroes are always ready to rush into danger for justice. >> Out to the side of you. Put your hands out to the side. >> Come here. Come here. >> Get him. >> What the [ __ ] You guys >> got roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Okay. Roll over. Coming up on camera so you guys know. Come on. Hey, >> you want to stop the train cards? Promise. Then just sit down, dude. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get bit. >> Gabriel, final warning, sir. Kendrick, get on the ground. You're going to get bit. [ __ ] Get on the ground. Keep it. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> We got to die. [ __ ] fire. >> Hey, here. Here. Here. >> Put your hands on the side of your >> Put your hands up. >> Here. Here. Here. Mama. >> Here. Here. >> Gabriel, roll over. >> Drop the knife. >> Here. >> You got the cookie. What the [ __ ] You guys are made. >> Roll over, Gabriel. Roll over. >> Come on. >> Oh, no. Don't do it. >> Los Angeles, May 26th, 2025. A call came in about a white car with bullet holes on Sherman Way. >> This van, white van, it's there now. It pulled up full of bullet holes. The glass in the front just just like somebody like looked like a machine gun went at it. They just pulled up there and it parked in the middle of the parking lot. >> So you guys might want to check that out cuz it looks really weird. >> What were the numbers on Sherman W? >> And what kind of what kind of vehicle was this? >> It just a van. It was a van and it was the the front windshield is like got like 15 bullet holes in it. It's all spidered out and then the the driver's side uh is all shot out. You can't see the people inside cuz it's the way it it cracks it. >> What color is the van? >> White. >> Did you get a mate or a model? >> No, I didn't want to get near it. I I was like >> Did you get a license plate? >> Nope. Nope. Nope. the Chevy. It's a great typical like Chevy, you know, just a white generic van. You can't miss it. >> How are you doing today? >> Oh, it's a big dog. >> It's all right. Do you mind just >> do you mind stepping out but leaving the dogs inside? >> Uh, yeah. >> You're not in any trouble, but just like to talk to you soon enough. When officers from the van ny division arrived, they found Claudia Corajito, 42, behind the wheel. After some questioning, the officers learned that she had a warrant for her arrest. But when they made the arrest, Corito pulled out a gun. >> The officers retreated to their patrol car and called for backup, but she sped away. >> What's going on? My my dad died and my twin sister made me homeless and my mom and like they put they put on me. I don't know. Like >> how long ago was that? >> Like a year ago. >> Okay. So So hold on. Hold on. Stop crying. Okay. I don't know why you're crying off of this. >> I miss probably. I don't even know. I think it ma'am. >> Okay. >> You don't even know why restraining order. >> Stop. Stop. What about your ex-boyfriend? >> Huh? What about your ex-boyfriend? >> He did that. >> He did what? >> Broke my windows. >> Okay. How did that happen? >> He smashed them >> with a what? A >> baseball bat. >> How long ago was that? >> Like a week ago. >> A couple days ago. There's a restraining violating the restraining order. >> Okay. You're on summary probation or formal? Are you checking in with someone? >> Uh, no. >> So then you're just on summary probation. Nobody gets violated on summary probation. So take a deep breath. My partner's going to ask for your information and then we'll go from there. Just to make sure that you're not on actual formal 98413 standby right >> turn around. [Applause] Hey go. Don't do it. Don't do it. >> Hey, stop. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Coridito stopped the car in the Arcana Road area holding a gun and a machete. Corajito headed straight for the front door of a home, prompting the officers to open fire. She was taken to the hospital and the gun was not real. Not all weapons fire bullets, but the reaction to them is real. Just in case the first person makes a U-turn. Remember 15 woman with a handgun. We're at a dead end. >> Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Units are approaching a dead end. The last unit. >> Let me see your hands. >> Drop strike [ __ ] with future hopping. The crew are going to be on low [Music] now. [Applause] Commander have a unit dead end street. Looks like possibly a bargo. Last last unit in that uh pursuit. Just hold your spot. Might need you to continue. frequency. >> Hey, she's got the gun to her. CP on the roof right here. Don't go in there. >> Hey, Claudia, stop. Stop. [Applause] I don't want >> Drop the gun. >> Drop it. >> Drop the gun. >> Claudia, drop the gun, please, so we can help you out. Drop it. >> Drop it now. Drop it now. Drop >> it. Drop it. >> Outgrow, California, October 11th, 2022. The police target was Terry Sharp, a man wanted for a hate crime in June. When plane closed, detectives driving an unmarked vehicle spotted Sharp in the apartment complex. They acted in unison, demanding that he drop his weapon. But instead of surrendering, Sharp raised his gun, forcing the police to respond with a barrage of bullets. >> Police, >> drop the gun. Police, drop the gun now. Police. Police. Gun. Gun. Watch your cross. >> All right. >> Drop it now. Drop it now. >> Drop it. >> Hey, drop it. >> Drop it. >> Drop the gun. Hold >> I got hold. >> Okay, take cover behind this tree here. >> I got no confirm you're still at the location of your call. >> You got it. You good? >> Yeah. >> Anybody hit everybody good? >> All right, you guys hold here. >> Sorry. The officers immediately rushed to provide first aid and Sharp now faces multiple charges. Assault on a police officer with a weapon and illegal possession of a firearm as a felon. Choosing to confront the law with a gun is choosing a life or death game where you never have the last card. >> No. Keep your hands where we can see them. I see the gun is away from him. >> Yes. >> We're going to give him some medical care here in a sec. Somebody go less lethal in case we need it. I won't die. >> Terry, listen to our command. We want to get your medical care. >> All right, let me die. Cool, guys. >> All right, Terry. >> Here we go. >> All right, man. Come on. Roll over. >> Roll over, man. Let's just check you. Do you have any weapons? Any other weapons on you, Terry? >> Put the ham on me. >> All right. Okay. All right. Cut this off. Okay. >> All right. Let me get my weapon. >> All right. Cat 5, you can call for the beef, but for now, we're going to start some medical care. The weapon secure. Here. >> Start fire. >> Why am I killing you? >> It's clear for fire. Send him in code now. >> In the back. >> All right. >> Right here. Right here. Okay. >> Chest sealed. Chest seal. I got >> All right, Terry. We're trying to get your medical care. All right, man. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Police were chasing a suspect in connection with a burglary. Despite repeated orders for the suspect to drop the hammer in his hand, the police were forced to shoot when the suspect approached. The police were defending their own lives, and this action was justified in self-defense. >> Shots fired. You shot him off. >> Stay down, >> [ __ ] >> Stay down. >> I can't move him. >> Don't you move, man. You reach that bar again, I'll put another couple in you. >> Kill it. >> It hurts. >> Stay down. >> Kill it. >> Stay down. >> Kill it. >> 21 southwest. I'm good. I I fired a few rounds at him. Ken met at me with the bar. >> Yes. Ouch. Kill it. >> Get on your stomach, dude. >> Kill it. Please kill it. I'm running. >> Get on your stomach. >> Run. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> I can't. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Starts over here to I think it's 59. You're dying. >> No, I'm good. >> Not yet. I'm waiting on another unit to get here. I'm about to take him to custody. [Music] >> Uh I believe it's Lynn uh in Parkplace. Get up, [ __ ] Get out. Run off. Don't >> you have no energy? [Music] >> Quit moving. >> Give me other hand. >> It's dead. >> Give me your other hand. >> That's it. learn. >> An officer from the Arkansas State Patrol spotted a motorcycle engaging in lanes planning an illegal maneuver in Arkansas. While lane splitting may be acceptable in California, it is against the law in Arkansas, especially when the motorcycle is traveling at double the speed limit. The officer immediately turned on his lights and sirens. attempting to pull the motorcycle over. However, the situation quickly escalated when the suspect decided to flee, leading to a high-speed chase on the highways. Never seen before on this channel. had enough traffic. It's going to be a black motorcycle 134 speed about 130 speed 130. motorcycle shirt. >> The chase rapidly reached speeds of up to 142 mph and any mistake by a motorcyclist at this speed could result in fatal consequences. Try to break. Get up there. He's able to stay with you. [Music] out of Airport. [Music] Now I'm sorry. second light. The officers were forced to employ a tactic never seen before to stop the suspect. Another officer traveling on a parallel boat attempted to weave through traffic to catch up with the chase. Would the police tactic be enough to stop this motorcycle or what? The suspect managed to escape. on the shoulder right now. 430 South as well. [Music] just ahead of him. [Music] [Music] >> The quick coordination forced a motorcyclist to suddenly slow down and swerve off the road. >> He wrecked it out. Wrecked it out. >> Hey, get on the ground. on the ground now. On the ground. >> Once the motorcycle came to a stop, the police quickly approached and subdued the suspect. Despite initial resistance, he was ultimately apprehended without further incident. on the front. >> Hey, I don't give a [ __ ] >> We're cutting it. >> You got this on the front. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Cut your helmet off, too. >> It's a little pull tab. >> I don't care tab. >> I don't care. It's getting cut off. >> Okay. Get as I hit those off county. [Music] Stop facing this way. Bike stolen. No, sir. I just got it on Saturday. I have the cell on this phone. Slide in that. Can I pull these pants real quick? >> I don't have much to say to y'all, but I apologize. That was so stupid. I shouldn't have >> I shouldn't have put y'all down. >> Take a picture of where that is. >> Let me get my camera. >> Yes, sir. >> Run off the road. >> This lane and the shoulder. >> That's the only reason they have pursuit stop. >> You can either stop or run off the road. We bring you a special report on a dramatic chase in Logan County, Florida. Join us as we follow the unfolding events. The story begins with a man suspected by a lieutenant of the Florida Highway Patrol. He was involved in a tense pursuit when ordered to stop. Instead of complying, the suspect decided to flee, turning the chase into a highly intense situation. Footage from the scene shows the suspect's vehicle speeding down St. Augustine Road heading west. >> Smith Davidson lhsm.com send Wednesday July 2024 11:50 p.m. to Schwainsburg Harold Harold dhinesburg and flhsm.go subjective [Music] would have enjoyed the 53A. I am not at all a fan of the 86. Lol. I do feel after the 3mon trial period, I will >> I didn't understand what she said. Throughout the chase, the vehicle passed through several major roads, including Mongolia Drive and Kur Doctor Street, creating an extremely dangerous situation for other motorists. The police continuously ordered the suspect to stop the vehicle, but instead he continued to accelerate and weave through traffic. >> I'm off the speed to 12. going. The suspect then drove into a nearby construction site, nearly trapping himself in a dead end, quickly jumped out of the car and fled on foot. currently at Magnolia Drive and Himlock Street. >> Another chase ensued on foot and as many had anticipated, the suspect was apprehended shortly after by four police officers. We would like to emphasize that this chase was not just a simple traffic incident, but also a prime example of the intense situations that police officers face daily. So like you ain't never caught no >> char. >> Yeahif sound. >> Yeah. the road. [Music] [Music] follow street. [Music] This is a special news report on the dangerous chase that just occurred at this moment. The Georgia State Patrol, also referred to as GCSB, is engaged in a dramatic pursuit with a suspect. According to the footage just captured, the chase is unfolding with extreme intensity. We will provide step-by-step details of the incident. It is reported that the white Ford vehicle is being driven by a male driver, and notably, this man was using his phone while driving, which is a traffic violation. As soon as the sirens were activated, the vehicle suddenly veered left, moving into the opposite lane, disregarding the danger and the potential for a traffic accident. [Music] very [Music] liberty 647. [Music] Thank you. [Music] >> The driver continued to make reckless maneuvers with the speed exceeding 100 mph and seemed to have gone out of the police's line of sight. Oh, and a surprising turn of events. The suspect's vehicle lost control and crashed into another vehicle after driving in the opposite lane. The scene is utterly chaotic. Take a look at the suspect's car. It appears to have been nearly completely destroyed by the impact. The police have now arrived at the scene to immediately secure the area and ensure the safety of other road users. The police are directing all vehicles to reroute and avoid the dangerous area. 22. >> You say he he's fatal. >> Yeah. Damn. >> He forensic to this accident of Sigma 21. They request request for assistance of the 1080. I'm trying to get them checked out. Hold on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. We going to have to >> y'all. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm about to get y'all checked out, man. He >> No, no, no. >> You the pass. It was just both y'all, right? Just just y'all two. You got your ID, man? Okay. >> I appreciate you, buddy. Man, I'm going to get the ambulance. Come check y'all out. Make sure y'all okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He uh Huh. >> You got him locked up or what's the deal? >> What? No, he he's in that car. I don't think he going to make it. >> He uh he came down. He stayed on the wrong side of the road pretty much the entire time. >> Yeah. Coming down. He came from um from uh we got off on five. Tell me um what's his name? Uh Nelson is doing the the crash stuff now so we can mark it. I'm trying to get him identified. You >> got us or you may do anything with that? >> No, I ain't got ID yet. I I let them do what they went over there to go check on them cuz I couldn't do nothing with him. He would have inside the car. >> One officer attempted to check the health status of the victims involved in the crash and prepared to call for an ambulance for assistance. The occupants of the other vehicles suffered minor injuries. However, the suspect sustained significant injuries and received medical attention. An ambulance later transported him to Memorial Health University Medical Center where he was pronounced dead that afternoon. [Applause] We would like to ask, do you want a serious incident that occurred on June 27th, 2022 in Lono County, Arkansas? Trevor Strickland, aged 29 years old, stole a dump truck and engaged in a series of reckless actions. The incident started around 5:25 p.m. on Wednesday when the Lono County Sheriff's Office reported a stolen truck near the Furlow community. Strickland, who was driving the dump truck, not only rammed into a police car, but also continued driving through debris as officers chased him. Fortunately, the officers were not injured in the crash and managed to escape from their vehicle before the collision. >> 76 turning on >> primary truck. Make sure you're clear. Turn south. >> South on Singleton. >> Turning back south on Singleton. He's backing up. >> He's trying to hit me with the rock. [Music] Going back northbound. Go. Come on. Come on. Come on. Get out of the way. Eastbound 230 294. Eastbound 294 294 way out of the way. A1 unit. Take him out. He just total out [Music] your one. You take him out primary. I'm secondary. >> Hey you guys, when I get opportunity, I'm going to try to shoot his motor out a shotgun. So just be prepared. Heat. Heat. [Music] Get away. everything [Music] [Applause] bridge in North Carolina or whatever. >> During the pursuit, Strickland drove onto Charlie Lope Road where officers had to use firearms in an attempt to stop the chase. [Music] >> As a result, at least one bullet struck the engine compartment, significantly reducing the truck speed and eventually bringing it to a stop on Carson Bridge Road. Heat. Heat. [Music] 62. >> Yeah, we're rolling about 5 miles an hour. Got [Applause] it. Get him out. Get him out. Strickland was unharmed during the incident and was arrested shortly after. >> He was initially charged with attempted murder, a class A felony, theft by receiving a class B felony, and causing serious injury, a class C felony. However, through his attorney, Strickland negotiated a plea deal resulting in a reduced sentence, 180 months at the Arkansas Department of Corrections with 609 days of jail time credited, a 16-month suspended sentence, and a $485 fine. Join us for the first breaking news. The dramatic chase currently happened in Los Angeles. The chase began earlier today when the Los Angeles Police Department received a report of a stolen pickup truck fleeing on the highway. The driver was erratically maneuvering the vehicle, frequently stopping and speeding, subtly endangering other motorists. The police employed various tactics during the chase. Helicopters played a crucial role in monitoring and tracking the truck's location, allowing ground officers to anticipate and prepare for the next steps. The truck eventually left the highway and entered residential areas, complicating the chase and tactical maneuvers. [Music] I am I am I am Additionally, the California Highway Patrol joined the pursuit, escalating the situation with loud sirens, signaling their readiness to intervene. Heat. [Applause] Heat. The truck suddenly slowed down, stopped, then continued moving, seemingly out of fuel. Could the police seize this opportunity to apprehend the suspect? Before the police could catch up, the suspect quickly exited Ed the truck and fled into a nearby house. However, residents apprehended and detained him while a young woman tried to help him escape. It's unclear what relationship the woman had with the suspect, but her actions could get her into trouble. Finally, the police surrounded and successfully arrested the suspect without any severe incidents. The event attracted significant public attention with many people gathering to capture the moment of the arrest. Given the severity of the crime, what punishment do you think the suspect will face? Make sure to leave your comments down below. [Applause] Start your day with our exciting news. A CHP pursuit of a BMW. The chase began on Highway 210 and continued to Highway 605 southbound. The suspect was reported to be armed and possibly wearing a bulletproof vest. The BMW with heavily tinted windows made it difficult for the police to observe inside, posing significant challenges. However, the California Highway Patrol persisted, deploying pursuit vehicles and helicopters for aerial surveillance. The suspect frequently changed lanes using hav lanes to evade traffic and police. The chase continued through highways 605,5 and 91. At times, the suspect slowed down in heavy traffic, but quickly sped up again when possible. California Highway Patrol units maintained pursuit, giving the suspect no chance to escape. As the suspect moved toward Long Beach, the vehicle transitioned to city streets, increasing the risk to residents. The suspect left the highway and drove into a residential area in an attempt to escape, but the police quickly caught up and apprehended him. Finally, the California Highway Patrol successfully surrounded and arrested the suspect without causing any damage or injuries. The successful arrest of the suspect highlights the skill and professionalism of the CHP, but also underscores the importance of tactical measures and ensuring community safety. What do you think of the police tactics used in this chase? Continuing with the news, on the evening of June 28th, the suspect sparked a dramatic hours long confrontation with authorities in Los Angeles. According to local police, the incident began early in the morning when a man stole a car and attempted to flee from law enforcement. This led to a spectacular chase through multiple areas, paralyzing traffic and capturing the attention of residents. The pursuit began in a parking area and then continued briefly on Interstate 5 southbound. Observing on screen, police had set up a line of vehicles to prevent the suspect from escaping. However, he recklessly drove into the police line to flee. The vehicle emitted smoke and flames underneath and it had previously been caught in a police bike trap. The vehicle swerved through intersections and narrowly avoided colliding with other vehicles on the road. Finally, it came to a stop near a parking lot on Colorado Boulevard. Police quickly surrounded and used specialized vehicles to block the suspect's vehicle. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. What followed was a confrontation between the suspect and the police. Through persuasive measures such as negotiations over the phone and warnings via loudspeakers, the suspect eventually surrendered. The suspect was bleeding and appeared seriously injured, climbing out of the SUV's rear window and onto the roof with difficulty. Heat. Heat. Police approached and moved the injured suspect to the hospital before escorting him to jail. Fortunately, the situation was resolved without casualties. Police immediately launched an investigation into the cause and motive of the incident to ensure community safety. Details regarding the suspect's identity and motives are being kept confidential until further information is available. This is one of the most serious pursuits in Los Angeles recently and we will continue to provide updates on this incident. What penalties do you think this daring suspect will face? or put into bulletin with an exciting police pursuit involving a big rig in Kern County. On November 3rd, 2022, CHP received a report of a stolen big rig and quickly initiated a pursuit that lasted hours. The pursuit began into early afternoon and slowly moved along Interstate 5 heading southbound. Initially, the big rig was moving fairly slowly around 14 mph, closely trailed by multiple police vehicles. After a prolonged pursuit, police had not taken any action other than monitoring and trailing the vehicle. This slow movement pursuit caused traffic congestion on the road. We can clearly see that many vehicles temporarily stopped behind up ahead. CHP had set up and prepared a spike strip tactic on the road to stop the big rig. This time the big rig couldn't evade and crashed into the strip. Watch carefully for signs of deflated wheels. Subsequently, the front tire had fallen off and got stuck under the vehicle, but the vehicle showed no signs of stopping. Despite losing a wheel, the suspect continued to flee. Heat. Heat. The suspect seemed to behave strangely. Let's zoom in. He was writing something on a piece of paper and sticking it to the windshield. Due to the considerable distance, it is unclear what the suspect intended to do, but the vehicle continued to move very slowly on the highway. After a distance, the vehicle lost another front tire. The wheel rubbed against the road surface and started emitting sparks. We're quite concerned about the driver and the police might face a more dangerous situation. Suddenly, flames appeared from under the car and black smoke billowed heavily. At this point, the vehicle had come to a complete stop and flames continued to engulf the front. A very dangerous scene. With no other choice, the suspect exited the vehicle and surrendered immediately. arrested. The incident caused a complete traffic closure in the area, causing traffic congestion for hours. When the Los Angeles County Fire Department arrived, the vehicle had been completely burned out at the front end. Finally, the fire was brought under control. Police quickly processed the scene and reopened the road. After being arrested, the suspect was escorted to a local prison to continue the investigation and prosecution process. The chase is over, but the lesson on road safety remains. Don't forget to hit subscribe and join us for the next story.