When resistance appears, everything changes immediately. Space becomes constrained. Options grow fewer. Pressure increases with every second. >> And what you are about to see is how real world situations escalate when compliance is no longer an option. Get on the [ __ ] ground right now. >> 35 miles an hour and a second. >> Don't move. Let me see your head. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. During a patrol, Connecticut State Police detected a fleeing vehicle and quickly initiated a high-speed pursuit. Once the situation was spatially contained and speed was reduced, command authorized the use of a pit maneuver to end the ongoing threat. >> Good. Good. And uh 35 miles an hour. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see your head. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. >> Stop the driver. >> I willing kill you. Get the on the ground. Are you standing? >> The controlled impact brought the vehicle to a stop, but the occupants inside failed to comply with commands, forcing officers to make an urgent approach. A brief but tense restraint followed during which a K9 unit was deployed to assist. Ultimately, two subjects were brought under control and taken into custody, bringing the incident to a close in accordance with the established escalation of force procedures to ensure the safety of officers and the community. >> Get on your stomach. Get out of your >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see your head. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. [ __ ] out. >> That's the driver. [ __ ] move. >> I willing kill you. Get the on the ground. >> Click subscribe to stay updated on more real world situations where a single decision can change the entire outcome. GIVE ME HANDS, BABY. Let me fight him. Bite him. >> Shut the UP. GIVE ME THE ARM. YOU'RE GOING to [ __ ] take it. During a traffic stop for a violation, officers observed that the front seat passenger had an object resembling a gun grip position between his legs and repeatedly issued commands for him to remain still. As the control process continued, information indicated that the vehicle had been reported stolen, prompting law enforcement to call for additional support and monitoring. Despite multiple warning commands, the individual raised the object that appeared to be a firearm, creating an immediate threat within the confined space. >> Oh yeah, that's four 400 4x 23 Glattus and eight on eastbound traffic shut off. Westbound traffic shut off. >> Hey, I got you. eastbound traffic. Faced with a rapidly escalating situation, officers discharged their weapons to stop the threat. The subject was subsequently subdued and transported for medical treatment. The object was later identified as a blowtorrch lighter shaped like a gun. The incident concluded without fatalities and reflects the split-second decision-making pressure when confronting risks that are difficult to distinguish. move. >> What do you mean you want? >> Oh, no. Traffic. Shut up. Don't worry about the cars. >> Hey, put your hands up. Hey uh was a reason why his lap. >> Okay. Passenger lap. >> Okay. >> Let me see your head. >> Listen listen. >> Hey don't reach fire. Hey. >> Hey. Let's uh Where's it at? >> Where's that lap? >> Yo. All right. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> GET THE [ __ ] UP. ROLL OVER. DURING A TRAFFIC stop initially for speeding, a Suzuki GSXR motorcycle failed to comply and suddenly accelerated away, initiating an extremely high-speed pursuit on highways in the Atlanta area. The rider repeatedly weaved through traffic, using both the shoulder and highway on and off ramps to evade, forcing the Georgia State Patrol to coordinate from a distance and maintain separation to limit risk to surrounding traffic. bagging up aviation. All right, coming up getting caught up in traffic about 1050 in the back of another car. He is far right one or 365. Maybe going back 400,000 400,000. Far right shoulder. Far right shoulder. Tickle Phoenix. Hob lane. Hob pass. Uh going all the way over to the right. Going to take 75. Taking 75. Moving all the way over to the right, I believe. They might be trying to take more. Might be trying to take more. GET THE [ __ ] UP. ROLL OVER. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Atlanta 1050 1095. Upon reaching an exit, the rider lost control and crashed, ending the pursuit. Officers quickly approached, ordered the rider to lie prone, and secured him to ensure safety due to the risk of a neck injury. The suspect did not suffer serious injuries, admitted to consuming alcohol, and was subsequently arrested on related charges, bringing the incident to a close. An example of a rapidly escalating situation where speed and split-second decisions played a critical role. Huh? >> Yeah, that's what I thought. Oh, I have my phone. I see it. I see it. Can you get my phone, please? >> Hey, I see it. >> Can you get it, please? I don't want to get it off. >> Hey, it's gone. >> I want to propose. >> It's gone. >> You come talk to him if you want to, but I think he's fine. >> He want to take his hand off. Let me see your hands. >> ONE SHOT FIRE. SET FIRE. >> In Chicago, an officer with the Chicago Police Department stopped a vehicle for a traffic check. The woman inside the vehicle did not comply with the order to step out and continue to argue. rolling, by the way. All right. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I I ain't going to let my leg [ __ ] up. >> All right. We'll get you. You still have to come out the vehicle once I tell you to step out. >> 767 after. >> All right. [ __ ] >> I'm sitting on my coat though. >> Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see. Hey. >> Let me see your hand. One. One. ONE. >> Shots fired. Shots fire. >> Upon detecting signs that she may have been holding a dangerous object, the officers repeatedly ordered her to raise her hands to control the situation. A movement assessed as a direct threat led the officer to fire. >> Shots fired. Shots in front of the police. Run the police. Keep coming. >> Stick your hands out. >> After the gunshot, the officers immediately shifted to providing medical assistance and called an ambulance. The suspect was given first aid at the scene and transported for emergency treatment, and no officer was injured. The incident ended an extremely dangerous act of resistance. Do what they say, sir. Do what they say. and come in from the north. >> Don't move your hands away. >> Oh my god. >> All right. I got both of her hands. >> There's both of her hands right there. Get them out of here. >> Get the other one. Get the other one. >> Get on theing ground right now. During an emergency call, police were dispatched to an apartment complex after reports of a man with a gun banging on doors and refusing to leave. As law enforcement approached, the suspect failed to comply with commands, continued moving, and held an object resembling a firearm, creating a direct threat at close range. Officers repeatedly ordered him to lower the weapon and stop while deploying a protective formation to control the situation. What's up, man? How you doing? >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Can you not reach for anything, please? >> Do me a favor. >> No. Stop. Hey, just stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the [ __ ] ground right now. >> Double seat. >> HEY, STILL GOT THE GUN. >> DOUBLE FEED. >> You still got the gun pointed at him. >> Stand by. Stand by. >> When the suspect continued to refuse compliance and pointed the weapon toward police, shots were fired to stop the immediate threat. Officers then advanced to restrain and secure the suspect, bringing a rapidly escalating situation to a close one in which decisions were made within seconds to protect the safety of everyone involved. >> 40. >> I'd feel comfortable with the 40 first. >> Yeah. >> He's got a gun in his hand. Stimulate him with a 40. Yeah. >> Hold on. You're right over my ear. We got a 40, but we need to create some space for >> just have Elmore tap out. Bring the 40 up here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let me get one more uh command. Patrick, you need to drop the gun, man. So we can come help. Please drop the gun so we can give you help. You're not giving us much options, man. We want to end this peacefully. >> Firing. >> Hold on. 40 out. Come up. Get over the shield. There we go. Failed pit attempt. On the night of April 12th, 2025, a Clayton County deputy observed a vehicle cutting off a patrol car while making a turn and then immediately accelerating away. The pursuit quickly escalated across multiple roadways at high speeds and with dangerous driving behavior, requiring coordinated efforts by police to intercept. Going 285 east 90 just black down. I'll be in pursuit radio. 285 east coming up to the 75 split. Let's start off at South Loop Road. still traveling. He's He's turning back out, leaving failed pit attempt. Pit pit pit. During the pursuit, officers deployed a pit maneuver, a controlled contact tactic intended to destabilize the vehicle. However, the pit was not effective as intended. The vehicle subsequently left the roadway and came to a stop near a densely wooded area where the suspect abandoned the car and fled on foot. Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Come on. Come on. Police immediately transitioned to a foot search with AK9 unit tracking the scent and locating the suspect hiding in the brush. After being taken into custody, the suspect was transported for medical evaluation before being arrested along with items related to drugs and cash, bringing to a close a sequence of operational escalation from pursuit to pit intervention to foot apprehension. She's over. She >> All right, man. Sister, we'll stay in here until we find it. >> Front door. >> What's going on? Stop. >> STOP BRIBING ME. >> On September 9th, 2025, police were called to a residence to handle a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers quickly observed the tense situation between a couple with the woman displaying agitated behavior and a loss of emotional control. According to the man, the conflict escalated from a personal argument, resulting in the woman grabbing a knife and swinging it toward him, causing a minor injury. >> What's going on? Push your dog up, sir. Let me get Hey, listen. Stop. What's going on today? >> He's been there. Talk to him. Hey, what's going on? >> Hey, I'm not going to ask you. Chill out. What's going on? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm front door. >> Okay, what's going on? >> HEY, STOP. STOP GRABBING ME. When police intervened, the subject continued to resist and engaged in physical struggle with officers. Faced with an unsafe situation, officers were forced to restrain and arrest the woman. The incident concluded with the suspect being charged with assault, illustrating how a civil call can rapidly turn into an enforcement situation when the risk of violence emerges within a domestic setting. That's not >> When resistance begins, there is no room for hesitation. Click subscribe so you don't miss the next critical moments. >> Get out of the car. Get your hands up. Buddy, you go in front of that car and lay down. During a patrol on Interstate 40 in Prairie County, local law enforcement working in coordination with the Arkansas State Police identified a high performance vehicle committing a violation and failing to comply with a stop. A pursuit quickly developed on the highway, requiring units to maintain distance, coordinate formations, and identify a suitable location for safe intervention. I don't know what you did. Heat. Heat. Come on. Let me see your hand. You going to stick your noise down, boy. Get out of the car. Get your hands up. Look at me, buddy. You go in front of that car and lay down. Get to the ground. When the vehicle slowed and came to a stop, officers approached according to procedure and issued clear commands for the driver to exit the vehicle to gain control of the situation. After confirming there were no additional occupants inside, the suspect was restrained and taken into custody, bringing the incident to a close in accordance with standard operational protocols to ensure the safety of officers and other motorists. positive. Beautiful. Especially heat. So, we need to open the door. >> In Anaheim, police were dispatched to handle an assault at an apartment complex. When making contact with Justin Brian Perkins, the man quickly became agitated and suddenly resisted, causing the situation to escalate within minutes. >> I was walking down right here and I was I was on the phone checking the word. I saw him from a distance and I saw him. I I looked at him. When I looked up, he was right in front of me. When I looked up, I looked at him. He just went he cracked me hard. Where? Right here. Take your >> And he didn't say anything. He just cracked me. Right. Yes. >> For salt. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> Hey. Hey. >> Somebody uh uh was that with the hat. He uh pushed me. >> Uhhuh. >> And uh got a little loaded of um load of Mickey. What's What's your ID? Kevin. But uh yeah, >> my dad taking medications >> um supposed to. >> Uh, well, I thought it was supposed to be the guy in the family. >> It's your uncle's boy, right? >> Well, it's your dad. What's What's your dad's name? >> Your uncle is my dad. >> Your dad is right here. >> Oh, my dad. >> Okay. So, uh, told you. >> So, what happened? >> All those people chasing me down. >> I just want to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. >> Done. Done. >> Call your dad. Uh they they if you want me to uh tell you those guys are down there. >> Okay. BUT YOU NEED >> fight who? >> So you can open the door for me. Okay. >> YEAH. RET. THAT'S DISGUSTING. DAMN IT. >> Get down. >> Get down. >> Please for me. >> Get him down anymore. Okay. Okay. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Relax. >> Stop. >> Officers were forced to restrain him to control the scene and ensure safety. then provided first aid and called for emergency medical services while Perkins remained conscious and showed signs of life. While awaiting medical personnel, Perkins condition deteriorated and officers immediately applied supportive measures in accordance with procedure until he was transferred to medical care. >> Relax. >> Perkins was later transported to the hospital and did not survive. The investigation determined that the cause of death was related to drug intoxication and was classified as accidental, reflecting the complexity and high risk of crisis situations requiring operational intervention. >> Hey, I know they did, but just they didn't want to get you. Please help. >> In the early morning hours of January 28th, following a snowstorm, Oklahoma City police located a vehicle reported stolen in connection with an assault and attempted a traffic stop. The driver failed to comply and continued driving, initiating a pursuit on snow-covered roads toward Interstate 40. I'm not ready at 140. Heat. Heat. possibly extinct here. using the That was good. After exiting the highway at the Portland exit, the vehicle encountered an obstruction caused by a disabled truck blocking the roadway. While attempting to maneuver around it, the driver lost control and left the roadway, ending the pursuit. Two occupants were taken into custody at the scene and faced charges related to unauthorized use of a vehicle and evading police, highlighting the high risks of pursuits in severe weather conditions and the importance of traffic safety control. without That's right. >> Your hands out the window. >> Throw the keys out of the car. >> You guys see the driver? >> Yeah. Oh, I can see the driver from here. Call him out. Pull him up. >> Driver. >> Move. Move. Take a step to your left. Another one. Another one. Another one. Get on your knees. Put your hands behind your back. I got the car. Anybody else in that car? Anybody else in that car? >> Did you get a point? During an evening shift, police received the pursuit handoff from the Tennessee Highway Patrol involving a pickup truck displaying mismatched license plates and failing to comply with a stop. When the vehicle entered an urban area, local police took over and deployed vehicle intervention tactics, TVI, the first two attempts were unsuccessful due to the driver breaking hard and swerving. We're heading to Broadway right now. TVI. TVI TV. >> He's still on the road. Did you get a swive on the map on Broadway near >> Broadway and okay street look like >> two THB in front of out there. On the third attempt, the TBI forced the vehicle to stop at a highway exit. The driver complied with commands and was safely taken into custody. Subsequent checks confirmed the driver had a revoked license and the vehicle was using fraudulent plates, bringing the situation to a close through controlled intervention to ensure public safety. In the Atlanta area, Shambblei police identified a vehicle displaying stolen license plates and determined that the car itself was also stolen. When the driver failed to comply with a stop, a brief pursuit followed and ended when the vehicle collided head-on with a patrol car. You ready? That one. Check that shed. Now we'll get to 25. >> What do you think? >> 224. >> I've got one taser deployed. If you will start EMS risk from the accident. >> Yeah, he can see your location. >> He just broke his ankle. River >> this way. This way. >> Any more >> car? >> Any more outstanding? >> No, it's in the complex. >> We got another one out there. >> This way. I ran that way. Okay, cuz he uh got up and tried to run again. I hope he dropped it on his way out of the out of the car. >> Dropped it by throwing it over, man. >> Stand up, bro. Legs don't work. >> Just pick him up. >> Hold on. Come on, man. Stand up. Stand up. Two occupants fled the scene. One was apprehended almost immediately, while the other was taken into custody later the same day. An investigation confirmed that the license plates had been swapped from another vehicle and that the car was connected to theft. The incident concluded, illustrating how a pursuit can end quickly when risks escalate and law enforcement prioritizes scene control to ensure safety. Tell us I'm going to need another car. >> I'm clear on that >> cuz he I had him on the ground. I was waiting for another one to come over, but I switched the tag so nobody was hearing me. >> And then >> Okay, now we're coming up to Highway 271. Highway 271 TVR TV. >> During a very high-speed pursuit in Arkansas, state police observed the vehicle traveling at over 100 mph, repeatedly changing lanes and failing to comply with a stop. When conditions allowed on an entrance or exit ramp, officers deployed a pit/tvm maneuver, making controlled contact with the rear of the vehicle, causing it to lose control and slide into a concrete barrier, ending the ongoing threat. South 11. >> That's a maroon. Pass your car. Got it. Secondary check. Take care of business. >> 30 secondary. >> 530. Coming up to the Jenny Land exit. Need to slow 130. Jenny Lyn 130. >> All right, we're coming up Jenny Lyn now. Taking Jenny exit. Taking any one exit. >> Continue southbound. About to get on to the long on downtown on ramp. >> Okay, now we're coming up to Highway 271. >> Highway 271. PVI TV. Driver, show us your hands. >> I don't got V. Open the door. Police quickly approached, issued clear commands, and secured the driver and passenger in accordance with safety procedures. The incident concluded, demonstrating that selecting the appropriate timing and space for controlled intervention is a critical factor in safely ending high-speed pursuits. >> He can't roll the window down. Hands both of them. There you go. >> You can crawl. HANDS UP. Less lethal on the ground. Hey, stand up. Back this way. I don't know if we got a passenger. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Back up. Keep coming. Keep coming. And they'll drop your head here on your knees. >> Do you got a passenger? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You said yes. >> 15 with one male trying to get the passenger out. That's clear. Moving. Open it. Open it. This video has been edited by the channel's team to provide a consolidated perspective on real world situations. Is not intended to replace the original recordings. And if you're interested in content like this, subscribe to the channel so you don't miss upcoming episodes. Hurry up. In San Diego, California on August 15th, 2023, a driver called 911 to report being stopped by people in a white Tesla and opened fire. The driver, Benjamin Pickkins, was found hours later at Mesa College and taken down by police. His accomplice, Xavier Benjamin Lacosta, was hunted all day. Boulevard 301. Stand here. COME ON THE DOOR WITH NOTHING IN YOUR HAND. San 301. Stand with police. Let me see YOUR HAND. HEY, DROP THE GUN. DROP THEING GUN RIGHT NOW. DROP THE GUN. I WILL SHOOT YOU. >> Police surrounded the apartment where Lacosta was hiding. He initially threw the gun on the ground as ordered, but suddenly rushed to pick it up. >> He's right there. He's down there. He's down there. He's down. Where's he going? He's right there. Keep going. Keep going. Okay. >> In a split second, police were forced to open fire. Lacosta died on the spot. >> Hey. All right. Hey, here we go. Hey, so we're going to clear this place. Somebody's going to So, Greg, Beaker, step over. Okay. >> And then Phil, go with them. Start clearing. >> Zobe and Jojoya start treating the suspect and hands back. Hey, SUSPECT, PUT YOUR HEAD BACK. Running away and carrying a weapon only makes the path to tragedy faster. >> TVI TV. >> In Pike County, Arkansas on July 8th, 2023, a black Dodge Challenger was pursued at speeds exceeding 100 mph, speeding down Highway 27 toward Kirby >> County. Pike 9, be advised. Pack 2 advised when K21 catches up. He is to be primary. 21 Hot Springs. I'm primary. >> Is now primary. We are passing right. Passing right here. >> Passing right. Speed to 38. >> I was wrong. He's now on Broadway. >> He's down Broadway. Turn on North Third Street. >> Turning on third Street. Just accelerated to 44 Street on Third Street. Passing Paul on Third Street. >> TBI. TBI. TBI. >> As the vehicle turned onto Lake Shore Street, the trooper fired a precise TVI shot, causing the Challenger to lose control and come to a stop. ROLL IT OUT THE WINDOW. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. NOW ROLL IT DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. ROLL IT DOWN. NO. ROLL THE [ __ ] window down. See your hands. Get out of here. Unbuckle your seat belt. Get out. Get out. Do not reach for anything. Get out. Get out. Get out. Come here. Do not reach for anything. Let me see your hands. Get out. >> No. Do not reach for that. He's >> the suspect, Cruz, was pulled from the vehicle and placed in handcuffs at the scene. >> Drag him out that way. Drag him out. Get out. On the ground. On the grass. >> Investigation later determined the vehicle was stolen and Cruz, a juvenile, admitted to using methamphetamine. Just go ahead and start the next step in 11 Pike County for this vehicle. AB Nora Adam 75 S. >> I was about to guide y'all home. >> You We don't stop on your time. Okay. >> All right. >> You understand that? >> Yeah. >> A pocket. >> But I'm just saying I could have had y'all. >> You could have had it. >> Yeah. I know you were about to bump in like a >> That was fun though, wasn't it? >> No. You endangered a lot of people's lives. That wasn't fun. Well, yeah. Honestly, >> it's idiotic. >> Where's the gun? >> I ain't got a gun. >> Got bullets, no gun. >> Yeah. >> He was taken to the Yell County Juvenile Detention Facility, facing multiple felony charges. A moment of recklessness behind the wheel can turn a young man into a dark prison. DROP THE KNIFE. in Jacksonville, Florida on August 13th, 2025. Residents on the street were surprised to find their house set on fire. The perpetrator, 30-year-old Brian Gillis, confessed to the act hours later. His family quickly called the police, fearing that Gillis was having a mental breakdown. >> She's been my neighbor for 16 years. So, we've witnessed, you know, him getting into the accident, getting shot. We've witnessed it. We lived it pretty much with her. Yeah, >> this is like you said, it's not the first time he's did something to my house, >> but this could have been dead. >> Those are my kids rooms. >> Absolutely. >> So, I'm more hurt than Matt cuz my kids are innocent in the whole situation. >> Yeah. >> You know, if it was a vehicle, I wouldn't care. Tell my cars. But, you know, like my kids right here. >> Yeah. >> And now he just threw paint on that house. Correct. >> Do you know whose house that is? >> Um, she just moved like, two, three months ago. >> Okay. Is she home right now? >> She left. She left. >> She left. >> Is that her house or rental property? >> All right. And I see some black marks on your house. Did he try to do that to your house this morning, too? >> From the grill. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> All right. Well, give me just a second. Okay. When police found Gillis running down 25th Street, he was holding a large knife, screaming and threatening. >> Get on the ground. Back up. Back up. You dropped the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> K99. Shots fired. Buckmin 25th. Buckmin 25th. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> I'm out with the suspect. He's still on the ground. Signal 18. Go ahead and start rescue 1068. Knife is still in his hand. 25th in Buckman. I am 1077. >> 26. 109. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> All right. This going to be the plan. I'm going to move in. I'm going to step on his hand to get the knife out. All right. >> Hey, Roselle. Handcuffers since you got gloves. >> I got some. Make sure they get a pathway. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Swing around. Swing around. >> Just leave it up right there. Might just put it right. >> Yeah. I'm just going to put it right side. >> Get handcuffs on. I know he's probably seven. We got a handcuff. Y I'm trying to get them all now. >> My hands too damn sweaty. Anybody else can get them all. >> Gillis died. When you lose control, seek medical and family support. In Benton, Arkansas on April 26th, 2024. A white sedan with out ofstate plates sped down I 30 going over 100 miles per hour passing left and right with no regard for safety. I'm off the hill. Enemy 31. When Saline County lost sight of the vehicle, another patrol saw it and signaled for it to stop. But the driver kept going, weaving in and out of traffic, even entering a construction zone. >> Hey, hurry up. Let's get on there. Thank you. The chase ended at mile marker 111 when the vehicle was forced to stop. >> Stupid. Put your hands back. >> The driver was arrested at the scene and faces a slew of charges. Fleeing, aggravated assault, reckless driving, speeding, false license plates, and more. In Louisville, Kentucky, in the Parkland area, LMPD officers Leonard Elz and Carlin Alexander responded to a domestic violence call. What's >> going on, D? >> I have put it down. >> Put it Put it ready shot fire. >> When they arrived, Anthony Wayne French, Senior, 49, appeared in the doorway holding a semi-automatic gun. In a tense moment, the two officers fired in self-defense. >> 225 Charlie, we got a suspect down. Still gun in the hand. We're okay. >> Watch out. EVERYBODY ON THE GROUND. EVERYBODY GROUND. >> I'm getting >> Anybody else in the house? >> No. >> We have two dogs. >> Let me see your hand, buddy. >> I'm not armed. He was >> all the way on the ground. All the way. >> We're 108. We're 1086. Suspect is down. >> Guns between his legs. >> Guns between his legs. >> All right, we're going have to start CPR first aid. >> All right, we got this in his hand. >> French died. >> All right, you got that? That was insane. All right, starting CP. >> On August 8th, 2025, a blue Honda Accord evaded a patrol car on I55. The driver was not wearing a seat belt. The license plate was expired, and when the police turned on his lights, he chose to accelerate and flee. >> Tennessee Boy Robert Williams, 7933. Boy, Robert Williams, 7933. trying to get him to stop at the two mile mark. >> The car swerved to intercept, forced the police car to stop, and then sped toward the bridge at high speed. >> 1037 that direction. TVR. TBR TV. A sharp right side TVI sent the Accord colliding with the concrete barrier. But even after the collision, the car continued to drive in the emergency lane until it was stopped and the driver Romelo wear WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. TURN AROUND. STAND UP. TURN AROUND. STAND UP NOW. Turn around. STAND UP. WALK BACK TO ME. RUN BACK TO ME. TAKE A LEFT. STEP LEFT. STEP LEFT. STOP. STEP LEFT NOW. STEP LEFT NOW. Two smalls. Turn around now. Turn around now. What do you think you're doing? or two of them. Turn around. Look away from me now. Look away from me now. Look away from me now. I'm not playing with you. Look away from me now. All right. Get over here. Look what you did to our vehicles, man. >> Huh? >> By himself. >> Yeah, he's by himself. What? >> An open beer can was in the car door and a halfburned joint was under the driver's seat where refused to cooperate with testing and eventually faced a slew of charges. Felony fleeing, reckless driving, possession of marijuana, DWI, alcohol on the highway, no insurance, no seat belt, and more. Running away doesn't erase a mistake. It just doubles the consequences. In San Diego, California, a terrified woman reported that her ex-boyfriend, Stefan Nuttle, 29, had broken into her apartment, threatened to shoot her, and fled with her 11-month-old daughter. Police immediately gave chase through the 47th Street subway station and into the apartment complex. Officer Glattis found Nuttle hiding in a bush on a dark hillside. >> Yeah. He's going to be in the apartment complex like this. >> Hey, shoot your head. Show your hands. SHUT. When ordered to show your hands, he waved an unknown object toward the police. At the critical moment, a gun went off. Yeah, he pointed the gun at me. Yeah, he's at the bottom of the hill. He's right in the base of the hill of the [ __ ] >> All right. Ready? >> I got you. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> He He fell behind that bush right there. >> I don't know. >> He's right here. And he pointed the guy in this bush. He fell right behind this bush at the base of this building. >> Did you have a kid? >> I didn't see a kid. I saw the gun. >> You guys, I see the contact team there. Slow down, though. Slow down. I see you guys running down the embankment. Slow down. So, just to the south of you guys, you'll see the child. Just past the child, there's a little embankment. The suspect's down up against the wall. Hey, why did you guys answer up? Do you guys see him? >> 48. Give us a child is okay. >> Baby's okay. Baby's okay. >> Soldier. Got it. Hands up. >> Both hands up or I will shoot. >> I have no gun. >> Don't move. 47 baby. >> The baby was rescued safely. Nuttle was lucky to escape. Seeking help in resolving the situation peacefully is always the only way to protect yourself and your loved ones. >> Are you okay? >> You okay? Hey, buddy. My name's My name's Henry. Are you okay? Hey, can we check on the residents in here? Just do a welfare check. >> Yeah. >> Is there anyone in here? >> In Las Vegas. An armed robbery at an auto parts store led to a dangerous chase. When the suspect was spotted again near Robinddale Road and Fountain Heights Lane, officers ordered him to drop his weapon. >> Get on the hands. Get your hands up. Keep walking. Keep your hands up. Come to me, man. Come to me. >> We're good. Let him come to us. Let him come to us. >> Come to me, Max. Come to me. Don't put your hands down. It's a bad day. >> Don't touch me. >> Turn around. Turn around. Keep your hands up. >> The suspect initially complied, but then reached for his holster. Officer Darko Milanovich opened fire. >> Four. Shots fired. Yes. >> Shots fired. >> Hey, hold up. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> Three out of four. >> Three out of four. One shot fire. The suspect was taken to Sunrise Medical Center for emergency treatment. Remember, keep your hands up. It's how you stop tragedy and save your life. >> In Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on March 28th, 2024, a Red Orange Dodge Challenger roared down the freeway at 135 mph, three times the speed limit. The car didn't stop, instead swerving on the wrong side of the road, running red lights, turning the road into a dangerous gamble. 11 1037 battle trying to catch up to the red door red. At the intersection of 6th Avenue and Franklin Street, his luck ran out. The Challenger lost control, skidded through a stop sign, and plunged into a ditch. >> You better get on the ground right now. The driver tried to flee on foot but stumbled repeatedly before being subdued. >> Who's behind the back? >> That was stupid. But who else is in? >> Huh? 11. I got one custody right now. >> Stand up. >> David Christopher Horn faces felony fleeing with the intent to endanger life and nine other serious traffic charges. In Rochester, New York, police searched for a car suspected of being involved in two previous shootings. The driver, Brendan Burns, 35, pulled out a hunting knife when stopped, threatened officers, and fled. >> Gunfire rang out as Burns fled through several yards, leading police into an alley on Bington Street, where he pulled out a shotgun and refused all orders to drop his weapon. Get on the ground. That way. >> Put your [ __ ] hands up. >> Turn around now. >> GET OUT OF THE BAG. What is it? I don't know what I'm looking at. >> Hey, put your hands up. I'm going to shoot you. Don't pick that gun up. Don't take it. >> Don't pick it up. >> Drop it right now. >> Just stop. Get on the ground. >> I'm going to shoot you. >> No. No. Get off. Get off. Cover. Drop it. Drop it. >> In imminent danger, officers opened fire. BURNS DIED. HEY BEHIND BEHIND COVER. You guys stay here. Get behind cover. Get behind cover. Get behind cover. Hey, make sure he stays there. Stay here. Stay. Don't move. Stay here. I'm with you. >> We have to drag him out of this yard. >> Just leave him here for a second. >> All right. follow the animal right through. >> Okay, he's got a high one. >> Yeah, we're going to have to >> cut everything. >> In North Little Rock, Arkansas on December 26th, 2022, a stolen SUV was speeding down the highway, weaving through traffic at a crazy pace. approaching. >> Come on. Come on. Move. >> Still eastbound. He's at 75. No traffic. Still eastbound. Slow down. 55. No trans5 coming up roll. >> The police were on every curve, every break, determined not to let it escape. right behind you. 24 little rock 1037 going over Rosville Springer speed that 48 After miles of pursuit, a precise pit brought the SUV to a stop in a vacant lot. >> Heads. Heads. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. Show me. Face away from me. FACE AWAY FROM ME. FACE AWAY FROM ME. >> The driver raised his hands in surrender. Don't trade your freedom for recklessness behind the wheel. >> Walk. Get on your feet. Get on your feet. Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. Take three steps to your left. DO IT NOW. ONE, TWO, THREE. Walk back. Walk back. Walk three steps TO YOUR LEFT. DO IT NOW. WALK BACK. Walk back. Walk back. Take two steps to your left. Two steps to your left. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Do it now. Walk back. >> Yeah, we're clear. Yeah, I already checked the back. It's good. >> In Boise, Idaho, Benjamin C. Barnes was accused of threatening hikers and their pets in the Holes Gulch area. A dog died as a result of the threat. SHOW US YOUR HANDS, SIR. >> WHEN POLICE approached and gave orders, Barnes suddenly fired several shots. >> Somebody advance. Somebody's dead. >> In the open, with no place to hide, the officers were forced to return fire. Barnes died. >> COME HERE. FIRE. FIRE OFF. OFF. >> Get down. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> He's shooting at us. >> Off the police now. Step up with your hands up. Step up with your hands up. He's moving. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Yeah. He's looking dead at us. HE'S DOWN. He's down. >> Carrying a weapon while losing control not only endangers the community but also deprivives oneself of the chance to live. In Little Rock, Arkansas, on July 18th, 2023, a white Dodge Durango was spotted speeding in a construction zone on I30. When police signaled for a stop, the driver pretended to pull over at a gas station and then suddenly accelerated to flee. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We're going to The vehicle sped off, ran a red light, and crossed the Broadway bridge at over 90 mph, ignoring the danger. Everywhere. I know. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. window street. The driver suddenly opened the door and fled, causing the vehicle to collide with a tree. Philip Conway, 31, who was on probation, was charged with seven additional criminal and traffic violations. One second of choosing to run away can change the whole future. Stopping is always the wisest choice. >> In Milwaukee, police chased 19-year-old Jerry Smith Jr. onto the roof of a building after they said he fit the description of a suspect WITH A GUN. >> PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. >> Get your HANDS IN THE AIR. >> DO IT NOW. TURN ON. >> TURN ON. Get down. >> You're noting move. Do noting move. >> DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT [ __ ] MOVE. STAY DOWN. >> Cameras showed Smith with his hands up, unarmed, as he slowly knelt on the ground, but then two officers opened fire. No weapon was found near Smith. >> I got him. I got him. I got him. You're good. >> HELP HIM. HELP. >> WE NEED AMBULANCE. Subject on the road. >> Where's that gun? >> Smith was left partially paralyzed in his right leg and filed a lawsuit in federal court. The civil rights lawsuit resulted in a financial settlement between him and the city of Milwaukee. Tell us what you think of the incident. >> In Forest City, Arkansas, on August 16th, 2025, a white Nissan Ultima was pulled over for a windshield cover and no insurance. >> You better roll it down. >> Roll it down. >> Roll it down. I'mma bust it. >> You got 5 seconds to roll it out. >> Roll it down. >> You better roll this window down. When the trooper smelled marijuana and questioned him, Colby Jamal Taylor rolled up his window and suddenly hit the gas. CP. CP. >> The chase took place through several side streets. Taylor ran a stop sign, went nearly 60 mph, and swerved through Broadway, Gorman, Oak, and Cherry. Let's go. Coming up the stairs. 11. >> Two TVI failures, but the third hit sent the car spinning. Taylor abandoned the car and attempted to flee on foot, but was quickly subdued after a short chase. Where the [ __ ] man? >> Give me your [ __ ] hand. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Get tight. Put your hand behind your back. Hand behind your back. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. HE RESISTED arrest before officers were forced to subdue him. Police found marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and a gun, which Taylor, a convicted felon, was prohibited from possessing. Stopping early could save you from a lengthy sentence. In San Francisco, California, a peaceful neighborhood suddenly turned into a battlefield when police surrounded an RV that was hiding out from murder suspect Joel Armstrong, 31. >> Come out. Coming out. Come out. >> GET THAT DOG INSIDE. GET THAT DOG INSIDE. I'LL SHOOT IT. HEY, this is your hands. Get on the ground. >> GET YOUR HANDS UP. COME DOWN HERE. GET ON THE GROUND. HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE? Get him back. Get him back. GET HIM BACK. WHO ELSE IS IN THAT BEAR? >> Who else is inside? >> IS THAT IT? PULL THAT DOG AND HOLD IT TIGHT. >> PULL THAT DOG. HOLD IT TIGHT. >> Come out. >> What's his name? >> JOEL. IT'S GEORGE. JOEL. MR. ARMSTRONG. COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> DON'T BE STUPID. COME ON, JOEL. >> JOEL, COME OUT. NO, YOU STAY STILL. JUST HOLD THAT TEMPLE BEFORE it gets shot. >> ARMSTRONG, COME OUT. >> After 2 hours of tension, Armstrong suddenly opened fire from inside. In response, seven officers fired 65 shots. Miraculously, no one was injured in the hail of bullets. When the standoff ended, police recovered the gun from the RV and charged Armstrong with the previous murder and multiple counts of attempted murder. In Florida, August 8th, 2025, a Dodge truck sped through the darkness, going over 100 mph without lights on. The driver did not stop, but tried to run, recklessly, turning around on the road. I got you, buddy. I'll take it, Logan. You take over. 48 already inside. Florida Highway Patrol followed closely and with a single precise pit, the truck spun around, ending the escape. >> Hands out the window. >> Hands. Hands. >> Get out here. We're here. That would be terrible. Get away from me. >> MLK. >> The driver getting out of the car admitted to having had a few beers. Don't let recklessness turn fun into judgment. >> Put your hands on top of your head or let your fingers on top of your head. It's kind of cool though, not a lie. >> So, what's your current address? >> I don't have an address, sir. I'm on my I'm homeless right now. I was staying in my boss's truck and I was acting very stupid, so I don't have anywhere to stay right now. Miguel, >> sir. What's your current address? >> Stop fighting. Stop fighting with us. Get in the car. >> In Wallingford, Connecticut, the noise of a domestic dispute drew Wallingford police to the scene as a drunken man, Gary King, was being handcuffed and placed in a patrol car. He suddenly began to violently resist. >> Put on you in the car. >> WHY ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU HELPING ME? Why are you harassing me? Why car? Why arrest me? Why are you arresting me? Sir, why are you arresting me? I'm under arrest. Why are you arresting me? Stop resisting. STOP FIGHTING. STOP FIGHTING with us. Get in the car. body. >> In the chaos, officer Joseph Smith threw a punch. King was knocked unconscious. >> He's out first. >> Jesus Christ, man. What the hell is wrong with you? Stop playing with us. All right. >> Later to threatening a public safety officer and other charges in suspended for excessive force. What do you think of the officer's handling of the situation >> in Arkansas on May 13th, 2022? What was supposed to be a paper trail quickly turned into chaos. The man in the gray SUV gave false information, evaded questions, and the officer suspected a possible domestic dispute. As the officer prepared to take fingerprints, the driver suddenly fled with the woman in the car. >> They were pulled open when I was scouting by and they went into it and they don't have an ID. He's acting just really, >> huh? J15. I'm in pursuit. They just took off. >> Eastbound from Parkson's. It's a fictitious tags. I was going to fingerprint the guy and they just took off. The car swerved at nearly 100 mph while the woman inside desperately fought to stop. >> He's just run off the road. He's going down into the into the field. He's going across the field. He's going back here. We're going back in the woods area. All the way back in here. You'll be able to see my trash before we start this. They rode over at the wood line. They rolled over. Police continued through multiple lanes before the SUV veered off the road and overturned in the woods. >> Where you at? >> All right, I've got help coming. Where's he at? >> The man fled, leaving the woman trapped, who had to be rescued by the officer. Fleeing not only destroys you, it also victimizes innocent people. >> You don't have anything on you? Come on. What y'all think? J15. Oh man, just took off on me. >> In Arkansas on December 9th, 2022, a reckless four-wheeler sped away in defiance of the law, ignoring all commands to stop. >> Here come by. >> Stop. Stop. >> You ain't keep going. Stop. >> You >> can't be on the highway. >> This is >> Huh? >> Who said you can? >> Who? >> Head. Tail head. I was just trying to get Oh, they just took off on me. We're going northbound about 51. The traffic slot. He's wearing a a motor Harley Davis and motorcycle jacket on his face where we're off road. The driver accelerated, weaving through streets, driving into rugged terrain, and then fleeing into the woods, trying to lose the pursuers. Heat. Heat. Drive in my way. God. >> Even though the police lost track, the pursuit did not stop. Because fugitives can hide for a while, but they can never escape for long. And sooner or later, justice will come. >> What the hell are you doing? In San Diego, California, a 33-year-old man threatened employees with a knife after being caught shoplifting and then running away. >> Police tracked him down and a helicopter monitored him from above. >> Naval unit behind. Watch your crossfire. He's walking westbound through that parking lot. Drop >> the knife now. You will be shot. Hey, drop the knife. >> Who's that? Taser. >> Hey, what do you got? Taser. >> He ignored orders to drop his weapon. Police used a taser to subdue him, but it didn't seem to work. >> Taser. Taser. >> Able running southbound uh along Marina um out toward Friars. Uh he just ran down that little dirt hill uh under the under the bridge there. He's still southbound uh under Friars or at Friars. Able, he is running eastbound on Friars uh just east of Marina is along the south curb. What the he >> able looks like he's running southbound across Friars's going to be uh going into the canyon here. Okay, Denver. He stopped. Okay, Abel, make this a code 12. He's got a hostage. Friars just east of Marina. Make this a code 12. >> We're going to need to make this code 12. Subject has a subject with a knife to his neck on >> able. Looks like he might have just >> What the hell are you doing? >> He ran out onto Frier's road and restrained a passer by. Three officers fired simultaneously, ending the threat. >> And make this code 12. Subject stabbed a person on fire. >> 442 shot. >> The victim survived, but the suspect died at the scene. Hit like and subscribe to never miss real life drama. >> In Savannah, Georgia, a thrilling pursuit began when police spotted a silver Dodge Ram that had been reported stolen. Behind the wheel was Quadral T. Williams, 32, who ignored a stop sign, accelerated wildly on Little Neck Road, and then onto I6. Bringing pet set up coming up on the 155. He's all over the road trying to set up the pit again. Trying to get a second time. Roll over. All over. >> Officers attempted multiple pits but failed until the third well-placed pit caused the car to spin out of control and flip over on its side. >> Get out the ground. Get on the ground. Everybody get out the car. Williams was arrested on the spot, displaying signs of drug use and refusing a blood test. A stolen car or a moment of recklessness is not worth losing your freedom. >> Okay. Is is he acting aggressive or hitting anyone or what is he doing? is not hitting anyone, but he's aggressive. >> In Mareno Valley, California, a desperate mother called for help because her 33-year-old son, Jesus Antonio Rodriguez, who was schizophrenic, was under the influence of stimulants, and became aggressive. When the police approached, Rodriguez screamed, barricaded himself in the room, and suddenly grabbed a baseball bat with a metal spike. >> He has a bat. He has a bat with spikes. >> He has a bat with spikes. Your hands are out here. Now go ahead and shoot me. Go. What you going to do? Get close. Go. >> Drop it. Drop it. Go ahead. You broke it. Now go ahead and shoot me. Go. Go. What you going to do? Get close. Go. Drop it. Police tried several times to calm the situation and used a taser, but to no avail. When Rodriguez rushed in, deputies were forced to open fire. Despite immediate emergency treatment, he died. Seek medical and community help early to prevent such unnecessary tragedies. In Savannah, Georgia, a blue sedan sped away without its headlights on. When signaled to stop, the driver ignored it and sped away at speeds exceeding 100 mph on I6. Heat. Heat. fast 435. I got it. 35 southbound. Clear. All right, locked up. >> The pursuit extended down Dean Forest Road where a well-timed pit maneuver caused the car to lose control and roll over onto the shoulder of the road. >> Wait, crossfire. Crossfire. The driver was identified as Devon Andrew Walden, 27, who was under the influence of alcohol. After a medical evaluation, he was taken to the Chattam County Jail. Remember, alcohol and reckless driving can make you a danger. 1041. Block them. Block. This is your hands. Get your hands up. In Greer, South Carolina, a task force executed an arrest warrant for William Clayton Blackwell, 39, on a series of felony charges. Blackwell ran out the back of the house holding a gun. >> There it is. There he drop the gun. Drop the gun. He's got a rifle. HE'S GOT A RIFLE. >> DROP THE GUN. Drop the gun. >> He's taking Hey, he's taking up our own position. HE'S right there in front of me. He's right in front of me. Hey, 1041 alpha. >> Shots rang out from his direction, forcing deputies to return fire. >> See the long gun right there under him? All right. He's moving his head. I can't see the pistol. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> After a 12minute standoff, when AK9 entered, Blackwell was confirmed dead. When faced with the law, please cooperate for a second chance. >> Yeah, I got I got right hand both hands. >> All right, LT, you take care of firearms. >> I got what? >> Let's not fall. Look deep in the jacket. Deep in the jacket. >> 1050. 1050. >> In Fulton County, Georgia, an LPR system alerted. A stolen Lexus GS had just pulled up at a gas station in East Point. The driver had collided with a police car and was speeding at over 120 mph in a 45 zone. on Le Street. White Lexus just struck my patrol car. Getting on 166 east. 1 2 3 >> 1050 1050 >> The Lexus spun out of control at high speed and crashed. everything. >> Police promptly locked the car and restrained the driver, Quintavius Curry, as he tried to flee. One moment of recklessness behind the wheel can ruin everything, so don't run away. >> Ready? 1 2 3 bag on the side. >> Drop it. >> I'm going to kill you with it. >> You're going to kill me with it? >> Yeah. >> He doesn't want me to come over cuz he's tried to kill me before. >> In Holly Hill, Florida, police responded to an emergency call about a man with a knife and making threats. The first call coming from the man himself. The second from his mother. >> Michael When police approached, Michael Edmonson aggressively charged with a knife in his hand, ignoring all commands to drop his weapon. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Is that a gun? >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> The officer was forced to fire. Edmonson died. A case that illustrates the need for mental health care and support. >> Drop it. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. It's >> in his hand still. >> Hey, drop the knife, sir. >> I don't have gloves on. I have the scissors. In Georgia, Puller Police Officer Andrew Jenkins spotted a GMC envoy going 91 milesPH in a 70 zone. The driver accelerated to over 100 mph and crashed onto I6, even throwing objects out the window as he fled. >> Come over there. connector 168 location. A tense chase ensued for miles until a well-timed pit maneuver caused the car to lose control. The driver fled into the dark woods and disappeared. The manhunt began. Hit like and comment your guess on how the suspect's chase ends. Let >> me see your hand. Let me see your hand. You had a handgun. What color? Red, black, black hand. And all the employees are leaving out the back. Um, all the boys. Um, all the customers are back. >> In Stockton, California, a store on Pacific Avenue was the target of an armed robbery. The suspect was identified as 28-year-old JBN Holmes. Minutes later, Holmes was found hiding under a car and in a residential yard, refusing to surrender. If you pull out a gun, I will shoot you and I will kill you. Okay? >> All right. >> Put your hands up. Hey, I see your hands, dude. See your hands, dude. >> Hey, stay right there. Let me see youring hands. >> Back to you. >> Hey, take the hoodie off your hands. >> Hey, take the hoodie. >> Get the bean bag up here. >> No, he's not complying. Hey, take the hoodie off your hands. >> Hey. Hey, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. When cornered, Holmes claimed to have a gun, hit his hands under his shirt, and suddenly rushed toward the police, forcing them to open fire. >> Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE your hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Get out. Do not move. >> Holmes luckily survived. But his end is a valuable lesson for us. >> And >> in Detroit, Michigan, the Michigan State Patrol working with the DEA stopped a Honda Accord suspected of transporting a large amount of methamphetamine. When the stop sign was activated, the driver sped away, running a red light on Warren Avenue and heading toward busy downtown Detroit through 89 mph. It's making a northbound shot. Continuing southbound Grand River, 312 Street. Actually through Rosa Parks. No pedestrian traffic, no uh vehicle traffic. Very very light vehicle traffic. What's the status? >> Grand River southbound journey southbound through a street. We're passing Motor City Casino in the right lane. >> We're downtown and The police were forced to perform a pit maneuver. The car spun out of control and came to a stop on Grand River Avenue. On the ground. >> Surrounded, the suspect stubbornly barricaded himself in the car, forcing the police to break the window to restrain him. He was eventually arrested. Running away only makes things worse. Confronting and cooperating is better. >> Stop. Stop. >> Three. Charles, 31. Shots fired. Shots fired. Star units code 3. >> In Fresno, California, the suspect in the assault of his girlfriend, Michael Alvarez, 37, was sitting in his car in front of a 7-Eleven when police approached. >> Hi, sir. How you doing? >> I'm all right, thank you. >> You doing all right? Cuz you pulled over the curb and all that, too. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Go ahead. Just put it in park for me for a minute, man. >> Put it in park. >> Yeah, put it in park. >> Get out of the car, man. Get out of the car. >> Stop, man. Back. Stop. Get out. Stop. Stop. >> Get up. Get out. >> Get out. Get out. Stop. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. YOU'RE GOING TO get shot. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. Get out. Get back. Stop. You're going to get shot. You're going to get shot. >> Get out. >> Stop. Stop. Charles 31. Shots fired. Shots fired. Stop. Units. Code three. >> When asked to turn off the engine and get out, Alvarez suddenly reversed the car, causing a collision that suddenly impacted officers and patrol cars, forcing police to open fire. >> Stop. Hold still. Hold still. >> We're good. We're good. We're good. We're good. Put it out. Hey, >> hold still. Hold still. >> We're good. >> We're good. We're good. Put it out. >> Hey, I'm moving in. >> Hey, pull him up. >> Alvarez survived but faces multiple felony charges. >> Oh god. Pull him out. 45 just hit him at him at mile marker. >> In Savannah, Georgia, a Chevrolet Cruise was speeding down I16 at 73 mph in a 55 zone. When police signaled for the driver to stop, the driver ignored the signal and accelerated to over 100 mph, nearly colliding with another vehicle. 165 sedan South Carolina. Robert Tom William 147 RTW 147 South Carolina 56 >> 45 >> I just p him pit him pit him at mile marker The intense chase ended when a well-timed pit maneuver caused the crews to spin and collide. >> I can't see in there anymore. He went to the back seat. >> There's two in there. Two in there. >> The driver, Richard Wright 2, 26, and his passenger Brian Davis were taken into custody. A search of the car found an AK47 marijuana and more than $2,300 in cash. Wright, who has a criminal record, was taken into custody after a medical examination. >> In Denver, Colorado, a shot spotter alert went off in the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard area. Minutes later, police spotted the suspect and pursued him from a scooter to a run. >> You're going to get up, man. You better stop. You're going to get up. >> You go THAT WAY. DROP IT, MOTHERUCKER. I'M going to shoot you. Drop it. [ __ ] >> As he fled, the suspect suddenly turned around and raised his gun, prompting police to return fire. >> Get out and kill you, mother. I'm >> shot. I'm shot. >> I'm going to shoot you if you don't. >> Both were taken to the emergency room. The officer was released early and the suspect now faces legal action. >> In Moskegan, Michigan, police spotted a stolen Ford Crown Victoria on Lake Street with its sirens blaring. The driver, Jir Brown, sped off, running several stop signs and going over 70 mph in a 25 zone. >> Baker Nora Victor 296. We are Wood and Hullbrook. >> Speeds are 50 silent. Speeds are 57. Coming up 212 follow behind us. Speed 60. Speed 60. Speed are 60. >> Speed 16. 212. >> Clear. Right. Left. >> Westbound on Summit. >> Westbound. 2142. >> Going to try and hit as soon as we can here. Next turn. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. We're going to crash. >> Clear right. Clear right. >> Speeds are 50. >> Clear left. Clear right. Clear left. Clear right. >> South on M. >> South on Mat. >> They're out. They're off. Back west on Lincoln. West on Lincoln 2123. Stay with our guys. >> The thrilling chase through several city streets ended when a well-timed pit maneuver sent the car spinning. Jir and his two passengers fled but were quickly apprehended. All were taken to jail or juvenile detention while the car was returned to its owner. Don't waste your youth like these young people. >> Hey sir, can you can you wait just a minute? Uh we're just going to make sure it's clear and then you're good. >> Might stick a dick. You might stick a dick in your ass. Who stole my car, bro? Bro, do I look stupid? You mother Don't worry. You going to see what a fiend car is, boy. I'm telling you, boy. You stole my mothering car. Don't even worry. In Savannah, Georgia, a white Toyota Camry was speeding down Bay Street, weaving and changing speeds erratically. When signaled to stop by a police officer, the driver refused to comply and turned into a parking lot, then suddenly turned around and fled. >> I wish this one would take off so I can scream 1080 on the radio, too. Bringing Bay. The chase continued with the Camry entering an S-curve too quickly, nearly colliding with another car. Radar recorded a speed of 92 mph in a 35 zone. Come on. Come on. A gentle pit brought the car to a complete stop and the driver obediently surrendered, which was the right decision. 10 bit violate >> and you're drunk and you're going to violate too. I got to pee. Let me go back. >> Oh yeah, that's true. >> Oh my god. It's all the things.