Send it, Jazz. I got it. Send it. Send it. >> This time he does a 360. >> Second pit. Second pit. Second pin. Stand by. >> They're throwing guns out. They're throwing guns out. Box them. Box them. Watch out, Jazz. >> The deputy jumps out with his gun drawn, but this guy ain't giving up that easily. >> Get out of the car. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> The Tesla has a red light up ahead. >> The driver tries to squeeze [music] past and then loses control. Let's see that crash again from a different angle. >> 20 eastbound. Haven't blue it yet. I tried three times. >> Okay, Fisher. >> All right, we're blue lighting it. >> They light up the Ford Escape and the driver puts on his turn signal and moves into the right lane. >> Coming up to 20 eastbound. Stand by. See what it does. >> At this point, they're not sure if he's going to pull over, take the next exit, or simply take off. We're still rolling. We'll be in pursuit. 20 eastbound. >> Instead of taking the exit, he gets back on the highway. 50 copy. What a traffic look like. >> Traffic's medium. Speeds right now 71 16. Setting up for a pit. All right. No good. Still 20 eastbound. Speeds are over 90. Uh medium traffic. >> Say pit and drive. He does a 180 and just like that he completely recovers. >> He's pitted again. >> Send it, Jazz. I got it. Send it. Send it. >> This time he does a 360. >> Second pit. Second pit. Second pit. Stand by. They're throwing guns out. They're throwing guns out. Box them. Box them. Watch out, Jazz. The passenger door swings open, but instead of fleeing on foot, >> they quickly surrender. >> DSP got the dog. DSP got the dog. >> Go ahead. We going to hold that gun for you. >> The passenger gets out. >> Come on now with your hands up. >> Followed by the driver. >> Come on. >> Gun on his left side. >> The driver's pants begin to fall. >> Keep coming off. >> Turn around. >> Revealing a handgun tucked inside. Grab that gun. >> A total of five suspects are eventually removed from the car. >> We got a team effort. We got those secondary vehicle. Collisions, no injuries. Two good pits. >> It's 10:30 a.m. and police in East Point, Georgia are in hot pursuit of a stolen 2014 Jeep Cherokee, which is coming this way and then nearly slams head-on into a police cruiser. The officer turns his car around to join in the pursuit, which is already well underway. As you can see here, the driver of the stolen Jeep has outstanding warrants from four different jurisdictions. There goes the jeep, followed by an unmarked police cruiser, followed by 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 police vehicles. Several of the officers take a shortcut, hoping to cut them off at the bottom of the hill. Up ahead, the stolen Jeep crosses the street and then goes airborne as it enters a shopping center. The dozen officers are now right on his tail. >> 3100 parking lot of 3100. >> A Georgia state trooper performs a pit maneuver. [screaming] Let's see that again. This is cell [cheering] phone footage taken by someone in the parking lot. [screaming] >> Oh my god. I'm done. Police now have the driver completely surrounded. >> Get out of the seat. >> Not sure if those are alive wires, but with that power pole severed in half. This is a dangerous crime scene. >> Keep your hands up. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. ON THE GROUND. On the ground. He falls out of the back seat, followed by his backpack, which turns out to have a stolen handgun inside. >> Watch the car. >> The driver is now placed under arrest. >> And now, guess it's time for the cleanup. >> A Rockdale deputy has just clocked in for his ship when he spots this stolen Hyundai Elantre being pursued by several Dicab County deputies. >> There's a blue Corolla decaf in our county. They're about to come out to stick. He makes a U-turn and attempts to catch up with the chase. >> They're on I20 eastbound passing Figment coming up on you. >> Deputies believe the man behind the wheel could be connected to a slew of recent armed bank robberies along the eastern seabboard. He gets onto the interstate and quickly makes up some lost ground. He passes the other deputies and soon catches up with the stolen car. >> We're 88 now. >> Which is now making a detour onto the media. >> They just drove off the roadway 888. Okay, we're going back. Hi, >> we're coming back to Rockdale. Call me on access roll heading back towards Rockdale clearing intersections. >> The driver is swerving in and out of his lane, going nearly 120 mph. >> Almost clear. The deputy tries to get alongside him, but that's not going to happen. He turns off the access road, >> but the deputy is right on his tail. They made a left off. We're passing on Avenue 41 around this metro. The suspect has no idea there's a sharp curve up ahead >> and skids onto the grass. >> He's coming back off the Iron Drive intersection. My vehicle >> 41. >> The deputy jumps out with his gun drawn, but this guy ain't giving up that easily. [screaming] >> Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Right here. >> The suspect is wanted for armed robbery, so they assume he's got a gun. >> Any other units coming? >> Yeah, we got him in custody. >> Y know. >> Y'all know what the is on me. GET ME THE UP. GET ME THE MAN. GO AHEAD. GO AHEAD. >> YOU KNOW WHAT the is ON ME. YOU KNOW ON ME. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? >> HE GOT A GUN on his head, man. >> On me. >> He's got a gun right here, man. >> You know what's on me? >> Got it. >> If they didn't know what was on him before, they definitely do now. >> With you. >> And then just a question of where to put him. >> Where'd he go? >> Put him in the car. Doesn't matter. that >> Atlanta police have just gotten word that a burglary suspect is hiding inside this apartment building. >> I know where y'all going. Thank you. >> Is he in there? >> We about to make entry. >> Put your hands up. >> Oh [ __ ] >> HE'S ON THE BACK WINDOW. HE JUMPED OUT THE BED. HE JUMPED OUT THE BED. >> You just jumped through the window. Good god. >> They're now in a foot pursuit with the suspect who did in fact just jump through the window. >> You're going to take us RIGHT HERE. DON'T MOVE. Don't move. >> She tases him, but it seems to have no effect. >> YOU KNOW WHERE TO GO. CRAZY. >> The suspects now jump through twoing windows, which ising crazy when you consider five police officers were already there waiting on him right below. >> He jumped out the second story window. >> Chevy Silverado 2500. >> This one's going to be the one that ran from the county, I believe. Deputies in Glen [clears throat] County are attempting to pull over this pickup truck, which fled from county police just a short while ago. I'm >> turning left on the SP. Y'all hold on. Don't run. >> Three deputies are now attempting to box him in. >> Get your hands up. >> 1080. 1080. >> Right on the spur. Right on the spur. Yeah. >> The lead car in the pursuit prepares to attempt a pit maneuver. >> All right, just give us a radio. We're uh we're south on the spur. Coming up to Alama Avenue. Speed's 93. >> Fail pit. Fail pit. We're still south coming up to the spur. Speed's 85 right now. Stand by. Looks like we're going to make a a left. Yep. just blew the light at Alamo. His speeds are probably about 100. >> All right, going into Wly 5. Going into Waverly 5. >> The driver cuts across the front yard, but deputies are right on his tail. >> Just loop around. >> Yeah, this is going to loop around back to the front. Never mind. He's going to go to the dead end of Knox Drive. There's only one way out and that's the way he came in. >> They attempt to block him in. >> All right. He just ran to my car, guys. Ran to my car. >> He crashes into both cars and takes off. >> He's coming at you, Robbie. >> He just hit me. He just hit me for me. I'm fine. My car. SHOW ME YOUR ASS. SHOW ME YOUR ASS. SHOW ME your ass. police car. >> He somehow manages to escape, disabling two more police cars in the process. With three of their cars now out of commission, they call for backup. >> All right, y'all hold your traffic. I'm getting ready to turn into a Waverly Pines. Give me the radio. >> It's now all hands on deck to catch this guy. Even the sheriff himself is responding. Runner, watch out. Watch out. Sheriff, watch out. >> The driver plows through the roadblock. >> Big 1050. Big 1050. He's still rolling. He hit the sheriff. >> The sheriff's now the lead car in the pursuit. >> Three deputies leading. Sheriff >> is lead car. We're Chapel Crossing heading towards Scranton. Now >> we're crossing over. Nope. Right here in the middle of the intersection. We're going south on the spur now. 1125. I'm spurring on that one. What are you guys doing? >> All right, we're spurs right here. He just 250 out. We're blocking him in >> the pits a success. And he's now completely surrounded at gunpoint from every possible angle. While all this is going on, the sheriff seems to be having a hard time getting out of his truck, which was also damaged in the crash. He finally opens the door and joins his deputies as they remove the passenger. And then the driver, 34year-old Grant Billings. >> All right. >> I was wrong for what I did. So, >> I I I agree. But, you know, I'm not here to say that you are wrong or right. >> I I'm wrong for what I did. >> Oh, and let's not forget about those other deputies. >> Myself and 40. Our cars are 107 who hopefully won't be waiting too long before the tow trucks arrive. >> How many vehicles total? >> I believe that vehicle is northbound passing acres on cop. >> A Cobb County officer has just spotted a vehicle connected to a recent Miami murder. >> I'll be behind the vehicle. We are on C Parkway. Go ahead and hold station. We're going to pull into the mall and attempt to stop it. 104. >> Several officers attempt to block in the Jaguar. >> We got the car stopped. Failing to comply. Still in the vehicle. >> As they surround the vehicle with guns drawn, the driver takes off. [screaming] >> We're going out on K Parkway. He's going to be making uh >> He tries to lose them in the shopping mall, but they're right on his tail. >> Clear vehicle 1080 South on Parkway. and then pit him again. >> Let's see that crash again from a different angle. [screaming] >> As the officer's airbag deploys, he quickly jumps out of the patrol car and holds the driver at gunpoint. The suspect is now completely surrounded. He climbs out of the passenger side of the vehicle. >> Get on your face. On your face here. >> He gets on his hands and knees and begins crawling towards the officers. >> Keep coming on your belly. >> Until finally the suspect is apprehended. >> You need an ambulance. >> He was laying on the floor. They punched him in the face. They hit you in the face. >> Police in Duth, Georgia are responding to a report of a clerk who was robbed at Knife Point at this gas station/convenience store/ mini casino. >> What was his What did he look like? Give me a description. What was he wearing? >> He was wearing black hoodie. >> Black hoodie? >> Yeah. >> All right. He had it up. >> Yeah. >> Black hoodie mask and everything. I couldn't >> mask. Black hoodie. Mask. >> I can see his eyes. >> Do you have video? >> I'm not authorized for video, sir, because I just work here. >> Where's your manager? >> They they probably sleeping at home right now. >> All right. Call them. >> The officer heads outside to see if the suspect might still be nearby. >> Hey, COME OUT RIGHT NOW. COME HERE. He works here. >> All right. >> It's not him. >> No. No. >> All right. He works for you. All right. >> All right. Sorry. >> The officer returns to the store and continues questioning the clerk. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. It wasn't one person. It was two. There was two people. >> No. >> You got punched in the face by one person and he ran out. >> Yeah. >> Or where did the second one go? The no f first time he came and he punched me. >> Okay. Same person two times. >> It's probably same people. Yeah. >> Was it you wearing the same stuff? >> They both wearing black hoodie. >> You don't have to be a mathematician to realize some of this guy's story is not adding up. >> You were unconscious. >> Yeah. >> But how long was that? >> About like she woke me up. The lady >> actually a lot of this guy's story is not adding up. Look closely at this City of Duth security camera footage. A man walks out of the store wearing a dark hoodie. He heads over to the dumpster and then a few minutes later comes out wearing a gray hoodie. >> He goes in wearing one thing, comes out wearing something else. Hey, do you have a key to the uh the dumpster? >> The worker from the dumpster, whose name is Danny, reaches inside his pocket. >> What you got in your pocket there, >> which is apparently filled with cash. >> Rustling around. Yeah. Hey, come here, Danny. >> Come here. Come here. >> Stop, Danny. Danny, stop. After a brief struggle, he's detained, but Danny insists he's innocent. >> You start pulling stuff out of your pocket. You got cash flowing out of your pocket. >> Like I said in the video, All right. Shows somebody going in >> Mhm. >> in the dumpster. Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> All right. I went back there. You were back there. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll be back. >> You wearing the same thing right there, right? Okay. >> You don't You didn't see anything? You don't know anybody that could have done this or nothing like that? >> No, I promise you don't. Looks like there's only one way to get to the bottom of this, and that's the security footage, which days later, they finally get their hands on. The clerk opens the till and pulls out a large watt of cash, which he counts. He then lays some of the cash on the counter when suddenly a strange man barges into the store. He then takes a swing at the clerk and clearly misses. Yet, down goes the clerk. The thief takes the money from the counter and walks away, leaving the clerk lying unconscious on the ground. 20 minutes later, the clerk's now made a complete recovery and is back to work. When, what do you know it, another robber shows up. Only this time, he's got his own set of keys. And he's no longer wearing a belt. Unfortunately, the clerk opens the register for him. He grabs the money and then takes off. With this new evidence in hand, they offer Danny a chance to come clean. >> I'm going to show you some stuff. Okay, that's you. >> They present him with the evidence. >> Okay. I'm not going to prove that's to you. Look at your shoes. Okay. Look at your hands. This is the question I'm going to ask you here. Depending on your answer, you're going to be charged one one crime or another. >> And then Danny finally changes his story. >> Was your intention to do this by yourself? >> No, it was staged. But >> it was staged. >> The dude worked there told me to do it. >> The dude told you to do it? >> It was staged. >> Okay. Which dude? >> The dude that worked out. The dude just said he got robbed. >> Okay, Patel. [snorts] So, Patel told you to do it both times. Still, one question remains. >> Why did you guys do it a second time? >> It didn't work the first time. >> It didn't work the first time. Why didn't it work the first time? >> Because he said that I did it wrong or something. Just It's just a lot of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> They placed Danny Curtis under arrest. >> Curtis, I want to make sure I heard you correctly. You called him a mastermind. >> Yeah. Did Did you watch that? That was not a mastermind. >> Let me take that back. I'll take that. [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. There was no mastermind involved there. >> Apparently, they did take great acting class. >> No. No. How much did they How much money was it? >> Five grand. $5,000. >> All right. >> Yeah. They look pretty good to me. I mean, the Grammy or the Oscars are coming up soon. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. The uh the punch was was my was the best part. It's 2 p.m. and Fyet [clears throat] County deputies have just spotted this stolen Honda Accord taken during an armed carjacking earlier in the day. >> As several other patrol cars move in, the driver takes off one time. More like a metal passing seven points out there. >> The driver is now passing cars in the turn lane. >> 64. Let me try to get around you. I can hit it. The driver runs the light and makes the turn >> right on Rama. >> Up ahead's a stop sign. >> It's going right. >> 1050 Oakley. 1050. 1050. >> Which he not only ignored but just ran over. >> Continue straight. He hit the stop sign. >> He's now going nearly double the speed limit through this residential neighborhood. >> Someone stay at the entrance and he's going to try to come back around. He jumps the curb >> 1050 1050 at the end of the street >> and then goes up on the lawn. >> It's going through a yard. Going through a yard. Coming back out. >> He narrowly avoids one of the officers. >> 46. Move out. >> And another. >> We're almost back to the entrance. Up ahead, a deputy awaits with stop sticks. He goes around him and jumps the curb again. He runs another stop sign. >> 1050 >> and then crashes into an SUV. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. DROP THE [screaming] GUN. DROP IT. HANDS UP. GET DOWN. That's a loaded AR-15 pistol he just tossed onto the grass. >> Turn over. STAY ON YOUR STOMACH. >> Keep your hands where you are. >> Deputies move in and they make the arrest. >> Are they all right? Chuck on a citizen. >> And as it turns out, the driver is all of 14 years old. >> He about got shot with that thing in his hand. >> Yeah, >> but he's holding by the butt. The suspect who was supposed to be in middle school when this chase occurred now faces charges of theft by receiving fleeing possession of a firearm during commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a minor. Now he also faces multiple charges in Decal County. >> Wow. It's both scary and totally heartbreaking. It's a 14-year-old. >> It is. And gone of the days, I guess, of skipping school and going to Burger King. >> Yeah. >> Kawita County Deputy Nakota is looking for a woman who just called 911. Apparently, a man on the run from police is inside her car and has been holding her against her will. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Is he still in the car? >> Is he in the back seat? >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Do you mind? >> The suspect has moved into the front seat. >> Step out of the car. >> And begins backing out. >> 128. Now, when he got in the car, he's getting ready to take off. The deputy hurries back to his car and is now attempting to catch up with the suspect. We're at 1080. He went the wrong way on Jack. Turned right on the bulls. He took a ride on the Miller farmer. >> Deputy Sean Sles has joined in the chase and is now the lead vehicle in the pursuit. We're passing county west speed about 100 >> 471 if crew listening we're passing you now speed about 120 mill female passenger is going to be in the car she jumped in after he was taking off >> the suspect swerves into the opposite lane >> he's wrong way he's jumping the medium >> and then crashes into deputy weeks patrol car >> 1050 with a SUV 128 full pull forward. Rear driver side tire is off. He's still going. >> The driver crosses over the center median again. >> He's already hit another car. See if we can get this thing stopped. >> 1050 into the woods. >> And into the woods he goes. >> Start AMS. >> The driver quickly bails from the wrecked vehicle. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON [screaming] THE GROUND. BUSH BOND. BUSH BOND. >> Deputy Slles then slides across the entire length OF THE CAR. >> KAYAN. KAYAN, YOU ARE GETTING BIT. YOU BETTER STOP. >> Both deputies are now chasing after him. >> Stop. YOU MIGHT GET BIT. Release him. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Deputy Wheat wipes out. >> GET ON GROUND. GET ON >> AS DEPUTY Soros finally catches up to him. >> Do not move. If you move, you will get tased. Do not move. Put your hands behind your back. 13 now over 105. You start next. >> The suspect is placed under arrest. >> What was it called? >> Uh felony fleeing obstruction. Some drug charges. >> Uh-huh. >> Tell me about it. What happened? He left. >> When? >> He tells the deputies he's injured, but they're not buying it. >> You just ran, remember? >> I know. >> Okay. So, get up and walk. Pull your knees up to you. You ran. >> Well, the driver, Deontay Wilkins, now faces a litany of charges. Turns out he also had two active warrants. one involving a fleeing case out of Cobb County. Deputies also found Wilkins in possession of both MDMA and also psychedelic mushrooms. >> Wow. Joining us live now, one of the deputies you just saw on that pursuit, Deputy Sean Sles. Uh thank you very much for taking the time on a busy night uh tonight. Just want to ask you quickly, you know, watching you jump across that car is sort of hard to believe. I'm guessing it's not something that they teach you at the police academy and something you may have seen on Starski and Hutch. >> Yeah. No sir, they don't teach you that in the academy. U it just seemed like it was a lot faster for me to slide over that car than it was to run through the woods right there. >> Just going on adrenaline. I mean it also looked like you know you were almost going to fall and you somehow kept up and you kept up with them. >> Yes, sir. I was running my my arms were flailing f flailing and when I came up to that uh creek bed I just I sat down to slide and to keep from falling overhead first. >> And you were warning him about your canine. >> Uh I'm not a K9 officer, but anything that will get him to slow down or second guess running. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. But you didn't do the uh the barking we've seen on the show sometimes [laughter] where the the officers will do the fake bark behind. You didn't pull that one on. No, sir. I need to work on my bark before [laughter] I start telling people. >> All right. Well, wow. That was um quite quite an incident. Um and glad that you're okay uh despite uh that move and uh amazing work out there. So, thank you very much for taking the time. Really appreciate it. >> Yes, sir. Thank you'all. >> All right. I mean, >> he doesn't need a dog. He runs better than a dog. >> I mean, that was something. >> It was wild. Yeah. I thought you was going to show them how to do the dog. >> Oh, no, no, no. I've done that too many times. Every time I do the dog bark, people [laughter] tell me I sound like a poodle. So, so if I I I got to practice my big dog bark. >> There you go. It's not the size of the bark that >> It's true. It's true. >> 181 signal 80. >> A Duth police officer has just clocked this ATV going 63 and a 45. >> PIB northbound as in Maine. It's going to be a four-w wheeled woman black male brown shirt. >> The ATV comes to a stop. >> 181. We're appearing to pull over at uh Chhattahuchi Reserve. >> The driver takes a look back at the officer, makes a Uturn, and takes off. >> And we are now southbound PIB passing long. In case you're wondering, that ATV he's riding is a 700 Yamaha Raptor, which can hit speeds well over 80 mph. Speeds 81 miles an hour. PIB southbound passing Rogers Bridge. Pulling into Rogers Bridge. The driver narrowly avoids the cars at the light. Just misses the patrol car and onto the sidewalk he goes. Passing Spring Cove turning left onto Overlook. Going on to leave the overlook. Speeds 50 mph. >> He's now trying to lose them in this residential area. still signal 80 53 mph coming into the roundabout. >> Around the roundabout he goes. And it looks like he's now turning around. >> Reckless. No helmet, no tag attached. He's now currently going private property. He's now trying to lose them by going through some backyards four-wheeler. >> And out he comes. >> There he is. >> Going back out to Rogers Bridge. He's back on the road and quickly picks up speed, then hits the curb and wipes out. >> 4141. >> He jumps back on the ATV ground >> and is immediately tackled to the ground. >> Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> A second officer arrives on the scene and the drivers placed in cops. >> Confirmed one in custody. Unit slow it down. You all right? You need a ambulance. >> He's led back to the patrol car and then has just one final question for the officers. >> I know I might go to jail, but you think they're going to do something on probation because of this? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to call him personally. You just put yourself at risk and everyone else. This is a residential area, man. What are you doing? >> I was just trying to ride a little and I ain't a >> Yeah, you're going to go back to jail. Obviously, you're not mature enough to make right decisions. need to be held accountable for your actions. >> I guess that answers his question. >> We'll get this ordered. Okay. >> 25-year-old Tyler Bradley Taylor now faces charges including fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, as well as no insurance, plate registration, or helmet. Turns out Tyler's a former LSU linebacker who left the team after his involvement in a pawn shop robbery. >> Is it okay if I just take this whole thing or do you want to take it out of there? A Kawita County deputy has just pulled over this driver for following too close. >> Look how close I was on. >> Very close. >> I want to get close, >> man. You sling on your brakes not to hit him. >> He runs the guy's license and turns out it's suspended. >> Hey, step out. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> All right, let me cut the cop. >> Get out of the car. >> And just like that, the driver takes off. >> 1080. 1080 for him. 1080 [music] 16 west going towards downtown. He's stuck in some traffic. He's behind a school bus. >> I got st. >> All right. He's just passed a school bus on a double yellow. Almost went head on. Uh >> up ahead, a deputy awaits with stop sticks. >> I see y'all. >> Good trip. >> All right. Passing Mayor Roy. Let me get a somebody call over so I can hit him real quick. >> Looks like at least one of the tires was hit. >> Speed 103. >> The deputy moves in for the pit, but the driver swerves to avoid it and shoots across the road. Pit pit >> where he then collides with another vehicle. >> Good pit, man. Just been starting, man. >> 20, man. >> They now have the driver surrounded at gunpoint. Oh my god. >> No, I don't got nothing, bro. >> He's cuffed and then placed in the back of the car. >> Back, man. >> But he clearly does not want to get inside. >> He then tries to get out the other side. on his feet. >> And then just when you THOUGHT THIS WAS OVER, [screaming] >> THE SUSPECT gets behind the wheel and takes off, hitting his own car in the process. >> They're now in a pursuit with one of their own vehicles being driven by a suspect who's in handcuffs. >> They pit the patrol car. The driver bails and is now running across the road heading towards the woods. where he's immediately ted. >> Hey, we're good. We got him. We got him. >> And taken into custody. >> We're good. We're good >> again. >> Calm down. We're good. We're good. We got >> 19-year-old Antavius Boyd is now facing three counts of aggravated assault, two counts of fleeing to elude, criminal interference with government property, willful obstruction of law enforcement officers, escape and hit and run, as well as several traffic infractions. and the 82y old woman that he hit and crashed into had minor injuries is going to be okay. >> I don't even know where to start. I was I was prepared to react to the the going across the median and into the oncoming traffic and and then there were like five things that happened there. This was unbelievable. >> Unbelievable. And fortunate that it was just that one vehicle going across those lanes seeing all that traffic could have been really real bad. But then the whole business about somehow getting from the back seat to the front seat cuffs. He must have gone under his butt and got the cuffs out front to get the car started and go. >> Well, you know, and that's the thing people don't somehow like to see when we have to, you know, uh, secure people by their hands, their feet. You know, there's ways that you have to do that to prevent these things from happening because you wouldn't believe it unless you saw it. >> You wouldn't believe it unless you saw it. And then of course the the next thing somehow he bailed and ran and still went. >> That's a poster child for resiliency right there. Boy, >> well great policing. You know they got him. They got him. Uh unbelievable. What a That's a triple play in itself. >> Could be. >> This one's going to take us to Atlanta where four young men were allegedly involved in a gang initiation ritual after robbing a convenience store, actually shooting the clerk. The suspects fled in a Tesla. Here's what happened next. Police in Atlanta are trying to catch up with a Tesla that fled after a shooting at a convenience store. >> 137. >> And there's the Tesla. >> Affirm fair and Peters. Uh, permission to pit. >> Straight. >> Copy. Coming up to should be coming up to Whiteall next. Stand by. >> Do you still have a secondary unit? >> That's a negative. Continuing over McDaniel. Yes, I do have a secondary unit if they can call it. >> A second car is now joined in the pursuit. >> We got it. Let's call it. We got it. >> As well as a chopper following the chase from above. >> Heavy traffic overhead, y'all. Heavy traffic overhead. >> Traffic forces the Tesla to slow down. We are still >> But the driver manages to squeeze through. They're now going more than 70 mph >> and then nearly hit a pedestrian. >> The Tesla has a red light up ahead. >> The driver tries to squeeze past and then loses control. >> Go, go, go. >> Hit that [ __ ] >> Pick that [ __ ] Hit it. >> Watch that door. The car appears to be disabled. >> The driver opens his door and takes off. >> Hey, coming up. COMING UP ON YOUR SEAT. COMING UP ON YOUR SEATS. YOU'RE GOING TO [screaming] CRAWL OVER THIS SEAT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? LET'S GO. >> CRAWL ON THE GROUND. DON'T YOU MOVE. HANDS DOWN. >> While an officer handcuffs the second suspect. >> Don't you move. I swear to God. >> Hey, are you good? >> Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Oh, his partner's now racing to catch up with the driver >> who apparently did not get very far. Get out of my ass. GET OUT OF MY ASS. >> I GOT CUFFS. I got cuffs. I got cuffs. >> I'm sorry, sir. I did not. >> No, you're not. >> You're good. >> Handcuff the driver and then search him for weapons. >> Where at? Right here. >> There's a gun inside his pants. >> But where? >> Right here. All right, I got some scissors. You got some scissors. >> Turns out it's in his sock. >> Just let it go. I'll tell you. >> But getting it out, easier said than done. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Stop moving. Stop moving him. >> Finally, he removes the gun as well as some ammo. We got a driver right here. >> You said a driver? >> Yes. >> I just hopped out to the back seat. All my life I did. The door won't unlock. So I hopped out. >> He insists he wasn't the driver, but this chopper footage might suggest otherwise. >> I got you, Smith. >> And finally, the driver is placed under arrest. >> Let's go back down here by the car at >> police later captured a fourth suspect who fled before the pursuit. The four young men ranging in ages from 17 to 23 now face a slew of charges including aggravated assault and aggravated battery. And Ryan Tilman, as we were watching that as they're trying to figure out exactly where that gun is, you were saying, you know, you can hide it anywhere. >> You can hide a gun anywhere. And his pants were tight. And the mere fact that he was able to hide a full-size gun in his ankle, I mean, it's pretty crazy. Which is why we say search and check everything. >> Yep. So, this next one is going to feature footage just released by the Atlanta PD. A patient there was being treated inside an ambulance. It was parked outside of Pedmont Henry Hospital. That's when he hijacked the vehicle with two paramedics still inside. The medics, they managed to jump out of that ambulance as he took off. Here's what happened next. Atlanta PD along with state troopers are in pursuit of an ambulance that was just hijacked. And the patient is now behind the wheel. We are continuing westbound on Lake coming up to John Road. >> As the ambulance turns, a trooper attempts a pit. The driver goes up on the sidewalk, but keeps on going. >> Pursuing the ambulance. I'm trying to get in front of it with for sticks. >> Broadcasting on Trip C. Phoenix has the ball. >> Stop right now. >> Hey, just be mindful. Your [music] tire's out in the back. >> I got it. I got it. I hear traffic right now. >> Up ahead, there's a red light. >> Station at the light. We are continuing >> with the ambulance now stuck in traffic. [laughter] An officer jumps out of his car with stopsticks and tosses them underneath the tires. And one of the tires is now deflated. Still southbound on Jones. It's clear. >> Even with just three good tires, the ambulance just keeps on going and is now entering this residential neighborhood. >> Tire coming up. [singing] >> What's left of the tire is now beginning to smoke pretty good >> right now. Right now, I'mma wait to I'm wait for a good hold. Hold on. Hold on. Hold up. The ambulance comes to a stop sign and actually stops. >> Southvenue and cloud continuing westbound over cloud. >> Officers get out of their cars and the ambulance takes off. Losing a tire in the process back up ahead. We got nowhere to go. All right, let's ride the plate now. >> All right. Hey, watch him. >> Be on good. >> It looks like a dead end. >> Watch him. The ambulance circles the culde-sac and then goes up on the sidewalk avoiding the pit. >> No. >> But right up ahead is another officer waiting with stop sticks. >> Again, the sticks are a success. And now the officer's got to keep the other cars from driving over them. Heavy traffic over here. >> With several tires now disabled, the ambulance is now driving on the opposite side of the road towards oncoming traffic. >> Yeah, I'm going to watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> A trooper pits the ambulance, which then goes across the median. >> And crashes into a light pole. >> 1050 with a light pole. >> Blackmail. >> The shirtless driver jumps out and takes off on foot. Blackres blue pants. >> They tackled the driver to the ground and he's quickly taken into custody. Put him in position. >> To the sock. >> And from the looks of it, he's still wearing those little yellow socks from the hospital. 27-year-old Adarius Williams was booked into the Clayton County Jail on charges of aggravated assault on law enforcement officer, felony fleeing, obstruction, theft by taken, hit and run, and by the way, he plead guilty to all those charges. And I got to tell you, those socks have some good traction. >> Yeah. You know, as we were watching that, I kept thinking, imagine if you're one of the cars on the side of the road and you see the police pitting an ambulance, right? >> You're like, what's what's going on here? Have the police lost their minds? Exactly. I was thinking [laughter] and saying there's like no way. >> It's shortly after 100 p.m. and deputies in Fyet County are in pursuit of a driver who took off after being spotted shooting heroin in his car outside a known drug house. >> 54 east of Booker 80 mph. >> It's starting to pour and conditions are getting worse. >> We're coming up to 54 McDonald's light traffic 90. The driver is now speeding east towards Clayton County. >> Looks like we're probably going into Clayton County and I'm on a call with one of the airware. I just blew the red light. >> All right, units. I'm coming up on it. Move over to the right. I'm passing y'all. >> 54. Talon, I'm passing you on the left. The deputy is now lead car in the pursuit. >> It is 154 to the right. >> The driver is going 100 miles an hour heading directly towards a Clayton County high school which is now in session 54 road 54 km in county. The driver moves into the left lane, but instead of making the left, >> he sideswipes an SUV traffic. >> He's now in the opposite lane heading towards oncoming traffic. >> Wrong lane of travel. >> The deputy moves in for a pitch. >> He tries again. And a third time. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR [screaming] HANDS UP NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET THE OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET THE OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU WERE GOING TO kill me. >> They quickly removed the driver from the vehicle. >> Put this arm behind your back. >> You were going to kill me. >> Put this arm behind your back. >> Watch his arm. He's got a bad sore. >> I see it. I see it. >> I'm sorry. >> Get him on his side. >> Oh, there's a roll over. >> Roll over right here. >> Yes, sir. >> Besides your arm, are you hurt anywhere? >> Yes. >> Where? >> My back. What's wrong with your back? >> It's stiff and it feels like it's throbbing with my neck. >> Yeah. Stay right there. >> I will. >> Clayton County deputies have now arrived on the scene. >> What are you running for? He's got some sort of drug stuff with Favville, but they found him passed out shooting up. We've given him two narons, though. >> Already gave it to >> two narons. >> Okay. Yeah, I see. >> So, we're just waiting for to get here, but >> I don't know what is up with his arm. He >> has a big hole in his arm, probably from shooting hair, but they do got EMS in route. >> 40-year-old Reese Neely is now facing 14 charges, including felony criminal damage to property, felony fleeing, and several drug charges as well. Now, he's still in the Faget County Jail and is expected to have surgery on that arm very soon. >> Yeah. 556 is going to be in pursuit of that vehicle. >> An Atlanta PD chopper. >> Hey, blue. He's got a dog. He's got a dog. >> Along with officers from the automobile crime unit are tracking a stolen vehicle. >> It's turning on dearing right now. >> Turned on. I think he's got >> the officer moves in for the pit. Go get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. >> All right. 5 0 56 GSP is going to be in pursuit of that vehicle. Uh, he's by himself. The stolen car comes to a stop. >> Push bond on stand is pushing towards Peach Street. Get up to Pete Street. >> And two of the passengers take off on foot. >> We're overhead. >> While officers chase after the two suspects, one of them stays behind and checks the car to make sure no one's still inside. >> Get the out. Get out of your stomach right now. >> Her buddy here. >> No, y'all putting in work. Y'all's ass got caught. >> That's it. No, you got caught, pimp. >> Y'all caught Ace, baby. >> They pushing forth street. >> Shut the up. Wearing gloves, just giving you a ride like this is my first day. >> As the passenger is handcuffed, we got >> the chopper tries to relocate the other two suspects. >> I got eyes on the K9, >> though. A K9 officer looks to already be hot on their trail. >> All right, I got him. I got him. We're running northbound. >> The two suspects split up. They're now both looking for a way out of there. >> Currently running through a parking lot, >> but officers are already closing in on them. >> Pushing towards Peach Street. >> A pushing towards Peach Tree. >> All right, one of these guys, he just jumped. All right, two of them jumping a wall. Uh running back westbound towards Stish Avenue. >> They're looking for somewhere to hide, but not realizing the chopper above can see their every move. >> One could be wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. >> One of the suspects dives into the dumpster. And now the two of them are having trouble closing the lid. >> I got one of them coming in a dumpster here, 1720 Peach Street Northwest. As officers approach, the two suspects try their best not to make a sound. >> We got officers about to make contact at the dumpster. >> That's pepper spray. The officer just shot into the dumpster. on the ground. >> The suspect dives out of the dumpster. >> HEY, SECOND ONE, COME OUT. >> But the other guy is refusing to come out. >> SECOND ONE, COME OUT. >> Perhaps all that garbage in there is neutralizing the smell of the pepper spray. >> Second guy, come on out. It's over. Come on out. YOUR HANDS UP. >> COME OUT. HURRY UP. >> AND GET ON THE GROUND. >> And get on the ground. >> The dumpster. >> He pops out of the dumpster and falls to the ground. >> ALL BLACK, CRAWL BACK. I know you're scared. Crawl back. Keep crawling. Hurry up. Don't look at me. Crawl back. >> The two suspects began wiggling their way towards the officers. >> Keep crawling. Keep crawling. Keep crawling. >> And both are placed under arrest. >> 54. We got two detain. Hey, I like that OC. [ __ ] Spicy, ain't it? [laughter] >> Police recovered two firearms, a stolen police duty belt, and a stolen car. All three suspects are now facing a litany of charges. And both of you have been pepper-sprayed. Yes. >> Everyone says it's worse than getting tased. >> It's worse than getting tased. And it makes you panic because you can't I mean my everybody reacts slightly differently, but my eyes just shut. Um I got peppermaced in a uh in a kind of a riot once when I was a bike cop and I just was reaching and I I felt a duty belt and I said, "Pal, hang on to me. Take care of me. I can't see. Take me to safety." And you can't see. It makes you panic. Yeah. Not only the immediate impact and then it lingers for for days. Even when you're showering, it'll just get back in your eyes. It's terrible. I'd rather get taste 100 times over. >> Yeah.