Get out of the car. >> Here comes the train. And there goes the driver. >> He leaps over the wall, lands on the escalator below. >> What am I doing wrong, officer? >> We got a call for that. >> It's no blood. It's It's a treasure. It's a It's a You can look at it. It's not a weapon, sir. so I can look at it. >> It's not a weapon. >> The officer bends down to examine the machete. And as they say, one man's weapon is another man's treasure. >> It's not a weapon. It's clean. >> It's clean, but it's scarce. >> It's clean. I'm not holding it or anything. I'm I >> Well, >> we are allowed to open open carry. >> Not in the airport. >> I'm not on the airplane, sir. >> Not in the airport. >> Okay. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> You got another knife on you. Turns out he's got several knives as well as a hatchet. >> Turn around. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. >> He takes off. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground right now. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Watch out. >> They tase him and then he leaps over the ticket counter >> on the ground right now. I have to go to >> He left the machete behind, but now he's waving a knife. >> This has quickly turned very dangerous. >> Behind the ground. >> Jeez, I got TO GO TO JERUSALEM. >> BEHIND THE GROUND. >> HE DROPS THE KNIFE. By the way, while Spirit Airlines serves 28 international destinations in 18 countries, Jerusalem is not one of them. >> Turn around. >> That's it. >> He reaches back down for the knife. >> DROP THE KNIFE. SIDE. >> SIR, one more time. Drop the knife. >> They tase him again and then he jumps back over the counter. >> He leaps over the wall, lands on the escalator below, and then takes off running towards baggage claim. >> You can't see it here, but he's tased again and falls to the ground. An officer kicks the knife away from him >> and they quickly place him in handcuffs. >> 37year-old Samir Farage is now facing charges of felonious assault, obstructing official business, [music] carrying concealed weapons, and resisting arrests. >> You know, Curtis, you mentioned uh Jerusalem and the fact they don't fly there, right? >> But you didn't look up the fact that there are numerous Jerusalems here in the United States. I just looked up the fact that there's a Jerusalem Ohio, a Jerusalem New York, a Jerusalem Arkansas, Jerusalem Maryland, Rhode Island, and Virginia. So, you never know. You never know, >> right? >> An Ohio State Troopers in pursuit of this 2012 Nissan Ultima with jersey plates that was clocked going 95 and a 70. >> And passenger just sitting there taking video thinking it's all funny. I advised her we were going to pitter her. He didn't stop. Up ahead, a trooper prepares to deploy stop sticks. >> Contact. >> All right, her tire's gone. She's shredding off. Watch it. She's going to turn it on it now. She's messed it up and she's going to be have to take it. Units be ready to go. Felony stop. >> 179 over now. Westbound. You showing the right lane. >> She's driving on a rim. She's trying to hit the cruisers. Be aware. She's trying to hit the cars. >> There are now nearly half a dozen troopers working together to box her in. >> 177 over 8 westbound. Still in the left lane now. Female does not want to stop. Male wants to stop. >> 177 over five. She's on the burn. >> And then suddenly the driver slams on the brakes. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. >> I'm back. They're driving off. >> Permission to pit. >> Yeah, she almost ran me over. She came straight on at me, met with her car. >> If she comes to another stop, right, somebody grabbed her stick and toss in front of her car. >> Once again, the troopers attempt to box her in. It's over with. Pull it over. You're not going to win this one. The car's already falling apart. I would just go ahead and pull it over and give it up to stop. You're already in enough trouble. You don't want to be in more. Go ahead, pull it over. You're never even going to make it. There's like 10 of us now. >> Just pull it over and give it up. >> Pull it over. Your tires are done. Your car is done. You are done. She may be done, but she's not giving up. >> We just got her stopped. You got her. >> At last, the car comes to a stop. >> Hands up. HANDS UP. >> BUT they're refusing to get out. >> Let me see. >> Car's on the BM. >> Open the door. >> Put the door open. I'm going to take you out by your head. >> Get out now. >> Get on the ground. on the ground. >> They pull the passenger out >> and now to deal with the driver. >> What's the problem? >> Put the car apart. Put the car apart. >> Are you right now? >> Who apparently does not yet quite realize the seriousness of the situation. >> You took my phone. >> You ain't getting your phone right now. Who's your problem? >> You're nervous for what? >> Are you serious? >> The driver, 33-year-old Esther Perigula of Edison, New Jersey, was indicted on charges of firstdegree felonious assault, failure to comply, and obstructing official business. The passenger was not charged. Are you serious? She says, in your hometown of New Jersey in she's from. Okay. But that's I mean that's to be expected. What's your problem? >> That's what you're talking about. New Jersey. >> Police in Alliance, Ohio responding to a call from the driver of this white SUV who said he was being intentionally blocked in by another driver directly outside police headquarters. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Uh I came here to file a police report. She I didn't know she was following me and then she tried to break into my car. She's opening the doors. >> Okay. Okay, >> she's trying to open the door. He's pounding on the window. >> The officer now goes over to talk with the other driver. Apparently, the two were involved in some sort of domestic dispute. She continues to ignore the officer. >> You can roll the window down or I can pull you out. It's up to you. Roll your window down or I'm going to pull you out. >> Roll your window down or I'm pull 48 headquarters. I'm going to need another car. Roll your window down. If you don't, okay, I am going to arrest you for obstructing. >> I am going to arrest you. I I promise you I am. It's If you don't exit the vehicle, I am >> You're not touching me. >> If you don't exit the vehicle, I am arrested. >> Hurry up and get here. >> You can call whoever you want. If they interfere, they're going to jail, too. Come out of the car or you are under arrest. >> Instead of complying, she's now recording on her cell phone. >> He needs to stay away from me. >> Stay right here. >> Okay. >> A second officer's now on the scene. He returns to his patrol car, plots his next move. >> 48 heads. She's refusing to exit the vehicle, so I will be uh breaching a window and extracting her if we can get in our car. He grabs his tomahawk from the bag >> and returns to the car. >> What's your name? >> Stay away from me. >> Here's the deal. You can either come out of the car or I'm going to break out the window. I'm going to break out the window if you don't exit. >> No. >> Suddenly, the driver takes off and immediately hits the curb. >> 48 Headquarters. She's trying to take off. We got a pursuit. She almost just struck Olivia. >> She hits the curb again. >> Now she's got the uh collar pinned in. >> The officer gets out of his patrol car and then she crashes into it. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of THE CAR. >> GET AWAY. GET AWAY. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get away from me THEN. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> On the ground. On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> Stop it. >> FACE ON YOUR BELLY. GET ON [screaming] YOUR BELLY. >> Get on your belly. Taser. Taser. >> Get on your belly. >> Taser. >> Finally, the officer tases her. >> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] >> Let go of my psychos. >> Hey, >> don't you move or you're getting zapped again. At last, they're able to place her in cuffs. >> I was trying to turn my car off if you guys would let me. >> Yeah, that's why you rammed into my cruiser >> and ran into my cruiser over. >> Yeah, you guys want to say that. Yeah, my body cam has it all, honey. I know. And your body cam has >> Let's get her in car. >> No, stop. >> You're under you are under arrest. >> Actually, she is under arrest. >> Oh my god. Get away. >> Life's choices. So, are you >> close the dark away, sicko? >> 31-year-old Kayla Ryder was charged with felonious assault, physical harm by a deadly weapon, driving under the influence, and obstructing official business. Wow. >> That was a lot. >> It's a lot, but it's also from the officer perspective incredibly frustrating. >> Oh, yeah. >> All avoidable. How many times have we talked about >> on middle town control? Speeds are still 90. Franklin PD along with Ohio State Troopers are in pursuit of a stolen Chevy Silverado which is now weaving in and out of traffic. >> 210 to 229. What's your reason pursuit? >> Stolen vehicle has also fled multiple times today from multiple agencies. He's also said he won't be taken off. >> The driver gets off the highway. He's still in the wrong way of traffic. The truck's now plowing through a construction zone. >> He's throwing construction out. >> A springboard police officer has now joined the pursuit. >> Right rear tire down. >> The truck is now riding on at least one flat tire. The officer catches up to the truck which suddenly comes to a complete stop. >> 30, we're stopped. GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET on the ground. >> Instead of getting on the ground, the driver gets back in the truck. >> 30. We're moving again. >> And takes off. >> Still northbound. He's down on a ramp. Right rear. >> He moves into the opposite lane of traffic and loses a tire. >> He is going to be going west on Austin. Wrong lane of traffic. >> Clear. West on Austin. Wrongway traffic. 14. 32 still runway in traffic. Speed 35. >> He narrowly misses an oncoming car. And then another. >> It looks like his right rear tire is now on fire. >> Back right tire still on fire. >> 40 mph approaching. >> Watch the tire debris. >> Lock the tire in the road. It's on fire. Come down a curb. Approaching parameter. 30 mph. two-way road. >> With only two tires, the driver is struggling to stay in control. >> Back off. Back off. Give yourself some time to react. >> Holy [ __ ] balls. Batman. >> Dude, my heart's racing, bro. approach in a river. >> He's now trying to cross the Miami River. On >> top of the bridge over the river. >> Looks like this could be the end of the road for him. >> 16 14 back off a little bit. >> Going to come to a stop. Let me get my first. >> Hey, if you're in front of a cruiser, get behind one. That's not covered. SHUT THE VEHICLE OFF. [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW NOW. >> LOOKS LIKE HE'S got a gun to his head. >> The driver is armed, so police need to use extreme caution. >> Watch your crossfire. Hey, if you are behind someone right now, YOU DO NOT HAVE A SHOT. >> They attempt to negotiate with the suspect. >> Hey, we don't want this to end WITH YOU GETTING HURT, BUDDY. We all want to go home, including you. Ain't nothing what you did or taking anybody's life, including your own. You ain't done anything serious right here. What have you done bad? You ran from us. Big deal. Drop the gun. I'll come talk. I can't talk to you until I can see your hands. >> Meanwhile, officers continue to plot their next move. >> Cory, you're going to be over here on the arrest team. We got less lethal. >> Yeah. Get here. I'm going to sit right here by the shield. >> Does anybody notify the rail the railway? The railroad. >> Watch. >> Looks like that may be a little too late because here comes the train. And there goes the driver. >> There's the train. He's going to get >> the train. >> One in the train. I need to EMF. >> I had a visual underneath the train to see if you get down. >> Officers rush towards the train tracks. Incredibly, the driver is not hurt. Don't rush the car. DON'T RUSH THE CAR. HEY, don't rush the car. Hey. Hey, don't rush the car. >> Since the driver is still on, the officers quickly retreat and then wait for an armored vehicle to arrive. >> The driver stumbles out from the truck. >> Crawl to us. Crawl to us. >> CRAWL TO US. Crawl to us. CRAWL TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. >> They're not taking any chances. >> He's not trying. Sit him stall. Send him stall. and release the canine. >> And finally, the suspect is placed under arrest. >> Stand up and walk out. >> Okay. >> 32-year-old Jonathan Brown was treated at a nearby hospital for minor injuries. He's now in the Warren County Jail on a half million bond. >> Wow. We were just saying he looks like he got hit by a train. >> Yeah. I mean, >> what a train wreck. Yeah. >> John Queen 983. >> It's a little after 7:00 p.m. and an Ohio State Trooper has just pulled over this 2011 Chevy Suburban for speeding. >> Where you going, sir? >> As the driver fumbles for his license, he appears to be a bit nervous. >> Who's the vehicle does it belong to? >> This is my wife. >> Your wife? >> Yes. I have her bank card. >> Do me a favor, man. I'll have you come back to my car. We'll go over all your stuff back there. >> My back car? Yeah, we'll go over everything back in the car. >> Dude, what are you doing? >> And just like that, the driver takes off. >> All right, he took off. >> Can't remember in pursuit of that vehicle. He's smiling fire. >> The troop is attempting to catch up with the driver who's now speeding again. This time going more than double the speed limit through this quiet residential area. Speeds are 65. Coming back up to Louis >> up ahead. The driver turns and goes up on the curb, crashing into a pole. >> Can he just uh 31, we're still uh eastbound on his airbags are deployed and his uh car is messed up. Going 40 mph. Incredibly, even with the airbags fully deployed. >> Hey, we're eastbound on Wilith at Brown. I need some units. He crashed, but he's still driving. >> The driver is still managing to operate the car. >> We're coming up to 77. Car's sparking and uh he he completely smashed in the front end. >> Still driving eastbound. >> Yep. Still eastbound. Okay, we're still eastbound. His car is all messed up. Speeds are 65. >> Up ahead, the driver narrowly avoids crashing into a tow truck. >> Slowly he's not coming up to Virginia. Threw a red light at Virginia. Speeds are about 40. He's I don't know how he's still driving. It's all messed up. He's sparking. Probably going to catch fire. Come up to Arlington. Let her know him. Okay, >> action dispatch coming up to Arlington. >> I'm going to pursue with a vehicle at Arlington and Wilbis. We have units to help me. He's about to bail on foot right here at Arlington and Wilbert. >> He goes up on the curb nearly hitting another pole and takes off. >> Stop, dude. Stop, dude. DROP THE GUN, DUDE. DROP THE GUN. DROP THE GUN, MAN. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. [ __ ] We're in the plaza like running eastbound. Drop it, DUDE. DROP IT. Drop the gun. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> The driver denies having a gun and is refusing to obey orders. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The driver's tased. Put your hands behind your back. >> I tripped, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Now he's obeying orders. >> You're not talking about the gun that's in here when you were talking to me. The car. >> And there's the gun. >> Danger. >> Yeah, he's getting 54 here. 54. >> An Ohio State troop is attempting to pull over this speeding 2024 GMC Sierra pickup. >> Got back on. >> The driver takes off. >> Speed 104 traffic. He's passing. He's pulling me up, hitting the crossover. We're going to be going westbound. >> And then quickly makes a U-turn now. Westbound. >> Up ahead, an officer awaits with spike strips. >> He's going left lane now. Backing off a little bit. >> The Sierra swerves and misses the spikes. >> Negative spikes. Passing the 51 speed left. >> Up ahead, a second officer gets ready with spikes. >> Lights are out. Spikes are on the right. Okay. >> They try to spike him again and the Sierra swerves off the road. >> He's on the Let's get back on. >> Up ahead, traffic's beginning to back up. >> Slowing down. Speed 60. >> Speed 60. >> He's going right BM. Nope. He's in the middle in between two commercials. >> He squeezes between trucks and sideswipes one of them. >> He just sideswiped the trailer on that commercial. He's going left Burm. >> He's now on the shoulder. He's coming right up to where you guys are. He just hit the cable barrier >> and then starts driving over the cable barrier. >> Come on. >> He's going signal 100. >> He cuts across the center median >> eastbound side >> and is now driving in the opposite lane of traffic. >> Hey units, terminating signal 100. >> Okay, terminate. The pursuit is called off. Yet local deputies continue to search for the truck. >> I got him. He's head on with me right now. Head on. >> And there it is. >> And it looks like the pursuit is back on. >> He's north on Sha approaching water. >> The deputy moves in for the pit. >> East on squirts. Houston works. Attempted pit failed. >> The Sierra barely misses an oncoming car and runs the stop sign. The deputy moves in for another pit. The driver makes a sharp right. >> 134 >> and then a sharp left. >> 224. >> And then it looks like he's going to make a right. and then makes a left. >> Check that. He makes a U-turn. >> Couldn't get to it. Couldn't get to it. >> He then barely misses a Jeep. >> The deputy moves in for another P. >> Was unsuccessful. He did make contact. >> The driver runs the stop sign. and then crosses over to the opposite lane of traffic. The deputy moves in for yet another pit. >> The Sierra goes into a pasture. >> Forge speed 98 >> and is pitted again. >> Crash. Crash. >> The driver comes to a stop and surreners. >> GET ON >> AND takes off. >> Continue. Continue. Turns out this pursuit was just getting started. >> Coming up this morning, >> the deputy moves in for a pit. >> The deputy pits the suspect and into the pasture he goes. >> He's pitted again. Crash. Crash. >> The driver comes to a stop, but instead OF GIVING UP, GET ON THE ROAD. THE SUSPECT speeds away. >> Continue. Continue. Continue. >> Thankfully, there's now four patrol cars in pursuit. >> While the deputy tries in vain to get his car back in commission. >> The other officers have now caught up to the Sierra line. >> He's now speeding through a residential area. I have spike right here. Oh no, I have spike right here. >> The spikes are a success. >> Front driver side tire has been depleted. Spikes have been successful. >> And the Sierra is now heading into town. >> It was like driver side. >> The tire starting to disintegrate. He makes the turn and almost crashes into a pickup. Soon as traffic hit on him, he lost his front driver's side tire. He's pitted and then pitted again. >> And then pitted a third time. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going hands on. >> I'm going hands on. >> Get on the ground. >> The driver surrenders. And this time >> he's not getting away. And then both the driver >> all right out. I want out >> as well as the passenger control. We have two in custody >> are placed under arrest. >> We're going to stand over here. >> The driver, 41year-old Larry Finch, is now in jail facing uh charges, including felony fleeing. Inside the truck, officers found what they believed to be about a pound of meth, which uh the passenger was also trying to dissolve by pouring that root beer on top of it. You've done that before. I don't suggest that because it's like doing the Mentos and the Diet Coke thing. It explodes and goes everywhere. You know what I mean? >> That would explain the driving, Curtis. That was an alltimer right there. >> Have a vehicle not stopping. >> It's about 9:30 in the morning and an Ohio State trooper is trying to pull over this 2005 Nissan Titan for driving without a plate. >> We're going 25 miles an hour. It's a black male driver. We're stopped at the stop sign and he made a right on Arlington to go northbound. He's turned on a Clara Avenue going westbound still. speeds are 15 mph. >> With all this recent snow, this driver apparently understands the importance of going the speed limit and obeying all traffic laws, even during a police pursuit. I don't know why he's not stopping. Wish we knew it was going through this guy's head right about now. >> Northbound on Silven. >> Actually, we do know because he just started live streaming the pursuit on his phone. >> Suck my >> Hello, >> man. YOU SEE THESE M BEHIND ME? THE TROOPERS are on. I ain't stopping. You hear that? I'm not stopping. I'm going downtown. I'm not STOPPING FOR THESE [ __ ] I'M NOT I'M NOT STOPPING. You [ __ ] >> Another officer has now joined in the pursuit. >> I'm not stopping for them punk ass [ __ ] >> He drives through a parking lot and is now back out on the main road. I'm going downtown. I'm not I'm not stopping for them [ __ ] Now look at these [ __ ] Look at these weird ass hunkies. Look at these weird ass hunkies. Suck my [ __ ] Suck [screaming] my suck. Get out of the car. I ain't stopping. I ain't stopping. I'm not stopping. For someone who says he's not stopping, this driver is sure doing a lot of stopping. >> [ __ ] I ain't stopping. I ain't stopping. >> At this point, nearly a dozen police cruisers are now involved in the pursuit. >> Suck my stop again at the stop sign. >> Stop sign. >> I'm not stopping. Oh [ __ ] man. >> You're still southbound on Arlington. >> I think he's smoking weed. >> Apparently, the trooper has detected the order of marijuana coming from the truck. >> And his hunch is correct. >> Out of my way, [ __ ] >> He's now heading towards downtown Acura. >> He's got about a half a dozen shooters >> with his got to be at least a dozen officers waiting with spike strips. >> You want me to back off? They got like three more. >> The spike strips aren't working, but that doesn't matter because finally after nearly an hour, he arrives at his destination, Akran Police Headquarters. >> He stopped in front of the uh court communicating with us. >> Aan got to do this [ __ ] to get your mother's attention. Get my attention. >> What can we do to help them little [ __ ] >> How about this? Do you want to come out of the truck? You and I, we can sit down. I'll sit down and talk to you for hours as long as I want the [ __ ] ass officers, too. >> Turns out all he really wanted. >> I ain't going to familiar y'all. You want the cuffs here. Put them on me. >> Someone willing to listen. Okay. >> Put them on. >> Thank you. >> Like I said, you and I are going to sit down and we'll talk for a little while. >> 45year-old Ed Maurice Ivory was charged with felony failure to comply, driving without a valid driver's license, failure to display license plates, distracted driving, and no seat belt. He also had an active felony warrant for failure to register as a sex offender and a probation violation from a drug trafficking charge. >> You saved that for the end. >> Yeah, save that for. You know, it's like, oh, you got a distracted driving charge. Oh, by the way, it was it was sex offender issue. What >> this one is going to take us to Middletown, Ohio, where an employee at a local church walked in on a burglary, called 911, and here's what happened next. [screaming] 911. >> I just got jumped by two men in my church and they're in a car driving away. They start to get cars out of my church and I'm following them. Ma'am, >> what kind of car is it? >> It's a silver Grand Damn four-door and I'm chasing them now. Ma'am, >> we have a Prebble County Sheriff trying to catch up to you right now. >> Okay. They're blowing past the elementary right now in Bloomfield. >> They're trying to flee. >> He's going to crash now. still northbound. >> I got him. All four tires. Clear on all four tires spiked. Slowing down. Slowing down. Northbound. He's probably going to fail here by Sinclair in front of yachti south. We got >> still rolling northbound 50 mph. He's running on rims. He's losing his tires. Coming through Maine. Coming through Main Street. Still northbound. Running 37 mph. We're north of the track. Still running 60 mph. running on this tower. Losing a tire still northbound north of Lexington still copy. He looks like he's starting to slow down here. >> He's reaching for something. Just struck two. Just struck two. >> Get on the ground now. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. One on the ground. On the ground behind window 81 in custody >> behind Wendy's. We need a medic. >> 29-year-old Douglas Kyle Vanderpool is now facing several charges and there were no charges for the passenger. As for the stolen guitar, turns out it was actually a Fender base. It's now in evidence and hopefully will be returned to the church soon along with the amp that was actually stolen. By the way, according to the in uh the incident report, Vanderpool was doing meth during the pursuit. Shocker, >> which might explain some of the things that went on. >> Drugs and rock and roll. >> That's I mean, this is this is what you That's it. Wonder if he knows Jailhouse Rock. >> Yeah. >> Oh, Curt, >> I'll give you that one. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. 340 dispatch. Anna and West second. Continuing north on Anna. Janf 7481 red Ford F150. >> A Dayton police officer has just recognized a driver who happens to be the suspect in a recent murder. >> Cruis's taking off. Still northbound on you know. I'm in pursuit. >> West on Brooklyn. The suspect is now blowing through stop sign after stop sign. >> Brown, is that you behind me? >> Yeah, we're trying to close. >> As soon as you can get position, I want you to get ready for Oakidge. Meanwhile, the officer is doing his best to keep up with the truck, which is now going close to 70 mph through this residential neighborhood. >> Come on. Come on. He's bailing out Tyson. He's continuing uh going northbound on Tyson. >> The truck tears across the front lawn and gets back on the road. Head 42 eastbound on Hoover. >> He cuts through an empty lot and nearly takes out a pedestrian >> on the Gunther. North on Gunther. >> He swerves to avoid a crossing motorist. >> Still northbound on Gunther. >> This is getting very dangerous. Going >> eastbound down on the Richmond. He's going >> up ahead. The light is red. He blows through the intersection, but the officer is right behind him. >> Northbound. >> A second officer joins in the pursuit. >> 43 car 2. Still northbound. Gettysburg. >> Speed's around 85 now. Approaching you behind me. >> Up ahead, an officer prepares to deploy stop sticks. Watch Stick's left side. Stick's left side. >> Come on, keyboard. You >> He barrels through the intersection and goes up on the grass, but is somehow able to regain control. >> Come up. Come up. Come up. >> The second officer takes over as lead vehicle in the pursuit. >> Traffic's moderate. Speeds are approaching 100. As the officer hurries to catch up, the suspect quickly makes a right turn. >> Rack out. Rack out. Rack out. >> He's crashed headon into a utility pole. >> Show me your hands. DO IT NOW. SHOW ME YOURING [screaming] HANDS. SHOW ME your Don't you move. >> The suspect is quickly surrounded at gunpoint. >> Hang on. Go to Get him on the other side. Get him on the other side. >> Get him out. Get him out. >> Pull him out. Oh, >> and from the looks of him, I don't think he's going to be making a run for it. >> Turn right. Yep. Turn your butt. >> My arm. >> Y right. >> Oh. >> All right. Just have a seat there. >> Oh, my head. >> County 911. What is the address of your emergency? >> The corner of Church Hill and Humber Road. You have a male. He's in the middle of the intersection screaming and aggressing all the cars. >> And what's he wearing? is wearing a yellow and black pants and a white shirt, although he took his shirt off. >> A Liberty, Ohio police officer is now responding to the call. He turns the corner and there's the subject. Exactly as described, [music] except for one minor detail. >> There he is completely. >> Hey, [screaming] he's the master. >> Come down here. >> He is the master. >> Come on. >> He is the master. Have a seat in my car, please. >> He comes down off the pole and greets the officer with a great big smile. >> We're going to sit in my car. Don't touch me. >> Not sure why he's smiling. Perhaps he's just happy to see. >> We're going to sit in my car. >> Come on, sir. >> Come [screaming] on. Sir, stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. The situation's getting a bit hairy and he's now in the middle of the road without a stitch of clothes on. >> Go sit. We're going to sit in my car. You're naked. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Come on. Over here. >> Come on. >> Oh [ __ ] Yeah. [screaming] >> Go. >> Meanwhile, a second officer is now arriving on the scene. >> God is here. The black man IS GONE. GOOD. 630. >> Looks like things could get a bit nuts. And the officer wisely puts on his gloves. >> The black man is gone. >> I'm not copying any of your traffic. >> At this point, officers believe the man's clearly under the influence of something. >> I love it. >> Can you say the car? You want to say the car? and they need to deescalate the situation before he gets any more excited. >> I did it. I did it. >> A third officer arrives on the scene and he's in no mood for any of these shenanigans. >> He's done. He's done. [screaming] He's done. >> He's done. >> Give him handcuff. Handcuff. Give me your hand. >> Get your hands. You're going to get tased again. >> You're going to get tased again. >> They handcuff the suspect. >> Taser deployed. >> Usually, this is the moment where they check for weapons. >> Elijah, >> but don't think that's going to be necessary in this situation. >> NEW BETHL'S COMING. >> ADAM BALL. >> ADAM BALL. >> Adam Ball. >> We're going to have to get these barbs out of them. >> The suspect is quickly covered up. >> What's your name? And now time to gather the evidence which is apparently scattered across a nearby graveyard. >> Found the shoes the clothing. >> Preliminary tests showed that the suspect, 47year-old Terrence Hamlin of Youngstown, Ohio, may have been under the influence of bath salts or PCP. Hamlin was charged with resisting arrest, public indecency, and disorderly conduct. >> Bath salts or PCP. By the way, we got to give a big shout out to to uh the person who had to blur out [clears throat] all of those body parts. >> This is true. >> Can operator 58, where's your emergency? >> Hey, there's a vehicle that's ran off the road here. I'm on 154. The vehicle's on fire. I can't tell if somebody's in there or not. >> All right. Does it look like a wreck or does it look like >> Yeah, they ran off the road into a tree. Is anybody around it or you >> There's pro probably somebody in it is is what I'm I'm worried about. >> Oh yeah, it's starting to pop and make noises now. >> Here comes the police now. >> 911 status. >> Kawita Sergeant Steven Mills is now arriving on the scene. >> Please. >> That's the person who just called 911. >> Windows that need to be smashed. I can't I can't unlock it. >> And that's the car on fire >> with injury. >> He quickly rushes over to the burning vehicle. Highway 154. Contact penalty. >> Sheriff's office. >> Sheriff's office. >> Yeah, we need help. >> Can you come out through the back? >> Sounds like there may be more than one person inside. >> Watch your eyes. Watch your eyes. >> There's a fire. >> Yeah, there is a fire. >> Oh, my hand. >> Help me out, buddy. >> Can you roll it? Can you lean the seat back? Okay. >> Get my flashlight. >> He hands his flashlight to a second deputy who's now on the scene. >> Yeah. >> The fire is beginning to spread into the car. They really need to get out fast. >> Undo the seat belt, man. >> You want a knife? >> Yeah. >> He's now trying to free the driver by cutting the seat belt. >> Watch out. I got a knife, man. Watch out. >> Come on out. >> Come on. Go, go, go. >> Finally, the driver is able to crawl his way to the back seat. >> Anyone else in the car? >> Yes. >> Who else? >> I don't know, man. >> Is it just you? >> No. >> Who else is in the car? >> MY GIRLFRIEND. >> COME ON. >> GET OUT, MAN. >> It appears the driver does not comprehend the urgency of the situation. Okay, >> get out of the car, BUDDY. >> IT'S FULLY COME ON, MAN. >> Come on. >> GO. COME ON. >> FINALLY, he's out of the car. >> COME ON, BUDDY. >> Just as the entire back seat bursts into flames. >> Come on. Go. >> Come on. >> Go. >> 027 on one. Vehicle's fully involved. We still have one entrapped. Drivers escaped. Turns out there was not another person in the car. Thank goodness the driver was rushed to Grady Hospital in Atlanta. That's where he was treated for second and third degree burns. >> Wow. Wow. Wow. Insane. >> All right. In the nick of time got him out of there. >> You know, kid. >> This one comes to us from the Williamson County Sheriff's Office in Illinois. A woman was driving when suddenly her brakes began to malfunction. She tried everything, but the car would not decelerate or even turn off. She called 911 and here's what happened next. >> 911, where's your emergency? >> I need help. My brakes won't stop. My car won't stop. My brakes aren't working. >> Okay. Can you turn the vehicle off? >> No, I can't. It won't turn off. >> Okay. Where are you at? >> I just passed 148 as if I was going to turn. The car just kept going straight cuz the brakes mocked up and it won't work. >> What kind of vehicle are you in? >> I'm on old Route 13. I have my hazards. I'm in a black Chevy Malibu. The car won't stop. I can't stop it. It won't even slow down. >> Is there anybody else in the vehicle with you? >> My dog. I'm 20 weeks pregnant. I cannot die today. I can't do it today. >> All right. Might want to have a ambulance stage, too. >> Where are you at now? >> Coming up on morning dew. I see lights to my right. >> That's the woman's car with the hazards blinking. >> Lights like police officers. >> Yeah. >> You need to turn now. >> I'm scared. >> If you don't turn, you're going to go into a lake. We need you to turn. Okay. >> Can I just go into the ditch? I don't care at this point. >> Yeah, we just can't let her cross into the light. >> 18, you mean to get in front of this vehicle and stop it with my vehicle? She's still continuing towards that dead end. >> If the officer doesn't stop her now, she's going to drive into a lake. >> If it's going to be where she's going to run off the end of the road. >> Yeah, she's getting close to that dead end. >> What is your speed right now? >> 17 16 15. >> I'm going to hit the car. I'M GOING TO HIT HIM. >> 104. We 1050 right here. >> I didn't mean to. I swear. >> No, they know. Hey, ma'am. It's okay. They know. >> I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to. >> The officer rushes over to make sure she's okay. >> I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to. >> You okay? >> Thankfully, both her and the dog are not injured. >> She was so apologetic. Thankfully, though, no one was hurt. In fact, barely a scratch on either car afterwards. The driver said she was physically okay, but still shocked by what happened and not quite yet ready to get back into a car. >> Dayton police have just pulled over a driver for expired tags. >> Do me a favor and stop messing with stuff in your vehicle >> and he appears more than a bit nervous. The officer walks around to the other side of the car. >> Go and step out for me. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to do that. >> Her partner, who's inside the patrol car running the man's license, rushes over to help. Come on, get out. Step out. >> Leaving my car, dude. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> The suspect puts the car in drive and steps on THE GAS. >> With the officer now trapped inside. >> The car then crashes into a parked car. The officer tries to open the door, but it's locked. Meanwhile, the officer inside the car is now wrestling for control of that car. [screaming] >> The officer shatters THE WINDOW. OH GOD. >> But is still unable to open the door. >> WE NEED BACKUP. PUT IN PARK. >> The driver somehow regains control of the gear shift, puts it in drive, and takes off. The car crashes INTO A TREE AND the airbags explode. Oh my god, please. >> The driver then jumps out of the car and he takes off on foot with both officers following close behind. >> STOP. >> An officer fires a taser. >> He's running through the alley >> and he gets away. Backup arrives and they're quickly able to track the suspect to a nearby yard. >> Right here. >> Let me see your hands. >> Hands. >> Hands. Scaring me. >> Give me your hands. >> SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. >> HANDS. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OUT OF THERE. >> SCARED ME, DUDE. >> GET OUT. >> Roll over on YOUR STOMACH AND GET OUT HERE NOW. >> I'VE NEVER shot at dude. Okay. >> To me. >> Ow. >> Crawl out. >> Can I have some water, please? dragged the suspect out from under the porch. >> 142. Here we go. >> Apparently, he's been dog bit not by a police canine, but by a neighbor's dog. >> My ribs are broken, sir. >> They shot at me, dude. >> We'll have a picture. >> He's placed under arrest. >> Get up. >> I don't even know. >> I have asthma, dude. >> And now it's back over the fence they go. >> You're not stepping over the fence. >> Look at my leg, dude. >> Both the officer and the suspect were taken to a local hospital and later released. The suspect, 30-year-old Anthony Still, was indicted this week on account of felonious assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, one count of kidnapping, as well as resisting arrest and obstructing official business. Amazing. >> The most dangerous spot to be on a car stop. >> Yep. >> It's 11:06 p.m. and a Goian, Ohio police officer has just pulled over this pickup on a traffic stop. >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. How you doing? >> Good. I'm Sergeant Carter with Goan Police Department. >> Yes. >> Uh do you mind if I see your other hand there? >> There you go. Uh the reason I'm stopping you, man, you don't have any lights on in the back at all. >> No, there's not. >> No, not at all. >> Went up. >> Is that right? I got you. Um yeah, cuz my my blower wasn't working and it started working again, too. So, >> some sort of like electrical issue. >> Yeah, I think so. >> I got you. Do you got an ID on you? >> Uh not with me. >> Are you the only one in the truck? >> Yes, sir. >> I got you. Uh are you the owner of the truck? >> Uh yes. Uh it's my boss's truck. >> Boss's truck. I got you. What's uh what's your social partner? >> He gives the officer his social security number, which turns out to be fake. >> And uh your name? >> Uh Earl Ray. >> R A Y. >> Yeah. >> I'll be right back with your partner. >> Turns out the name Earl Ray is fake as well. >> Hey. Hey. >> And then the fake driver tries to take off. >> Stop the truck. >> Forgetting the road ahead is closed. >> STOP THE TRUCK NOW. STOP THE TRUCK. >> He tries to turn around. >> George A2. He's fleeing. >> Stop the truck. You're going to get tased. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> And then get stuck in the mud. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> Hoping to avoid getting tased. He rolls up the window. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> WHICH THE OFFICER SMASHES WITH A BATON. >> YOU SHOT. AND then he is tased. >> Start out. >> GET OUT OF THE TRUCK NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. >> STEP OUT. >> GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. >> DUDE, >> GET OUT. [screaming] >> IT'S GOING TO ROLL. STEP OUT. >> PUT IN PARK. >> HE'S AFRAID the truck's going to roll away, which is not likely considering it's stuck in the mud. >> On your face and this less than epic pursuit. >> Lay down. LAY ON THE GROUND >> NOW >> comes to an end. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Your side. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> 44y old Zachary Pence of Cincinnati now faces charges including grand theft auto and failure to comply with an officer. >> There it is. 31. It looks like we probably have a possible here at Highend Lane. >> They drive past the traverse and it looks like those are the suspects. >> Yep. >> Yeah, it looks like it's uh facing southbound. The officers make a quick U-turn >> as a second patrol car joins the chase >> eastbound >> taking off eastbound. >> Okay, they're going down the alley. There's now three patrol cars in the pursuit >> between lane and go up >> back to high down. >> There it is. >> Here comes the traverse. And there it goes. >> Looks like you're going to go eastbound on 18th. You're going to bail. Change of plans to continue eastbound on the teeth again. We're heading towards summit. >> Okay, now they're going the opposite direction on summit. >> You're going to go the wrong way on 20th. I'm going eastbound on 20th. Eastbound on 19th. I think they're running out of real estate here. >> Back eastbound on 18th now. >> Bailing. >> The passenger in the back seat jumps out of the SUV and takes off running. And a second passenger is now running too. >> Too far. Two bails. We got one still taking off. He's going uh westbound. >> As officers chased the passenger onto the railroad tracks, >> the other patrol cars raced to catch up to the fleeing traverse. >> He's going southbound to 71 or silver from Hudson. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Watch these cars cuz they you can't get up on them quick. >> They get onto the highway and at [music] last have caught up to the traverse which appears to be smoking. >> Okay, I think he's running out of steam here. We're southbound 71. I think he's having issues with the vehicle. May not couldn't follow him. Okay, we're exiting at 17. >> The traverse traverses off the highway and police are right behind >> you in the bottom of the ramp. >> Just keep following him. Keep going. Go over. Go over. >> Realize the firearm was used originally shot for fire. >> The traverse is now leaving a steady trail of smoke. >> 50. His car is going to die soon. He's probably going to bail. Okay, watch the light. We don't have the light. He's probably going to five. >> They're now approaching a construction zone. >> Okay. We're north Hudson now at uh Loretta. Watch. Don't in case he turns. >> Okay. Oh, he's >> get him. Get him. Go. Go. Go. Go. >> The driver jumps out of the moving vehicle and takes off running. >> Get down. The officer fires his taser. >> DROP THE GUN. >> DROP THAT GUN. >> DROP THAT GUN. >> Drop it. >> IT'S RIGHT THERE. THE DRIVER runs across the backyard, not realizing a patrol car is heading right for him. >> Get on the ground now. >> As they place the driver under arrest. >> Hands up slowly. >> Back at the railroad tracks. >> HANDS ALL THE WAY UP. >> The officers have finally tracked down one of the passengers. >> On your ground. On your ground. >> As for that other passenger who bailed. >> Come here, man. On the car. >> An hour later, police track him down, too. Just chill. Just chill. Congratulations. Got anything on you? >> Police were able to recover a firearm. All three suspects were juveniles, including one who was reported to be only 12 years old. >> Come on, >> it's 8:45 a.m. and a Stark County deputy is responding to a report of a man in a scream mask disrupting traffic and brandishing a knife. >> 126. I'll be out with him, brother. John Deere. The deputy spots the suspect. >> Keep your hands right concealed, man. Keep your hands right concealed. Drop the knife. All right. >> Actually, the mask looks less like Ghost Face from Scream and more like Jason from Friday to 13. >> Put the knife down. Please put the knife down. >> I'm asking you, please put the knife down. >> Yes. Jason begins walking away and the deputy calls for backup. >> All right, sir. Can have the other unit step it up. >> Jason's now heading towards the highway with a fillet knife in his hand and looking like a villain straight out of a slasher film. The deputy exits his vehicle. >> Drop the knife. >> And now Jason turns and starts walking towards him. >> I'm not going to shoot you. Don't. Don't. Jason is now threatening to throw the knife at the deputy. >> Don't make me DON'T MAKE ME DROP THE KNIFE. Drop the knife, man. Just drop the knife. Instead of just dropping the weapon, Jason begins walking towards the underpass. I'm going to flip back around, cut him off in front of him again. >> The deputy catches up with Jason, who's now under the highway. TO DROP IT. YOU GUYS STAY BACK. >> Jason runs across the street and then jumps OVER THE GUARDRAIL. >> DROP THE KNIFE, MAN. >> JUST PUT IT DOWN. >> He's now surrounded on both sides. >> DROP THAT KNIFE. >> He's now up on the highway and drivers are beginning TO PANIC. >> PUT IT DOWN. AS YOU CAN IMAGINE, Jason is causing quite a distraction. The deputy jumps back in his car and races as fast as he can against traffic until finally he's up on the highway. >> He's in the uh lane. >> And there is Jason. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET DOWN. >> He's tased and falls to the ground. Jason loses his mask. >> STILL GOT THE KNIFE. STILL HAS A KNIFE >> AND IS now racing to the highway. >> DROP IT NOW. GRAB IT NOW. KILL ON THE GROUND. >> CIRCLE TASER DEPLOYED. >> They tased him again. >> Let me see him then. >> They get him in cuffs. But if you've seen any of those Friday the 13th movies, you know Jason's not giving up that easy. >> Starcom one detained. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> Turns out he's not Jason after all. >> Jacob Wise Garber. >> Well, that's certainly close. >> Stand up. There you go. >> They get Jacob onto his feet and then to an awaiting patrol car. >> This is the face mask that the suspect was wearing. >> Is this the full moon? Is it a full moon? It is. >> Thank you. >> 35-year-old Jacob Weissarber is now in the Stark County Jail facing charges of aggravated menacing, resisting arrest, inducing panic, and also obstructing official business. He also had several outstanding warrants, which is why we never found out why he was wearing that outfit. >> Did Did he say at the end there was it a full moon? >> He did. Yeah, he did. >> Yeah, certainly acted like it. >> Yeah. >> This first one, it's going to take us to Columbus. Ohio where a security guard was working the door at a strip club called the Dollhouse. Rizzo has more details on that one, but I will tell you they called 911 after things got a little heated and out of hand. >> 911. What's the location of your emergency? >> Uh, classic dollhouse. >> Okay. What's going on out there? >> 10 and 18 Willer just drove through the back of the building. He's got a what? He got a gun. >> And he's got a gun. Looks like our semi is trying to leave. >> The 18-wheeler is now pulling out from the strip club. >> Northbound Carl, he's got sparks and damage. >> Apparently, the truck had not only damaged the club, but also the underside of his 18-wheeler. >> That radio, he's refusing to stop. He's going over the roundabout northbound Carl. And looks like his truck's on fire. He just broke his gas line. And he's you'll see the trail trail of fire northbound Carl. >> The officer is now in the line of fire literally >> and he's coming to a stop here. >> 161. >> Oh [ __ ] >> He's trying to back into me radio. He's trying to ram me. We're north of Yeah, we're up here on Carl North 161. >> Copy. Make it a three. >> All right, he's back uh blacked out back northbound. Speeds are 35. He's still got sparks and flames. Carl Road here >> for a guy chasing an 18-wheeler that just tried to run him over while leaving the trail of fire >> south of Shrock. >> This officer is remarkably calm. >> He's slowing down. His doors open and he's going to try to bail here. Yep. He tried to hit a car that was southbound and we're off northbound again. We left the center here coming up on shock. >> Up ahead, an officer moves in to block the truck. >> That's why nobody's made contact because of the threat >> and then quickly thinks the wiser of it. >> All right, standby radio. We're westbound Shrock. He's trying to hit a cruiser. Uh, he just he just five the cruiser. Just five the cruiser. 9011. Get a squad in 911 Carl and Shrock. >> Looks like something from that truck has gotten loose and is now being dragged. >> All right, he's stopping on the bridge. He's probably going to try to back up on us. >> The officer's prediction was correct, and the trucker is once again backing that thing up. >> All right, he tried to ram me again. I had to jump the wings here. They let Worthington know he's ramming cruisers. >> As the truck runs the red, a golf cart comes loose from under the truck and crashes into a street sign. >> He just lost some wheels. He has enough to stop. >> Again, the trucker comes to a stop and again he starts backing up. >> Is he still moving? >> He's trying to back up and ram us again. Everybody back up. He's trying to ram us. >> And again, he takes off. If he stops, it's a felony stop, fellas. It's a felony stop. We'll bring him to us. [screaming] >> He crashes into a vehicle and the car goes up on the lawn. intersection. >> And then the truck goes up on the lawn. >> He's running down. >> The trucks off on foot and head towards a nearby school. >> Go, go, go, go, go. >> Blue, blue, blue, blue, blue. >> Got him. >> There he is in the driveway. >> Don't move. >> I GOT HIM. I GOT HIM. I GOT HIM. >> The trucker surrenders >> and is placed under arrest. >> All right. >> Meanwhile, officers back at the strip club assess the damage. >> Did somebody run up in there with a gun? >> By the way, the dollhouse, according to their website, is an ultimate entertainment venue experience that combines the concept of Studio 54 in Las Vegas and fixings in Miami with an advanced wow factor that is unique in the Midwest. SGE. No victims here, but there is damage to the back patio of the dollhouse. >> They walk around to the back to see if the trucker actually did crash into the building.