On September 17, 2023, Lake County deputies in Florida got behind a stolen Toyota Corolla. The felony stop wouldn't go as planned and Deputy Cory Lereck along with his K9 Murphy would take the lead in the moments ahead. >> Let's take the intersection. Let's block it in. 21 911 like he just hit me 54. We are on South Street. Eagle one's going to call it number one. At this point, officer pull back while Eagle One Lake County's helicopter keeps eyes on the suspect from above. For several minutes, the pursuit stays quiet. Eventually, Eagle One tracks the stolen vehicle, turning into a deadend neighborhood. Deputies move in fast, deploying stopsticks and preparing to box him in. >> Justin sticks. He's going to ram us for the car. Stay right there. Next on here back right 911 647 14 B. Stay in your car. Got my dog. He's throwing stuff out the window. Murphy, get ready. Deputies lock onto a stolen car crawling at 27 ampier, but the danger is real. The suspect refuses to stop, turning a simple traffic check into a full five star wanted level pursuit. Every second counts as officers close the distance and prepare for a high risk takedown on the open highway. All right. Going underneath the bridge. Mr. Vill continuing 84. He's on rims on the passenger side completely. Passenger front. Passenger back. Both rims. Really? down. Even with the tire shredded down to nothing, this guy still tired to drag that car forward like a few more feet was going to outsmart what's probably a lifetime of bad decisions. >> Losing control of the car now sideways lanes of traffic. He's going to signal for somebody. You don't need to lock him in. Steady, guys. >> [music] >> Now, he jumped out of that car like he had one last genius move life in him. But that move lasted about 15 seconds cuz the K9 didn't hesitate. That dog locked onto him the way a well-trained partner does. No confusion, no doubt, JUST PURPOSE. >> TURN IT OVER. LOOK AT THAT GUY. LET GO OF MY DOG. GOOD BOY. Good boy. Here. Here. Here. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. >> Clear that car. Clear that car. Not yet. >> Good boy. >> Good boy, Murphy. Good boy. >> Good boy. Good boy. Good job, Murf. Good boy. Murphy boy, buddy. >> Nothing. His pants. >> His pants. >> Good job, Murphy. Good job, buddy. Here, Murphy. >> You wor about like nothing. You just put the lights on. Get out. They do a whole lot of damage. Straight the side. The suspect, 26-year-old Henry Lee Gamble Coleman, was taken into custody after a K9 apprehension. He was charged with grand theft auto, aggravated battery on law enforcement, and fleeing to elude. His bond was set at $16,000. While records don't show a sentencing for this incident, he was booked again in May 2024 on charges including resisting without violence, possession of a controlled [music] substance, and sexual battery. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of