Hold
[Music]
up, man.
[Music]
[Music]
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Omar Perez, who was
supposed to be going to federal court,
instead walked into the fifth third bank
and opened fire on anyone in sight.
Hear anything?
>> What' he say?
>> Not one.
>> What' he say?
>> Heard two. He didn't hear him. He heard
somebody.
>> I did not hear.
>> He didn't hear him. I'm going to go.
>> Okay. I heard three shots.
[Applause]
>> Four. Officers approached the scene and
the rapid fire helped police locate the
gunman. They opened fire through the
glass. 11 shots ringing out in four
minutes.
[Applause]
Where's he at?
[Applause]
>> On your shoulder.
>> Another one. Another one.
[Applause]
1591
right here. Right there.
[Applause]
>> I got him covered. I'm with you. I'm
with you. I'm with you.
>> I'm with you.
>> I got you. You don't have any other
shooters on your shoulder.
>> Another one. Another one.
[Applause]
>> Perez died at the scene. Three innocent
people died and two others were injured.
Not a bank employee and with no criminal
record, Perez's motive for the shooting
remains a mystery, except for one clue.
He had sued media companies because he
believed he was being tracked through
his phone.
>> Get out of the car, dude.
Search real quick.
>> In Little Rock, Arkansas, officer
Charles Stark spotted a Dodge Challenger
that had been reported stolen. The
driver was 30-year-old Bradley
Blackshshire. Officer Starks repeatedly
ordered Blackshshire to exit the
vehicle, but he refused to comply.
>> Get out of the car,
>> dude. Get out of the car.
>> Get out of the car.
He's refusing to get out of the car,
dude. Get out of the car. Get out of the
car.
Get out of the car. Get out of the car,
dude.
Here.
>> As the car began to slowly roll forward,
officer Stark stood in front of the
vehicle and fired 15 shots through the
windshield. Blackshshire was killed at
the scene.
Get the car.
[Applause]
Put your hands up. Put your hands up.
Don'ting move. Don't move. Stay where
you're
>> at.
Get up. Get out.
>> I need help.
>> Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Hold on.
>> Shot. Send me.
>> She said he's got a gun. Put your hand
up. Put your hand up.
>> Put your hand up. Put your left hand up.
>> Put your left hand up.
>> Put your left hand up. Now put your left
hand up.
Put your left hand up.
Put your left hand up.
Put your left hand up. Sir. Sir.
Sir. Put your left hand up.
Put your left hand up.
>> The incident sparked public controversy
in Arkansas, raising questions about
whether the officer had put himself in
danger unnecessarily and whether firing
so many rounds was truly justified.
Back up.
>> Back up.
>> In Los Angeles on Halloween afternoon
2021, a vandalism call led police to a
home in the Van Ny neighborhood.
Nearly 2 hours later, Melcon Mackiladis,
46, was seen vandalizing parked cars
with two knives.
Police confronted him again on Victory
Boulevard. They ordered him to drop his
weapon, but Melodus, who was reportedly
mentally disturbed, did not care.
>> Drop the knife.
>> Right now.
>> Hey, my partner's coming with taser.
>> I'm taser. All right.
>> Hey.
>> Hey, partner. Come up here.
>> Do it now.
>> Get out of here.
>> Back up.
>> Back up.
>> Drop it.
>> Drop the knife.
>> I'm hold.
[Applause]
Drop the knife.
>> Drop the knife, sir.
>> Just drop the knives. Drop the knife.
>> Drop the knife.
>> Back in the box any closer to me.
>> Drop the knife.
>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
>> M. Drop it. M. We're here to help you.
>> Cooperate with us. Drop it.
>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
>> One more.
>> Hold on. Hold on. Let my partner talk.
Let my partner talk. Mil, you're okay.
Mil, drop the knife. Hey, we're here to
help you,
>> sir. Back up.
>> Back up.
>> We're here to help you.
>> Listen to me.
>> Nathan,
>> you're okay.
>> Drop the knife.
>> It's time to go.
>> Throw the throw the knife. Drop it.
>> It's underneath. It's right underneath.
>> Non,
>> drop the knife.
>> Please. We want to help you. We're here
to help you.
Hey, hold on. Hold on.
>> Don't hit him yet.
>> Your family is watching you. They want
to help you.
>> Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. Your
family loves you.
>> There's no need for this.
>> You don't have to do this. We want to
help you. Drop the knife to your right.
>> Drop the knife to your right.
>> Hey, Nicole, what's the problem?
>> Talk to us.
Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Look, God's on your side, man.
Just put the knife down.
>> Hey, hey,
>> hey, put the knife down.
>> Back up.
>> Back up.
>> As he approached them, knife still in
hand, ammunition, and non-lethal weapons
were deployed. Myus died at the scene.
>> 937. Shots fired. Shots fired.
>> It's okay. When confronted with someone
who appears unstable, keep your distance
and call the authorities immediately.
>> All right, hold on, guys.
[Applause]
>> In Sacramento, California, Eric Arnold,
41, was wanted after two people were
found dead at a home on Janri Street
just days earlier.
[Applause]
You got it. All right.
>> Get back right here.
Who wants to call him? Go ahead. All
right, driver. Shut off the engine. Keep
your hands up.
Drop the keys out the window.
Put your hands up where I can see them.
Get your hands up.
Fire.
>> Five. Shots fired. I'm hit.
>> Go for five. Shots fired. I'm hit. When
stopped, Arnold did not run away, but
opened the door and opened fire.
>> I'm hit. I'm hit. I'm hit.
>> Yeah, I took one in the vest.
>> Okay, you're okay.
>> I'm hit. I took one in the vest.
>> Okay.
Come back. Come back.
Back.
[Music]
[Applause]
>> I'm good. I'm good.
[Applause]
My my leg.
>> Leg.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. All right. Can you move?
>> Uh-huh.
>> Are you ready?
>> Who's hit? Are you ready? I got you. I
got you. Okay. No. Back. Step back. Come
here.
>> Gun away.
>> Right here.
>> You're fine, dude.
>> I know. I know. I'm moving. In a moment
of chaos, five officers responded
immediately, returning fire in a hail of
bullets. Arnold died. Two officers were
wounded. The manhunt for a double murder
suspect ended in a hail of gunfire.
>> Right here, dude. Right here. Okay. All
right.
>> All right. Hey, come further back.
>> Here. I got this. I got this. I got it.
I got it. Here. Take that.
>> I got your belt radio.
the way the fire can get in.
>> Okay. All right.
>> I know. I just want to see. I just want
to see. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> You good?
>> Yeah.
>> Just stay right here.
>> Just leave it.
I'm on the other side of the car with
you
96 matter
>> clear.
>> Okay.
In West Valley City, Utah, dozens of
police officers in full body armor and
tactical gear surrounded Betha
Coronado's apartment after she called
the police for help.
>> It'll be okay. You'll be all right.
We're here to help you. Okay,
>> listen to us. We're here to help you.
All right.
>> To Betha's partner, Fernando Coronado,
was half drunk, shirtless, and unstable,
and challenged the officers. The
officers then used a taser.
>> Get on the ground. Get on the ground.
Get on the ground.
while he's under power. Lock him up.
>> Hold the door. Hold the door.
>> Hold it.
>> Got him.
Medic for the head.
>> Nearly a decade later, Fernando filed a
lawsuit claiming that the police used
excessive force, but the evidence was
not convincing.
What's up, man?
[Music]
>> In Battle Creek, Michigan, police
stopped a car near the intersection of
Huband and Goodale.
[Music]
117
Goodale David Charles yellow 4622 DC
4622
>> what's up man
>> the driver 21-year-old Derry Zimone
Clark Brown suddenly opened fire at
close range. The officer with quick
reflexes narrowly avoided the bullet.
Shots fired. Shots fired.
[Music]
>> The white board tourist going south on
Hover. He shot me. I'm
clear. White taurus south on Hover.
Coming up to Parkway. He's taking a left
Ella Montgomery.
[Music]
>> He's a black male driver. He has a
handgun.
We are still east across wood on Helen
Montgomery.
We are speeds of 40 mph.
We are still east on Hela Montgomery
through Kendall coming up to Holland
to be the 40th
south on Holland.
[Music]
>> 11 something you dispatch. I can hardly
hear.
>> Let's do it for you.
We are still good ale at Washington.
Speed 60 mph.
[Music]
>> 75 is behind him on
[Music]
second car.
[Music]
75 is going to call it out.
[Music]
>> Northbound red. North here.
[Music]
>> 1170. Dispatch, somebody wants to take
lead. I can still barely hear my radio.
[Music]
>> Go ahead and B. Let us pass here. We're
northbound passing coolage. Northbound
red passing coolage.
Check that out. We're going to go
eastbound Keith. Eastbound Keith.
>> Eastbound.
[Music]
>> Take over.
[Music]
Clark Brown was arrested during the
chase and faces seven charges, including
attempted murder of a police officer,
carrying a concealed weapon, fleeing,
and driving without a license.
>> TBR TV. In West Memphis, Arkansas, a
Nissan Maxima with Tennessee plates
without a rear windshield suddenly sped
away as if trying to escape, but could
not escape the Arkansas State Police.
[Applause]
[Music]
one Spanish black. Okay.
[Music]
[Music]
TVR TV.
>> The climax came when the Nissan was spun
around by a well-timed pit maneuver.
>> 283 283.
>> Let me see youring hands. Let me see
your hands. Let me see your hands.
Let me see your hands.
>> Looks like you're reaching across. I
don't have nothing. I don't have no gun.
>> Is there anybody else in here?
>> I have nothing. Search. I have nothing.
I have nothing.
>> I didn't have I don't have nothing.
Officer, my leg I can't I can't move my
leg.
>> I can't move my leg. It's numb.
>> Get out of this car. I'm going to drag
you out. Get out.
>> You going to have to drag me out. I
don't have nothing. Officer, get out.
>> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Hold on. Hold on.
Roll over. Roll over.
>> I ain't playing around with you. You can
play that [ __ ] over in Tennessee, but
you're not playing it here.
>> Put your leg back here. Put your left
hand back here. Put it back there.
>> I'm about to get
[Music]
>> Well, you
know what? Get in the car. Get in the
car. I know. Crap.
>> I do it, [ __ ] I know. Yeah, you tough
[Music]
>> this mother.
>> The driver repeatedly claimed innocence
and did not understand why he was
stopped. A subsequent check revealed
that the suspect had caused trouble in
Tennessee. Running away only makes
things worse and sometimes leads to more
charges.
>> Drop the gun now. Drop the
fire.
In Los Cusus, New Mexico, police
received multiple 911 calls about an
armed man threatening students on the
campus of New Mexico State University.
>> If you want to catch a bullet, step out.
>> Drop the gun now. Drop the
>> Oh, no. Sh.
Ah, sure.
>> Drop the gun.
>> I did. I did. I did.
Officer Jared Colliver responded and
confronted Karsten Cutair, a student.
When the suspect turned toward him while
still holding a gun, Colliver opened
fire.
I hit you. Turn around. Put your hands
on your back.
>> Roll over. Put your hands behind your
back.
[Music]
Put your hands behind your back now.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
You hit it. Hello. Did I hit you?
>> Huh?
>> Did I hit you?
>> Yes, sir. Where at?
>> Roll over.
>> All right.
>> Left thigh.
>> There's a gun. I got it right here.
>> Do you have any other weapons on you?
>> No, sir.
>> What are you doing, man? Keep your hands
right here behind your back.
>> Pointed it at me.
>> Is that where I hit you? A
>> yeah,
>> sorry.
[Music]
Sorry.
>> Sir,
>> here. Roll over this way for me.
>> Roll over this way for me.
>> You have any other weapons on you?
>> No, sir.
>> Did he just hit you in the leg? Is that
it?
>> Yes, sir.
[Music]
>> Yes, sir. Sir, sir,
>> we're on the third floor, right?
>> Yes.
>> What's your name?
Who's in command?
>> I am. What's your name?
>> Can I
>> I'm sorry.
>> Can I talk?
>> Cut hair was taken to the hospital and
faces charges of aggravated assault on a
law enforcement officer with a deadly
weapon. unlawful carrying of a deadly
weapon on school grounds.
>> In Hot Spring County, Arkansas on July
12th, 2023, Sergeant Ryan Wingo spotted
a red Toyota Corolla speeding past him
at 81 mph, well above the posted speed
limit.
Yeah, it's tried to get on now. We're
coming 58 South.
Now he's leaving.
Heat. Heat.
[Music]
[Music]
speeds ranging 82
60
I'm We go plane.
[Music]
[Music]
A pursuit began lasting more than 6
miles until officer Wingo executed a
TBI.
>> Show me your hands.
Show me your hands.
22.
22.
It's up right now. See if we can get
back up.
>> Show me your hands,
driver. Show me your hands.
Get your hands out the window.
Both hands.
Show me your hands.
Both hands out the window now.
Both hands.
Hands outside the window.
>> Cross. Cross. Cross.
>> I'll blow your head off. You hear me?
Show me your other hand. Show me your
hand.
>> Show me your hand.
>> Put your hand up. Hey,
hold on. Down here.
I got this. I got Yeah, I got this.
[Music]
Cruz smelled strongly of alcohol and was
charged with DWI second driving without
a license, fleeing, and reckless
driving. If you've been drinking, don't
drive.
>> In Chicago, Illinois, the Shot Spotter
system suddenly detected multiple
gunshots in the 5200 block of West Ohio
Street. The 15th precinct police
department responded immediately. They
found two men sitting on a porch. As
they approached to question them, one of
them, Juan Mendes, suddenly ran away,
running into a dark alley.
>> Hey,
I'm shooting you. What are you spinning?
What are you spinning? Keep your hands
up. Hands up. He's got it in his hand.
Hey, get out. Get out.
Shots fired. Shot the fire.
>> As he fell, Menddees pulled a gun from
his waistband and pointed it at the
police. The police opened fire.
[Applause]
I'll shoot you.
[Applause]
>> Dude, he was pointing at me.
>> He was pointing at me.
shots fired.
>> Menddees survived and was later charged
with assaulting an officer. The smartest
choice is always to drop your weapon and
surrender.
Put it down. Drop it.
[Applause]
>> Gun. Drop down to the ground now. Drop
down.
The incident in Newark, California,
began on February 14th, 2023 when a
carjacking occurred on Thornton Avenue
when the suspect, 19-year-old Elmer
Lopez Castanada, threatened the victim
with a weapon.
On April 13th, police located the
suspect and conducted a dangerous stop.
>> Hey, one at a time. Put Keep your hands
up. Driver, keep your hands up.
>> Step out of the vehicle with your hands
in the air. Driver.
Driver,
>> step out of the vehicle. Give me a 40.
>> I got Keep your hands up.
>> While restraining him, officers found an
object that appeared to be a gun in his
waistband.
>> Drop down. Drop down. Drop down.
Walk towards me
>> now. Go ahead on over here.
>> Turn around. Turn around. Good. Good.
Drop down to the ground now. Drop the
ground.
>> When the suspect pulled the object out
and refused to comply with police
commands. A shooting occurred.
>> I got the gun. I got the gun. I got the
gun.
>> I got the gun.
>> Walk towards me.
>> Turn around. Turn around. Good. Good.
Drop down to the ground now.
Hands up. Hands. Hands.
>> Don't move. Don'ting move.
>> Where's the med kit?
>> Medical right now. We've got a medical.
>> Before we do anything else, let me hold
it. Make sure we clear for weapons
completely. Okay.
Police immediately provided medical
assistance at the scene, but Lopez
Castinated died.
>> Walton County, Florida, June 18th, 2022.
Police spotted the vehicle of Dallas
Francis, 35, a suspect in a Circle K
robbery. Francis fired shots repeatedly
and threw cash out of the vehicle during
a pursuit that lasted more than 50 mi.
against
[Applause]
53.
[Music]
Don't push.
>> The pursuit ended near the 53 mile mark
on Interstate 10 when Francis opened
fire, leading to a shootout.
[Music]
Francis and his passenger were arrested
and taken to the Okaloosa County Jail
where he was sentenced to 50 years in
prison.
>> Charlie 36 tonight getting on interstate
exit 45.
Come on.
Don'ting touch me.
>> Phoenix, Arizona. March 8th, 2023.
Police responded to a store where a man
wanted to turn himself in and he was
causing a disturbance. You want to talk
to me, my man?
>> All right, let's go outside.
>> The officer approached and walked
outside with the man.
>> How you doing, man? Go right here.
>> All right. Doing good.
>> What's going on?
So,
>> during the conversation, the man
suddenly approached and pushed the
officer. The officer immediately used a
taser. However, when the officer
attempted to restrain the suspect, he
continued to attack. [ __ ] off, officer.
Watch out, dude.
>> Don't touch me.
Put your arms out behind your back now.
[Applause]
>> What's going on?
Watch out, dude.
Don't touch me.
Get your arms out behind your back. Now,
[Applause]
>> in a dangerous situation, the officer
opened fire as the suspect continued to
approach. The suspect was given first
aid at the scene and taken to the
hospital.
Jacksonville, Florida, January 20th,
2023. Police found the suspect in a
smartwatch theft. Leon Bernard
Burroughs, 39, who was living in a car
parked on Hardy Street.
>> Uh,
unlock.
>> Okay, so
move the gun to the h uh at least to the
trunk.
>> Police found Burrow sleeping inside and
a gun on top of the car.
>> We'll do on three. We'll just open that
door and this door at the same time.
They quickly seized the gun and plan to
approach the suspect.
>> Leon, wake up, buddy.
>> Wake up, man. Keep your hands up. Wake
up. Sheriff's office.
>> Wake up, buddy. Put your hands up so we
can see them.
>> Put your hands up so I can see them.
>> Let me take talk to you in a second.
Step out.
>> Step out, man.
>> Step out.
>> Can you get the lights out my face so I
can see what's going on?
>> Leon.
>> Sir, can you get the lights out? Leon,
step.
>> They're out of your face. Step out.
>> Leon, step out of the car.
>> Leon,
step out. Step out or we're going to
pull you out.
>> Step. Let me see your hands.
>> However, when they opened the car door
and asked Burroughs to get out, he
opened fire.
Cease. Cease fire. Cease fire.
HQ. Shots fired by police. Shots fired
for police. I've been hit. Start rescue
1068.
>> I don't know.
>> Five officers immediately responded by
returning fire. Burrows died at the
scene.
Fire.
[Applause]
Dodto County, Florida. January 25th,
2025. Police conducted a vehicle search
after discovering that suspect Matthew
Steven Raleigh, 30, was inside the
vehicle wanted for solicitation of a
minor and being an unregistered sex
offender.
>> My name is Ever County Sheriff's Office.
All right. The reason why I pulled you
over is you failed to come to a police
stop sign at the stop sign and you
passed the stop bar. Is there any reason
why you kind of been looping around?
because my GPS.
>> We're fighting We're fighting Bluetooth.
>> What Bluetooth you guys fighting? Where
you try? Where are you guys heading?
>> I'm headed back out
>> to uh her grandma's house.
>> You can step out of the car and grab it
if you need to.
After asking the driver to exit the
vehicle, Raleigh, who was in the
passenger seat, passed papers through
the partially opened window, then
unbuckled his seat belt and suddenly
pulled out a gun leading to a gunfight.
>> Tony Arcadia 28 27 Romeo 400557
94 350 0
Step out of the vehicle for me.
>> Let him down. He's down. Step out of the
vehicle for me.
Fire.
>> Okay, you can pull it out. Just do me a
favor. Stand right there. Okay.
>> Stop. Stop. Stop.
I shot. I shot. Shot. Fire. Shot. Fire.
Move. Move.
Set fire. Shot. Fire. Set fire. Step out
of the vehicle for me.
Stop. Stop.
Shot fire. Fire.
Shot fire. Shot fire.
>> Raleigh was confirmed dead at the scene.
On June 23rd, 2025, Memphis, Tennessee,
a driver of a Kia SUV reportedly lost
control, crossed the median, and
collided with several parked cars in the
parking lot of Busters Liquors and
Wines.
Fortunately, no one was injured. An
initial police investigation showed that
the driver did not appear to be
intoxicated and that the driver may have
had some medical issues that led to the
loss of control.
Hey, stop moving. Put your hands behind
your back. Put your hands behind your
back.
>> Put your hands behind your back. A
security check was conducted at the
racetrack gas station at 5893 East State
Road 100 around 2:30 a.m. on February
14th when a sergeant from the Flaggler
County Sheriff's Office encountered
individuals sitting in a Chevrolet
Equinox in the parking lot.
>> Your mom.
>> Hey, put your hands up.
Charlie wants to give us a channel.
Racet track 224. We got one male
fighting. Put the phone down. I'm going
to explain what's going on. Put your
hands behind your back real quick.
>> Hey, put your hands on the seat. Put
your hands on the seat.
>> Put your hands on the seat in front of
you. Hey, on the seat in front of you.
>> Put your hands on the seat in front of
you.
>> The man in the passenger seat had
marijuana near his feet. The sergeant
repeatedly ordered the passenger to
place his hands on the seat in front of
him.
>> What I did? I'mma explain it to you in a
minute.
>> Explain it right now.
>> I'm gonna explain it. Okay. There's weed
visible in that car right there where he
sits. All right.
>> Hey, stop moving.
>> Get up some units here. Follow me.
>> Put your hands on the seat.
>> Walk back here.
>> Put your head. The man, later identified
as Austin Flores, 22 years old, didn't
comply with the order and began stomping
continuously inside the car. The
sergeant heard a metallic sound inside
the car as Flores was stomping.
>> Put your hands on the seat.
>> Put your hands on the car.
>> Put your hands on the car.
>> Get stand.
>> Okay. Come here.
>> Okay. Lean on the car. Lean on the car.
Lean on the car. What happened? Lean on
the car. Put your hands behind your
back. Put your hands behind your back. I
didn't do nothing.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> Put your hands behind your back. You've
got weed in your feet. Put your hands
behind your
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> What the [ __ ]
>> Another sergeant arrived at the scene
and was able to take force to the ground
to handcuff him.
>> No one's saying you're going to jail.
>> I got a Charlie 110 update.
Stop resist.
>> We've got three secure.
>> What did I do?
>> Three secure.
>> I'm talking to you.
>> You're detained right now. Okay. So,
chill. Okay.
>> This is your car.
>> There was weed at his feet.
>> All right.
>> What did I do? What did I do?
>> You've got weed at your feet and I was
telling you to put your hands on the
seat and you were ignoring.
There was weed at your feet when you
were sitting in the car. Yes.
I explained it to you. You had weed at
your feet.
>> Doesn't matter. If a cop tells you to do
something, you do it.
>> Who said you were arrested?
>> They can go one. We need like two more
units, bro. Hey, he's got all the weed
at his feet. He was the one kicking the
stuff all over the ground.
>> I'll explain it to you. You got weed all
at your feet?
>> Yes.
>> It doesn't matter. And there's weed at
your feet. And when I tell you to keep
your hands up, you put your hands up.
>> No, my hands were up. You seen me
record?
>> They weren't up. They weren't up.
>> They weren't up.
>> Yours was on camera, too, bro. Don't
worry.
>> Fight in jail, bro.
>> Fight in court.
>> Hey,
can you just check this car? There was
something metal that dropped where he
was sitting like maybe a gun or
something. He was kicking his feet. Rear
passenger. There's weed all over that he
was trying to stomp around. But for a
zero, it sounded like like metal.
>> Okay, you could walk out of here. Okay.
>> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's
what he was kicking.
>> There was a gun or something that he was
kicking.
>> You got a gun right there by your feet?
>> Yep.
>> That's what he was trying to get rid of.
>> Yeah. What's your name?
>> Austin Flores. You said it was your car.
Your mom's car, right? That you got the
keys for, right? When I went to look in
the window at your buddy, there's weed
all over his seat. Okay.
>> I'm telling you. Okay. That gives us the
right to detain you guys. You understand
that, right?
>> The police also detained the driver and
exchanged information with them.
>> Well, why these police
>> do what?
>> Why you call back?
>> Cuz he fought us. He fought us.
>> Are you kidding me?
>> I didn't see nothing.
>> All I see is you in the headlight and
you coming over here with attitude like
I did.
>> I came out that side.
>> Yeah.
>> Right. And when I looked in the car,
>> what is that? What is that?
>> Can you stop?
>> Come on, man. You're not doing nothing.
>> What is he doing?
>> He just picked you up. Put your feet
down. What are
>> you doing?
>> We need to photograph that gun and stuff
cuz that's the one that Flores was
kicking under the seat.
What are you doing?
>> Hey, we got Flores in this car and he
kicked a gun under the seat.
>> This one over here. And there's weed all
at his feet.
>> 21.
>> So, I need I need him identified. The
one in Barnett's car.
>> Additionally, the police found a
semi-automatic pistol right under the
front passenger seat and 14G of
marijuana scattered on the car floor.
Flores was found to be a convicted felon
from 2018 and therefore not allowed to
possess firearms. Flores was arrested
and charged with possession of a weapon
by a convicted felon, possession of
marijuana, assault on a law enforcement
officer, and resisting an officer
without violence. The suspect was
detained at the Sheriff Barry Hall
detention facility and held without
bail.
>> Let us know your location or you're
going to get bit by a canine.
>> Get out. Let me see your hand.
>> Good boy. You got him. You got him. A
high-speed chase in Wisconsin on
February 28th, 2023 began when a deputy
conducting speed enforcement observed
the vehicle speeding at 99 mph in a 65
mph zone.
>> Center on 151 and it is currently doing
Adam Edward Robert 9678.
A 9678 and we're still north.
>> And he is now traveling northbound in
the southbound lane just over 26.
>> When the deputy activated his lights and
siren, the vehicle accelerated to 108
mph and the driver began driving against
traffic, forcing several vehicles to
swerve.
Right.
>> 1093. I'm down the wrong lane.
>> Negative. You turned around. We're going
on 26. 26.
>> 93. Crossing over again.
Fire alarm.
>> 93. The signal occupant appears to be a
younger black male. We are now back on
to therap.
>> Due to the speed, the pursuit was
terminated for public safety reasons.
104 terminate for now.
43 still.
>> However, multiple 911 calls reported the
dangerous driver.
>> We just have a reckless driver high 41
southbound from Johnson Street going
over 100 miles an hour and almost hit
some other vehicles.
>> Another police department located and
attempted to stop the vehicle, but the
driver continued to flee.
speeds are 100 passing.
>> Eventually, the suspect drove through a
cornfield and the vehicle was disabled
about 150 yards from the road. The
suspect fled from the car and hid in an
abandoned barn
>> at that address 90 blackmail.
>> You're going to get bit. Stop. You're
going to get bit.
>> 729.
>> Just stay in your house. Stay in your
house. Which way ball?
>> He was running that way.
>> Just stay in your house. Lock your
doors.
>> What
up?
>> Let us know your location or you're
going to get bit by a canine.
779. You got anything?
>> With the assistance of AK9 unit and
footprints, the police found the suspect
hiding under debris in a small shed.
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Come out now, man.
Get out.
>> Get out.
>> Let me see your hand.
>> I'm going to send my dog on you if you
don't get up and walk out righting now.
>> Stand up and walk out right now.
>> Hey, I'm so sorry, man.
>> Walk out.
Walk out with your hands up right now.
>> I want you guys to see my hands. I don't
want
>> one at gunpoint
>> here. If you make any moves, if you make
any moves, I will send my dog.
>> Two more steps. Turn around. Face away
from me right now.
>> Do not move.
>> Back.
>> When apprehended, the suspect identified
as Deerey had a strong smell of
marijuana.
>> Good boy.
>> You got anything on you?
>> Good boy.
>> Good boy. You got him. You got him.
Nice.
>> What else did you throw?
>> He's on ankle.
>> That's the reason I ran. That's the
reason you ran
>> cuz you got a probation warrant.
>> No, I'm not.
>> Just because you got an ankle bracelet
on.
>> There's more reasons you ran than that.
>> Cameron out the dog, man.
>> Took you right to the shed.
>> I'm good with him. If you want to check
this shed for anything
inside of here. That car might be
sitting there for a long time.
>> Full build. Probably $10,000.
>> Yes, you got your man. He's such a good
>> You ain't going anywhere a long time,
bud.
>> I haven't done anything, man. I mean, I
didn't run from the top.
>> Yeah. And you're also in oncoming
traffic multiple times. That's
recklessly endangering safety. Multiple
felonies.
>> He explained that he fled because he
didn't have a driver's license and was
afraid of being scolded by his mother.
>> Good man. Good job, buddy. You got that
man. That's a good boy.
>> Got on him. No, he's got nothing on him.
>> Where's the car at? B in the field over
there.
>> Okay, that's a good boy. Yes, that's a
good boy.
>> Looks clear. You need me waiters.
>> Not that I'm going.
>> During the investigation, the police
discovered that Derey had four pending
felony cases and was charged with
fleeing from the police, endangering
safety, and multiple other offenses.
>> Can I see you, sir?
>> Yeah.
>> Can you come over here, man?
>> No, I'm I'm afraid of y'all, sir.
>> Why are you doing that? I know how to
cook. Am I right?
>> Yeah.
>> No. Yeah.
>> In another incident, the police were
called to a McDonald's where a customer
ordered cold fries and requested a
refund.
>> So, like, what happened?
>> Because we ordered the food. Um, he
couldn't print us a receipt.
>> Okay.
>> Um, so he said the receipt would be
printed in the back. So, I said, "Okay."
Um, I guess our order was called,
>> but we don't even know our order number.
>> Okay.
>> You know what I'm saying? So, now our
food is sitting there cold. So, when I
come up, I say, you know, I try the
fries. The fries are they're lukewarm,
but they're not hot.
>> Okay.
>> You know what I'm saying? So I just
asked him, "Can we get some fresh fresh
fries?"
>> Okay.
>> He said, "Okay, the fries are not hot.
Touch the fries." He said, "No, they're
not hot." And at this point, you don't
touch them. So, you know. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Can I just get a fresh set?
>> Okay.
>> So, he getting the fries and I said,
"Can I also get the receipt?" That was 5
minutes ago.
>> Yeah.
>> You know what I'm saying? Excuse me,
sir. 5 minutes ago. I can I can run my
store however I want to run my store.
>> Sir, I done paid. He said, "Matter of
fact, you can leave my property. Get off
my property now or you can come and get
uh I'll do a refund." I said, "Sir, with
with um cash app card, this is three to
seven business days to do a refund. Just
give me my set of fries in my receipt.
That's what you're supposed to do anyway
when I pay for my order."
>> Okay.
>> This is not my my store. You tell me
this business. He own this like it's not
eat. We just need the fries and the
burger.
>> Antoine explained the situation to the
police, detailing issues with the order
and subsequent arguments with McDonald's
staff.
>> Okay. Do you have your ID on you?
>> No, sir.
>> Okay. Well, I'm going to have to get
your information. Okay.
>> What's your last name?
Uh, Sam
>> and first name
>> A N T. O I N E.
>> O I A N E. All right. So, I'm going to
go and let you know he called as well.
So, y'all both called.
>> Yeah, we call right now.
>> So, I'm going to go in and talk to him.
Um,
hey, Carl, will you hang out with him?
All right. He's going to hang out with
you for a second. Okay. I'm going to go
and talk to him real quick.
>> Yeah. The McDonald's manager recounted
the incident to the police, explaining
that Antoine had become aggressive,
demanded fresh fries, and threw food and
drinks. Mhm. So, I took food, took it,
put it in the trash. Here's your Give me
your card, your refund. Take your
business elsewhere. Please don't come
back.
>> Okay.
>> Scream at me. I want him CT.
>> Did you give him his refund? I don't
>> refuse to. You're not going to give me a
refund.
>> Okay. Excuse my lang. This is the way he
was talking. So, I don't want him CT. I
don't want to ever have him back. Okay.
>> I mean, dude's obviously on probation.
Got an ankle bracelet on.
>> Okay.
>> If you want to give me his card, I'll
give you his refund.
>> Okay. Well, you're not going to give him
any more food. You're not going to like
remake or Okay. I mean, that's it's your
business. You're right. I'm just asking.
>> I told him it's my business.
It's gone.
>> All right.
>> I'll be right back. Okay.
>> All right. So, here's the deal. As a
business owner, he has the right to not
remake your food. He is willing to do a
refund. He has no problems doing a
refund, but he's not going to remake
your food. as business owner, he can do
that.
>> Um, he does not want you coming back in
the store. He actually wants us to
crimally trespass you. So, you will not
be allowed back at this McDonald's. It's
not a big deal. It's a piece of charge.
>> No, we're not charging you. It's a piece
of paper we're going to give you that's
going to say, "Hey, you can't come back
to this McDonald's." That's all it is.
>> Antoine initially cooperated but
expressed confusion and frustration.
>> Yeah. This is completely civil. So,
about it later.
>> No, I don't want to complain about it.
Um, it's a simple form that says, "Hey,
just don't come back to this
McDonald's." Now, I'll tell you, if you
do come back to this McDonald's, when we
get called out here, you go, "Yeah, I'm
not." All right.
>> I'm not I I got a smart.
>> So, um, you cool with a refund?
>> Uh, yeah. You got to go in there and tap
my car.
>> Yeah. I will get that in just a second.
Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Go ahead.
>> Wanted person
and dangerous.
38 or not.
>> What's up, man?
>> Hey, I don't know if
he's being slick over here. He's got a
big ankle.
>> I got you. I know. I got you.
>> Uh, no, you're good.
>> The police took Antoine's information
and discovered he had an active warrant
and was wearing an ankle monitor.
>> License status suspended. 24y old male,
wanted person. Caution. Violence. Armed
and dangerous.
>> All right. Spell your um last name for
me.
>> S I M E S.
>> Okay.
>> You got it.
>> Yeah, I got it.
>> Yeah.
Give me just a second.
>> Excuse me, sir. So, there's no nothing
like that?
>> Yeah. No, I'm going to get him to fill
this out. Okay, just whatever. Huh?
>> Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. All
right, Mr. Sim, come over here. I'm
going have you sign this.
>> I'm not under arrest or anything, am I?
>> No, sir. Just come over here. I'm going
have you sign this real quick.
>> I said I'm not under arrest when you
>> No, you're not.
>> Yeah, just come over here. I'm have you
sign this real quick?
>> You have to sign it saying that you're
not come back to the property.
>> So, you'll fill this part out.
>> Can I see it, sir?
>> Yeah. You come over here, man.
>> No, I'm I'm afraid of y'all, sir. Why
are you here? 3 years,
>> all right, I'm I'm going to walk you
through. Why are you doing that?
>> I know how to fill it out.
>> Why are you doing that?
>> I know how to Am I right?
>> Yeah.
>> Got him. Contact.
Contact. Backside. Backside.
>> Shortly after, an arrest was attempted,
but Antoine resisted and fled. He was
apprehended after a brief chase and
scuffle. He was detained and will face
charges related to his active warrant.
>> TBI TV.
>> Cleveland, Arkansas, November 20th,
2024. A patrol officer observed a white
Nissan with an expired registration
traveling in excess of 85 mph.
The driver abruptly turned on to Harmony
Church Road and fled at speeds exceeding
90 mph in a 25 mph zone.
Turn left on
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Highway 353.
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Noticing the vehicle continued to travel
in excess of 100 mph, the officer
initiated a TVI and stopped the suspect
vehicle.
>> TVI TV.
[Applause]
The driver, Michael Kaden Price, was
arrested and charged with fleeing with
vehicle, property damage, fleeing on
foot, reckless driving, speeding,
unlicensed driver, failure to stop,
failure to report accident.
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Conway, Arkansas, June 20th, 2023. The
Conway Police Department notified the
Arkansas State Police that they were
pursuing a tan Ford Explorer in the city
limits.
Thank you.
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The vehicle continued to travel at
approximately 60 mph, passing through
the University of Central Arkansas
campus area.
Sounds like a clear spot.
At the intersection of Donnagy and
Herbach, officers successfully conducted
a TV, ending the pursuit.
>> Hands. Hands. Hands.
>> Hands.
>> There were a total of seven people in
the vehicle, four of whom were minors.
>> Get the driver out. Get the driver out.
the [ __ ] car.
>> Don't move.
>> I'll die.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
>> Shut your mouth.
>> You just did.
>> Upon approaching the vehicle, the driver
resisted arrest and officers used force
to subdue him before making an arrest.
>> I'm not making jokes.
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Yo.
Hey. Hey.
>> Hey.
>> Hey.
>> Why were you running?
>> Why?
>> Yeah. I I really was scared cuz like I
I've never got pulled over before. So
>> I really didn't know what to expect.
Every time I seen something happened
with my family members, they always end
up getting shot
>> or something like that.
>> That this that right there is how you
get shot.
>> Yeah.
>> You know what I'm saying? See
>> that right there.
>> See what my my intention was not to run.
I really was just trying to get to my
mom. It's all I was trying to do. I
promise. Officer,
I not intend for the whole force to have
to come out here.
>> In Arkansas on November 16th, 2024, a
blue scion was observed driving
recklessly, forcing other vehicles to
leave their lanes on I40.
Heat.
Heat.
wheel. Whe
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>> patrol officer Fortune performed a TVI
to gain control of the vehicle. The
vehicle was forced into the grass median
between two lanes of traffic and suspect
Hardy was taken into custody.
>> They run up over the dooring
ass
up.
>> Don't get up. Spread your arms. Spread
your arms.
Get the up. You threw me on the ground.
>> Get up.
Well, net ground is nothing at all.
I ain't got no
quarantine.
Spread your feet. Yes, sir.
While being placed in the patrol car,
Hardy spat and intentionally soiled the
back seat and was uncooperative
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Party was ultimately charged with
fleeing, criminal mischief, resisting an
officer, reckless driving, speeding.
Forest City, Arkansas, March 21st, 2024.
Police responded to a fight between two
people in a black Buick Lasabver near
Sanio Road.
>> Hey, stop the car.
When the officer told the driver to keep
his hands in sight and exit the vehicle,
the driver stepped on the gas and fled.
running. Where are you?
834
1037.
The pursuit exceeded 100 mph
passenger in the vehicle. light
you up there.
>> Yeah. 70 overass
on the I 40 overpass. As the officer
approached with TBI, the suspect
suddenly breaked, causing the patrol car
to lightly collide with the left rear.
>> Hands up. Both your hands.
>> Both hands. Both hands.
>> Face away from us. Face away. Face away.
All right. Both hands in the air.
>> Go ahead. Get
>> both hands in the air. All right. Walk
back to it slowly. Slowly. Both hands in
the air. Walk back slowly.
The driver, William Franklin, was
arrested on charges of fleeing and
speeding. During a morning patrol on the
highway, officer Darien Jared noticed a
white Chevy with windows tinted darker
than the legal limit. He quickly pursued
and conducted a traffic stop on the
vehicle. Have an everp Chevy pickup
going to port. Can't tell what state the
tempt.
>> Afternoon, sir. My name is Darren Jared.
I'm with New Mexico State Police. Reason
for this stuff is your window. It's a
little too dark.
>> Yeah. You mind if I open the door or if
you want to roll down the window more?
>> Dark?
>> Yeah. I notic you got temp tags. You got
registration for the vehicle?
>> Yes, sir.
>> I'll need registration your driver's
license as well.
>> Right.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Do you have insurance for the
vehicle?
>> Yeah. Where is it?
>> It's your with the wallet. Do me a
favor.
>> Uh come with me to my vehicle. That way
I can run your name and date of birth
and then that way I can get my return.
Okay. Go ahead. Shut the vehicle off if
you want. It's up to you.
>> Well, I know
my license.
>> That'll work.
>> Grab the phone and come with me to my
vehicle so I can get the return and then
I can make sure that everything's good.
What was your name?
>> Omar Qua.
>> Omar Qua. Yes, sir.
>> All right, Mr. Qua.
>> While she's sending the pick, let's go
so that I can run my checks on you.
>> During this process, the suspect
provided an 80 mark. Officer Jared then
asked him to step out of the vehicle to
verify his personal information.
>> Hey. Hey. Real quick. Real quick. You
have a firearm. Yeah. I don't know. I
see. Please
have a fire.
Yeah.
I see it. Please.
Mind if I take it off you for my safety?
All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
All right. Let's go to my vehicle. Okay.
Come on.
Pay attention to this detail. The
suspect exited the vehicle with a loaded
gun. The subsequent events would leave
anyone breathless. The suspect wasted no
time in continuing the attack on the
officer until he fell, then jumped back
into the car and fled.
At this moment, Officer Jared was laying
motionless on the roadside.
Hey, here to help.
Hey, hey, hey. Police. Here to help.
Here to help. Here to help.
Here to help. Here to help.
>> The incident happened so quickly that
colleagues and bystanders couldn't react
in time to save him.
>> Call 911. I'm I'm with HS.
>> Okay. 911.
He's dead.
Immediately, law enforcement initiated a
chase for this dangerous criminal.
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Even the rescue team had tried their
best in a helpless effort to save their
fellow officer's life. Unfortunately, no
miracle happened and they had to
announce the tragic passing of officer
Jarrett.
Fire.
We're going to be pursuing
461. Shots fired.
Two. Shots fired. Shots fired.
Continuing eastbound at the 116 again.
Shots fired at the 116.
Shots fired from the suspect. Shots
fired.
>> Where is he?
>> Right there.
Where the [ __ ]
Did you head in the opposite direction
of traffic?
>> After an extended chase involving
multiple police units, the criminal was
killed in a shootout. An investigation
is ongoing to clarify the details of the
incident.
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>> Did not move.
>> Shots fired.
>> Do not move.
>> Do not move.
>> Watch your hands. Watch your gun.
>> Watch your crossfire.
>> Crossfire. Crossire. Officer Jared was
known as a dedicated individual who
always served the community
wholeheartedly. This person left an
immeasurable loss for his family,
friends, and colleagues. During this
time, the community is urged to respect
the privacy of Officer Jarrett's family
as they grieve their loss. A candlelight
vigil was held to remember and honor
officer Jarrett's contributions to the
community.
On October 6th, 2023, the city of
Houston witnessed a tense and dramatic
chase between the police and a suspect
driving a gray Lexus. The event drew
public and media attention.
The chase began on Interstate 610 when
Houston police received information
about a suspect involved in a severe
assault.
The suspect sped away when police
attempted to stop him, leading to a
prolonged chase through various parts of
the city.
The chase unfolded across major city
streets and highways. The suspect drove
at high speeds, ran numerous red lights,
and navigated dangerously through
densely populated areas, posing a
significant risk to other road users.
Several police units, including the
Houston Police and the Texas Highway
Patrol, participated in the chase.
The officers tried to maintain a safe
distance while seeking an opportunity to
safely stop the suspect's vehicle.
Utilizing the full law enforcement
resources enhanced their ability to
control the situation and ensured
adequate personnel to handle any arising
incidents.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
A dangerous situation occurred when the
suspect's car ran a red light and
collided with another vehicle. The crash
damaged the leg, leading to a tense
standoff.
and when the car stopped, the suspect
immediately signaled surrender by
raising his hands, prompting law
enforcement to cautiously approach.
The suspect was ordered out of the car
and followed instructions precisely to
ensure the safety of all involved.
Once the suspect was apprehended, the
police conducted a thorough search of
both the vehicle and the suspect to
ensure no weapons or dangerous materials
were hidden. The intense chase on
Houston streets highlighted the dangers
law enforcement faces daily to protect
the community.
Welcome to The special news report with
live footage. We're following a high
stakes pursuit by the Los Angeles County
Sheriff's Department. LD suspects
involved in an armed robbery. The chase
begins as we see a dark-colored vehicle
suspected to belong to the robber
speeding through busy city streets.
The car continuously changed lanes in an
attempt to evade the pursuing police.
LD's pursuit includes multiple patrol
cars and a helicopter providing aerial
support.
Sirens and flashing lights are
activated, alerting other vehicles to
yield.
The officers are maintaining a safe
distance while striving to prevent the
suspects from escaping.
Monitor
This is because the suspects continued
to drive recklessly, weaving dangerously
through red lights in crowded areas.
Despite the police's efforts to get
ahead, the suspects kept changing the
road, making it difficult for the
officers to gain ground.
the chase. shifts to narrower and more
hazardous roads filled with sharp turns
and obstacles.
Police adjust their tactics, deploying
smaller vehicles to get closer to the
suspects.
Eventually, after numerous attempts to
corner and pursue, the suspect's vehicle
ends up in a dead and blocked in front
by barriers and behind by patrol units.
The police quickly surrounded the area,
but the suspects remained holed up
inside the vehicle, creating a tense
situation.
The driver is instructed to exit the
vehicle. Surprisingly, he has been
fleeing with his wife and young child
throughout the chase. This unexpected
situation makes it hard for the police
to believe that the suspect would be so
reckless. Observe how the officer
comforts the baby.
If one does not watch the entire video,
they might mistakenly think that the
police are carrying the child while
performing their duties.
The suspects are eventually apprehended.
We see them being handcuffed and placed
in a police car. The chase concludes
without serious injury, but the incident
has disrupted the lives of many local
residents. This pursuit is a testament
to the determination and professional
coordination of the LSD in ensuring
public safety and protecting citizens
from threats.
At around 2:19 p.m. while patrolling on
Highway 90 west of Cypress, Florida,
police spotted a black Nissan pickup
truck going 71 mph in a 55 mph zone. The
police conducted a traffic stop and
contacted the driver. There was only one
person in the vehicle and noticed
several guns inside the car.
>> Right. Right. Right.
>> Okay.
Okay.
No.
>> Okay.
>> Right. Right.
>> Now, you got your license, registration,
and proof insurance on you.
>> You don't have one or you don't have one
on you?
>> The driver appeared nervous and
uncertain about the status of his
driver's license. After asking him to
step out of the vehicle and sit in the
passenger seat of the police car, he
discovered that his license had been
suspended twice and revoked on April
7th, 2022.
>> You a felon?
>> I don't know.
>> No. Okay.
>> I don't know.
>> Okay. Okay. This is these are things I
can work work with. Okay. You're being
honest. I try to be fair. Um
but Okay. I see. It's only been
suspended since 21.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Okay. I understand.
So those got is that the only thing
that's going to be in that truck as far
as anything illegal?
>> Probably some pot.
>> Probably some pot in a couple.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. I understand that. You don't have
a card. I'm guessing. No. Okay. Well,
like I said, these are things we can
work with. As long as marijuana is the
only thing I find in there, should be
good, right?
>> Insulin evils in there. My dad.
>> Okay. I'm not gonna I'm not going to
cuff you up. Don't worry. Um, just go
ahead and step out. Let me let me search
you real quick. Just all depends on what
what we have, who we work with.
>> Right. Right. I understand.
>> Okay. Just just hang out right there for
me. Okay.
Reloading.
During the search of the vehicle, he
found a glass pipe with drug residue.
>> I don't think your license is why you
were worried.
>> It is your methipite, sir.
It's us. It was stuffed under your seat.
>> All right, we can hang up the phone now.
Okay.
>> We can hang up the phone now. Okay.
>> Don't touch your phone.
>> Get here as quick as you can.
>> The driver continued to use his phone
despite the police requesting him to
hang up. When the police attempted to
take the phone from him, the driver
tried to flee. Given the dangerous
situation, the police deployed a taser
and safely apprehended the driver while
waiting for the tow truck.
>> Don't tase me.
>> Get Donnie up here now. I want Donnie
here now.
>> I want Donnie here now.
>> 2932. I'm 104. I got him. I got him.
1015.
>> Oh, you didn't get [ __ ]
>> Over a pipe.
>> From you. A
>> dude. And then they run from you.
>> Yeah. You That's what That's what
running is with the goddamn country.
>> No. Then you swear then you square up.
>> Now give me that phone.
>> No, you're not getting my phone, bro.
You're not getting my phone, [ __ ]
>> So you get thing. I hope you got the
body camera on, bro. I hope you do.
>> Hey, just
hold. Hey,
>> I'm Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Why do you
have to tase him?
>> This is not a part of You're not a part
of this.
>> That's my truck, man.
>> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Don't Let me
Let me check on you.
>> No. No. No. No. No. He's fine.
>> No.
>> No. Don't. Don't. You touch me again,
you're going too.
>> I'm going.
>> You touch me again.
>> Dude, let me out of theing highway.
Okay.
>> Don't push on me.
>> Dude,
>> the goddamn cars are coming. Y'all did
not have toing ting. I'm listen to the
whole goddamn conversation.
>> Say another word to me and you're going
to jail.
>> Say to me again, you're going to jail.
>> Mike, please. Like y'all just cheat.
>> Your son's out of control.
>> That's what it is.
>> On the phone though. I heard
>> he jump on me and push off of me. That
is what happened.
>> Y'all
>> after he pushed off after he after he
put his hands on me when I
>> was trying to run.
>> I did not say he was trying to run. Like
I said,
>> I'm telling you he was not trying to
run.
>> Listen, you hearing him say, "I didn't
try to run." That means absolutely
you're not you were not here.
>> Tas me and then and then he goes to
screaming. So you did tase me
>> because he squared up on me. That's
exactly reason. That's the last thing
I'm saying to you because you need to
get off my scene and go wait in that
vehicle.
>> No, he's out of control.
>> That's okay. It's not your fault.
>> He really need to lose his job.
>> Well, it seems he's getting a sense from
his father. That's that's what this is.
He is out of control.
>> The driver attempted to escape again and
the police on the scene had to struggle
to control it. The man was charged with
multiple offenses including drug crimes,
carrying an unlicensed weapon, and
resisting a police.
Pull over. Pull over. The police
conducted a traffic stop for speeding
and failing to yield.
>> That window down.
>> How many places did you have to pull
over there? Sir,
>> do you not see?
>> I I wanted to get out of the way of
school traffic.
>> You see these parking spots on the side
of the road? All these places you could
have pulled on side. What's the speed
limit coming through that school zone
there?
>> I noticed the school zone. That's why I
stopped. That's why as soon as I was
>> you you slowed down once you got in the
school zone.
>> Once I saw the lights, I slowed down to
the school zone landing. I did. I
didn't.
>> The driver claimed that he didn't notice
the school zone sign initially and only
slowed down when he saw the signal
lights.
>> So, that's something you do once you get
to that sign.
>> 77.
>> All right. So, so time out. Hear me out.
Hear me out. I'm not even going to get
into it with you. My thing is speed
limit fine is doubled.
>> When you go through that school zone, I
need you to just hear me out right now.
I'm not going to have a debate with you.
We can make this short and sweet. I
didn't notice it cuz I'm not used to
driving at this time of day.
>> So, would would that be an excuse if you
if somebody was walking there? You're
not listening to me. Sir, all I'm trying
to do is explain something to you. I can
give you a verbal warning or I can cite
you for being in the school zone and
failure to yield for an emergency
vehicle. Your excuses as to why you were
trying to get out of traffic, school
traffic. You're a way out of school
traffic, which is why I hit my horn and
signal and do like this to pull over.
What does four laws say about emergency
vehicles when they're coming behind you?
License sirens. You move over to the
right. Okay, you yield for emergency
vehicle. When those license sirens come
on, if you do not know that, you know
that now. Okay, that's a citation for
all of that. Okay, I'm not trying to be
that guy with you. When you get pulled
over, we're trying to explain something
to you. The thing to do is to listen.
Okay, you're coming through that school
zone. You had every opportunity to pull
over to every entrance, every driveway,
all these spots on the side road. You
always pull to the right for emergency
vehicle. There is no excuse for that.
>> Yes.
>> Do you have a valid driver's license?
>> I do. And unfortunately, I don't have it
with me cuz I went go try to get my
friends kids to go make sure that they
get to school and um my driver's
license. I can't find.
>> During the information exchange with the
driver, noticing unstable behavior, the
police suspected the driver was not
sober.
>> Have you had anything to drink? any
medications, anything of that nature?
>> I have medications at night and last
night we had some drinks.
>> Have you had anything? Are you on the
influence right now?
>> The driver mentioned that he had been
drinking but not recently, saying the
last drink was at 2 P.
>> Can you make 1025 with 0523 and also
roll me routine 35? I have a driver
refusing to step out of the vehicle. I
just need someone to be 51 to 1198 to
CHS.
I have many ailments.
>> I live right there.
>> The police emphasized that the driver
needed to get out of the car, explaining
that their actions violated multiple
regulations, including speeding and
failing to eat. Despite repeated
requests, the driver continued to resist
getting out of the vehicle. The police
called for backup. I'm ask I've asked
you two times to step out of the
vehicle. I've asked you now I'm asking
you a third time.
>> You're not calling in.
>> You're not listening.
>> I will come out. I will
>> What's the 1020?
>> Can you please
>> listen? I'm asking right now.
>> Promise me not to bring
>> I'm asking you right now. Tell you right
now.
>> Yes. Officer, don't bring a lot of
people. I will step out the vehicle with
no problem.
>> Step out of the car.
>> If you do not step out of the car, I'm
going to take you out of the car. You
understand what I'm telling you?
>> Get out of the car now.
>> Progressing this a lot.
>> Hey,
get out of the car.
>> Get out of the car.
>> Get out of the car and get on the
ground.
What the [ __ ]
>> As the situation escalated, the police
had to use a taser to control the
situation. Clearly, the driver's lack of
sobriety and violations were enough for
the police officers to jail him and
punish him according to the law.
>> Damn, man.
Stop it, man.
I stopped doing
your hand, man.
Why am I being
Why am I being detained? Why am I being
>> on March 23rd, 2021, a vehicle speeding
at 90 mph in a 70 mph zone was stopped
in Isaiah, Wisconsin.
Hey,
>> officer V, the AIO Police Department.
Here's our stop user speed.
You know how faster you're going?
>> Nah, you going faster than that, man.
>> Break.
>> Yeah, I saw you. You were coming around
the corner, man.
I I know you.
>> Yeah. Yeah, you hit your brakes. Yeah,
you were going going about that fast
when you went past me. I'd go 90. Yeah,
you saw me when it came around. Torpedo
the brakes. I mean, I get it. Where you
coming from?
Indiana. All right.
Is this your rental then or what? Yours.
You got your ID with you.
Anything inside the vehicle in November?
No. Any marijuana?
What's that?
>> No.
Cocaine.
>> Methampetamine.
heroin.
>> These are just questions I asked.
>> The police conducted a traffic stop with
this vehicle and upon contacting the
driver and passenger, the police asked
several questions about the car and its
contents. They claimed there was nothing
illegal in the vehicle.
>> You'd be surprised what we find out
here. You know, find a bunch of coke and
stolen guns the other week. Traffic stop
simply for speed. So, all right. Fair
enough.
Well, I'll be back with you. All right.
What
>> you got going on?
>> They were going 90.
>> What's that?
>> They were going 90.
>> They're going 90.
>> But they're saying that they're coming
from Indiana going back to the cities,
but they have they rented it at 10:58
p.m. on the 22nd, so like 6 hours ago.
And it has to be returned tonight by
9:00 p.m. back in Chicago.
>> I think right in Chicago. Yeah,
>> cuz they were coming from Indiana.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. That don't line up, does it?
>> Yeah. Do you want to ask?
She rented it. It's under her name.
>> The driver
>> uh passenger
>> passenger
>> asked them and what their plans are how
they're supposed to return it back to
Chicago.
>> Inconsistencies in their story and
nervous behavior raised suspicions.
Hey,
>> I'm just going to have you step back
here. I'm just going to chat with you a
bit. All right.
Just want to go right back there over
more of the shoulder.
Is there anything on you, man? Guns,
knives, not anything. Mind if I pat you
down? Come on over here, man.
Please. There you go.
>> All right. Are you on probation out of
Minnesota?
>> No, sir.
>> No,
>> I'm not on nothing.
>> Were you on probation before?
>> No, sir.
>> And you're a convicted felon, right?
>> Uh, yes, sir.
>> All right. I have been convicted 2010.
Like I was a juvenile then. So
>> what was that for?
>> It was for aiding and abetting
basically.
>> What was that?
>> [ __ ] That's the charge. Aiding in the
bed and accomplished at the fact.
>> Okay. What was the charge that you're
aiding in a bedding? I
>> want to say it's like murder basically.
>> I was a Jew now. So somebody died
basically. I went to jail. I was there.
>> All right.
>> Told about everything. Can't you know I
got put on probation. So that's the only
reason I'm a convicted felon. Just
>> I was 17.
>> What's yours inside the vehicle right
now?
>> I can't hear you, bro.
>> What's yours inside the vehicle?
>> What do you mean? What's
>> bags? What What's yours?
>> My duffel bag.
>> Yeah. Is that it?
>> Yeah.
>> She have any bags?
>> Uh, yeah. She got her backpack.
>> All right. Can I search your bag?
>> Yeah, I'll say you could search it, but
I would want to know why. Like, do you
not believe me?
>> No, I don't.
>> I don't have nothing. But I don't I
don't I don't like the fact that you
want to search everything cuz it's like
you don't believe me. But I can give it
to you and show you like all
>> Shvante. All right. Sorry.
Is there anything inside the vehicle I
need to know about? Any any guns,
drugs, large sums of cash. Can I search
the vehicle from bumper to bumper? Like
I told you before, trying to make sure
that everybody's doing what they're
supposed to be doing, you know? So, he
already gave me permission to search his
bag. That's why I'm asking you because
you rented the vehicle and you're in the
vehicle. The police requested a search
of the vehicle and the suspect's bags,
but they hesitated. When K9 was
deployed, the dog alerted to the smell
of drops
that
stuck in there.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. This wasn't even cuz that side was
good. This side was popped. Eventually,
the police discovered a rectangular
object hidden inside a concealed area of
the vehicle containing approximately 2.5
lb of cocaine with an estimated value of
back/doll 10000.
The suspects were then arrested and
charged with intent to distribute
cocaine.
You have your license and registration
insurance with you? Yes, sir.
>> Reason I'm stopping for improper lane
usage. All right. You're in the left
lane holding up five cars behind you
going below the speed limit.
The left lane's a passing lane.
>> A patrol officer conducted a traffic
stop to check the driver's registration
and insurance documents due to a lane
usage violation.
>> What do you mean? What? You're going 46
mph in the left lane.
>> Where you coming from?
The officer explained that the driver
was driving slower than the speed limit
in the left lane, obstructing traffic.
>> 2007
Saturn outlet. Is that going to be the
same?
>> No.
The problem is, like I said, you're
using the lane improperly. It's a
passing lane.
>> Is this your vehicle?
>> No, sir.
>> It's rental.
>> It's a rental. Do you have your rental
agreement?
>> Yeah, this rental agreement. Oh,
>> this is a rental.
>> And when asked about the vehicle, the
driver stated it was a rental car. The
officer requested to see the rental
agreement and other related documents.
Upon inspection, the officer discovered
multiple overlapping license plates,
raising suspicions about the driver's
involvement in illegal activities.
>> Got any weapons or anything with you?
No, sir.
>> Where'd you get this vehicle?
>> Where'd you get that at?
I don't know.
It's a problem at the time.
>> You got any weapons on you now?
>> Really wide. Really wide. Really wide.
Really wide.
[Music]
Anyone here? Put your phone in your
pocket.
>> You're not under arrest or anything.
Okay.
>> What's that?
>> I said you're under arrest.
>> I said you're not
>> under arrest. All right. You're not
under arrest.
All right.
on my hood.
>> Really?
>> Think I'm stupid? What's your history?
Your history is all burglaries.
>> And then you have a bunch of plates
stuck on top of each other like
>> the officer mentioned the driver's
criminal history related to the theft
and questioned why the license plates
were later.
>> Come on, bro.
And people just randomly go around and
stick license plates on top of other
bees, right? Because they're poor.
>> We have double-sided sticky license
plates on our rental cars when we've
been arrested for burglary numerous
years in a row. Any particular reason
why a concerned citizen would stick a
license plate that the owner doesn't
know you have on your car?
>> What are you doing for work again? What
are you doing for work?
>> What? I'm breaking.
>> He explained that he worked as a tow
truck and truck driver, but the officer
found the presence of multiple phones,
laptops, and sensitive medical documents
very suspicious.
>> How many phones does it take to operate
a crane?
>> No, I'm just telling you this is all
real suspect. You got medical files,
patient stuff, how to log into medical,
patient histories, passwords, names,
patina, Medicaid, all that. You got
what? Four cell phones now,
two laptops. One's a medical laptop.
>> Finally, the officer confirmed the
situation was highly suspicious and
needed further investigation.
Reason
reason why I'm here is because you fell
asleep. What are you doing? Have you
>> I guess you've done this already in the
past.
>> Sikaka City Police officers asked the
driver to park the car and then
approached the driver to check his
condition.
>> Put your car in park.
Hey yo,
put your car in park.
Put it in park. Put the gear in park.
Put the gear in park.
>> The driver was identified as an offduty
police officer named Gonzalez. The
police asked Gonzalez to turn off the
car and began asking a series of
questions to assist his sobriety.
>> Where are you?
>> By home. You where?
>> Hogan.
>> By Hogan.
>> The Hogan.
>> Okay. You understand what's going on
right now?
>> Yes, sir.
>> What happened?
>> I went home. That's it.
>> No.
>> You understand what's going on, though?
You understand why I'm here talking to
you,
>> brother?
>> What happened?
>> Uh, stop.
>> Huh?
>> Stop. Stop.
>> You weren't driving.
>> You got it, brother. Went straight home.
>> You going straight home? Where you
coming from?
>> Uh,
>> Gonzalez answered the questions, but
showed signs of slurred speech and
unclear responses. You understand why?
Why I'm talking to you though right now?
Do you understand what happened? What
happened right now?
>> It's been a straight night. That's it.
>> Huh?
>> Straight home. That's it.
>> You drive home. That's it.
>> Yeah. But but you're not answering my
question.
>> Uh you weren't driving your car. Okay. I
didn't stop you. You already stopped.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay. You understand that?
>> Yes, sir.
>> You understand what you were doing?
>> Yes. I almost stopped. I think I almost
fit home.
>> No, you're not understanding. You're not
understanding what I'm saying. The
reason reason why I'm here is because
you fell asleep.
>> Yes, sir. So, sir, I was
>> No, you didn't say any of that. Okay. I
just woke you up right now.
>> I Two blocks away. That's it.
>> Two blocks away or anything?
>> Excuse me.
>> Okay.
>> He admitted to having a few drinks, but
didn't specify the amount. The police
asked him to step out of the car and
conducted a series of sobriety tests,
such as walking in a straight line and
balancing on one leg.
We're going to go right here in the
sidewalk. Come here in the sidewalk. How
much did you have to drink tonight?
>> 39. I'll be out.
>> Couple.
>> What's a couple? About how much?
>> Two.
>> Okay. Why are you looking away from me?
I'm talking to you.
>> Look towards me. Okay.
>> What's a couple?
>> Uh
two.
>> A two.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. All right. All right. Just got to
get the uh fronts.
>> What's a couple of drinks?
>> Like two.
>> About two?
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
>> Um
>> you take your hands out of your pocket
for me.
>> I'm sorry.
>> I'm asking you for anything at the time.
Okay.
>> What are you doing?
>> Have you I guess you've done this
already in the past.
>> You have?
>> Yeah, I do. Well, for UNC PD.
>> What's that?
>> I do work for UNC PD.
>> I I never asked you that.
>> I know.
>> Why would you bring it up?
Okay. But would that what does that have
to do with uh you being checked like
this before? Nothing. No.
>> I guess you want me to take some type of
preference or something that you
mentioned that.
>> Like I said, you're being recorded right
now. Okay.
>> Okay. All right. Do it for Take your
head off.
>> You're doing a job.
>> Take your head off.
>> Okay.
Do you have any uh physical ailments
with your legs or anything? You have any
problems? Wooden leg. Nothing. All good.
Okay.
Going to ask you to perform a series of
tests. Okay. All right. Go ahead. You
may begin.
Five.
Throughout the tests, Gonzalez struggled
and failed to perform the requirements
correctly. Ultimately, the police
informed Gonzalez.
>> All right, you may begin.
>> Count out loud.
>> 1,00 2 1,000 3,000 4,000 5 1,000 6,000
6,000 7,000 8 1,000 9 100,000 10,000
>> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. All
right, just turn around for me and then
just put your arms back like this.
Right. Turn around real quick and just
put your arms out like that.
Do that for me. Is that right?
That he was under arrest on suspicion of
driving under the influence of alcohol.
Put your hands together like this. Put
your hands together.
>> Okay. Are you being arrested right now
for suspicions of driving under the
influence of alcohol? Okay.
>> Do you think that a driver sleeping in a
car when it's not moving deserves to be
arrested?
Erie County patrol officers conducted a
traffic stop on a speeding vehicle.
>> Hi.
>> Driver's license. Drip insurance.
>> Um, I don't have my driver's license.
I'm Officer Gouchi. Yeah,
>> PD.
>> Yeah. The reason why I'm stopping you, I
got I got you doing 75 and a 55.
>> Is it going that fast?
>> Yeah.
>> I'm sorry.
>> You have your driver's license on you?
>> I don't have it on me.
>> You don't have it?
>> All right. You got anything to drink
tonight?
>> No, sir.
>> No.
>> Just I had a couple, but you had a
couple.
>> That's about it.
>> Okay. All right. You want to take a
field sobriety test for me?
Uh, no.
>> No.
>> Okay.
You want to take a PBT for me?
>> No.
>> No. Okay. Car in park.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> The patrol officer asked the driver to
step out of the vehicle and during the
exchange, the driver admitted to having
a few drinks.
>> You don't have your weapon on you or
anything like that, do you?
>> No, sir.
>> No. Okay. I'm going to come back to my
vehicle.
>> It's in the center console.
>> It's in the center console.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So, you do have one.
>> It's in the center console. Police
officer,
>> right? I understand that, but I don't
know if you have one on you or not is
what I'm asking. Not on you. It's in the
center console. Okay. Back here to my
cruiser, please.
>> Okay.
>> Is it loaded?
>> Well, yeah. I'm a cop. I understand
that, but I mean, I don't know if you
got one in the pipe or not, or if you
got it the ammo separated from it, or
what's going on with it. That's why I'm
asking.
>> Well, I'm a police officer, so yeah, in
the pipe,
>> right, I understand that, but not
everyone always carries it with ammo in
it. I don't know where you're coming
from or what's going on.
>> I'm just asking questions.
I'm going to retrieve it and I just want
to know if it's loaded or not.
It's in the center console and it is
loaded.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> Like it would be if I was a police
officer. So, yeah.
>> Right. Okay. All right. Come back here.
I'm just going to make sure.
You coming from work or something? All
right. Are you willing to take a field
sobriety test for me?
>> No.
>> No. No. Okay.
>> Would you like to contact an attorney at
this time?
>> Nope.
>> Call on a cell phone. Okay.
>> Call the posts.
>> Okay.
>> I I'd say that'd be the most unbiased.
>> Okay.
>> Of the testing sites.
>> I'll take care of the vehicle.
>> Okay.
>> Ken, you got someone I can release the
vehicle to or not so much?
>> Nope.
>> All right. All right.
>> I don't have anybody up here.
>> Okay. All right. So, per policy, if we
have to put your handcuffs out of the
vehicle, do it in the car.
>> So, I'm trying to understand is why you
think I'm a OVI?
>> I stopped you. I could smell the odor of
alcohol coming off your breath. Your
words are slurred. Your eyes are
bloodshot and glassy.
>> Yes.
>> I'm slurred.
>> Yes.
>> And I And I can guarantee you that I'm
not slurred.
>> I'm
>> This is my career that you're talking
about.
>> I understand that. It's not that thing's
no pleasure. I promise you that. Okay.
If anything is your pleasure.
>> Oh, [ __ ]
>> Ken and me me the same. Me the same.
Ken.
>> All right.
>> Fine. I'll take this. Field sobriety
test [ __ ] better.
>> A field sobriety test was conducted at
the scene as well, but the driver failed
to perform any of the tests
satisfactoryy.
One,
two,
three,
four,
five,
six.
I'm going to have you come over here a
little bit more back into the roadway.
Okay. ever leg you choose. You're going
to raise it approximately 6 inches off
the ground. You're going to point your
toe forward so that it's parallel with
the ground. Then you're going to begin
to count 1000 1,002
1003 and so forth until the 30 seconds
are up.
>> Do you understand my instructions?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. I'm going to give you a
demonstration.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. You may begin.
Three 100 F5 1006
89
1.
Okay.
Can I talk to someone for you, man?
and
we'll get this test out of the way. We
can deal with the stuff you know can
deal with the stuff later. All right.
But right now, if you're not I
understand if you're not willing to take
the rest of those tests. I get it, man.
I understand.
>> Okay.
What's up, Ken? Ken, come on, babe.
Let's not Let's not
Let's just put this now.
>> Just put me in handcuffs.
>> All right. All right. What's wrong?
>> We're going to do this in the front.
>> Ken, in the front, brother. So, make
phone call.
>> I don't have a [ __ ] phone.
>> I don't have anything. Just put me in a
handcuff. Just [ __ ]
>> I know. All right. Can I know? All
right. Call I can call somebody. One of
your brothers from the apartment.
>> Anyone.
>> Anyone.
>> I don't want to have anybody.
>> Okay. All right, buddy.
Calm down.
Calm down, man.
100%.
[Music]
>> Let's have a seat. Let's have a seat for
now.
>> You're dead. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
>> The driver was then arrested on
suspicion of driving under the influence
of alcohol. At this moment, the driver
unexpectedly started crying and
resisting arrest. The driver's
impatience and loss of composure
confirmed the officer's earlier
suspicions were entirely accurate. Is he
really worried about his career? If he's
a police officer and a law enforcer, he
would understand that drinking alcohol
before driving is illegal and anyone
will be arrested for.
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