[Music] April 5th, 2024, Clayton County, Georgia. At 5:15 p.m., a Chevy Malibu suspect blew through a blockade, triggering a high-risk pursuit. Clayton County's elite Blackhawk unit jumped into action, trained for moments just like this. But the question is, will they let this reckless driver get away? That's just the suspect pretended to comply, then suddenly They sped off, weaving through a parking lot and dodging cars with reckless precision. The Blackhawk team stayed locked in, but the first PIT attempt failed, raising the stakes as the Chevy Malibu kept pushing the limits. The chase was far from over. [Music] How's it going? Location, traffic condition, please. The pursuit unit was relentless, staying tight on his tail. Any rational person would have surrendered, but instead he rammed a patrol car headon. Like a cornered mouse charging a lion, it wasn't brave. It was desperate and utterly doomed. pretty loud. [Music] His reckless aggression sealed his fate. He lost control of the Chevy, tipping it sideways at high speed and slamming into a wall of roadside trees. It looked like a deputy had pulled off a pit from a mile away. Game over. drive. I've never seen a pit via Bluetooth before, but hey, if you're going to run from the cops, maybe learn how to drive first. The suspect was swiftly arrested and taken to Clayton County Jail without any further incident showcasing effective law enforcement. A clean resolution, but what's your take on how this situation was handled? Should there be changes in how such pursuits are managed? Let us know your thoughts. March 31st, 2024, Montville Township, Ohio. A 19-year-old woman is pulled over for multiple traffic violations. The smell of alcohol fills the air. Her boyfriend watches silently. What starts as a simple stop teeters on the edge of chaos. Will she cooperate or escalate? Of Kia back there. You were all over the road and then here you lane multiple times. Yeah. have a need to take it out if you can. Yeah, it's always How about you, boss? You have an ID card to driver's license on you? You don't? How old are you? I think I'll be A young woman was asked to step out and perform field sobriety tests on the road. She complied calmly. We're just going to walk back by my passenger side headlight. Okay. Absolutely. All right. So, I just wanted to get him. You said you haven't had anything to drink tonight at all. No, not be okay. The reason I I just wanted to make sure my pen right here where my fingers at with your eyes your eyes only and don't move your head. Okay? Keep following it until I tell you to stop. Do you [Applause] understand? There's just passenger. Begin counting now. Sure. Yep. That's fine. Okay. So, go ahead and get Okay, so keep your hands down by your sides. Keep looking at your feet. Count your steps up. [Music] 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 Okay, see your lips. Set your breath out. Good. Keep keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Go ahead. Stop. When was the last time you had any alcohol to drink tonight? About 6 hours ago. Yeah. The legal limit in Ohio for someone under the age of 21 is 0. One is a 02. Got it. Okay. And you haven't had anything to drink recently at all? No. Not recent. [Music] After completing the tests, she blew into a handheld breathalyzer, revealing a BAC over 0.17%, more than double the legal limit. She was immediately arrested for operating a vehicle impaired, OVI. We just met my family for Easter. Okay. I got you. Okay. Okay. All right. The focus then shifted to her boyfriend. Initially hesitant to provide his name, he eventually complied and submitted to a portable breath test, PBT, which showed a 0.00% BAC. This raised a common question. If he was sober, why did he let his intoxicated girlfriend drive? Very, very healthy. Someone's been drinking. So, who's which one is it? stupid and you drink a bit easier than Yeah. And you're 19, right? You're not supposed to be drinking. That was like hours ago with Go over there and stand by that bench for a second. Oh my gosh. I think No. Thank you. Sorry again. How long does the paperwork? All right. Do you want to come over here? The driver was taken to the Montville Township Police Department where a breath test confirmed a of 0.162% more than double the legal limit. She was informed of her rights and responsibilities. Asking a few questions for clarification without showing any resistance. Going just like that. Just like that. It's going to feel like you have no air left. You just keep pushing. Stop breathing and take your mouth off of it. All right. Perfect. So the legal limit in Ohio for you is a 02 for adults over towards 08 you two which is over double the legal limit. So.162 and um the age of 21 not admission to guilt just stating that I have not had them notorized before I give them to you. Go down here we'll figure it out. I'm not really worried about it. All right. I see lines. The young woman was praised because even when she was drunk, she remained polite and did not lose her temper. And the police officers were also considerate and guided her without getting angry. This is a reminder that respect goes both ways. When we show respect, we will receive respect in return. a vehicle above the point um 08 limit uh for marked lanes violation for going out of your lane and let them out of um the dealership back there. Okay. All of these are yours. Do you mind going out there and seeing if he's in their car and he can tell him to drive around back there? Okay. So, he might be back there when I went to get my ticket book and I'm praying that he is up front. If not, he stole your car and the woman was charged with OVY open container and underage alcohol possession. Other charges were dropped. She pleaded guilty to OVI and open container, paid $1,288 in fines and court costs, and had her license suspended for 9 months. She must also complete a 3-day driver in every Put your hands behind your back comes with a price. Today's lesson is clear. No one outruns the law. Show respect and stay safe. Thought today's video was intense but exciting. What a doubt to you. Got suggestions? Drop a comment below. We're bringing you the best, most thrilling content. So, subscribe and hit the bell. Let's get [Music] down. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N.