From a violent supermarket attack ending in gunfire in California to one of the most aggressive pursuits ever in Georgia and a perfect pit that turned a $40,000 loaded vehicle into smoke. This is Hollik Police Dash Cam where chaos meets high-speed mayhem. Buckle up. The action starts now. [Music] Imagine a peaceful Sunday morning, shopping casually in your local grocery store. When out of nowhere, a deranged man begins wandering the aisles with a large kitchen knife and a bottle of wine in hand, stalking silently like he's hunting for his next victim. That nightmare became reality on April 18th, 2025 in Morgan Hill. Police rushed to a chilling 911 call at a Safeway supermarket. Yeah, he's just walking around in the store. Bring leto with the manager. There is a PV. Do me a favor, man. Can you go that way? [Music] Can you guys go that way, please? Ever seen a zombie movie? That's exactly how this guy moved. Stumbling slow, completely out of control. It's like something had taken over his body. Drugs, a breakdown, or is there something darker pulling the strings here? want to drop it. So far, we're using commands. Hey, can you guys all get out of the store for me, please? Everybody, can you guys all get out of the store? A wine bottle is 100% a deadly weapon. It's like a three-pound rock. It doesn't break on your head like a wy e coyote cartoon. It can crack a skull wide open in real life. [Music] You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. There's a bunch of You're not in trouble. [ __ ] What are you doing? You need to obey our commands. What are you doing? You're not You know you're going to get This is a lot worse, right? We're literally just trying to talk to you. Did he Hey, what happened? What happened? Did he hit you? Did he hit you? What happened? Did he hit you? Did he hit you? Drop the knife. Drop it. Drop the knife. Fail command. Maybe drop it. Listen to my command. We're following force on deadly force again. He hit one of the employees back here. So, drop the weapon. Got to do that. Drop it. Upon arrival, officers evacuated the store and used loudspeakers to urge Hillman to drop the knife, reassuring him he wasn't in trouble. But Hillman refused. then suddenly struck a Safeway employee with a wine bottle, grabbed a box cutter, and launched bottles at officers as he charged, escalating the situation to a deadly threat. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. There's everywhere. There's a everywhere, man. Just get down on your knees. Just get down. It's over. Just get down. It's over, man. Come on. You're going to lose. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you [Music] doing? Don't do it. Stop. Stop. Go. Stop. Stop. Stop. Shot, but still charging. Hillman refused to back down, hurling bottles, ignoring commands. A taser fired. Officers piled in. It took everything, multiple officers, brute force, and sheer grit to bring him down. Only when cuffed and disarmed did the chaos finally end. He's got my camera. Hillman was hospitalized in stable condition with the injured employee expected to recover. No officers were harmed. Hillman faces charges of assault, resisting arrest, and attempted aggravated battery. March 2nd, 2025. 11:35 p.m. Arkansas. A black Toyota Corolla weaves into oncoming lanes and hits 98 mph before vanishing. Moments later, it resurfaces, blasting through a 40 zone at 90 mph. Troopers are closing in fast. How far can the suspect run before the road runs out? [Music] Are you on the interface? Hey, request me. The driver clearly knew the area well. Almost too well. When the community gates lifted without hesitation, it raised eyebrows. Were they automated or did he have a clicker? Either way, those gates did nothing to slow him down. The suspect tore through city streets, cutting lights and diving into a dark residential area. Swerving into oncoming lanes, he forced a dangerous chase. Even after jumping a curb and plowing through a median, the question remained. Could he outrun a pursuit that refused to back down? trying to make his way back. [Music] 120. Uh, we're about to come back out on Colin Whitaker. Trooper Surret stuck to the suspect like glue, relentless and focused. A 2021 ASP Academy graduate and former correctional officer, he was even recognized by Governor Hutchinson for his service. This wasn't just another pursuit to him. It was duty and action. listen to traffic. We almost hit with sharp instincts. Trooper Serret spots his moment and takes it. His bumper slams the driver's door, launching the Corolla over the curb and through a forest of signs. One flawless TVI and just like that, the chase ends. Street safe. Justice served. Zachary Kennedy's run ended in cuffs. With charges ranging from fleeing to vehicle theft, he's now facing serious legal consequences. Justice caught up. Do you think the punishment will fit the crime? East Point, Georgia, January 2nd, 2023. 10:35 a.m. Matthew Gaskins, a fugitive with multiple felony warrants, crashes a stolen jeep into a backyard and bolts. Police flood the narrow streets in pursuit. Every second counts. Can he outrun justice, or is time finally up? Troopers hit him with pit maneuvers, but Gaskins fought back, ramming cars and tearing through East Point like a man possessed. Weaving past traffic and dodging cruisers, the danger soared. With lives at stake and cops closing in, the question hung in the air. How long could he outrun fate? Go. Go. Investigator. Oh my god. This has to be one of the most aggressive chases I've ever seen. The owner of that Jeep is probably thrilled to have it back, but after watching this video, he's going to be shocked at what his vehicle went through. A final wave of pits at 3100 Washington Road. Bam! The stolen Jeep slams into a power pole and dies on impact. No escape. Boxed in. Seconds later, troopers swarm. It's over. I swear this felt like a sponsored ad. Best Jeep commercial ever. took hits, kept going like a tank. I'm low-key rethinking my car brand. Would you switch after watching this? Matthew Gaskins is now in custody, facing felony fleeing, vehicle theft, reckless driving, and other charges. His reckless actions have come to an end. Do you believe repeat offenders like Gaskins should face tougher penalties? Share your thoughts below. [Music] Flint River Road, Clayton County, October 1st, 2024. A stolen Nissan NV sparks a BO alert. When police close in near building 29, the suspect, a black female, locks the doors, rams a gate, and takes off. With danger rising, how far can she go before this ends? Someone [Music] please radio on flick right coming up to your home. The suspect sped through an apartment complex and blew through a red light at Terara Boulevard and Fagatville Road, pushing well past the speed limit. As the chase entered an active school zone, officers held back on a pit prioritizing public safety. But with recklessness escalating, how long could this danger go unchecked? Stay over 60 mph. Fairville Road Street. Mr. Officers always hope that when sirens blare, drivers will pull over for them. But this time, things went the other way. If just one car had stayed put, the suspect might have been cornered. Instead, every vehicle moved aside, clearing the path for his escape. A missed chance and a painful one. All right. 138 radio 138. Deputy Tomb nails the pit. The car flips like a ragd doll. It lands hard on its side, dead in the dirt. She's pulled out, cuffed tight, still refusing to speak. Doesn't matter. The chase ends in steel. stealing an HVAC service truck, fleeing from the cops in pajamas, and losing it all after a pit maneuver. Who's covering the cost of the truck and equipment? This is no fictional tale. It's a real life example of reckless behavior. Thoughts? After being evaluated by Clayton County Fire Department, the suspect was transported to Southern Regional Hospital. The stolen vehicle containing over $40,000 worth of tools and supplies was confirmed by East Point PD. The suspect now faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, theft, and multiple traffic violations. [Music] Interstate 95, Florida, October 4th, 2023. Nicholas Partesco, wanted for attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a physician, is tracked down by Jupiter police. At mile marker 144, deputies spot his white Lexus sedan. Will they bring him in, or will he vanish down the highway? 95 moving through. Partesco floored, blazing past traffic, tearing down the shoulder and hitting over 130 mph with zero intention of surrendering. Every second stretched the limits of danger, pushing deputies to the edge. With a murder suspect behind the wheel, would this reckless flight finally come to a violent end? Get out of theing way. Get out of the way. God damn. Get out of the way. Absolutely. The sirens were loud, but not as loud as dispatch has been updated on repeat. You could practically see the frustration building with every useless radio update. No wonder that officer looked ready to blow a fuse. He needed backup, not a reminder. This match has been the sky that day was far too beautiful for the madness unfolding below. One officer couldn't help but think, "If society didn't have to deal with scum like this, he might have been enjoying that breathtaking sunset instead of chasing chaos. I'm getting ahead. I'm getting ahead. [Music] Spikes strike near Felsmere. Tire shredded. Partesco limps forward, desperate. At mile marker 158, he makes one final gamble, but troopers strike first. A perfect pit ends it. Car down, cuffs on. Game over. Partesco was arrested and taken to Indian River County Jail. He faces charges of fleeing and eluding at high speed under FSS 316.19353A related to a stabbing incident. with the case being handled by Jupiter PD. I cannot Florida December 1st, 2024. Officers respond to a disabled vehicle on the roadside and find a 19-year-old woman behind the wheel, disoriented, emotional, and unable to explain what happened. As they dig deeper, what they uncover sends the entire stop spiraling out of control. What is she really running from? I haven't had a drink, but nothing that needs to drink. Okay. Well, you can't even open up your car door right now. Locked. Yeah. I mean, you can't reach in the back window right there. Unlock the door. The window's down. Officers requested a field sobriety test, but the suspect stalled, panicking, begging to call her mom and failing to follow simple instructions. Her erratic behavior only deepened concerns. You're not making sense right now. You're a peanut. I don't even know what right now. You're not even supposed to be drinking. Bro, you stay on 19. You see 21. Okay. You live with your parents? No. Call them right now. Oh, you can go to jail. Call them right now. Call. Here's your phone. Call right now. Got two seconds. Why don't you on his own yet? No. Ain't no hold on or go to jail. No. You want to go by the address? No. I'm I'm telling you, you got 30 seconds. You need to call. No, you don't know. Be hotel limo. [ __ ] Let me see that real quick. Hello. When I was 19, calling my mom wouldn't be my first thought. I'd rather deal with the cops. She would have been much worse. Stop being loud. Listen to me. Listen to me. Shut your mouth here, dude. Ma'am, you got 30 seconds to come get What have I done? Are you kidding me? Look at this. Ma'am, be quiet. Here, I'm s Just tell me what I learned. I'm sparing you. You're 19 years old. You're being loud. Okay. You're being loud with people. I'm kidding. Shut up and get in the car. I'll tell you when your mom comes in. Are you kidding me? I'm 18 years old. Shut up and get in the car. Go ahead. Are you kidding me, dude? Y sit down. He's going to get ahead. As her mother begged for calm, she did the opposite. Screaming, resisting, refusing every command. Warnings failed. Officers moved in. After a fierce struggle, she was secured in cuffs, now facing even more charges. People thought this service was going on. If I come up to her, I know she's young. Try to get her effort out. Get cover her brakes and have a few drinks. Yes, sir. No, no, don't don't. Like I said, I literally she's not I was late. There's there's a history. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I understand. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Remember when you said you were an adult, right? Three, so on and so forth till you get to step nine. No, listen to me, please. Okay. On the ninth step, you can take a series of small steps, keeping your foot on the line just like this. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. I'll just see if she wants to talk to you cuz she's pretty upset, Mom. Here, hold on for a second. You're okay. I promise you're okay. I know you are. You're okay. I mean, I know. I know you're I promise the police are okay. You're okay, honey. I promise you're okay. At 19, screaming mommy during an arrest isn't exactly a sign of maturity. It could be a genuine panic response, or it could be a result of being coddled and never facing real consequences. Either way, it definitely raises questions about how she was raised and how she handles pressure. [Music] Ella, you are okay. I am here. I got you. I know where you're at. We're good. All right, I got to scissor real quick. Look at me. Please look at me. Stop me. I eat you. I cannot [Applause] The suspect faces charges of underage DUI, obstruction, and resisting arrest without violence. Pending BAC results. Additional penalties may include fines, license suspension, DUI education, and probation. Authorities highlight the severe risks of underage drinking and driving with Florida's strict DUI enforcement. [Music] Arkansas, January 10th, 2023. A Dodge Charger gets pulled over for speeding, but tension spikes when the driver turns out to be a county sheriff. He claims he's on duty visiting a confidential informant and offers to pop the trunk. But when asked to disarm, things get complicated fast. What's he hiding? Hello, sir. What's up, boys? Hey, I'm pro state police. We're going to stop coming flashing lights there. You were speeding just a little bit. My flashing lights by the There used to be flashing lights. It's a 71 282. How fast? You're going 50 and 45. Not that big of a deal. Not too bad. Yeah, not bad. You have your license on you? Yeah, I do. Get your registration. Uh, I've been the sheriff the last four years. Okay. All right, guys. You're going to have to bear with me. I know we just got the answer to a couple things. I don't know. There you go. So, you said you took you meant to see CI. Yeah. What? Like a confidential form? Yeah. But I mean, that's what What were you taking him? What are you talking about? Information. Well, it's kind of it's kind of different. Most I mean, I I've worked narcotics a lot, you know. I hear people having CI stuff, but I've never heard of one like out like a sheriff or a sheriff's department outside of that county that works outside of Johnson County. You know what I mean? We do it, brother. Do you? You bet. You bet. You do it as sheriff. Of course. Hands on. Hands on, brother. I'm one of my new guys. So, let just talk with him for just a second. We'll get you in a second. You don't have no more guns like that on you. Okay. Give me one second. All right, buddy. I'm sorry. He's up here seeing a CI out of Johnson County. Taking him a thank you back. Never mind. Good yard here. Troopers ran the sheriff's info, routine at first. Then a plain clothes FBI agent appeared, pressing the sheriff with sharp questions. When asked about contraband, the sheriff shifted, visibly tense, trust cracked. Troopers made the call, searched the unmarked patrol unit. What they uncovered inside would send shock waves through law enforcement. left door right there. Okay. 19 is what was described. And these No, no, those are just I don't know what they are. I'm going to check. He tried playing the part of a humble country boy, but the road he chose was as twisted as his story. Maybe someone finally had enough and turned him in. would you call please? Okay. Would you get on the phone? Hey, since you told me where those are, you want to tell me where that the bud is? Huh? Since you told me where those are, you want to tell me where the butt is? They're in the truck. I put them in a uh uh they're in a uh [Music] Huh? Yeah, that's a lot of wax. That's butter wax. It's still a lot. Troopers found hydrocodone, but the real shock came next. The sheriff was already under FBI surveillance in a corruption probe. Coincidence or a quiet tip off? Either way, Arkansas State Police made the bust. This incident raises serious questions. Maybe every case where a sheriff just happens to pull someone over and find drugs needs a second look. [Music] Hi, Ash. Let's sit over here, okay? I'm put you in my car. Reports say the sheriff faced a six-year suspended sentence, but many are calling it a joke. Shouldn't corrupt officials, politicians, and law enforcement be held to higher standards than the public? When those in power abuse it, the consequences should hit harder. What's your take? [Music] If you enjoyed this video and want more like it, click the link on screen now. With that, thanks for watching. We hope to see you in the next one. Take care and goodbye. Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] I'm liter