[Music] Hey there, welcome to today's chase. This video is a wild snapshot of the chaos that unfolds every single day across America. From high-speed criminals gambling their lives behind the wheel to a monstrous beast that leveled a town tanking 200 bullets and free explosives in a story that made US history. And don't forget the foolish felons who met their end in brutal shootout. Stay sharp because it all starts right now. [Music] May 11, 2025, I-55, Arkansas. A bolo alert had just gone out. Troopers Eli Thomas and Garrett Bird were in position, waiting. Then it appeared a blue Hyundai Elantre linked to a West Memphis robbery blew past mile marker one. Lights on, engines roaring. A high-speed pursuit erupted on I-55. Beating at 100 mph and weaving recklessly through traffic, he was gambling his entire fate on this [Music] ride. Yeah. Go. Tropia Thomas attempted a TVI just before the bridge. No luck. The chase roared on into Memphis at those speeds, shaking it off like nothing. It's clear this suspect had serious experience behind the wheel in high-speed getaways. Please try it then. [Music] Uh, you get a NF mobile. The speed never let up. Then a pit at 1113 mph. This time even a prolevel runner had to fold. The car spun out, slammed into the guardrail, and came to a dead stop. They're in the median. They're in the median. A backseat passenger suddenly bailed, sprinting across I-55 on foot. But with the driver already in custody, can this desperate escape really go anywhere? Don't grab all the way up there. Under relentless police commands, the driver finally surrendered, walking like every ounce of strength had left him. Looking at him, no one would guess he'd just pulled off a robbery. Unbelievable. Just moments ago, he was the threat. Now he looks like a ghost. Passenger Philip David Harris was found hiding in an abandoned house and arrested, an airsoft gun was found nearby. Already wanted for robbery and pursuit in Arkansas. Harris now faces more trouble. Driver Joanne Carter claims Harris pointed a gun at him. The Elantra had no insurance records. The investigation remains ongoing. Speed of 43. Hit another car. May 8, 2025, Michigan. It all kicked off when officers tried to pull over a plateless Winnebago style RV reportedly driven by a woman. What happened next? Total chaos on wheels like something straight out of a movie. No one's going to get out of my way here. 64. Go ahead. Pursuit escalates. The RV tore down US 131 at over 80 mph, swerving wildly even after a front tire was shredded by spikes. Sparks flew as it barreled into Kent County. The driver wouldn't stop and the danger kept growing. Follow that way. They're getting off at the 114. They hit my patrol car. Then smoke poured from the RV as it neared 17mm road. Just before the suspect could dart back onto the highway, officers struck executing a sharp P18 near exit 11. The Winnebago veered off and stopped cold. We're going to get back to the highway. 14. We're going the wrong way. South to the northbound speed at 43 requesting permission to pit 66. Whatever you [Music] guys south of 45 cutting across. [Music] You still southbound. Probably about uh 2 miles from the county line or so right now. All units be advised. They're a couple miles north of the hit a car just north of the 43. Hit another car. 414. I got one at west west river heading north. I think I'm going to have to shut this thing down here at 17 miles. I get some help. Cutting across. We're going to be southbound in the southbound lanes. Think that 52. Yeah, real quick. This raises a serious question. Is it too risky to perform a PT maneuver at a busy Innocin with a red light and lots of traffic? Are there safer alternatives? I got one at West River heading north. I think I'm going to have to shut this thing down here in 17. Officers drew their weapons and used force to remove the suspect from the RV after loud commands. She was arrested without further resistance. Charges include felony evading, aggravated assault with a vehicle, reckless driving, multiple hit and runs, and possibly driving on a suspended license. January 24th, 2025, Dotto County, Florida. After an overnight manhunt, deputies tracked a suspected child predator to State Road 72 at Tuner Tindi 15 a.m. Sheriff's Deputy True Shadow spotted the match. What began as a quiet stop in the dead of night was about to expose a predator on the run and trigger a confrontation no one saw coming. My name's Ever County Sheriff's Office. All right. The reason why I pulled you over is you failed to come to the police stop sign at the stop sign and you passed that stop bar. Okay. Is there any reason why you kind of been looping around? Because my GPS we're fighting. What Bluetooth you guys fighting? Where you trying Where you guys heading? Headed back out. Oh god. Where's grandma's house? Uh, you can step out of the car and grab it if you need to. Okay, you can pull it out. Just give me a stand there. Okay. All right. Thank you. The car was driven by a woman. When asked for paperwork, both seemed cooperative. The officer requested they step out. The woman complied calmly, but the man, he lingered, taking a few rush drags of his cigarette. What was he planning? Something didn't feel right. Tony Fire 28 27 Romeo 400 557 94 350 Z3 step out of the vehicle for me. Fire. Rolley suddenly burst out with a firearm, firing directly at Deputy Trudeau. Without hesitation, officers returned fire fast and decisive. Stay behind the door. Stop. Stop. I'm shot. Shot fire. Shot fire. The female officer's swift response gave him zero chance to fight back. Facing a dangerous suspect head on, she stood her ground and took him down without a scratch. It was a moment of pure courage and one that earned everyone's respect. Do me a favor. Stay behind the car. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. The female driver was caught in the middle of the gunfight, perhaps frozen in fear. Ironically, that may have saved her life. Woolly died at the scene, still clutching his gun. Deputy Trio was airlifted and is now recovering at home. Sergeant Nunees has returned to duty. Another clear reason why officers should never patrol alone. [Music] June 4th, 2004, Grandanby, Colorado. Granby's piece shattered when 52-year-old Marvin He-Mier unleashed his fury behind the controls of a heavily fortified Kamasu D35A bulldozer, later known as the Killozer. Fueled by bitter disputes with city officials and local businesses, he turned the 85-tonon machine into a steelplated war machine with gunports and cameras and transformed the town into a battlefield. [Music] Killozer, a machine that couldn't be stopped. In a calculated act of revenge, he unleashed his armored beast, leveling homes, city hall, a bank, the police department, and the Thompson and Sons concrete plant. targets he believed had wronged him. Anything in his path, cars, trees, barriers, was crushed without hesitation. A true engine of destruction. Everybody that building everybody that building Excuse me. Armor piercing across the bridge by the [Music] Hollywood. Could you contact someone at the scene? I've got gentleman that has a safe vehicle at the scene. Um, could you contact somebody? You could see the sheer frustration on officers faces as they scrambled behind it, firing over 200 rounds and deploying three explosives, all to no effect. Teier's machine shrugged off every attack. It wasn't just armored. It was unstoppable. East on directly across the building from where you're at. Bring it over here to man. Sulfur R8. We're at sixth in Jasper now. Okay. Sixth in Jasper. [Music] 1546. Westbound. Traffic's been stopped at Mount Hollywood. I copy 1547. All right. 303, would you call 8873710? That's the Thompson residence. We think the vehicle is the uh bulldozers headed there. We need to have everybody evacuated out of the Thompson's residence. As panic spread, police ordered a mass evacuation. Hemier's rampage lasted for more than 2 hours, ending only when the killer fell into the basement of a hardware store and became trapped. Police surrounded the machine, but were unable to break into its reinforced cabin. Yeah, we got a scraper at the county shop and I got one down here if you want to try to box him in. Inside, heer had killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot. Miraculously, despite the $5 million in damage, no civilians were killed. The machine had to be cut apart with torches, and heavy equipment. Authorities later found rifles, armored gun holes, and handwritten notes detailing He-Mier's motives. A one-man war ended by his own hand. The Killdozer incident remains one of the most infamous examples of intentional property destruction in U history. A cautionary tale of unchecked rage and the devastating power of one determined individual. [Music] Human creativity truly knows no limits. If he had submitted his invention to an innovation program, he'd probably walk away with the gold trophy in engineering. Everything was so precisely calculated, even a trained technician might not have gone that far. May 13, 2025, Grundy County, Illinois. What started as a simple license plate alert quickly escalated. A suspect vehicle tied to an ongoing investigation in Chenoa was spotted near Gardener. Officers moved in, but the driver hit the gas, turning a routine traffic stop into a high-speed chase through small town streets. Might be able to get to 129 before them. They're turning left, buddy. going to go towards the high school now. The suspect tore through traffic, ignoring signals and endangering lives. Police escalated fast. Speeds soared as the chase ripped through neighborhoods and packed streets. Every turn, a ticking time bomb for both officers and civilians. We got a male white passenger seat, female white driver of the vehicle. taking off east. We're coming up to you. He's still behind the panel. Yeah, you see him. The spike strip was deployed and right on Q, the vehicle rolled over it. Now it's just a matter of time to see the results. We are going south or northbound. Northbound 24 northbound. Uh, he's on 129. Don't ra. Sure enough, the tires were shredded. One by one, they came flying off like kids rolling tires down the street for fun. A little chaotic, a little wild, but exactly what the spike strip was made for. Here we are. Now it's barely moving down to bicycle speed. It looks like it doesn't even want to run anymore, but the police haven't been given the order to end the pursuit, so they're still tailing the suspects closely. Ordered to deploy another spike strip, the officer quickly moved into position. Meanwhile, patrol unit stayed tight on the suspect's tail, closing in with every second. The suspect's car led the convoy rolling right over the spike strip. No doubt more tires were shredded. Now it was clear officers would need to step up with tougher tactics to bring this to an end. Go, go, go. 10 miles an hour. Um, debound. like a front street for you. The truck moved in to help block the road, but the suspect quickly slipped through the grass to get around it. He was only going about 10 mph, yet the police still held back. What kind of tactic are they playing here? street and center street. There it is. The pet everyone was waiting for. But unfortunately, it didn't hit hard enough to stop the suspect cold. He kept rolling. have to block the traffic. Okay, we are coming up to 13. Yeah, let's block him. This time was different. The officer in the pickup rolled in and it was like the pressure valve finally released. Within seconds, the road was blocked. Other units boxed him in. No more running. I didn't do nothing. Hey. Hey. She didn't want to stop. She didn't want to stop. I didn't do nothing, man. I didn't do nothing. She didn't want to stop. She didn't want to stop. Shut up. You got any needles? Wait, wait. gun was drawn and the suspect was quickly taken into custody without further incident. Charges include felony fleeing, reckless driving, and more. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and traffic violations may also be filed. March 5th, 2023, 2:00 a.m. Oxford, Mississippi. Officer Jones stopped a swerving vehicle. The 21-year-old driver handed over a passport and an insurance card expired for 5 years. Sensing something wasn't right, he asked her to step out for a sobriety test. And things quickly got even stranger. Hi. How you doing? I'm good. How are you? I'm good. Let me get my passport. I have my wallet. Okay. M's actual police department. Okay. Um, do you need my registration as well? Sure. See? Sure. This is Where you going to, Claire? I'm taking my friends. Okay. Where you taking them to? Where's your for? Mhm. Okay. Where you got something from? We're coming from McDonald's. Okay. Where you at? McDonald's. You can come that way. [Music] Oh, everybody in here live together? We don't. Do you mind if I step out? I'm sure people These are my keys. All right. Sweet. I'm going to hold on to these for a second. Okay. I'm going to have you walk to the sidewalk. You talk to this officer over here. Okay. Okay. Just go ahead and walk to the sidewalk. We had fries. We had a drink, etc. Did you pee on yourself? My seat was wet when I got in. What happened to your pants? She swears it was just a wet seat, but viewers aren't so sure. Is that really all there is to it? This just helps them feel better about you driving your car. Okay. All right. All right. I need you to put your feet together like this. Okay. Arms down on your side. Okay. Are you wearing contacts? I am. They're really soft. They might be a little bit thicker. Okay, that's fine. Can you see the top of my pen? I can. Have you had any head injuries recently? No. Do you have any problems with your eyes? Like I mean, it depends how you describe it. I have a stigmatism. Okay. I have a signism, too. It still hurts. Okay. Just all in tip of the pain with your eyes and your eyes on. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. With your eyes, your eyes only head. You understand? Yes, sir. Don't move your head. [Music] [Music] I got off work at 8:00 p.m. But I I work at the far. No. No. Yep. All right. So, for this one, then when we were coming down Spring Street, you were in the bike lane. Oh, yeah. We were going to the main street. She agreed to take the field sobriety tests but couldn't pass. With clear signs of impairment, officers had no choice. She was arrested for driving under the influence. So, again, my foot on the imaginary line. Absolutely. Right foot in front of your foot. Right foot in front of your left foot touching you on the test. Again, once you begin the test, they don't stop until you complete. Okay. Okay. You can begin. 1 2 Keep your arms down to your side. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, what else did I tell you to do? Don't stop until I have all nine steps, my hands at my side, right? And then stop at nine. What else did you have to do? No more turning around. Turn around. One, two, three, four. Understand yourself. 5 6 7 8 9 four. Okay. You understand that? Yes. All right. Don't begin until I tell you. You can begin. 2001 20002 1004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2000 I got to record 1,34 156 178 1 All right. Go ahead and turn around. Face my car for me. All right. Put your hands behind your back. Right now, you're under risk for OVI. Okay. Let's operate a vehicle under the influence. Nope. I'm going watch my car. Okay. Okay. Face the car, please. I I will walk. No. Watch out. Please I am ready. [Music] [Music] I know it sucks right now. It's not the end of the world. Okay. Are you sure? Yeah. [Music] At the police station, she was advised of her legal rights and agreed to a breath test. She initially struggled to complete the procedure, but eventually provided two valid samples, 0.158 and 0.167 BAC, more than twice the legal limit of 0.08. You got your tongue in the way. Look, just blow out. Listen. Deep breath and blow out, right? This is like five little things, right? If you're going to do it, we got to do it. Otherwise, I'm miss you got to blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Hang on. Listen, this I've done this myself. This is easy. It's breathing in and out. Take a deep breath in and blow out. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep All right. There you go. Thank you. You go ahead. Take a seat. Like I said, you got to do two of these and it's got to take the lower of the two. Okay. She was fined for a lane violation and drunk driving. The police explained the suspension of her driver's license for 6 months. Penalties or sanctions imposed upon you pursuant to any other session of the rise code or municipal ordinance. Your driver's license or commercial driver's license permit or non-resident operating privilege is now suspended. The suspension takes effect immediately. Suspension will last. All right. One, two, [Music] three. Look at that. 1 2 3. Unlike others who cry and scream when drunk, she was heavily intoxicated, yet remained polite and respectful toward the officers. Hopefully, this becomes a lesson she never has to learn twice. They are stopped. March 21st, 2022. 2:50 p.m. Bernalo County, New Mexico. In a jaw-dropping twist, an inmate named Josh Hall steals a prison transport van with two other inmates still inside. What unfolds next is one of the most outrageous pursuits ever caught on camera. Buckle up. This is a chase like no other. Over at another police officer is in front of you. Not sure who it is. C6. I can go ahead and pass the pursuit a few miles and try to set up spikes again. Uh, can you get a supervisor app? The suspect swerved erratically along Canonto school road, narrowly avoiding spike strips and nearly losing control multiple times. Yet, despite the danger, he stubbornly refused to stop. not blocking 172 vehicle stop. 62 vehicle stop. The suspect jumped onto westbound Interstate 40, hitting 105 mph and tearing through 27 mi of interstate in a wild high-speed run. Sabola County deputies scrambled to close in, racing against time to stop him before disaster struck. [Music] We have a unit in the pursuit now. We have unit pursuit. No traffic going about 500 mph. Near mile marker 103, the suspect veered off Interstate 40, crashing through a fence into rugged desert terrain. Deputy Ramirez followed closely through soft dirt. The chase rejoined New Mexico Route 124, pushing the pursuit into even more dangerous territory with the suspect still refusing to stop. 104 one3. Uh, now we're headed northbound on a it's not even a dirt road 102 and 104 to get to that location going east. He's on road on 124 unit. Somebody go back to the 104 and go back east. We're going to the I'm going to 102. Exiting 102 as well. Multiple units. Finally, on New Mexico Highway 124, the suspect found himself surrounded by multiple law enforcement units. A perfectly executed pit maneuver ended the wild desert chase. Uh if you can call people account looks like they're there. Looks like they're stopped now. We're at the mile post 15 road. They are stopped at 15. Open the door. Open the door. No, don't. [ __ ] Arrest your [ __ ] face. Back out the door. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. You got him. All three suspects were arrested without further incident. No officers were injured and the truck was secured. There's no turning back for Hall this time. His return to custody will likely be for a much longer stay. August 11th, 2022, Detroit, Michigan. A pursuit of a stolen black Dodge Ram turned dangerous when a suspect opened fire on police through the rear window during a high-speed chase. Michigan State Police stepped in, escalating the pursuit to a full-blown emergency. We know that truck open a little bit. [Music] We're looking right on shot. If you dare me, I'm going have you. As speeds climbed and tension spiked, the suspect weaved through multiple city streets, making sharp turns to throw off pursuing units. Blowing through red lights and darting between heavy traffic, he turned the chase into a chaotic and dangerous pursuit, pushing officers to their limits with every reckless move. It's your call as far as let me know. All right. 20 from 81 DP for some reason moved out of the way. We got that right now. Southfield eastbound. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Trooper 2's calling over track two. Uh ramping off [Music] field. Let you know what direction. slowing up. Going to be uh looping back around westbound outer drive. Westbound outer drive. Watch yourself. Almost out drive. Coming back up to Hland. Coming up through the first pit was just the opening move. Later, the officer delivered two decisive pit maneuvers, leaving the car completely disabled. Both suspects bailed out, leaping over a 6ft fence in a desperate attempt to escape. Cross 94. West 94 back to Southfield maybe coming up to the south field again. Location, please. 55 eastbound on Did you think you're driving? Yep. We're coming up north. What's the description of the car? Flag ramp. Down behind ramp right now. He's getting out. He's getting out. Hold on. Hold on. North outer. He's right. He all right. He's head and out right now. Heads up, guys. A barrier. These officers have been trained for much more than that. Look at them. They're clearing that fence like it's nothing. So smooth. North. Despite the darkness, with the help of a helicopter overhead, the police quickly arrested the suspects. The mistake these guys made was learning how to shoot before learning how to swim. Water there, guys. [Music] All three suspects were arrested and multiple weapons were recovered and seized. Serious charges, including vehicle theft, shooting at law enforcement, and fleeing from police, were filed. Finally, the community can sleep soundly knowing the suspects are off the streets. That does wrap on today's wild chases. Which moment had you holding your breath and why? Drop a comment below. We want to hear it. Don't blink. The next high-speed pursuit could be even crazier. Hit subscribe and turn on the bell so you're first in line for the action. Thanks for watching. See you in the next one. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Look at everything. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.