When the chase ends, where do they go? All right, dude. Come out of there right now. You're going to get bit by a dog. Tonight, witness the incredible true stories of suspects pushed to their limits, hiding in the most unbelievable places. From trash cans to addicts and even high in the trees, join us as body cam footage reveals the shocking moments these fugitives are finally found. Our first case takes us to Atlanta, Georgia, where 31-year-old Lever Von found himself in deep trouble after fleeing a motor vehicle collision. The aftermath of a hit-and- run often triggers an immediate and widespread response from law enforcement, and Von's escape was no exception. Officers quickly established a perimeter containing the potential escape routes. He came through up here and then either went this way or went that way. Their diligence paid off when after reviewing a nearby camera, they received crucial information from homeowners about a large drain pipe located in their backyard. Um, we had a guy run from one of our officers and he came somewhere back through here. We were trying to see if your guys' cameras on the back of your side of your house caught anything. We called my neighbor, too, cuz that's the yard looking at the airport. Oh, this one or back over there? No, the one right I think he was there. Somebody was just there. Yeah, he he should have just gotten home. He he wasn't there, though. Okay. The other thing, too, that's crossing my mind is like uh we had some foxes. Uhhuh. And in the back of his yard, there's a drain pipe that's like this big. In the back of this yard, huh? In the back of this yard. Yeah. This seemingly innocuous piece of information would soon become central to Von's apprehension. Imagine the scene. Officers guided by this new lead approach the storm drain. Their senses heightened inside. They located Von. Come out. Come on. Come out. Come out with your hands up. Come out. Come on. Back up. I don't give about your britches. Back up. back up. The situation escalated as law enforcement attempted to coax him out, initially employing pepper spray and even deploying AK9 unit to encourage his surrender. However, Von perhaps in a misguided attempt to buy time or find a different exit, moved deeper into the pipe. Officers, anticipating his movements, strategically positioned themselves at both exits of the drain, effectively cutting off any further escape. The tension built until finally the K9 unit was fully deployed and Von was apprehended. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Scoot out. Keep your hands up. Behind your back. [Music] Lean. Stand still. Oh, quick. Off. Stand still. Oh, watch your leg by that pole. His desperate attempt at evasion led him directly to the hospital for medical treatment, undoubtedly related to his time in the drain and the K9 interaction. From there, he was transported and booked into the Fulrron County Jail. The charges against him were significant. Hit and run, possession of a firearm, and possession of methamphetamine. a stark reminder that fleeing an accident can quickly escalate into a cascade of far more serious legal consequences. Next, we shift our focus to a critical incident where a suspect's choice of hiding spot proved to be his last. This case highlights the dangerous realities law enforcement faces when pursuing individuals with outstanding warrants. Come around there while we do this. In Oklahoma, officers received a crucial tip about a suspect with felony warrants believed to be hiding in a residential trailer. Sammy. Hey. What a bag. Is that a bag or is that a vest? Who's a vest? Huh? No, we need to lift this bed up. After an initial sweep, officers decided to check one last unassuming spot. Their diligence paid off when they discovered the suspect, attempting to evade capture, hiding under a bed. The situation escalated rapidly upon discovery. In a tense and immediate confrontation, shots were fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Tragically, the suspect sustained fatal gunshot wounds, dying at the scene. Shots fired. Shots fired. 1033. One officer also sustained minor injuries during the intense exchange. This case serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable and often perilous nature of police work where even a seemingly simple search can turn deadly in an instant. Next, we delve into a case that brings us face to face with an unexpected intruder. This incident highlights the bravery of homeowners and the critical detective work of law enforcement. This individual's got to come downstairs. Oh, this broke. Yeah, we'll get you downstairs. Where's the homeowner? He's on the porch behind me. This one right here. Hey, this way downstairs. I'll dress with this guy here. Huda police officers responded to a call about an individual hiding in an attic. Upon arrival, the homeowner, John Yanowski, bravely confronted the suspect identified as Robert Turner. 36. He's on the porch with another individual. I'm be heading up there. Hey, I'm putting my fire. your way. Turn around. I'm just telling him I'm coming here. Turn around. I'm trying to come in. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Suspect up here. Uh come in through the back over here. Other individual has a firearm. He has it holstered. I'll go put it up. Robert attempting to buy time or elicit sympathy claimed his leg was broken. Where's the He's on the porch behind. This one right here. Hey, this way. Downstairs. I'll dress with this guy here. Why are we hopping along? He's just going to have to hop. Just hop, dude. Hop down. You want me to get in front of him? I got it. I got it. I can come down. Well, I think Trust is out the window here, bud. Huh? He's fine. He's fine. No, we got I see it. I see. I see upstairs. Might be an idea. 36. Go ahead. Good morning. Says his name is Robert Turner requesting ambulance broken leg. As the situation unfolded, a crucial piece of evidence emerged. Officers discovered that Robert had hidden a gun in a grill outside the residence. Hold up here. Hold up here. What you got? What we got? Got drugs up in here. Is it fentanyl or crack? What you got? No, I do them personal use. Is it I I don't care if it's personal. Is it fentanyl or crack? I don't know. I think they ecstasy. Ecstasy. Yeah. Now they're using that. Yeah. That's not ecstasy, bro. That's not. Maybe. Well, we'll see. Maybe. Yeah, I use this. I should be on my system every day. You got a weapon on you? No, sir. Did you have a weapon on you? The investigation quickly deepened as the recovered firearm was linked to a shooting from the previous night. We came home, my bottom door was open, and all the stuff from the attic was on the floor. So, you just got home? Just got home. Just got off work. Okay. Stopped at the bar, had a drink, came home, and all was from the attic was on the floor. And Minnie's like, "There's an animal in the roof." And no, he started Who said that? Mindy, my girlfriend, cuz we came up at the same time. Okay. So, we're thinking it's an animal. And he said, "No, my name's Robert." "Oh, there's a dude in my room." Okay. Robert Turner was subsequently charged with serious offenses, including use of a dangerous weapon, possession of a firearm, and burglary armed with a dangerous weapon. Next, we delve into body cam footage. Pierce County deputies respond to a critical call in Spanaway, Washington. A suspicious vehicle, its occupants linked to felony warrants and known to carry firearms, sets the stage for a high stakes encounter. Additional units quickly move into position, establishing containment as they initiate a felony traffic stop. The tension is palpable, but the first priority is clear. A 4-year-old child exits the vehicle, safely removed by officers, a testament to their professionalism under pressure. Hey, come on back. Come back this way, buddy. Come back over here, bud. Go over here. What side is he on? He's on your on driver's side. Driver's side. No, he switched around, buddy. Come on over here. Good job, but the suspects remain defiant. Then, in a desperate move, Jacob Peterson, one of the occupants, exposes himself and makes a break for it, vaultting over a fence, disappearing from sight. He's running. Make it over the fence. Over the fence. Hit him with the 40 if he can. Okay. With Jacob now out of sight, officers swiftly establish a perimeter. This is where K9 Bronco takes center stage. His incredible scent detection capabilities are put to the test, tracking Jacob through multiple residential properties, following a trail invisible to the human eye. Bronco's intensity builds, his alerts confirming they're closing in. The trail leads them to an unassuming trash can. And there, in a bizarre attempt at concealment, they find Jacob huddled inside. All right, dude. Come out of there. right now you're going to get bit by a dog. He's in this garbage can. [Applause] Backup arrives instantly. Officers work together to pull Jacob from his makeshift hiding spot and he is finally taken into custody. Hands up. Hands up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Turn around. Turn around. Climb up. Climb up. Put your hand. Hey. Hey. Hey. Don't worry about the dog. I promise. If you comply, you're not going to get bit. You don't comply, you will get bit. Please don't. I'm going in. The charges against him are significant. Possession of a stolen vehicle, obstruction, reckless endangerment, eluding police, resisting arrest, and hit and run. His trial is pending, but his desperate attempt at evasion was ultimately feudal. From the grimy depths of a trash can, our final attention now shifts skyward to another desperate attempt at evasion as a suspect tries to disappear into the canopy of a towering tree. Don't move. Do not move. Don't Let's turn it off. Turn off. Turn off. Turn off. Turn off taser. Body cam footage drops us into a high octane pursuit in Port Orange. A police helicopter provides crucial aerial directions to ground officers hot on the trail of a suspect, 33-year-old Jonathan Kaiser, who's just crashed his vehicle and fled on foot. Officers quickly divide and conquer, fanning out to search. Then an officer's keen eye catches something out of place high in the trees. A shoe. And then Jonathan Kaiser's body, attempting to conceal himself amidst the branches. There were some on this side of the canal. I just don't know where exactly they were at. I never saw them back here or where they came in at exactly. Wait, wait, wait. What is that? Up in the tree. There's shoe up there. Up in the tree. Oh, you're right here on the backside. There's a shoe in a body. Commands ring out. Show your hands. Get out of the tree. Officers issue stern warnings, making it clear AK9 unit is present, ready to bite if he moves or tries to run. The tension is palpable as Jonathan remains defiant. Hands up. If you come off this tree, you will be bit. Hands up. Climbing down slowly. If you try to run, that dog will bite you. Do not run when you get down. I got a taser on you. Keep working your way down. If you try to run, you're going to get dog bitter t. You better slowly come down that tree with nothing in your hands. We know you can hear it. Crawl down. Crawl down. Crawl down the tree. He's going to jump. Jump. That's going to hurt. Don't jump her. It's going to hurt. If you run, the dog's going to bite you. It's going to hurt as well. Down the tree right now. All right. He's not compliant. Everyone hold what you got. Despite the warnings, Jonathan attempts a desperate maneuver, trying to climb even higher, deeper into the foliage like a modern-day Tarzan. Officers continue to emphasize the danger, warning him he'll break his leg if he jumps, and the K9 will be unleashed if he runs. The standoff continues, but eventually, with no other options, Jonathan gives in. He drops from the tree, landing on the ground where officers are waiting. You're going to end up breaking your leg. Get out of the tree. Hey, watch for the leash in case you let the dog go. Just watch that. North, but he's literally in a tree right now trying to climb it like Tarzan. Five central stage rescue. You're about to get bit. When you drop, you better stay right where you're at or that dog's going to bite you. Don't move. Don't move. Do not move. Don't tight. Let's hurry off. Turn off. Turn it off. Turn off. Turn off the taser. I got him. If you got a dog, Kevin, grab the here. Get the dog. I got He's fine. The dog can stay on. Okay. I got him. I got him. I got him. Just hold that arm. I got him. He is immediately taken into custody. Jonathan Kaiser faces a litany of charges, leaving the scene of a crash involving damage, reckless driving, and fleeing or eluding at high speed. He later pleaded no contest to all charges, receiving a sentence of 22 days in jail, a swift end to his aroreal evasion. If you want to see more incredible stories of justice in action, hit that subscribe button. Don't miss our next case. Join the community.