Three teenagers in a sleek black BMW, one of them just 16, cruising the early morning roads of Ohio. It's supposed to be a harmless late night drive. But when red and blue lights flash behind them, everything changes in an instant. The driver doesn't pull over. He floors it. 130 mph. A high-speed chase that ends in a horrifying rollover. The car flipping end over end like a toy tossed by a giant. Screams echo from inside the wreckage. A kid trapped, begging to be pulled out. His friends sobbing in the back seat. Parents' car destroyed. How did it get this bad this fast? Stay with me. back. Pull over. >> Heading away from you. They're pretty far from >> Excuse me. We're loving. He's crashed out. Just crashed out. Rolled over. >> He's still rolling. Trying to get out. Hey, unlock the door. Take me out. Take me out. Take me out. I said seat belt. I can't see. >> Stop. It's around. I see your hands. I hear I see your [ __ ] hands. >> Okay. Okay. Please. Hey. Stop. Get back. Where? >> No, he doesn't. I swear to God. I swear to God. He doesn't have a gun. He has no hands. I promise. >> Officer. Take me out. Please. Stop. Stop. >> Shut up. Shut up. >> Absolutely. >> I'm so [ __ ] sorry. >> I'm trying nothing to do with this. I swear to God. >> Oh my god. I hate this. I knew I should hang out with bad people like you. >> I knew it. My mom was right. >> You got to keep hanging out with dumb asses like >> Can you move your arm? >> Okay. I'm here to have it. Please. >> Who is the driver? >> We have nothing to do with this. Shut up, sir. We have nothing TO DO. >> SHUT UP. All three teens are pulled out and detained. One passenger sobs, "My mom was right about you. I knew I shouldn't have hung out with bad people. You should have listened to your mom, dude." The driver pleads, "I have a head injury. Please pick it up." Their courage was gone. Only fear and regret remained. This was a painful, emotional blow. The children realized that the nightmare was real. TZ 91. We have everybody in custody. Three in three in detained. >> You're clear. Everybody in custody. Three detained. >> We'll need three medics. >> Fire department. >> You're good, brother. I'm going to get you out with >> I had nothing to do with >> Just stop. >> Oh my god. >> Officer, please stop. >> I feel I FEEL BAD. I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS. >> We got you. We got you. Just be quiet. >> [ __ ] breathe. >> Thank you. My knee hurts so bad. >> We got you, brother. We're going to get you checked out. Let's go sit down. >> Oh my god. You all right? >> Other than being upset. I know you're >> I just met these people, man. Right here. My mom knew they were bad people. >> Is the car still with you? >> We're just coming back from the fight. >> The fight. >> The UFC fight. >> Where you guys live at? >> I live, bro. Please call my mom. Please don't. >> Call your mom, man. >> You tell him to stop. >> Yeah. Of course, man. I feel you. I'm going to take your cuffs off here in a second. Okay. >> I'm going to die, bro. >> No, you're not. You're good, brother. >> Calm down. Calm down. It's important for you to calm down right now. 18. >> Your head. >> All right. Here we go to knees. I can't believe >> you still need the channel. >> We don't unrestricted 18. >> A perfect storm of speed and bad luck. The car comes to rest upside down or mangled. Silence for a split second, then screams. The driver admits he lives in Springboro. The high-speed rebellion ends in handcuffs. Sirens and a totaled family car. The drama fades, but the consequences echo. One teen begs, "Please call my mom." So, let's see what happened. >> The plate thought the plate was on it. radio. It's a Toyota and Corolla silver. >> Well, here's the plate bracket. >> Unlock. >> I heard you go north, so I was like, I'm cutting out peeking. >> Yeah. Hey Keith, can you take his cuffs off for me? This passenger nothing, I don't think. >> Is my radio traffic that bad? It's muffled. >> I think I think when I'm going 115 miles an hour, it's muffled. No other time it does. >> I can understand. >> Is there a plate on it? >> I think so. >> Crashes on the front yard between 460 and 4612. Stay around 48. >> Crash between 46. I can't even read the damn vin 91. Go ahead. I >> think this is the vin breakport. Okay. >> Five Union X-ray Tom Sam 3 Charles 55 John 0 795. I It has to be that I'm going so fast and there's so much echoing in my car. >> You think so? >> They all sound nothing like that. >> Even when I'm Even when I'm not in a pursuit. >> I mean, yeah, I can tell that you have a different mic. It's It just sounds weird. >> Kids, man, what are they doing? >> Dumb asses. They They like >> They squealled and peeled going down south Maine and was going like 40. And then I got behind them and they noticed and they took off. >> In Ohio, fleeing police evading under OC 3921331 is a felony, especially at these speeds. Add reckless operation, potential endangerment. Charges stack fast. Teens under 18 face juvenile court, but records can haunt college, jobs, insurance for life. Nationally, NHTSA reports over 11,000 speed related deaths yearly. Many involving young drivers running from police. It almost never ends well. Pursuit policies exist to protect the public, but when a kid hits 130 mph, the risk explodes. This body cam shows the human cost. A parents BMW destroyed, a teen's future derailed, friends traumatized. One let's run decision rewrote three lines. Both passenger was transported to Dayton Children's South and the driver to Ketaring Health, but he's on the legal consequences. He's 16 years old, was arrested on charges of felony flee or elude among others. Clear. >> Can you send a tow for that Sy's fly bed 11? Go ahead.