We were heading northbound, I guess, as most it is on this road here. >> Just left that light. I was doing about 65. He flew by me about 85. >> What's going All right. Do you guys mind just hanging out for 2 minutes? Let me check on these people. >> On July 30th, 2021, a stolen SUV comes flying through an intersection at more than 100 mph. The driver blows through a red light and slams into another vehicle, killing four people. By the time officers arrive, they are walking into a scene where the consequences of those few seconds are already devastating. >> Everybody in that car I don't think is alive anymore. Go ahead. >> He's breathing and the passenger is breathing. >> All right. >> Did somebody call medics already? >> I called 911. >> You called 911. >> Sir. >> Sir. He's breathing. Okay. >> She's barely holding on over there. >> All right. Can you guys Okay. Give some room, please. >> I don't want to touch nobody until the meds gets here. Sir, can you hear me? Sir, where I was in silver. >> He was doing about 80 mph on this road here. I saw the lights. >> I was watching him. I was wondering if he was going to cross. >> Sir, can you hear me? >> Ma'am. Sir. Sir, don't try not to move. All right, sir. >> Sir, stay still. Try not to move. Officers get to the scene and immediately start trying to understand what happened. They check the vehicles and make sure everyone who can be helped is accounted for. Once they have the situation somewhat under control, officers begin speaking with witnesses who saw the crash happen. >> What What happened? >> We were heading northbound, I guess, as most it is on this road here. >> Just left that light. I was doing about 65. He flew Miami about 85. >> 80 to 90. >> Light turned red way back where the end of traffic is right there. And he was still cruising at 90 with the light red all the way back at the end of that traffic. And sure enough, that car pulled right out exactly when he got to the intersection. >> He that car there came out from that side street. He was going straight. >> Gotcha. >> He's at fault. >> The gray Mazda up there. >> I'm here waiting at the light. All right. >> Light turns green. I pull out and then it happened right behind me. I see this car flipping at that point. Um 5 seconds, 2 seconds after I completed the inspection. >> What's going All right, you guys mind just hanging out for 2 minutes? Let me check on these people. One witness points officers toward the vehicles and explains what he saw, including how the collision happened and who he believes was responsible. But before officers can fully process the scene, another problem develops. One of the crashed vehicles suddenly catches fire. >> Let's Casey, drag him away. >> Hurry, hurry, hurry, >> drag him away. [snorts] >> Hurry. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Still with us. Is this Is this from the tent? >> All right. >> There's a third person in the back. There's a third in the back. >> Yes. Hey, go go go go go on the third one. Put gloves on and see if you can feel a P. >> All right. >> On this one. There's a third one in the back. >> Sir, try not to move until the men's gets here. All right. Try not to move until the men's gets here. >> Uh, lift the uh lift the the uh this. >> No. >> Okay. >> What? >> Oh my god. Officers move toward one of the vehicles and discover there is still someone in the back seat. They immediately tell everyone to stay still while they work to get people out safely. Moments later, medics arrive and officers and emergency crews begin moving everyone to safety as they take control of the chaotic scene. >> Yes, sir. >> No, sir. What happened was we initiated a traffic stop all the way back at North Lake and Dline and they fled from us so we cut it off. >> Can you see anybody exit this vehicle? No sir. >> We followed it down just to make sure that it was out of the area and we we walked right into this. >> We're not looking. >> No, sir. >> All of our cameras were on. >> Question anybody. I just want to know if we're looking. >> No, sir. >> Everybody's looking. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Hey. Hello. Hey, do me a favor. Clear structure. >> Yep. >> Want awake? >> Um, well, yeah. This one's awake. Yeah. >> He's He's been moving. I've been telling him not to move too much. >> I have grabbing too. >> Yeah. Hey driver. >> Yeah, there is. There's one more in the pass. about getting a unit. >> That's a 10. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The driver. >> He's the driver. Yeah. The driver. That's the driver. The driver is alive. Yeah. >> There's Yeah, there's two of them. There's a passenger, front seat passenger and a rear seat, I believe. So, yeah. >> Christopher Garrett, 17, was charged as an adult with four counts of vehicular homicide and DUI manslaughter. Garrett remained in the Palm Beach County Jail with bond set at $510,000. So, what do you think? How should a case like this be handled when a teenager's decision behind the wheel ends four lives? And for more real body cam breakdowns, subscribe to Code 3 Cam and stay tuned for the next case.