Hello everyone, and welcome to the channel. Today we're looking at some intense police body cam and dash cam footage of a pursuit involving a large semi-truck. The video starts on a dark road showing the police vehicle in pursuit with lights and sirens active following a truck with a large white trailer. The chase is happening late at night making visibility poor. The truck is clearly visible with its hazard and brake lights. You can hear the officers communicating over the radio planning or coordinating their actions. It sounds like they are discussing how to stop the vehicle possibly attempting a maneuver like the PIT maneuver. The officers mention two attempted PITs and the truck driving out of them. They decide on a third attempt noting third time's the charm. The video suddenly shows the moment the stop is successfully executed or the truck is forced off the road. The police vehicle comes to a stop right next to the now crashed semi-truck which has veered off the road and appears to be wedged into the dense foliage on the side. The officer gets out of the car with the body cam perspective beginning showing the immediate aftermath of the crash. Both of you put your hands up on that windshield. Now. 65, we're going to need fire priority. We're going to need them to help get them out of this cab. It's jammed up against And the truck's starting to burn. We're going to have to bust that windshield. Hey, put some light on here. Put some light on here. Get back. Get back. Get away from the windshield, dumbass. Come on. I don't know. No. Get out. Get out now. Crawl out. Multiple officers quickly arrive on the scene. Their flashlights illuminate the area revealing the scale of the incident. It looks like the truck has been seriously damaged by impacting the roadside. The officers approach the truck, specifically the cab area, and they are shouting commands at the driver. You can hear them repeatedly telling the occupants to put their hands up and get out. The situation becomes even more dangerous as an officer reports that the truck is starting to burn and instructs someone to call for fire priority. This adds an intense urgency to the scene. The officers must now extract the occupants quickly due to the fire risk. They are forced to break the windshield to gain access using force to get the occupants to comply and get out of the potentially burning vehicle. They manage to pull the occupants out and subdue them on the ground away from the truck.