Mike, get to the front of the car and I'll get to the back. MOVE IN. ALL RIGHT, THEY'RE GETTING OUT. THEY HIT A VEHICLE IN THE LOT. BOY, WILLIAM. I'm in pursuit. They're going past the front entrance of Home Depot here. One pedestrian, they're back in the store. They're now back northbound in the lot. Looking for the main entrance. 128 128 Clear. They hit themselves. They are now They're still westbound approaching E while I'm coming underneath. About a block and a half behind them. We're catching up. Speed's about 80. Yeah, a little bit of traffic. All right, they're coming up now. Lane two, slowing drastically. They're going over to the turn lanes. Now, they're coming back. All right, still eastbound eastbound lanes. I am number two. I have an unmarked Ford F-150 in front of me. Not sure who it is. 10-4. Think Brookfield is following out. I'm number one. Coming up to 100, speed's 85, lane one. Light traffic, no pedestrians. 10-6-10. Positive 10-6, positive 10-6. Coming up to 92, speed's about 90. They're slowing drastically for the red. Slowing, slowing. They're going southbound. 93, south on 93. East on Melvina. I got tires going down. Tires going down. Again, five to six in the car. We're back north on 92. Slowed for the red, worked through the red. Speed's about 55. Again, tires going down. Black Hyundai Sonata, Illinois plates. Occupied by five or six or so. Northbound, looks like they got left side tires are down. Speed 75, crossing Holmes. >> Officer to repeat. >> Affirmative. All right, they're northbound, southbound lanes intentional here. Very slow, coming up to Congress. All right, we corrected ourselves. Still northbound from Congress. I'm right on them. Left side tires look down. Rear bumper's falling off. Black Hyundai Sonata, stolen vehicle. Attempted to steal it, now they're in our city. Northbound coming up to Hampton. A lot of smoke coming from the vehicle. Speed's about 80, light traffic. >> Use caution, it was using a carjack. See any ground air? >> All right, we lost a tire here at Hampton. 45 miles an hour. All right, they just got pinned in BY ANOTHER TRUCK. BAIL, BAIL, BAIL. GET HIM. GET HIM. >> OKAY, THEY'RE IN 211 BAIL, eastern north, eastern north. >> We got two hiding in front of this brick building right here, right across from River at the gas station. >> Hot white female. >> Right by the gas station. >> Hot white female. Thought they would be coming across when we got on this chase from Target. >> Move. 141 for the air. We got three in custody, two went east. We're looking for two that went east from here. >> I have one in custody tonight. It was the auto place. >> Well, those are the ones that I saw then. >> Two out this way. Uh they should be two male blacks in black warm black. Two out this way. Uh they should be two male blacks in black warm black. Take her. I got to check my camera. You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I'm putting these gloves on. 7140. Show me in the area of 91 Northampton. >> How many in custody? >> 128. I'll be at 91 Northampton. >> What? >> CD. >> On car. >> Got three at the gas station. >> All right. Follow me. >> And another one. We're looking for one more. We're just trying to review some footage. >> All right. >> We have four out of five in custody so far. >> We're just looking for one more. >> I'll get you a count down how many we have in custody in just a minute. >> We got three at the Amstar for sure. Two others went east and north. >> Whatever you want with your flashlight. >> Oh, that's the one I got [ __ ] this. Why would I jump OVER THE CAR? >> TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW MANY. >> I THINK FIVE. >> I WAS COUNTING but I >> or six. >> Can you ID the driver? >> All right, there's going to be two out. >> The ones you didn't get definitely went east initially. >> Here, I I can I might have got them on mine, too. I'll bring it back. >> I made contact with the victim over there. >> Noodles? She's okay. >> Okay. >> I told her to stand by. If you don't need me here, I'll go back up there and take a look. >> Excellent. Yeah, that'd be great. >> We have anybody back here? I'm going to see if we got We might not have the driver yet. >> Signal 10-35. >> Hey. >> Driver is a black hoodie, blue jeans, green underwear sticking out. He got He was second one out of the front. >> Black hoodie, blue jeans, green underwear sticking >> Yep. You got a guy? >> No. No, no, no. We're just looking at the last one's going to be the black hoodie and a black jacket. >> There's six of them. The driver we didn't get yet. He's a black hoodie, blue jeans with the green underwear. >> Come here. Is this him? >> Warrants on. >> So, that's the one I caught right there. So, he bounced off and then ended up going behind >> Signal 2 for description. >> No, that's not going to be it. He's a winter jacket. That's the driver right there. >> Okay. >> 10-41, I think we're looking for one more. It'll be the driver. Black hoodie, darker blue jeans, think green underwear hanging out. Looked like he was last seen going north east. Husky brand screwdriver in the flight path of suspects that were taken into custody. >> The light was red. >> Yes. >> I think none of the cops could get through. This car, when I looked to get over, this car was back where that sign is. >> Correct. >> So I I didn't know they were chasing him. I thought they were just coming to get And I pulled over By the time I got over, they >> I was just trying to let the cops through, you know, cuz it was backed up. >> Luckily, officers were able to find the remaining juveniles nearby and take them into custody. This incident all started at Home Depot where the six juveniles were allegedly engaging in a retail theft. When a Home Depot employee reported their suspicious behavior, officers arrived at the location and the events you just saw in the body cam footage followed. An officer now returns to the Home Depot to get a witness statement from the employee who reported the juveniles. >> Where were you when you first saw them? >> Yeah, I could say I seen them around with the screwdrivers and the gloves or whatever. So So uh at the car, we seen them roll the window down and they kind of threw this out the window. >> The packaging? >> Yeah. So that was my confirmation like, yep, they got it, you know. >> The Home Depot employee is likely referring to the packaging of a Husky brand screwdriver, which explains why an officer found one in the flight path of the juveniles after the foot pursuit. The vehicle the juveniles used was confirmed to be stolen and the Home Depot employee also stated he believed they were planning on trying to steal another vehicle right before officers arrived on scene. The driver of the vehicle was charged with felony eluding an officer, felony second degree recklessly endangering safety, felony operating a vehicle without consent, and resisting obstructing. The five other juveniles were charged with operating a vehicle without consent as a passenger and resisting obstructing. All six juveniles were transported to the children's detention center and all charges were referred to children's court. They are all presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Unless you charge a juvenile as an adult, they're going to end up going into a children's detention center, not the jail. I'm retired Sheriff Mark Lamb from Arizona and I'm filling in for Officer John here at Midwest Safety. Big shoes to fill. I've been involved in many pursuits throughout my career. They can become very unpredictable and dangerous, especially when you're dealing with juveniles. Their frontal lobes haven't been fully formed. You'd have no idea what they are capable of and what they might do during that pursuit. Now, here's a problem with accountability on the juvenile level. Unfortunately, unless you charge a juvenile as an adult, they're going to end up going into a children's detention center, not the jail. We have to get permission to book them into the children's juvenile detention center, and even if these juveniles are held accountable, it is likely that these cases will be expunged when they reach [music] 18 years old and they'll be released. This is part of the problem with the system, juveniles who commit crimes with very little impunity and ultimately putting other citizens at risk. In the end, this was great police work. Nobody got hurt, very little damage, and the citizens of this state are safer today with these juveniles off the streets.