Well, look at that vehicle. It's taking off. It's running on flats. It went over the terminator. >> A flat tire is no reason to start a dangerous high-speed chase. Why did they choose to run when the officers were just asking questions? >> Are you okay, ma'am? >> I'm shaking up. >> Okay, were you in your car? >> Yeah, I was in my car. Go ahead. >> Traffic stop. Planet Fitness parking lot. I'll get your plate number second. It's Tim Tate. >> Howdy. >> I know I'm expired. >> Yes, sir. You are. >> with the cat in the car right now. >> Okay. You got your ID on you? >> Yeah, my ID is up. >> Yeah, it just expired by what? 3 weeks? >> Yeah, I mean, we're home. I'm homeless. Been homeless for the last that's home. Yeah, I'm trying hoping we can shower. >> Where is that? >> Planet Fitness. My brother's going to send me a screenshot of his QR code. Hopefully get us in there to shower. >> All right, I appreciate it. Do you have your insurance with you, Mr. Montgomery? You got your ID with you, ma'am? >> No, my my ID got stolen. >> What's your social? >> What's that? >> I have a cat in here. >> Oh. What's your social, ma'am? >> I don't know by heart, but I can get my social security card. >> Yeah, that'll work, too. Any firearms in the car where I'm speaking with you, Mr. Montgomery? >> No, man. >> Okay. >> I don't have no weapons. I mean, well, a pocket knife. >> The cat's not going to jump out, is it? >> Yeah, he will. >> Can't find your social right now. We'll just go with your name and date of birth. >> Stacy Montgomery. >> I'll be back with you in a minute. Hey, just keep an eye on them. All right, male driver's listed owner. Still working on trying to figure out who the female passenger is. You find that social or no? >> I'm trying to help him find the insurance. >> There's a cat in the car. Is that going to be a problem? >> I don't know who she is yet, so I'm still working on it. >> Why don't you keep looking for your social? See if you can find that, okay? So we can get yours. >> Hello. >> Mom. >> Hey. >> I need you to send me a picture of my insurance. I'm pulled over right now. >> Why'd you get pulled over? Speeding? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Hold on a minute. >> I didn't even see you. >> She hadn't been able to find it. >> Hold on. I hope it don't hang off. >> You haven't been able to find it, ma'am? >> Oh, not yet. Sorry. >> Does your phone work when it's not connected to the car? >> What do you mean? >> Like if I ask you guys to step out, will it work while she's outside the car? >> you mean ask me to step out? What did I even get pulled over for? >> For the expired license plates, which you said you were aware of. >> Yeah, and I I'm going to get that fixed. I understand that. >> Yeah, no problem. I just I can't find her information, so that's why I was going to ask you guys to step out of the vehicle. >> Our car looks like it has come and gone. And are you even legally allowed to search >> Absolutely, yes, sir. >> Because of the tag? >> What's that? >> Because of the tag? >> Am I legally allowed to ask you to step out? >> Me? No, no, no. Her. Are you I know you can tell me to step >> Yeah, I can tell both people. >> Yeah, but you're asking me. >> Sir, I can kind of picture you. Okay, so you're sure. Right now, I'm asking in a nice, professional >> I'm kind of feeling like like all these cops are here for what? Like what is going on right now? >> Well, we have a I have a backup officer, and >> There's seven cops here. >> There's not seven cops. There's three cops and a ride-along who's a college student. So, three cops, not seven. >> You know, I don't even know what I did. >> Okay, you're not wearing your seatbelt, so I'm I'm allowed to identify you. It's buckled behind you. You gave me a name and a birthday, ma'am. It's not coming back to anybody. >> Well, I don't know why. I actually know my name. >> Well, most people at the age of 41 would know their social security number. >> Most people would, but I don't. >> I just said >> I'm asking you both to exit the vehicle. Roll the window up and exit the vehicle. >> Roll the window up? >> Yeah, so your cat doesn't get out, dude. >> I understand. What Why am I being asked to remove myself from my home? >> It doesn't matter. It's still a motor vehicle, okay? I know you're sleeping in it. I understand that you're telling me you're homeless, but it's still a motor vehicle. I can ask you to exit, which I'm doing that right now. So, right now it's me asking. So, I'm asking you to exit the motor vehicle so I can figure out who she is. I'm going to have my partner over here run his canine around your vehicle. >> Just do it. >> Okay? That's why I'm asking you, okay? But I need to identify who she is, okay? You're not helping your case right now. But right now is an ask, okay? I don't want to get to the tell and I don't want to get to the make portion. So, I'm asking you. >> All right, man. >> Yeah, I'm trying to be cool. Get her car. Get her car. Got a flat. Well, look at that vehicle taking off. It's running on flats. It went over the terminator. Right in the back lot of New York Ave. It's going towards Lakeshore. Last seen on Lakeshore. Last seen on Merrick. Going through the construction zone. You're ready, buddy? Wait for this. If you got anybody near Lakeland and Lloyd, they're coming up southbound on Lloyd. It's running on at least one flat. God damn it. That's in green. Yeah, he should be coming up to Lakewood right now. Going over the railroad tracks. He's losing a tire. Can you advise Willoughby Can you advise Willoughby in case he continues east? Threw out the windows. Threw something out the window. Continuing He just threw some drugs out the window at Douglas Oakridge. More stuff out the window. Into the Lowe's parking lot. You ready, buddy? What is he doing? Turning into the parking lot. >> Rhino lost it. Close the road. Dark blue. So we got three tires now and the damage bumper is falling off. Come on. Jesus Christ. Willaby, get out of the way. Isaac, let me get around you. Both currently smoking and nothing on the vehicle. I can see it. Right behind him. You're ready, buddy? You want to get that man? Anyone on 91? Sean, we just passed what looked like a crash into a house. Just give it back there. They hit a house or no? >> They took my car. It's a 2018 Nissan Versa. >> License plate? >> All right, they just took >> 2018 Nissan Versa. It's white and it went eastbound from this location. I'll give you the address here in a second. >> They stole my mom's car and they stole my mom's car. They hit this house and >> Are you okay, ma'am? >> I'm shaking up. >> Okay, were you in your car? >> Yeah, I was in my car. They made me get out. >> They have a gun or anything? >> They had a crowbar. >> So, they turned right on 306. They started heading south. >> Yeah, I checked their township and I'll contact them. >> Oh, they got it. >> You got it? >> Yeah, I got it. Looks like they're going to Chester. They're all the way at 6 and 306. You want me to keep heading that way just in case they wreck it out? All right, I'll I'll keep heading that way and I'll scan them and I'll see what what going to do. All right, we're going on a field trip. >> All right. All right, you're writing your 15-day paper today. About how you almost lost my 15-day card. We jumped this [ __ ] twice. >> It sounds like someone's chasing it right now. >> Car one's right behind it. They're going into Castroville right now. >> I don't know how they got this far on three tires. >> I don't know where they're going. >> Yeah, I don't think they know either, but >> Every freeway we're waiting. Who chases him doesn't go on a freeway? >> Right. >> Is this it? Let's go. 25's got a hit. 25's got a hit. >> I think I only had one successful hit on the driver side. >> Unfortunately, we damaged your car a little bit. I hate to say it. I'm just >> Did they get him or no? >> a mechanic, so >> And he said it's smoking, so I can't imagine it's going to last too long. >> Car one's sorry, we don't have an idea on the driver. Those have an idea on the driver. We're going to have to hang up and get back to you. Spike. >> Oh, boy. >> Oh, no. >> Hey, tell them that they were able to try it again. >> Dropping out. >> I'm picking up the bags and stuff I found up here. >> Give me off this. Again, we don't have an idea on the driver. >> Passing Washington. Speed's about 40, 45. Traffic's light and we're down to about 35. He is going uh left of center without any traffic in front of him. Every once in a while, Mike, he's driving left of center just like he's trying to go at a car, but he's always pulling back off. >> All right, if you go left of center, shut it down. We know where he is. >> I'm lifted. Giant Eagle here, shut it down. All right, give me a hand in the back. that time. Trying to carjack somebody else, it looks like. All right, got a sheriff's car now on the lead. Tried to carjack another car, it looks like. All right, keep going. >> I need to turn down this way. >> Okay, all right, we'll do it. He's trying to carjack another car now at uh gas station. >> He's currently here at the gas pump. >> Don't get out of the car. >> What? >> I said, "Don't get out of the car." >> Oh, okay. >> him in 10-4, now. One at gunpoint, one on foot. >> Hey, get the [ __ ] up. Don't shoot me. >> Babe, I love you. >> Hey, relax, man. Relax. >> I had no chance. I came out here and tried to do the right thing, that's a fact. I'm homeless and >> The incident depicted in the preceding bodycam footage illustrates the unpredictable nature of routine traffic stops and the rapid escalation into multiple felony offenses. What began as a standard inquiry regarding expired registration tags quickly deteriorated when the suspects chose to flee. Law enforcement officers were forced to engage in a high-risk vehicle pursuit. Jacob Montgomery now faces numerous severe charges including aggravated robbery, grand theft of a motor vehicle, and tampering with evidence. The suspects blatantly disregarded public safety by driving erratically and attempting multiple carjackings. Authorities confirmed Montgomery as actively on parole, further complicating his legal standing and ensuring continuous detention. This case highlights the critical importance of situational awareness for patrol officers and the comprehensive protocol required to secure a chaotic scene. Both individuals involved will undergo the standard judicial process where a court of law will evaluate the extensive evidence collected. All suspects remain strictly innocent until proven guilty by the legal system.