My line street else. >> Hey, Zach, one of you take I'm not going to go on the run. All right. Stay alive. Officer police are too, guys. We're coming to a stop here at >> TNT. back. >> Well, you're doing 100 while lights and sirens are behind you. >> I didn't see. >> You didn't what? >> I didn't see them. >> I didn't see him. I got over here. >> You got what? >> Please call my wife and tell her I'm dead though. I may have a cigarette. Can you have a cigarette after he ran from us? >> [ __ ] bite my way. Like, what's your name? >> My name's Keith. >> There's the math. >> There's no way you you didn't pass me and accelerate. You were doing 90 pulling away from me going. >> You're doing 100 actually. >> Yeah, I say I got up to 115. So, if you would have just stopped then this wouldn't have happened. Instead, you decide to run because you think we're looking for Andrew Brown. Huh? >> Yeah, I'll save. I mean, we can change it later. To every criminal who thinks they can outrun the law, remember this. No matter how fast your car is, no matter how clever you think your escape plan might be, you're only delaying the inevitable. The road always runs out. The chase always ends. And when it does, the consequences catch up harder than you ever imagined. You can run, but you [clears throat] can't hide from justice.