[screaming] Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to Police Chase. Today we're kicking off a brand new series, When people Messed with the Wrong Cops, where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. On November 6th, 2022, at approximately 3:40 p.m. in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, Baltimore police officers rushed to the intersection of West Lafayette Avenue and North Fulton Avenue after receiving reports of a woman being attacked by a man armed with a large knife. >> Signal 13. Get down. Get down. >> Officer Zachary Rutherford arrived within moments and was met with a disturbing sight. A man later identified as Tyrie Morehead was pinning a woman to [music] the pavement while holding a butcher knife dangerously close to her head. In situations like this, every heartbeat can feel like an eternity. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. Send more units. SEND MORE UNITS. SIR, DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. >> Body cam footage captured Rutherford repeatedly shouting, "Drop the knife. Drop the knife now." Yet, the suspect did not respond to the commands. With the woman unable to escape, and the danger growing by the second, the officer made a split-second decision to stop the attack. As the scene unfolded, the woman managed to roll away and reach safety unharmed. Sir, drop the knife. HEY, BACK UP. BACK UP. SIR, drop the knife. Hey, look around. >> We need a crime scene. Hurry up. Get the Hey, drop the knife. Drop the knife. Sir, drop the knife. >> Officers immediately provided emergency medical assistance, and investigators later indicated that the attack appeared to be random. The woman explained that she had simply been running errands when her ordinary afternoon suddenly turned into a terrifying experience. The incident serves as a sobering reminder that moments of violence can forever change lives. While officers are sometimes called upon to make incredibly difficult choices to protect others. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop it. Don't move. Don't move. Ma'am, are you okay? Don't move. On Friday, August 13th, 2021, at approximately 8:47 a.m. in Bakersfield, California, USA, officers responded to several calls reporting loud yelling coming from an apartment complex on Stevens Drive. Witnesses believed a man inside was behaving erratically and might be under the influence of substances. By 8:51 a.m., officers arrived and learned that the man was inside with his mother. Neighbors shared troubling information, saying the mother had previously handed over a bag full of knives to someone nearby in hopes of keeping them away from her son. Officers also heard about a history of domestic disturbances at the residence. >> She's she's saying to put the the rifle because we have a launcher out here. For nearly an hour, officers patiently tried to communicate with the occupants, hoping to guide the mother safely outside and make sure she was unharmed. Body cam footage captured tense moments as shouting echoed from behind the closed door. Based on what they heard, officers became increasingly concerned that the woman inside was in immediate danger. They entered the apartment to stop the situation from worsening. >> PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT [screaming] DOWN. PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. HE'S TRYING TO STAB HER, BUT PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. [screaming] PUT IT DOWN. >> Several knives were later found near the man and emergency medical assistance was requested without delay. The woman was transported to a local hospital for treatment. [laughter] Grab his legs and drag him off. >> Hey. >> Hey, Dylan. >> On July 4th, 2024, at approximately 10:20 p.m. in Modesto, California, USA, officers responded to a disturbance at a home along the 1100 block of Roselon Drive. Family members reported that 35-year-old Dylan Harvey had threatened his father and had isolated himself in a bedroom while in possession of several knives. As fireworks lit up the night sky outside, officers entered the home and calmly spoke with Harvey through the bedroom door. After several minutes of conversation, they persuaded him to come out and sit in the dining area. For a brief moment, it seemed the tension might finally ease. >> I want to stand out for myself. I want to say I'll stay in my life cuz I make my life. Boys make me excited. Camera's kind of studying them. >> Am I here to like girls? Yeah, that's kind of all you know until you say you jack off and say gay or straight and bisexual. [music] >> Here's what I want you to do. I want you to take Don's word for it. He's here with police. They always came by. >> But it wasn't to put under arrest to make sure we're comfortable here. >> However, the situation changed unexpectedly. Harvey suddenly returned to his room, picked up a knife, and rushed toward Officer Jacob Mertz. Body cam footage shows the officer retreating while trying to create distance, but within seconds, Harvey allegedly made several aggressive motions and managed to injure the officer's hand. In moments like these, officers often have only an instant to react and protect themselves and those nearby. >> Hey, go. >> Hey, Dylan, stop. Dylan, >> what was that? >> That was a gunshot. Dylan, >> what happened? >> He grabbed a knife. >> Are you okay, >> Dylan? Emergency medical assistance was quickly provided and Harvey was taken to a hospital for treatment. Authorities later announced that he was facing allegations related to attempting to harm a law enforcement officer. The incident serves as another reminder that even when officers choose patience and dialogue, unpredictable decisions can instantly transform a hopeful conversation into a lifealtering event for everyone involved. You got extra? >> Uh, yeah. They're in my pocket. >> Away. There's a knife under my foot. >> Yes. NO. [screaming] >> On June 29th, 2024, during the morning hours in Sarinac Lake, New York, USA, officers responded to reports of a stabbing incident at a local Stewart shop convenience store. Officer Gabrielle BBE and her partner quickly located a 33-year-old man, later identified as Joshua Deiguel Kavota, standing outside the business. >> Okay. Where's uh where's the knife? >> I can't give you that. >> Okay. I need you to take it out of your pocket and give it to me right now. >> Sir, I need you to take the knife out of your pocket. >> It's not a problem, >> sir. I need you to take the knife out of your pocket. >> Seconds later, Kabota suddenly removed the knife from his pocket and moved rapidly toward Officer BBE. The body cam captures BB stumbling backward in shock as her partner reacted immediately to stop the advancing threat. Within moments, Kavota collapsed onto the parking lot while officer BBE could be heard trying to regain her composure, breathing heavily after the frightening encounter. >> Shot fired. 0 834. >> We're notifying state police. >> Officers soon shifted their focus from the confrontation to providing emergency assistance until paramedics arrived. The knife was later seen lying near officer BB's feet. Both officers were placed on administrative leave while the incident underwent review, a standard procedure in cases involving the use of force. The encounter serves as a powerful reminder that officers often step into uncertain situations, never knowing how quickly an ordinary call for service can turn into a moment they may remember for the rest of their lives. >> You want ambulance? >> Yeah, we we just called for ambulance. I can give him another call. >> Yes, please. >> Call the bar swing TV. On May 3rd, 2026, at approximately 12:23 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police troopers were alerted that deputies from the Saline County Sheriff's Office were already pursuing a gray blue 2004 Nissan 350Z headed toward the city. What began as a county pursuit was quickly becoming a serious public safety concern. Not yet. You got it. TVI TVI before uh go HAND YOUR HAND YOUR HAND YOUR hand >> hands up your hand >> don't let you say don't let >> get out the car get out the Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Stand back now. As the sports car approached Baseline Road near Interstate 30, troopers observed it allegedly traveling at nearly 100 mph without headlights, even after midnight. Dash cam footage captured the vehicle running a red light and weaving past unsuspecting drivers as speeds reportedly climbed to 118 mph. Trooper Jackson Shoemate joined as the secondary unit coordinating radio traffic while officers searched for a safe opportunity to intervene. >> You got you got Nas on or anything? >> Yeah. All right, I'm going to sit in the back of my seat. Hold on. We'll figure out what we got going on. All right, let's go over here. that you [ __ ] >> On September 14th, 2024, at approximately 10:01 a.m. in Palm Beach County, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol troopers spotted a red motorcycle speeding along Interstate 95. A records check revealed the motorcycle was displaying a registration that had expired back in 2018. What could have been a routine traffic stop soon turned into something far more dangerous. >> 17 motorcycle. It's westbound gateway. Speed is 30. Troopers identified the rider as 63-year-old Scott Thomas. Instead of stopping, he allegedly continued traveling through several roadways, including Gateway Boulevard, Military Trail, and Wulbright Road, ignoring repeated attempts to pull him over. Dash cam footage shows the motorcycle weaving through traffic, entering lanes meant for oncoming vehicles, and creating tense moments for everyone sharing the road that night. All right. Still west. All right. 486 left. As the pursuit stretched on, troopers reported that Thomas intentionally made contact with a patrol vehicle. For officers behind the wheel, each passing second carried uncertainty. Would the rider finally stop? Or would another sudden decision place even more people in harm's way? [music] The chase eventually came to an end on Charleston Shores Boulevard where troopers safely moved in and took Thomas into custody. Authorities later stated that Thomas was booked on allegations including fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, and operating a vehicle with a suspended license. Investigators also discovered he had an active warrant in Palm Beach County and that his driving privileges had been suspended since April 2024. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported. The incident serves as another reminder that avoiding responsibility for a simple traffic violation can quickly escalate into a situation carrying much heavier consequences. On July 22nd, 2024, at approximately 2 p.m. in Dan, Florida, USA, FHP trooper Brandon Canó was monitoring traffic on Interstate 4 when he clocked a black sedan traveling 90 mph in a 70 mm perra zone. At first, it looked like an ordinary speeding stop. lower window all the way down to both windows. >> After pulling over, the driver and passenger suddenly switched seats inside the car. As trooper Canó requested identification, the female stepped out with her hands raised while the male jumped back behind the wheel, looked directly at the trooper, and sped away. Sometimes a single decision can change the course of an entire day. Hostile traffic. If there's any other fun you have 144. >> Dash cam footage captured the sedan weaving through traffic at speeds exceeding 135 mph using the shoulder and narrowly avoiding several crashes. The pursuit continued into Dand where trooper Kano performed a pit maneuver sending the vehicle into a fence and bringing the chase to an end. But the driver wasn't finished. He fled on foot into a wooded area, prompting a large-scale search involving multiple agencies and an air unit. About 45 minutes later, officers found and detained Patrick Brian Gordon, who was reportedly linked to active warrants, a suspended license, and suspected narcotics discovered inside the vehicle. The incident is another reminder that running from a traffic stop often leads to consequences far more serious than the original violation. Take him out. All right. >> On August 30th, 2021, at approximately 12:40 p.m. in Mcome County, Michigan, USA, undercover US Marshalss asked deputies from the Mcome County Sheriff's Office to help stop a minivan driven by 32-year-old Camori Kennedy, who was wanted in connection with a homicide investigation in North Dakota. What started as a planned traffic stop quickly turned into a chase. >> All right, dispatch. Now he's slowing down. No. >> All right, we're picking him back up. We're doing 70. I got several Clinton rollers with me. All right, we're hitting the brakes. Stand by. >> Copy that. >> All right, now he's driving. Okay, stand by. I got a lot of heavy westbound traffic, guys. Stand by. Stand by. Stand by. All right, dispatch. We're westbound 16. >> As deputies activated their lights and sirens near Grobeck and Cass in Mount Clemens, the minivan accelerated onto the shoulder in an attempt to get away. Dash cam footage captured officers staying close behind, knowing that letting the suspect disappear could put others at risk. >> Speeds are about 80 road. Heavy traffic speeds at 80. >> Continuing left lane speeds are now approaching 90 mph. Dispatch, left lane. Traffic is now thinning out. We're >> all right. Looks like he's going to go through the red light. Stand by. We're in the flipper. Hang on. We're in the flipper. Looks like we're going to go eastbound, everybody. Eastbound. Stop. He's in the oncoming lanes, guys. Oncoming lanes. >> Oncoming lane. >> All right, we're going to be going southbound Garfield from 16, guys. Let Fraser know. >> Garfield. >> Yeah, southbound Garfield. We're calling Frasier now. Okay. Speeds are dropping on Garfield. Approaching Frasier. Approaching 15. Stand by. Dispatch. All right. We're through 15 mile road. Dispatch photo. 14. Homicide out of North Dakota. Standby. Dispatch. We're going through a private park parking lot. Copy that. Copy that. >> All right. Uh, Utica coming up to Masonic. He is now driving down the sidewalk. Driving on the sidewalk southbound Utica Masonic. >> All right, dispatch. When I get the opportunity, I'm going to see if I can take him out. He's getting pretty reckless. The gross pack. I got traffic going through the grass. Marathon gas station by the Jimmy John's. >> Through the grass by Jimmy Johns. Going to go through 13. Set up at a red light. Stand by. Swag approaching 13. >> All right. We made it through. Nobody hit anybody. Is anybody? >> Uh, hold up. Hold. I'm holding off. I got a lot of traffic coming up. I am not going to take them out at this time. >> Copy that. Holding off. Heavy traffic. The pursuit lasted only a short time before a deputy used a tactical maneuver to disable the vehicle and bring it to a safe stop. Within moments, Kennedy and his passenger were taken into custody without significant injuries. Several vehicles were damaged and one deputy sustained minor injuries during the operation. SHOW ME YOUR [screaming] HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Start an ambulance. >> We're going to get him 300. >> All right. I'm going to need the ambulance. Start the ambulance. >> For officers, every pursuit carries uncertainty. But this case ended with a suspect safely detained and a community spared from further danger. It serves as another reminder that attempting to outrun the law often leads to consequences far more serious than facing the situation in the first place. >> I don't got no weapon. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> WATCH HIM. Watch it. Watch it. On January 9th, 2026, at approximately 10:29 a.m. in Lee County, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol troopers were alerted to an active pursuit involving a stolen black Hyundai Kona traveling northbound on Interstate 75. A trooper positioned near mile marker 133 soon spotted the vehicle approaching at a high rate of speed as emergency lights and sirens were activated. The driver immediately accelerated, reaching speeds well over 100 mph while weaving through traffic. Heat. Heat. Despite repeated orders to pull over, the driver continued fleeing, even using the shoulder to pass other vehicles. As traffic became heavier and the danger to the public increased, multiple patrol units coordinated efforts to safely bring the pursuit to an end. The tension peaked when the suspect vehicle collided with a patrol car while attempting to escape another intervention attempt. Right hand lane slower to speed traveling for camera view. on camera view. They got the vehicle at the 149 mile marker 149 right hand lane slower speed traveling for camera view. The vehicle was eventually pinned and the driver identified as Michael Lawrence Sink was taken into custody without further incident. Four vehicles sustained damage during the pursuit, including several patrol units and the stolen Hyundai. Authorities later filed multiple charges related to fleeing law enforcement and reckless driving. Looking back, this case highlights how one decision to run can place countless lives at risk and leave a trail of consequences that extend far beyond a single moment on the road. >> I'd like my fourth, fifth, and eighth amendment rights. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take that as a no. Okay. before I give you my first amendment right. On February 6th, 2024 in Sebring, Florida, USA, a deputy on routine patrol spotted a vehicle near Spider Road and Cow Ranch Road. The moment the deputy turned around to investigate, the driver accelerated away at an alarming speed. Emergency lights and sirens were activated, but the driver continued fleeing along Sparta Road before reaching State Road 66. During the pursuit, the vehicle exceeded 130 mph, repeatedly passed other vehicles in dangerous conditions, and came close to causing several serious collisions. He's >> barely able to control it. Vehicles almost a >> [clears throat] >> I need another unit up there with me. As the chase crossed into Hardy County, the suspect lost control during a sharp turn, but quickly continued fleeing. The situation reached its peak when the driver intentionally rammed a marked patrol vehicle, damaging the cruiser and injuring a deputy. Even then, the suspect continued attempting to escape, forcing officers to take decisive action to stop the vehicle before anyone else was harmed. Bravo 323 traffic. We got to stop. >> The vehicle was eventually disabled and the driver identified as Jaquan Salvales Hall was taken into custody. Investigators later determined he had fled from a marked patrol unit, driven recklessly at extreme speeds, struck a law enforcement vehicle, and operated the vehicle without a valid license. The incident serves as a powerful reminder that one reckless decision behind the wheel can rapidly escalate into a situation that endangers officers, motorists, and the driver alike. free right now. >> Okay. Y'all okay? You okay? >> I got on June 3rd, 2026 at approximately 2:39 p.m. in Conway, Arkansas, USA. Trooper Tyler Riyles observed a gray SUV traveling recklessly on US Highway 65 weaving through traffic and reaching speeds far above the posted limit. Highway 65 Pickles Gap Arkansas 543 Union Nora Union 54.3 UNU on the gray Pennsylvania >> 242. >> After recording the vehicle traveling at 86 mph in a 55 mph zone, the trooper turned around and activated his emergency lights and siren. Although the driver, later identified as Leah the 50th, Taylor appeared to notice the patrol vehicle, she continued driving and ignored repeated instructions to pull over. >> HEY, PULL OVER. She's still failing to yield. I have to look beside her, yield on her failing to yield. Tim 244 67. >> As the pursuit entered Conway, the danger increased. Taylor drove through a red light, changed lanes unpredictably, crossed a concrete median, and briefly entered oncoming traffic while continuing to evade law enforcement. With nearby motorists at risk and only seconds to react, troopers were forced to end the pursuit before the situation became even more dangerous. >> TBI, y'all are on the >> pursuit ended after a successful tactical intervention and Taylor was taken into custody without further incident. Investigators later determined that the vehicle had been taken without the owner's permission. She was subsequently charged with multiple offenses, including fleeing, reckless driving, and unauthorized use of a vehicle. Looking back, the case is a reminder that refusing to stop for law enforcement can quickly escalate a routine traffic violation into a series of decisions with lasting consequences. On March 14th, 2024, at approximately 4:03 p.m. in Indian River County, Florida, USA, Deputy A Brady attempted to stop a silver Mercedes-Benz SUV after discovering that the license plate displayed on the vehicle did not match its registration records. It's >> north on 49th A. First ran a stop light stop sign for a second. >> As soon as emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver later identified as Nafert TDT dudes accelerated away from the patrol vehicle. She proceeded through several residential streets, ignored multiple stop signs, and narrowly avoided collisions while continuing to flee. The situation became increasingly dangerous when the SUV began traveling in the opposite direction of traffic and crossed multiple lanes while attempting to evade officers. ers concerned for the safety of nearby drivers and pedestrians, deputies were forced to take action to bring the pursuit to an end before someone was seriously harmed. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> The pursuit ended after the vehicle left the roadway and became stuck in a ditch, allowing deputies to safely take the driver into custody. Investigators later discovered the driver had multiple license suspensions, an extensive history of similar violations, and was classified as a habitual traffic offender. The case serves as another reminder that repeated disregard for traffic laws can eventually escalate into situations that put entire communities at risk. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] On April 11th, 2020, at 5:13 p.m. in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, officers responded to a dispute involving stolen medication at a residence on Golf Air Boulevard. >> What the [ __ ] When officer EA Ming arrived and contacted 29-year-old Leah Marie Baker, the situation unexpectedly escalated. Officers repeatedly instructed her to drop the knife and cooperate. >> HQ number 157, I've just BEEN [ __ ] STABBED. >> DROP THE [ __ ] KNIFE. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. >> Put that [ __ ] knife down right now. >> Additional officers and supervisors quickly arrived to assist. Despite repeated commands, the woman continued moving toward officers, forcing them to take immediate action to protect everyone at the scene. 15 in the area. >> The woman was eventually brought under control and emergency medical personnel immediately provided treatment. The incident was later reviewed through official investigative procedures. >> 742. The suspect is in custody. Handcuffed. Rescues 1097. >> The address we're at is 1342. There's still three people in the house. On May 4th, 2024, at approximately 8:20 p.m. in Moses Lake, Washington, USA, officers responded to a domestic disturbance at a Motel 6 after reports that a woman was being threatened during an argument inside a room. Police Department Come out with your hands empty, please. >> What? >> Come out with your hands hands empty, please. >> Body cam footage shows Sergeant Adam Monroe and Officer Todd Taylor arriving at the scene as officers attempted to communicate and peacefully resolve the situation. The suspect, 37-year-old Zachary Allen Stockton, remained barricaded inside the room. >> Just so Just so I'm safe. >> No. >> Okay. Okay, Todd, find out if he's got a gun. >> Oh, I have both of the guns. >> Do you have a gun in your hand? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Okay. Put the gun down, please. Back up. Back up. Put the gun down. >> Back. Back. >> Back up. >> Get hurt, Todd. >> Moments later, the situation changed dramatically. The suspect suddenly exited the room carrying firearms, forcing officers to react instantly. Amid the chaos, officers focused on protecting the victim, nearby civilians, and one another while bringing the incident under control. Okay, please come out. >> You good? The suspect was ultimately taken into custody and transported for medical treatment before being booked into jail. Court records later showed he faced multiple serious charges. Sergeant Monroe was injured during the incident, but successfully underwent treatment and began [music] recovery. The case serves as a reminder of how quickly domestic disputes can escalate and how critical [music] calm decision-making becomes in moments of crisis. >> Todd, you good? Todd, you good? On April 18th, 2025, just after midnight in Morgan Hill, California, USA, police officers responded to reports of a disturbance inside a Safeway store on East Dun Avenue involving a man carrying a large knife and behaving erratically. >> There's a guy with a knife just walking around and he has a bottle in the other hand. >> Was that the same guy from a while ago? Uh, I'm not sure. >> Yeah, he's just walking around in the store. >> He hasn't done anything. Just walking around with a knife. >> When officers arrived, they repeatedly asked 40-year-old Shawn Hillman to drop the knife and leave the area peacefully. Instead, he moved through the store carrying both a knife and a wine bottle. While employees and customers were evacuated for safety, officers continued using deescalation techniques in an effort to calm the situation. >> You want to drop the knife for me? Want to drop it? >> So far, refusing commands. Drop the knife. As officers searched the aisles, they discovered an injured victim who reported being attacked earlier. >> Hey, did which way did he go? >> Hey, buddy. Drop it. >> Drop it, buddy. >> Hey, stop. Come on. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> No, you're not in trouble, man. >> You're not in trouble. They just don't want you back. >> You're not in trouble. Come on. >> Put the knife down. >> What? What are you doing, bro? >> You need to You need to obey our commands. >> What are you doing? Did he Hey, what happened? What happened? >> Did he hit you? >> Did it hit you? >> Yeah. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Drop it. >> Drop the knife. >> Moments later, Hillman began advancing toward officers and throwing multiple objects. Despite continued verbal commands, the confrontation intensified, leaving officers with only seconds to react as the threat moved closer. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. >> What are you doing? >> Don't do it. Stop. You're going to get down. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Just stop. >> Hey, stop. Okay. >> Get on your stomach right now. >> The suspect was eventually brought under control by a team of officers. Emergency aid was immediately provided before he was transported to a local hospital. The injured victim was also taken for treatment and no officers were harmed. Looking back, the incident highlights how quickly an ordinary night shift can transform into a high-risisk situation and how patience, training, and teamwork often make the difference. >> Come on. >> Come around here. I got one AT GUNPOINT. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN. >> HEY, shots fired. >> On September 3rd, 2025 in Bay County, Florida, USA, dispatchers received multiple 911 calls reporting an armed man walking along Weber Road near Highway 231 and behaving erratically, causing concern among nearby residents. >> Mr. Smith, >> how you know my name? I didn't give you my name. >> I know you. >> YOU REACH FOR YOUR GUN. >> IT DON'T WORK, MR. MR. SMITH, >> I'm not reaching for mine. >> I know you're not yours, >> Mr. Smith. >> Reach with your gun. >> Grab that by the strap and put it down, please. >> Camera on. I see nobody. >> Deputies quickly located 45-year-old Justin Chandler Smith, who was carrying a handgun and a magazine-fed shotgun as officers attempted to speak with him and deescalate the situation. Smith became increasingly confrontational and refused to follow instructions. >> Hi. >> Nope. It is hot. >> This is Carolina. >> Okay. Can I take that off of you? >> Huh? >> Can I take that by the strap and get off of it? >> You were worried about it. >> You got a gun. You had two of them. >> I know. And you got two of them. >> Why you mine? So why you want this one? >> Mr. Smith. >> What started as an attempt at communication suddenly turned into a rapidly unfolding crisis. Officers repeatedly instructed Smith not to reach for his weapon. But within moments, a dangerous confrontation developed, forcing deputies to make split-second decisions to protect themselves and the SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. HEY, SHOTS FIRED. Drop the gun. >> I need code three now. I got shots fired. >> B, the shots fired. One subject down. Once the scene was secured, deputies immediately began providing emergency aid while additional units and paramedics responded. Investigators later determined that multiple rounds struck the patrol vehicle during the incident. Fortunately, no deputies or uninvolved members of the public were harmed. The case serves as a reminder of how quickly routine contacts can escalate when weapons are involved and how critical calm judgment becomes in high-risisk encounters. before he's in fire. >> From high-speed pursuits to moments where decisions go too far. These real stories remind us that every action carries consequences. Some choices lead to accountability, others to reflection, but all leave an impact. 911 police chase isn't just about adrenaline. It's about awareness, responsibility, and understanding the reality behind the flashing lights. If these stories made you think, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to support the channel. Stay safe, respect the law, and we'll see you in the next video.