Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to code three police chase. On August 26th, 2025 at 3:58 p.m. in Miami, Florida, USA, emergency lines lit up as a caller reported a man acting unpredictably near Northwest 72nd Avenue. The man, later identified as 50-year-old Javier Alrisjara, appeared distressed and was holding a dangerous object. >> Okay. Yes, an apartment. I don't know. The department is My god, this thing is shooting three times. It's shooting three times. Four times, please. >> Is anyone shot there? >> Yeah, I heard that. I heard that. I don't see. >> Before officers could arrive, a neighbor's phone camera captured Jara crashing through a window in a moment of chaos. He then went back inside the apartment where a woman was hurt during the commotion. What are you going Huh? [music] >> I don't know. >> Deputies quickly followed witness directions to Jara's fourth floor apartment. At the door, they found him still holding the object and [music] refusing to follow instructions. Tension filled the air as officers tried to calm the situation. >> Yo, let me see your ass. Let me see your ass. THAT PULL YOUR HEAD UP. YO, let me see your hands. Let me do that. Let me do your hands. All right. Pull your hand up. When the scene was finally secured, Jara was found unresponsive. The injured woman was treated and taken to the hospital in stable condition. Her father later shared that Jara had once aimed the object toward him, [music] but it failed to function. A silent twist of fate that may have saved a life. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. traffic on October 31st, 2025 in the early morning hours in Thirstston County, Washington, USA. Deputies were called to a shop near Old Highway 99 after a neighbor reported a break-in. The suspect was seen trying to force a tractor up through the doors. Have you heard? >> He's heading out towards Old 99. We're in pursuit. >> Officers arrived to find the gate damaged and a white pickup fleeing the scene. A short pursuit followed. The vehicle was stopped using a grappler, but the suspect ran on foot and opened fire when tracked by K9 units. Couple 13 case 183. Do not chase them. Let the dog get him. >> Oh, I want you to block off traffic so we don't get a t-bone collision if he comes through here. >> Good grapple. Good grapple. >> 18731. Nut. 87. >> Stop traffic. He's foot mailing southbound nutmeg. >> Sweat and [music] the sheriff negotiated for nearly 30 minutes while the man made alarming threats. When asked to surrender, he [music] replied, "The only way I'm dropping this is after I pull the trigger. Fortunately, no lives were lost. He eventually gave up peacefully. >> Okay. To the right. Quick to the right. Okay. What does he look like? All camo. Careful. And a car. I have them staged [music] for you. They're waiting down the street already. I already got you. Yep. I got you, dude. I know you need some help, so I got them waiting for you. Okay. But I They can only come over here once you've come over to me. The man, a repeat offender with a long history, caused major property damage, and now faces serious charges. This case reminds us how quickly a bad choice can escalate and how critical calm negotiation can be. >> Yep. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> On August 20th, 2025, at around 5:30 p.m. in Fresno, California, USA, a police officer heard gunfire near a restaurant parking lot while on an unrelated call. Just moments later, he saw an 18-year-old George Ruiz running away and attempting to take over a stranger's vehicle. Ruiz failed to get into the car and kept running. Officers broadcast his location and backup arrived quickly. As Ruiz ran through a shopping center, one officer noticed him reaching toward his waistband, a movement that raised immediate concern. One officer seeing the threat used his patrol car to block Ruiz's cut. The impact caused Ruiz to drop what appeared to be a firearm. Officers quickly moved in and took him into custody without further resistance. >> Get on the ground. He's reaching. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You >> Luis admitted to the earlier incident and was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. He now faces several charges. Thankfully, no one, officers or civilians, was seriously harmed. One reckless moment nearly changed everything. >> I got it. 4 Xray 2 cover. >> On October 23rd, 2025 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, an officer on patrol clocked a Dodge Charger speeding at 92 mph, more than double the posted limit of 45. The vehicle showed no sign of slowing down. The driver ignored lights and sirens, weaving through traffic and even crossing the double yellow line. The pursuit led officers into an apartment complex where the vehicle kept accelerating despite the narrow lanes. Heat. Heat. [screaming] The car finally came to a stop near a building. The driver, later identified as Aaron Washington, jumped out and ran. Officers gave chase and quickly detained him without further incident. Washington was arrested and charged with multiple violations, including fleeing and reckless driving. His license was suspended and the car had no insurance. A few reckless choices led to serious consequences, not just for him, but for everyone on the road that day. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. On October 26th, 2025, at 7:34 p.m. on Interstate 40 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper noticed a car lingering too long in the passing lane, an early sign that something might be off. The driver ignored standard traffic flow, frustrating others on the road. I >> think it might be Illinois Boyd. Nora 73225 BN 73225. >> Correction is going to be Connecticut 733. 37. >> When the officer signaled for a stop, the driver initially pulled over but suddenly took off, speeding past other vehicles and crashing through highway signs. Debris flew across the roadway, hitting nearby cars. color BT cruiser 19. I'm at the 235. Let's go. 1047 [music] [music] just got wiped out. The chase ended when the driver lost control [music] at an exit ramp. Officers moved in carefully. After multiple verbal commands, the man slowly stepped out, got on his knees, and was taken into custody. Hands. Show me your hands. DRIVER, SHOW [screaming] ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR [screaming] HAND. OPEN YOUR DRIVER DOOR. >> The driver, Herbert K. Thompson, was driving on a suspended license. He now faces several charges, including fleeing and reckless driving. A moment's defiance on the road turned into a long list of legal consequences. >> Let's go. I know. Keep up. Hands. Show me your hands. >> GET ON YOUR KNEES. >> GET DOWN ON [screaming] YOUR KNEES. Tell the [ __ ] bro. Tell the [ __ ] bro. You see every time, bro. Every time I see something. Every time. On May 4th, 2023, at around 7:45 a.m. on Interstate 30 in Arkansas, USA, authorities were notified about a vehicle traveling dangerously. Its front tire was flat and it was running on the rim. Mr. >> Officers tried to stop the car, but the driver kept going at 40 mph despite the obvious [music] damage. Backup units caught up and traffic was slowed for safety as the vehicle continued down the highway. Oh, dang it. After several failed attempts, a trooper successfully executed a tactical stop. The car spun out and finally came to rest. The driver was taken into custody without resistance. The driver, Dylan Terry, showed signs of intoxication and later tested [music] positive for alcohol. He now faces several traffic related charges. What started as a routine warning turned into a sobering lesson. The road demands responsibility. Go. >> Hey, put your On July 17th, 2024 at 6:11 p.m. in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, a patrol officer spotted a suspicious truck matching the description of a vehicle linked to a serious case in another county. The truck was parked at a gas station unattended. Can you 1028 1029 for me? Hey, what's up, man? >> As the officer investigated, a man later identified as 37-year-old Brenton Pacwin approached with a dog. When asked about the vehicle, he claimed it was his, but seemed evasive. The officer asked him to sit down, but instead, Pacwin moved [music] toward the truck. A struggle broke out. Pacwin reached into the truck, pulled out a small weapon, [music] and advanced toward the officer. Reacting quickly to the threat, the officer discharged his duty weapon. Pacwin collapsed, and was immediately given first aid by officers on scene. >> See for me real quick, please. Sir, no. No, no, no. Sir, [music] I'm asking. Sir, stop. Hwin was taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition. Investigators later found multiple weapons, narcotics, and ammunition inside the truck. His history included multiple offenses, [music] and he was wanted in connection with other investigations. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. On April 11th, 2024, around 9:35 p.m. in San Marcos, Texas, USA, a quiet night took a sharp turn when a man began following two pedestrians leaving a local convenience [music] store. His behavior made them increasingly uncomfortable. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I thought we were cool, bro. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. All right. You >> going to shoot me? >> No. [music] >> Why you pulling? >> Just put your hands behind your back. All right. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> After several blocks, the two men confronted the stranger. At that moment, he revealed two large knives and threatened them. They immediately called police. Officers began searching for the suspect, who had since disappeared. An hour later, the man returned to the same store and went into the restaurant. Officer Vera, already breached on the earlier threat, waited outside. When the suspect exited, he refused to comply and ran attempt to subdue him with a taser fail. As the chase continued, the suspect, still holding the knives, ran toward a busy grocery store. Fearing further danger to the public, Officer Ventura made a difficult decision and used his service weapon. We're going to be in the parking lot of big ATV. On October 24th, 2025 at around 1:19 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, authorities were alerted that a green jeep had just been unlawfully taken from a hospital parking lot. A firearm was reportedly inside the vehicle at the time. 1063. >> The vehicle was tracked speeding down the highway at over 85 mph. When an officer tried to stop it, the driver shook her head, refusing to pull over. What followed was a high-speed chase that put many lives at risk. headquart. >> The officer performed [music] a tactical maneuver to stop the Jeep. The vehicle lost control, overturned, and came to rest off the road. The driver, identified as Paige Fled, was ejected and found unresponsive in the grass. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. Emergency crews arrived quickly and transported her to the hospital. The firearm was recovered from the vehicle. Flood, who had a suspended license, now faces multiple charges. A reckless moment left behind a trail of damage and a reminder of how fast things can spiral out of control. We have [music] 10 on the way. >> Yeah, it's a stolen vehicle. I appreciate it. Hey, can you hear me? Can you hear me? On October 23rd, 2025, at [music] 4:22 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a patrol officer noticed an older pickup speeding at nearly 90 mph in a 60 mph zone. The driver's erratic behavior quickly raised red flags. Let's do a 90 down Mississippi coming up to uh the vehicle [music] ignored signals to stop and began weaving dangerously through city streets. Officers activated [music] lights and sirens, but the driver continued attempting to shake them off with sudden turns and cur popping. I see your hands, dude. Show me your hands. >> A tactical maneuver was used to spin the vehicle around. Though it briefly stopped, the driver reversed and tried to flee again. After a second attempt to escape on foot, he was quickly caught, but still resisted arrest. Give me your hands. Put them up. Put them up. Put your hands up. Put them up. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Put them up. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The driver identified as Vernon Jones admitted to drinking earlier. The vehicle wasn't his, had no insurance, and he was driving with a suspended license. Jones now faces multiple charges. A few moments of defiance nearly turned into disaster. V E R N O N. Date of birth 1979 1212 79 122