Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to Police Chase. Today we're kicking off a brand new series when people messed with the wrong cop where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. GET ON THE GROUND. I WILL SHOW YOU. I WILL SHOW YOU. Get out OF HERE. HANDS UP. [screaming] >> HANDS UP. >> On Thursday, June 20th, 2024, at approximately 2:23 p.m. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, Milwaukee, police attempted a felony traffic stop involving a vehicle linked to two serious incidents reported earlier that day. >> DRIVER, SHUT THE VEHICLE OFF. DRIVER, SHUT THE VEHICLE OFF. DO IT NOW. >> TAKE IT OFF. TAKING IT OFF. ALL RIGHT, THEY'RE kicking off for us. Turn my light sirens on. >> 32 33. Let's see if they're going to be blocked by construction equipment here. The vehicle. >> GET OUT OF THE GROUND. GET OUT OF THE GROUND. GET OUT OF THE GROUND. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE GROUND. >> GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT OF THE GROUND. As officers ordered the occupants to exit, the driver suddenly reversed into a patrol car before moving back and forth again. With an officer behind the vehicle and construction workers nearby, the tension rose in an instant. >> STOP THE VEHICLE. STAY ON THE GROUND. STAY ON THE GROUND. STOP THE CAR. STOP THE CAR. Stay out of THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. HANDS UP. Hands up. Fearing an immediate threat, one officer discharged his firearm, bringing the pursuit to an end. Two occupants were injured, a firearm was recovered, and the vehicle was confirmed to have been reported stolen. >> Hands up. >> St. Get on the ground. Hands. Hands. >> Hands. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Let us work hard. EVERYBODY GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS WHERE WE CAN SEE. >> KEEP YOUR [screaming] HANDS UP. ALL SIX OCCUPANTS received medical care as investigators reviewed the incident. Several suspects later faced multiple criminal charges, reminding us that one reckless decision can change many lives in just a few seconds. Come out of the car or you are under arrest. >> On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024, in Alliance, Ohio, USA, a man arrived at the Alliance Police Station to report an alleged domestic violence incident. Before officers could finish assisting him, the woman involved pulled into the station parking lot and a tense encounter began. >> Let me touch her. >> Do not let him touch her. No. Stay away from me. >> What's your name? >> Stay away from me. >> Here's the deal. You can either come out of the car or I'm going to break out the window. >> I'm going to break out the window if you don't exit. Hey. >> Officers repeatedly asked the 31-year-old woman to step out of her vehicle, but she refused. As they attempted to safely remove her, she suddenly drove into two police cruisers. Her sister could be heard nearby, desperately calling for her to stop. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET AWAY. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get away from me. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> THE scene was quickly brought under control and the woman was taken into custody. Officers later stated they believed she was impaired, adding another layer to an already emotional situation. Sometimes a single moment of poor judgment can turn a difficult day into a life-changing one. >> GET AWAY. GET OUT OF [screaming] THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> GET OUT OF THE GROUND. GET on the ground. >> Race on your belly. Get on your belly. >> Get on your belly. >> GET ON YOUR BELLY. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. [screaming] >> GET ON YOUR BELLY. >> Get on your belly. >> She was later held at the Stark County Jail on a $100,000 bond and faced multiple charges, including [music] felonyious assault, resisting arrest, obstruction, unlawful restraint, and operating a vehicle while impaired. Body cam footage serves as a reminder that remaining calm and cooperating with officers can help prevent situations from [music] escalating. LET ME GO >> HERE. >> Let me go. Let me go. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> I'm not doing anything. On Sunday, June 30th, 2024, at approximately 7:25 a.m. in Zenia, Ohio, USA, officers responded to a 911 call reporting a man with a firearm near an apartment complex on Bellbrook Avenue. According to the caller, the man had pointed the weapon in their direction before police arrived. >> Pistol what? Up in the air. >> I don't It was looked like he was pointing it straight out and then I opened my door and I was like, "What the hell are you doing?" And he turned around and he pointed at me. Oh my gosh. >> As officers arrived, 23-year-old Kyle Barry appeared from around the building with a firearm in his hand. Officers repeatedly ordered him to drop the weapon while nearby residents hurried to find safety. The atmosphere grew tense with every passing second. Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> When the commands were not followed and the weapon was again directed toward officers, they responded to stop the immediate threat. Barry was injured and a Kimber semi-automatic pistol was recovered at the scene. In critical moments like this, every decision carries enormous weight. >> [ __ ] right now. >> We're right here. Right. >> Here. >> Don't move. DO NOT MOVE. [screaming] >> DO NOT MOVE. >> I got this. You >> guys good? >> Yeah, we're good. >> I don't know. >> Barry was treated at a hospital before being transferred to the Green County Jail. He was later charged with two counts of felonious assault with additional charges possible as the investigation continues. This body cam footage is a powerful reminder that choosing cooperation over confrontation can change the outcome for everyone involved. >> Don't move. >> Just I I won't even complain. >> GET ON THE GROUND. I [screaming] WILL SHOOT YOU. I WILL SHOOT YOU. On Monday, March 18th, 2024, at approximately 3:50 p.m. in Decar, Illinois, USA, Decar police stopped three individuals near 600 W Grand. One of them, 38-year-old Rocky Dupin, matched the description of a suspect from a retail incident reported earlier that day. >> SHOW ME YOUR HEAD. SHOW ME YOUR HEAD [screaming] NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Investigators had identified Dupin through surveillance footage as he was still wearing the same clothing seen earlier. During the encounter, officers gave repeated commands, but instead of complying, Dupin reached into his coat and pulled out what appeared to be a revolver. >> GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] I WILL SHOOT YOU. I WILL SHOOT YOU. >> Shot fired. Shots fired. >> All available. STOP MOVING. [screaming] >> Believing there was an immediate threat, officers responded within seconds. The situation was brought under control, and it was later determined that the weapon was a BB gun designed to closely resemble a.357 revolver, complete with realistic details. In high-pressure moments, appearances can leave little time for certainty. >> STOP MOVING. [screaming] DO NOT MOVE. >> Stay right there. All right. >> Yep. We're going to wait until morning. >> He's on the ground. >> No officers hurt. Suspect is down. >> Dupin was taken to a local hospital while the two people with him fled the scene. The investigation remains under review under standard procedures. This incident is another reminder that objects resembling real firearms can quickly escalate an already tense encounter, leading to consequences that affect everyone involved. >> Grab the gun. On November 22nd, 2025 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, deputies from the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office responded after a 19-year-old woman was escorted out of an LSU football game for inappropriate behavior. A short time later, she returned to the venue, leading officers to make contact once again. >> Didn't have much information other than a recipe. Daddy [laughter] Why is she doing you, Jessica? >> She was flashing people. They kicked her out and then she came back. Right. >> All right. So, >> if we get her to gate 28 body cam footage shows officers calmly working to verify her identity. She explained that she was from Miami, originally from Ohio, and did not have a Louisiana driver's license or her passport, which she said had been left at her hotel. Throughout the encounter, officers remain patient while trying to resolve the situation. >> Just just close your mouth, bud. >> Do you have LA wallet? >> You're going to get you're going to get bookke resistant. You're going to go to jail, >> man. Just tell them what they want. >> You know, I seriously don't have it. What's your name? >> The woman also shared that she had epilepsy, prompting officers to take extra care as they coordinated her next steps. What began as a stadium policy issue gradually turned into a conversation focused on safety and ensuring everyone remained calm. >> Hey, what you want on her? Hey. >> Hello. >> I don't know where she >> Hey, >> what you uh what you want from her? >> All right. >> Social this one here. >> After confirming her information and seat location, officers completed the encounter without further escalation. Sometimes a respectful conversation and a little patience can resolve a tense situation far more effectively than confrontation. Reminding us that cooperation often leads to the best outcome. If I tell her this mother think I'm so weird. >> On July 16th, 2026, at approximately 5:00 p.m. on Interstate 30, USA, multiple law enforcement units pursued a black Dodge Ram pickup after reports of dangerous driving. As the chase continued, the truck reached speeds of more than 110 mph, putting countless motorists at risk. Clear. He took the 91. Throughout the pursuit, officers coordinated by radio and searched for a safe opportunity to end the chase. Instead of slowing down, the driver continued driving recklessly and eventually entered the roadway in the wrong direction, turning an already dangerous situation into a critical one. He's getting the wrong way. Just like that. >> Moments later, the pickup collided head-on with a semi-truck, bringing the pursuit to an abrupt end. Officers rushed toward the damaged vehicle, giving clear commands and securing the scene while checking everyone involved. In just a few seconds, one reckless choice had changed everything. Me you ass out now. After the crash, officers completed the arrest and continued checking for injuries and any additional victims. The incident serves as a powerful reminder that fleeing from law enforcement rarely improves the outcome, while every responsible decision behind the wheel helps protect countless lives. [screaming] On July 13th, 2026, at approximately 12:14 p.m. in Sharp County, Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police responded to reports of a white Chevrolet driving erratically on US Highway 63. Witnesses said the vehicle was weaving across lanes, passing on double yellow lines, and forcing other drivers to take evasive action. As officers moved into position, another agency had already attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver refused to pull over. The pursuit continued through several communities as the vehicle swerved across the roadway, raising concerns for everyone nearby. >> I can't see the driver. The windows tinted. >> I'm going to try the TV out before they get out of town. We're going 50 around Jackson C. Yeah. >> Seeing traffic begin to clear, a state trooper performed a tactical vehicle intervention to safely end the pursuit before it reached a busier area. The vehicle came to a stop on the roadside and the driver identified as Shona R. Lain was taken into custody without further incident. >> Go ahead, get one rolling just in case. >> I'll be right back. I'LL BE RIGHT BACK. >> HEY, GET OVER HERE. >> PLEASE. PLEASE. >> You put her in your truck, >> please. Hold up. Hold up. Please, please, please, please. >> Come from Alabama. We tasted. >> During the vehicle search, officers reported finding an open bottle of alcohol, and drugrelated paraphernalia. After a medical evaluation, Land was taken to the detention facility and later faced multiple charges, including fleeing, impaired driving, reckless driving, and other related offenses. The incident is a reminder that one unsafe decision behind the wheel can place an entire community at risk. >> I'm kind of shaky, too, man. I thought you was [ __ ] >> I know. It's funny, huh? >> No, it's hard. But why you making me do it? On July 15th, 2026, at approximately 12:15 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a Maroon Ford Fusion after receiving reports that the driver was suspected of impaired driving and failing to comply with previous court requirements. Instead of pulling over, the driver continued through several city streets. 22 We're still rolling. Going south on Scott Hamilton passing away. The pursuit remained at relatively low speeds as officers carefully followed the vehicle, waiting for a safe place to end the situation. Eventually, the driver entered the Oxor Arms Apartments where officers surrounded the vehicle and gave repeated commands for everyone inside to keep their hands visible and exit safely. >> Going to go south on Demise [music] Road. >> South on Demise Road. >> There's no traffic. We're only going 20 mph. No traffic. >> Coming back out on the baseline. >> Coming back on the baseline. >> And now we're going west on the Oxer Road. >> Going into the Oxor Arms Apartments. We're stopping. Oh, no. We're not. Department for the manual complex. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get your [ __ ] hands up. Put it in park. Put it in park. >> Although the driver hesitated and resisted instructions, officers remained focused on resolving the encounter without further escalation. The woman was eventually taken into custody while expressing concern about an injured ankle and asking about her family. Even in stressful moments, clear communication made all the difference. >> Freaking stupid. >> All right, I'm going to get the passenger out first. Passenger, get out with your hands up. >> Passenger, get out with your hands up. Get out then. Put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Walk back toward me. Jesus. Walk back toward me. Come toward me. Keep your hands up. Keep them up. Shut up. Come back here. >> Why are you guys soggressive? >> I was trying to stop. >> That's not even true. You were trying to turn around just now. >> Oh, I'm trying to >> stupid. Now you're going to jail. >> And my seat belt. >> Okay. >> I don't got nothing. I don't know. >> How did you have your seat belt before? You didn't have the shoulder strap on. >> Get out the >> Yeah. Climb out the window. Get onto the hood of my car. >> Oh [ __ ] >> I know. It's funny, huh? >> No, it's hard. But why you making me do it? >> Oh, shoot. I mean, it work. >> According to investigators, the driver later faced multiple charges, including fleeing, resisting arrest, impaired [music] driving, and several traffic related offenses. Body cam footage like this reminds us that choosing to stop and cooperate from the very beginning is often the safest decision for everyone on the road. >> My mama, Y'ALL DO THIS TO ME FOR NOTHING. I DON'T EVEN STAY OUT HERE. >> Then you shouldn't have pulled in. >> I was trying to pull over my ankle. Bleo. >> How old are you? >> As an age, how old are you? On March 12th, 2026 in Orlando, Florida, USA, body camera footage captured an encounter between Orlando police officers and a group of young adults gathered in a public parking lot. Officers approached after noticing what appeared to be alcohol being consumed in an area where city ordinances prohibited it. What began as a routine conversation soon took an unexpected turn. >> How old are you? >> As an age, how old are you? >> Why are you so aggressive yelling at me? >> I literally just asked you three times. How's my ID? >> How old are you? >> Where's your ID? >> As officers asked basic questions about age and identification, an 18-year-old woman repeatedly responded with, "Huh?" The repeated misunderstandings gradually increased the tension. Officers explained that they needed clear answers to complete their investigation. While the young woman later said she was feeling overwhelmed and believed she might be experiencing a panic attack. In stressful situations, emotions can sometimes make even simple conversations much more difficult. >> What? >> Yeah. What, bro? >> What, bro? >> We literally >> I said what? >> How about you learn to listen when we ask you things? >> Four times. And you keep saying, "Huh?" >> So now, now you get to now you get to go to jail. >> Hey, 25 ft. >> 25 ft back, dude. After the woman eventually presented her identification and confirmed that she was 18 years old, officers explained that consuming alcohol in a public parking lot was an offense under Orlando city ordinance. They also stated that the interaction had become more confrontational because they believed she was not cooperating with lawful questions. The discussion ended with officers informing the group that enforcement action would be taken. >> You want my ID? >> Thank you. >> All that would have taken the first time. >> I said, "Huh?" Cuz I didn't hear you. He was pretty clear about it. >> But you put I'm sorry. >> No, I'm so sorry. >> Like >> he did four times. >> But she said she >> I do. >> She does. >> And I'm not driving. Literally just >> We asked you how old you were twice. >> I didn't hear you. I said, "Huh?" >> Well, I was just asking how your spring break is going. Is this a camera? >> You know what? Hell yeah. I don't know. >> Um >> I just talk a lot when I'm like I'm really anxious. >> We find your age, right? Which we would have found out anyway. >> Yeah. 18, >> right? 18. >> Oh, >> he has providing you without call cuz you can't buy it or whatever store provided to you if you bought it is going to have an issue. >> Yeah. >> Hey, cars are here. >> The group was later processed according to standard procedures and transported [music] from the scene. Throughout the encounter, officers repeatedly reminded everyone to comply with lawful instructions and to remain at a safe distance while they handled the situation. The incident highlights an important lesson. Staying calm, communicating clearly, and cooperating during lawful interactions can often help prevent a routine encounter from becoming far more stressful than it needs to be. >> Am I supposed to be on the other side? >> Yeah. Stand on that side. She's going to stand on this side. >> Turn your wrist here. Guys, you're not going to have a seizure. >> I'm going to have a seizure. >> Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> All right. Thank you. >> Your baby. On August 20th, 2023, at approximately 11:42 p.m. in Lraange, Georgia, USA, a police officer spotted a silver Ford Mustang speeding through a residential area shortly after deputies had lost sight of a vehicle involved in an earlier pursuit. What first appeared to be a routine traffic stop quickly became a dangerous chase through city streets. Silver Mustang. Nile Street silver Mustang. [screaming] >> After activating the patrol car's emergency lights, the officer attempted to stop the Mustang. Instead, the driver accelerated away, ignored multiple stop signs, and reached speeds of more than 65 mph in a 30 mph zone. Every intersection increased the danger, not only for the officers, but also for nearby residents and other drivers who had no idea what was unfolding around them. Hit going back. Hit it again. Hit it again. Again. To prevent the pursuit from becoming even more dangerous, the officer carried out a pit maneuver. Despite losing control twice, the Mustang continued moving and showed no sign of stopping. Fearing the driver might enter another residential area. The officer made a final tactical intervention that successfully disabled the vehicle. The driver later identified as Kofi Dowel, then ran from the car, but was quickly caught after a deputy deployed a taser. After being taken into custody, officers reported detecting the odor of alcohol and Dowell later stated that he had consumed a significant amount of beer. He agreed to a state administered blood test before being medically evaluated and transported to the Tro County Jail. The incident serves as a reminder that choosing to flee from law enforcement often turns a traffic stop into a far more serious situation, putting countless people at unnecessary risk. On May 13th, 2025, while patrolling Interstate 430 near mile marker 4 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a state trooper noticed a black Acura making an improper lane change and following another vehicle too closely. What appeared to be a routine traffic stop quickly turned into a high-speed pursuit. There we go. The trooper activated the patrol car's emergency lights and sirens, but the driver refused to stop. Instead, the Acura accelerated to speeds of nearly 86 mph as it moved on to Interstate 30. The pursuit lasted only about half a mile, yet every second increased the risk to nearby motorists. Sometimes a single decision to keep driving can make a situation far more serious than it ever needed to be. To prevent the pursuit from continuing, the trooper carried out a tactical vehicle intervention, bringing the Acura safely to a stop. During a search of the vehicle, officers located a Glock handgun, additional magazines, and a backpack containing several bags of suspected marijuana along with a digital scale and empty plastic bags commonly associated with distribution. The driver was taken into custody without further incident. 407 is going to be out with him. >> Investigators later filed multiple charges including fleeing possession of a controlled substance possession with intent to deliver unlawful firearm possession driving on a suspended license, driving without insurance, improper lane change, and following too closely. While being processed at the jail, the driver reportedly admitted that he had no intention of stopping because he was just going home. The case serves as another reminder that ignoring a lawful traffic stop can quickly lead to far more serious legal consequences than the original violation. On February 1st, 2025, at approximately 9:16 p.m. near the intersection of North Stateline Avenue in West 13th Street in Texana, Texas, USA, an Arkansas State Trooper left a routine traffic stop after learning that Ashdown police officers were pursuing a red Chevrolet Silverado traveling south on US Highway 71. Within minutes, the trooper joined what would become a multi- agency pursuit. As the pursuit crossed into Texas, the suspect entered Interstate 30 before continuing onto Interstate 369, reaching speeds of nearly 100 mph. Supervisors repeatedly instructed the trooper to look for a safe opportunity to perform a tactical vehicle intervention while minimizing the risk to other drivers. Every mile increased the pressure as officers worked to balance public safety with the need to end the pursuit. At around 9:27 p.m. near the Westlon Drive overpass, the trooper found a safe opportunity to carry out the maneuver. The pickup lost control, entered the median, struck a cable barrier, and came to a stop. The driver immediately got out, and attempted to flee on foot across the interstate. Officers from Arkansas State Police, Texas DPS, Ashdown Police, and the Bowie County Sheriff's Office worked together, pursuing him across an embankment and through a drainage ditch before safely taking him into custody. The driver was later identified as John Clark, who was found to have a suspended Texas driver's license. Investigators also learned that the 2006 Chevrolet Silverado had been reported stolen shortly after the pursuit began. Clark was taken into custody to face multiple charges in both Texas and Arkansas, including evading law enforcement and property related offenses. The case is another reminder that a decision to flee can quickly transform a traffic stop into a complex incident involving multiple agencies, greater public risk, and far more serious legal consequences. Drop the knife, dude. I'm going to shoot you. >> On July 5th, 2026, shortly before 12:00 p.m. in Denver, Colorado, USA, officers responded once again to a residence near East 51st Avenue in Washington Street after receiving another 911 call about 26-year-old Wilson Gara Bravo. >> Hey, go back. Don't give me your car right there. Hey. Hey. Drop that knife. Drop that knife. >> Neighbors said Bravo had repeatedly returned to the property over several days, knocking on doors, looking through windows, and making the current residents feel increasingly uneasy. Officers had already warned him not to come back. Yet, the calls kept coming. Sometimes, ignoring a simple warning can set a much bigger chain of events into motion. >> Drop the knife, dude. I'm going to shoot you. Drop the knife. Drop it. >> When officers located Bravo, they noticed he was holding a large kitchen knife. [music] As they tried to speak with him, he walked away and suddenly ran, leading officers on a foot pursuit. Investigators said that after disappearing briefly behind a building, Bravo unexpectedly moved toward a pursuing officer while still holding the knife. Officers repeatedly shouted, "Drop the knife." and warned him to stop. But the tense confrontation continued until an officer discharged his firearm to stop the immediate threat. Yeah. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. >> Officers immediately secured the scene, recovered a 10-in kitchen knife, and provided first aid until paramedics arrived. Bravo was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, and was later accused of attempted homicide related to the confrontation. The officer involved was placed on administrative assignment while multiple agencies reviewed every detail of the incident. Cases like this are a reminder that a single choice made in seconds can leave lasting consequences for everyone involved. Dude, keep your hand on. >> Crossfire. CROSSFIRE. CROSSFIRE. ON April 30th, 2025 at around 4:30 p.m. in Mantea, California, USA, police officers were dispatched to an In-N-Out Burger on Yusede Avenue after reports of a disturbance in the drive-thru. Witnesses said a white van driven by 69year-old Charles McGonagal, too, had intentionally struck another vehicle and was attempting to force it out of the line. >> And he just left. [music] I can tell you the direction of which going in, too. >> He went, let's see, he just went around our store. He didn't leave. He didn't go towards [music] Canes or nothing. >> Uhhuh. >> Uh I I just seen a box appears, but I didn't see if he had any open. Um Oh, now he's swerving out. He just took our drive-thru sign. >> Okay. He just took off and he hit the drive-through sign. He's dragging it. >> Yeah, he's leaving with the drive-thru sign. Uh just give a sign in front of your Okay, perfect. You can let the handle for now. >> Moments after the first officer arrived, the situation became far more dangerous. According to investigators, the van suddenly accelerated toward the patrol vehicle, striking it before hitting it again. Faced with an immediate threat, the officer discharged his firearm and quickly called for emergency assistance. >> Sir, put your car. Put your carpet. Stop. Stop. Shot fire shot fire. >> Even so, he continued speaking calmly with McGonagal, encouraging him to cooperate and offering medical help because it was still unclear whether he had been injured. Sometimes the hardest part of police work is trying to calm a situation that is already spinning out of control. >> Is he reaching for anything? >> Charles. >> Okay. Have we >> You mind answering a couple questions for me? It's right here. >> Huh? >> No, don't back up. >> Hey, we need to pin the vehicle. Watch out. >> He's mobile. He's mobile. You need to pin him in. >> Okay, I'm going to >> For more than 20 minutes, officers and detectives continued their efforts to peacefully resolve the incident while nearby businesses were evacuated for safety. Just when it seemed the situation might improve, investigators said McGonagal accelerated once again, using the van to strike another patrol vehicle twice. With the danger continuing, several officers discharged their firearms to bring the incident to an end. Crossire cross. [applause] Once the scene was secure, officers immediately rendered medical aid before paramedics [music] transported McGonagal to a nearby trauma center. The incident remains a reminder that vehicles can become extremely dangerous when used recklessly. Investigators later reviewed the actions of everyone involved as part of the standard investigative process while the case continued through the legal system. >> Yeah, it's completely clear. God damn. >> What the? >> On June 14th, 2025, just after 2:30 a.m. in Monks Corner, South Carolina, USA, deputies with the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office were conducting a late night traffic stop near the intersection of South Live Oak Drive in Wildwood Lane after detaining a driver suspected of driving under the influence. What seemed like a routine stop was about to change in an instant. >> Give me a hand. Put me a handgun for what? >> No. Take my phone. >> Take me to town. It doesn't matter. There's no resistance. I didn't resist. You pulled me out my car just now. You just pulled me out my car. You were out of here. >> You just pulled me out my car. >> What do you mean? >> God damn. >> What the? >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> While the deputies were standing only a few steps away from their patrol vehicle, another driver approached the area. According to investigators, that driver was also believed to be impaired and failed to avoid the parked patrol vehicle, causing a sudden collision. In a split second, an already challenging situation became even more dangerous. It was a reminder that roadside stops remain one of the most unpredictable duties in law enforcement. >> Oh my god. >> Doors locked. Ma'am. >> Ma'am 143. You got one responding 95. >> She's not wearing a seat belt. Help me get her out. >> Okay. Come here. >> Is she? Yes, she is. Can you >> Back up? Back up. She got it. >> Yeah, we got it. Emergency responders quickly secured the scene and assisted everyone involved while the South Carolina Highway Patrol launched an investigation. Authorities later identified the driver as 32-year-old Lauren Michelle Skinner. As evidence was gathered, investigators filed multiple charges related to driving under the influence, driving while under suspension, and transporting an open container of alcohol inside the vehicle. >> Just lay down. >> Hey. >> Hey. What's your name? >> Lauren. Skinner. Skinner. >> One more time. Lauren Skinner. >> Okay. Do you know what year it is? >> Is there 2025 >> 2025? >> Okay. Do you know who the president is? >> Skinner was later released on bond totaling dollar4527.50 as the legal process moved forward. Although the incident lasted only moments, its impact served as a powerful reminder that one irresponsible decision behind the wheel can place officers, drivers, and innocent road users at serious risk. Respecting traffic laws is not only about avoiding penalties. It is about protecting every life on the road. >> Don't smile at me. Especially whenever you out here drinking and driving. You about took us out and killed every one of us. On May 23rd, 2025, at around 300 p.m. in Houston, Texas, USA, Houston police officers responded to reports of a trespasser at a business plaza. Security staff told officers that a 64 yearear-old man reportedly carrying a baseball bat had refused to leave the property and had earlier struck a security guard during the confrontation. Come here. party. Houston, stop. >> Officers soon located the man nearby and attempted to speak with him. Instead of cooperating, investigators said he repeatedly swung the baseball bat toward the officers and ignored clear verbal commands given in both English and Spanish, hoping to resolve the situation without further harm. Officers deployed their conducted energy devices several times, but the attempts had little effect. Sometimes, even repeated opportunities to deescalate are not enough when emotions take control. >> DROP THE BAT. DROP THE BAT. >> DON'T REACH IN YOUR POCKET. DON'T REACH IN YOUR POCKET. >> Take your time. Take your time. Take your time. Get in. >> Take your time. >> Drop the bat. >> Drop the bat. >> Drop the bat. >> Hold on. Get in. I got it. Get in. Hold on. >> Drop the bat, sir. Sir, drop the bat. Sir, drop the medic. Sir, drop the drop. >> DROP IT. WAIT. GET IT AWAY. DROP THE PACK. SIR, drop the sir. SIR, DROP IT. DROP IT. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> According to investigators, the man then picked up a large concrete rock while continuing to hold the bat and moved aggressively toward the officers. As they repeatedly ordered him to stop and drop the objects, the immediate danger continued to grow. Faced with what they believed was an imminent threat, one officer discharged his duty weapon to bring the confrontation under control. overd location word and hammer, please. My radio's not working. [screaming] >> Okay. Yeah, I'm okay. >> After the scene was secured, officers immediately requested medical personnel to respond. The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences later worked to confirm the man's identity, while the Houston Police Department opened a standard investigation to review every aspect of the incident. The case serves as another reminder that refusing lawful commands and escalating a confrontation can quickly lead to life-changing consequences for everyone involved. On April 4th, 2022, at around 2:53 p.m. in Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA, state police received reports about a white Dodge Ram connected to a violent robbery investigation. Minutes later, the suspect vehicle suddenly entered the state police headquarters parking lot with officers already close behind. Just stop. Troopers activated emergency lights, but the driver refused to stop and accelerated onto the highway. As officers attempted to move into position, the suspect suddenly swerved and slammed into a patrol unit, sending both vehicles out of control. In seconds, the chase turned into pure chaos. They're coming across bridge now. Speed 400. 25 seconds to 71. You missed him. Still speed. We're really trying to get out. We got to get it out. >> The suspect vehicle launched through fences and rolled across the roadside while a patrol car flipped upside down after becoming airborne from the impact. Officers rushed toward the wreckage, not knowing what they would find inside. Despite the violent crash, the suspect continued resisting arrest after climbing out of the damaged truck. >> Don't you move. >> Hey, y'all take care of him. I'm okay. I'm okay over here in my car. This is 825. I'm okay. You did hear that after >> we got my gun, boy. >> Investigators later confirmed the truck had been reported stolen and connected to an earlier robbery case. Several serious charges were filed and the suspect was eventually sentenced to decades behind bars. The incident also left a strong reminder of the risks officers face every time they respond to dangerous calls. On September 29th, 2023, along Interstate 30 in Arkansas, USA, dispatchers received multiple calls about a black motorcycle driving aggressively through traffic. Witnesses reported the rider was break-ing drivers, weaving between lanes, and acting completely unpredictable. When troopers located the motorcycle, the rider was already speeding through a construction zone at nearly 80 mph. As officers activated lights and sirens, the rider suddenly accelerated past 100 mph and began weaving between vehicles with almost [music] no room to spare. 212 going there. Come help me out. Heat. Heat. The pursuit crossed into Texas as officers repeatedly tried to contain the motorcycle. At one point, the rider even traveled the wrong way up an exit ramp before nearly losing control in the median. Realizing innocent drivers were at serious risk, troopers made the decision to end the chase during a low-speed turn. Moments later, the motorcycle lost balance and crashed into the grass beside the roadway. scared the [ __ ] out of me. I didn't do nothing. What did I do? >> Officers later identified the rider as David Ror and discovered a handgun in his waistband. During medical evaluation, investigators noticed he appeared confused and disconnected from reality. Authorities later confirmed he also had an active felony warrant connected to an earlier fleeing case. Yeah. Right there in that truck breaking out. >> Damn. I love that bike. >> Yeah. Should have pulled over. You'd been on your way with a ticket right now. >> On July 4th, 2024, at around 10:35 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, trooper Gabriel Monroe noticed a green Dodge Charger behaving strangely on Interstate 6:30. Every time the patrol car slowed down, the charger slowed down, too. Almost like the driver was trying not to be seen. After noticing the temporary tag had expired, the trooper activated emergency lights to initiate a stop. Instead of pulling over, the driver suddenly accelerated to speeds close to 135 mph, cutting through traffic and changing lanes without warning. Other drivers barely had time to react. I need 17 speed. God damn it. >> As the pursuit continued, another trooper attempting to follow the suspect collided with a gray SUV after the Charger swerved through traffic at high speed. The highway instantly turned chaotic as emergency crews rushed toward the crash scene while the suspect disappeared into the night. Several hours later, troopers located the same Charger and successfully stopped it using a tactical maneuver. During the investigation, officers discovered a modified handgun inside the vehicle, and the driver later admitted he had paid money online just to use the car for the weekend and have fun. Investigators said the reckless choices made that night placed many innocent families in danger. Here, buddy. Okay, come here, buddy. >> You have a seat for me, man? >> Yeah. Good. >> Yeah. My nose my nose just busted. >> I got you, buddy. What's your name? >> Brandon Kamargo. >> Hey, Brandon. On January 11th, 2025, at around 3:18 a.m. in Springdale, Arkansas, USA, state police were asked to assist local officers pursuing a Chrysler 300 connected to a shots fired investigation. In the middle of the night, the quiet highway quickly turned tense. Everybody coming up to the Johnson. Officers followed the suspect vehicle onto Interstate 49 as speeds rapidly climbed from around 60 to nearly 100 mph. Flashing emergency lights filled the dark highway while troopers worked to keep nearby drivers out of danger. I'm not there. speed. >> After the pursuit finally came to an end, officers searched the Chrysler and discovered an open container of alcohol along with an empty Glock handgun case inside the trunk. Investigators were then informed the same vehicle had reportedly been seen near the earlier shots fired call. If >> you run, a police dog's going to punch you. You understand me? >> Both hands out the door. Your hands up. Get out of the car. Stop reaching. >> Drop whatever's in your hand. Drop it. Keep your hands up. >> Authorities later took the suspect into custody while investigators continued gathering evidence connected to the incident. Cases like this remind officers how quickly routine patrols can turn into unpredictable and potentially dangerous situations. >> Step right. Step right. Keep stepping right. Stepping right. Okay. On September 25th, 2024, at around 8:0 p.m. in Springdale, Arkansas, USA, state police were asked to assist local officers chasing what was first believed to be a motorcycle. Moments later, dispatch clarified it was actually a small moped moving through the city at surprisingly slow speed. So for westbound they let him have an 80 number one cross. Even though the pursuit was moving at only around 10 to 20 mph, the [music] suspects still refused to stop for officers. The moped continued weaving through parking lots while troopers carefully follow behind, waiting for the safest moment to intervene. Um down weapon. He's looking around right here. that weapon. >> Officers eventually managed to stop the moped inside a parking lot, but the suspect immediately jumped off and tried to run away on foot. The escape attempt only lasted a short distance before troopers caught up and safely took him into custody. this. I'm dead. >> You're being fine. >> No, I'm leaving you with the car. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Investigators later discovered counterfeit currency connected to the suspect identified as Robert Vosper, who was already on probation from previous charges. Authorities said the incident was another example of how even low-speed pursuits can quickly escalate when suspects refuse to cooperate. 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.