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. Put it down now. Back up. Back up. >> On June 16th, 2026, at approximately 9:07 p.m., multiple 911 callers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, reported an armed man at a second floor apartment on North 64th Street and West Sheridan Avenue. The suspect, 20-year-old Deonte Ransom, had shown up to confront his ex-girlfriend, accompanied by 19-year-old Deamaran Williams Beal with a modified handgun hidden on his person. Court records show the night was the culmination of several days of escalating threats toward her. >> Oh no. >> Over there. >> I don't know. I just heard something. >> Was it in here? >> Yeah. You were at the front. >> Go in the front. >> Okay. Hurry it up now cuz there's more gunshots going on if you have no way. >> Officers responded believing they were heading into an active shooter situation. Hearing loud noises in the stairwell they believed were gunfire, two officers climbed the stairs and suddenly came face to face with Ransom, one hand still in his pocket. Both officers opened fire, striking him in the arm. Yeah, he's still at the top floor. >> Back on the door. >> He's back at the top. >> Come here. >> Ransom retreated upstairs, removed his jacket, and placed the weapon on the floor. About a minute and a half later, he walked back down with hands raised and surrendered. Both he and Williams Beal were taken into custody. >> 426. Shots fired. Officer involved shooting. Suspect ran back onto the second floor. He's a black male. Black hoodie, correction, blue hoodie, black mask, black jeans. >> Ransom faces up to 65 years on four felonies and two misdemeanors. Williams Beal faces up to 25 years on two felony charges. Their bonds were set at 85,000 and $5,000 respectively. Several days of threats, one stairwell and a jacket on the floor. That gap of a minute and a half was the only thing standing between a much worse outcome. >> 426 third floor. Show me your ass. [screaming] >> PUT IT DOWN NOW. [screaming] >> PUT IT DOWN. >> Deputies in Virginia, USA were dispatched to check on a man acting erratically at a residence. The man, 19-year-old Anthony Bumgardner, was known to the primary officer. As deputies approached, Bumgardner emerged from the house with a loaded gun pointed directly at them. Anthony, >> Anthony. Anthony Dane, is that a real gun? Seven. Act. Let me back up now. Got one at gunpoint. >> Anthony. >> Anthony. >> Put the gun back. >> Is that a cap gun? >> That's a cap gun. Seven ac. I'm gonna shoot him. >> IT IS REAL. SEVEN ACT. MY my [music] uh car was shot. Send me back up now. LOOK AT MY BACK WINDOW. LOOK AT MY BACK WINDOW. GET OVER THERE NOW. GET OVER THERE NOW. MARY JANE, GET OVER THERE NOW. Get over there now. >> Bumgardner fired multiple shots, hitting a deputy's patrol car in a nearby dwelling. Officers repeatedly ordered him to drop the weapon while keeping family members away from the line of fire. The primary officer, who knew Bumgardner personally and did not believe he would harm his family, held back from firing despite being shot at. Bumgardner eventually switched to a machete after running low on ammunition. >> Get over here. >> You're going to get shot. >> PUT IT DOWN [screaming] NOW. PUT IT DOWN. PUT IT DOWN NOW. Put it down. >> Put it down now. >> Put it down now. >> Anthony, Anthony, don't go to my car. >> Don't go in my car. Don't listen to that. >> Put it up. Anthony, >> put the machete. >> Put it down. You're already in trouble. >> No, I know. >> Yes, you are. >> Bob, come out of the house. >> He's right right on the inside of the door. He won't come out. >> Get the OUT OF THE HOUSE NOW. >> HE'S GOT SHOT THE BACK window out. Officers made entry and took Bumgardner into custody. No deputies or family members were fatally injured. His firearm was confirmed to be a real 22 caliber handgun. A deputy felt something strike his leg during the incident. Believed to be glass from his shattered windshield rather than a bullet. Bumgardner pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 28 years with all but eight suspended due for release [music] in 2032 at age 27. He was charged with two counts of attempted aggravated murder of a law enforcement officer, use of a firearm in a felony, shooting into an occupied dwelling, destruction of property, and related firearm offenses. The judge praised the primary officer's calm under fire. That same officer later said he handled it horribly. Both things can be true at the same time. >> What I did last time? >> What are you talking about? >> You know what you did last time. >> What? You know what you did? >> You thinking the wrong boat, dude. I got put them in your car. >> All right, come back. Shortly after 12:30 a.m., Seattle police officers in Seattle, Washington, USA, responded to a robbery near 4th Avenue in Wall Street. Two 35-year-old victims said they were walking home from a bar when two males approached, one armed, and demanded their belongings. Security footage helped officers identify a vehicle linked to the suspects. >> Put your hands out. Don't move. You understand me? Don't move. Put your hands by. >> Officers located the vehicle at a gas station on the 600 block of Elliot Avenue West. It sped away the moment they approached, leaving one suspect behind. After a brief foot pursuit, officers took him into custody. >> I'm trying to >> put your hand out. >> I'm trying. >> A firearm was recovered during the arrest. The victims identified him as the armed male from the robbery. Officers also recovered some of the stolen property and returned it to the victims on scene. The suspect was booked into King County Jail on investigation of robbery. The recovered firearm was held as evidence. The second suspect remained at large. One suspect caught, one still out there, and a gun left behind by the car that got away. >> Stand up. We're getting out of the street. >> Okay. Got him stopped in. On April 10th, 2020, at approximately 6:36 a.m. Law, a Forest Service law enforcement officer in Sebastian County, Arkansas, USA, began pursuing a black pickup running red lights and passing traffic on the shoulder of US Highway 71. County deputies joined in. By 6:38 a.m., Arkansas State Police Troop H was notified as the pursuit pushed south of Witcherville and turned back north. 8 13 14 I'm sorry Hey, I was trying to get up there to keep me from blocking you. >> A state trooper joined us primary near Young Ridge Road and made multiple attempts to execute a precision immobilization technique. The suspect blocked each attempt by veering between lanes and breaking hard at over 90 mph, recklessly passing vehicles on the shoulder at two separate intersections. Trooper Ellis took over as primary and continued the chase north. 920 taking you >> near the intersection of US Highway 71 and State Highway 255. The suspect cut through a parking lot and headed east on Zero Street, weaving through intersections and forcing oncoming drivers to swerve. Before the entrance to Ben Garin Park, Trooper Ellis executed a successful precision immobilization technique. I'm going to be breaking it off as soon as there's an opening. I don't know how to get him stopped. >> Okay, he's got him stopped and it's going ahead and start EMS. Fortunately crashed out here right in front of Ben Garren. >> Emergency services were requested immediately following the collision. The pursuit spanned multiple agencies and two counties before ending outside a public park. A driver who ran red lights at dawn forced a crosscount chase that ended beside a park entrance just after sunrise. >> He's hung out right now. >> Big gun on him. Go ahead and call our full command. Two crash cars roll over MGA in front of O'Neal Healthcare. >> On February 18th, 2024, at approximately 5:36 p.m., North Olmstead police officer Ricky Jurgens in North Olmstead, Ohio, USA, spotted a 2003 PT Cruiser with no visible license plate and only one working brake light turning into Great Northern Mall. He activated lights and sirens. The vehicle slowed but kept moving, eventually turning onto Brook Park Road and fleeing. 10 6 3660 Black P2. Crash Boulevard in front of a real healthcare. >> The pursuit hit 81 mph through the tinted rear window. Jurgens observed the driver repeatedly reaching around inside the vehicle. The chase ended when the PT cruiser rolled over. The driver, Antoine Lindseay, was ejected and found lying on the road unable to move. He's I will stay right there. >> Just spread your LEGS AND FEET OUT. >> OKAY. Uh we got an ambulance coming. >> Hi, buddy. >> Hi. >> All right. Cuff him up. You got him. >> All right. >> Do not look. >> Do not move. >> What hurts on you? Come on, bro. >> Go. We're good. >> Officers approached the overturned vehicle and found a one-year-old child still secured in a car seat inside unharmed. A loaded Smith and Wesson 380 handgun and a small bag of suspected marijuana were recovered nearby. Lindsay was transported to Fairview General Hospital. Child Protective Services was notified and assigned to the case. A Kyahoga County grand jury later indicted Lindsay on charges including two counts of failure to comply with police, weapons under disability, carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a vehicle, drug possession, and endangering the welfare of a child. He fled at 81 mph with a loaded gun, and a one-year-old in the back seat. The child walked away without a scratch. The charges that followed made sure no one forgot that detail. >> Really? >> All right, we're going to roll you. I I can do the other way, bro. >> We're going to roll you. No, don't roll that way. >> Hey, listen. I got a check you sit you up, bro. >> On January 19th, 2023, a Chattam County police officer in Georgia, USA, attempted to stop a white Nissan Morano with a broken rear window on Cain Road. The Nissan fled into a private driveway, cut through a backyard, and re-entered the road heading east. A Georgia State Patrol trooper and cadet picked it up on Georgia State Route 25 and joined the pursuit. >> Did you initiate? >> Rick, we're 1080. Don't worry about who initiated. We're trying to chase this car right now. >> Go. Okay. Highway. >> The Nissan made a sudden U-turn and accelerated westbound toward Interstate 95, nearly striking a Dodge Charger while passing other motorists. The trooper knew this corridor well and recognized that the area near the interstate carried heavy foot in vehicle traffic. With no spike strips available and no other units to box the vehicle in, the decision was made to execute a precision immobilization technique before reaching the interchange. The cadet made contact, but the Nissan slipped off the push bumper, causing the driver to lose control. The vehicle struck the center median barrier head-on, overturned multiple times, and came to rest on its roof. The driver, Amy's Padet, was not wearing a seat belt, and was ejected during the rollover. She came to rest in the left lane of the road. The trooper checked her pulse and breathing on scene and chose not to move her due to possible spinal injury. EMS transported her to hospital where she later succumbed to her injuries. A broken rear window set off a pursuit that ended with a rollover on a highway median. Not wearing a seat belt was the one detail that changed everything about how it ended. On February 6th, 2022, at approximately 10:31 a.m. in Katusa County, Georgia, USA, deputies received an urgent alert about a stolen Chattanooga Police Department patrol SUV that had crossed from Tennessee into Georgia. What began as a vehicle theft investigation quickly evolved into a dangerous interstate pursuit. Okay. >> Officers soon located the stolen patrol SUV traveling southbound on Interstate 75. As units attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver accelerated to speeds exceeding 100 mph, weaving through traffic and ignoring repeated commands to pull over. Investigators were also informed that a rifle remained inside the patrol vehicle, increasing concerns for public safety. 41 GS. mother. one tire down. >> The pursuit stretched across several miles as the suspect drove recklessly, forcing officers to make quick decisions. >> After multiple attempts, troopers successfully used precision driving tactics to disable the vehicle and bring it to a stop. But the chase was not over. The driver immediately jumped out and ran toward a nearby wooded area, triggering a large-scale search. >> With officers surrounding the area, a K9 team was brought in to assist. A short time later, the suspect was located and taken into custody without further incident. Looking back, the case demonstrates how quickly a stolen vehicle investigation can escalate and how coordinated teamwork between agencies plays a crucial role in protecting the public. I'll [ __ ] do this. >> You got any weapons on your hand? Hey, >> on April 6th, 2024, at approximately 6:01 p.m. in Henry County, Georgia, USA, state troopers received a bolo for a black Nissan Ultima linked to a felony shoplifting case in Locust Grove. Just minutes later, Trooper Williams spotted the vehicle traveling northbound on Interstate 75 and began following it while waiting for backup. On the right shoulder on the right shoulder still on the right lane going back over to the right shoulder. heading up towards 228. Left lane 228. >> As officers [music] worked to confirm the vehicle's identity, the driver suddenly began changing lanes repeatedly and increasing speed. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver refused to stop and instead accelerated away, weaving through traffic, driving on the shoulder, and creating dangerous situations for other motorists. Get off at the 237. Excuse me. Continuing on the 237 on the right shoulder. Continued [music] on 237 left shoulder. Drive past 237. >> The pursuit continued into Clayton County where the suspect forced another vehicle off the roadway while attempting to squeeze between traffic and a semi-truck. Realizing the growing danger to the public, troopers executed a precision immobilization technique when the roadway became clear. The maneuver was successful, causing the Nissan to strike the concrete barriers [music] and spin to a stop on the exit ramp toward I285 West. Pit pit pit. Start 52. Show me your hand. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. Step out WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> AFTER THE vehicle stopped, officers carefully approached and detained two occupants identified as Haley Christine Bot and Crystal Lashell King. Bot was later transferred to medical personnel for treatment, while King was taken into custody on charges related to the investigation. Authorities also discovered the vehicle was displaying a false temporary tag. The incident serves as another reminder that a single attempt to avoid responsibility can quickly escalate into a far more serious situation. Get down on your knees. Get down on your knees. Hang out on your stomach. Put your hands on the back. On February 13th, 2026, at approximately 11:51 p.m. in Lee County, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol trooper Juan Rosado responded to a bolo for a white Honda Accord reported stolen out of Kier County. While traveling along State Road 82, he spotted the vehicle and quickly moved in to investigate. It's going to be a New York 28. >> After activating his emergency lights and sirens, the driver refused to stop and continued through multiple intersections. The pursuit remained short but tense as the vehicle ignored traffic signals and continued moving westbound. As the situation escalated, troopers used a precision immobilization technique to safely stop the Honda. Fails refused repeated commands to exit the vehicle, forcing officers to take additional action to remove her from the car. Investigators also observed several signs of possible impairment, including unusual restlessness, body tremors, and difficulty focusing. 1561. We got one subject. >> Following the investigation, Bailis was taken into custody on multiple charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing from law enforcement, and driving while impaired. At the jail, she declined both sobriety exercises and chemical testing while continuing to insist she should not be there. Authorities later confirmed her identity and discovered her driver's license had been suspended. The case serves as a reminder that avoiding responsibility often leads to even greater legal consequences. >> Have you been drinking all tonight? Any drug use? >> No. No. >> No. >> No. >> All right. Give me one second. All right. >> I don't comprehend English. I speak full Spanish. >> I mean, you've been talking to me in English, but I can speak Spanish if you want. >> Okay. >> But if it >> you just told me you prefer Spanish. >> Yeah. Yeah. Corno. Say it again. That means I well I just comprehended what you said but I forgot. Hey, how are you? >> Good. Okay. All right. Hang tight for me. >> On June 6th, 2026 in Arkansas, USA, trooper Reagan Edes attempted to stop a black Nissan Sentra traveling continuously in the left lane on Interstate 530. The driver, later identified as Yakia Brown, initially pulled over at mile marker 38, making it appear that the stop would be routine. As the trooper approached the passenger side, he noticed the passenger, Devontra Sanders, was not wearing a seat belt. Before contact could be made, Brown suddenly shifted the vehicle into gear and sped away. The pursuit quickly intensified as the Nissan reached speeds of more than 110 mph, passed vehicles on the shoulder, and raced through several rural roads. River over here. Yep. Now, the chase came to a dramatic turn when the driver lost control while negotiating a sharp curve. The vehicle crossed a residential yard, narrowly missing a house, before coming to rest in a private pond. Brown and Sanders attempted to continue on foot through the water, but soon gave up and were taken into custody without further incident. >> During an inventory search, troopers discovered multiple controlled substances, prescription medications, and a large quantity of marijuana inside the vehicle. Both occupants declined to speak with investigators and were later transported to the Jefferson County Detention Center on multiple charges. [music] Looking back, the incident serves as a reminder that a simple traffic stop can escalate in seconds and that poor decisions often lead to far greater consequences than the original violation. >> I'm coming north. fire. Fire. >> On March 30th, 2026, at 11:31 a.m. in Harrison County, Ohio, USA, a sheriff's deputy stopped a Blue Dodge Journey near Tapen Lake for following another vehicle too closely. At first, it seemed like a routine traffic stop, but within minutes, the situation would take a dramatic turn. >> Hey. Oh, wow. >> Yeah, I know. >> No worries. Hey, just following the car in front of you. A little too close. All right. >> I was wondering. I was cuz I know I wasn't speeding. No. >> Here goes my insurance. I don't have my driver's license on me. I don't have my wallet on. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Nikki Renard. >> Nikki Renard. [music] >> Yes. 62285 is my birthday. >> Okay. Where you from? >> Stupidville. >> Okay. >> I was coming out here to do a job. >> Okay. Who's this you got back here? Oh, [music] that's uh the dude that was >> Randy. >> During the stop, a passenger later identified as 53-year-old Michael Decker began acting suspiciously and provided false information. >> Randy, what's your last name? >> Roast. >> What is it? >> Bro, why am I being I'm a passenger. >> Yeah, I know. I'm just getting your information. >> Oh, it's Randy Bro. >> Bro, B R O S T >> O S T. And where are you from? >> Mingo. >> Mango. Yep. No weapons on you? Nothing like that. Okay. You mind if I check you for weapons? Uh, >> no, I don't. >> Okay. Go ahead and face the car. >> I said no. >> I understand that. Go ahead and take your hand out from behind your back. >> Go ahead and >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, Decker suddenly reached behind his back, pulled out a handgun, and pointed it at the deputy. The encounter escalated instantly, leaving the deputy injured amid the chaos. >> NO. >> I said no. >> I understand that. Go ahead and take your hand out from behind your back. >> Go ahead and stop. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Decker then fled in the SUV, leading officers on a high-speed pursuit across Harrison County. After spike strips were deployed, the vehicle was finally disabled and brought to a stop. >> 31 spikes are good. Spikes are good. 31. >> Let me see your hand. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Moments later, gunfire was heard and the suspect abandoned the SUV before running into a nearby wooded area. He's going IN WOOD. DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT. Going to the woods. Going to the woods. Officers from multiple agencies launched a large-scale search using both ground units and air support. Hours later, a K9 team located the exhausted suspect hiding beneath a tree deep in the woods. Looking back, the incident serves as a reminder that a single reckless decision can change countless lives in an instant. While the dedication of law enforcement continues to keep communities safe. >> All right, K9's deployed. He's reaching for the gun, guys. Watch him. Somebody's left hand. The gun's left hand. Off gun. Copy. Okay, we're making contact with the On April 27th, 2023, at approximately 7:11 p.m. in North Ogden, Utah, USA, 66-year-old Jeffrey Roberts arrived at his brother's home and rang the front doorbell. Inside, Scott Roberts and his wife Jod were quietly having dinner, unaware that their evening was about to take a tragic turn. >> Hey, what's up? What are you doing? Come to the kitchen. You came by to see mom. She's not here. Where's she at? In Missouri. What's she doing there? Well, she's living with Lorenda's mom who's taking care of her. Really? Well, >> doorbell camera footage captured the moment Scott opened the door and spoke briefly [music] with his brother. The conversation appeared calm at first, but within seconds, Jeffree suddenly produced a firearm. The situation escalated rapidly, leaving one family member critically harmed, while another was seriously injured inside the home. [screaming] [screaming] >> In the minutes that followed, neighbors reported hearing loud noises and immediately called 911. Surveillance footage later showed Jeffrey moving in and out of the residence while carrying additional items. >> Dang it. My curve is eating everything up. >> As officers arrived, the situation grew even more dangerous. Gunfire erupted near the property and officers were forced to respond to protect themselves and the surrounding community. ceasefire. >> The incident eventually came to an end after a tense confrontation. Firefighters also responded to contain a fire that had broken out at the residents. Looking back, the case serves as a sobering reminder of how unresolved conflicts can spiral into life-changing consequences affecting not only families but entire communities. In our cansaw, USA, during what should have been a routine traffic stop, a trooper attempted to pull over a driver for something as simple as a missing headlight and a turn signal issue. At that moment, it seemed like just another ordinary day on patrol. 2110 24. But instead of stopping, the driver, later identified as Michael Butler, made a sudden decision to flee. The chase began almost instantly. You can feel the shift in energy as a simple stop turns into something far more unpredictable. What could have been resolved in minutes now stretches into something much bigger. >> [groaning] >> hit. >> The pursuit did not last long. With a controlled maneuver, the trooper brought [music] the vehicle to a stop. Everything happened quickly, almost before the driver could process what was unfolding. In those few seconds, the outcome was already decided. >> Get out of the car. >> Put it in park. >> Come around the Come around the front of your truck. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. >> Get down on the ground. >> I'm sorry, sir. I >> put your hands behind your back. >> After being detained, Butler admitted he had panicked after a stressful argument earlier that day. No warrants, no illegal items, just a moment of poor judgment that led to serious consequences. He was taken into custody, a quiet reminder that sometimes it is not the situation itself, but how we react to it that changes everything. On August 26th, 2023, at around 11:45 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper initiated a traffic stop on a black BMW entering Interstate 40 from Martin Luther King Jr. Drive due to a defective headlight. At first, it seemed like a routine encounter under the nightlights. >> [music] [music] >> But as the officer approached, the driver suddenly put the car in gear and sped away. Within seconds, the quiet roadside turned into a high-speed pursuit. The vehicle weaved through traffic at speeds exceeding 100 mph, coming dangerously close to other drivers. In moments like this, control becomes everything. As the pursuit continued along Interstate 40, the trooper positioned the patrol carfully and executed a tactical maneuver at the right moment. The suspect vehicle lost stability, rotated, and came to a stop after striking the outer barrier. Everything unfolded in seconds, but the precision behind it spoke volumes. your hand. >> SHOW ME YOUR HAND. PUT MY HAND BACK UP. >> WHEN backup arrived, the driver identified as Damon Jones was taken into custody without further resistance. A search revealed no valid documents for the vehicle and his license was found to be suspended. What began as a simple equipment violation ended with multiple charges. A clear reminder that even the smallest issues can grow when the wrong decision is made in the moment. Over here to this side, this side. 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.