On August 22nd, 2025, at around 8:20 p.m. in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers responded to a call about a man allegedly threatening someone with a sharp object in the 5400 block of Mterrey Road. >> Are you the one that called? >> Huh? >> Are you the one that called? >> Huh? He called. Okay. Hey, come here. >> Upon arrival, officers met the reporting party who directed them to a 22-year-old man, Brian Guzman, standing near a vehicle. Officers calmly issued commands, asking him to place his hands on his head. >> Hey, >> turn around. >> Just turn around. Put your hands on top of your head. We'll tell you. Okay, turn around. Turn around away from us. Hands on top of your head. There you go. Don't move. 46. Why were you doing IT? GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. >> As officers attempted to detain Guzman, he unexpectedly displayed a knife, prompting a critical incident. Officers in fear for their safety discharged their weapons. Guzman was struck and quickly restrained. Don't do it. Get back. Why would you do that? >> Medical aid was rendered at the scene before Guzman was taken to the hospital in stable condition. A 12-in kitchen knife was recovered and entered as evidence. No officers or community members were harmed. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Turn around this way. You got glue on. >> Yeah. All right. Show the stomach. >> All right. I'm going to turn it on. >> I have a white shirt. >> At 11:03 p.m. on April 8th, 2021 in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, officers were dispatched to a tense situation at an apartment complex on Okala Drive. A vehicle had been stopped at the entrance containing two men, a woman, and a child. Basically Tennessee no gall here at the entrance of Publix. I >> mean, you got any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> No way. No, no, no. Get out of the driver seat, man. Don't Don't drive off. Don't you drive off. baseball. >> While one man stepped out to talk to officers, the other unexpectedly drove off with the woman and child still inside. During the escape, a backup officer was struck. Put your [ __ ] HANDS UP. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. STOP. DISPATCH, give the truck. The suspect, later identified as Raheem Reader, abandoned the vehicle and forced his way into a nearby apartment at Valencia Square Town Homes. Inside, a confrontation broke out. A witness escaped and alerted police that someone inside was holding others against their will. Moments later, Reer jumped out of a second story window and pointed a firearm at officers. A critical incident followed. >> STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. FIRE. >> Hold your traffic. They're giving commands. Just everybody hold. Don't move. Get off the ground. >> Do not move. Roll. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Officers responded swiftly. Reader was fatally wounded. The woman and child were rescued safely. Body cam footage later confirmed the rapid escalation and officers attempts to protect everyone involved. >> Where's the shooting? WHERE'S THE SHOOTING? >> WHERE'S THAT? >> GO, GO, GO, GO. I'm trying to get that [ __ ] >> At around 600 p.m. on May 8th, 2022 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, officers from the Kamak Village Police Department responded to reports of a barefoot man behaving strangely and placing traffic cones in the middle of the road. >> Solid, man. >> Okay. >> What's What can I do for you, man? >> Just wanted to chat. I put my thumb out. You didn't respond. So >> Oh, man. Can't stop in the middle of traffic. I pulled over. I mean, I'm here over now. >> Walking. >> Okay. Was that you that moved the cones over there? >> You sure? I was told you did. You have a seat over here. Let's talk, man. You don't mind? Let's have a seat. Officer Joshua Blastingame and Chief Peter Powell approached the man, later identified as Dustin Arch. Black, 35. When they attempted to detain him, a struggle broke out. Black resisted fiercely, shouting religious phrases and acting unpredictably. >> Turn the [ __ ] around. >> You don't want to do this. Turn around. Turn around. Stop resisting. >> You don't want to do this. Can you give me another unit? >> Brimwood. North McKinley. Stop. >> In the chaos, Block used a baton to strike Chief Powell in the head twice. Another officer was unintentionally injured by his own stung gun during the confrontation. The situation quickly spiraled beyond control now. God damn it. I'm trying to get the tasam it [ __ ] Josh you again. Oh [ __ ] Shoot. Get the [ __ ] down. >> Additional officers from Little Rock arrived just in time to help restrain Black. He was taken into custody after a tense struggle. Multiple officers sustained injuries, including blunt trauma and abrasions. Black now faces charges, including two counts of first-degree battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. At 8:17 p.m. on April 12th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper stationed at the intersection of DD Lane and State Highway 31 was notified of an active vehicle pursuit involving Lono police. 31. The suspect vehicle, a black Jeep, sped past the trooper, looped around a fast food parking lot, then re-entered the highway. The trooper took over as primary in the pursuit. At increasing speeds, the suspect vehicle attempted to escape, but was forced off the road by a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI. The Jeep hit a concrete covert and came to a stop. As officers approached, they found a woman, later identified as Shelanda Barnum, attempting to hide in a drainage covert. A young girl, who had also been in the vehicle, exited safely. Barnum resisted arrest and had to be physically restrained before being taken into custody. Just give me 21. You get a moment. At 8:25 p.m. on April 5th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper stationed along US Highway 64 noticed a vehicle approaching at a dangerously high speed. Clocked at 105 mph in a 55 mph zone. Coming in the city. Coming in the city. When signaled to stop, the vehicle initially slowed, then abruptly accelerated, fleeing westbound, weaving through traffic and forcing other drivers off the road. >> I've got cross county units with me. They're trying to boxy. >> We're still going westbound. coming through the city here. But I'm going to march west on one intersection right now. >> I'm secondary right now. >> As the pursuit crossed county lines, roadblocks were attempted. The suspect continued at tripledigit speeds, narrowly avoiding a tractor hauling farming equipment. A tactical maneuver was finally successful near the Langual River, spinning the vehicle into a ditch. TBR TV. >> The driver, Adam Walker, attempted to flee on foot, but was caught after a brief struggle. He continued shouting aggressively as officers detained the other occupants and cleared the vehicle. Walker was identified with a Florida ID and now faces multiple charges. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful life. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> I only saw one that car that car. >> BACKSEAT PASSENGER STEP OUT. >> STEP OUT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> STEP OUT. FACE AWAY. >> FACE AWAY. WALK BACKWARDS. At 10:09 p.m. on March 26th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper monitoring traffic on Interstate 540 observed a black Chrysler 300 speeding at 80 mph. The vehicle exited the freeway and briefly stopped at a gas station. >> Correction, Road Runner off of the eight. As the officer approached, the driver suddenly fled, weaving through residential streets with increasing recklessness. Multiple attempts to stop the vehicle were unsuccessful. Yeah. Street. >> The suspect ignored red lights, nearly collided with other cars, and even blacked out his headlights. After a long pursuit, he turned into an apartment complex. A passenger jumped out while the vehicle was still moving. Moments later, the car was forced to a stop using tactical intervention. >> Where did he go? TBI. TBI. I got him. I got him. >> SHUT THE STOP. STOP RIGHT THERE. GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. Get on the ground. >> The driver identified as Markeel McDonald had a suspended license and admitted to fleeing because he feared discovery of illegal substances. Officers found marijuana, a scale, baggies, and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. The passenger, Tzia Sanders, sustained minor injuries and was released without charges. >> Through a main saw, anything you said can be used against you. >> I can't. My head is broke. I can't. That's what I was trying to tell you. >> Shortly before noon on March 25th, 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, police responded to a deeply disturbing incident involving a pregnant woman who had suffered multiple serious wounds. Left on Talman. Talman. >> The woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Investigators quickly identified Byron Johnson as the prime suspect and alerted the fugitive unit to locate him. >> I SEE YOUR [ __ ] ASS. Get out of the park. >> Surveillance led officers to a vehicle matching a known associate's description. During a traffic stop, Johnson was spotted moving inside the car. One officer noticed a firearm on him, prompting a high stress response. Shots were fired. Johnson fled, sparking a pursuit that ended in a residential driveway. Johnson again brandished the weapon, leading officers to act decisively. He was struck and taken into custody after aid was rendered. The woman survived and her baby had to be delivered early but was reported stable. Johnson now faces two counts of attempted murder along with multiple additional charges. >> Let me see your hands. >> Show your hands. Put your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Let me help you. At 8:50 p.m. on February 19th, 2025 in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers from the gang enforcement detail were assisting a burglary task force when they began pursuing a suspicious vehicle. >> Two dead end. The driver, later identified as Quentyn Monk, 19, led officers into a narrow culde-sac near Oakwood Avenue. As police approached, Monk suddenly turned the vehicle around and accelerated directly toward them. >> Seven George, two shots fired. Shot fired. >> The tense moment escalated quickly. Officers fearing for their safety discharged their weapons in response. Despite this, Monk continued to flee, initiating a chaotic chase through city streets. >> I got to run. I got to run. I got to run. >> Gravity. Gravity. Gravity. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. did not stop. >> The chase ended at the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and Wilton Avenue where Monk collided with an occupied vehicle. He then attempted to run on foot but was quickly apprehended. No one was seriously hurt. Monk now faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer. >> We got it. Got it. We got it. We got it. We got it. At 11:29 p.m. on June 6th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a deputy stationed along Interstate 40 clocked a beige Cadillac SUV speeding at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The deputy initiated a stop. The driver, identifying himself as Alex Wilson, claimed to be in a hurry due to family reasons. But just as the officer asked him to step out of the vehicle, the SUV sped off. A high-speed pursuit followed. The suspect shut off his lights, weaved dangerously, and even tossed a black bag out the window. Officers attempted several tactical interventions before finally spinning the SUV into a ditch. After a felony stop, the driver was identified as Nicholas Papristu of Jonesboro. Inside the vehicle, deputies found various controlled substances, a scale, packaging materials, and over $600 in cash. The bag thrown from the car contained dozens of prescription pills. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> BY THE COLLAR. >> PULL YOUR SHIRT UP BY THE COLLAR. >> Railroad trackers in that way AS WELL. >> DROP DOWN TO YOUR KNEES. Cross your feet. At 5:25 p.m. on April 14th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper patrolling Interstate 40 noticed a black passenger car with what appeared to be fictitious temporary tags from Tennessee. 1037. >> Yeah. Drag. D3. D21. >> D21. >> The trooper initiated a traffic stop, but as he approached, the vehicle suddenly fled at over 100 mph, weaving recklessly through traffic. The suspect ignored a stop sign and re-entered the highway. TBI. Hands. Hands. Hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. TBI. TVI. DBI. Mount city eastbound. >> A tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, was attempted and forced the suspect off road. Once the vehicle was disabled, the driver and passenger refused to comply with commands. More officers arrived to assist in the arrest. >> My arm. >> Put your hands out that window. Put your hands out. >> PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THAT WINDOW. >> My arm, man. >> Nothing wrong with your arm. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER ONE. >> MY ARM, MAN. WHAT YOU DOING? >> I'M PUTTING YOU IN HANDCUFF, MAN. YOU JUST BROKE MY ARM, MAN. >> YEAH. WELL, I ain't nothing wrong with you, dude. Stand up. Quit. >> The driver, later identified as Michael Chomemers, began exhibiting signs of distress. EMS evaluated him on site, but found no urgent medical issues. A search revealed a large quantity of controlled substances, alcohol, a scale, and fictitious tags. Chelmer's faces multiple charges, including possession of illegal substances, reckless driving, and vehicle violations. Can you talk to me now? Talk to me now. He just got hit. >> On November 22nd, 2025, at around 4:00 a.m. in Oklahoma City, USA, officers and more responded to a shooting incident that left one person seriously injured and another losing consciousness. The suspect fled before officers arrived. 126. I'll be in pursuit now. Speed's about 80 still southbound on east end. Around 7:30 a.m., more police were called again after a man was found unresponsive, believed to have experienced a health crisis. His car was reported missing, and further investigation connected this to the earlier suspect. >> He's going to be northbound on eastern. >> Yeah, he's he's going the wrong way on 240. Just before noon, Oklahoma City officers responded to a report of a couple being forced to give up their vehicle. The suspect left behind the previously stolen car and drove the new one to another neighborhood where he allegedly used force on another individual. >> Hey, he's out. He's running. He's about to carjack somebody else. Uh he's going eastbound on 240. He's trying to carjack people, guys. Okay, he just got hit. Uh he's right by the truck now. He's still ON FOOT, THOUGH. TECHNOLOGY STEPPED IN. License plate readers and real-time camera systems tracked the suspect's movements. Officers attempted to stop him, but he led them on a pursuit through southeast Oklahoma City, which ended when he crashed on Interstate 240. He exited the vehicle, still armed, and tried to stop passing drivers. During the chaos, he was hit twice by oncoming vehicles. Despite this, he got back up, prompting an officer to intervene and neutralize the threat. 18 shots. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaning. >> Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> YOUR HANDS NOW. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. >> On December 20th, 2025, in Newberg Heights, Ohio, USA, officers received an alert from an automated license plate reader. A vehicle driving through the city had been reported as stolen earlier in the day in Parma. As officers tried to stop the vehicle on Harvard Avenue, the driver refused to pull over and instead accelerated, initiating a brief pursuit. What officers discovered next was completely unexpected. After crossing the Denison Bridge at high speed, the vehicle lost control during a sharp turn and crashed into a residential home. Three children, ages 8, 11, and 12, jumped out and tried to run. They were quickly caught nearby. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. Stand by. Got two pronuned out there complying. I'm getting you an address. Stand by. Do not look at me. Get on the ground. Do not look at me. >> During questioning, the children admitted they had learned how to operate and steal a vehicle by watching online videos. Fortunately, no one in the car or the home was harmed. Due to their age, the children were released to their parents, and the case is being handled through juvenile court. >> This our first time in a car. >> Well, I could tell by the way that you drove. You suck at driving. Stand up. >> Is anybody else? >> The hell's wrong with you? >> How many? How? Who wants two? >> You want me to put one in? Uh, one of your other guys will come up. >> Yeah, >> you check him. On an afternoon in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, USA, at around 3:36 p.m., a driver was clocked speeding at over 80 mph and then accelerated past 110 mph as officers attempted to stop. The officer activated emergency lights, but the driver ignored all signals. He ran red lights, weaved through intersections, and even drove on the wrong side of the road, endangering everyone around. >> He's running the south side on 418. Oh my gosh. He's letting eastbound in the westbound lane of MLK Boulevard. Eastbound and westbound lane and MLK Boulevard also driving. >> As the chase escalated, the suspect lost control at the intersection of US68E and MLK Boulevard, veered off an embankment, and sped across a field trying desperately to escape. But the officer blocked the only exit back to the road. >> 2815. >> He lost it. Mel, he lost it. He went across. Now he's in the field. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> The suspect, who narrowly avoided multiple collisions, was safely taken into custody at the scene. He now faces serious charges and is being held at the Christian County Detention Center. >> Get on the ground. I don't want you to stand up. Get on the ground. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Get on the ground. Get on the freaking ground. Don't put your hand around your freaking BACK to me, though. Now you can stand up. You need your knees. Get your knees up. Let's go. On March 28th, 2025, at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Interstate 55 in Arkansas, USA, an Arkansas State Police trooper initiated a tactical maneuver to stop a fleeing vehicle near the 20 m marker. Jersey 103 the 11 dispatch >> there's a severe road on St. hung out with >> the chase had begun earlier in Waldenberg when local officers attempted to stop the suspect on State Highway 14. He evaded arrest and led police through multiple jurisdictions, including I, 555 South near Painway. Southwest A previous TVI maneuver near Mark Tree had failed, causing a trooper's vehicle to crash. The pursuit continued onto I 55 into Kittinden County. It was there that another trooper executed a successful TVI. The suspect's vehicle left the road, flipped on a service road, and the driver was ejected. TV. Roll over. The driver was taken to a medical facility in Memphis with serious injuries. A female passenger also received medical care for non-lifethreatening conditions. Authorities later confirmed that the driver had been wanted in another state for multiple serious charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. the truck. >> He was trying to help me up. I was asking y'all want me to get up and get down. >> The man has my ID already. I told him not to run. At 7:07 a.m. on March 20th, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois, USA, officers from the Chicago Police Department responded to a call regarding a family related situation at a residential home. Yeah. >> Police. Police. >> Check real quick. >> Chicago police. Anybody home? >> As officers entered the home, they found themselves in a tense moment. Inside a bedroom was a woman, visibly distressed, and a 43-year-old man later identified as Devon Smith, who appeared to be holding something concerning. Chicago police. Yo yo PAY ATTENTION. WE GOT TO DO IT. FIRE. >> As the woman ran out of the room for safety, Smith made a sudden move toward one of the officers. Perceiving imminent danger, the officer reacted instinctively. Smith was later secured and medical assistance was immediately requested. All right, we got EMS rolling. 510 is in route. Is the thunder down? >> Say yes. Tell them the fighter's down. >> Smith was taken to the hospital, but despite efforts did not recover. The woman was also brought in for care and one officer was sent for observation. A replica firearm was recovered at the scene. >> Don't miss the next real life show. >> Hit subscribe now. >> Don't go don't go up ones. I always bleed my liquid. You want to get an eye? What's up? You want to get an eye basket? >> Sir, put down the knife. >> At 8:28 a.m. on June 26th, 2024 in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. A deeply concerned grandmother made a 911 call from her driveway, reporting a troubling situation involving her grandson inside the home. >> Ma'am, are you all right? What's going on? >> Don't kill myself with the knife. Is he alone in the house? >> No, he's got my daughter in there. I can't get out. >> Is she safe? Where is she at? >> He's in my house. He's going in. >> Who is it? >> She told Dispatch that her grandson, recently released from jail, had forced his way into the house, was damaging property, and had made worrying threats toward her, her daughter, and even himself. She feared for everyone's safety. >> Big mistake. He come to my house and break the door. >> So So where where's your daughter at? >> She's in there. I want to call her and make sure she's okay. >> I can't because I'm scared to go in. Hold. Do you Does she have a phone? >> She won't come out. She wants to try to help him. >> As officer Patrusi arrived and tried to speak gently with the grandmother. They began walking toward the house. Suddenly, her grandson identified as Titus Cop burst out the front door holding a knife, running straight at the officer while shouting, "I have no intentions of living. >> Sir, put down the knife. >> I love you. I'll see you next time." >> 3312. I need an EMS 1039. And I've got a suspect with a gunshot wound to the chest. >> Despite multiple verbal commands to stop and drop the weapon, cop continued forward with the knife raised. Fearing for his life, officer Petrusi discharged his weapon twice. Cop was hit and despite immediate aid, did not survive. No one else was physically harmed. >> Sure. Hold on. At 9:30 a.m. on July 8th, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, a police officer at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport noticed a man sitting near the north security checkpoint. Beside him, a large machete. >> It's not a weapon, sir. >> It's not a weapon. It's not a weapon. It's clean. >> It's clean, but it's scarce. >> It's clean. I'm not holding her anything. Okay. I >> I open it. >> The officer calmly approached and asked about the item. The man, later identified as 37-year-old Samir Farage, smiled and claimed it was a treasure, not a weapon. His words were odd. His tone detached a sign that something wasn't quite right. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. >> Excuse me. Watch out. Watch out. You watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. Get on the ground. >> On the ground right now. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Watch out. >> When asked to turn around for safety, Farage suddenly ran, bumping into a passenger. In a brief moment of chaos, he held the blade close to himself and shouted that he was peaceful. Officers used tasers, but they failed to work due to his thick clothing. >> Prophet people, I'm a prophet people. Please, I got to go to Jerusalem. I have to go to the face. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> Go to the ground. >> On the ground. >> DO NOT REACH FOR ANYTHING. GRAB IT. >> Grab it. Get him. >> The situation intensified as Farage left over a counter. Ignoring commands. He shouted, moved unpredictably and caused panic among travelers. Eventually, officers managed to approach safely and restrain him. Farage was taken for medical and psychological evaluation. >> One, >> I'm not resisting. >> Grab your hand. >> I'm not resisting. We're not resisting. >> They're trying to They're trying to take me to a dog. >> They're trying TO TAKE ME TO A DOG. THEY'RE TRYING TO TAKE PIZZA. >> KNOCK THEM OUT. >> At 12:05 p.m. on October 11th, 2024 in Castic, California, USA, deputies from the Santa Clarita station responded to a call reporting a heated domestic argument and the sound of a single gunshot in the 28,000 block of Sloan Canyon Road. >> Okay. Do we have an address that's happening happening at or? No, I'm in the condos over here at uh Sloan Canyon and just below me on on Sloan Canyon Road. Oh, somebody just shot a a 38, I think. So, I think someone needs to get over here AFAP. >> Okay, stay on the line for me. >> When deputies arrived, they saw a man and a woman standing near a parked car, still visibly upset. The man, later identified as 43-year-old Ro Martinez, appeared agitated and was arguing with the woman beside the vehicle. >> As one deputy stepped out of his patrol vehicle and began to approach, Martinez suddenly drew what appeared to be a firearm. In that split second, the deputy was forced to respond to the threat in FRONT OF HIM. WHERE'S THE GUN? >> IT'S RIGHT THERE. >> Oh my god. >> Martinez was struck and quickly given first aid. Martinez was taken to the hospital for treatment and later charged with multiple serious offenses involving the use of a weapon. The woman and a young boy who were present remained unharmed. Officers on scene showed restraint and professionalism throughout the tense encounter. It's 99 minutes. Slow Canyon Road, Parker Road. Let me get you the >> sit up. No, you sit up. >> At around 10:15 a.m. on October 27th, 2024 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. A routine traffic interaction at the scene of a minor vehicle collision took an unexpected turn. An officer had just issued a citation to a 70-year-old man named Lich Fvu. >> They have another car in front of her. Then why you know we I cannot [ __ ] behind her. >> Okay. Well, >> you you are required to go as far away. >> According to body cam footage, what began as a disagreement over the citation quickly escalated. Mr. Vu appeared frustrated and reportedly made contact with the officer's chest while speaking in a raised voice. understanding. I told you she the her the car the front of her head to the hospital. >> In a swift moment, the officer responded with a physical takedown. Vu was brought to the ground and lost consciousness. Emergency services were called and it was later revealed that he suffered serious injuries including a fractured neck and internal bleeding. >> Sit up. >> No, you sit up. on the ground. >> No, no, no. See, sir. No, no, no. >> Sit down. >> No, sit up. >> Get on the ground. No, no, no. >> Vu's family shared images of his condition online, raising questions about the force used. The officer has been placed on administrative leave pending a full investigation. The case is now under review by the district attorney's office. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> 125. Just before 1:00 a.m. on November 19th, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, Metro Police responded to an apartment on Lewis Street located within the Napier housing community following a call from a concerned woman. >> All cars be advised 64 Street. The complaint advised they need their girlfriend removed due to the girlfriend having a gun. The woman had recently reported that a man she once had a relationship with, 21-year-old Nola's Lane, had previously refused to let her leave and physically hurt her. That night, officers learned Lane had returned, trying to get inside her home again. >> 11, Charles, shots fired. Shots fired. Suspect down. >> Herdage Precinct Officer Eric Seagler spotted Lane near a driveway and called out to him, but Lane didn't stop. Instead, he ran. When officer Ziegler got out of his vehicle and repeated his command, Lane suddenly pulled out a small firearm and discharged it. >> Come here. >> 11. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Officer Ziggler returned fire and lean fell to the ground with non-lifethreatening injuries to his lower body. Ziggler quickly called for medical support and gave aid until paramedics arrived. Lane was transported to the hospital and survived. >> Please open up. >> Don't touch it. Do not reach for it. Do not reach. >> Do not reach for that gun. >> Stop it. At 7:41 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024 in Escanido, California, USA, a 911 caller reported a frightening encounter at the city's transit center on West Grand Avenue. She claimed a man had pointed an object that resembled a firearm at her. >> Hey, stop. Police. Police department. When officers arrived, the woman immediately pointed out the man, 34year-old Antonio Rosales, who took off running the moment he saw police. Officers pursued him on foot along a nearby bike path. >> DROPLETS IN YOUR HANDS. POLICE. DROPLETS IN YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. DROPLETS IN YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. DROPLETS IN YOUR HANDS. >> During the chase, one officer noticed Rosales fiddling with something in his hand. Suddenly, Rosales turned toward the officer, making a gesture that suggested he was about to use what appeared to be a weapon. The officer responded to the perceived threat. >> Rosales sustained several injuries and was transported to a hospital where he received continued medical care. It was later confirmed that the item he held was a BB pistol, nearly identical in appearance to a real revolver. He now faces legal consequences. >> You guys good? >> Come on up here. >> I see you. You're good. >> Just hold there. Hold there. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. One second. Master car. >> On January 1st, 2023, at approximately 4:56 p.m. on Interstate 85 in Georgia, USA, a trooper noticed a black motorcycle speeding at 87 mph in a 70 mph zone. The rider wore a bright orange shirt and appeared to be weaving through traffic. You go ahead and show me 1080 coming up. Mark the clutch. The trooper activated emergency lights and sirens, but the motorcyclist accelerated further using the emergency lane and performing unsafe lane changes. The pursuit intensified as the suspect ignored all signals. Need to pass in the mercy lane. Pass in the mercy lane. Pass mercy lane. Passing the 12. Coming to the 12. Go ahead and notify counting. 53 is all the way around. All right. We're passing the 13. Passing 13. Splitting two cars. Splitting two cars. Come on. right way. >> Near mile marker 15, the rider nearly collided with another vehicle. Recognizing the growing danger, the trooper used a controlled maneuver to guide the motorcycle into the grass median. The rider was then confronted at gunpoint and ordered to surrender. >> Get over the bike. GET OUT THE BIKE. You can give a second hit operate. Please call Will. >> All right, listen. Listen to me. Listen to me, man. You'll be a pat on the rest today. Okay. Okay. I'll call a little later on. I'm going to move your head. Okay. >> Yeah. >> The motorcyclist complied and was placed in handcuffs without further resistance. When asked why he fled, he simply said the bike wouldn't stop. Fortunately, no injuries occurred. The case reminds us how fast things can spiral and how calm intervention can make the difference. >> Question. Okay. I know you could be. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. >> Hit subscribe now. >> You're not taking them off. >> Right here. >> On November 15th, 2025, at approximately 6:07 p.m. in Sharp County, Arkansas, USA, officers were alerted to a vehicle pursuit that had started in a neighboring county and was rapidly approaching their jurisdiction. B35 901 >> B35 901 >> The suspect vehicle driven by a woman later identified as Laken had been evading law enforcement along rural roads. A state officer caught up and took over the pursuit on Highway 58. Determined not to let the vehicle reach a major highway, the officer attempted a tactical stop. 35 Newport TV. >> The first maneuver failed, but the second attempt successfully caused the vehicle to leave the roadway and overturn. Inside, Leaken refused to comply with verbal commands and tried to crawl to the back of the van. A taser was deployed to gain control. >> Show me your [ __ ] hands. >> No, you freak. >> You going to come out? I told you you wasn't going to like it. >> Licken was taken into custody and evaluated by medical personnel. A search of the vehicle revealed various substances and open containers. The incident highlights how a simple refusal to stop can quickly escalate into something far more serious. On May 11th, 2025, at around 1:48 a.m. in Orange County, Florida, USA, multiple law enforcement agencies coordinated to respond to a suspected street takeover at the intersection of Hazeline National Drive and TPC Drive. Hello. Live footage showed vehicles spinning in circles, surrounded by cheering spectators. As officers moved in to break it up, chaos erupted. Several cars fled in reckless directions, forcing officers to act quickly. You can fire up. >> Hands up RIGHT THERE. HEY, HANDS UP. Hands up. >> While blocking the roadway, a patrol car was struck multiple times by flame vehicles. One black sedan hit the driver's side. Another silver Honda collided with a second patrol unit. Then a silver Infiniti drove into the front of the officer's vehicle. Anybody else in here? Out. Out. And my >> officers conducted a felony stop on the Infinity. The driver identified as 18-year-old Dominic Josiah Rios was detained. Two firearms were discovered inside the vehicle and secured by police. Charges are pending for multiple offenses, including endangering law enforcement officers. I told you that was the least that you were getting. On May 11th, 2025 on Interstate 49 near mile marker 67 in the United States, a state trooper initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle with a faulty brake light. Southbound 67. I don't think >> the trooper activated lights and sirens, but the driver continued southbound for nearly 3 m, even after making eye contact with the patrol vehicle. Eventually, a tactical maneuver was used to bring the vehicle to a controlled up. The driver was safely detained. When questioned, she said she had been told by others not to stop for flashing blue lights. >> Get out of the car. Open your door. Get out. Get out. Put your car in park. Put the brake. Put your car in park. >> The officer explained the proper procedure during such stops. The driver acknowledged the misunderstanding and expressed that she now knows how to respond correctly in the future. >> Why aren't you stopping? >> 151 x-ray. Start me 101. >> Why weren't you stopping? >> Yeah. Where is it? >> In your car. Yes. >> Okay. Walk back here. When you see a police officer with his blue lights, you don't keep driving. You don't look at him. >> I don't know. Actually, I came here. >> Hey. Hey. On the evening of July 20th, 2024, at 8:44 p.m. in Georgia, USA, a black Dodge Durango SRT sped past officers on I75 northbound, clocked at 97 mph in heavy traffic. Show us 75 northbound coming up. 35 now. Officers attempted a stop. The driver signaled as if to comply, then suddenly hit the gas, initiating a high-speed pursuit. Speeds escalated to 140 mph. He's getting on 25. Nope. Go ahead. Wow. The suspect weaved recklessly between lanes, used emergency shoulders, and cut off multiple vehicles, even a semi-truck, while racing toward the eye. 285 connector speed are current speed right now. 41 4 21 41 41 at the curve around the curve west 75 speeds are going around the curve speeds are 50 right now he's just 41 41 41 at the curve 41 curve >> he lost control on the I 285 loop slamming the rear of his vehicle against a bridge barrier the car stopped a passenger exited with hands raised while the driver Johnius Hood was safely taken into custody. A stolen firearm was found in the vehicle. >> All right, I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. >> I got you. Right here. I got you. I got you. >> IT'S RIGHT HERE. CALM DOWN. >> Nobody else. Nobody else, >> my brother. >> 69. Oh my god. On April 7th, 2025, at 3:26 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper traveling on US Highway 167 was notified about an active pursuit initiated by Hampton Police ahead of him. The trooper joined the pursuit upon crossing into Union County. The suspect vehicle, a white ram pickup, was traveling at high speed. The trooper assumed lead position and attempted a tactical vehicle intervention. With careful positioning, the maneuver was successful, bringing the vehicle to a controlled stop without further escalation. The driver, identified as Miss Katie McMahon of Hampton, was taken into custody without incident. An open alcohol container was found in the vehicle. She refused sobriety tests and was transferred to the county detention center. >> Tell them your password. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 20th, 2024, in Washington County, Florida, USA, a vehicle was spotted driving in the wrong lane on State Road 79. Florida Highway Patrol officers attempted a traffic stop. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated, leading officers into a high-speed pursuit. The chase unfolded rapidly across multiple road segments with units coordinating to follow safely. The suspect maneuvered aggressively, weaving through traffic and disregarding standard road behavior. Despite the chaos, officers maintained pursuit at a safe distance, relying on protocol and aerial support. You guys military signal for both. arrive. >> The incident eventually came to a resolution without any reported injuries. Authorities are continuing the investigation and charges are expected to be filed. We race out and we're running north. >> On the evening of February 3rd, 2025, at 7:51 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a Dodge Charger traveling on Interstate 40 was spotted moving well above the speed limit, clocked at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. So orange charger Tennessee 9 Tom George 8569 Tom George 856 280 eastbound >> final stop location. We're just over the top of the MLK overpass eastbound. >> An officer initiated a traffic stop near mile marker 280. Upon approaching, he noticed a strong scent coming from the car and asked the driver to step out. At first, the driver appeared cooperative. Bravo copy 388. Bravo Yan 388. >> But as the officer walked behind the car, the driver suddenly restarted the engine and fled eastbound at dangerously high speeds. Another officer joined the chase as the Charger hit over 140 mph, weaving through traffic with little regard for safety. You got >> the pursuit ended near mile marker 284 after a tactical maneuver forced the charger to stop. The driver attempted to resist by accelerating again, but was blocked from both front and rear. A sealed bag was thrown from the window. Inside, officers found a large quantity of plant material and a digital scale. I'm on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. >> I got better [ __ ] put on it. Yes, sir. On August 22nd, 2025, at around 8:20 p.m. in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers responded to a call about a man allegedly threatening someone with a sharp object in the 5400 block of Mterrey Road. >> Are you called? >> Huh? >> Are you the one that called? >> Huh? He called. >> Okay. Hey, come here. >> Upon arrival, officers met the reporting party who directed them to a 22-year-old man, Brian Guzman, standing near a vehicle. Officers calmly issued commands, asking him to place his hands on his head. >> Hey, >> turn around. >> Just turn around. Put your hands on top of your head. We'll tell you where. Okay, turn around. Turn around away from us. Hands on top of your head. There you go. Don't move. YOU STUPID [ __ ] WHY WERE YOU DOING THAT? GET BACK. GET BACK. >> GET BACK. >> As officers attempted to detain Guzman, he unexpectedly displayed a knife, prompting a critical incident. Officers, in fear for their safety, discharged their weapons. Guzman was struck and quickly restrained. Don't do it. Get back. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? >> Medical aid was rendered at the scene before Guzman was taken to the hospital in stable condition. A 12-in kitchen knife was recovered and entered as evidence. No officers or community members were harmed. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Turn on this. You got one now? >> Yeah. All right. Show the stomach. >> All right. I'm going to turn it off. >> I have a white shirt. >> At 11:03 p.m. on April 8th, 2021 in Tallahassee, Florida, USA. Officers were dispatched to a tense situation at an apartment complex on Okala Drive. A vehicle had been stopped at the entrance containing two men, a woman, and a child. Basically, Tennessee here at the entrance of Publix. I >> mean, you got any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> No way. No, no, no. Get out of the driver seat, man. Don't Don't drive off. Don't you drive off. >> While one man stepped out to talk to officers, the other unexpectedly drove off with the woman and child still inside. During the escape, a backup officer was struck. >> Put your [ __ ] hands up. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. STOP. DISPATCH, GET. The suspect, later identified as Raheem Reader, abandoned the vehicle and forced his way into a nearby apartment at Valencia Square Town Homes. Inside, a confrontation broke out. A witness escaped and alerted police that someone inside was holding others against their will. Moments later, Reer jumped out of a second story window and pointed a firearm at officers. A critical incident followed. >> STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Hold your traffic. They're giving commands. Just everybody hold off. >> Do not move. >> Roll. Get on your ground. Get on the ground. >> Officers responded swiftly. Reader was fatally wounded. The woman and child were rescued safely. Body cam footage later confirmed the rapid escalation and officers attempts to protect everyone involved. >> Where's the shooting? WHERE'S THE SHOOTING? WHERE'S IT AT? GO, GO, GO, GO. >> I'm trying to get >> At around 6 p.m. on May 8th, 2022 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, officers from the Kamak Village Police Department responded to reports of a barefoot man behaving strangely and placing traffic cones in the middle of the road. >> Solid, man. >> Okay. >> What's What can I do for you, man? >> Just wanted to chat. I put my thumb out. You didn't respond. So >> Oh, man. I can't stop in the middle of traffic. I pulled over. I mean, I'm here now. >> Walking. >> Okay. Was that you that moved the cones over there? No. >> You sure? I was told you did. Why don't you have a seat over here? Let's talk, man. You don't mind? Let's have a seat. Officer Joshua Blassingame and Chief Peter Powell approached the man, later identified as Dustin Arch Black, 35. When they attempted to detain him, a struggle broke out. Black resisted fiercely, shouting religious phrases and acting unpredictably. >> Turn the [ __ ] around. >> You don't want to do this, bro. >> Turn around. Turn around. Stop resisting. >> You don't want to do this. >> Can you give me another unit? >> Brentwood, North McKinley. Stop. >> In the chaos, Block used a batten to strike Chief Powell in the head twice. Another officer was unintentionally injured by his own stun gun during the confrontation. The situation quickly spiraled beyond control. >> Now, god damn it. I'm trying to get the tape. God damn it, [ __ ] Do I see you again? >> Oh [ __ ] Get down. >> Additional officers from Little Rock arrived just in time to help restrain Black. He was taken into custody after a tense struggle. Multiple officers sustained injuries, including blunt trauma and abrasions. Black now faces charges, including two counts of first-degree battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. At 8:17 p.m. on April 12th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper stationed at the intersection of DD Lane and State Highway 31 was notified of an active vehicle pursuit involving Lono police. What's more 31? The suspect vehicle, a black Jeep, sped past the trooper, looped around a fast food parking lot, then re-entered the highway. The trooper took over as primary in the pursuit. Go back north. At increasing speeds, the suspect vehicle attempted to escape, but was forced off the road by a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI. The Jeep hit a concrete covert and came to a stop. As officers approached, they found a woman, later identified as Shelanda Barnum, attempting to hide in a drainage covert. A young girl, who had also been in the vehicle, exited safely. Barnum resisted arrest and had to be physically restrained before being taken into custody. Just give me a 21 when you get a moment. At 8:25 p.m. on April 5th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper stationed along US Highway 64 noticed a vehicle approaching at a dangerously high speed. Clocked at 105 mph in a 55 mph zone. Coming in. >> Coming in the city. Coming in the city. When signaled to stop, the vehicle initially slowed, then abruptly accelerated, fleeing westbound, weaving through traffic and forcing other drivers off the road. >> I've got cross county units with me. They're trying to boxy. >> We're still going westbound coming through the city here. on March. >> Interce right now. >> I'm secondary right now. >> As the pursuit crossed county lines, roadblocks were attempted. The suspect continued at triple digit speeds, narrowly avoiding a tractor hauling farming equipment. A tactical maneuver was finally successful near the Langual River, spinning the vehicle into a ditch. TBR TV. The driver, Adam Walker, attempted to flee on foot, but was caught after a brief struggle. He continued shouting aggressively as officers detained the other occupants and cleared the vehicle. Walker was identified with a Florida ID and now faces multiple charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful. >> Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> I only car seat passengers, STEP OUT. >> STEP UP. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> STEP OUT. FACE AWAY. HEY, PASS AWAY. WALK BACKWARDS. >> At 10:09 p.m. on March 26th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper monitoring traffic on Interstate 540 observed a black Chrysler 300 speeding at 80 mph. The vehicle exited the freeway and briefly stopped at a gas station. >> Correction, Road Runner off of the eight. As the officer approached, the driver suddenly fled, weaving through residential streets with increasing recklessness. Multiple attempts to stop the vehicle were unsuccessful. series. The suspect ignored red lights, nearly collided with other cars, and even blacked out his headlights. After a long pursuit, he turned into an apartment complex. A passenger jumped out while the vehicle was still moving. Moments later, the car was forced to a stop using tactical intervention. >> They did bail. Here you go. Yo, >> TVI. TBI. I got him. I got him. >> SHUT THE STOP. STOP RIGHT THERE. GET ON THE GROUND right now. Get on the ground. >> The driver identified as Markeel McDonald had a suspended license and admitted to fleeing because he feared discovery of illegal substances. Officers found marijuana, a scale, baggies, and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. The passenger, Tia Sanders, sustained minor injuries and was released without charges. >> Anything you say can be used against you? >> I can't. My leg is broke. I can't tell you. in custody or female. >> Shortly before noon on March 25th, 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, police responded to a deeply disturbing incident involving a pregnant woman who had suffered multiple serious wounds. >> Left on Talman. cowsmith. >> The woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Investigators quickly identified Byron Johnson as the prime suspect and alerted the fugitive unit to locate him IN YOUR [ __ ] ASS. Get in the [ __ ] >> surveillance led officers to a vehicle matching a known associate's description. During a traffic stop, Johnson was spotted moving inside the car. One officer noticed a firearm on him, prompting a high-stress response. Shots were fired. Johnson fled, sparking a pursuit that ended in a residential driveway. Johnson again brandished the weapon, leading officers to act decisively. He was struck and taken into custody after aid was rendered. The woman survived and her baby had to be delivered early, but was reported stable. Johnson now faces two counts of attempted murder along with multiple additional charges. >> Show your hands. Put your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Lift it up. I'm going to help you. >> Let me help you. >> At 8:50 p.m. on February 19th, 2025 in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers from the gang enforcement detail were assisting a burglary task force when they began pursuing a suspicious vehicle. >> George, two dead end. Dead end. We're going to be at a dead end on >> Oakwood. Oakwood. >> The driver, later identified as Quentyn Monk, 19, led officers into a narrow culde-sac near Oakwood Avenue. As police approached, Monk suddenly turned the vehicle around and accelerated directly toward them. Seven George two shots fired. >> The tense moment escalated quickly. Officers fearing for their safety discharged their weapons in response. Despite this, Monk continued to flee, initiating a chaotic chase through city streets. >> I got a runner. I got to reenter. I got to run. >> Grab a seat. Grab seat. Grab seat. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] driver. >> The chase ended at the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and Wilton Avenue where Monk collided with an occupied vehicle. He then attempted to run on foot, but was quickly apprehended. No one was seriously hurt. Monk now faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer. >> We got it. >> There you go. Got it. Got it. We got it. We got it. At 11:29 p.m. on June 6th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a deputy stationed along Interstate 40 clocked a beige Cadillac SUV speeding at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The deputy initiated a stop. The driver, identifying himself as Alex Wilson, claimed to be in a hurry due to family reasons. But just as the officer asked him to step out of the vehicle, the SUV sped off. A high-speed pursuit followed. The suspect shut off his lights, weaved dangerously, and even tossed a black bag out the window. Officers attempted several tactical interventions before finally spinning the SUV into a ditch. After a felony stop, the driver was identified as Nicholas Papacristu of Jonesboro. Inside the vehicle, deputies found various controlled substances, a scale, packaging materials, and over $600 in cash. The bag thrown from the car contained dozens of prescription pills. >> Go over there. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> BY THE COLLAR. >> PULL YOUR SHIRT UP BY THE COLLAR. >> Railroad track. I'M ABOUT >> DROP DOWN TO YOUR KNEES. Cross your feet. At 5:25 p.m. on April 14th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper patrolling Interstate 40 noticed a black passenger car with what appeared to be fictitious temporary tags from Tennessee. >> 1037. >> Yeah, direct. D30 D21 >> D21. >> The trooper initiated a traffic stop, but as he approached, the vehicle suddenly fled at over 100 mph, weaving recklessly through traffic. The suspect ignored a stop sign and re-entered the highway. TBI. Hands. Hands. Hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. TBI. TBI. TBI. Mount city eastbound. >> A tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, was attempted and forced the suspect off road. Once the vehicle was disabled, the driver and passenger refused to comply with commands. More officers arrived to assist in the arrest. >> My arm. >> Put your hands out that window. Put your hands out. Put your HANDS OUT THAT WINDOW. >> My arm, man. >> Nothing wrong with your arm. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER ONE. >> MAN, WHAT YOU DOING? >> I'M PUTTING YOU IN HAND, MAN. YOU JUST BROKE MY ARM, MAN. >> YEAH, I will. I ain't nothing wrong with you, dude. Stand up. >> Quit. The driver, later identified as Michael Chomemers, began exhibiting signs of distress. EMS evaluated him on site, but found no urgent medical issues. A search revealed a large quantity of controlled substances, alcohol, a scale, and fictitious tags. Chelmer's faces multiple charges, including possession of illegal substances, reckless driving, and vehicle violations. Can you talk to me now? Talk to me now. He just got hit. >> On November 22nd, 2025, at around 4:00 a.m. in Oklahoma City, USA, officers and more responded to a shooting incident that left one person seriously injured and another losing consciousness. The suspect fled before officers arrived. 1:26 all day pursuit speeds about 80 still southbound on Eastern >> Around 7:30 a.m. more police were called again after a man was found unresponsive believed to have experienced a health crisis. His car was reported missing and further investigation connected this to the earlier suspect. >> He's going to be northbound on eastern. >> Yeah, he's he's going the wrong way on 240. >> Just before noon, Oklahoma City officers responded to a report of a couple being forced to give up their vehicle. The suspect left behind the previously stolen car and drove the new one to another neighborhood where he allegedly used force on another individual. >> Hey, he's out. He's running. He's about to carjack somebody else. Uh he's going eastbound on 240. He's trying to carjack people, guys. Okay, he just got hit. Um he's right by the truck now. He's still on foot, THOUGH. Technology stepped in. License plate readers and real-time camera systems tracked the suspect's movements. Officers attempted to stop him, but he led them on a pursuit through southeast Oklahoma City, which ended when he crashed on Interstate 240. He exited the vehicle, still armed, and tried to stop passing drivers. During the chaos, he was hit twice by oncoming vehicles. Despite this, he got back up, prompting an officer to intervene and neutralize the threat. >> 18 shots. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaning. >> Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS NOW. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. >> On December 20th, 2025, in Newberg Heights, Ohio, USA, officers received an alert from an automated license plate reader. A vehicle driving through the city had been reported as stolen earlier in the day in Parma. As officers tried to stop the vehicle on Harvard Avenue, the driver refused to pull over and instead accelerated, initiating a brief pursuit. What officers discovered next was completely unexpected. After crossing the Denison Bridge at high speed, the vehicle lost control during a sharp turn and crashed into a residential home. Three children, ages 8, 11, and 12, jumped out and tried to run. They were quickly caught nearby. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. Stand by. Got two pronuned out. They're complying. I'm getting you an address. Stand by. >> Do not look at me. Get on the ground. Do not look at me. >> During questioning, the children admitted they had learned how to operate and steal a vehicle by watching online videos. Fortunately, no one in the car or the home was harmed. Due to their age, the children were released to their parents, and the case is being handled through juvenile court. >> This my first time in a car. >> Well, I can tell by the way that you drove. You suck at driving. Stand up. >> Is anybody else? >> What the hell's wrong with you? >> How many? How Who wants two? >> You want me to put one in? Uh, one of your other guys will come up. >> You check him. On an afternoon in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, USA, at around 3:36 p.m., a driver was clocked speeding at over 80 mph and then accelerated past 110 mph as officers attempted to stop. The officer activated emergency lights, but the driver ignored all signals. He ran red lights, weaved through intersections, and even drove on the wrong side of the road, endangering everyone around. >> He's running the stop sign on 40. Oh my god. He's heading eastbound in the westbound lane of MLK Boulevard. Eastbound westbound lane and MLK Boulevard. Also driving. >> As the chase escalated, the suspect lost control at the intersection of US68E and MLK Boulevard, veered off an embankment, and sped across a field trying desperately to escape. But the officer blocked the only exit back to the road. He lost it, Maz. He lost it. He went across. Now he's in the field. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. The suspect, who narrowly avoided multiple collisions, was safely taken into custody at the scene. He now faces serious charges and is being held at the Christian County Detention Center. Get on the bell. I don't want you to stand up. Get on the ground, boy. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Get on the barrel. Get on the freaking ground. Now, put your hand around your freaking back. She said that told me to do now. You can stand up. Bend your knees. Bend your knees. Let's go. TV. TV. >> On March 28th, 2025, at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Interstate 55 in Arkansas, USA, an Arkansas State Police trooper initiated a tactical maneuver to stop a fleeing vehicle near the 20 mile marker. New Jersey again 63 11 dispatch >> there's a severe on Johnson I'm going to be out with it >> the chase had begun earlier in Waldenburg when local officer attempted to stop the suspect on State Highway 14. He evaded arrest and led police through multiple jurisdictions, including I, 555 South near Paneway. South A previous TVI maneuver near Mark Tree had failed, causing a trooper's vehicle to crash. The pursuit continued onto I5 into Kittinden County. It was there that another trooper executed a successful TVI. The suspect's vehicle left the road, flipped on a service road, and the driver was ejected. any other >> TV roll over. The driver was taken to a medical facility in Memphis with serious injuries. A female passenger also received medical care for non-lifethreatening conditions. Authorities later confirmed that the driver had been wanted in another state for multiple serious charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. driver in there. >> Someone driving a truck. >> He was trying to help me up. I actually want me to get up and get down. >> The man has my ID already. I told him not to run. At 7:07 a.m. on March 20th, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois, USA, officers from the Chicago Police Department responded to a call regarding a family related situation at a residential home. Yep. Police. Police. >> Check real quick. >> Chicago police. Anybody home? >> As officers entered the home, they found themselves in a tense moment. Inside a bedroom that was a woman, visibly distressed, and a 43-year-old man, later identified as Devon Smith, who appeared to be holding something concerning. Chicago police. YO YO FIRED. Shot fired. >> As the woman ran out of the room for safety, Smith made a sudden move toward one of the officers. Perceiving imminent danger, the officer reacted instinctively. Smith was later secured and medical assistance was immediately requested. All right, we got EMS rolling. 510 is in route. Is the thunder down? >> Say yes. Tell them the thunder's down. >> Smith was taken to the hospital, but despite efforts, did not recover. The woman was also brought in for care, and one officer was sent for observation. A replica firearm was recovered at the scene. >> Don't miss the next real life. Hit subscribe now. Don't go. Don't go up on those. He's bleeding like crazy. You want to get an eye? What's up? You want to get an eye basket, >> sir? Put down the knife. >> At 8:28 a.m. on June 26th, 2024 in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. A deeply concerned grandmother made a 911 call from her driveway, reporting a troubling situation involving her grandson inside the home. >> Ma'am, are you all right? What's going on? >> In the house, don't kill myself for good night. >> Is he alone in the house? No, he's got my daughter in there. I can't get out. >> Is she safe? Where is she at? >> He's in my house. He's going in. >> Who is it? >> She told Dispatch that her grandson, recently released from jail, had forced his way into the house, was damaging property, and had made worrying threats toward her, her daughter, and even himself. She feared for everyone's safety. >> Big mistake. He come to my house and break the door. >> So So where where's your daughter at? >> She's in there. I want >> call her and make sure she's okay. >> I can't because I'm scared to go in. Hold. Do you Does she have a phone? >> She won't come out. She wants to try to help him. >> As officer Patruuthy arrived and tried to speak gently with the grandmother. They began walking toward the house. Suddenly, her grandson identified as Titus Cup burst out the front door holding a knife, running straight at the officer while shouting, "I have no intentions of living. >> Sir, put down the knife. >> I love you. I'll see you next time. Sir, I need an EMS 1039. And I've got a suspect with a gunshot wound to the chest. >> Despite multiple verbal commands to stop and drop the weapon, cop continued forward with the knife raised. Fearing for his life, officer Petrusi discharged his weapon twice. Cop was hit and despite immediate aid, did not survive. No one else was physically harmed. >> Sure. Hold on. At 9:30 a.m. on July 8th, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, a police officer at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport noticed a man sitting near the North security checkpoint. Beside him, a large machete. >> It's not a weapon, sir. >> It's not a weapon. It's not a weapon. It's clean. >> It's clean, but it's scarce. >> It's clean. I'm not holding her anything. Don't cut I >> We are allowed to open. >> The officer calmly approached and asked about the item. The man, later identified as 37-year-old Samir Faraj, smiled and claimed it was a treasure, not a weapon. His words were odd. His tone detached a sign that something wasn't quite right. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. >> Excuse me. Watch out. Watch out. You watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Out. Watch out. Get on the ground. >> On the ground right now. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Watch out. Watch out. When asked to turn around for safety, Farage suddenly ran, bumping into a passenger. In a brief moment of chaos, he held the blade close to himself and shouted that he was peaceful. Officers used tasers, but they failed to work due to his thick clothing. >> Prophet people, I'm a prophet people. Please, I got to go to Jerusalem. >> I have to go to the base. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. on the ground. >> DO NOT REACH for anything. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Get him. >> The situation intensified as Farage leapt over a counter, ignoring commands. He shouted, moved unpredictably, and caused panic among travelers. Eventually, officers managed to approach safely and restrain him. Farage was taken for medical and psychological evaluation. >> I'm not resisting. >> Grab your hand. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> They're trying to They're trying to take me to a dog. >> They're trying TO CHANGE ME INTO A DOG. >> They're trying to chase me to knock him out. At 12:05 p.m. on October 11th, 2024 in Castic, California, USA, deputies from the Santa Clarita station responded to a call reporting a heated domestic argument and the sound of a single gunshot in the 28,000 block of Sloan Canyon Road. >> Okay. Do we have an address it's happening happening at or? No, I'm in the condos over here at uh Sloan Canyon and just below me on on Sloan Canyon. Oh, somebody shot a a 38, I think. So, I think someone needs to get over here AFAP. >> Okay, stay on the line for me. >> When deputies arrived, they saw a man and a woman standing near a parked car, still visibly upset. The man, later identified as 43-year-old Row Martinez, appeared agitated and was arguing with the woman beside the vehicle. >> Turn the patch. >> As one deputy stepped out of his patrol vehicle and began to approach, Martinez suddenly drew what appeared to be a firearm. In that split second, the deputy was forced to respond to the threat in front of him. WHERE'S THE GUN? MOVE. >> IT'S RIGHT THERE. >> Oh my god. >> Martinez was struck and quickly given first aid. Martinez was taken to the hospital for treatment and later charged with multiple serious offenses involving the use of a weapon. The woman and a young boy who were present remained unharmed. Officers on scene showed restraint and professionalism throughout the tense encounter. >> It's 99 minutes. Long Canyon Road, Parker Road. Let me get you a >> sit up. No, you sit up. >> At around 10:15 a.m. on October 27th, 2024 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, a routine traffic interaction at the scene of a minor vehicle collision took an unexpected turn. An officer had just issued a citation to a 70-year-old man named Lichu. >> They have another car in front of her. Then why you know we I cannot [ __ ] be high. >> Okay. Well, >> you you are required to go as far away. >> According to body cam footage, what began as a disagreement over the citation quickly escalated. Mr. Vu appeared frustrated and reportedly made contact with the officer's chest while speaking in a raised voice. is standing. I told you she the her the car the front of her head to the hospital. >> In a swift moment, the officer responded with a physical takedown. Vu was brought to the ground and lost consciousness. Emergency services were called and it was later revealed that he suffered serious injuries including a fractured neck and internal bleeding. >> Sit up. >> No, you sit up. on the ground. No, no, no. See, sir. No, no, no. >> Sit down. >> No. You sit up. >> Get on the ground. Sir, no. >> Vu's family shared images of his condition online, raising questions about the force used. The officer has been placed on administrative leave pending a full investigation. The case is now under review by the district attorney's office. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. Just before 1:00 a.m. on November 19th, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, Metro Police responded to an apartment on Lewis Street located within the Napier housing community following a call from a concerned woman. >> All cars be advised 640 Claymore Street. The complaint advised they need their girlfriend removed due to the girlfriend having a gun. The woman had recently reported that a man she once had a relationship with, 21-year-old Nola's Lane, had previously refused to let her leave and physically hurt her. That night, officers learned Lane had returned, trying to get inside her home again. >> 11, Charles, shots fired. Shots fired. Suspect down. >> Herage precinct officer Eric Ziggler spotted Lane near a driveway and called out to him, but Lane didn't stop. Instead, he ran. When Officer Ziggler got out of his vehicle and repeated his command, Lane suddenly pulled out a small firearm and discharged it. >> Come here, >> 11 Charles. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Officer Ziggler returned fire and Lean fell to the ground with non-lifethreatening injuries to his lower body. Ziggler quickly called for medical support and gave aid until paramedics arrived. Flame was transported to the hospital and survived. >> Please open. >> Don't touch it. Do not reach for it. Do not reach. >> Do not reach for that gun. Stop your head. >> At 7:41 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024, in Escandido, California, USA, a 911 caller reported a frightening encounter at the city's transit center on West Grand Avenue. She claimed a man had pointed an object that resembled a firearm at her. Hey, stop. Police. Police department. When officers arrived, the woman immediately pointed out the man, 34year-old Antonio Rosales, who took off running the moment he saw police. Officers pursued him on foot along a nearby BIKE PATH. >> DROPLETS IN YOUR HAND. POLICE. Droplets in your [ __ ] hands. I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. DROPLETS IN YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. DROPLETS IN YOUR HAND. During the chase, one officer noticed Rosales fiddling with something in his hand. Suddenly, Rosales turned toward the officer, making a gesture that suggested he was about to use what appeared to be a weapon. The officer responded to the perceived threat. >> Rosales sustained several injuries and was transported to a hospital where he received continued medical care. It was later confirmed that the item he held was a BB pistol, nearly identical in appearance to a real revolver. He now faces legal consequences. >> You guys good? >> Come on up here. >> I see you. You're good. >> Just hold there. Hold there. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. One second. On January 1st, 2023 at approximately 4:56 p.m. on Interstate 85 in Georgia, USA, a trooper noticed a black motorcycle speeding at 87 mph in a 70 mph zone. The rider wore a bright orange shirt and appeared to be weaving through traffic. You go ahead and show me your 1080. Are you trying to Are you trying to pop the clutch? Are you trying to pop? >> The trooper activated emergency lights and sirens, but the motorcyclist accelerated further, using the emergency lane and performing unsafe lane changes. The pursuit intensified as the suspect ignored all signals. Passing the mercy lane. Passing the mercy lane passing lane. Passing the 12. Coming to the 12. Go ahead and notify county. 513 is all the way around. All right. We're passing the 13. Passing 13. Two cars. Two cars. >> Come on. Flight wave. >> Near mile marker 15. The rider nearly collided with another vehicle. Recognizing the growing danger, the trooper used a controlled maneuver to guide the motorcycle into the grass median. The rider was then confronted at gunpoint and ordered to surrender. >> Get over. Get over. Get over. Stop. Trying to get him stop. Get over. Trying to get him. Trying to get him. GET OUT THE BIKE. GET OFF THE BIKE. Give me a second. I see hitting my brakes. Please call Will. >> Listen to me. Listen, man. We'll be in place on arrest today. Okay. >> Okay. Will I call a little later on? I'm going to remove your hat. Okay. >> Yeah. >> The motorcyclist complied and was placed in handcuffs without further resistance. When asked why he fled, he simply said the bike wouldn't stop. Fortunately, no injuries occurred. The case reminds us how fast things can spiral and how calm intervention can make the difference. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. >> Hit subscribe now. >> You're not taking them off right here. On November 15th, 2025, at approximately 6:07 p.m. in Sharp County, Arkansas, USA, officers were alerted to a vehicle pursuit that had started in a neighboring county and was rapidly approaching their jurisdiction. B35 901 B35 901 The suspect vehicle driven by a woman later identified as Laken had been evading law enforcement along rural roads. A state officer caught up and took over the pursuit on Highway 58. Determined not to let the vehicle reach a major highway, the officer attempted a tactical stop. 35 Newport TV. >> The first maneuver failed, but the second attempt successfully caused the vehicle to leave the roadway and overturn. Inside, Leaken refused to comply with verbal commands and tried to crawl to the back of the van. A taser was deployed to gain control. >> SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. >> NO, you freak. >> You going to come out? I told you you wasn't going to like it. >> Licken was taken into custody and evaluated by medical personnel. A search of the vehicle revealed various substances and opened containers. The incident highlights how a simple refusal to stop can quickly escalate into something far more serious. On May 11th, 2025, at around 1:48 a.m. in Orange County, Florida, USA, multiple law enforcement agencies coordinated to respond to a suspected street takeover at the intersection of Hazeline National Drive and TPC Drive. South. Live footage showed vehicles spinning in circles, surrounded by cheering spectators. As officers moved in to break it up, chaos erupted. Several cars fled in reckless directions, forcing officers to act quickly. You get the fire going for us. Still >> hands UP RIGHT THERE. HEY, HANDS UP. Hands up. >> While blocking the roadway, a patrol car was struck multiple times by flame vehicles. One black sedan hit the driver's side. Another silver Honda collided with a second patrol unit. Then a silver Infinity drove into the front of the officer's vehicle. Anybody else in here? Out out. >> Officers conducted a felony stop on the Infinity. The driver identified as 18-year-old Dominic Josiah Rios was detained. Two firearms were discovered inside the vehicle and secured by police. Charges are pending for multiple offenses, including endangering law enforcement officers. I told you that was the least that you were getting. >> We'll take you On May 11th, 2025, on Interstate 49 near mile marker 67 in the United States, a state trooper initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle with a faulty brake light. >> Southbound 67. The trooper activated lights and sirens, but the driver continued southbound for nearly 3 mi, even after making eye contact with the patrol vehicle. Eventually, a tactical maneuver was used to bring the vehicle to a controlled stop. The driver was safely detained. When questioned, she said she had been told by others not to stop for flashing blue lights. Get out of the car. >> Open your door. Get out. Get out. Put your car in park. Put the brake. Put your car in park. The officer explained the proper procedure during such stops. The driver acknowledged the misunderstanding and expressed that she now knows how to respond correctly in the future. >> Why aren't you stopping? >> 151 X-ray. Start me at 101. >> Why weren't you stopping? >> Where is it? >> In your car. >> Okay. Walk back here. When you see a police officer with his blue lights, you don't keep driving. You don't look at him. >> I don't know. Actually, I came here. >> Hey. Hey. >> On the evening of July 20th, 2024, at 8:44 p.m. in Georgia, USA, a black Dodge Durango SRT sped past officers on I 75 northbound, clocked at 97 mph in heavy traffic. 75 northbound coming up 35 right now. Officers attempted a stop. The driver signaled as if to comply, then suddenly hit the gas, initiating a high-speed pursuit. Speeds escalated to 140 mph. >> He's getting on 25. If you take more road, go ahead. That was a weird story. >> The suspect weaved recklessly between lanes, used emergency shoulders, and cut off multiple vehicles, even a semi-truck, while racing toward the I 285 connector. speed or curve speed right now. He does 21 41 curve around the curve west 75. Speeds are going around the curve. Speeds are 50 right now. He just 41 41 41 at the curve. 41 curve. He lost control on the I285 loop, slamming the rear of his vehicle against a bridge barrier. The car stopped. A passenger exited with hands raised while the driver, Jontavius Hood, was safely taken into custody. A stolen firearm was found in the vehicle. >> All right, I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. >> Right here. I got you. I got you. >> It's right here. >> Nobody else. Nobody else. >> My brother. 69. I got you. On April 7th, 2025, at 3:26 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper traveling on US Highway 167 was notified about an active pursuit initiated by Hampton Police ahead of him. The trooper joined the pursuit upon crossing into Union County. The suspect vehicle, a white ram pickup, was traveling at high speed. The trooper assumed lead position and attempted a tactical vehicle intervention. With careful positioning, the maneuver was successful, bringing the vehicle to a controlled stop without further escalation. The driver, identified as Miss Katie McMahon of Hampton, was taken into custody without incident. An open alcohol container was found in the vehicle. She refused sobriety tests and was transferred to the county detention center. >> Tell them all your password. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 20th, 2024 in Washington County, Florida, USA, a vehicle was spotted driving in the wrong lane on State Road 79. Florida Highway Patrol officers attempted a traffic stop. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated, leading officers into a high-speed pursuit. The chase unfolded rapidly across multiple road segments with units coordinating to follow safely. The suspect maneuvered aggressively, weaving through traffic and disregarding standard road behavior. Despite the chaos, officers maintained pursuit at a safe distance, relying on protocol and aerial support. You guys on military. signal for both. The incident eventually came to a resolution without any reported injuries. Authorities are continuing the investigation and charges are expected to be filed right now. We're running out of wood. We're >> on foot. On the evening of February 3rd, 2025 at 7:51 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a Dodge Charger traveling on Interstate 40 was spotted moving well above the speed limit, clocked at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. >> Orange Charger, Tennessee 9, Tom George 8569. 48 56 280 eastbound. >> Final stop location. We're just over the top of the MLK overpass. >> An officer initiated a traffic stop near mile marker 280. Upon approaching, he noticed a strong scent coming from the car and asked the driver to step out. At first, the driver appeared cooperative. taking off 388 Bravo 38. But as the officer walked behind the car, the driver suddenly restarted the engine and fled eastbound at dangerously high speeds. Another officer joined the chase as the Charger hit over 140 mph, weaving through traffic with little regard for safety. The pursuit ended near mile marker 284 after a tactical maneuver forced the charger to stop. The driver attempted to resist by accelerating again, but was blocked from both front and rear. A sealed bag was thrown from the window. Inside, officers found a large quantity of plant material and a digital scale. I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground. >> I got better [ __ ] stay there. >> Put on it. On August 22nd, 2025, at around 8:20 p.m. in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers responded to a call about a man allegedly threatening someone with a sharp object in the 5400 block of Mterrey Road. >> Are you called? >> Huh? >> Are you the one that called? >> Huh? He called. Okay. Hey, come here. >> Upon arrival, officers met the reporting party who directed them to a 22-year-old man, Brian Duzman, standing near a vehicle. Officers calmly issued commands, asking him to place his hands on his head. >> Hey, >> turn around. >> Just turn around. Put your hands on top of your head. We'll tell you. Okay. Turn around. Turn around away from us. Hands on top of your head. There you go. Don't move. 46. Why were you doing IT? GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. >> As officers attempted to detain Guzman, he unexpectedly displayed a knife, prompting a critical incident. Officers in fear for their safety discharged their weapons. Guzman was struck and quickly restrained. Don't do it. Get back. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? >> Medical aid was rendered at the scene before Guzman was taken to the hospital in stable condition. A 12-in kitchen knife was recovered and entered as evidence. No officers or community members were harmed. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Turn around this way. You got glue on. >> Yeah. All right. Show the stomach. >> All right. I'm going to turn it off. >> I have a white shirt. >> At 11:03 p.m. on April 8th, 2021 in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, officers were dispatched to a tense situation at an apartment complex on Okala Drive. A vehicle had been stopped at the entrance containing two men, a woman, and a child. >> Basically, Tennessee here at the entrance of Publix on Tennessee Street. >> I mean, you got any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> No way. No, no, no. Get out of the driver seat, man. Don't Don't drive off. Don't you drive off. While one man stepped out to talk to officers, the other unexpectedly drove off with the woman and child still inside. During the escape, a backup officer was struck. Put your [ __ ] hands up. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. STOP. DISPATCH, give a ch. >> The suspect, later identified as Raheem Reader, abandoned the vehicle and forced his way into a nearby apartment at Valencia Square Town Homes. Inside, a confrontation broke out. A witness escaped and alerted police that someone inside was holding others against their will. Moments later, Reer jumped out of a second story window and pointed a firearm at officers. A critical incident followed. >> HEY, STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Hold your traffic. They're giving commands. Just everybody hold. Don't move. Get off the ground. >> Do not move. Roll. Get on your ground. Get on the ground. >> Officers responded swiftly. Reer was fatally wounded. The woman and child were rescued safely. Body cam footage later confirmed the rapid escalation and officers attempts to protect everyone involved. >> Where's the shooting? WHERE'S THE SHOOTING? WHERE'S IT AT? >> God damn it. I'm trying to get the det. >> At around 6 p.m. on May 8th, 2022 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, officers from the Kamak Village Police Department responded to reports of a barefoot man behaving strangely and placing traffic cones in the middle of the road. >> Solid, man. >> Okay. What's What can I do for you, man? >> Just wanted to chat. I put my thumb out. You didn't respond. So >> Oh, man. I can't stop in the middle of traffic. I pulled over. I mean, I'm here now >> walking. >> Okay. Was that you that moved the cones over there? No. >> You sure? I was told you did. Why don't you have a seat over here? Let's talk, man. You don't mind? Let's have a seat. >> Officer Joshua Blasting Game and Chief Peter Powell approached the man, later identified as Dustin Arch Black, 35. When they attempted to detain him, a struggle broke out. Black resisted fiercely, shouting religious phrases and acting unpredictably. >> Turn the [ __ ] around. >> You don't want to do this, bro. Turn around. Turn around. Stop resisting. >> You don't want to do this. >> Can you give me another unit? Bwood North begin to stop. >> In the chaos, Block used a baton to strike Chief Powell in the head twice. Another officer was unintentionally injured by his own stun gun during the confrontation. The situation quickly spiraled beyond control now. God damn it. I'm trying to get the tape me down. >> Additional officers from Little Rock arrived just in time to help restrain Black. He was taken into custody after a tense struggle. Multiple officers sustained injuries, including blunt trauma and abrasions. Black now faces charges including two counts of first-degree battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. At 8:17 p.m. on April 12th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper stationed at the intersection of DD Lane and State Highway 31 was notified of an active vehicle pursuit involving Lono police. back on 31. >> The suspect vehicle, a black Jeep, sped past the trooper, looped around a fast food parking lot, then re-entered the highway. The trooper took over as primary in the pursuit. Go back north on 31. 34. At increasing speeds, the suspect vehicle attempted to escape, but was forced off the road by a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI. The Jeep hit a concrete covert and came to a stop. As officers approached, they found a woman, later identified as Shelanda Barnum, attempting to hide in a drainage covert. A young girl who had also been in the vehicle exited safely. Barnum resisted arrest and had to be physically restrained before being taken into custody. >> Just give me 21 when you get a moment. At 8:25 p.m. on April 5th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper stationed along US Highway 64 noticed a vehicle approaching at a dangerously high speed, clocked at 105 mph in a 55 mph zone. Coming in the city. Coming in the city. >> When signaled to stop, the vehicle initially slowed, then abruptly accelerated, fleeing westbound, weaving through traffic and forcing other drivers off the road. >> I've got cross county units swimming. They're trying to boxy. See, >> we're still going westbound. Coming through the city here. >> I'm secondary right now. >> As the pursuit crossed county lines, roadblocks were attempted. The suspect continued at triple-digit speeds, narrowly avoiding a tractor hauling farming equipment. A tactical maneuver was finally successful near the Lingual River, spinning the vehicle into a ditch. TBR TV. TBR >> TV. The driver, Adam Walker, attempted to flee on foot, but was caught after a brief struggle. He continued shouting aggressively as officers detained the other occupants and cleared the vehicle. Walker was identified with a Florida ID and now faces multiple charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful life. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> BACKSEAT PASSENGERS, STEP OUT. >> STEP OUT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> STEP OUT. FACE AWAY. HEY, FAST AWAY. WALK BACKWARDS. >> At 10:09 p.m. on March 26th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a trooper monitoring traffic on Interstate 540 observed a black Chrysler 300 speeding at 80 mph. The vehicle exited the freeway and briefly stopped at a gas station. >> Correction, Road Runner off of the eight. As the officer approached, the driver suddenly fled, weaving through residential streets with increasing recklessness. Multiple attempts to stop the vehicle were unsuccessful. series. The suspect ignored red lights, nearly collided with other cars, and even blacked out his headlights. After a long pursuit, he turned into an apartment complex. A passenger jumped out while the vehicle was still moving. Moments later, the car was forced to a stop using tactical intervention. around. >> Where you go? >> TBI. TBI. I got him. I got him. >> SHUT THE STOP. STOP RIGHT THERE. GET ON THE GROUND right now. Get on the ground. >> The driver identified as Markeel McDonald had a suspended license and admitted to fleeing because he feared discovery of illegal substances. Officers found marijuana, a scale, baggies, and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. The passenger, Tia Sanders, sustained minor injuries and was released without charges. Through a main canon will be used against you. >> I can't. My leg is broke. I can't tell you custody or too. >> Shortly before noon on March 25th, 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, police responded to a deeply disturbing incident involving a pregnant woman who had suffered multiple serious wounds. Left on Talman. Talman. >> The woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Investigators quickly identified Byron Johnson as the prime suspect and alerted the fugitive unit to locate him. >> Push your [ __ ] ass. Get out of >> Surveillance led officers to a vehicle matching a known associate's description. During a traffic stop, Johnson was spotted moving inside the car. One officer noticed a firearm on him, prompting a high-stress response. Shots were fired. Johnson fled, sparking a pursuit that ended in a residential driveway. Johnson again brandished the weapon, leading officers to act decisively. He was struck and taken into custody after aid was rendered. The woman survived and her baby had to be delivered early, but was reported stable. Johnson now faces two counts of attempted murder along with multiple additional charges. >> Let me see your hands. >> Show your hands. Put your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Let me help you. At 8:50 p.m. on February 19th, 2025 in Los Angeles, California, USA, officers from the gang enforcement detail were assisting a burglary task force when they began pursuing a suspicious vehicle. >> Two dead end. We're going to be at a dead end on Oakwood. 20 commander 800 Oakwood. >> The driver, later identified as Quentyn Monk, 19, led officers into a narrow culde-sac near Oakwood Avenue. As police approached, Monk suddenly turned the vehicle around and accelerated directly toward them. >> Seven George 2 shots fired. shot fired. >> The tense moment escalated quickly. Officers, fearing for their safety, discharged their weapons in response. Despite this, Monk continued to flee, initiating a chaotic chase through city streets. >> I got to run. I got to run. I got to run. >> Grab seat. Grab. Grab. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. >> The chase ended at the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and Wilton Avenue, where Monk collided with an occupied vehicle. He then attempted to run on foot, but was quickly apprehended. No one was seriously hurt. Monk now faces charges, including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer. We got it. There you go. Got it. Got it. We got it. We got it. At 11:29 p.m. on June 6th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a deputy stationed along Interstate 40 clocked a beige Cadillac SUV speeding at 86 mph in a 65 mph zone. The deputy initiated a stop. The driver, identifying himself as Alex Wilson, claimed to be in a hurry due to family reasons. But just as the officer asked him to step out of the vehicle, the SUV sped off. A high-speed pursuit followed. The suspect shut off his lights, weaved dangerously, and even tossed a black bag out the window. Officers attempted several tactical interventions before finally spinning the SUV into a ditch. After a felony stop, the driver was identified as Nicholas Papacristu of Jonesboro. Inside the vehicle, deputies found various controlled substances, a scale, packaging materials, and over $600 in cash. The bag thrown from the car contained dozens of prescription pills. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> BY THE COLLAR, >> PULL YOUR SHIRT UP BY THE COLLAR. >> RAILROAD. I'M HEAD. >> DROP DOWN TO YOUR KNEES. Cross your feet. At 5:25 p.m. on April 14th, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper patrolling Interstate 40 noticed a black passenger car with what appeared to be fictitious temporary tags from Tennessee. >> 237 drive 821. >> The trooper initiated a traffic stop, but as he approached, the vehicle suddenly fled at over 100 mph, weaving recklessly through traffic. The suspect ignored a stop sign and re-entered the highway. TDF Hands. Hands. Hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. TBI. TVI. TBI. Mount city eastbound. >> A tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, was attempted and forced the suspect off road. Once the vehicle was disabled, the driver and passenger refused to comply with commands. More officers arrived to assist in the arrest. >> My arm. >> Put your hands out that window. >> Put your hands out. >> Put your hands out that window. >> My arm. Man, >> nothing wrong with your arm. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER ONE, >> MAN. MAN, WHAT YOU DOING? >> I'M PUTTING YOU IN HANDCUFF, MAN. YOU JUST BROKE MY ARM, MAN. >> YEAH, I will. >> Ain't nothing wrong with you, dude. Stand up. >> Quit. >> The driver, later identified as Michael Chmer, began exhibiting signs of distress. EMS evaluated him on site, but found no urgent medical issues. A search revealed a large quantity of controlled substances, alcohol, a scale, and fictitious tags. Chelmer's faces multiple charges, including possession of illegal substances, reckless driving, and vehicle violations. >> Can you talk to me now? Talk to me now. Okay, you just got hit. >> On November 22nd, 2025, at around 4:00 a.m. in Oklahoma City, USA, officers and more responded to a shooting incident that left one person seriously injured and another losing consciousness. The suspect fled before officers arrived. >> 126, all in pursuit now. Speed's about 80 still southbound on Eastern. Around 7:30 a.m., more police were called again after a man was found unresponsive, believed to have experienced a health crisis. His car was reported missing, and further investigation connected this to the earlier suspect. >> He's going to be northbound on eastern. >> Yeah, he's he's going the wrong way on 240. >> Just before noon, Oklahoma City officers responded to a report of a couple being forced to give up their vehicle. The suspect left behind the previously stolen car and drove the new one to another neighborhood where he allegedly used force on another individual. >> Hey, he's out. He's running. He's about to carjack somebody else. Uh he's going eastbound on 240. He's trying to carjack people, guys. Okay, he just got hit. Uh he's right by the truck now. He's still on foot, though. Technology stepped in. License plate readers and real-time camera systems tracked the suspect's movements. Officers attempted to stop him, but he led them on a pursuit through southeast Oklahoma City, which ended when he crashed on Interstate 240. He exited the vehicle, still armed, and tried to stop passing drivers. During the chaos, he was hit twice by oncoming vehicles. Despite this, he got back up, prompting an officer to intervene and neutralize the threat. >> 18 shots. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaning. >> Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW US YOUR HANDS NOW. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. >> On December 20th, 2025, in Newberg Heights, Ohio, USA, officers received an alert from an automated license plate reader. A vehicle driving through the city had been reported as stolen earlier in the day in Parma. As officers tried to stop the vehicle on Harvard Avenue, the driver refused to pull over and instead accelerated, initiating a brief pursuit. What officers discovered next was completely unexpected. After crossing the Denison Bridge at high speed, the vehicle lost control during a sharp turn and crashed into a residential home. Three children, ages 8, 11, and 12, jumped out and tried to run. They were quickly caught nearby. >> DO NOT LOOK AT ME. WHERE'S THE THIRD ONE? >> HE OVER THERE. Stand by. Got two pronuned out there complying. I'm getting you an address. Stand by. >> Do not look at me. Get on the ground. Do not look at me. >> During questioning, the children admitted they had learned how to operate and steal a vehicle by watching online videos. Fortunately, no one in the car or the home was harmed. Due to their age, the children were released to their parents, and the case is being handled through juvenile court. >> This our first time in a car. >> Well, I can tell by the way that you drove. You suck at driving. Stand up. Come on. Is anybody else? >> What the hell's wrong with you? >> How many? How? Who wants two? >> You want me to put one in? Uh, one of your other guys will come up. >> Yeah, >> you check him. On an afternoon in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, USA, at around 3:36 p.m., a driver was clocked speeding at over 80 mph and then accelerated past 110 mph as officers attempted to stop. The officer activated emergency lights, but the driver ignored all signals. He ran red lights, weaved through intersections, and even drove on the wrong side of the road, endangering everyone around. >> He's running the stop sign on 401. Oh my god. He's heading eastbound in the westbound lane of MLK Boulevard. Eastbound and westbound lane and MLK Boulevard. >> As the chase escalated, the suspect lost control at the intersection of US68E and MLK Boulevard, veered off an embankment, and sped across a field trying desperately to escape. But the officer blocked the only exit back to the road. He lost it, master girl. He lost it. He went across. Now he's in the field. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. The suspect, who narrowly avoided multiple collisions, was safely taken into custody at the scene. He now faces serious charges and is being held at the Christian County Detention Center. Get on the ground. I don't want to stand up here. Get on the ground, boy. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Get on the ground. Get on the freaking ground. Now, put your hand around your freaking back. give a [ __ ] better to do. Now you can stand up your [ __ ] Bring your knees. Let's go. TV. TV. >> On March 28th, 2025, at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Interstate 55 in Arkansas, USA, an Arkansas State Police trooper initiated a tactical maneuver to stop a fleeing vehicle near the 20 m marker. New Jersey 631. Dispatch, >> there's a severe on Johnson. I'm going to be out with it. The chase had begun earlier in Waldenberg when local officers attempted to stop the suspect on State Highway 14. He evaded arrest and led police through multiple jurisdictions including I 555 South near Paneway South. A previous TVI maneuver near Mark Tree had failed, causing a trooper's vehicle to crash. The pursuit continued onto I5 into Kittinden County. It was there that another trooper executed a successful TVI. The suspect's vehicle left the road, flipped on a service road, and the driver was ejected. any other TV. TV roll over. The driver was taken to a medical facility in Memphis with serious injuries. A female passenger also received medical care for non-lifethreatening conditions. Authorities later confirmed that the driver had been wanted in another state for multiple serious charges. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. driver in there driving a truck. >> He was trying to help me up on me to get up and get down. >> The man has my ID already. I told him not to run. At 7:07 a.m. on March 20th, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois, USA, officers from the Chicago Police Department responded to a call regarding a family related situation at a residential home. Police Check real quick. >> Chicago police. Anybody home? >> As officers entered the home, they found themselves in a tense moment. Inside a bedroom that was a woman, visibly distressed, and a 43-year-old man later identified as Deon Smith, who appeared to be holding something concerning. Chicago police. GO. We got to do it. >> As the woman ran out of the room for safety, Smith made a sudden move toward one of the officers. Perceiving imminent danger, the officer reacted instinctively. Smith was later secured and medical assistance was immediately requested. >> All right, we got EMS rolling 510 is in route. Is the thunder down? >> Say yes. Tell them the fighters down. >> Smith was taken to the hospital but despite efforts did not recover. The woman was also brought in for care and one officer was sent for observation. A replica firearm was recovered at the scene. >> Don't miss the next real life show. Hit subscribe now. >> Don't go don't go up on bleeding like crazy. What's up? Sir, put down the knife. >> At 8:28 a.m. on June 26th, 2024 in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA, a deeply concerned grandmother made a 911 call from her driveway, reporting a troubling situation involving her grandson inside the home. >> Ma'am, are you all right? What's going on? >> In the house, John, kill myself. Good night. >> Is he alone in the house? >> No, he's not my daughter in there. I can't get out. >> Is she safe? Where is she at? >> He's in my house. He's going in. >> Who is it? She told Dispatch that her grandson, recently released from jail, had forced his way into the house, was damaging property, and had made worrying threats toward her, her daughter, and even himself. She feared for everyone's safety. >> Big mistake. He come to my house and break the door. >> So So where where's your daughter at? >> She's in there. I want >> to make sure she's okay. >> I can't because I'm scared to go in. >> Call. Do you Does she have a phone? >> She won't come out. She wants to try to help him. As officer Patruuthy arrived and tried to speak gently with the grandmother, they began walking toward the house. Suddenly, her grandson, identified as Titus Cop, burst out the front door holding a knife, running straight at the officer while shouting, "I have no intentions of living. >> Sir, put down a knife. I love you. I'll see you next time." >> 3312, I need an EMS 1039. I've got a suspect with a gunshot wound to the chest. Despite multiple verbal commands to stop and drop the weapon, cop continued forward with the knife raised. Fearing for his life, officer Petrusi discharged his weapon twice. Cop was hit and despite immediate aid, did not survive. No one else was physically harmed. >> Sure. Hold on. At 9:30 a.m. on July 8th, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, a police officer at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport noticed a man sitting near the north security checkpoint. Beside him, a large machete. >> It's not a weapon, sir. >> It's not a weapon. It's not a weapon. It's clean. >> It's clean, but it's scarce. >> It's clean. I'm not holding her anything. Okay. I I >> We are allowed to open it. The officer calmly approached and asked about the item. The man, later identified as 37-year-old Samir Faraj, smiled and claimed it was a treasure, not a weapon. His words were odd. His tone detached, a sign that something wasn't quite right. >> Excuse me. >> Turn around. Excuse me. >> Watch out. Watch out. You watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> Watch out. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground right now. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Watch out. When asked to turn around for safety, Farage suddenly ran, bumping into a passenger. In a brief moment of chaos, he held the blade close to himself and shouted that he was peaceful. Officers used tasers, but they failed to work due to his thick clothing. >> People, I'm a prophet people. Please, I got to go to Jerusalem. I have to go to the face. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> To the ground. >> On the ground. >> DO NOT REACH FOR ANYTHING. Grab it. >> Grab it. Get him. >> The situation intensified as Farage leapt over a counter. Ignoring commands. He shouted, moved unpredictably and caused panic among travelers. Eventually, officers managed to approach safely and restrain him. Farage was taken for medical and psychological evaluation. >> One, >> I'm not resisting. >> Grab your hand. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> They're trying to change me to a dog. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO CHANGE ME TO A DOG. THEY'RE TRYING TO CHASE PIZZA TO KNOCK him out. >> At 12:05 p.m. on October 11th, 2024 in Castic, California, USA, deputies from the Santa Clarita station responded to a call reporting a heated domestic argument and the sound of a single gunshot in the 28,000 block of Sloan Canyon Road. >> Okay. Do we have an address that's happening happening at or? No, I'm in the condos over here at uh Sloan Canyon and just below me on on Sloan Canyon. Oh, somebody just shot a a 38, I think. So, I think someone needs to get over here AFAP. >> Okay, stay on the line for me. >> When deputies arrived, they saw a man and a woman standing near a parked car, still visibly upset. The man, later identified as 43-year-old Row Martinez, appeared agitated and was arguing with the woman beside the vehicle. >> As one deputy stepped out of his patrol vehicle and began to approach, Martinez suddenly drew what appeared to be a firearm. In that split second, the deputy was forced to respond to the threat in FRONT OF HIM. WHERE'S THE GUN? >> IT'S RIGHT THERE. >> Oh my god. >> Martinez was struck and quickly given first aid. Martinez was taken to the hospital for treatment and later charged with multiple serious offenses involving the use of a weapon. The woman and a young boy who were present remained unharmed. Officers on scene showed restraint and professionalism throughout the tense encounter. It's 99 minutes long canyon road parker road. Let me get you the >> sit up. No, you sit up. >> At around 10:15 a.m. on October 27th, 2024 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. A routine traffic interaction at the scene of a minor vehicle collision took an unexpected turn. An officer had just issued a citation to a 70-year-old man named Lich Fu. >> They have another car in front of her. Then why you know we I cannot [ __ ] behind. Huh? >> Okay. Well, >> you you are required to go as far away. >> According to body cam footage, what began as a disagreement over the citation quickly escalated. Mr. Vu appeared frustrated and reportedly made contact with the officer's chest while speaking in a raised voice. This I told you she the car the front of her. >> In a swift moment, the officer responded with a physical takedown. Vu was brought to the ground and lost consciousness. Emergency services were called and it was later revealed that he suffered serious injuries including a fractured neck and internal bleeding. >> Sit up. >> No, you sit up. on the ground. No, no, no. See, sir. No, no, no. >> Sit down. >> No, you sit up. Get on the ground. See, sir. >> Vu's family shared images of his condition online, raising questions about the force used. The officer has been placed on administrative leave pending a full investigation. The case is now under review by the district attorney's office. Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> 1:12 firing. Just before 1:00 a.m. on November 19th, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, Metro Police responded to an apartment on Lewis Street located within the Napier housing community following a call from a concerned woman. >> All cars be advised 645 Claymore Street. The complaint advised they need their girlfriend removed due to the girlfriend having a gun. The woman had recently reported that a man she once had a relationship with, 21-year-old Nola's Lane, had previously refused to let her leave and physically hurt her. That night, officers learned Lane had returned, trying to get inside her home again. >> 11 Charles, shots fired. Shots fired. Suspect down. >> Herage precinct officer Eric Ziggler spotted Lane near a driveway and called out to him, but Lane didn't stop. Instead, he ran. When Officer Ziggler got out of his vehicle and repeated his command, Lane suddenly pulled out a small firearm and discharged it. >> Come here, >> 11 Charles. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Officer Ziggler returned fire and Lean fell to the ground with non-lifethreatening injuries to his lower body. Ziggler quickly called for medical support and gave aid until paramedics arrived. Flame was transported to the hospital and survived. >> Please open. >> Don't touch it. Do not reach for it. Do not reach. >> Do not reach for that gun. >> STOP IT. AT 7:41 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024 in Escandido, California, USA, a 911 caller reported a frightening encounter at the city's transit center on West Grand Avenue. She claimed a man had pointed an object that resembled a firearm at her. >> Hey, stop. Police. Police department. When officers arrived, the woman immediately pointed out the man, 34year-old Antonio Rosales, who took off running the moment he saw police. Officers pursued him on foot along a nearby BIKE PATH. >> DROPLETS IN YOUR HANDS. POLICE. DROPLETS IN YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. I'm going to SHOOT YOU. DROPLETS IN YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. DROPLETS IN YOUR HANDS. >> During the chase, one officer noticed Rosales fiddling with something in his hand. Suddenly, Rosales turned toward the officer, making a gesture that suggested he was about to use what appeared to be a weapon. The officer responded to the perceived threat. >> Rosales sustained several injuries and was transported to a hospital where he received continued medical care. It was later confirmed that the item he held was a BB pistol, nearly identical in appearance to a real revolver. He now faces legal consequences. >> You guys good? >> Come on up here. >> I see you. You're good. >> Just hold there. Hold there. >> Up. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. Yeah. One second ago. >> On January 1st, 2023 at approximately 456 p.m. on Interstate 85 in Georgia, USA. A trooper noticed a black motorcycle speeding at 87 mph in a 70 mph zone. The rider wore a bright orange shirt and appeared to be weaving through traffic. >> You go ahead and show me 1080. today coming up. Mark, are you trying to pop the flash? The trooper activated emergency lights and sirens, but the motorcyclist accelerated further, using the emergency lane and performing unsafe lane changes. The pursuit intensified as the suspect ignored all signals. He's passing the mercy lane. Passing the mercy lane passing lane. Passing the 12. Coming up to the 12. Go ahead and notify county. 51 is all the way around. All right, we're passing the 13. Passing 13. Splitting two cars. Splitting two cars. >> Come on. Wave. Near mile marker 15. The rider nearly collided with another vehicle. Recognizing the growing danger, the trooper used a controlled maneuver to guide the motorcycle into the grass median. The rider was then confronted at gunpoint and ordered to surrender. >> Get over. Get over. Get over. Try to get him stop. Get out. We're trying to get him. We're trying to get him. >> GET OUT THE BIKE. GET OFF THE BIKE. Give him a second. I should hit up break. >> Please call Will, man. We'll be in place on arrest today. Okay. >> Okay. Will. Okay. I'll call Will a little later on. I'm going to move your hand. Okay. >> Yeah. >> The motorcyclist complied and was placed in handcuffs without further resistance. When asked why he fled, he simply said the bike wouldn't stop. Fortunately, no injuries occurred. The case reminds us how fast things can spiral and how calm intervention can make the difference. >> Don't miss the next real life showdown. Hit subscribe now. >> You're not taking them off right here. On November 15th, 2025, at approximately 6:07 p.m. in Sharp County, Arkansas, USA, officers were alerted to a vehicle pursuit that had started in a neighboring county and was rapidly approaching their jurisdiction. B35 901 B35 901 The suspect vehicle driven by a woman later identified as Laken had been evading law enforcement along rural roads. A state officer caught up and took over the pursuit on Highway 58. Determined not to let the vehicle reach a major highway, the officer attempted a tactical stop. 35 Newport TV over here on 58. >> The first maneuver failed, but the second attempt successfully caused the vehicle to leave the roadway and overturn. Inside, Leaken refused to comply with verbal commands and tried to crawl to the back of the van. A taser was deployed to gain control. >> Show me your [ __ ] hands. >> No, you freak. OKAY. >> You going to come out? I told you you wasn't going to like it. >> Lincoln was taken into custody and evaluated by medical personnel. A search of the vehicle revealed various substances and open containers. The incident highlights how a simple refusal to stop can quickly escalate into something far more serious. On May 11th, 2025, at around 1:48 a.m. in Orange County, Florida, USA, multiple law enforcement agencies coordinated to respond to a suspected street takeover at the intersection of Hazeline National Drive and TPC Drive. South right now. Live footage showed vehicles spinning in circles, surrounded by cheering spectators. As officers moved in to break it up, chaos erupted. Several cars fled in reckless directions, forcing officers to act quickly. going to get harder for us. >> Hands up RIGHT THERE. HEY, HANDS UP. Hands up. >> While blocking the roadway, a patrol car was struck multiple times by fleeing vehicles. One black sedan hit the driver's side. Another silver Honda collided with a second patrol unit. Then, a silver Infinity drove into the front of the officer's vehicle. Anybody else in here? Out and mind. >> Officers conducted a felony stop on the Infinity. The driver identified as 18-year-old Dominic Josiah Rios was detained. Two firearms were discovered inside the vehicle and secured by police. Charges are pending for multiple offenses, including endangering law enforcement officers. I told you that was the least that you were getting. On May 11th, 2025, on Interstate 49 near mile marker 67 in the United States, a state trooper initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle with a faulty brake light. southbound 67. I don't think >> the trooper activated lights and sirens, but the driver continued southbound for nearly 3 mi. Even after making eye contact with the patrol vehicle eventually Y a tactical maneuver was used to bring the vehicle to a controlled stop. The driver was safely detained. When questioned, she said she had been told by others not to stop for flashing blue lights. >> Get out of the car. Open your door. Get out. Get out. Put your car in park. Put the brake. Put your car in park. >> The officer explained the proper procedure during such stops. The driver acknowledged the misunderstanding and expressed that she now knows how to respond correctly in the future. >> Why aren't you stopping? >> 151 x-ray. Start me at 101. >> Sorry. Come here. >> Why weren't you stopping? >> Where is it? >> In your car. >> Okay. Walk back here. >> When you see a police officer with his blue lights, you don't keep driving. You don't look at him. >> I don't know. Actually, I can't. Hey, hey, bro. >> On the evening of July 20th, 2024, at 8:44 p.m. in Georgia, USA, a black Dodge Durango SRT sped past officers on I75 northbound, clocked at 97 mph in heavy traffic. 79 show 75 northbound coming up on Broadway now. Officers attempted a stop. The driver signaled as if to comply, then suddenly hit the gas, initiating a high-speed pursuit. Speeds escalated to 140 mph. He's getting on 25. If you take ahead, stand by. The suspect weaved recklessly between lanes, used emergency shoulders, and cut off multiple vehicles, even a semi-truck, while racing toward the eye. 285 connector speed are current right now. Just 41 41 at the curve around the curve 25 west from 75. Speeds are going around the curve. Speeds are 50 right now. He's just 41 41 41 at the curve. 41 curve. >> He lost control on the I 285 loop, slamming the rear of his vehicle against a bridge barrier. The car stopped. A passenger exited with hands raised while the driver, Jontavius Hood, was safely taken into custody. A stolen firearm was found in the vehicle. >> I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. >> Right here. I got you. I got you. Right here. >> Nobody else. Nobody else. >> My brother >> 69. Oh my gosh. >> On April 7th, 2025 at 3:26 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a state trooper traveling on US Highway 167 was notified about an active pursuit initiated by Hampton Police ahead of him. The trooper joined the pursuit upon crossing into Union County. The suspect vehicle, a white ram pickup, was traveling at high speed. The trooper assumed lead position and attempted a tactical vehicle intervention. With careful positioning, the maneuver was successful, bringing the vehicle to a controlled stop without further escalation. The driver, identified as Miss Katie McMahon of Hampton, was taken into custody without incident. An open alcohol container was found in the vehicle. She refused sobriety tests and was transferred to the county detention center. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 20th, 2024, in Washington County, Florida, USA, a vehicle was spotted driving in the wrong lane on State Road 79. Florida Highway Patrol officers attempted a traffic stop. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated, leading officers into a high-speed pursuit. The chase unfolded rapidly across multiple road segments with units coordinating to follow safely. The suspect maneuvered aggressively, weaving through traffic and disregarding standard road behavior. Despite the chaos, officers maintained pursuit at a safe distance, relying on protocol and aerial support. You guys on military take on and both. >> The incident eventually came to a resolution without any reported injuries. Authorities are continuing the investigation and charges are expected to be filed. We raised out and we're running out of the woods. >> We're on foot. >> On the evening of February 3rd, 2025 at 7:51 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, a Dodge Charger traveling on Interstate 40 was spotted moving well above the speed limit, clocked at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. It's a orange Charger Tennessee 9 Tom George 8569. Tom George 856 280 eastbound. >> Final stop location. We're just over the top of the MLK overpass. >> An officer initiated a traffic stop near mile marker 280. Upon approaching, he noticed a strong scent coming from the car and asked the driver to step out. At first, the driver appeared cooperative. Bravo Yankee 388 Bravo Yankee 388. >> But as the officer walked behind the car, the driver suddenly restarted the engine and fled eastbound at dangerously high speeds. Another officer joined the chase as the Charger hit over 140 mph, weaving through traffic with little regard for safety. The pursuit ended near mile marker 284 after a tactical maneuver forced the Charger to stop. The driver attempted to resist by accelerating again, but was blocked from both front and rear. A sealed bag was thrown from the window. Inside, officers found a large quantity of plant material and a digital scale. I'm on the ground. >> I'm on the ground.