Hey adrenaline [music] junkies, welcome to Kaza 911 police chase. Hey, shut up. >> On May 7th, 2025, at around [music] midday in Fresno, California, USA, officers were alerted to a dangerous situation involving a man pursuing his ex-girlfriend and her three-year-old daughter along Freeway 41. Witnesses reported that he had struck her vehicle and pointed a firearm, creating a moment no family should ever face. >> Can somebody please come come to me? Somebody just hit me with a gun and and I'm at my daughter. They're trying to kill me right next to me. Please, I'm bleeding. I I'm I'm on I'm on uh uh uh I don't know. I'm on shields. I'm on shields. Please come. >> On foot or in a car? >> Officers quickly located both vehicles stopped at a red light near Jensen Avenue. [music] As one officer approached, the suspect fired toward the woman's car. Startled and terrified, she reversed instinctively, [music] accidentally striking the sergeant's patrol vehicle. Her only focus was shielding the small child in the back seat. >> Charles 14, I'm with you. 102. >> The suspect [music] sped away, hitting two other vehicles as he fled. But within moments, realizing he was surrounded and out of options, he extended his hands outside the window and surrendered. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. You come out with your hands up. Come out on the ground. >> 7 Charles 14, line of fire is going to be to the east. I need units to arrive from Jensen and 41. Let me take over for you, Sergeant. >> You got it. Get out of the car. Do not retrace me or I will shoot you. >> The woman and two other drivers were taken to the hospital with non-critical injuries while the child was examined on scene and found unharmed. The suspect now faces 11 serious charges, including attempted harm and multiple firearm related offenses. A reminder that a single reckless moment can reshape [music] many lives. >> Keep coming. >> Don't just watch and scroll. Hit follow so you don't miss. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Get on your knees. On your knees. Face away. Show hands. I got him. Someone get on call. Contact. Contact. Contact. On June 28th, 2025 in Pleasant Prairie, [music] Wisconsin, USA, a driver ignored a stop sign. A small decision that soon turned into a multi- agency. [music] High-speed chase stretching across state lines. >> Good sticks. Good sticks. Southbound from 95th. Right tires starting to deflate here. I'm going to try to get in front. Slow down. >> When an officer attempted [music] a traffic stop, the driver accelerated instead, pushing the vehicle beyond 100 mph as it entered Illinois. Several attempts to stop the [music] car using tire deflation devices failed until the final deployment made contact. >> Contact contact. >> Even after flattening the tires, the suspect continued and struck several squad cars, but eventually surrounded and unable to go farther, the vehicle slowed. Officers moved in and took him into custody without further resistance. >> Two nights stopped here. >> This is the car police. All occupants of the Honda Civic, you are under arrest. >> Inside the car, officers found cocaine and drug paraphernalia. [music] The driver now faces charges ranging from reckless endangerment to drug possession along with numerous traffic violations. A single [music] ignored sign had spiraled into a cascade of consequences. >> It's just me. >> It's just me. >> In the car? Yes. >> What's in the car? [music] >> Uh, I can still carry uh >> You're under arrest. >> 32 in the car. Yes, sir. >> We're going to handle him. You got the car. We're good. Nice and slow. On May 29th, 2025, around 6 p.m. in Butler County, Ohio, [music] USA, Highway Patrol a GMC envoy traveling at 82 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate [music] 75. It was meant to be a routine stop, but the driver had other plans. Razel stop was 82 the radio >> white female driver black hair >> instead of pulling over the driver later identified as Jennifer [music] Wilson kept going. Minutes passed, tension built, then suddenly she veered off the road. In trying to correct herself, she lost control. The SUV flipped once, then again, landing in the grassy median front again. See if you can push over towards the uh traffic. off road. >> As first responders made their way through traffic, a nurse passing by [music] the scene stopped to help. It was a small act of humanity in a chaotic moment. out right now. >> She's alive. >> Come out. Get out here. >> Climb out. >> Wilson was treated for minor injuries and [music] later charged with OVI, failure to comply, and linked to a hit-and-run incident earlier that day. Her decision to flee could have cost far more, but it served as a sobering reminder of how quickly control can be lost. >> You said your ER, >> I see you. >> I see you. I see you. >> I'm on my way to work. You guys going to give me a work note? >> Sure. [laughter] I see. All right. >> On April 28th, 2025 in Sandy Springs, Georgia, USA, a traffic officer noticed a Jeep Wagon ear flying down State Route 400 at 99 mph in a 65 zone, weaving recklessly between vehicles. robbery. >> When the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver, later identified as Deario [music] Grooms, refused to comply. Instead, he hit the gas and fled, cutting through emergency lanes and ignoring [music] red lights as if the rules didn't apply to him. station calls speed 91. But every escape [music] has its limit. After a short pursuit, grooms ran out of space and officers moved in. With precision and coordination, they brought the vehicle to a stop. No force was needed, just inevitability. >> Is left on Scott. Back westbound. Back westbound. Left on Scott. Traffic is light. Traffic is light. Set up for another pit. It's going right. It's back westbound Hulcom Bridge. Pit pit pit your hands. Hands. >> Deario Grims was taken into custody and [music] now faces multiple traffic related charges, including reckless driving and fleeing from law enforcement. A burst of adrenaline can only take you so far before reality catches up. >> Get out and on the ground. Out and on the ground so you don't miss the next kid. [bell] >> Oh, I got it. made a mistake of >> hey. >> On November 22nd, [music] 2022 in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, a sergeant stationed at an overpass on I530 spotted a car speeding in the left lane. His radar clocked it at 90 mph in a 75 zone. He activated his lights to make a traffic stop. down. Right now 38 35 stop. Damn. >> The driver later identified as 19-year-old Tyrese Lancaster, refused to stop. A pursuit began. As additional troopers joined in, the young driver exited the highway [music] at high speed. Then he lost control. Wrecked out. Raked out. Wrecked out. >> Hey, head [laughter] up. Put him up. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. >> In a sudden cloud of dust, the vehicle struck a guardrail and came to a halt at top the overpass. One trooper unable to stop in time collided with Lancaster's now disabled car. >> You good? >> Yes, sir. 12 started 106. >> Come on. Come up. >> You ain't getting nothing. Get ready. >> Lancaster [music] was taken into custody without further assistance. He was treated for minor scrapes and inside his vehicle, troopers found unopened beer containers. A [music] discovery that added to a growing list of charges. Sometimes one impulsive moment can bring a reality check that hits harder than the road. >> Stupid. Get in the car. Let's go. >> Okay. Yeah, I know. It's okay. >> Shut up. Also throwing another MLM. >> On December 27th, 2021 in Bib County, Georgia, USA, a state trooper spotted a Ford Ranger speeding at 90 mph in a 70 zone on I 75. The truck slowed briefly, but something about the driver's hesitation suggested he wasn't ready to stop. As sirens echoed and traffic grew heavier ahead near a construction [music] zone, the trooper made a quick decision. End the pursuit before others were put in harm's way. With open road and clear timing, [music] he initiated a pit maneuver. >> Watch out. 175. >> The maneuver sent [music] the pickup spinning off the road. It flipped multiple times down an embankment, finally resting on its side in the grass. The officer rushed down the slope and found the driver still strapped in his seat. >> Please help me. >> Hold on, Bub. Hold on. The driver admitted he'd been drinking. Injured, but alert, [music] he whispered, "I really messed up." He was taken to the hospital for treatment and later charged [music] with DUI and several other violations. That night, the road flipped more than just a truck. It flipped a young man's sense of control. On July [music] 10th, 2025 at 10:05 p.m. in Faulner County, Arkansas, USA, deputies were assisting in a high-speed pursuit eastbound on Interstate 40. The suspect's vehicle was weaving across lanes at nearly 100 mph, [music] ignoring all traffic rules. >> 66 level [music] 66. Officers attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, [music] TVI, near mile marker 136. The suspect's car struck a concrete wall but managed to flee again. A second TVI at mile marker [music] 137 finally disabled the vehicle. >> [music] >> 64 air. As officers moved in, the driver leaned out [music] of the window, taunting them. He refused commands, displayed aggression, and resisted physically. Verbal instructions failed. One officer [music] attempted to subdue him with a leg sweep. I got him. After a tense struggle, the suspect [music] identified as Dustin Kirkindall was restrained. He appeared to be under the influence and had allegedly discarded suspected narcotics during the chase. Two deputies [music] were exposed to his blood during the arrest and required medical treatment. Out of the [ __ ] car. Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> Just had his right here. I didn't want it to get clipped. >> Yeah, cuz he he took off again. That whole second time just he crashed that first time. I didn't want He smacked that wall hard the first time. >> Oh, hard, dude. I got his blood on me. I'll be >> on March 7th, 2024 at 3:16 p.m. in Atlanta, [music] Georgia, USA, troopers and autocrime investigators located a white Ford Fusion suspected of being involved in a vehicle theft. It was parked in a lot, but when officers approached, the chase began. 1141. >> 114. Go ahead. >> We're uh eastbound on MLK 795 is travel stop. Wait for a fusion. Stand by for rolling. He's going with dogs. He's going. Give him a second. Give him a second. The suspect refused to stop and sped through residential streets, running lights, and passing vehicles on the wrong side. [music] The chase escalated quickly, and as the vehicle entered Interstate 20, officers made the call. A pit maneuver would be necessary. right on our >> coming up to 20 going I 2020 clear Another >> the first pit caused the car to strike a guardrail, but it recovered and continued fleeing. A second pit was more effective. The car hit the wall again and was finally disabled. The driver jumped out and ran down a wooded embankment. The suspect, later identified as Jan Jackson, fled under a bridge and across train tracks. With aerial support and a K9 unit, officers caught up to him near the woods. After a taser deployment, he was safely taken into custody. Jackson now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing and driving with a suspended license. >> Don't just watch and scroll. [clears throat] Hit follow so you don't miss the next case. At Kaza 911 high-speed police chase, every story we share comes from the edge where seconds decide fate and choices echo far beyond the night. The 10 cases you've witnessed aren't just about pursuit or escape. Their glimpses into real moments when chaos met consequence. Each chase, each silent street, each decision made in fear or impulse. They all remind us that behind every flashing light lies a human story. So take these moments with you. Respect the road, the law, and the lives that intersect with both. Because in every high-speed police chase, one truth remains. Speed fades, but its impact doesn't. Until next time, stay sharp and stay safe.