[ __ ] 9:00 a.m. September 24th, 2025, Fairview Heights, Illinois, USA. A patrol car stops a vehicle on Old Collinsville Road for a license plate sticker that had been expired for 5 years. It seemed like a simple morning task, the kind of stop that usually ends peacefully. >> [ __ ] As the officer approaches, a gray Chevrolet Camaro 2018 suddenly crashes into the patrol car from behind, pushing it into the stopped vehicle ahead. In just a moment, commis turns into chaos, reminding us how fragile each second on the road can be. >> Here, come over here, buddy. Get out of the road. Here, have a seat real quick. Have a seat. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> What happened, dude? >> I don't know, man. And >> the driver steps out, admitting he had used alcohol and weed gummies, and even confessed he struck the car on purpose. Words like these make us realize when recklessness takes over, it endangers not only oneself, but also every life nearby. >> No, no, no. Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't want you to get hit. Okay. >> Hey, you guys all right up in there? >> All right. Just hang tight. Okay. >> Illinois State Police conduct an independent investigation. The driver, KGNL Jennings, 28, is arrested and later charged with damaging public property and multiple serious offenses. Thankfully, the two occupants of the first stopped car are unharmed, receiving only a warning for the expired sticker. Actions always carry weight, and that morning, the consequences were swift. >> All right. >> So, am I going to the ambulance? >> They're going to come and check you out. Okay, partner. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You put my wallet back in my pocket. >> Yeah. Yeah. 7:30 a.m. October 16th, 2023, Camden County, Georgia, USA. A deputy pulls over 53-year-old Leonard Cure on Interstate 95 near the Georgia, Florida line. The reason? Speeding over 100 mph and reckless driving. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward stop on a quiet morning. The deputy orders cure out of the truck. Voices rise, commands repeat, and tension builds. A taser is deployed as Cure resists being handcuffed. The roadside, once calm, becomes a struggle filled with confusion and force. >> Watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> Do you see that? >> Put your HANDS ON THE BACK OF THAT TRUCK. Back of the truck. >> Both hands. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YES, YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. THE FIGHT ESCALATES. Cure grabs at the deputy. Another taser cycle follows. Then Batton strikes. Finally, a single gunshot ends the struggle. The silence afterward is heavy, as if the road itself pauses to absorb what just happened. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] Sit down. Sit down. SIT DOWN. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. STAY OUT. DO NOT GET UP. STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. >> FIRST RESPONDERS rush in performing CPR before transporting Cure by ambulance. Despite their efforts, he does not survive. His story is poignant. Once wrongfully imprisoned for years, later cleared and compensated, only to meet a tragic end here. It leaves us reflecting freedom hard earned can be lost in a single moment of conflict. Come out easy. Easy. >> January 10th, 2024. Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. A call comes in about a disturbance involving a knife on Western Wind Circle. Officers Brennan and Schmidt from the Pikesville precinct respond. Their body cameras capturing every step. >> Yes. >> Hi. Here. >> Yes. >> Is under arrest. >> For what? >> For disorderly conduct. >> No, she's in the house. I don't want I don't want anyone I don't want any confrontation. She's under arrest. She's awfully under arrest. >> Close the door. Close the door. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Time to start me some more units here, please. >> At first, the situation seems manageable. Voices raised, but no one yet hurt. But as officers follow up at a second location on North Alter Street, resistance grows. Commands repeat. Pepper spray is used and then a taser. What began as a call for disturbance now spirals into physical struggle. STOP. >> SHE AIN'T GOING. >> WHAT is she doing? I mess with my brain, sir. >> Get out of the way. North, >> can you please get out of the way? She's under arrest. You're interfering with lawful arrest. I do not want to charge you with anything. Okay, she's going with you. >> Okay, so please back out of the way. >> Tension peaks when a 76-year-old woman resists arrest. Officers move in, bringing her to the ground. The site is unsettling. Age does not erase accountability. Yet, the clash feels heavy for everyone involved. >> You're going to COME IN MY HOUSE TO COME OUT. >> Be easy with her. Easy. >> I didn't do nothing. And I can't do anything. >> Come out the house now. Get out the house now. [laughter] >> Hey, a slave is a taser. >> Both women are ultimately arrested. The department releases the footage publicly, stressing transparency and procedure. It's a reminder that law enforcement often walks a fine line, balancing firmness with restraint under the watchful eye of the community. >> Ma'am, I have a good >> Hey, sir. We'll we'll get her a phone call or something you need to talk to her. Okay. >> We're not trying to make too much of a more of a scene. All right. >> Well, I ain't I ain't never make nothing. >> No, no, man. I'm trying to get you in a car. >> December 31st, 2023, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. A trooper spots two cars racing at nearly 95 MPH on Interstate 430. Moments later, he finds an intersection taken over, vehicles blocking traffic, and one car spinning donuts in the middle of the road. road up street. Among the chaos, a Toyota Camry driven by Deshan Slay tries to escape. The car blacks out its lights, runs red signals, and pushes over 130 mph, sometimes into oncoming lanes. Each second feels like a gamble, not just for him, but for every unsuspecting driver nearby. Near Interstate 30, headlights flash as Slay nearly collides head-on with another car. In that razor thin moment, the trooper seizes the chance, executing a tactical vehicle intervention, striking the Camry's side and forcing it to stop. wrong way on the road. >> Let me SEE YOUR HEAD. >> Slay is arrested safely. Inside the car, officers recover a small jar with suspected marijuana. He faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, no lights at night, excessive speeding, and possession. A night of thrill-seeking closes with handcuffs instead of fireworks. Proof that recklessness never ends in victory. And >> was it the wrong way? >> Well, yeah, he's wrong way here. That's where he swore he cut across and just blacked out the whole time. So, I just ended it. >> I wasn't going to let him. >> Oh, yeah. Keep going. >> Hey, [ __ ] >> January 29th, 2024. Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. While working with an FBI task force, troopers receive word of a hit and run on Interstate 630. The suspect's vehicle flees through neighborhoods, cutting across grass yards and leaving deep ruts behind. Clear. Oh [ __ ] he just [ __ ] his car. >> Beer can scatter on the forboard and the driver shows clear signs of intoxication. The passenger shouts angrily, blaming him for the chaos. What started as reckless driving now spreads into property damage and fear in the community. Hands, [ __ ] I'LL SHOOT YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS. >> Troopers box in the vehicle on Daisy Bates Drive. The driver resists cooperation, refusing tests at the hospital. Each refusal adds weight to the night's reckless choices. While officers hold the line with patience and procedure, >> shut the [ __ ] up. on me. >> The driver is cited for multiple offenses, open container, leaving the scene of an accident, criminal mischief, fleeing, driving under the influence, and more. He is released to medical care, but the charges remain. A simple decision to drink and drive left behind broken yards, shaken neighbors, and a reminder. Recklessness on the road always writes its own costly bill. >> I I was coming. >> Hey, that Lexus that got hit on 30, he's the one that smoked him. He was trying to run from >> really. >> And then we saw we saw him. >> 67 out of the woods. >> 11:40 p.m. March 4th, 2024. Hensley, Arkansas, USA. Deputies request backup during a late night pursuit on US 167. A fleeing vehicle swerves dangerously across lanes. The driver pushing recklessness to its limits. Contain back up with the trooper in >> Taking lead, a trooper attempts a tactical stop. The suspect cuts him off, weaving unpredictably. The chase feels like a heartbeat racing. One wrong move could mean disaster for anyone on the road. >> Still 67 TVI TVI TVI just out the woods. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> A second maneuver lands. This time successful. The fleeing car veers off the shoulder, flips, and chaos unfolds. The front passenger is ejected while the driver bolts down a gravel road in the dark. Moments later, officers catch him after a tense pursuit. The driver is taken into custody on traffic and fleeing charges. The passenger injured is rushed to Saint Vincent Hospital. That night's chase reminds us one reckless decision can end with flashing lights, overturned steel, and lives forever altered. Anything else? >> I got some covering. I think in my pocket. >> In your pocket. >> March 17th, 2025. New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA. During spring break patrols, officers stop a silver Toyota for tinted windows and the strong odor of marijuana. Inside are two 19-year-old twins and their younger cousins. >> Hey, I'm Lieutenant Michael with the New Smart Beach Police Department. Okay. Uh, one, the reason I'm stopping you is because your windshield's tinted. Okay. Two, when you pass by me, the odor of marijuana just hit me in the face. Okay. At first, the driver insists there's nothing in the car. But as questions continue, officers find pre-rolled items, rolling papers, and a joint near where a 14-year-old had been sitting. The air shifts, what began as a minor traffic stop, now carries heavier concern. >> Who was up? >> Who was in the passenger seat? Were you? Can you stand up for me? >> Do you have any more on you? Anything else? >> I got some stuff. I think in my pocket. >> In your pocket. Feel where? >> I was like, I feel it. >> It's down here. >> Oh, okay. >> You're good. You're good. Careful. >> Yep. Sorry. I got you now. >> Both twins admit to possession, though one tries to take full responsibility. Emotions run high. Tears, arguments, and pleas to protect their younger cousin. The scene feels less like a simple arrest and more like a family crisis unfolding under flashing lights. >> Give me a set of cuffs. Thank you. >> Turn your body. Right. >> We both can keep going. >> What? >> Turn back too. >> Yep. We have a zero tolerance policy. >> So what happens? Officers proceed with the arrest for possession of marijuana under 20 grams and paraphernalia. The cousins are released while the twins face the consequences of their choices. Spring break meant for fun and freedom instead ends with handcuffs and hard lessons about accountability. I'll get him out of here. >> Help me with this. You got to do it quick. >> Can you show me female temperature? 10:05 p.m. July 10th, 2025, Faulner County, Arkansas, USA. Deputies pursue a speeding vehicle eastbound on Interstate 40. The car weaves through traffic at nearly 100 mph, cutting across lanes with reckless disregard. 66 roll 237. >> A trooper joins the chase, performing a tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's car strikes the concrete wall, yet astonishingly re-enters the interstate, fleeing again. Adrenaline surges. The road becomes a chessboard of risk. taking back off eastbound. It's a white male driver 64th primary. Near the 137 mile marker, a second intervention spins the car into the wall once more. This time, the driver taunts officers, raising his fists, mocking badges, resisting every command. For a moment, it feels like control is slipping away. Officers move in using restraint tactics and persistence. The suspect, Dustin Kirkindall, is subdued and arrested. Evidence of alcohol and narcotics is recovered. Two deputies are treated for blood exposure during the struggle. That night proves a hard truth. Reckless defiance may feel powerful in the moment, but it always ends with accountability. >> Out of the [ __ ] car. the [ __ ] car. >> GET OUT, >> MAN. Go ahead and get out. On July 26th, 2025, at approximately 11:13 p.m. on KY 115 in Oakrove, Kentucky, United States, a trooper observed a white Nissan Ultima traveling northbound with an unilluminated license plate. What should have been a routine stop quietly set the stage for something far more dangerous. As the trooper approached and calmly identified himself, the driver suddenly fled. The Ultima accelerated through residential streets, swerved violently, breakd without warning, and nearly struck multiple vehicles. Each second raised a silent question. Why not just stop? >> I'll be in pursuit. We're on Meadow Lane. He just turned on to Stein Road. >> 10 lane for I don't get the plate yet. It's going to be one black male driving with one occupant as well. >> Speed is 44 right now. We're back to a stop going on to road again. Northbound 115. He almost just hit a car. person in a pit. >> The pursuit escalated onto I 24 speeds climbing past 80 mph. In the chaos, an object was thrown from the vehicle. Sparks flew as it hit the roadway. Moments later, a precision immobilization maneuver finally forced the Ultima off the road. Inside the car, two adults and a 4-year-old child unrestrained. [music] Good pit. Good pit. He's in the barrier. In the barrier. Blackmail. >> GET OUT. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. PUT IT IN PARK. PUT IT IN PARK AND GET T. PUT IT IN PARK. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD and get out. M. We got the car stopped. We're getting him out of the car now. Stand in the front of the car. Crawl out to me. >> The driver, Christopher Curry, was arrested at 11:20 p.m. A 9mm handgun was later recovered along with marijuana and an open bottle of whiskey. Curry admitted he fled because he had no license and feared jail. No one was injured, but the danger was real, especially for the child who had no choice in that ride. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Yeah, we're good. >> On your face. >> Sorry. I have night. On April 29th, 2024, at 7:16 p.m. on Interstate 64, Kentucky, United States, a trooper spotted a vehicle traveling westbound with a suspicious license plate. The system returned no vehicle record. Lights on. A simple stop was attempted. Right. >> But the driver had other plans. He accelerated instead of stopping, launching into a 125 mph chase through traffic. Sirens wailed, wind roared. Each mile widen the gap between law and reason. 15 lane. Keep climbing 10 four down 32. >> [music] >> As they entered Jefferson County, officers received approval for legal intervention. The fleeing car crashed into a concrete wall on the waters and exit. The pursuit ended in twisted metal, but without blood. A narrow escape, not a lucky one. Put your hands up. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR OVER HERE. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. ON your face. ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. The driver was undocumented and scared. He said he was just trying to reach his aunt's home. She spoke English. [music] His passenger, terrified, had begged him to stop. No ID, fake documents, canceled registration. It was fear that drove the wheel and nearly drove them into tragedy. >> Working load. I don't know. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ah. Ah. E B A Yeah. Yeah. Brian. No. No. No. You this here. WELL, >> on March 24th, 2024, at around 10:10 p.m. on Interstate 24, Kentucky, United States, a trooper clocked a vehicle speeding 85 mph in a 70 zone. What followed was no ordinary stop. It was the beginning of a betrayal, a chase, and a street war. >> They take off. >> Holy [ __ ] What the hell they doing? >> STOP RIGHT THERE. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. 78. I'M ASKFUL. I got one running. I GOT ONE RUNNING. MOVE. MOVE, MOVE, MOVE. >> As the trooper approached, the driver, Austin Zant, was suddenly forced out by passenger Marcus Jones, known on the streets as Savage. Jones stole the car along with the other passengers and fled, tossing a handgun, drugs, and caution to the wind. [music] 78. I think he just threw a gun out at the 83 mile marker in the middle of I 24 that way. >> You hear that? >> 789. This is K9 caring 81 heading westbound northbound route. X-ray. >> Head southbound with Penny Rise. Cut the median on me. X-ray Adam for I believe it's Tom Union. The passenger pushed the driver out about the 84 is on the side of the road. Head >> eastbound. Act like you're going to grow. 789 as well. You can get highway patrol on the phone. Do you want me a tent >> south on Fort Campbell Boulevard? >> Traffic's very light. He's going to wreck out. He wrecked out. SHOW ME YOUR FUNKY. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. Show me your HANDS ON MY SUIT. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. The chase stretched across highways and into city streets. Jones ran red lights, swerved into oncoming traffic, rammed a patrol car, and reversed in the wrong lane. Speeds pasted 100 mph. When officers finally forced him offroad with a pit, he fled on foot, ignoring tasers, commands, pain. Pendulum drive. I need someone here now. YOU GET [ __ ] UP. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground. >> On foot. He fell. He ran. He screamed, "You can't do that." before vanishing behind a tree. Officers finally found and arrested him. Jones admitted he had taken meth and heroin. The passengers, including a dog, were shaken, but alive. The road was damaged, but lives were spared. >> Run over. >> I can't breathe. >> Yeah, you'll get it. >> It's because you were running. On April 2nd, 2024, at 9:40 a.m. in Florida, USA, a murder suspect named Walter Medina was pursued on Interstate 4 by law enforcement units. >> 62 just a few seconds ago 62. More right up there. 47 still 54 right now. Now having the 64 80 mph minivan darted between vehicles at over 110 mph. He wasn't just fleeing. He was gambling with lives. Officers tried multiple pit maneuvers as traffic swerved in panic. and number two. And number two, we're moving up to the uh Tire the tire around you. There you go. Push it. Push it. Thank you. [laughter] All right, he's exiting. Exit. near mile marker 77. After crashing into a civilian car, the suspect still refused to surrender. A final pit maneuver forced him into the media. His escape had ended, but the damage was real. Please target the subject. Officers approached with weapons drawn. Despite repeated commands, Medina resisted. Okay. Nine. Rico was deployed and the suspect was subdued. Another day, another reminder. Some chases don't end with justice. They begin it. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 19th, 2023, in Florida, USA, a blue Cadillac suspected of grand theft was spotted in St. John's County. Florida Highway Patrol joined the pursuit. your travel. >> The suspect accelerated aggressively, refusing to stop. Sirens echoed through the streets as the chase intensified. Pedestrians watched in disbelief. Would it stop before someone got hurt? FHP troopers executed a precision pit maneuver, spinning the Cadillac sideways. Fire screeched, metal twisted. In that moment, speed met skill and law prevailed. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The vehicle was stopped and the suspect apprehended without injury. But one thing was clear. When you steal and run in Florida, the chase won't end well. >> This one right here. Yeah. Okay. On November 8th, 2024 in Tampa, Florida, USA, police were tipped off about a street takeover event planned in the city. Around 12:25 a.m., a large group of vehicles was spotted doing donuts in the University Plaza parking lot. The air was thick with smoke, engines roared, [music] and the thrill was blinding. >> Florida Highway Patrol rushed to the scene. Tires screeched as drivers scattered in panic. One wrong move and excitement could have turned into tragedy. They put a different or something. Delier Romeo 27. >> Officers took control of the scene, dispersing the crowd. No injuries were reported, but the message was clear. Adrenaline is fleeting. Consequences are real. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. [screaming] Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get up. >> You ran all the way in the parking lot. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. We got the charger stopped in the wall parking lot. Holy dude. >> I know I keep asking, but for real, like all I need is if I can be out like AC recall and not right now. That's my answer for everybody. I I can't. So, I'm going to get the air crank so cool down. On January 31st, 2024, at around 10:59 p.m. on US Highway 167, Arkansas, United States, trooper homes stopped a black Dodge Challenger going 115 mph in a 60 zone. The smell of marijuana filled the air. Cal requests turned into resistance. How's it going, man? You know how fast you were going. You were. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Interesting. What? Yes, sir. As the officer attempted to arrest the driver, he was dragged down the highway. The vehicle sped away with him still partly attached. In moments, duty turned into pain, blood, and grapple. Yet, Holmes got up, chased, and pursued. downtown roadmat. Got nothing to come through right now. The suspect vehicle fled at over 120 mph, even driving in the wrong direction on a divided highway. A tactical intervention sent it crashing through a fence. The driver escaped on foot. The passenger stayed silent, uncooperative, shielding nothing. >> Careful, we're going TO GET SHOT. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Show me your hands. >> Crawl out. Crawl out. White. White feeder. >> Crawl out. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to know? I'm right here. >> Come here. Walk. Walk. Walk. Turn around. Trooper Holmes was injured and hospitalized but cleared to return to duty. Hours later, the driver, Calvin Meldon, was caught two miles away. He was charged with assaulting an officer, fleeing, resisting arrest, DUI, and more. A chase that began with speed ended with handcuffs. >> Hey, but I'm not driving. How the [ __ ] am I supposed to know where he's running? >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Why' he run? I don't know. 231. I got one female 10:15. This going to be the passenger. On October 20th, 2024, at around 3:50 a.m. on I 275, Florida, United States, Trooper Torstston saw headlights barreling the wrong way in the southbound lane. It was a silver Kia Sportage driven with no fear or no sense. The trooper struck the Kia to stop it, only to be rearended by another vehicle moments later. The Kia paused, then accelerated again, continuing north in the southbound lane. Each mile was a coin flip for someone's life. [ __ ] hell. Trooper Torstston performed two pit maneuvers. The Kia slammed into a concrete barrier. Reverse light went off. The officer blocked her again. Finally, the driver, Marggo McDaniels, was pulled out. She rire of alcohol. Her speech was slurred and she admitted, "I've done this before. Where is your 36? Get out of the car now. I'm out of car. >> Man, you're going the wrong way on a freeway. >> McDaniels refused sobriety tests, refused breath samples, and showed zero remorse. A white pill, oxycodone, was found in her pocket. This wasn't a mistake. It was a pattern. She was arrested and jailed. No one died that night, but someone easily could have >> ever. >> All right, you got to you got to sit forward so that I can reach the uh sound like you should I should just die. >> What? I'm right there. Is it? Oh, okay. Single. Single. Single. >> On November 22nd, 2023 in Yuli, Florida, USA, police responded to an active shoplifting case at a Cole store on State Road 200. >> 1033. 1033. They just signal FOR MY VEHICLE. OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. STOP RIGHT NOW. Hands up. Hands up. >> Deputy Hutcherson located the suspects loading stolen merchandise into a Nissan. But when he tried to block their escape, the driver reversed and rammed his patrol car, knowing he was inside. >> Hands up. >> Hey, PUT IT IN PARK. I WILL SHOOT YOU IF YOU MOVE. >> As Hutcherson stepped out, a passenger reached over, threw the car in drive, and aimed directly at him. He dodged what could have been a fatal blow. A high-speed chase began. road color. They're turning towards a train at the moment. Never mind. Made it back. push too much traffic. And it's perfect. Just jump on TRAFFIC. SIGNAL FOUR. SIGNAL FOUR. SINGLE FOUR. >> The suspect sped recklessly, nearly hitting others until they went airborne over a median and crashed head-on into another vehicle. LET ME SEE EVERYBODY'S HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> 5020 [ __ ] ground right now. Get on the ground right now. >> Somebody shut it down at monitor. We got one possible signal left. The crash seriously injured an innocent woman, Sierra Faucet. The suspects were trapped in the wreck. Inside, stolen merchandise worth $1,785 and drugs were recovered. They now face multiple felony charges and a lifetime reminder of a reckless decision. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. I mean 1097 to come right by the semis. We're going to open this middle lane up. >> Could you grab them on slides, please? >> We'll get them whenever we get there. >> You ain't going to need slides in jail. They'll give you some. >> I don't need >> Hey buddy, I'm dippy. I know nobody's ask you if you're okay. You fine? You good? Are you hurt? >> I'm not here to go to On April 17th, 2022, at around 3:30 a.m. in Date City, Florida, USA, a 49-year-old woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver while walking along the grassy shoulder of US301. The vehicle, a silver or white sedan, had veered off road, hit a sign, re-entered the road, then swerved again to strike the woman. The impact tore her body apart. Officers arrived to find her remains scattered across lanes. As investigators secured the scene, a silver Chevy pickup appeared, racing northbound directly at them. Officers shouted for it to stop. Instead, the driver ran over the victim's remains and sped away. It was no longer just a tragedy. It was desecration. Wait 46 traffic 7575 16 standby 22 416 Richmond sink road Let me let me take over. Let me take over. 416. On October 4th, 2024, at around 11:05 p.m. In Lee County, Florida, USA, trooper David Blake spotted a black sedan flying past on State Route 82, clocked at 112 miles per hour in a 55 zone. That wasn't just speeding. That was a silent scream for disaster. As Blake closed in with lights and sirens blaring, the driver slowed, then suddenly veered into a U-turn lane. A trick, a trap. The vehicle fled again. Blake knew this wouldn't end with just a citation. At the first safe chance, Blake executed a pit maneuver. The sedan spun to a stop, guns drawn. One man, hands raised. The chase was over, but the questions had just begun. Take your seat belt off right now. I will [ __ ] kill you. Take your [ __ ] seat belt off now. >> TAKE IT OFF. TAKE IT OFF. >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. 105. >> Oh my god. >> The driver, Yusnil Alberto Perez Valdez, said he was scared. He thought Blake wasn't a real officer, but fear doesn't excuse danger. Yusnil was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and damaging a patrol car. >> Oh my god. 104. We're land. [music] >> God damn, man. [ __ ] I was trying to do my [ __ ] life already, man. >> On September 18th, 2023, in Elatcha County, Florida, USA, deputies were alerted that a stolen BMW linked to a homicide was heading north on US 441. The weight of that call wasn't just urgency. It was life and death. 300 441 now trying to get a little bit >> deputies followed from a distance, confirming the tag. It was the stolen vehicle. Stop sticks were deployed, but the driver, reckless and unyielding, dodged them, veering into medians. Sirens wailed, hearts raced. >> What lane? What lane? >> Go ahead. Put in the fast lane. Inside lane. Back lane. Put back lane. Yep. I see him now. Finally, a pit maneuver brought the car to a halt. Guns raised, doors opened, the driver, Javon Stefon Barkley. A moment of stillness after chaos. Then the weight of justice took over. Hit stop, guys. Remember what you're doing. Tony stop. Block traffic back in the back, please. >> NH side of the prairie. I'll start traffic. Javon had a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and 13 prior license suspensions. Now he's charged with fleeing and driving with suspended license. Three RD [music] plus offense. How many chances does one man get before the law says? Enough. >> 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. And why, you know, we I cannot parking 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 >> 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. >> Sir, no. >> Sit down. >> No. Sit up. >> Get on the ground. No, no, no. 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. Yeah, I'm going to call an ambulance. >> No [ __ ] 12 fire in the dress. Connect up here to stop. 86 repeat. There's an exit. Looks like you might want to like north Oh. Oh, he's attempted attempt run continuing southbound northbound on Congress northbound on Congress. You're approaching ground driving. We need a minute before traffic. All right, keep going under the fence. Stop. Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR NOW. >> STEP OUT OF the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. With your hands in the air. All right. Exit off to the side. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. Step out of the vehicle. Jump over. Let's go. Out of the [ __ ] vehicle. Wake up. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm out. I'm out. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Open your car up. >> It's this one, right? [ __ ] >> 9:00 a.m. September 24th, 2025. Fairview Heights, Illinois, USA. A patrol car stops a vehicle on Old Collinsville Road for a license plate sticker that had been expired for 5 years. It seemed like a simple morning task, the kind of stop that usually ends peacefully. Oh [ __ ] >> As the officer approaches, a gray Chevrolet Camaro 2018 suddenly crashes into the patrol car from behind, pushing it into the stopped vehicle ahead. In just a moment, Commiss turns into chaos, reminding us how fragile each second on the road can be. >> Here, come over here, buddy. Get out of the road. Here, have a seat real quick. Have a seat. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> What happened, dude? >> I don't know, man. I >> The driver steps out, admitting he had used alcohol and weed gummies, and even confessed he struck the car on purpose. Words like these make us realize when recklessness takes over, it endangers not only oneself, but also every life nearby. >> No, no, no. Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't want you to get hit. Okay. >> Hey, you guys all right up in there? All right, just hang tight. Okay. Illinois State Police conduct an independent investigation. The driver, KGNL Jennings, 28, is arrested and later charged with damaging public property and multiple serious offenses. Thankfully, the two occupants of the first stopped car are unharmed, receiving only a warning for the expired sticker. Actions always carry weight, and that morning, the consequences were swift. >> So, am I going in the ambulance? >> They're going to come and check you out. Okay, partner. Okay. >> All right. >> Put my wallet back in my pocket. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> 7:30 a.m. October 16th, 2023. Camden County, Georgia, USA. A deputy pulls over 53-year-old Leonard Cure on Interstate 95 near the Georgia, Florida line. The [music] reason? Speeding over 100 mph and reckless driving. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward stop on a quiet morning. The deputy orders cure out of the truck. Voices rise. Commands repeat and tension builds. A taser is deployed as Cure resists being handcuffed. The roadside once calm becomes a struggle filled with confusion [music] and force. >> Watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> Do you see that? >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE BACK OF THAT TRUCK. Back of the truck. >> Both hands. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YES, YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> The fight escalates. Cure grabs at the deputy. Another taser [music] cycle follows. Then Battton strikes. Finally, a single gunshot ends the struggle. The silence afterward is heavy, as if the road itself pauses to absorb what just happened. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] Stay down. STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. SHOT FIRE. SHOT FIRE. STAY DOWN. DO NOT GET UP. STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. >> FIRST RESPONDERS rush in performing CPR before transporting Cure by ambulance. Despite their efforts, he does not survive. His story is poignant. Once wrongfully imprisoned for years, later cleared and compensated only to meet a tragic end here. It leaves us reflecting freedom hardearned can be lost in a single moment of conflict. >> Easy. >> January 10th, 2024. Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. A call comes in about a disturbance involving a knife on Western Wind Circle. Officers Brennan and Schmidt from the Pikesville precinct respond. Their body cameras capturing every step. >> Yes. >> Hi. Here. >> Yes. >> Is under arrest. >> For what? >> For disorderly conduct. >> No, she's in the house. I don't want I don't want anyone I don't want any confrontation. She's under arrest. She's awfully under arrest. >> Close the door. CLOSE THE DOOR. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Time to start me some more units here, please. >> At first, the situation seems manageable. Voices raised, but no one yet hurt. But as officers follow up at a second location on North Alter Street, resistance grows. Commands repeat. Pepper spray is used and then a taser. What began as a call for disturbance now spirals into physical struggle. Stop. >> She ain't going. >> Where is she going? I mess with my brain, sir. >> Get out of the way. >> Can you please get out of the way? She's under arrest. your interference with lawful arrest. I do not want to charge you with anything. I don't want >> Okay, she's going with you. >> Okay, so please back out of the way. >> Tension peaks when a 76-year-old woman resists arrest. Officers move in, bringing her to the ground. The site is unsettling. Age does not erase accountability. Yet, the clash feels heavy for everyone involved. >> You're going to COME IN MY HOUSE [laughter] TO COME OUT. >> Be easy with her. Easy. >> I didn't do nothing. >> [cough] >> And I can't do it. >> Come out the house now. Get out the house now. >> Hey, a slave is a taser. >> Both women are ultimately arrested. The department releases the footage publicly, stressing transparency and procedure. It's a reminder that law enforcement often walks a fine line, balancing firmness with restraint under the watchful eye of the community. >> Ma'am, I have a good >> Hey, sir. We'll we'll get her a phone call or something you need to talk to her. Okay. We're not trying to make too much of a more of a scene. All right. >> Well, I ain't I ain't never make nothing. >> No, no, man. I'm trying to get you in a car. >> December 31st, 2023, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. A trooper spots two cars racing at nearly 95 MPH on Interstate 430. Moments later, he finds an intersection taken over, vehicles blocking traffic, and one car spinning donuts in the middle of the road. off street. Among the chaos, a Toyota Camry driven by Deshan Slay tries to escape. The car blacks out its lights, runs red signals, and pushes over 130 mph, sometimes into oncoming lanes. Each second feels like a gamble, not just for him, but for every unsuspecting driver nearby. Near Interstate 30, headlights flash as Slay nearly collides head-on with another car. In that razor thin moment, the trooper seizes the chance, executing a tactical vehicle intervention, striking the Camry's side and forcing it to stop. Wrong way on the runway. >> Let me SEE YOUR HEAD. >> Slay is arrested safely. Inside the car, officers recover a small jar with suspected marijuana. He faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, no lights at night, excessive speeding, and possession. A night of thrill-seeking closes with handcuffs instead of fireworks. Proof that recklessness never ends in victory. And >> was this the wrong way? >> Well, yeah, he's wrong way here. That's where he swore he cut across and just blacked out the whole time. So, I just ended it. >> I wasn't going to let him. Keep going. >> Hey, [ __ ] >> January 29th, 2024. Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. While working with an FBI task force, troopers receive word of a hit and run on Interstate 630. The suspect's vehicle flees through neighborhoods, cutting across grass yards and leaving deep ruts behind. Clear. Oh [ __ ] he just brought [ __ ] his car. >> Beer can scatter on the forboard and the driver shows clear signs of intoxication. The passenger shouts angrily, blaming him for the chaos. What started as reckless driving now spreads into property damage and fear in the community. Hands, [ __ ] [screaming] I'LL SHOOT YOUR HANDS. HANDS. >> Troopers box in the vehicle on Daisy Bates Drive. The driver resists cooperation, refusing tests at the hospital. Each refusal adds weight to the night's reckless choices. While officers hold the line with patience and procedure, >> shut the [ __ ] up. on me. >> The driver is cited for multiple offenses, open container, leaving the scene of an accident, criminal mischief, fleeing, driving under the influence, and more. He is released to medical care, but the charges remain. A simple decision to drink and drive left behind broken yards, shaken neighbors, and a reminder. Recklessness on the road always writes its own costly bill. >> I I was coming. >> Hey, that Lexus that got hit on 30, he's the one that smoked him. He was trying to run from >> Really? >> And then we saw we saw him TV. 11:40 p.m. March 4th, 2024, Hensley, Arkansas, USA. Deputies request backup during a late night pursuit on US 167. A fleeing vehicle swerves dangerously across lanes. The driver pushing recklessness to its limits. >> Back up with the trooper. >> Taking lead, a trooper attempts a tactical stop. The suspect cuts him off, weaving unpredictably. The chase feels like a heartbeat racing. One wrong move could mean disaster for anyone on the road. >> Still 67 TVI TV just out in the woods. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> A second maneuver lands. This time successful. The fleeing car veers off the shoulder, flips, and chaos unfolds. The front passenger is ejected while the driver bolts down a gravel road in the dark. Moments later, officers catch him after a tenseoot pursuit. The driver is taken into custody on traffic and fleeing charges. The passenger injured is rushed to Saint Vincent Hospital. That night's chase reminds us one reckless decision can end with flashing lights, overturned steel, and lives forever altered. Anything else? >> I got some covering. I think in my pocket. >> In your pocket. >> March 17th, 2025. New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA. During spring break patrols, officers stop a silver Toyota for tinted windows and the strong odor of marijuana. Inside are two 19-year-old twins and their younger cousins. Hey, >> hey, I'm Lieutenant Michael with the new Smart Beach Police Department. Okay. Uh, one, the reason I'm stopping you is cuz your windshield's tinted. Okay. Two, when you pass by me, the odor of marijuana just hit me in the face. Okay. At first, the driver insists there's nothing in the car. But as questions continue, officers find pre-rolled items, rolling papers, and a joint near where a 14-year-old had been sitting. The airships, what began as a minor traffic stop, now carries heavier concern. >> Who was up front? >> Who was in the passenger seat? Were you? Can you stand up for me? >> Do you have any more on you? Anything else? >> I got some covering. I think in my pocket >> in your pocket. >> Where? >> I was like, I feel it. >> It's down here. >> Oh, okay. >> I'm good. You're good. >> Yep. Sorry. I got hurt. >> All right. You can see now. Both twins admit to possession, though one tries to take full responsibility. Emotions run high, tears, arguments, and pleas to protect their younger cousin. The scene feels less like a simple arrest and more like a family crisis unfolding under flashing lights. >> Give me a set of cuffs. >> Thank you. >> Turn right. >> We both turn back two. Yep. >> We have a zero tolerance policy. >> So, what happened to the light? >> Officers proceed with the arrest for possession of marijuana under 20 g and paraphernalia. The cousins are released while the twins face the consequences of their choices. Spring break, meant for fun and freedom, instead ends with handcuffs and hard lessons about accountability. I'll get him out of here. >> Helpers. I got >> help with this. You got to do it quick. >> Can you show me and do female? 10:05 p.m. July 10th, 2025, Faulner County, Arkansas, USA. Deputies pursue a speeding vehicle eastbound on Interstate 40. The car weaves through traffic at nearly 100 mph, cutting across lanes with reckless disregard. 66 37 A trooper joins the chase, performing a tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's car strikes the concrete wall, yet astonishingly re-enters the interstate, fleeing again. Adrenaline surges. The road becomes a chessboard of risk. taking back off eastbound. It's a white male driver 64th primary. Near the 137 mile marker, a second intervention spins the car into the wall once more. This time, the driver taunts officers, raising his fists, mocking badges, resisting every command. For a moment, it feels like control is slipping away. Officers move in using restraint tactics and persistence. The suspect, Dustin Kirkindall, is subdued and arrested. Evidence of alcohol and narcotics is recovered. Two deputies are treated for blood exposure during the struggle. That night proves a hard truth. Reckless defiance may feel powerful in the moment, but it always ends with accountability. >> Out of the [ __ ] car. [ __ ] car. GET OUT. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD. Get out. On July 26th, 2025, at approximately 11:13 p.m. on KY 11:15 in Oakrove, Kentucky, United States, a trooper observed a white Nissan Ultima traveling northbound with an unilluminated license plate. What should have been a routine stop quietly set the stage for something far more dangerous. As the trooper approached and calmly identified himself, the driver suddenly fled. The Ultima accelerated through residential streets, swerved violently, breakd without warning, and nearly struck multiple vehicles. Each second raised a silent question. Why not just stop? >> I'll be in pursuit. We're on Meadow Lane. You just turned on to Stein Road. >> 104. I don't get the plate yet. It's going to be one black male driving with one occupant as well. >> Speed is 44 right now. We're about to come to a stop going on to Hamburg Road again. Northbound 115. He almost just hit a car. Pushing a pit. [music] >> The pursuit escalated onto I 24 speeds climbing past 80 mph. In the chaos, an object was thrown from the vehicle. Sparks flew as it hit the roadway. Moments later, a precision immobilization maneuver finally forced the Ultima off the road. Inside the car, two adults and a 4-year-old child unrestrained. Good pit. Good pit. He's in the barrier. He in the barrier. Blackmail. >> GET OUT. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. PUT IN [screaming] PARK. PUT IT IN PARK AND GET T. PUT IT IN PARK. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD AND get out. M. We got the car stopped. We're getting him out of the car now. Stand in the front of the car. Crawl out to me. The driver, Christopher Curry, was arrested at 11:20 p.m. A 9mm handgun was later recovered along with marijuana and an open bottle of whiskey. Curry admitted he fled because he had no license and feared jail. No one was injured, but the danger was real, especially for the child who had no choice in that ride. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Yeah, we're good. >> On your face. >> Sorry, I have night. On April 29th, 2024, at 7:16 p.m. on Interstate 64, Kentucky, United States, a trooper spotted a vehicle traveling westbound with a suspicious license plate. The system returned no vehicle record. Lights on. A simple stop was attempted. your speed from the top. But the driver had other plans. He accelerated instead of stopping, launching into a 125 mph chase through traffic. Sirens wailed, wind roared. Each mile widened the gap between law and reasoning. down 72. As they entered Jefferson County, officers received approval for legal intervention. The fleeing car crashed into a concrete wall on the waters and exit. The pursuit ended in twisted metal, but without blood. A narrow escape. Not a lucky one. Put your hands up. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR OVER HERE. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. On your face. ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> The driver was undocumented and scared. He said he was just trying to reach his aunt's home. She spoke English. His passenger, terrified, had begged him to stop. No ID, fake documents, canceled registration. It was fear that drove the wheel and nearly drove them into tragedy. >> Working load, I don't know. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ah. Ah. A B A. Yeah. Yeah. Brian. No, no, no. You guys here? >> On March 24th, 2024, at around 10:10 p.m. on Interstate 24, Kentucky, United States, a trooper clocked a vehicle speeding 85 mph in a 70 zone. What followed was no ordinary stop. It was the beginning of a betrayal, a chase, and a street war. >> They take off. >> Holy [ __ ] What the hell they doing? WHAT'S GOING ON? >> STOP RIGHT THERE. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. AIN'T NO MASSFUL. I got one running. I GOT ONE RUNNING. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. As the trooper approached, the driver, Austin Zant, was suddenly forced out by passenger Marcus Jones, known on the streets as [music] Savage. Jones stole the car along with the other passengers and fled, tossing a handgun, drugs, and caution to the wind. [music] 78. Well, I think he just threw a gun out at the 83 mile marker in the middle of I 24 that way. Yeah, that 789 car passing 81 heading westbound northbound. >> X-ray. [music] Head southbound with any rise. Cut the median on me. X-ray Adam for I believe it's Tom Union. The passenger pushed the driver out about the 84 is on the side of the road. Heading eastbound act like you're going to Oakrove 789 as well. If you can get highway patrol on the phone 185. Do you want me a 10? South on Fort Camp Boulevard. >> Traffic's very light. >> He's going to wreck out. He wrecked out. SHOW ME A [ __ ] SHOW ME A HAND. >> Show me YOUR HANDS ON MY SUIT. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. The chase stretched across highways and into city streets. Jones ran red lights, swerved into oncoming traffic, rammed a patrol car, and reversed in the wrong lane. Speeds passed 100 mph. When officers finally forced him offroad with a pit, he fled on foot, ignoring tasers, commands, pain. Pendulum drive. I need someone here now. >> Yeah. Get [ __ ] up. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. On foot. He fell. He ran. He screamed, "You can't do that." before vanishing behind a tree. Officers finally found and arrested him. Jones admitted he had taken meth and heroin. The passengers, including a dog, were shaken, but alive. The road was damaged, but lives were spared. Run over. >> I can't breathe. Yeah, you'll get >> because you running. >> On April 2nd, 2024, at 9:40 a.m. in Florida, USA, a murder suspect named Walter Medina was pursued on Interstate 4 by law enforcement units. >> It's the 62. was just a few seconds ago. 60 to go right on the 52 right now. Now having a 64 80 mph. >> The gold minivan darted between vehicles at over 110 mph. He wasn't just fleeing. He was gambling with lives. Officers tried multiple pit maneuvers as traffic swerved in panic. You were back. A little more. We're moving to the uh traffic. Tire push around. There you go. Push it. Push it. Super maybe exit. All right, he's exited. Angry level. >> Near mile marker 77. After crashing into a civilian car, the suspect still refused to surrender. A final pit maneuver forced him into the media. His escape had ended, but the damage was real. Right. Stop traffic. >> [screaming] >> Officers approached with weapons drawn. Despite repeated commands, Medina resisted. K 9. Rico was deployed and the suspect was subdued. Another day, another reminder. Some chases don't end with justice. They begin it. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 19th, 2023, in Florida, USA, a blue Cadillac suspected of grand theft was spotted in St. John's County. Florida Highway Patrol joined the pursuit. Heat. Heat. The suspect accelerated aggressively, refusing to stop. Sirens echoed through the streets as the chase intensified. Pedestrians watched in disbelief. Would it stop before someone got hurt? Yeah. Wheel. FHP troopers executed a precision pit maneuver, spinning the Cadillac sideways. Fire screeched, metal twisted. In that moment, speed met skill and law prevailed. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The vehicle was stopped and the suspect apprehended without injury. But one thing was clear. When you steal and run in Florida, the chase won't end well. >> This one right here. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. You got a female on the way. >> On November 8th, 2024 in Tampa, Florida, USA, police were tipped off about a street takeover event planned in the city. Around 12:25 a.m., a large group of vehicles was spotted doing donuts in the University Plaza parking lot. The air was thick with smoke, engines roared, and the thrill was blinding. >> Florida Highway Patrol rushed to the scene. Tires screeched as drivers scattered in panic. One wrong move and excitement could have turned into tragedy. Capacity. contact Romeo 27. >> Officers took control of the scene, dispersing the crowd. No injuries were reported, but the message was clear. Adrenaline is fleeting. Consequences are real. >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground parking lot. Get up. >> You ran all the way in the parking lot. Shut up. Stop in the wall parking lot. >> I know. I keep asking, but for real, like all I need is if I can be on like easy recall and not right now. That's my answer for everybody. I I can't I'm going to get the air crank so it cools down. On January 31st, 2024, at around 10:59 p.m. on US Highway 167, Arkansas, United States, trooper homes stopped a black Dodge Challenger going 115 mph in a 60 zone. The smell of marijuana filled the air. Cal requests turned into resistance. How's it going, man? You know how fast you were going. You were. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Interesting. >> What? Yes, sir. As the officer attempted to arrest the driver, he was dragged down the highway. The vehicle sped away with him still partly attached. In moments, duty turned into pain, blood, and gravel. Yet, Holmes got up, chased, and pursued. wonder down the road. the code right now. The suspect vehicle fled at over 120 mph, even driving in the wrong direction on a divided highway. A tactical intervention sent it crashing through a fence. The driver escaped on foot. The passenger stayed silent, uncooperative, shielding nothing. We're going to get stopped. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Crawl out. Crawl out. White. White. White feeder. >> Crawl out. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to I'm right here. >> Come here. Walk. Walk, walk, turn around. >> Trooper Holmes was injured and hospitalized, but cleared to return to duty. Hours later, the driver, Calvin Meldon, was caught 2 miles away. He was charged with assaulting an officer, fleeing, resisting arrest, DUI, and more. A chase that began with speed ended with handcuffs. >> Hey, but I'm not driving. How the [ __ ] am I supposed to know where he's running? >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Why' he run? I don't know. >> 231. I got one female 1015. This one be the passenger. On October 20th, 2024, at around 3:50 a.m. on I 275, Florida, United States, Trooper Torston saw headlights barreling the wrong way in the southbound lane. It was a silver Kia Sportage, driven with no fear or no sense. The trooper struck the Kia to stop it, only to be rearended by another vehicle moments later. The Kia paused, then accelerated again, continuing north in the southbound lane. Each mile was a coin flip for someone's life. [ __ ] hell. >> Trooper Torston performed two pit maneuvers. The Kia slammed into a concrete barrier. Reverse lights lit up. The officer blocked her again. Finally, the driver, Marggo McDaniels, was pulled out. She wreaked alcohol. Her speech was slurring, and she admitted, "I've done this before. Anyway, 36. Get out of the car now. I'm out of car. Man, you're going the wrong way on a freeway. >> McDaniels refused sobriety tests, refused breath samples, and showed zero remorse. A white pill, Oxycodone, was found in her pocket. This wasn't a mistake. It was a pattern. She was arrested and jailed. No one died that night, but someone easily could have >> the first one ever. >> Yeah. So, back. >> All right. You got to you got to sit forward so that I can reach the uh So like you should I should just die. >> What? >> I'm right. >> Is it is it Oh, okay. Take the floor. TAKE THE FLOOR. TAKE THE FLOOR. >> On November 22nd, 2023 in Yuli, Florida, USA, police responded to an active shoplifting case at a cole store on State Road 200. >> 1033. 1033. They just signal for my vehicle. >> OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. STOP. RIGHT NOW. Hands up. Hands up. Deputy Hutcherson located the suspects loading stolen merchandise into a Nissan. But when he tried to block their escape, the driver reversed and rammed his patrol car, knowing he was inside. Hands >> up. >> Hey, PUT IT IN PARK. I WILL SHOOT YOU IF YOU MOVE. >> As Hutcherson stepped out, a passenger reached over, threw the car in drive, and aimed directly at him. He dodged what could have been a fatal blow. A high-speed chase began. color. They're turning towards a train at the moment. Never mind. Made it back. 200 traffic down. Happy traffic. on the lights. TRAFFIC SIGNAL FOUR. SINGLE FOUR. SINGLE FOUR. >> The suspects sped recklessly, nearly hitting others until they went airborne over a median and crashed head-on into another vehicle. >> LET ME SEE. EVERYBODY'S HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> 5020 [ __ ] ground right now. Get on the ground right now. Somebody shut it down. We got one possible signal left. The crash seriously injured an innocent woman, Sierra Faucet. The suspects were trapped in the wreck. Inside, stolen merchandise worth $1,785 and drugs were recovered. They now face multiple felony charges and a lifetime reminder of a reckless decision. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> 1097 to come right by the semis. We're going to open the middle lane up. [snorts] >> Could you grab them on the slots, please? >> We'll get them whenever we get there. >> You ain't going to need slides in jail. They'll give you some. >> I don't need >> Hey buddy, I'm dipping. I knowbody's ask you if you're okay. You fine? You good? Are you hurt? I need to go to the hospital. On April 17th, 2022, at around 3:30 a.m. in Dade City, Florida, USA, a 49year-old woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver while walking along the grassy shoulder of US 301. The vehicle, a silver or white sedan, had veered off-road, hit a sign, re-entered the road, then swerved again to strike the woman. The impact tore her body apart. Officers arrived to find her remains scattered across lanes. As investigators secured the scene, a silver Chevy pickup appeared, racing northbound directly at them. Officers shouted for it to stop. Instead, the driver ran over the victim's remains and sped away. It was no longer just a tragedy. It was desecration. 460 traffic 7575 standby. 416 Richmond sink road Let me let me take over. Let me take over. 416. On October 4th, 2024, at around 11:05 p.m. In Lee County, Florida, USA, trooper David Blake spotted a black sedan flying past on State Route 82, clocked at 112 miles per hour in a 55 zone. That wasn't just speeding. That was a silent scream for disaster. As Blake closed in with lights and sirens blaring, the driver slowed, then suddenly veered into a U-turn lane. A trick, a trap. The vehicle fled again. Blake knew this wouldn't end with just a citation. At the first safe chance, Blake executed a pit maneuver. The sedan spun to a stop, guns drawn. One man, hands raised. The chase was over, but the questions had just begun. Take your seat belt off right now. I will [ __ ] kill you. Take your [ __ ] seat belt off now. >> TAKE IT OFF. I'll take it off. Sorry, man. >> Okay, okay, okay, okay. 105 10 15. >> Oh my god. >> The driver, Ynil Alberto Perez Valdez, said he was scared. He thought Blake wasn't a real officer, but fear doesn't excuse danger. Ynil was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and damaging a patrol car. >> Oh my god. We're land 108 1046. >> God damn, man. [ __ ] I was trying to do my [ __ ] life already, man. >> On September 18th, 2023, in Elatcha County, Florida, USA, deputies were alerted that a stolen BMW linked to a homicide was heading north on US 441. The weight of that call wasn't just urgency. It was life and death. Compressed vehicle 300 441 now a little bit >> deputies followed from a distance, confirming the tag. It was the stolen vehicle. Stop sticks were deployed, but the driver, reckless and unyielding, dodged them, veering into medians. Sirens wailed, hearts raced. >> What lane? What lane? >> Go ahead. Put in the fast lane. In lane, put it back. Yep. I see you now. I'll see you now. Finally, a pit maneuver brought the car to a halt. Guns raised, doors opened. The driver, Javon Stefon Barkley. A moment of stillness after chaos. Then the weight of justice took over. >> Hit crash. >> Stop. Guys, remember what you're doing. Tony stop. Block traffic back in the back, please. >> Nice [ __ ] How far on the north side of the prairie? I'll start traffic. >> Javon had a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and 13 prior license suspensions. Now he's charged with fleeing and driving [music] with suspended license. Three RD plus offense. How many chances does one man get before the law says? Enough. 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 Lichbu. >> They have another car in front of her. And why, you know, we I cannot parking 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. I told you she the her the car the front of her hand to the >> 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 out. >> No. You sit up. Get on the ground. >> See, sir. No, no, no. >> Sit down. >> No. >> 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. Yeah, I'm going to call an ambulance. >> Look at him. >> One caller only fire in the dress. Heat. Heat. I show up here to stop. Thank you. Can you repeat your 1020 exit? Looks like you might want to carbon north of Oh yeah. Attent running continuing southbound and northbound on Congress. Okay, you're approaching Atlantic driving around. We need a minute before All right. The fence stop. Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR NOW. >> STEP OUT of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. With your hands in the air. All right. Exit off to the side. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. Jump out of the vehicle. Jump over. Let's go. Out of the [ __ ] vehicle. Wake up. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm out. I'm out. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Wow. Open your car up. >> This one, right? [ __ ] 9:00 a.m. September 24th, 2025, Fair View Heights, Illinois, USA. A patrol car stops a vehicle on Old Collinsville Road for a license plate sticker that had been expired for 5 years. It seemed like a simple morning task, the kind of stop that usually ends peacefully. >> Oh [ __ ] >> As the officer approaches, a gray Chevrolet Camaro 2018 suddenly crashes into the patrol car from behind, pushing it into the stopped vehicle ahead. In just a moment, calmness turns into chaos, reminding us how fragile each second on the road can be. >> Here, come over here, buddy. Get out of the road. >> Here, have a seat real quick. Have a seat. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> What happened, dude? >> I don't know, man. I >> The driver steps out, admitting he had used alcohol and weed gummies, and even confessed he struck the car on purpose. Words like these make us realize when recklessness takes over, it endangers not only oneself but also every life nearby. >> Here, let me get >> No, no, no. Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't want you to get hit. Okay. >> Hey, you guys all right up in there? >> All right. Just hang tight. Okay. >> Illinois State Police conduct an independent investigation. The driver, KGNL Jennings, 28, is arrested and later charged with damaging public property and multiple serious offenses. Thankfully, the two occupants of the first stopped car are unharmed, receiving only a warning for the expired sticker. Actions always carry weight, and that morning, the consequences were swift. >> So, am I going to the ambulance? >> They're going to come and check you out. Okay, partner. >> Okay. >> All right. You put my wallet back in my pocket? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 7:30 a.m. October 16th, 2023, Camden County, Georgia, USA. A deputy pulls over 53-year-old Leonard Cure on Interstate 95 near the Georgia, Florida line. The reason? Speeding over 100 mph and reckless driving. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward stop on a quiet morning. The deputy orders cure out of the truck. Voices rise, commands repeat, and tension builds. A taser is deployed as Cure resists being handcuffed. The roadside, once calm, becomes a struggle filled with [music] confusion and force. Boom. >> Watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> DO YOU SEE THAT? >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE BACK OF that truck. Back of the truck. >> Both hands. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YES, YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BUTT. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. The fight escalates. Cure grabs at the deputy. Another taser cycle follows. Then Battton strikes. Finally, a single gunshot ends the struggle. The silence afterward is heavy, as if the road itself pauses to absorb what just happened. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. Sit down, DAVID. SHOTS FIRED. YOU'RE [ __ ] STAY DOWN. [screaming] YOU'RE GOING TO GET UP. STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. FIRST RESPONDERS rush in performing CPR before transporting cure by ambulance. Despite their efforts, he does not survive. His story is poignant. Once wrongfully imprisoned for years, later cleared and compensated only to meet a tragic end here. It leaves us reflecting. Freedom hardearned can be lost in a single moment of conflict. out of my easy. >> January 10th, 2024, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. A call comes in about a disturbance involving a knife on Western Wind Circle. Officers Brennan and Schmidt from the Pikesville precinct respond. Their body cameras capturing every step. >> Yes. >> Hi. Here. >> Yes. >> Is under arrest. >> For what? >> For disorderly conduct. >> No. She's in the house. I don't want I don't want anyone. I don't want any confrontation. She's under arrest. She's awfully under arrest. Close the door. Close the door. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Time. Start me some more units here, [music] please. >> At first, the situation seems manageable. Voices raised, but no one yet hurt. But as officers follow up at a second location on North Altra Street, resistance grows. Commands repeat. Pepper spray is used and then a taser. What began as a call for disturbance now spirals into physical struggle. Stop. >> She ain't going. What is she doing? I'm listening. Not right. Sir, >> get out of the way. North. >> Do you please get out of the way? She's under arrest. You're interfering with lawful arrest. I do not want to charge you with anything. I don't want >> She's going with you. >> Okay. So, please back out of the way. >> Tension peaks when a 76-year-old woman resists arrest. Officers move in, bringing her to the ground. The site is unsettling. Age does not erase accountability. Yet, the clash feels heavy for everyone involved. >> You're going to COME IN MY HOUSE. COME OUT. >> Be easy with her. Easy. >> I didn't do nothing. >> And I can't deal with >> Come out the house now. Get out the house now. [laughter] Agar, a slave representation. >> Both women are ultimately arrested. The department releases the footage publicly, stressing transparency and procedure. It's a reminder that law enforcement often walks a fine line, balancing firmness with restraint under the watchful eye of the community. >> Ma'am, somebody to get >> Hey, sir. We'll we'll get her a phone call. You need to talk to her. Okay. >> We're not trying to make too much of a more of a scene. All right. >> Well, I ain't I ain't never making. >> No, no, ma'am. I'm trying to get you in the car. December 31st, 2023, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. A trooper spots two cars racing at nearly 95 mph on Interstate 430. Moments later, he finds an intersection taken over, vehicles blocking traffic, and one car spinning donuts in the middle of the road. I'm too early. Among the chaos, a Toyota Camry driven by Deshan Slay tries to escape. The car blocks out its lights, runs red signals, and pushes over 130 mph, sometimes into oncoming lanes. Each second feels like a gamble, not just for him, but for every unsuspecting driver nearby. Near Interstate 30, headlights flash as Slay nearly collides head-on with another car. In that razor thin moment, the trooper seizes the chance, executing a tactical vehicle intervention, striking the Camry's side and forcing it to stop. All the way on the road. >> Let me SEE YOUR HEAD. >> Slay is arrested safely. Inside the car, officers recover a small jar with suspected marijuana. He faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, no lights at night, excessive speeding, and possession. A night of thrillseeking closes with handcuffs instead of fireworks. Proof that recklessness never ends in victory. >> And this wrong way. >> Yeah, he's wrong way here. That's where he cut across and just blacked out the whole time. So, I just ended it. I wasn't going to let him. >> Oh, yeah. Keep going. >> January 29th, 2024, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. While working with an FBI task force, [music] troopers receive word of a hit and run on Interstate 630. The suspect's vehicle flees through neighborhoods, cutting across grass yards and leaving deep ruts behind. Where's Oh [ __ ] he just brought the [ __ ] his car off. Beer can scatter on the forboard and the driver shows clear signs of intoxication. The passenger shouts angrily, blaming him for the chaos. What started as reckless driving now spreads into property damage and fear in the community. HANDS, [ __ ] [screaming] I'LL SHOOT YOUR HANDS. HANDS. >> Troopers box in the vehicle on Daisy Bates Drive. The driver resists cooperation, refusing tests at the hospital. Each refusal adds weight to the night's reckless choices. While officers hold the line with patience and procedure, >> shut the [ __ ] up. on you. >> The driver is cited for multiple offenses, open container, leaving the scene of an accident, criminal mischief, fleeing, driving under the influence, and more. He is released to medical care, but the charges remain. A simple decision to drink and drive left behind broken yards, shaken neighbors, and a reminder. Recklessness on the road always writes its own costly bill. >> I I was coming. >> Hey, that Lexus that got hit on 30, he's the one that smoked him. He was trying to run from >> Really? And then we saw we saw him >> 67 TV just out the woods. >> 11:40 p.m. March 4th, 2024. Hensley, Arkansas, USA. Deputies request backup during a late night pursuit on US 167. A fleeing vehicle swerves dangerously across lanes. The driver pushing recklessness to its limits. Contain back up with the trooper in >> Taking lead, a trooper attempts a tactical stop. The suspect cuts him off, weaving unpredictably. The chase feels like a heartbeat racing. One wrong move could mean disaster for anyone on the road. >> Still 67 TV. TVI TV. Just out in the woods. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. >> A second maneuver lands. This time successful. The fleeing car veers off the shoulder, flips, and chaos unfolds. The front passenger is ejected while the driver bolts down a gravel road in the dark. Moments later, officers catch him after a tense foot pursuit. The driver is taken into custody on traffic and fleeing charges. The passenger injured is rushed to Saint Vincent Hospital. That night's chase reminds us one reckless decision can end with flashing lights, overturned steel, and lives forever altered. Anything else? I got some covering. I think on my pocket. >> In your pocket. >> March 17th, 2025. New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA. During spring break patrols, officers stop a silver Toyota for tinted windows and the strong odor of marijuana. Inside are two 19-year-old twins and their younger cousins. >> Hey, I'm Lieutenant Mel. Welcome to Smart Beach Police Department. Okay. Uh, one, the reason I'm stopping you is because your windshield's tinted. Okay. Two, when you pass by me, the odor of marijuana just hit me in the face. Okay. >> At first, the driver insists there's nothing in the car. But as questions continue, officers find pre-rolled items, rolling papers, and a joint near where a 14-year-old had been sitting. The air shifts, what began as a minor traffic stop, now carries heavier concern. >> Who was up front? >> Who was in the passenger seat? Were you? Can you stand up for me? >> Do you have any more on you? Anything else? I got some covering. I think on my pocket >> in your pocket >> from where? >> I was like, I feel it. >> Oh, okay. >> Yep. Sorry, I got hurt. >> All right, you can see now. >> Both twins admit to possession. The one tries to take full responsibility. Emotions run high. tears, arguments, and pleas to protect their younger cousin. The scene feels less like a simple arrest and more like a family crisis unfolding under flashing lights. >> Come here, set. Thank you. >> Turn your body, right? >> We both keep going. >> What? >> Turn back. >> She >> Yep. We have a zero tolerance policy. the wild. >> Officers proceed with the arrest for possession of marijuana under 20 grams and paraphernalia. The cousins are released while the twins face the consequences of their choices. Spring break, meant for fun and freedom, instead ends with handcuffs and hard lessons about accountability. I'll get him out of here. >> Can you show me and do male temp? 10:05 p.m. July 10th, 2025, Faulner County, Arkansas, USA. Deputies pursue a speeding vehicle eastbound on Interstate 40. The car weaves through traffic at nearly 100 mph, cutting across lanes with reckless disregard. 66 roll 237. >> A trooper joins the chase, performing a tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's car strikes the concrete wall, yet astonishingly re-enters the interstate, fleeing again. Adrenaline surges. The road becomes a chessboard of risk. taking back off eastbound. It's a white male driver. 64 primary. Near the 137 mile marker, a second intervention spins the car into the wall once more. This time, the driver taunts officers, raising his fists, mocking badges, resisting every command. For a moment, it feels like control is slipping away. Officers move in using restraint tactics and persistence. The suspect, Dustin Kirkindall, is subdued and arrested. Evidence of alcohol and narcotics is recovered. Two deputies are treated for blood exposure during the struggle. That night proves a hard truth. Reckless defiance may feel powerful in the moment, but it always ends with accountability. >> Out of the [ __ ] car. [ __ ] car. GET OUT. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD. Get out. On July 26th, 2025, at approximately 11:13 p.m. on KY 11:15 in Oakrove, Kentucky, United States, a trooper observed a white Nissan Ultima traveling northbound with an unilluminated license plate. What should have been a routine stop quietly set the stage for something far more dangerous. As the trooper approached and calmly identified himself, the driver suddenly fled. The Ultima accelerated through residential streets, swerved violently, breaked without warning, and nearly struck multiple vehicles. Each second raised a silent question. Why not just stop? >> I'll be in pursuit. We're on Meadow Lane. He just turned on to Stein Road. >> 10 lane four. I don't get the plate yet. It's going to be one black male driving with one occupant as well. >> Speed is 44 right now. We're about to come to a stop going on to road again. Northbound 115. He almost just hit a car. Push in a pit. >> The pursuit escalated onto I 24 speeds climbing past 80 mph. In the chaos, an object was thrown from the vehicle. Sparks flew as it hit the roadway. Moments later, a precision immobilization maneuver finally forced the Ultima off the road. Inside the car, two adults and a four-year-old child unrestrained. Good pit. Good pit. He's in the barrier. He in the barrier. Blackmail. >> GET OUT. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. PUT IN PARK. PUT IT IN PARK AND GET T. PUT IT IN PARK. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD AND GET OUT. M. We got the car stopped. We're getting him out of the car now. Stand in the front of the car. Crawl out to me. >> The driver, Christopher Curry, was arrested at 11:20 p.m. A 9mm handgun was later recovered along with marijuana and an open bottle of whiskey. Curry admitted he fled because he had no license and feared jail. No one was injured, but the danger was real, especially for the child who had no choice in that ride. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Yeah, we're good. >> Get on your face. I'm sorry. I have night. On April 29th, 2024, at 7:16 p.m. on Interstate 64, Kentucky, United States, a trooper spotted a vehicle traveling westbound with a suspicious license plate. The system returned no vehicle record. Lights on. A simple stop was attempted. >> Speed from the top. But the driver had other plans. He accelerated instead of stopping, launching into a 125 mph chase through traffic. Sirens wailed. Wind roared. Each mile widened the gap between law and reason. >> 15 foot lane. Keeping 10 down 72. >> [music] >> As they entered Jefferson County, officers received approval for legal intervention. The fleeing car crashed into a concrete wall on the waters and exit. The pursuit ended in twisted metal, but without blood. A narrow escape, not a lucky one. Put your hands up. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR OVER HERE. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. ON YOUR FACE. ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. ON your face. The driver was undocumented and scared. He said he was just trying to reach his aunt's home. She spoke English. His passenger, terrified, had begged him to stop. No ID, fake documents, canceled registration. It was fear that drove the wheel and nearly drove them into tragedy. >> Working load, I don't know. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ah. Ah. E. B A. Yeah. Yeah. Brian. No. No. No. You this here. On March 24th, 2024, at around 10:10 p.m. on Interstate 24, Kentucky, United States, a trooper clocked a vehicle speeding 85 mph in a 70 zone. What followed was no ordinary stop. It was the beginning of a betrayal, a chase, and a street war. >> They take off. >> Holy [ __ ] What the hell are they doing? >> STOP RIGHT THERE. [screaming] SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. SEVEN. I'M ASKFUL. I got one running. I GOT ONE RUNNING. MOVE. MOVE, MOVE, MOVE. >> As the trooper approached, the driver, Austin Zant, was suddenly forced out by passenger Marcus Jones, known on the streets as Savage. Jones stole the car along with the other passengers and fled, tossing a handgun, drugs, and caution to the wind. 78. Well, I think he just threw a gun out at the 83 mile marker in the middle of I 24. >> Yeah, that 789 car passing 81 heading westbound northbound route. X-ray. >> Head southbound with Penny Riley. Cut the median on me. X-ray Adam for I believe it's Tom Union. The passenger pushed the driver out about the 84 is on the side of the road. Heading eastbound act like you're going to Oakrove 789 as well. If you can get highway patrol on the phone 185. You want me to figure this out? >> South on Fort Camp Boulevard. Speeds are 80. >> Traffic's very light. >> He's going to wreck out. He wrecked out. SHOW ME A [ __ ] SHOW ME A HAND. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS ON MY SUIT. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. The chase stretched across highways and into city streets. Jones ran red lights, swerved into oncoming traffic, rammed a patrol car, and reversed in the wrong lane. Speeds passed 100 mph. When officers finally forced him off road with a pit, he fled on foot, ignoring tasers, commands, pain. [music] Pendulum drive. I need someone here now. YOU GET [ __ ] UP. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground on foot. He fell. He ran. He screamed, "You can't do that." before vanishing behind a tree. Officers finally found and arrested him. Jones admitted he had taken meth and heroin. The passengers, including a dog, were shaken but alive. The road was damaged, but lives were spared. >> Run over. >> I can't breathe. >> Yeah, you'll get because you running. On April 2nd, 2024, at 9:40 a.m. in Florida, USA, a murder suspect named Walter Medina was pursued on Interstate 4 by law enforcement units. >> It's the 62 just a few seconds ago. 62 right now. Now having a 64 80 mph. >> The gold minivan darted between vehicles at over 110 mph. He wasn't just fleeing. He was gambling with lives. Officers tried multiple pit maneuvers as traffic swerved in panic. And number one, we're moving up to the uh Tie the tire. Push around. There you go. Push it. Push it. Thank you. All right, he's exit. near mile marker 77. After crashing into a civilian car, the suspect still refused to surrender. A final pit maneuver forced him into the media. His escape had ended, but the damage was real. Please stop the subject. Officers approached with weapons drawn. Despite repeated commands, Medina resisted. K 9. Rico was deployed and the suspect was subdued. Another day, another reminder. Some chases don't end with justice. They begin it. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 19th, 2023, in Florida, USA, a blue Cadillac suspected of grand theft was spotted in St. John's County. Florida Highway Patrol joined the pursuit. Heat. Heat. The suspect accelerated aggressively, refusing to stop. Sirens echoed through the streets as the chase intensified. Pedestrians watched in disbelief. Would it stop before someone got hurt? Heat. Heat. FHP troopers executed a precision pit maneuver, spinning the Cadillac sideways. Tire screeched, metal twisted. In that moment, speed met skill and law prevailed. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The vehicle was stopped and the suspect apprehended without injury. But one thing was clear. When you steal and run in Florida, the chase won't end well. >> This one right here? Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> On November 8th, 2024 in Tampa, Florida, USA, police were tipped off about a street takeover event planned in the city. Around 12:25 a.m., a large group of vehicles was spotted doing donuts in the University Plaza parking lot. The air was thick with smoke, engines roared, and the thrill was blinding. >> Florida Highway Patrol rushed to the scene. Tires screeched as drivers scattered in panic. One wrong move and excitement could have turned into tragedy. You can't tell they put a different or something. Pierre Romeo. Officers took control of the scene, dispersing the crowd. No injuries were reported, but the message was clear. Adrenaline is fleeting. Consequences are real. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get the parking lot. Get up. >> You ran all the way in the parking lot. Shut up. Stand up. Stand up. We got the charger stopped in the wall parking lot. Holy second, dude. >> I know I keep asking, but for real, that's all I need is if I can be on like DC recall and not right now. That's my answer for everybody. I I can't I'm going to get the air cranker so it's cool down. On January 31st, 2024, at around 10:59 p.m. on US Highway 167, Arkansas, United States, trooper homes stopped a black Dodge Challenger going 115 mph in a 60 zone. The smell of marijuana filled the air. Commest turned into resistance. How's it going, man? You know how fast you were going. You were. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Interesting. What? Yes, sir. As the officer attempted to arrest the driver, he was dragged down the highway. The vehicle sped away with him still partly attached. In moments, duty turned into pain, blood, and gravel. Yet, Holmes got up, chased, and pursued. South down the road. coming up right now. The suspect vehicle fled at over 120 mph, even driving in the wrong direction on a divided highway. A tactical intervention sent it crashing through a fence. The driver escaped on foot. The passenger stayed silent, uncooperative, shielding nothing. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Crawl out. Crawl out. White feeder. >> Crawl out. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to right here? Come here. Walk, walk, walk. Turn around. Trooper Holmes was injured and hospitalized, but cleared to return to duty. Hours later, the driver, Calvin Meldon, was caught 2 miles away. He was charged with assaulting an officer, fleeing, resisting arrest, DUI, and more. A chase that began with speed ended with handcuffs. >> Hey, but I'm not driving. How the [ __ ] am I supposed to know where he's running? Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Why'd he run? >> 231. I got one female 105. This going to be the fastest. On October 20th, 2024, at around 3:50 a.m. on I 275, Florida, United States, Trooper Torston saw headlights barreling the wrong way in the southbound lane. It was a silver Kia Sportage driven with no fear or no sense. The trooper struck the Kia to stop it, only to be rearended by another vehicle moments later. The Kia paused, then accelerated again, continuing north in the southbound lane. Each mile was a coin flip for someone's life. [ __ ] hell. >> Trooper Torston performed two pit maneuvers. The Kia slammed into a concrete barrier. Reverse lights up. The officer blocked her again. Finally, the driver, Marggo McDaniels, was pulled out. She rire of alcohol. Her speech was slurring, and she admitted, "I've done this before. Anyone else? Get out of the car now. I'm out of car. Man, you're going the wrong way on freeway. >> McDaniels refused sobriety tests, refused breath samples, and showed zero remorse. A white pill, oxycodone, [music] was found in her pocket. This wasn't a mistake. It was a pattern. She was arrested and jailed. No one died that night, but someone easily could have ever. >> All right. You got to you got to sit forward so that I can reach the uh So like you should I should just die. >> What? >> I'm right. Is it is it right here? Oh, >> the board. THE BOARD. On November 22nd, 2023 in Yuli, Florida, USA, police responded to an active shoplifting case at a coal store on State Road 200. >> 1033. 1033. They just see my board for my vehicle. >> OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. STOP RIGHT NOW. Hands up. Hands up. >> Deputy Huterson located the suspects loading stolen merchandise into a Nissan. But when he tried to block their escape, the driver reversed and rammed his patrol car knowing he was inside. >> Hands up. >> Hey, PUT IT IN PARK. I WILL SHOOT YOU IF YOU MOVE. >> As Hutcherson stepped out, a passenger reached over, threw the car in drive, and aimed directly at him. He dodged what could have been a fatal blow. A high-speed chase began. Tiss. They're turning toward Tra. Never mind. Made it back. 200 traffic. any traffic. on the lights. Just jump ON TRAFFIC. SINGLE. SINGLE. SINGLE. THE suspects sped recklessly, nearly hitting others until they went airborne over a median and crashed head-on into another vehicle. >> LET ME SEE EVERYBODY'S HANDS RIGHT NOW. online responding unit. Somebody shut it down at min. We got one possible signal. The crash seriously injured an innocent woman, Sierra Faucet. The suspects were trapped in the wreck. Inside, stolen merchandise worth $1,785 and drugs were recovered. They now face multiple felony charges and a lifetime reminder of a reckless decision. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> 1097 to come right by the semis. We're going to open this middle lane up. [snorts] >> Could you get them on? >> We'll get them whenever we get there. You ain't going to need slides in jail. They'll give you some. >> I don't need >> Hey buddy, I'm dippy spying. I knowbody's asking if you're okay. You fine? You good? Are you hurt? >> I just need to go to the hospital. On April 17th, 2022, at around 3:30 a.m. in Date City, Florida, USA, a 49year-old woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-un driver while walking along the grassy shoulder of US301. The vehicle, a silver or white sedan, had veered off-road, hit a sign, re-entered the road, then swerved again to strike the woman. The impact tore her body apart. Officers arrived to find her remains scattered across lanes. As investigators secured the scene, a silver Chevy pickup appeared, racing northbound directly at them. Officers shouted for it to stop. Instead, the driver ran over the victim's remains and sped away. It was no longer just a tragedy. It was desecration. traffic 7575 16 when I get out of San Diego. golf on Richmond sink road. Let me take over. Let me take over. 416. I'm working on your On October 4th, 2024, at around 11:05 p.m. in Lee County, Florida, USA, trooper David Blake spotted a black sedan flying past on State Route 82, clocked at 112 mph in a 55 zone. That wasn't just speeding. That was a silent scream for disaster. As Blake closed in with lights and sirens blaring, the driver slowed, then suddenly veered into a U-turn lane. A trick, a trap. The vehicle fled again. Blake knew this wouldn't end with just a citation. At the first safe chance, Blake executed a pit maneuver. The sedan spun to a stop, guns drawn. One man, hands raised. The chase was over. But the questions had just begun. 82. >> Take your seatelt off right now. I will [ __ ] kill you. Take your [ __ ] seat belt off now. >> TAKE IT OFF. TAKE IT OFF. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. Get on the ground. 15. >> Oh my god. >> The driver, Ynil Alberto Perez Valdez, said he was scared. He thought Blake wasn't a real officer. But fear doesn't excuse danger. Yust was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and damaging a patrol car. >> Oh my god. 10 forward land. >> God damn, man. [ __ ] I was trying to do my [ __ ] life already, man. [snorts] >> On September 18th, 2023, in Elatchua County, Florida, USA, deputies were alerted that a stolen BMW linked to a homicide was heading north on US 441. The weight of that call wasn't just urgency. It was life and death. >> Speed compress the vehicle. >> 300 441 now. Trying to get a little bit off and get set up. >> Can you turn your lights on this way? >> Deputies followed from a distance, confirming the tag. It was the stolen vehicle. Stop sticks were deployed, but the driver, reckless and unyielding, dodged them, veering into medians. Sirens wailed, hearts raced. >> What lane? What lane? Go ahead. Put in the fast lane. Inside lane. Fast lane. Put a back lane. Now you got two more. Finally, a pit maneuver brought the car to a halt. Guns raised, doors opened. The driver, Javon Stefon Barkley. A moment of stillness after chaos. Then the weight of justice took over crash. Pony stop, guys. Remember what you do in Tony stop. Block traffic back in the back, please. >> Nice. I'm coming here for how far on the north side of the prairie. I'll start traffic. >> Javon had a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and 13 prior license suspensions. Now he's charged with fleeing and driving [music] with suspended license. Three RD plus offense. How many chances does one man get before the law says? Enough. 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 the front of her and why, you know, we I cannot parking 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. I told you she the her 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 out. >> No, you sit up. Get on the ground. Sir, no. Sit down. No. >> 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. Yeah, I'm going to call an ambulance. >> 12 me. Heat. Heat. You might have been here to stop. 8620. There's an exit. Looks like you might drop down a north. Oh yeah. Attempt run running. Continuing southbound northbound on Congress. Vehicle northbound on Congress. You're approaching Atlantic. Correct. driving around. We need a minute before we get to the traffic. >> All right. The fence stop. Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR NOW. >> STEP OUT OF the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle with your hands in the air. All right. Exit off to the side. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. Step out of the vehicle. Jump over. Let's go. Out of the [ __ ] vehicle. WHAT THE HELL? I'M DOWN. I'M DOWN. I'M DOWN. I'm down. I'm down. I'm good. I'm out. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Wow. Open your car up. It's probably this one, right? >> [ __ ] >> 9:00 a.m. September 24th, 2025, Fairview Heights, Illinois, USA. A patrol car stops a vehicle on Old Collinsville Road for a license plate sticker that had been expired for 5 years. It seemed like a simple morning task, the kind of stop that usually ends peacefully. [ __ ] As the officer approaches, a gray Chevrolet Camaro 2018 suddenly crashes into the patrol car from behind, pushing it into the stopped vehicle ahead. In just a moment, calmness turns into chaos, reminding us how fragile each second on the road can be. >> Here, come over here, buddy. Get out of the road. Here, have a seat real quick. Have a seat. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> What happened, dude? >> I don't know, man. The driver steps out, admitting he had used alcohol and weed gummies, and even confessed he struck the car on purpose. Words like these make us realize when recklessness takes over, it endangers not only oneself, but also every life nearby. >> Here, let me get >> No, no, no. Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't want you to get hit. Okay. >> Hey, you guys all right up in there? >> All right. Just hang tight. Okay. >> Illinois State Police conduct an independent investigation. The driver, KGNL Jennings, 28, is arrested and later charged with damaging public property and multiple serious offenses. Thankfully, the two occupants of the first stopped car are unharmed, receiving only a warning for the expired sticker. Actions always carry weight, and that morning, the consequences were swift. >> So, am I going to the ambulance? >> They're going to come and check you out. Okay, partner. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You put my wallet back in my pocket. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> 7:30 a.m. October 16th, 2023, Camden County, Georgia, USA. A deputy pulls over 53-year-old Leonard Cure on Interstate 95 near the Georgia, Florida line. The reason? Speeding over 100 mph and reckless driving. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward stop on a quiet morning. The deputy orders cure out of the truck. Voices rise, commands repeat, and tension builds. A taser is deployed as Cure resists being handcuffed. The roadside, once calm, becomes a struggle filled with confusion [music] and force. >> Watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> Do you see that? >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. Back of the truck. >> BOTH HANDS. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YES. YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. THE FIGHT ESCALATES. Cure grabs at the deputy. Another taser cycle follows. Then Batten strikes. Finally, a single gunshot ends the struggle. The silence afterward is heavy, as if the road itself pauses to absorb what just happened. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] Sit down. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. CAM, STAY OUT. [screaming] DO NOT GET UP. STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. >> FIRST responders rush in performing CPR before transporting cure by ambulance. Despite their efforts, he does not survive. His story is poignant. Once wrongfully imprisoned for years, later cleared and compensated, only to meet a tragic end here. It leaves us reflecting. Freedom hardearned can be lost in a single moment of conflict. >> Easy. Easy. >> January 10th, 2024. Baltimore County, Maryland, USA. A call comes in about a disturbance involving a knife on Western Wind Circle. Officers Brennan and Schmidt from the Pikesville precinct respond. Their body cameras capturing every step. >> Yes. >> Hi. Here. >> Yes. >> Is under arrest. >> For what? >> For disorderly conduct. >> No, she's in the house. I don't want I don't want anyone I don't want any confrontation. She's under arrest. She's awfully under arrest. >> Open the door. CLOSE THE DOOR. [laughter] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. SIR, >> time to start me some more units here, please. >> At first, the situation seems manageable, voices raised, but no one yet hurt. But as officers follow up at a second location on North Alter Street, resistance grows. Commands repeat. Pepper spray is used and then a taser. What began as a call for disturbance now spirals into physical struggle. Stop. >> She ain't going. >> What is she doing? I'm with my grandmother, sir. >> Get out of the way. North, >> will you please get out of the way? She's under arrest. You're interfering with lawful arrest. I do not want to charge you with anything. I don't want to She's going with you. >> Okay, so please back out of the way. >> Tension peaks when a 76-year-old woman resists arrest. Officers move in, bringing her to the ground. The site is unsettling. Age does not erase accountability. Yet the clash feels heavy for everyone involved. >> You're going to come in MY HOUSE FOR A TIME TO COME OUT. >> Be easy with her. Easy. I didn't do nothing. >> Come out the house now. Get out the house now. [laughter] >> Hey, a slave presentation. >> Both women are ultimately arrested. The department releases the footage publicly stressing transparency and procedure. It's a reminder that law enforcement often walks a fine line, balancing firmness with restraint under the watchful eye of the community. >> Sam, from the >> Hey, sir. We'll we'll get her a phone call or something to talk to her. Okay. >> We're not trying to make too much of a smart scene. All right. >> Well, I ain't I ain't never making >> No, no, man. I'm trying to get you in the car. >> December 31st, 2023. Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. A trooper spots two cars racing at nearly 95 MPH on Interstate 430. Moments later, he finds an intersection taken over, vehicles blocking traffic, and one car spinning donuts in the middle of the road. up on the street racing. Among the chaos, a Toyota Camry driven by Deshan Slay tries to escape. The car blocks out its lights, runs red signals, and pushes over 130 mph, sometimes into oncoming lanes. Each second feels like a gamble, not just for him, but for every unsuspecting driver nearby. Near Interstate 30, headlights flash as Sleigh nearly collides head-on with another car. In that razor thin moment, the trooper seizes the chance, executing a tactical vehicle intervention, striking the Camry's side and forcing it to stop. All the way on the road. >> Let me see your head. >> Slay is arrested safely. Inside the car, officers recover a small jar with suspected marijuana. He faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, no lights at night, excessive speeding, and possession. A night of thrillseeking closes with handcuffs instead of fireworks. Proof that recklessness never ends in victory. >> And this wrong way. >> Yeah, he's wrong way here. That's where he cut across and just blacked out the whole time. So, I just ended it. I wasn't going to let him. Keep going. >> January 29th, 2024, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. While working with an FBI task force, [music] troopers receive word of a hit and run on Interstate 630. The suspect's vehicle flees through neighborhoods, cutting across grass yards and leaving deep ruts behind. Where? Clear. Oh [ __ ] he just brought the [ __ ] car. Beer can scatter on the forboard and the driver shows clear signs of intoxication. The passenger shouts angrily, blaming him for the chaos. What started as reckless driving now spreads into property damage and fear in the community. Hands, [ __ ] [screaming] I'LL SHOOT YOUR HANDS. HANDS. >> Troopers box in the vehicle on Daisy Bates Drive. The driver resists cooperation, refusing tests at the hospital. Each refusal adds weight to the night's reckless choices while officers hold the line with patience and procedure. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. on me. >> The driver is cited for multiple offenses, open container, leaving the scene of an accident, criminal mischief, fleeing, driving under the influence, and more. He is released to medical care, but the charges remain. A simple decision to drink and drive left behind broken yards, shaken neighbors, and a reminder. Recklessness on the road always writes its own costly bill. >> I I was coming. >> Hey, that Lexus that got hit on 30, he's the one that smoked him. He was trying to run from >> Really? >> And then we saw we saw him TV. 11:40 p.m. March 4th, 2024, Hensley, Arkansas, USA. Deputies request backup during a late night pursuit on US 167. A fleeing vehicle swerves dangerously across lanes, the driver pushing recklessness to its limits. >> Back up with the trooper. >> Taking lead, a trooper attempts a tactical stop. The suspect cuts him off, weaving unpredictably. The chase feels like a heartbeat racing. One wrong move could mean disaster for anyone on the road. >> 67 TV just out in the woods. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. A second maneuver lands. This time successful. The fleeing car veers off the shoulder, flips, and chaos unfolds. The front passenger is ejected while the driver bolts down a gravel road in the dark. Moments later, officers catch him after a tense foot pursuit. The driver is taken into custody on traffic and fleeing charges. The passenger injured is rushed to Saint Vincent Hospital. That night's chase reminds us one reckless decision can end with flashing lights, overturned steel, and lives forever altered. Anything else? >> I got some covering. I think on my pocket. >> In your pocket. >> March 17th, 2025. New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA. During spring break patrols, officers stop a silver Toyota for tinted windows and the strong odor of marijuana. Inside are two 19-year-old twins and their younger cousins. >> Hey, I'm Lieutenant Mike. both police department. Okay. Uh, one, the reason I'm stopping you is cuz your windshield's tinted. Okay. Two, when you pass by me, the odor of marijuana just hit me in the face. Okay. >> At first, the driver insists there's nothing in the car. But as questions continue, officers find pre-rolled items, rolling papers, and a joint near where a 14-year-old had been sitting. The air shifts, what began as a minor traffic stop, now carries heavier concern. >> Who was up front? >> Who was in the passenger seat? Were you? Can you stand up for me? Yeah. >> Do you have any more on you? Any anything else? >> I got some stuffing. I think on my pocket. >> In your pocket? >> Where? >> I was like, I feel it. >> It's down here. It's down here. >> Oh, okay. >> You can still care. >> Yep. Sorry. I got >> All right. You can see now. >> Both twins admit to possession. The one tries to take full responsibility. Emotions run high. Tears, arguments, and pleas to protect their younger cousin. The scene feels less like a simple arrest and more like a family crisis unfolding under flashing lights. >> Give me a set of cuffs. Thank you. >> Turn your body back. >> We both are going to keep going. >> What? >> Turn your body back. >> She too. >> Yep. >> We have a zero tolerance policy. So why would we get away? >> Officers proceed with the arrest for possession of marijuana under 20 gram and paraphernalia. The cousins are released while the twins face the consequences of their choices. Spring break meant for fun and freedom instead ends with handcuffs and hard lessons about accountability. I'll get him out of here. >> Help me with this. You have to go quick. >> Can you show me male and do male temp? 10:05 p.m. July 10th, 2025, Faulner County, Arkansas, USA. Deputies pursue a speeding vehicle eastbound on Interstate 40. The car weaves through traffic at nearly 100 mph, cutting across lanes with reckless disregard. 66 roll 237. >> A trooper joins the chase, performing a tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect's car strikes the concrete wall, yet astonishingly re-enters the interstate, fleeing again. Adrenaline surges. The road becomes a chessboard of risk. taking back off eastbound. It's a white male driver. 64th primary. Near the 137 mi marker, a second intervention spins the car into the wall once more. This time, the driver taunts officers, raising his fists, mocking badges, resisting every command. For a moment, it feels like control is slipping away. Officers move in using restraint tactics and persistence. The suspect, Dustin Kirkindall, is subdued and arrested. Evidence of alcohol and narcotics is recovered. Two deputies are treated for blood exposure during the struggle. That night proves a hard truth. Reckless defiance may feel powerful in the moment, but it always ends with accountability. >> Out of the [ __ ] car. [ __ ] car. GET OUT. >> MA'AM, GO AHEAD. Get out. On July 26th, 2025, at approximately 11:13 p.m. on KY 11:15 in Oakrove, Kentucky, United States, a trooper observed a white Nissan Ultima traveling northbound with an unilluminated license plate. What should have been a routine stop quietly set the stage for something far more dangerous. As the trooper approached and calmly identified himself, the driver suddenly fled. The Ultima accelerated through residential streets, swerved violently, breakd without warning, and nearly struck multiple vehicles. Each second raised a silent question. Why not just stop? >> I'll be in pursuit. We're on Meadow Lane. He just turned on to Stein Road. 104. I don't get hit the plate yet. It's going to be one black male driving with one occupant as well. >> Speed is 24 right now. We're about to get to a stop going on to road again. Northbound 115. He almost just hit a car. Push in a pit. >> The pursuit escalated onto I 24 speeds climbing past 80 mph. In the chaos, an object was thrown from the vehicle. Sparks flew as it hit the roadway. Moments later, a precision immobilization maneuver finally forced the Ultima off the road. Inside the car, two adults and a 4-year-old child unrestrained. vehicle. I believe something. >> Good pit. Good pit. He's in the bay area in the barrier. >> Blackmail. >> GET OUT. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. PUT IN PARK. PUT IT IN PARK AND GET TED. PUT IT IN PARK. >> TURN THE CAR OFF, >> MA'AM. GO AHEAD AND GET OUT. M. We got the car stopped. We're getting him out of the car now. Stand in the front of the car. Crawl out to me. The driver, Christopher Curry, was arrested at 11:20 p.m. A 9mm handgun was later recovered along with marijuana and an open bottle of whiskey. Curry admitted he fled because he had no license and feared jail. No one was injured, but the danger was real, especially for the child who had no choice in that ride. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Yeah, we're good. get on YOUR FACE. I'm sorry. I have night TV. >> On April 29th, 2024, at 7:16 p.m. on Interstate 64, Kentucky, United States, a trooper spotted a vehicle traveling westbound with a suspicious license plate. The system returned no vehicle record. Lights on. A simple stop was attempted. Daniel speed 35. But the driver had other plans. He accelerated instead of stopping, launching into a 125 mph chase through traffic. Sirens wailed, wind roared. Each mile widen the gap between law and reason. >> 15. >> [music] >> 72. [music] As they entered Jefferson County, officers received approval for legal intervention. The fleeing car crashed into a concrete wall on the waters and exit. The pursuit ended in twisted metal, but without blood. A narrow escape, not a lucky one. >> Put your hands up. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. OVER HERE. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. ON YOUR FACE. ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. >> The driver was undocumented and scared. He said he was just trying to reach his aunt's home. She spoke English. His passenger, terrified, had begged him to stop. No ID, fake documents, canceled registration. It was fear that drove the wheel and nearly drove them into tragedy. >> Working load. I don't know. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ah, a big b a. Yeah. Yeah. Brian. No, no, no. You this here. On March 24th, 2024, at around 10:10 p.m. on Interstate 24, Kentucky, United States, a trooper clocked a vehicle speeding 85 mph in a 70 zone. What followed was no ordinary stop. It was the beginning of a betrayal, a chase, and a street war. >> They take off. >> Holy [ __ ] What the HELL THEY DOING? STOP RIGHT THERE. SHOW [screaming] ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. SEVEN. I'M ASKFUL. I got one running. I GOT ONE RUNNING. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. >> As the trooper approached, the driver, Austin Zant, was suddenly forced out by passenger Marcus Jones, known on the streets as Savage. Jones stole the car along with the other passengers and fled, tossing a handgun, drugs, and caution to the wind. 78. Well, I think he just threw a gun out at the 83 mile marker in the middle of I 249. This is KBR passing 81 heading westbound. Northbound. >> X-ray. Head south. Cut the median on me. X-ray Adam for I believe it's Tom Union. The passenger pushed the driver out about the 84 is on the side of the road. >> Head eastbound. Act like you're going to Oakrove. >> 789 as well. If you can get highway patrol on the phone, do you want me to tip south on Fort Campbell Boulevard? Speeds are 80. Traffic is very light. He's going to wreck out. He wrecked out. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] SHOW ME YOUR HAND. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS ON MY SUIT. THE CHASE STRETCHED ACROSS highways and into city streets. Jones ran red lights, swerved into oncoming traffic, rammed a patrol car, and reversed in the wrong lane. Speeds passed 100 mph. When officers finally forced him off road with a pit, he fled on foot, ignoring tasers, commands, pain. Pendulum drive. I need someone here now. You get [ __ ] up. >> Get on the ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. on foot. >> He fell. He ran. He screamed, "You can't do that." before vanishing behind a tree. Officers finally found and arrested him. Jones admitted he had taken meth and heroin. The passengers, including a dog, were shaken, but alive. The road was damaged, but lies were spared. >> Run over. >> I can't breathe. Yeah, you'll get >> you running. >> On April 2nd, 2024, at 9:40 a.m. in Florida, USA, a murder suspect named Walter Medina was pursued on Interstate 4 by law enforcement units. >> It's the 62. Just a few seconds ago 62 right up there still 54 right now 64 80 mph The gold minivan darted between vehicles at over 110 mph. He wasn't just fleeing, he was gambling with lives. Officers tried multiple pit maneuvers as traffic swerved in panic. kind of That's all right. And number two, we're moving up to the uh traffic line. around you. There you go. Push it. Push it. Maybe another exit. All right, he's exiting. Exit. Near mile marker 77 after crashing into a civilian car, the suspect still refused to surrender. A final pit maneuver forced him into the median. His escape had ended, but the damage was real. Please target the subject. Officers approached with weapons drawn. Despite repeated commands, Medina resisted. K nine. Rico was deployed and the suspect was subdued. Another day, another reminder. Some chases don't end with justice. They begin it. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On December 19th, 2023, in Florida, USA, a blue Cadillac suspected of grand theft was spotted in St. John's County. Florida Highway Patrol joined the pursuit. Heat. Heat. The suspect accelerated aggressively, refusing to stop. Sirens echoed through the streets as the chase intensified. Pedestrians watched in disbelief. Would it stop before someone got hurt? Middle wheel middle go middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle middle FHP troopers executed a precision pit maneuver, spinning the Cadillac sideways. Tire screeched, metal twisted. In that moment, speed met skill and law prevailed. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The vehicle was stopped and the suspect apprehended without injury. But one thing was clear. When you steal and run in Florida, the chase won't end well. >> This one right here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. You got a female deputy on the way. >> On November 8th, 2024 in Tampa, Florida, USA, police were tipped off about a street takeover event planned in the city. Around 12:25 a.m., a large group of vehicles was spotted doing donuts in the University Plaza parking lot. The air was thick with smoke, engines roared, and the thrill was blinding. >> Florida Highway Patrol rushed to the scene. Tires screeched as drivers scattered in panic. One wrong move and excitement could have turned into tragedy. Okay. G8. Delier Romeo 27. >> Officers took control of the scene, dispersing the crowd. No injuries were reported, but the message was clear. Adrenaline is fleeting. Consequences are real. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground parking lot. Get up. >> You ran all the way in the parking lot. Shut up. Stand up. Stand up. >> We got the truck stop in the wall parking lot. >> Fooling, man. >> Take a sec, dude. >> I know. I keep asking for real. Like all I need is [ __ ] like AC recall and not right now. >> That's my answer for everybody. I I can't. So good. I'm going to get the air cranker so it cools down. On January 31st, 2024, at around 10:59 p.m. on US Highway 167, Arkansas, United States, trooper homes stopped a black Dodge Challenger going 115 mph in a 60 zone. The smell of marijuana filled the air. Commest turned into resistance. How's it going, man? You know how fast you were going. You were. Go ahead. Step out of the vehicle for me. Interesting. What? As the officer attempted to arrest the driver, he was dragged down the highway. The vehicle sped away with him still partly attached. In moments, duty turned into pain, blood, and gravel. Yet, Holmes got up, chased, and pursued. wonder down the Highway The suspect vehicle fled at over 120 mph, even driving in the wrong direction on a divided highway. A tactical intervention sent it crashing through a fence. The driver escaped on foot. The passenger stayed silent, uncooperative, shielding nothing. >> We're going to be stopped. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. COME OUT. CRAWL OUT. White feeder. >> Crawl out. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to know? I'm right here. >> Come here. Walk. Walk. Walk. Turn around. >> Trooper Holmes was injured and hospitalized, but cleared to return to duty. Hours later, the driver, Calvin Meldon, was caught 2 miles away. He was charged with assaulting an officer, fleeing, resisting arrest, DUI, and more. A chase that began with speed ended with handcuffs. >> Hey, but I'm not driving. How the [ __ ] am I supposed to know where he's running? >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Why'd he run? I don't know. 31. And I got one female 1015. It's going to be the passenger. >> On October 20th, 2024, at around 3:50 a.m. on I 275, Florida, United States, trooper Torston saw headlights barreling the wrong way in the southbound lane. It was a silver Kia Sportage driven with no fear or no sense. The trooper struck the Kia to stop it, only to be rearended by another vehicle moments later. The Kia paused, then accelerated again, continuing north in a southbound lane. Each mile was a coin flip for someone's life. >> Hellbound. Trooper Torston performed two pit maneuvers. The Kia slammed into a concrete barrier. Reverse lights lit up. The officer blocked her again. Finally, the driver, Marggo McDaniels, was pulled out. She wreaked of alcohol. Her speech was slurred and she admitted, "I've done this before. There we go. Get out of the car now. I'm out of car. >> Man, you're going the wrong way on a freeway. >> McDaniels refused sobriety tests, refused breath samples, and showed zero remorse. A white pill, oxycodone, was found in her pocket. This wasn't a mistake. It was a pattern. She was arrested and jailed. No one died that night, but someone easily could have ever. >> All right. You got to you got to sit forward so that I can reach the uh >> sound like you should I should just die. >> What? >> I'm right there. Is there Oh, okay. Huh? >> Sing the floor. >> On November 22nd, 2023 in Yuli, Florida, USA, police responded to an active shoplifting case at a Cole store on State Road 200. >> 1033. 1033. They just thoroughed my vehicle. >> OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. NO, RIGHT NOW. Hands up. Hands up. >> Deputy Hutcherson located the suspects loading stolen merchandise into a Nissan. But when he tried to block their escape, the driver reversed, and rammed his patrol car, knowing he was inside. >> Hands up. >> Hey, PUT IT IN PARK. I WILL SHOOT YOU IF YOU MOVE. >> As Hutcherson stepped out, a passenger reached over, threw the car in drive, and aimed directly at him. He dodged what could have been a fatal blow. A high-speed chase began. The road color turn. Never mind. Back left traffic. Heat. Heat. traffic. Traffic lights here. Just jump med ON TRAFFIC. SIGNAL FOUR. SIGNAL FOUR. SIGNAL FOUR. >> The suspect sped recklessly, nearly hitting others until they went airborne over a median and crashed headon into another vehicle. >> LET ME SEE EVERYBODY'S HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> Get on [ __ ] ground right now. Get on the ground right now. online unit. Somebody shut it down at we got one possible signal. >> The crash seriously injured an innocent woman, Sierra Faucet. The suspects were trapped in the wreck. Inside, stolen merchandise worth $1,785 and drugs were recovered. They now face multiple felony charges and a lifetime reminder of a reckless decision. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> 1097 to come right by the semis. We're going to open this middle lane up. >> Could you grab my slides? >> We'll get them whenever we get there. You ain't going to need slides in jail. They'll give you some. >> I don't need Hey buddy, I'm dipping spy. I know nobody's ask you if you're okay. You fine? You good? Are you hurt? I'm just going to go south. I'm here to go to April 17th, 2022 at around 3:30 a.m. in Date City, Florida, USA. A 49year-old woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-un driver while walking along the grassy shoulder of US301. The vehicle, a silver or white sedan, had veered off-road, hit a sign, re-entered the road, then swerved again to strike the woman. The impact tore her body apart. Officers arrived to find her remains scattered across lanes. As investigators secured the scene, a silver Chevy pickup appeared, racing northbound directly at them. Officers shouted for it to stop. Instead, the driver ran over the victim's remains and sped away. It was no longer just a tragedy. It was desecration. There's a pickup truck going through our city and looks like a signal for 1675. Stand by 416 on Richmond 2 sink road again. Let me take over. Let me take over. 416 just hit him four. On October 4th, 2024, at around 11:05 p.m. In Lee County, Florida, USA, trooper David Blake spotted a black sedan flying past on State Route 82, clocked at 112 mph in a 55 zone. That wasn't just speeding. That was a silent scream for disaster. As Blake closed in with lights and sirens blaring, the driver slowed, then suddenly veered into a U-turn lane. A trick, a trap. The vehicle fled again. Blake knew this wouldn't end with just a citation. At the first safe chance, Blake executed a pit maneuver. The sedan spun to a stop, guns drawn. One man, hands raised. The chase was over, but the questions had just begun. 82. >> Take your seat belt off right now. I will [ __ ] kill you. Take your [ __ ] seat belt off now. >> TAKE IT OFF. TAKE it off. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Get on the ground. >> 105. >> Oh my god. >> The driver, Ynil Alberto Perez Valdez, said he was scared. He thought Blake wasn't a real officer, but fear doesn't excuse danger. Yust was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and damaging a patrol car. >> Oh my god. Forward land 46. >> God damn, man. [ __ ] I was trying to do my [ __ ] life already, man. >> On September 18th, 2023, in Elatchua County, Florida, USA, deputies were alerted that a stolen BMW linked to a homicide was heading north on US 441. The weight of that call wasn't just urgency. It was life and death. >> Speed compress 300 441 now. Trying to get a little bit off and get set up. >> Can you turn your lights on this way? >> Deputies followed from a distance, confirming the tag. It was the stolen vehicle. Stop sticks were deployed, but the driver, reckless and unyielding, dodged them, veering into medians. Sirens wailed, hearts raced. >> What lane? What lane? Go ahead. Put in the fast lane. Inside lane. Fast lane. Put it back. I'll see you now. I'll see you now. Come on. Finally, a pit maneuver brought the car to a halt. Guns raised, doors opened, the driver, Javon Stefon Barkley. A moment of stillness after chaos. Then the weight of justice took over crash. Tony stop, guys. Remember what you do. Tony stop. Block traffic back in the back, please. >> Nice. I'm coming out with a shield for how far on the north side of the prairie. I'll start traffic. >> Javon had a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and 13 prior license suspensions. Now he's charged with fleeing and driving with suspended license. Three RD plus offense. How many chances does one man get before the law says? Enough? 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 the front of her. And why, you know, we I cannot parking 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. I told you she the her 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. Get on the ground. No, no, no. Sit up. >> No. 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. Yeah, I'm going to call an ambulance. >> Me fire in the dress. Heat. Heat. Are you up here to stop? 8620. There's an exit. There's an exit. Looks like you might want to anything else. attempt run continuing southbound and northbound on Congress on Congress. You're approaching land driving out of landing. We need a minute before we get to traffic. All right. The fence stop. Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR NOW. >> GET OUT OF the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle with your hands in the air. All right. Exit off to the side. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step off. Step out of the vehicle. JUMP OVER. LET'S GO out of the [ __ ] vehicle. Wake up. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. On the right.