Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to your other 911 police chase. On June 9th, 2025, around midday in Menopi, Florida, USA, Deputy Shawn McGwigan was monitoring traffic near I75 and County Road 234, when he noticed a gold chubby Suburban blowing through a stop sign and drifting into oncoming lanes. The moment he saw it, he felt that this wasn't going to be an ordinary traffic stop. Tango 937 1030 >> 17,000 Southeast County Road 234 28 hotel's off Florida 10. >> When he activated his lights and siren, the driver refused to stop and sped away. The chase moved past a parking lot where the driver tossed a can of alcohol [music] out the window. He weaved between lanes, briefly entered the wrong side of Highway 441, and pushed his speed toward 100 [music] mph in a construction zone. It was a moment where adrenaline mixed with concern. One wrong move could put innocent people at risk. >> He's in the wrong line of traffic. Move the median. We're at 70. 50 mph. We're at 30. I'm kidding. Deputy McGwigan attempted several pit maneuvers, but the driver kept regaining control. At one point, the suspect even swerved into the deputy's vehicle, intensifying the tension of the pursuit. Additional units, including FHP and deputies Jones and Stevenson, joined in. After several miles of relentless chasing, a precise pit maneuver finally sent the vehicle spinning into the median. For a brief second, everything felt suspended in time. LG is running back to make another go toward. Yes. He's on the inside lane now. >> Back on the outside lane. The suspect tried to accelerate again, but officers quickly surrounded the vehicle and brought the situation under control without further [music] escalation. No one suffered serious harm. Later, investigators learned he had been involved in a similar incident earlier that day and was already on probation with a suspended license. The chase ended, but the lesson remained clear. Reckless choices on the road can reshape a person's future within minutes. On December 8th, 2022, at [music] 3:47 p.m. on Interstate 440 east near the 10mi marker in the USA, a call came in reporting an impaired driver swerving dangerously across lanes. The responding officer was parked on the north shoulder, watching and waiting. Then the vehicle appeared, weaving, unpredictable, and [music] heading straight for trouble. The officer activated all emergency lights [music] attempting a stop, but the driver, later identified as Donald Baxley, didn't respond. He drifted from lane to lane, clipped a bridge barrier, and continued driving on the shoulder. His gaze was empty. [music] He wouldn't acknowledge the patrol car right beside him. It wasn't just reckless driving. It was as if he was completely disconnected from reality. Heat. Heat. As speeds remained slow but unpredictable, the officer performed a pit maneuver near the 13-mi marker. The vehicle struck the concrete barrier [music] and finally came to a halt. But even then, Baxley remained unresponsive. Windows had to be broken. Commands were repeated. After a tense standoff, he was gently assisted out and placed into custody. He later admitted to consuming alcohol earlier in the day. worried about this window here. I hold people your hand. Get out. >> Emergency medical [music] services arrived and confirmed he wasn't in danger. Though no injuries occurred, the emotional weight of the encounter was undeniable. This wasn't just about poor choices on [music] the road. It was a reminder of how quickly a situation can escalate and how important it is to stay present, alert, and responsible behind the wheel. >> All right. One, two, three. >> [music] >> On June 27th, 2023, at around 2:30 p.m. on Interstate 5:30 in Arkansas, [music] USA, a silver Lincoln MKZ was reported flying down the southbound shoulder at dangerous speeds. Police Chief Greg Shapiro was already nearby, sitting in an unmarked vehicle. As the silver car ward passed, he knew he had to act fast. Clean up the PVI back up. Sergeant Jeff Preston, just leaving Trophy headquarters, also spotted the vehicle. It was weaving through traffic, flying down the shoulder at over 100 mph. Officers tried to close the distance, lights flashing, sirens blaring, but the driver didn't slow down. The pursuit had officially begun. >> Let me around. out. >> As the car hit [music] 120 mph, more units joined the chase. The suspects zigzagged across lanes, switching between shoulder and main road like a game. [music] It was chaos, but officers stayed sharp. Near mile marker 43, Sergeant Preston performed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, causing a Lincoln to spin out and slam into the guardrail. In a split second, it bounced back into traffic and struck Preston's patrol unit. Hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. GET OUT THE CAR. HANDS. HANDS. HANDS. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Got me covered. >> Yeah, cover. >> The suspect's car [music] finally stopped in the middle of the highway. Officers moved in. No force was needed. The situation was brought under control safely. Inside the vehicle, they discovered items believed to be related to substance use. The driver was treated for minor scrapes, [music] then taken into custody. No major injuries, but a high-speed reality check for everyone involved. 14. Go ahead and send a penny for his suspect video. >> On May 24th, 2023, during the afternoon commute on Interstate 75 South in Cobb County, Georgia, USA, police located a pickup truck linked to an armed incident earlier that day. As trafficened, tension rose. The driver had no intention of pulling over. Yes, I press. Instead of stopping, the suspect drove [music] onto the shoulder to bypass traffic. He veered toward an exit ramp, possibly hoping to escape into local streets, but officers were already closing in, prepared for whatever came next. >> Get off of Windy Hill. [music] Windy Hill. repair. >> One officer made a bold move, ramming the suspect's truck to bring it to a stop. The vehicle was quickly surrounded. What happened next was a moment that hung in silence. The driver tossed a firearm aside, but then raised a knife to his own throat. Officers held their ground, calmly negotiating. The tension could be felt even through the still air. Hey, we need less lethal. >> Put the knife down for me, pal. I need you to put the knife down. >> All right, less lethal's coming up. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. Finally, after a long pause, the driver let go of the knife, and lay down on the pavement. Officers moved in, secured the scene, and placed him into custody without injury. As he was handcuffed, the man broke down, whispering, "I just wanted to get away." A simple sentence, but one that captured the weight of a moment where desperation overtook [music] reason. >> All right. >> All right. I got I got gloves on. >> Stay there. those machets. Hey, sit tight. We got >> I just wanted to get away. >> Hey, sit tight. We got ambulance come check you out. Make sure everything's okay. Look at your head. Make sure it's all squared away. And we'll go from there. Okay. road. >> On September 11th, 2025 at around 9:50 a.m. near the Oklahoma state line in the USA, police were in pursuit of a black Jeep Wrangler connected to a counterfeit currency investigation. The vehicle was moving eastbound on Interstate 40 at dangerously high speeds. Faster on 49. >> As the pursuit crossed into Arkansas, speeds ranged from 95 to 120 mph. The suspect weaved between cars, [music] shifting lanes unpredictably. Officers from multiple agencies joined the chase. Every move demanded split-second decisions. The weight of the moment pressed heavy. One wrong [music] turn could change everything. 98 man. Don't do that. A first attempt to stop the vehicle using spike strips failed. But moments later, during a break in traffic, officers performed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI. The maneuver caused the Jeep to spin, tip over onto its side, and slide across the highway. [music] The vehicle finally came to rest, tilted and damaged, but the pursuit was over. driver. >> The driver crawled out through the passenger [music] side but resisted commands. Officers noticed him reaching toward his waistband. Fearing for safety, a taser was deployed briefly to gain compliance. No major injuries were reported. Later, a search revealed illegal substances and paraphernalia inside the vehicle. The suspect was treated and transported for booking. First one comes John come the wrong way. Come get it. On June 9th, 2025, [music] in Dotto County, Florida, USA, deputies were closing in on a black Dodge Ram suspected of hauling stolen construction equipment, a $98,000 skid steer. Investigators had tracked the vehicle across multiple counties. And now it was back, moving fast along Highway 70. Deputies attempted a traffic stop, [music] but the driver, later identified as EMB, Ferrer Nunes, didn't comply. Instead, he accelerated, pushing the heavy truck faster and faster down the highway. The Florida Highway Patrol joined in. It wasn't just about a stolen machine anymore. [music] It was about preventing what could become something far worse. 78 are approximately power right now. The chase [music] grew more intense with each passing mile. Officers stayed locked in, strategizing while keeping public safety front [music] of mind. As the truck thundered down the road, it became clear this wasn't just a getaway. It was a refusal to face consequences. Eventually, through coordinated tactics and [music] persistence, law enforcement was able to stop the truck without injury. Nunes was safely taken into custody. Further investigation revealed that he was a convicted felon driving with an expired [music] license and the truck itself was stolen. What started as a property crime escalated into a [music] high-speed chase. A reminder that trying to outrun accountability only brings more to answer for October 15th, 2025, at around 3:33 p.m. In Arkansas, USA, an officer observed [music] a silver Nissan Castera traveling northbound on Highway 9 at 65 miles per hour, 10 miles over the posted limit. The driver, an elderly woman who would soon lead officers on a puzzling and unexpected [music] ride. When the officer pulled behind her [music] and activated lights, the woman, later identified as Carol Landers, waved her arms but didn't stop. The patrol car followed her past [music] at least 19 safe locations to pull over. Through neighborhoods, side streets, businesses, she continued at a steady 55 to 60 mph, never accelerating, [music] never stopping. Concerned about the potential [music] risk at an upcoming intersection, the officer executed a controlled pit maneuver. The vehicle veered [music] into a ditch and flipped onto its roof slowly but firmly. As the officer approached, Landers [music] shouted, "I have the right to stop where I feel safe." Then refused to exit the vehicle. Tell me your head. >> Officers had to assist [music] her out of the overturned car. She resisted, tried to kick, and continued shouting. Eventually, she was safely restrained and transported. Though shaken, she wasn't seriously injured. At the hospital, she refused treatment. Her reason for not stopping? I was trying to get to the hospital. >> Get out. Get out. >> [ __ ] you. >> GET OUT. >> GET OUT. >> I'm not dealing with this anymore. Get out. >> Hey, you kissed my ass. >> Come on. >> Another white male jumped off around. >> On July 10th, 2025 at around 11:40 a.m. in Arkansas, USA. A trooper spotted a blue sport style motorcycle with two people on board traveling northbound on Kur Station Road. The bike had no visible license plate, a small detail that would spark a full-blown pursuit. I was about to say, don't you do it, bro. The trooper turned around and began closing in. As lights and sirens went on, the passenger looked back, a silent warning. Then, without hesitation, the passenger jumped off the motorcycle while it was still moving. The driver hit the throttle, weaving through traffic, pushing speeds over 85 mph. There was a white male jumped off around. >> The pursuit intensified as the driver, later identified as Michael Zuber 3, attempted to turn at high speed but lost [music] control. The motorcycle skidded into a ditch and Zuber was thrown off, landing hard on his back. Officers quickly moved in and took him into custody. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> I'm trying. >> I'm about to get you in there. I'm getting an ambulance on the way. >> Scoot all the way across. >> Kur Station and Nhart Circle. It's going to be close to Shaded Oaks. Zuber admitted to fleeing because he had a pipe with illegal residue on him. Officers found the pipe concealed in his clothing. Later, he revealed he was nervous around law enforcement and had used a substance earlier that morning. Though scraped and shaken, he was medically cleared and transported to the detention center. At Kaza 911 high-speed police chase, every story we share comes from the edge, where seconds decide fate and choices echo far beyond the night. The 10 cases you've witnessed aren't just about pursuit or escape. They're glimpses into real moments when chaos met consequence. Each chase, each silent street, each decision made in fear or impulse. They all remind us that behind every flashing light lies a human story. So take these moments with you. Respect the road, the law, and the lives that intersect with both. Because in every high-speed police chase, one truth remains. Speed fades, but its impact doesn't. Until next time, stay sharp and stay safe. Hey, hey, hey.