down. Who are you? >> Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Police Chase. Today, we're kicking off a brand new series. When people messed with the wrong cops, where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. Hey, get down. >> On May 18th at around 7:45 p.m. in Houston, Texas, USA, officers responded to a tense family disturbance on Lara Road. Police said Devon Nawuchi had allegedly threatened family members with a firearm before leaving in a black Chevrolet Tahoe. What began as a domestic call was about to become far more dangerous. >> Here, get go inside. Go inside. >> While officers were investigating, Nawuchi returned in the Tahoe, saw police, and drove away. Officers soon located him on Chie's Drive, where authorities said he struck Officer Selenus's patrol vehicle before driving into a nearby yard. In seconds, the situation had completely changed. Hey, Charles 63. Police said Nawuchi exited with a firearm and used it toward Officer Selenus. When officer Donahue arrived, the threat continued despite repeated commands to put the weapon down. With little time to react, the officers use their duty weapons to bring the danger under control. A tense moment where every decision mattered. >> HEY, GET DOWN. Get down. CASE FIRE. SHE FIRE. SHE FIRE. >> Once the scene was secured, officers immediately provided medical assistance until paramedics arrived. Officer Selenus was treated for minor injuries and later released. The encounter leaves a simple lesson. One reckless choice can turn an already tense situation into a serious danger within seconds. >> I got the >> I got the hand >> everywhere all over. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> No. I don't know. Check the car. Check the car. >> Move. All right. Who are you? >> On June 3rd, 2022, at around 11:00 a.m. in Neapville, Illinois, USA, a veteran police officer was conducting a routine traffic stop on Bond Street near McDow Road. For nearly 12 minutes, everything appeared normal until an unrelated vehicle suddenly pulled up beside the scene. Yeah, there's a >> All right, you can take a picture and send it to me. >> Police said 28-year-old Edward San suddenly stepped out holding a hatchet and quickly moved toward the officer. There was almost no warning and barely enough time to process what was happening. In an instant, an ordinary traffic stop became [music] a serious threat. Where are you, dude? Who are you? B, I just been attacked. I just shot Shots fired. Shots fired. >> With only seconds to react, the 22-year police veteran used his duty [music] weapon to stop the approaching threat. The entire confrontation unfolded incredibly fast. A reminder that sometimes officers must make critical decisions before they even have time to fully understand why the danger began. Who are you, dude? Who are you? B, I just been attacked. I just shot Shots fired. Shots fired. >> I got >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Roll over onto your stomach. Roll over onto your stomach now. Roll over on. >> The situation was quickly brought under control and emergency medical assistance was provided. Neither the officer nor nearby bystanders were physically injured. What began as a routine stop ended as a powerful reminder. One unexpected action can change an ordinary moment in just seconds. >> Are you where you are? You good? >> Yeah, I'm good, dude. I backed up to >> Oh my god. >> Who's this guy? This is a kid on a stop. Hey, this kid's on a stop. Yeah, dude. Let's have him sit here for it. fired. >> In Los Angeles, California, USA, officers were monitoring 43-year-old Xi Vendel, who was wanted in connection with a serious case and a fugitive warrant when officers attempted a traffic stop near Alvarado Avenue and Temple Street. Police said he refused to stop. >> 91. The driver is reaching down into the front passenger compartment. Northtown Ramire passing temple of the vehicle. >> The pursuit quickly escalated when Vendel collided with another vehicle, leaving his car disabled. Police said he then got out carrying a firearm, took control of another vehicle, and continued fleeing, only to collide with another car near Third Street and Union Avenue. In just minutes, one attempt to escape had created danger across several streets. >> Keep fired. Keep fire in. After the second collision, police said Vendel emerged still holding the firearm, leading officers to respond with their duty weapons. He then ran into a gated residential complex where another tense confrontation followed. Despite the pressure, officers eventually surrounded him and brought the situation under control. Get on the floor. >> Get on the floor. >> Van Diva was taken into custody and transported to a hospital for an injury related to the earlier collision. Officers also recovered a loaded semi-automatic handgun while no officers or bystanders were reported injured. After two collisions and a tense pursuit, the outcome leaves a clear reminder. Running from one problem can quickly create many more. Yeah. >> On June 14th in Hardwick, Vermont, USA, state troopers arrived to take 24-year-old Brandon Tolman into custody over allegations connected to an earlier burglary and assault case. But what should have been a controlled arrest soon became a tense family confrontation. As troopers handled the arrest, Brandon's mother, Amy Tolman, allegedly tried to interfere. Then his father, 52-year-old Wayne Tolman, made an even more unexpected move. Police said he climbed into an excavator and began moving the massive machine toward the officers. Suddenly, the danger was coming from several tons of heavy equipment. What happened to me? >> Dash cam footage captured the excavator's bucket swinging dangerously close as troopers moved quickly to avoid it while maintaining control of the scene. Despite the pressure, the officers held their positions and eventually brought the confrontation under control without further escalation. to all available units. I've got 343 and 254 in a 1010 at 170. >> All three family members were taken into custody. According to the case information, Wayne potentially faced up to 11 years if convicted, while Brandon potentially faced a much longer sentence. One attempt to interfere with an arrest had only made the consequences more serious. A powerful reminder that acting on emotion can turn one difficult moment into an even bigger problem on Glen Bridge. >> On March 12th, 2024 in St. Charles County, Missouri, USA. A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper spotted a white Chrysler 200 traveling at 102 mph on eastbound I7 near Fifth Street. When the trooper activated his emergency lights, the driver, identified as Rudolph Churchman, allegedly accelerated instead of stopping. Moments later, the Chrysler struck a Volkswagen Atlas and then a Freightlininer tanker, turning the attempted traffic stop into a multi-vehicle crash. Churchman then left his car and ran toward the bridge barrier, but his escape route was about to disappear. on Blanch Ridge. >> Hey, don't jump. >> Reaching the barrier, Churchman realized there was a drop of more than 50 ft on the other side. With nowhere safe to continue, he faced the troopers commands and finally complied. At around 3:37 p.m., officers brought the situation under control and took him into custody. Sometimes a reckless escape ends simply because there is nowhere left to run. Wait down cuz you were speed buddy. That's all I wanted to talk to you was about some speed. >> Lay down to get on me. >> That's right. >> Can I call right now? >> Not right now. >> Why you get on me like that? >> Because you WAS SPEEDING BIG DOG. >> YOU AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE DOING 100 too right now. Hey, get your feet in there, big dog. >> Yeah. WHY I DO THAT, MAN? [screaming] THAT'S MY GIRLFRIEND CAR. >> I know, big dog. WE BOTH GOT WORKING ON ONE. >> Churchman was later taken for a medical evaluation before being booked into the St. Charles County Department of Corrections. Authorities submitted several serious charges related to fleeing the collisions and resisting the stop. What began with excessive speed had become a much bigger legal problem. A reminder that one decision on the road can change everything in seconds. >> You taking me to the the real jail? >> Yeah, man. You taking me to the real jail, bro? I work at the At around 3:30 a.m. in Dade City, Florida, USA, Florida Highway Patrol troopers and Pasco County deputies were investigating a serious hit and run on US 3001 involving a 49-year-old woman. While officers were still working at the scene, another vehicle suddenly approached, turning an already difficult night into an even more unpredictable situation. This is a pickup truck going through our city and looks like authorities said 23-year-old Andrew through Thomas Crumman [music] driving a silver Chevrolet pickup approached at speed and ignored officers commands before continuing through the investigation area and fleeing. In seconds, officers went from investigating one dangerous incident to dealing with another. >> [music] >> to my side. Sorry. We're still on 16. eastbound. >> Florida Highway Patrol pursued the pickup as Crumman continued away from the scene with other motorists potentially at risk. Troopers needed to end the pursuit quickly. They eventually used a pit maneuver, bringing the Chevrolet to a stop and taking crewmen into custody. 41 1020. Crewman later faced multiple serious allegations, including DUI, fleeing to elude, aggravated assault on law enforcement, and false imprisonment. Reports also indicated this was his eighth arrest in Pasco County in less than 4 years. One decision to keep driving had created an entirely new crisis, a reminder that ignoring a lawful stop can make an already serious situation much worse. I don't know. I don't know. >> Me right here. Okay. On February 6th, 2024, in Sebring, Florida, USA, a patrol deputy spotted a white Dodge on Sparta Road near Cal Ranch Road. According to the report, when the deputy turned around, the driver, later identified as Jaquan Salvales Hall, immediately accelerated away. What began as a simple observation quickly became a dangerous pursuit. With emergency lights and sirens activated, officers followed as the Dodge reportedly reached speeds above 130 mph on State Road 66, crossed double yellow lines, and passed other vehicles dangerously. At that speed, even one small mistake could put everyone on the road at risk. >> Westbound speeds 40 mph. He's barely able to control it. Vehicle's almost a After losing control near Skipper Road, Hall's vehicle came face to face with two patrol units. Authorities said he then accelerated and struck one of the patrol vehicles, injuring a deputy. Officers continued working to stop the Dodge, eventually making vehicle contact that left it unable to continue. The chase had finally reached its turning point. >> 33 traffic, WE GOT TO STOP. >> HANDS UP. HANDS [screaming] UP, [ __ ] HANDS UP ON THE GROUND. I WILL KILL YOU. >> Who the [ __ ] is the door? >> And there's at least three. At least three. Hall exited the vehicle and was taken into custody after officers secured the scene. According to the report, he faced allegations related to fleeing, reckless driving, striking a patrol vehicle, and driving without a valid license. After a pursuit exceeding 130 mph, the lesson was hard to miss. Trying to escape only turned one problem into several more. On August 9th, 2024, at around 3:21 p.m. on US19 near Republic Drive, Florida, USA, FHP Trooper B, Purdue noticed a silver Volkswagen speeding, following other vehicles too closely and weaving through traffic. What looked like reckless driving was about to become something far more serious. 7131 198. The Volkswagen suddenly breakd hard, creating a large cloud of dust behind it. When Trooper Purdue activated his emergency lights and attempted a traffic stop, the driver allegedly accelerated away instead. In seconds, a traffic violation had turned into a pursuit. Go ahead. >> As the Volkswagen continued through traffic, every sudden move increased the risk to everyone nearby. Trooper Purdue stayed behind the vehicle, trying to bring the situation under control before another driver became involved. At moments like this, one wrong move can change everything. HANDS UP. [screaming] HANDS UP. HANDS UP. LOCK YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. HANDS UP. GO. HANDS UP. HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. HANDS UP. TURN THE WINDOW DOWN. TURN THE WINDOW DOWN. Pit on the FRONT DOOR POINT. HEY, TURN THE CAR OFF. TURN THE CAR OFF NOW. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. What began with speeding and unsafe lane changes became far more serious when the driver allegedly chose not to stop. The dash cam footage leaves a simple reminder. A traffic stop can be handled in minutes, but trying to escape can create consequences that last much longer. >> You guys check myself, >> huh? check myself. >> On July 6th, 2026 at 7:23 p.m. in Houston, Texas, USA, an offduty Houston police officer spotted 30-year-old Jamarcus Wel Spates inside a vehicle reported stolen from Fort Ben County and linked to an assault investigation. Surrender to your safety. If you're new, let it bite you. Give commands. >> Put your hands up. >> Hold right there. Put your hands up. >> On duty officers arrived and ordered Spates to exit, but he remained inside the vehicle for nearly 30 minutes. The tension continued to build as officers waited for his next move. >> Show me your hand. >> Hand up. >> Show me your hand. >> Fire will move up soon. >> Show your hand. Show me your hands. >> Just open the door. Show your hands. >> Show your hands. Show your hands. Open the door. SHOW YOUR HANDS. >> At 7:53 p.m., officers approached the vehicle. Police said Spates pushed open the driver's door and extended his arm in what appeared to be a shooting position. Eight officers and one sergeant then discharged their duty weapons. >> Show me YOUR HAND. JUST OPEN DOORS ON YOUR HANDS. Officers used a drone before removing space and providing medical aid. He was taken to a hospital and was expected to recover. No officers were injured. Spates later faced a felony charge for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle with bond set at $35,000. Go ahead. I copy shots fired. We're staging medical. >> On July 20th, 2026 at 12:19 p.m. in Vallejo, California, USA, police received a 911 call reporting an armed robbery with the suspect reportedly fleeing in the victim's Honda Accord. About an hour later, officers located the stolen Honda through an automated license plate alert and followed it to a dead-end street on Mahogany Drive. As officers approached and gave commands, the situation suddenly became tense. shot. >> Hey, put your foot in. Shot fire. SHOT FIRE. >> Police said the driver, 44year-old Raml Delphin Quarall, grabbed an AR-15 [music] style rifle and opened fire. An officer took cover and responded as backup rushed in. The Honda then crashed [music] into a parked vehicle and a fence before coming to a stop. I copy shots fired. Do you copy? Shot fire. Shot fired. >> Officers continued to respond as the threat remained. Quarall was critically injured despite emergency medical assistance. A passenger surrendered safely while investigators recovered the rifle in a high-capacity magazine. Neither officer was injured and both were placed on administrative leave while the investigation continued. Shots fired. [music] >> Nope. On June 7th, 2023, at 12:27 p.m. in Rantel, Illinois, USA, officer Renee Whistle spotted a vehicle that had previously fled from police. Inside, he noticed a large amount of cannabis packaged in several bags. >> Nobody's moving anything out the [ __ ] car. Put your hands on the dash. You're going to get tased, >> bro. >> You're going to get tased. Put your [ __ ] hands up on the dash, >> bro. You good? Go. >> Put your hands up on the dash. I got one right here. >> Gunport. Gun part. >> Stop. >> As officer Whistle spoke with 20-year-old Jeramia Macau, the 18-year-old passenger, Jordan Richardson, suddenly ran. During the escape, a handgun fell to the ground. Richardson picked it up and kept running. Despite repeated commands from officers to stop and drop the weapon, >> drop the gun. Drop the gun. Police stop. running southbound towards Bell in the 400 block. >> Richardson eventually encountered Sergeant Jerry King on Bell Avenue. Police said he fell to the ground and turned toward the sergeant while still holding the handgun. Sergeant King then fired, striking Richardson. >> Drop the gun. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. DROP THE GUN. Drop it. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. DO NOT TOUCH THAT GUN. Do not touch that [ __ ] gun. We need medical on Bell. Get the address here. Get the address. Officers secured the handgun and immediately provided medical aid before Richardson was taken to Carl Foundation Hospital. Investigators later confirmed the handgun had been reported stolen in Colorado Springs. Macau also faced multiple charges while officers recovered two loaded handguns, packaged cannabis, and a large amount of cash from the vehicle. >> Don't do it. On May 30th, 2023, at 11:56 a.m. in Long Beach, California, USA, officers responded to multiple 911 calls about a man reportedly armed with a knife and attacking people near Livingston Drive in Park Avenue. Officers arrived within 5 minutes and identified the suspect as 31-year-old Mario Nara. Police later learned that several people had already been involved in separate encounters with him. Officers tried to calm the situation and repeatedly asked Najara to drop the weapon. >> Hey, watch crossfire. Hey, don't come towards me. >> Shoot the [ __ ] foot. >> Hey, get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Hey, back up. Get on the ground. >> Shoot, [ __ ] >> You know, 21 says he uh wants to be shot, so I'm not going to put it down. >> Uh, can you have Wells Fargo close your front door? >> Drop the knife. >> Yeah. >> Drop it. >> All right, go. Drop it. >> Drop the knife now. >> Come here. Don't do it. >> Najara continued walking away before attempting to enter a residential property. At that moment, an officer involved shooting occurred. Najara was injured in the upper body and officers immediately provided medical aid. >> Hey, get all the way down. If you want us to help you out, I need you to get down on the ground. Don't [ __ ] move. >> Whoever has answer on your face. >> Okay, lay face down. >> Najara was taken to a local hospital in stable condition. Investigators later recovered the weapon at the scene. He faced multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, attempted murder, robbery, and resisting or obstructing an officer. Bail was set at $1 million. on. All right, roll him on his side. At 1:45 a.m. on June 15th, 2026, trooper Jackson Schumate was on Interstate 30 East near Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, when a white Tesla Model Y caught his attention. First for following a commercial vehicle dangerously close, then for blowing through a 45 mph zone at over 70. Something about this driver was not right. When Schumate activated lights and sirens, the Tesla re-entered the interstate and accelerated hard. Troopers Cash and Corporal Ibara joined the pursuit. Schumatate attempted multiple tactical vehicle interventions but could not stop the vehicle and his patrol unit was disabled after a tire blew out during one of the attempts pulling him out of the chase entirely. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We got about 3 minutes. I don't know right now. cuted a successful tactical vehicle intervention, sending the Tesla off the roadway. The driver, James Reigns, refused to exit even after repeated commands and had to be physically extracted through a broken window. He smelled of alcohol, spoke with slurred speech, and later blew a 0.14 on a breath test. A blood test followed at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock. >> Keep him up. Keep him up now. Get out the car. Crawl the [ __ ] WINDOW RIGHT NOW. CRAWL THE [ __ ] WINDOW RIGHT NOW. >> CRAWL. CRAWL. >> CRAWL. >> Get your ass out. Hey, get your [ __ ] ass out. Get your hands on your back. Quit resisting. >> Shoemate's patrol vehicle sustained minor damage from the failed intervention attempts. Reigns was found to have a prior driving while intoxicated conviction in Saline County from 2024 and was charged with following too closely felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated as a second offense, speeding, improper lane change, and refusal to submit to arrest. A second offense at 0.14 in the middle of the night running from three marked units. The only surprise here is that anyone thought it would end differently. >> On June 16th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police officer in Arkansas, USA, moved in to stop a reckless driver, later identified as Elizabeth Hyatt. She slowed down just enough to suggest she might comply. Then she floored it. Hyatt pushed through the pursuit recklessly, cutting through traffic and refusing to yield despite repeated [music] attempts by the officer to end the chase safely. The further she drove, the longer the list of consequences waiting at the finish line grew. out of you. >> The officer executed a precision immobilization technique and brought Hyatt's vehicle to a stop. She was ordered out of the car, told to get on the ground, and detained without further incident. The officer confirmed to her directly that she was going to jail. There was no ambiguity about what came next. >> Hyatt was charged with felony fleeing, unauthorized use of property, reckless driving, no valid driver's license, no liability insurance, defective vehicle lights and speeding more than 15 m hour over the limit. She came into the stop with a car full of violations. She left with a felony on top of all of them. >> What's your birthday? On June 15th, 2026, at approximately 8:22 a.m., Trooper Aureliano was running traffic enforcement on Interstate 55 northbound in Arkansas, USA, when a red Chevrolet Corvette rolled past with an expired registration and a cover over the plate. He pulled in behind it, activated emergency lights, and waited. After about 25 seconds, white smoke poured from the exhaust as the Corvette launched forward. The chase was on. The Corvette hit speeds exceeding 150 mph at times reaching 156 before crossing the Arkansas and Missouri state line. Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers were staged ahead and successfully deployed tire deflation devices near the four-mile marker, flattening the left side tires and forcing the car to slow. Eastbound on 164. He's losing the tires. Stay by. Ourelano moved alongside the slowing Corvette to position for a tactical vehicle intervention near Missouri State Highway 164. The driver break suddenly, causing both vehicles to collide and become disabled. The driver, Jaden Smith, jumped out and ran across a field with a black backpack before stopping and surrendering when Aelino closed the distance. Smith was taken into custody as Missouri troopers arrived to assist. >> You do anything to [ __ ] you up. You [music] understand? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> The [ __ ] are you running for? Bro, I ain't got I ain't got >> You ain't got what? You're a [ __ ] dumbass. You know that. Get the [ __ ] up. 10:15. >> Both the Corvette and Orelano's patrol vehicle were damaged in the collision. The Arkansas State Police announced they would seek restitution. Smith's backpack contained two Ram TRX key fobs, a Dodge SRT key, and his own driver's license. A small amount of suspected marijuana was found in the Corvette. After his arrest, Smith said he was not worried about the car because he would simply buy another one. The court will have something to say about that. PANTS. On June 16th, 2026, trooper Reagan Ees pulled behind a gray Chevrolet Impala on US Highway 65 South near Dumas, Arkansas, USA for nothing more than a cracked windshield. [music] The driver, Nicholas Rubin, eased onto the shoulder as if he was going to stop. Then he did not. >> Adam X3 Zebra 95 John AXZ 95J. It's going to be on black Chevy. All right, boys. Show me 1037. We're back northbound towards Dis. >> Reuben spun the car around, left skid marks across the road, then turned onto a dirt path cutting through a corn field. While driving through the field, he hung his left arm out the window and began dumping marijuana onto the road, apparently hoping to get rid of the evidence before anyone could catch up. We'll be driving through somebody's field. Oh no. We're eastbound through the field now. Going north through another cornfield. Now we're westbound through people's backyards. >> Reuben cut through civilian backyards before stopping behind a residence on Robinwood Road and surrendering. When asked why he ran, he told the trooper he was in fear for his life. A search of the Impala told a different story. A bag of marijuana in the driver's seat and a Palmetto 15 rifle on the floorboard. Put the car in park. Drop the [ __ ] keys. With your left hand, open the door. Now get out the [ __ ] car. Face that way. Raise the back of your shirt with both your hands, grabbing the top of it. Turn around. Turn, turn, turn all the way around. Go to your [ __ ] stomach. >> The marijuana Reuben dumped out the window was recovered from the roadway and added to the evidence already seized from the vehicle. Archie's towing service was called to impound the Impala. Rubin was charged with felony fleeing, simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms, tampering with physical evidence, possession of a controlled substance, reckless driving, speeding, and driving on a suspended license, among other offenses. He ran from a cracked windshield and left a trail of evidence across an entire cornfield. It is hard to imagine a less effective escape. On July 12th, 2023 in Arkansas, USA along Interstate 40, officers began pursuing two gray Teslas after a traffic incident quickly turned into a high-speed chase. The vehicles were moving at extreme speeds, putting everyone on the highway under growing pressure. >> All traffic hit it. All right. Stop sticks were deployed and damaged the tires, but the driver continued trying to escape while weaving through traffic. Officers made several pet attempts as the pursuit stretched along the interstate. All right. Maybe uh work yet. >> I got close to that tire. One pet maneuver pushed the Tesla toward the concrete median. Moments later, the suspect rammed a patrol vehicle, damaging the cruiser and sending it toward a guardrail. At this point, the pursuit had become a serious danger to everyone nearby. >> Another pit maneuver finally brought the pursuit to an end. Both suspects were taken into custody and officers reported finding marijuana and scales inside the vehicle. The highway became quiet again, leaving behind a simple reminder. One reckless decision can put many lives at risk. >> Start 105. On December 1st, 2022, at 10:36 p.m. in Georgia, USA, officers spotted a dark red Nissan Ultima traveling at 83 mph in a 55 mph zone. What started as a speeding violation quickly turned into a high-speed pursuit. Um 80 81 82 83 >> 539 >> 516 west at mile marker 6 Ready control. The driver Shakur Benton refused to stop, weaving through streets, ignoring stop signs, and eventually reaching speeds above 100 mph. With every turn, the danger on the road continued to grow. Lower heat. Louisville. Easy. [ __ ] Officers eventually performed a pit maneuver, bringing the Nissan to a stop. Benton was thrown from the vehicle and rolled across the roadway while a passenger fled and dropped a handgun. Officers approached and secured the scene. Lady on foot. >> Show me your ass. Put your [ __ ] hands up. >> HANDS UP. HANDS UP. Don't move. >> I got one black male. 1080. >> HANDS UP. Don't you [ __ ] move. >> One black male. 1080. >> Keep those hands up. >> How you [screaming] got one passenger in the car? the driver. >> Benton told officers he had been under the influence of drugs. A search of the vehicle uncovered four handguns, including one reported stolen, along with marijuana. Benton was arrested and faced charges including DUI, fleeing, and possession of stolen property. He was trying to get out pretty good, man. On August 26th, 2024, at 4:15 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Trooper Bratton clocked a gold Lincoln Town Car traveling 80 mph through a 50 mph construction zone on Interstate 630. When the lights and sirens came on, the driver accelerated instead of stopping. The Lincoln swerved through traffic, lost control, and crashed into another vehicle before hitting the concrete barrier. The driver, later identified as 30-year-old Joshua Haney, jumped out and ran across the busy interstate. Troopers pursued him on foot as vehicles continued passing nearby. For a few tense moments, every step carried another risk. >> Oh, shoot. Shoot. You better stop. 43. I will shoot you. >> I will blow your [ __ ] bra. >> 30. I'm get that call. I don't know if there's any. >> No engine. Heiny was eventually taken into custody and transported to a hospital. Inside the damaged vehicle, officers found a loaded 9mm pistol and false license plates. He later faced multiple charges, including reckless driving, fleeing, and firearm related offenses. Ah, so hey what's I don't see anything. direction. TVI Southwest Alexander TV. >> On an unspecified date in Arkansas, USA along Interstate 555, officers pursued a vehicle traveling at more than 100 mph, weaving through traffic and using the shoulder to pass other vehicles. The situation quickly became dangerous for everyone on the highway. >> Harrisburg Road 36 the secondary. I'll take >> passing under the Harrisburg exit 110 light traffic on the shoulder speed till 100 coming up for the southwest drive exit southwest drive exit. The pursuit continued onto Southwest Drive and then Alexander Drive. Officers stayed close behind as the driver continued pushing the vehicle to its limits. With traffic all around, there was very little room for another mistake. on Alexander TV help with Alexander TV. >> At an intersection, an officer performed a tactical vehicle intervention, bringing the fleeing vehicle to an abrupt stop. The driver refused commands and officers eventually removed him from the vehicle and took him into custody. [laughter] >> Let me SEE YOUR [ __ ] HANDS RIGHT NOW. >> ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. >> ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. >> CRAWL OUT OF THE CAR TO ME RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. [screaming] I'LL KILL YOU RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> CLIMB OUT OF THE CAR. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> RIGHT NOW. Get out of the car. I'm disabled, sir. I have no weapons. >> Officers later recovered bags of marijuana along the route. The driver faced a felony fleeing charge along with additional offense. The pursuit was over, but the lesson was clear. On a busy highway, a few reckless seconds can create consequences that last much longer. >> Hey, make sure they know coming. >> Yeah, they're coming right now. >> Hold on, man. We'll fix this. Spin around. Get in there. >> Hey, we got Yeah, get in there. We got an ambulance coming to check you out. All right. >> TBI. TBI. TBI. A trooper in Arkansas, USA, initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that refused to pull over. The driver hit 89 mph through a 30 mph zone and pushed the chase eastbound on Estus Road for approximately 2.5 m, repeatedly crossing into the westbound lane around blind curves and blowing through two stop signs without slowing down. driving on the wrong side. Pix stop sign through the road and we did come out on 392. We're in a sharp curve on headed towards 392. TVI. TVI TV. He's still going. Still going. The trooper pursued onto Lone Oak Dair Road and executed a successful tactical vehicle intervention, pushing the vehicle into the ditch. The driver did not stop and kept moving east through the ditch itself. A second intervention pushed the vehicle deeper in, finally bringing both the suspect vehicle and the troopers unit to arrest. Your >> left hand. Okay. On the outside, we're going to crawl out on the ground. You understand? Face down. You understand me? Yes, sir. All right. The door is locked. Or it's maybe jammed. >> Maybe jammed. >> There you go. It was locked. Face down on the ground. Face down. Face down. Face down. Get down. Take your left arm. Place it in the small of [snorts] your back. You understand? Okay. >> Keep it right there. You understand me? >> Do not move. >> Do you understand me? Yes, sir. >> All right. >> The trooper made contact with Travis Wayne Wolie who said he was done running and would comply. Woosey was ordered out of the vehicle and arrested without further incident. The vehicle was confirmed stolen. A search uncovered a brown wooden marijuana pipe and a clear marijuana pipe in the center console. >> Splitting my head. I just start my wrist on. >> The trooper patrol car sustained minor damage to the right front spoiler and bumper from the interventions. Woosey was charged with felony fleeing, driving on a suspended license while intoxicated, possession of drug paraphernalia, speeding, reckless driving, driving left of center, failure to obey stop signs, and driving without tags. He ended up in a ditch inside a stolen car. Sometimes the only thing a chase proves is that the driver had nowhere good to go. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Let me see if I can back off of him. I ain't been to the car yet. Travis Woolsey, who says he is, On June 19th, 2026, at approximately 6:30 p.m., The Garland County Sheriff's Office in Arkansas, USA, requested assistance with a vehicle pursuit heading west on US Highway 270. Trooper Art Piler responded and caught up as the suspect, later identified as Christian Edwards, turned south on Clubhouse Drive, heading directly toward the troopers unit with no sign of stopping. 37. We're at Turtle Coast SP Mount Harvard 13. No traffic turn I guess. Copy. Clubhouse Drive. With Edwards driving directly at his unit, Trooper Plyer steered into him, colliding with the front driver side bumper to end the pursuit. After the collision, deputies gave Edwards commands to exit and show his hands. He showed his hands but refused to get out, saying he feared for his life, then rolled up his window and locked the doors. The trooper used an expandable baton to break the driver window, reached in and attempted to pull Edwards through the opening before Edwards jerked free. A deputy then unlocked the door from inside, and Edwards was physically removed from the vehicle. >> Open the [ __ ] door. I own this. Get the [ __ ] out of the car now. >> I own this. >> Edwards resisted arrest on the ground. Trooper Plyer deployed seven taser cartridges across multiple attempts before the final probe struck Edwards in the lower abdomen, causing full neuromuscular incapacitation. His body locked up midstep and he fell backward, hitting the back of his head on the asphalt and sustaining a laceration approximately 1 and a/4 in long. He was placed into custody without any further force. Edwards sustained abrasions to his back and arms and a laceration to the back of his head from the fall. The driver window and the front bumper of Trooper Plyers's patrol unit were damaged in the incident. Edwards had told officers he feared for his life. Yet, he had driven directly toward a trooper's vehicle, locked himself inside, and fought through seven taser deployments before it was over. The gap between what someone says and what they do tends to tell the real story. From high-speed pursuits to moments where decisions go too far, these real stories remind us that every action carries consequences. Some choices lead to accountability, others to reflection, but all leave an impact. 911 police chase isn't just about adrenaline. It's about awareness, responsibility, and understanding the reality behind the flashing lights. If these stories made you think, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to support the channel. Stay safe, respect the law, and we'll see you in the next video.