Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to Police Chase. Today we're kicking off a brand new series, When People Messed with the Wrong Cop, where every dumb move instantly triggers justice mode. All right, let's dive in. On August 21st, 2026, shortly before 8:00 p.m. in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, officers responded to a 911 call about people gathered in a private parking lot. There they encountered 64year-old William Woodworth sitting inside a Jeep Compass. Huh? >> On location 205. >> This is crazy. >> On location. Same traffic. Go ahead. >> Uh, we responded with a car 3. We're on location. [music] >> Officer Donald Conrad asked Woodworth to step out. But as he moved, Woodworth suddenly reached beneath the driver's seat and pulled out a 38 [music] caliber revolver. Despite repeated commands to put it down, he turned and pointed it toward Officer David Karns. I know you. >> It's not a threat. >> What? >> Shots fired. Control. Shots fired. >> I got the gun. I got the gun. >> Karns immediately grabbed Woodworth's arms as Conrad and Officer James Nester reacted to protect their fellow officer. In less than a minute, a routine encounter had become a split-second fight for control. >> Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> Drop it. >> Put it down. >> Shots fired. [music] Shots fired. >> You got the gun? >> Officers secured the scene and immediately provided first aid, investigators recovered the loaded revolver, and after reviewing body cam, surveillance footage, and other evidence, a judge concluded that the officer's response was legally justified. Sometimes a single decision is all it takes to change everything. >> Stay right here. Come here. Okay, right here. >> Hey, calm down. Babe, please. The baby yo, baby. >> On December 18th, 2025 in Canton, Ohio, USA, police responded to a Walmart after employees detained two people suspected of taking merchandise without paying. Inside the loss prevention office, everything initially appeared calm. As an officer identified the pair and checked for weapons, 21-year-old Shane Newman suddenly reached into his clothing and pulled out a loaded handgun. He pointed it toward the officer and tried to use it, but it failed to discharge. With no time to hesitate, the officer and [music] a Walmart employee rushed Newman and wrestled him to the floor. Within seconds, he was handcuffed [music] and the weapon was secured. Remarkably, no one was injured. Police later recovered suspected narcotics and Newman faced multiple serious felony charges. His bond was set at $1 million. While 23-year-old Katarina Jeffrey was also charged in connection with the original incident. A routine detention had turned into a far more serious case in only seconds. Open the door. On February 6th, 2025, at around 5:11 p.m. in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, NOPD officers spotted a white Kia Optima linked to a serious incident earlier that day. Officers approached on foot and ordered everyone inside to exit. >> Watch that white key to your left. right there in the middle. >> Blue guard trying to make way up to the target. >> Instead, the driver suddenly accelerated, jumped the [music] curb, and struck other vehicles while escaping. One officer narrowly moved out of the way while another was hit and later treated for minor injuries. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands on the door. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> With the Kia moving directly through their position, three officers reacted to the immediate threat before the vehicle disappeared from the scene. In seconds, a simple approach had turned into chaos. >> Don't get in front of that car. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> We're off the bridge. Where? >> Put your hands up. >> Open the door. >> Shot fire. >> Investigators later identified 20-year-old Jukuan Dominic through surveillance footage and witness identification. He was arrested on February 12th and faced multiple serious charges. The involved officers were temporarily reassigned under department protocol before later returning to full duty. Running from one moment only created consequences that followed long after it ended. On February 14th, 2025, early in the morning in Olympia, Washington, USA, police attempted to stop a white pickup truck, but the driver refused and fled toward Tum Water. Back in the car. up there with the gravel. >> Damn. >> You ready to get this guy, Manny? >> Yeah. [screaming] Deputies attempted several PIT maneuvers, but the driver kept going. A final PIT eventually pinned the pickup against a tree. Yet, the standoff continued for nearly an hour as he refused to come out. >> After less lethal options failed, officers sent K9 Igo [music] through a window. The driver resisted the K-9 at first, but moments later finally climbed out and was taken into custody. After an hour of resistance, the chase was finally over. The driver faced charges, including DUI, two counts of eluding, harming a police dog, [music] and two counts involving officers. One deputy and the driver received treatment for minor injuries, while two patrol cars were damaged. What began as a traffic stop became another reminder that running only makes the consequences heavier. On November 17th, 2023 in Florida, USA, an FHP trooper spotted a black Mercedes SUV speeding and aggressively weaving through traffic near NW2nd Avenue. When lights and sirens came on, the driver accelerated instead of stopping. Clear [music] northbound on 22. It's going to be a block. passing northwest. The Mercedes ran stop signs and red lights, used bus lanes, medians, and highway shoulders to pass traffic, then raced onto I95. Every risky move placed more innocent drivers in danger. All right. Single or single signal. 26th Street North on Northwest 17,000 aviation We're going eastbound on the Palmetto. Eastbound on the Palmetto. [music] Speeds right now are 70. >> After the SUV struck a curb and damaged its right side tires, the trooper saw his opportunity and performed a pit maneuver, finally bringing the pursuit to an end. All four occupants were safely taken into custody. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Everybody during the vehicle search, troopers discovered nine credit cards reported stolen inside the center console. Driver Radcliffe Bentley Green and the three passengers were identified. After miles of reckless driving, there was nowhere left to run and every choice made along the way carried consequences. In Florida, USA, FHP troopers spotted a Ford Mustang reported stolen and attempted to stop it. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated, quickly, turning the encounter into a high-speed pursuit. Approaching 41st Street. The Mustang raced through traffic [music] while troopers stayed close behind. With every sudden maneuver, the danger grew not only for the driver, but for everyone sharing the road traffic on an LEO as The pursuit finally reached its breaking point when the Mustang lost control and crashed heavily, bringing the chase to an abrupt end. Speed had bought the driver distance, but not an escape. >> Just after 114th Avenue. Troopers quickly secured the scene and brought the pursuit under control. What began with an attempt to escape ended as another reminder that reckless choices can change everything in seconds. In Lake Worth, Florida, USA, FHP troopers began pursuing a vehicle carrying suspects linked to a burglary investigation. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated onto the Florida Turnpike. Another county before just calling Martin over. You're not going anywhere. reaching 136 mph while troopers maintain pursuit. At that speed, one small mistake could put everyone nearby at risk. Also, we're still trying to get over Martin County. Trying to get them rolling. >> Getting a little bit medium traffic now. Heat. Heat. Let me ride. Despite their speed, the suspects eventually ran out of options. Officers surrounded the vehicle and ordered everyone to show their hands and surrender. Moments later, the pursuit was finally under control. 31 southbound vehicle southbound leading right they're going to bail they're going to bail >> the suspects were safely taken into custody bringing the dangerous chase to an end they had pushed the speedometer to 136 mph. But speed only delayed the consequences waiting at the end of the road. me. [ __ ] me. On December 5th, 2025, at approximately 11:32 a.m. in Lakeland, Florida, USA, FHP troopers joined the search for a gold Chevy Malibu that had previously fled from deputies. An air unit tracked the vehicle while troopers moved in from the ground. 1341. I'm the number three car. 131. I'm the second car. Go ahead. We're going to turn the We're going to be >> Oh, he's he's in the All right. He's in the ditch. He's in the All right. He's in the ditch. He's in the ditch. When troopers attempted a traffic stop, the driver accelerated, reaching 91 mph in a 45 mm per phone. The occupants even made provocative gestures toward police as the Malibu raced toward Interstate 4, nearly striking several vehicles along the way. around here's back. The driver avoided an attempted PIT maneuver and continued fleeing. At one point, even traveling in the wrong direction. Eventually, officers located the Malibu on Robson Street and safely took both occupants into custody. The defiance was over. Now came the consequences. Heat. Heat. Police identified the driver as Drexel Chili Gene Robinson who had an active felony warrant related to a probation violation while passenger Ella Sky Turban was found carrying suspected fentinel. Both were taken into custody. A few reckless minutes on the road had created consequences that could last far longer. >> What's going on? What's going on? >> What's going on? Yeah. >> In Pensacola, Florida, USA. Officer Anthony Giorgio responded to a mall parking lot after a tiny puppy was found trapped inside a hot car. Its faint cries made one thing clear. There was little time to waste. 182 to uh Sergeant 73. >> Hey, Sergeant 182. This uh it's a puppy and I I can't see it, but it's crying. It appears to be in distress. After getting approval from his sergeant, Giorgio used [music] his baton to break the passenger window and quickly opened the door. 212 41, you >> found the puppy hiding beneath the back seat and immediately carried it outside. Water and cool air were used to help [music] lower its temperature. >> Come here, little guy. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Oh, look at him. He knows. Yeah. >> Oh, >> let me You don't mind holding him? Let me grab a let me grab something real quick. Give him some water. >> The puppy recovered while its owners received a civil penalty. For Giorgio, it was a simple but powerful moment. A quick decision and a little compassion made all the difference. >> If you give me a second, let me write all this information down. I'll tell you everything. Okay. >> You nervous, >> buddy? I'm not I'm not nervous. I've been out here in 100°ree weather for over an hour. we couldn't make contact with you guys. So, per Florida law, we're actually allowed to break the window. Um, and that's what we did. So, we broke the window to get the dog. So, if y'all have any questions about that, I can give y'all a case number where you can reference the whole report. I can get that in just a second if you want to. Um, and then you can go from there. Okay. Animal control. I'm going to give them y'all's information and they'll give you all a call. >> The thing is, they're not open on the weekend for the public. So, the number that we can give you, they're not going to answer. On August 31st, 2026 at around 4:24 p.m. in Manhattan, New York City, USA, NYPD officers responded after 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros was seen walking along 7th Avenue carrying a knife in each hand following two serious encounters with civilians. >> Put the knife down. Talk to us. >> Come and get me. >> I'm going to get you. What's going on? >> Come and get me. >> What are you doing? >> Come and get me. We're not doing this right now. >> Yes, we are. >> Where you going? >> What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Come and get me, >> ma'am. Talk to us. >> Officers confronted Sisner Nuros near Time Square and repeatedly ordered her to drop the knives. More officers arrived, but she continued to refuse. [music] The crowded surroundings made every second increasingly tense. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Not dropping. >> Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Officers deployed tasers, but they failed to stop her. When Sisneros moved toward them with the knives pointed forward, officers were forced to react within seconds and quickly brought the situation under control. Just drop it. Great. >> Sisneros was secured and emergency medical assistance was immediately provided. The encounter showed how quickly repeated warnings can turn into a split-second decision when every other option appears to be running out. 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 I got 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. 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. Uh 80 81 82 83 >> 59 516 west at mile marker 69. 9. >> 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. Hello. [music] Heat. Louisville. Oh [ __ ] 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. >> 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. >> 1080. >> Pick those hands up. >> Which one you got? One passenger in the car. Deputy driving. Benton told officers he had been under the influence of drugs. A search of the vehicle uncovered four handguns, including one [music] 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. He rolled off pretty good. Shortly before 900 p.m. in Richmond Heights, Ohio, USA, an officer spotted a Kia Sorrento that nearly collided head-on with a police SUV. When the officer tried to stop it, the driver sped away. The pursuit lasted only about 20 seconds. The Kia ran a red light at Highland Road and Richmond Road, turning a brief chase into a dangerous situation almost instantly. >> The Kia struck a BMW and two other vehicles before finally stopping. One reckless move had suddenly pulled several innocent drivers into the chaos. Black males grace New York Craig and gray pants both running southbound highway one in front of one. Police detained passenger Kevin Carwell while the driver left the scene. Officers also reported finding a loaded firearm, pills, and about $3,000 inside the Kia. A chase lasting only seconds left consequences that would last much longer. 62 start sending squad to medical. >> On July 24th, 2023 in Okola, Florida, USA, Marian County deputies responded to a serious domestic incident. The suspect later left in a 2011 Kia Sorrento without permission. is getting unit 1731 base 1031 southbound baseline >> 23. All right, he's back mobile. He's southbound in the northbound land baseline. We're at 1700 block. >> 1700 block northbound. >> Eli, buddy, get ready. Deputies later spotted the Kia and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver sped away, crossed the median, and began traveling against traffic. One reckless decision suddenly put everyone on the road at risk. >> Bad Mar. >> The pursuit ended when the Kia left the roadway and struck a concrete utility pole. Rescue crews quickly arrived and removed the driver from the damaged vehicle. >> Be signal for right in front of CND's >> CND. Signal four in front of CND 1033. >> Hey, >> zone one. Marian, >> can you hear me in there? Marian S2. >> Hey bro, don't move. Just stay where you're at. I know. I hear you, bro. Just stay where you're at. Stay where you're at, bro. >> After receiving medical attention, the [music] suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Marian County Jail. What began as a domestic call had turned into a dangerous pursuit. A reminder of how quickly one bad choice can affect countless others. >> Yeah, I'm not mad at it. would have been better. >> The roads are clear. The roads, it was light where I was at. You know what I mean? There's maybe two or three cars on the road. In Fulton County, Georgia, USA, police pursued a reported stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by 19-year-old Matthew Gaskins. Instead of stopping, he pushed deeper into residential areas. Gaskins cut through a private backyard and kept going even after the first PIT attempt. Along the way, several civilian vehicles were damaged as officers tried to bring the chase under control. Heat. Heat. Can't believe that control. The chase entered a Piggly Wiggly parking lot where officers found another opportunity. A second PIT spun the Jeep around and sent it into a utility pole, finally ending the pursuit. Get out of the car. We got the car. >> Officers quickly surrounded the Jeep and took Gaskins into custody. He was expected to face multiple charges while the damaged utility infrastructure required repairs. One desperate attempt to escape had left a trail of consequences behind. Oh, I feel bad. >> That was >> dude been there. I thought he was going to flip it. >> Yeah, we couldn't do nothing but keep pushing him. 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. 13. I will shoot. Shoot. >> I will blow your [ __ ] brains. 30. I'm get back 5:30. >> There's any 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. Yeah, have a seat. What's up? Tell me what's up. I don't see anything on the wall. >> Direction. TVI. Southwest Alexander. TVI. 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. Okay, Virginia primary. We're about Harrisburg Road22 Harrisburg 36 of 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 helper 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. >> Let me see your [ __ ] hands right now. >> Throw your window down. >> Roll your window down. >> Crawl out of the car to me right now. Get out of the [ __ ] car. I'm telling 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. I'm disabled. I'm not Get out of the car. I'm disabled, sir. I have no weapon. >> 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 [music] seconds can create consequences that last much longer. >> Hey, make sure they know. >> Yeah, they're coming right now. >> Hold on. We'll fix around. Get in there. >> Hey, we got Yeah, get in there. We got an ambulance coming to check you out. All right. On December 21st, 2024, at around 4:15 p.m. in Monroe County, Florida, USA, deputies responded to a domestic disturbance. Moments later, Sergeant Hager urgently radioed for help after Armando Lopez allegedly took his patrol vehicle. He just stole my patrol car. He stole my patrol car. Central. Get out. Get out. Lopez later switched to a red Kia SUV and sped north on US1, pushing the pursuit beyond 100 mph. At that speed, every passing vehicle faced a growing riskbot. 100 miles an hour. >> Signal force. Signal four. Signal four. Near mile marker 104, the Kia collided with a Volkswagen before Lopez lost control and rolled off the roadway. Deputies and Florida Highway Patrol officers quickly surrounded the vehicle and pulled him out. Get back. Get back. You got it. Just hold it. Just hold it. I got it. >> All right. I got you. Cross >> now. Get it open. >> Open. Come on. Push on the side. >> All right. Push the side. Watch. Crossfire. >> I'm I'm I'm going take him on out. >> Go. Take it out. >> Sheriff's office. Come out. >> Open it. Andy. >> Now it's going to open. Do >> we have a visual from the driver's side or no? >> Come on, man. Can you hear me? >> I got you, sir. Moving. >> Can you hear me? Hello? >> Okay. >> Break that glass here. Break the glass. Break the glass. >> Get the [ __ ] out. Get the >> hands. We need your hands. Hands. Hands. >> Hands the [ __ ] out. >> Put up your hands. >> Get out of the car. >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> Yes. Come on. Come on. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. Stay on the ground. >> Stay down the ground. >> Get down the ground. >> Get down the ground. Stop. Stop. We're okay. We're okay. We're okay. We're okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Lopez was taken into custody and later transported to Key West Jail, facing multiple charges. What began with one call for help had turned into a high-speed pursuit. A powerful reminder of how one reckless choice can put countless strangers at risk. >> We just need a rescue to come around and grab him, man. All right. Can we sit him up on this pole right here? >> I think he's If you're good, he's good like that. >> Whatever you guys like. I'm Gucci. >> All right, you're good. County, Florida, USA. Trooper Starling Kelly was at a gas station on State Road 52 when an employee reported a Dodge Ram performing donuts on the property. The truck soon left the station, but the situation was far from over. Trooper Kelly initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens, but the driver made a U-turn and accelerated away. The pursuit quickly intensified. According to the report, the truck reached 109 mph in a 45 milliper zone and was later paced at 129 mph in a 55 milliper area. 4851 from the station. >> With traffic increasing, Kelly used a precision intervention technique to bring the truck under control. The vehicle stopped and the driver, later identified as Heribber to Bonitez, stepped out with his hands raised and was taken into custody. >> Yeah, I was going to >> Yeah, you were going somewhere. Now you're going to jail with felonies. Get your head in. >> Sit down. Sorry, >> sir. 289 dela Quebec. Tango should be on a Dodge R. 28 5429 gray ramp truck [snorts] valid 123126 out of Tampa. >> All right, man. Before I talk to you, I'm going to read you your rights. You understand that? >> Yes, sir. I apologize, sir. For for >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> According to the report, Bonitez admitted drinking three beers, and a field test reportedly detected cocaine. Breath test later recorded 0.086 and 0.079. He was booked into the Pasco County Detention Center. One reckless decision had turned a simple traffic stop into a dangerous pursuit, showing how quickly poor choices can put everyone on the road at risk. >> You know, my dad I'm just worried about my dad's going to be pissed at me, man. >> Your dad's going to be mad as hell cuz she just wrecked out a vehicle and we're about to seize it. >> Okay. On February 5th, 2023, at approximately 7:55 p.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, an officer spotted a black GMC Yukon failing to stop at a red light near the I7585 interchange. When the officer activated the emergency lights, the driver refused to stop, turning a routine traffic stop into a pursuit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. get The SUV continued along I7585 before exiting onto Cleveland Avenue and later heading back toward I75. The driver and passengers then left the SUV and ran from the scene. The officer remained behind to assist the occupants of the damaged vehicle while Atlanta Police Aviation searched the surrounding area. The driver and one passenger were eventually located in a wooded area and taken into custody without further incident. >> War to your right going to be at your 3:00 in the wood. >> All right. Are you okay? >> I'm just freaking out. Yeah, we're okay. I'm just freaking out. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Sir, are you okay? Yes, we're okay. >> I didn't even see them. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. >> The driver identified as Troyan Jarve Porter faced multiple charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, hit and run, and obstruction. The pursuit lasted about 4 miles. What began with one missed traffic signal ended with a long list of consequences. A reminder that choosing to stop can sometimes prevent a much bigger problem. >> One second. Okay. On May 27th, 2023, at around 10 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, police pursued a reported stolen vehicle on Interstate 430. Within moments, speeds climbed beyond 100 mph. I think 33 primary now. 30 west coming up on 143 primary 30 west secondary. I'll be calling it. >> The driver used the shoulder to pass traffic and continued onto I30 west. As the chase passed through Bryant and Benton, more officers joined while Arkansas State Police closed the distance. You got to hit the Near mile marker 114, an ASP trooper performed a successful TVI, sending the vehicle into the concrete barrier and finally bringing the pursuit to a stop. Open your door. Keep your hands up. >> Open your door. Keep your hands up. >> Open the [ __ ] door. >> Open your door. Officers quickly took the driver into custody. After a medical evaluation, he was transported to the Saling County Jail. After miles of dangerous driving, one controlled maneuver finally ended the risk to everyone sharing the road. On July 19th, 2025 in Pueblo, Colorado, USA, police received several reports of motorcyclists riding recklessly on the city's southside. Officers from the DICE unit located the group and began monitoring their movements. I go. >> Oh, it's got a plane under there. Body cam and dash cam footage showed the riders performing wheelies, standing on their bikes, and weaving between vehicles across several lanes. Their actions reportedly brought traffic on Northern Avenue to a standstill. But how long could this continue before someone got seriously hurt? >> That's our question, right? >> Yeah. >> Definitely without due regard. I was thinking this one. It might be easier to grab him off this pipe. >> We going for this one. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> It's now or never. >> Yeah. Ready? >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Officers moved in at a red light. One rider was removed from his motorcycle and taken into custody, while the other two quickly left the scene. What had started as reckless riding had now become a police operation. >> Driving on the road, >> endangering everybody. >> You're probably going to have to go around cuz >> we're going to just called that in. >> Yeah, we were going to get one. So, >> you see how happy everybody was. >> You got me. I'm sorry. >> Everybody's happy. Police said the footage would also serve as a warning about the dangers of high-risk riding with Colorado recording 165 motorcycle related fatalities in 2024. Authorities stressed that reckless stunts can lead to arrests, license consequences, vehicle impoundment, and far more serious outcomes. Sometimes the biggest risk is not getting caught. It's realizing too late how little control you really had. We're not we're not trying we're not trying to make your life harder, man. But it is a big nuisance >> and a danger to you other people on the street. Man, >> several people get killed on motorcycles every year. >> Behind every flashing light, every pursuit, and every tense encounter is a reminder that one decision can change everything in a matter of seconds. These moments are more than dramatic footage. 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