On March 6th, 2025 at 1:28 a.m. in Florida, USA, Trooper P, Reich was monitoring traffic on Interstate 4 when a gray SUV sped by, followed closely by two sheriff patrol units in pursuit. I'm joining in. I'll call you back. Are you following? Are you 31? It's going to be 129 hours reference. The stolen SUV, confirmed from Oyola County, was weaving at 120 mph through traffic. Inside, five young passengers. It wasn't just a chase anymore. It was a race with fate and innocent lives were on the line. Miss taking exiting. We're at 88 road. >> As the SUV entered a construction zone, chaos followed. Swerving to avoid equipment. It nearly lost control. A pit attempt failed. Moments later, the SUV collided head-on with another vehicle. A passenger was ejected, critically injured. Tires out. >> Signal four. Signal four. Signal four. >> Copy. >> After the crash, the driver was arrested. He lied about his age, trying to pass as a minor, but he was 18. All five passengers were underage. In the chaos of sirens and wreckage, one truth stood out. Reckless decisions don't just break laws, they break lives. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> There's a motorcycle involved. On August 2nd, 2021, in the early morning hours, Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper spotted a blue Chevrolet Camaro racing down I 20 West, clocking over 100 mph. The night was still until this blur of steel shattered it. When the trooper tried to stop the car, the driver, later identified as Taiwan Javon Wyatt, refused to comply. The chase began. He weaved through traffic, drove on the shoulder, and ignored every sign of law and reason. Heat. Heat. The pursuit escalated as troopers attempted multiple pit maneuvers. Finally, near exit 26 on the Liberty Road ramp, a successful pit disabled the vehicle. The airbag exploded, but Taiwan wasn't done. He ran across all lanes of I 20 on foot. We are running now. He's running towards the pilot. >> We are running towards the pilot. >> Black Honey. >> Officers from Villa Rico Police tackled and arrested him. The car was confirmed stolen from a dealership in Union County. For a moment of thrill, Taiwan threw away his future, proving once again speed may thrill, but it kills more than time. On February 2nd, 2025 in Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper initiated a traffic stop after observing traffic violations. The vehicle, a blue Honda sedan, slowed as if to yield, then suddenly accelerated away. >> I did disconnect as she continued online at the exit. That's step four. Since we just got back on, she's actually behind us still. That's why we don't anymore. Westbound. We're still westbound approaching 10. Okay. >> The chase was on. The driver, later identified as a young female student, sped up to 90 mph in a 55 mph zone, changing lanes erratically. She was running not just from police, but maybe from something inside herself. >> Hoping they would stop back here, but I guess not. We're going to make a stop for the traffic violation. Put this thing tag cover. Um, we'll go from there. T30. They went back to the right. Now they're going back to the left lane. Stop it. Slow healing. >> The officer performed a pit maneuver, but she kept going. At low speed, she cracked her door as if to jump, then changed her mind. A second pit finally stopped the car. She then bolted from the back seat, fleeing on foot across a live highway. Okay. >> S104. Put your gun out. unit. Did you advise the vehicle? >> That's import. She was quickly captured but resisted arrest, slipping out of handcuffs, requiring multiple officers to restrain her. [music] Tearful and overwhelmed, she later admitted, "I was scared. I just wanted to finish my homework. Real pressure, real consequences. Get in. Get in. >> You're good. On January 15th, 2025 at 8:59 p.m. in Florida, USA. Trooper B. Riley spotted a gray pickup truck speeding at 85 miles per hour in a 50 miles per hour zone on US 441 north of Mount Dora. K into 07. The driver refused to stop, blowing through red lights and reaching over 110 mph. In the blur of motion and chaos, one wrong move could have ended lives. taking right on the hill. Trooper Riley used a pit maneuver. The truck flipped and landed upside down. The driver, injured, tried to flee on foot up a hill. He claimed to be Tyler Trap, but the real Tyler was in prison. hit. >> I found him. He is overturn here. He can start sending one gall. Oh, I'm sorry. HEY, SHUT UP. >> The driver was identified as Cory Wakefield. Narcotics, cash, and false IDs were found on him. With a revoked license and a warrant from Maryland, he now faces multiple charges. A crash can reveal far more than a wrecked vehicle. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Where's the translator? >> On November 23rd, 2023 at 10:14 p.m. in Florida, USA, a white Chrysler van was spotted on I75 by Trooper Prio racing over 100 mph. Because he was transporting someone, he radioed ahead. Danger was coming fast. Careful. Troopers and local police coordinated. Officer attempted a stop, but the van kept going, ignoring lights and sirens. Trooper Toby Clemens joined the chase. Time was measured in heartbeats. [music] 103 traffic for 1588. Reference 1031 for vehicle 7 to stop for 1049 on 1050. Clemens executed a pit at the 46 mile marker. The van slammed into the median guardrail. A violent end to a reckless flight. All occupants were safely detained. >> Put your hands up. >> You're about stay where you're at. Come here. for 158 shoulder. >> Come here. Come here. >> Go to him. Go to him. >> The driver Sesh Kumar Ready Maka claimed confusion. Said he didn't realize he was being pulled over in the US just 4 months. He blamed unfamiliar loss. But the law doesn't pause for confusion. Only consequences remain. place really quick down On September 30th, 2025 at 4:44 p.m. in Florida, USA, Trooper Skyro waited silently in the grass median of Interstate 75. A bolo alert came in. White Kioseltos stolen approaching fast. The air felt heavier. Moments like these demand sharp minds and steady hands. The vehicle zipped past. Skyra confirmed the plate, activated his lights. The chase began. The Kia darted through traffic, dodging cars, scraping shoulders. Lives on the road hung in the balance. Yeah. Traffic passing each other. Near MM59, traffic slowed. Skyra seized the moment. A swift pit maneuver spun the Kia into a cable barrier. It crashed, resting between two lanes. Stillness returned, but hearts were still racing. Get him now. hit. Okay. Get out. Get up. GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF THE CAR. PUT him up. Watch your profile. >> Put your hands on the wheel. >> Hand up. Hands up. >> I got her. >> The suspect, Cara Echo Sanders, was pulled from the passenger side. Inside the car, a cold beer, a loaded handgun, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Her BAC 0.20. Her license suspended. Her choices devastating. >> I mean, >> stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, if you can't tell me anything, we have to take you to the hospital. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Hang tight for me. All right. At 3:13 p.m. in Arkansas, USA Troop K received word Salen County deputies were in pursuit of a red Kia Soul with Tennessee plates. The suspect was heading west on Interstate 30 near the 109 mi marker. 1037. Uh, we took this exit uh rocking 84 west or 84 east. >> Positioned at the 91 mile marker, a trooper spotted the pursuit approaching fast. Without hesitation, he joined the chase, becoming the lead unit. The red Kia suddenly exited the interstate, cutting through the darkness onto Highway 84 at the intersection with Midway Road. Precision met timing. The trooper executed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, forcing the red Kia to a complete stop. No crash, no injury, just silence followed by swift arrest. Hands up. >> Don't rush it. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Keep them up. >> Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Touch the ceiling. Touch the ceiling. Leave them there. Leave them there. Leave them there. Do not move. I will shoot you in the face. Okay. Chill out. Keep your hands on the roof. >> Behind you. I'm behind you. Hey, partner. Roll down the window. Yes. >> Yes. Yes. Turn it down. Shut your car off. Do it now. >> I want you to step out on that other side. Both hands raised. Now listen very carefully. Okay. If you drop your hands, the chances of you dying are very great. Do you understand? So listen. Hey, back up just a little bit. Back up just a little bit. Whenever I tell you to open that door, both hands to the sky. Do you understand me? Do it now. Both hand. Keep them up or I'm telling you get shot. >> All right. Look at me. Look at me. I want you to get down on your face. >> The suspect was taken into custody without resistance. The vehicle was towed. No damage to the patrol car. No injuries. Just another dangerous pursuit. Ended with restraint and professionalism. at 8:39 p.m. On October 31st, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, Trooper Russell was stationed in the median of US Highway 67. His radar locked onto a speeding red car, 94 mph in a 75 zone. What began as routine was about to shift. about the 78 northbound red Toyota car. The trooper followed and attempted a stop. The vehicle slowed briefly, blinked right, [music] then changed its mind. It sped off again, weaving lanes, figning compliance, resisting in silence. Sometimes defiance doesn't roar, it hesitates. cuz we're coming up on the 80s. speed 65. >> At mile marker 81, the trooper made his move. A tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, sent the red car into a ditch. He drew his weapon, gave commands. The driver, a young man, shouted, "I was trying to pull over, but then rolled up his window and tried to flee again. They hit their brake was going to full now continue on speed 50. TBI. They're off in the ditch. He's taking down stop. >> The suspect, Jaylen Marcus Britain, was finally stopped and arrested without injury. He was taken to Jackson County detention center. His choices that night could have cost lives, but instead they cost him his freedom. Right here. Right here. Over the hood. Bend over. I can make it home. I stay right here. I stay right here. >> Stop though. >> Have a seat. >> A [ __ ] My [ __ ] back. Why don't you blow RIGHT HERE? >> I'LL STOP. >> Been following you for a couple miles. >> Shoulder right down right here. Yep. Right down. Roller. >> At 5:30 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024 [music] in Tex Arcana, Arkansas, USA, state troopers joined local police in pursuit of a stolen vehicle near Garland and Jefferson avenues. The driver was young. The stakes much higher. >> Will be stolen. I'm behind them Jefferson northbound right now. Currently, it's going to be Arkansas 995 and David Edward 995 UDE. Looks like home 30. I am going to be at 1037 with it. We going 38. exper on the right shoulder getting out of traffic. Speed's about 90. Uh traffic's pretty heavy. trying to crash down. We're about six. The suspect sped north on Jefferson, then east onto Interstate 30, reaching 95 mph near the I30/I 49 interchange. He tried to overtake another vehicle, but lost control. The car flipped in the median and landed upside down. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> Hey, your head. Get on THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. PLAYING WITH YOU. IS THERE ANYBODY else with you? >> All right. Roll over on your stomach. On your stomach. >> Troopers rushed in. The suspect, just 17 years old, was pulled from the wreck and taken into custody after receiving medical care. But this wasn't just a car theft. It was a name already known to the court. >> Why are you playing like that? Come on. Lean him. Lean him. Stand up. >> You [ __ ] >> Come over here. Micah Xavier Holmes, previously out on $250,000 bond for first-degree murder, now faces new felony charges, theft, and fleeing. His bond was revoked and another $250,000 added, one reckless chase, and a second chance vanished. >> Good. Good. >> Is he the only one? >> Yeah. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Just let them check him out. At 7:35 p.m. on August 29th, 2024 in M, Arkansas, USA, a trooper clocked a black Toyota speeding at 80 mph in a 55 zone. A routine traffic stop was initiated, but what followed was anything but routine. >> Hey, how's it going? How's it going, man? >> Good. Until Taylor State Police had origins insurance on you? >> I don't have no insurance. This a run car. >> I'm going to tell you again. I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. The driver, Rodney [music] Hill from Tennessee, refused to exit when asked. Then, engine revving, he fled. Southbound, wrong lane, 135 mph. A man running from more than just a ticket. I'm right here. 5 miles later, just before row, a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, brought him to a halt. For 13 t minutes, he refused to exit. Finally, he surrendered. No bullets, but a different kind of danger was found inside. direct. >> In the car, a loaded 9mm handgun, a scale, dozens of baggies, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Charges followed: fleeing, reckless driving, [music] possession with intent to distribute. The road he chose nearly became a point of no return. >> Stay right there. Come here. Come here. GO TO ME. GO TO ME. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards up the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep going. Keep coming. Keep coming. You got to call back. On August 7th, 2022 at 9:15 p.m. in Georgia, USA, officers responded to reports of illegal street racing near North Decar and Claremont Road. GSP Aviation confirmed dozens of vehicles blocked the intersection. Crowds flooded the streets. Oh no. As officers moved in, a white Lexus suddenly flat. Sirens wailed. Speed soared. He's weaving between traffic. The radio crackled with urgency. The chase cut through neighborhood streets like a blade in the dark. We are southbound taking right on SC96. Okay. We got like five. Just bear with us. We can hear them call. Don't worry about calling back. All the other one. We don't need to be checking on the radio. >> 39. I've got you. Take it. 39's primary. 771 secondary. 122 is now 30 left. I'll give you a name here in just a minute. >> Then chaos. On a sharp curve of West Pon D Leon Avenue, the Lexus lost control. It smashed into another car. Metal screamed. The suspect lay face down, surrendering. For a moment, time stood still. understand. >> You're a stupid [ __ ] You know that anybody give me the 20, son. The suspect was arrested. The other driver, shaken but alive, was treated at the scene. Behind flashing lights and twisted wreckage lay a sobering truth. One reckless decision can change lives forever. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. We're making a turn. On September 23rd, 2024, at 2:24 p.m. near the Oklahoma border, USA, dispatch reported a high-speed chase involving two suspect vehicles on Interstate 40. Officers braced for impact. [music] Heat. Heat. Just 6 minutes later, a black Chevrolet Tahoe [music] roared past the state line. Speeds exceeded 130 mph. It dodged traffic, passed on the shoulder, and evaded the first pit maneuver. "It's not slowing down," one officer shouted. >> [screaming] >> Not recovered. >> Thank you for doing it. >> [screaming] >> In the town of Alma, a spike strip shredded the Tahoe's front tire. Yet, it kept going, crashing into a truck, swerving into oncoming lanes, and narrowly avoiding disaster. Finally, the suspect fled on [music] foot, jumping fences, hiding in a garage. Officers chased without hesitation. [music] still going back to Walmart eastbound possible >> and another vehicle is involved. Get another vehicle. Watch every pick up there with the fire. We're right here. He lost the tire. I believe he's going around every time there's a tractor. Uh, we're making a turn correct. >> Copy down. >> Copy right down. [screaming] YOU BETTER STOP, [ __ ] YOU BETTER STOP. You better stop. >> The suspect, Derek Scredder, was arrested in his SUV. Two locked suitcases. Inside, 240 lbs of meth, over two pounds of finel, and $4,300 in cash. Behind the wheel wasn't just a reckless driver. It was a walking catastrophe in disguise. >> 615. >> Copy 6 10 >> GTA [ __ ] for real. Like, what the [ __ ] On August 20th, 2024, in Florida, USA, a gold Chevrolet Malibu was reported fleeing Alabama Highway Patrol and speeding toward the Florida state line. The chase may have been cancelled in Alabama, but danger was still approaching. The suspect flew past mile marker 6 on Interstate 10. No one behind, no hesitation. When Florida troopers activated sirens, the Malibu accelerated past 120 mph straight into a construction zone with workers and deputies nearby. Driver accident. >> Yeah, good enough. Near mile marker 11, officers saw their chance. A precision pit maneuver slammed the Malibu sideways, sending it crashing into a guardrail. The car spun out, sirens blared, guns drawn. Driver, show me your hands. I'm going to put one more. coming. Yeah. >> [screaming] >> The driver, Angelina Stillwell, was pulled from the vehicle. No license, no regard for life. She now faces charges of felony fleeing and driving without a valid license. One wrong move, one reckless escape, and everything changed. >> Huh? >> It was supposed to kill me. Oh, you're a dumbass. It's not going to >> You're just going to jail for a long time. >> It's okay. >> Yeah, you'll love it there. >> I know. >> Pretty proud of myself. That was the [music] most fun I've ever [ __ ] had. Ever. I swear [music] to God. GTA [ __ ] for real. Like, what the [ __ ] Oh, I'm going to crash out, y'all. This is my crashing. [music] I'm crashing the [ __ ] out. >> I can't breathe anymore. I can't breathe. I'm out. >> On May 23rd, 2024, at 2:26 p.m. in Florida, USA, a black Cadillac was clocked at 80 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate 95 near Davy Boulevard. But it wasn't just speeding. Part of its bumper flew off and smashed into a patrol car. Something was wrong. As officers lit up their sirens, the Cadillac spent off. It weaved wildly through traffic, crashed into a white Nissan pickup to break free, then rammed a silver Toyota while running red lights, even through a school zone. "She's not stopping," an officer yelled. Take off your line. Heat. Heat. copy. Anyway, around here. Last Officers attempted multiple pits, but the driver kept control. Finally, she turned into a facility entrance. Officers boxed her in and issued commands, but instead of surrendering, she threw the car in reverse and ran to patrol unit. Put your hands up here, man. Yeah. The driver Greta Gaya Days was arrested after resisting commands and even spitting on an officer. She now faces charges of aggravated battery, fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest. When Impulse takes the wheel, destruction is the only destination. Turn around this way. >> Take these handcuffs off. >> All right, >> take them off. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Let them out. Let them out. Everybody. EVERYBODY. EVERYBODY [ __ ] THEM UP. EVERYBODY. LOCK THIS [ __ ] >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. You better let me go. >> On March 22nd, 2024 in Florida, USA, Trooper Sap was traveling north on I 75 near mile marker 316 when a white Honda SUV sped past him. High beams on, wipers going, though the skies were clear. The erratic behavior was a warning. And I also need a description of that vehicle. The vehicle swerved between lanes, tailgate dangerously, then abruptly jumped from shoulder to shoulder. When the trooper activated lights and sirens, the driver fled 110 mph southbound, making illegal turns, forcing near collisions. You're going to start heading out there. A lot of vehicles on their shoulder unit behind the lighting. Everybody stay off the radio. We are 1033 traffic. traffic conditions at this time. Traffic signal traffic >> on County Road 48. The suspect veered into oncoming traffic. Every second was a gamble. Then the trooper made a call. A pit maneuver sent the SUV spinning across lanes, crashing into a mailbox, and flipping onto its roof. >> The vehicle your hand your hand. The driver, James R. Paridge, was pulled from the wreck. Paranoid, incoherent, lost. He was hospitalized and arrested. Charges are pending. Sometimes it's not just the vehicle that's out of control. It's the person behind the wheel. >> Seats. >> Tractor Supply. >> Come on. >> Okay. Have a seat >> tomorrow. >> Right now. >> Fine, man. >> What's your name? >> 20. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Hold. No. Stay in there. Stay in there. >> Why? >> Stay in there. >> Not today. >> Stay in there. >> Not in the beginning. All right. >> Oh, yeah. On December 31st, 2021, just after 1:00 a.m. in Savannah, Georgia, USA, a state trooper noticed a black Lexus speeding through a red light on Duran Avenue. What began as a simple traffic violation quickly escalated into a dangerous pursuit through city streets. The Lexus swerved through neighborhoods, running stop signs, hitting curbs, and reaching speeds over 100 mph. The silence of the night was broken by sirens, tires screeching, and the uncertainty of what could happen next. Taking a left >> 1050 roll over 1050 with the pedestrian rolled over. >> The chase ended violently when the Lexus collided with another car and overturned several times before landing upside down in a vacant lot. In that split second, the driver's reckless decisions had written a scene of chaos. You all right? >> The driver identified as Jakori Rivers, survived the crash. Officers discovered over $20,000 in cash and a firearm inside the vehicle. Rivers, a convicted felon, was [music] taken into custody and faced multiple charges. This case stands as a sobering reminder. Speed and defiance may feel like escape in the moment, but they often end in shattered metal and shattered lies. I'm just going to stop you from running the red light. He is straight across the intersection east 1050. >> On November 20th, 2020 at 9:58 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, a patrol officer noticed a vehicle ignoring traffic signals and failing to use turn signals. What seemed minor at first soon turned into a dangerous chase. >> 99 38. >> The driver refused to stop, weaving through neighborhoods and highways, sometimes even driving the wrong way on I 85. Sirens echoed as the patrol car attempted multiple pit maneuvers, but each time the suspect escaped, prolonging the tension. No, no, no, no. 1080. Okay. Was driving the wrong way at Interstate 85. The chase only ended when the suspect's car became too damaged to continue, finally stalling on Springdale Road. With weapons drawn, officers issued firm commands, bringing the exhausting pursuit to a halt. Taking Cleveland Avenue exit. He is keeping straight across the intersection. He's 1050 with another vehicle. The driver identified as Edward Lee Brown Jr. was taken into custody without further incident. He was medically cleared and transferred to detention. This episode reminds us that flee only multiplies the risks for the driver, the officers, and every innocent soul sharing the road. William 35. >> One evening in Michigan, USA, police received a broadcast about a gold jeep linked to retail fraud and an earlier assault on officers in Udica. The suspect vehicle had rammed police cars before and was last seen speeding along 32 Mile Road. >> David 0372. >> A deputy soon spotted the Jeep on 32 Mile Road. Waiting for backup, he trailed the vehicle, but the suspect suddenly accelerated, swerving into oncoming lanes and putting other drivers at risk. He crashed. Is that what you >> sirens blared as the pursuit intensified. The suspect refused to yield, weaving recklessly through traffic. For every second he kept running, the danger to the community grew heavier >> through the uh storage yard here. I'm going to check on the passenger. >> Eventually, the driver identified as Joseph Lee Jackson was stopped and taken into custody. He faced charges including fleeing, resisting officers, and driving with a suspended license. The case is a sharp reminder that running from the law may feel like escape, but it always narrows into a dead end. Sorry, >> 21614. On November 20th, 2020 in Fulper County, Arkansas, USA, police were alerted to a black Chevrolet Traverse speeding dangerously on Interstate 40 East. Witnesses reported the driver, later identified as Christina Teague, waving a handgun out the window. A trooper soon spotted the vehicle and attempted to pull it over. At first, Teague slowed, but then suddenly accelerated past 100 mph. The flashing lights and sirens were clear, yet she chose defiance over compliance. Twice the trooper attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, but each time Teague breakdown the chase into uncertainty. Finally, she stopped in the middle of the interstate, stepped out of her car, and stood still, refusing to follow commands. >> Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. With great caution, officers moved in and safely placed her under arrest. A black burst of 380 handgun was recovered from the driver's floorboard, matching what witnesses had seen. Teague now faces multiple charges. The night left a chilling reminder. Speed and recklessness may feel powerful for a moment, but the law always catches up. On July 20th, 2024 at 11:36 p.m. in West Memphis, Arkansas, USA, state troopers pursued a black Ford Mustang reported for reckless driving and nearly causing collisions. The car raced through Broadway Boulevard and MLK Drive at speeds over 100 mph, ignoring the safety of everyone around. The chase stretched onto the I-55 service road. With each turn, the driver seemed determined to outrun the law, even as danger loomed over every pedestrian and vehicle nearby. As the Mustang neared a crowded intersection, troopers executed a precise tactical maneuver, forcing the vehicle to a stop. Both occupants bolted into a dark field, but the silence of night could not shield them from the search lights of justice. TV. TVI TV. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Both suspects, 23-year-old Kylon Cunningham and 23-year-old Trayvon Bernett, were quickly located and arrested. Inside the car, troopers found a stolen handgun, multiple car key fobs, and illegal substances. The message was clear. Fleeing may seem bold, but consequences are always waiting at the finish line. >> Or if we can get a dog parking lot so I can walk in easier. >> I'm here. Now, this has got a different tag on the way it was last night, but this looks like the same identical cars. Got the >> on March 6th, 2025 at 1:28 a.m. in Florida, USA, Trooper P. Reich was monitoring traffic on Interstate 4 when a gray SUV sped by, followed closely by two sheriff patrol units in pursuit. >> I'm joining in. I'll call you back. And are you following? Are you 31? It's going to be like 29 hours reference 1031. signal. >> The stolen SUV, confirmed from Ocola County, was weaving at 120 mph through traffic. Inside, five young passengers. It wasn't just a chase anymore. It was a race with fate, and innocent lives were on the line. What do you think? Taking exit 88 boy. So easy. >> As the SUV entered a construction zone, chaos followed, swerving to avoid equipment, it nearly lost control. A pit attempt failed. Moments later, the SUV collided head-on with another vehicle. A passenger was ejected, critically injured. for whiskey. >> Signal four. Signal 4. Signal four. Copy. Signal four. >> After the crash, the driver was arrested. He lied about his age, trying to pass as a minor, but he was 18. All five passengers were underage. In the chaos of sirens and wreckage, one truth stood out. Reckless decisions don't just break [music] laws, they break lives. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Are you riding? There's a motorcycle involved. On August 2nd, 2021, in the early morning hours, Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper spotted a blue Chevrolet Camaro racing down I 20 West, clocking over 100 mph. The night was still until this blur of steel shattered it. When the trooper tried to stop the car, the driver, later identified as Taiwan Javon Wyatt, refused to comply. The chase began. He weaved through traffic, drove on the shoulder, and ignored every sign of law and reason. We are running units now. He's running towards the pilot. >> Clear. Running towards the pilot. >> Running off the rail toward the pilot. >> Black honey. >> Officers from Villa Rico police tackled and arrested him. The car was confirmed stolen from a dealership in Union County. For a moment of thrill, Taiwan threw away his future, proving once again speed may thrill, but it kills more than time. On February 2nd, 2025 in Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper initiated a traffic stop after observing traffic violations. The vehicle, a blue Honda sedan, slowed as if to yield, then suddenly accelerated away. 28. I did disconnect from she continued on after the exit. That's step four. Since we just got back on, she's actually behind us still. That's fine. We don't need that anymore. >> We're still westbound approaching 10. Okay. >> The chase was on. The driver, later identified as a young female student, sped up to 90 miles per hour in a 55 miles per hour zone, changing lanes erratically. She was running not just from police, but maybe from something inside herself. >> Hoping they would stop back here, but I guess not. We're going to make the stop of the traffic violation. Put this thing tag cover. Um, we'll go from there. See, they went back to the right. Now they're going back into the left lane. The officer performed a pit maneuver, but she kept going. At low speed, she cracked her door as if to jump, then changed her mind. A second pit finally stopped the car. She then bolted from the back seat, fleeing on foot across a live highway. 46 23 48 hit. Did you advise the people? Get your gun out. >> Unit, did you adise you're good at the vehicle? He's in the back seat. >> [screaming] >> She was quickly captured but resisted arrest, slipping out of handcuffs, requiring multiple officers to restrain her. [music] Tearful and overwhelmed, she later admitted, "I was scared. I just wanted to finish my homework. Real pressure, real consequences. You're good. On January 15th, 2025, at 8:59 p.m. in Florida, USA, Trooper B, Riley spotted a gray pickup truck speeding at 85 mph in a 50 mph zone on US 441 north of Mount Dora. >> K into The driver refused to stop, blowing through red lights and reaching over 110 mph. In the blur of motion and chaos, one wrong move could have ended lives. Ready stop. Right. Stop. >> Trooper Riley used a pit maneuver. The truck flipped and landed upside down. The driver, injured, tried to flee on foot up a hill. He claimed to be Tyler Trap, but the real Tyler was in prison. >> I found him. He is overturn here. He can start sending one again. Oh, I'm sorry. >> Hey, GIVE ME [screaming] >> The driver was identified as Cory Wakefield. Narcotics, cash, and false IDs were found on him. With a revoked license, and a warrant from Maryland, he now faces multiple charges. A crash can reveal far more than a wrecked vehicle. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. On November 23rd, 2023, at 10:14 p.m. in Florida, USA, a white Chrysler van was spotted on I75 by Trooper Prio, racing over 100 mph. Because he was transporting someone, he radioed ahead. Danger was coming fast. Troopers and local police coordinated. Officer attempted a stop, but the van kept going, ignoring lights and sirens. Trooper Toby Clemens joined the chase. Time was measured in heartbeats. 104 check 23 traffic for 1588 reference 1031 for vehicle 7 to stop for 1049 250 traffic unable Clemens executed a pit at the 4006 milei marker. The van slammed into the median guardrail. A violent end to a reckless flight. All occupants were safely detained. >> Put your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Vehicle stopped in the left shoulder. Where you at? Stay where you're at. Come here. >> Come here. Come here. >> Go to him. Go to him. >> The driver Sesh Kumar Ready Maka claimed confusion. Said he didn't realize he was being pulled over in the US just 4 months. He blamed unfamiliar loss. But the law doesn't pause for confusion. Only consequences remain here really quick. >> What? >> My phone is where? On September 30th, 2025 at 4:44 p.m. in Florida, USA, Trooper Skyro waited silently in the grass median of Interstate 75. A bolo alert came in. White Kioseltos stolen, approaching fast. The air felt heavier. Moments like these demand sharp minds and steady hands. The vehicle zipped past. Skyra confirmed the plate, activated his lights. The chase began. The Kia darted through traffic, dodging cars, scraping shoulders. Lives on the road hung in the balance. Traffic passing each other near MM59. Traffic slowed. Skyra seized the moment. A swift pit maneuver spun the Kia into a cable barrier. It crashed, resting between two lanes. Stillness returned, but hearts were still racing. Don't go. Get out. Get out. Get the [ __ ] out of the car. >> Put it Put them up. Watch this. >> Put your hands on the wheel. Hands up. Hands up. I got her. >> The suspect, Cara Echo Sanders, was pulled from the passenger side. Inside the car, a cold beer, a loaded handgun, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Her BAC 0.20. Her license suspended. Her choices devastating. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. I don't know. >> Okay. Well, if you can't tell me anything, we have to take you to the hospital. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Hang tight for me. All right. >> At 3:13 p.m. in Arkansas, USA, Troop K received word Salen County deputies were in pursuit of a red Kia Soul with Tennessee plates. The suspect was heading west on Interstate 30 near the 109 mi marker. >> 1037. Uh, we took this exit rocky 84 west or 84 east. >> Positioned at the 91 mile marker. A trooper spotted the pursuit approaching fast. Without hesitation, he joined the chase, becoming the lead unit. The red Kia suddenly exited the interstate, cutting through the darkness onto Highway 84 at the intersection with Midway Road. Precision met timing. The trooper executed a tactical vehicle intervention TVI, forcing the red [music] Kia to a complete stop. No crash, no injury, just silence, followed by swift arrest. >> Hands up. >> Don't rush it. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Keep them up. >> Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Touch the ceiling. Touch the ceiling. Leave them there. Leave them there. Leave them there. Do not move. I will shoot you in the face. Okay, chill out. Keep your hands on the roof. Behind you. I'm behind you. >> Hey, partner. Roll down the window. Yes. >> Yes. Yes. Turn it down. Shut your car off. Do it now. >> I want you to step out on that other side. Both heads raised. Now, listen very carefully, okay? If you drop your hands, the chances of you dying are very great. Do you understand? So, listen. Hey, back up just a little bit. Back up just a little bit. Whenever I tell you to open that door, [music] both hands to the sky. Do you understand me? Do it now. Both hand keep them up or I'm telling you, you get shot. >> All right. Look at me. Look at me. I want you to get down on your face. >> The suspect was taken into custody without resistance. The vehicle was towed. No damage to the patrol car. No injuries. Just another dangerous pursuit ended with restraint and professionalism. At 8:39 p.m. on October 31st, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, Trooper Russell was stationed in the median of US Highway 67. His radar locked onto a speeding red car, 94 mph in a 75 zone. What began as routine was about to shift. about the 78 northbound red Toyota passenger car. The trooper followed and attempted a stop. The vehicle slowed briefly, blinked right, then changed its mind. It sped off again, weaving lanes, fainting compliance, resisting in silence. Sometimes defiance doesn't roar, it hesitates. cuz we're coming up on the 80s. before speed 65. >> At mile marker 81, the trooper made his move. A tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, sent the red car into a ditch. He drew his weapon, gave commands. The driver, a young man, shouted, "I was trying to pull over." But then rolled up his window and tried to flee again. They hit their brake was going full. Now we continue on speed 50. >> TBI. TBI. They're off in the ditch. He's taking dropped down. >> Stop. >> The suspect, Jaylen Marcus Britain, [music] was finally stopped and arrested without injury. He was taken to Jackson County Detention Center. His choices that night could have cost lives, but instead they cost him his freedom. Fire. Fire. Over the hood. over. >> I can make it home. I stay right here. I stay >> right here. >> I'm going to stop though. >> Have a seat. >> A [ __ ] My [ __ ] back. Why don't you Why you RIGHT HERE? I'LL STOP. Been >> following you for a couple miles. Shoulder down right here. Yep. Roll. >> At 5:30 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024 in Tex Arcana, Arkansas, USA, state troopers joined local police in pursuit of a stolen vehicle near Garland and Jefferson Avenues. The driver was young. The stakes much higher. >> Will be stolen behind the Jefferson northbound right now. We got currently. It's going to be Arkansas 995. Me and David Edwards 995 UDE. Looks like you're on 30. I am going to be 1037 with it. >> We're going 30. 3 Passing on the right shoulder getting out of traffic. Speed's about 90. Um, traffic's pretty heavy. >> They're about crash. about six. >> The suspect sped north on Jefferson, then east onto Interstate 30, reaching 95 mph near the I30/I 49 interchange. He tried to overtake another vehicle, but lost control. The car flipped in the median and landed upside down. >> Roll over roll. >> Hey, your head. Get on THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. ALL RIGHT. PLAYING WITH YOU. IS THERE ANYBODY ELSE WITH YOU? All right, roll over on your stomach. On your stomach. >> Troopers rushed in. The suspect, just 17 years old, was pulled from the wreck and taken into custody after receiving medical care. But this wasn't just a car theft. It was a name already known to the court. >> Why are you playing like that? Come on. Leave him. in the mouth. Stand up. >> You [ __ ] >> Come over here. >> Micah Xavier Holmes, previously out on $250,000 bond for first-degree murder, now faces new felony charges, theft, and fleeing. His bond was revoked and another $250,000 added, one reckless chase, and his second chance vanished. Good. Good. Is he the only one? >> Yeah. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Just let him check him out. At 7:35 p.m. on August 29th, 2024 in M, Arkansas, USA, a trooper clocked a black Toyota speeding at 80 mph in a 55 zone. A routine traffic stop was initiated, but what followed was anything but routine. >> Hey, how's it going? >> How's it going, man? >> Good. Trip state police. We're going to stop you for your speed. Okay. >> Yes. Use an 80 and a 55. You got that in your insurance on you? >> I don't have no insurance. This a runner car. >> Tell you again, I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. The driver, Rodney Hill from Tennessee, refused to exit when asked. Then, engine revving, he fled. Southbound, wrong lane, 135 mph. A man running from more than just a ticket. 5 miles later, just Before row, a tactical vehicle intervention TVI brought him to a halt. For 13 t minutes, he refused to exit. Finally, he surrendered. No bullets, but a different kind of danger was found inside out. In the car, a loaded 9mm handgun, a scale, dozens of baggies, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Charges followed. Fleeing, reckless driving, possession with intent to distribute. The road he chose nearly became a point of no return. Stop. Stay right there. Let me come here. Come here. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep going. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> On August 7th, 2022 at 9:15 p.m. in Georgia, USA. Officers responded to reports of illegal street racing near North Decar and Claremont Road. GSP Aviation confirmed dozens of vehicles blocked the intersection. Crowds flooded the streets. aircraft. As officers moved in, a white Lexus suddenly flat. Sirens wailed. Speed soared. He's weaving between traffic. The radio crackled with urgency. The chase cut through neighborhood streets like a blade in the dark. We are southbound taking right on Scott 896 as well. Okay. >> We got like five. Just bear with us. Brother uniform. We can hear this little phone call. Don't worry about calling back. >> We don't need to be on the radio. >> 39. I've got you. Take it. 39's primary 71 second there. 22 now 30 to flip on us. I'll give you this road name here in just a minute. >> Then chaos on a sharp curve of West Pon D Leon Avenue. The Lexus lost control. It smashed into another car. Metal screamed. The suspect lay face down, surrendering for a moment. Time stood still. You're a stupid [ __ ] You know that >> anybody? >> The suspect was arrested. The other driver, shaken but alive, was treated at the scene. Behind flashing lights and twisted wreckage lay a sobering truth. One reckless decision can change lives forever. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. We're making >> on September 23rd, 2024 at 2:24 p.m. near the Oklahoma Arkansas border, USA, dispatch reported a high-speed chase involving two suspect vehicles on Interstate 40. Officers braced for impact. Just 6 minutes later, a black Chevrolet Tahoe roared past the state line. Speeds exceeded 130 mph. It dodged traffic, passed on the shoulder, and evaded the first pit maneuver. "It's not slowing down," one officer shouted. [screaming] Not getting recovered. >> Thank you. [screaming] In the town of Alma, a spike strip shredded the Tahoe's front tire. Yet, it kept going, crashing into a truck, swerving into oncoming lanes, and narrowly [music] avoiding disaster. Finally, the suspect fled on foot, jumping fences, hiding in a garage. Officers chased without hesitation. >> [screaming] >> Jack [music] from Walmart eastbound. Um possible spot >> and another vehicle is involved. They have another vehicle heavy pickup right there with the fire. We're right here. He lost the tire on the lead. Every time I try to mark there's a tractor. >> Uh we're making a turn right there. Copy right there. >> Copy right down. >> YOU BETTER STOP, [ __ ] You better stop. >> [screaming] >> You better stop. >> The suspect, Derek Scutter, was arrested. In his SUV, two locked suitcases. Inside, 240 lb of meth, over 2 lb of finel, and $4,300 in cash. Behind the wheel wasn't just a reckless driver. It was a walking catastrophe in disguise. >> 615. >> Copy. 6 10 15 >> GTA [ __ ] for real. Like what the [ __ ] >> On August 20th, 2024 in Florida, USA, a gold Chevrolet Malibu was reported fleeing Alabama Highway Patrol and speeding toward the Florida state line. The chase may have been cancelled in Alabama, but danger was still approaching. Mark 7. >> The suspect flew past mile marker 6 on Interstate 10. No one behind, no hesitation. When Florida troopers activated sirens, the Malibu accelerated past 120 mph, straight into a construction zone with workers and deputies nearby. Driver accident is asking if you want their helo. >> Yeah, good enough. Near mile marker 11, officers saw their chance. A precision pit maneuver slammed the Malibu sideways, sending it crashing into a guardrail. The car spun out, sirens blared, guns drawn. Driver, show me your hands. Hit copy hit one time. Was it successful? The driver, Angelina Stillwell, was pulled from the vehicle. No license, no regard for life. She now faces charges of felony fleeing and driving without a valid license. One wrong move, one reckless escape, and everything changed. >> Huh? >> It was supposed to kill me. >> Oh, your dumbass is not going to. Uh, >> you're just going to jail for a long time. >> It's okay. >> Yo, you'll love it there. >> I know. >> Pretty proud of myself. That was the [music] most fun I've ever [ __ ] had. Ever. I swear to God. GTA [ __ ] for real. Like, what the [ __ ] Oh, I'm going to crash out, y'all. This is my crashing. I'm crashing the [ __ ] out. I can't breathe anymore. I can't breathe. I'm out. >> On May 23rd, 2024, at 2:26 p.m. in Florida, USA, a black Cadillac was clocked at 80 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate 95 near Davy Boulevard. But it wasn't just speeding. Part of its bumper flew off and smashed into a patrol car. Something was wrong. As officers lit up their sirens, the Cadillac spent It weaved wildly through traffic, crashed into a white Nissan pickup to break free, then rammed a silver Toyota while running red lights, even through a school zone. "She's not stopping," an officer yelled. down. Copy. Apple. Officers attempted multiple pits, but the driver kept control. Finally, she turned into a facility entrance. Officers boxed her in and issued commands, but instead of surrendering, she threw the car in reverse and ran to patrol unit. street. >> The driver Greta Gaya Days was arrested after resisting commands and even spitting on an officer. She now faces charges of aggravated battery, fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest. When Impulse takes the wheel, destruction is the only destination. Turn around. >> Take these handcuffs off. >> All right, >> take them off. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Let them out. LET THEM OUT. EVERYBODY. EVERYBODY GO. EVERYBODY [ __ ] HIM UP. EVERYBODY LOCK THIS [ __ ] UP. >> Let me go. You better let me go. >> On March 22nd, 2024 in Florida, USA, Trooper Sap was traveling north on I [music] 75 near mile marker 316 when a white Honda SUV sped past him. High beams on, wipers going, though the skies were clear. The erratic behavior was a warning. The vehicle swerved between lanes, tailgate dangerously, then abruptly jumped from shoulder to shoulder. When the trooper activated lights and sirens, the driver fled [music] 110 mph southbound, making illegal turns, forcing near collisions. You're going to start heading out there on their shoulder. We'll check out the drone. reference other than the unit behind the gear lighting. Everybody stay off the radio. We are 1033 traffic conditions at the time >> on County Road 48. The suspect veered into oncoming traffic. Every second was a gamble. Then the trooper made a call. A pit maneuver sent the SUV spinning across lanes, crashing into a mailbox, and flipping onto its roof. four. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> The driver, James R. Heridge, was pulled from the wreck, paranoid, incoherent, lost. He was hospitalized and arrested. Charges are pending. Sometimes it's not just the vehicle that's out of control. It's the person behind the wheel. seats. >> Tractor Supply. >> Come on. >> Okay. >> Have a seat >> tomorrow. >> Right now. >> Fine, man. >> What's your name? >> 20. >> What's your name? >> Here's >> Huh? Hold. >> No. Stay in there. Stay in there. >> Why? >> Stay in there. >> Not today. >> Stay in there. Not. >> Oh, yeah. >> On December 31st, 2021, just after 1:00 a.m. in Savannah, Georgia, USA, a state trooper noticed a black Lexus speeding through a red light on Duran Avenue. What began as a simple traffic violation quickly escalated into a dangerous pursuit through city streets. The Lexus swerved through neighborhoods, running stop signs, hitting curbs, and reaching speeds over 100 mph. The silence of the night was broken by sirens, tires screeching, and the uncertainty of what could happen next. left and we found >> 1050 roll over 1050 with the pedestrian rolled over. >> The chase ended violently when the Lexus collided with another car and overturned several times before landing upside down in a vacant lot. In that split second, the driver's reckless decisions had written the scene of chaos. It's not out yet. >> You all right? >> The driver identified as Jakori Rivers, survived the crash. Officers discovered over $20,000 in cash and a firearm inside the vehicle. Rivers, a convicted felon, was taken into custody and faced multiple charges. This case stands as a sobering reminder. Speed and defiance may feel like escape in the moment, but they often end in shattered metal and shattered lies. >> I'm just gonna stop you for running the red light. >> You got anything going east? On November 20th, 2020, at 9:58 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, a patrol officer noticed a vehicle ignoring traffic signals and failing to use turn signals. What seemed minor at first soon turned into a dangerous chase. >> 998. >> The driver refused to stop, weaving through neighborhoods and highways, sometimes even driving the wrong way on I 85. Sirens echoed as the patrol car attempted multiple pit maneuvers, but each time the suspect escaped, prolonging the tension. >> No, no, no. 1080. Okay. 1050 walk was driving the wrong way at Interstate 85. >> The chase only ended when the suspect's car became too damaged to continue, [music] finally stalling on Springdale Road. With weapons drawn, officers issued firm commands, bringing the exhausting pursuit to a halt. taking Cleveland Avenue exit. He is keeping straight across the intersection. He's 1050 with another vehicle. >> The driver identified as Edward Lee Brown Jr. was taken into custody without further incident. He was medically cleared and transferred to detention. This episode reminds us that Flem only multiplies the risks for the driver, the officers, and every innocent soul sharing the road. 355 355. >> One evening in Michigan, USA, police received a broadcast about a gold jeep linked to retail fraud and an earlier assault on officers in Udica. The suspect vehicle had rammed police cars before and was last seen speeding along 32 Mile Road. She David 032. >> A deputy soon spotted the Jeep on 32 Mile Road. Waiting for backup, he trailed the vehicle, but the suspect suddenly accelerated, swerving into oncoming lanes and putting other drivers at risk. He flashed. Is that what you >> Sirens blared as the pursuit intensified. The suspect refused to yield, weaving recklessly through traffic. For every second he kept running, the danger to the community grew heavier. through the uh storage yard here. I'm going to check on the passenger. >> Eventually, the driver identified as Joseph Lee Jackson was stopped and taken into custody. He faced charges including fleeing, resisting officers, and driving with a suspended license. The case is a sharp reminder that running from the law may feel like escape, but it always narrows into a dead end. Sorry. 21614. >> On November 20th, 2020 in Fulner County, Arkansas, USA, police were alerted to a black Chevrolet Traverse speeding dangerously on Interstate 40 East. Witnesses reported the driver, later identified as Christina Teague, waving a handgun out the window. >> A trooper soon spotted the vehicle and attempted to pull it over. At first, Teague slowed, but then suddenly accelerated past 100 mph. The flashing lights and sirens were clear. Yet, she chose defiance over compliance. Twice the trooper attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, but each time Teague breakdown the chase into uncertainty. Finally, she stopped in the middle of the interstate, stepped out of her car, and stood still, refusing to follow commands. >> Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. >> With great caution, officers moved in and safely placed her under arrest. A black burst of 380 handgun was recovered from the driver's floorboard, matching what witnesses had seen. Teague now faces multiple charges. The night left a chilling reminder. Speed and recklessness may feel powerful for a moment, but the law always catches up. On July 20th, 2024 at 11:36 p.m. in West Memphis, Arkansas, USA, state troopers pursued a black Ford Mustang reported for reckless driving and nearly causing collisions. The car raced through Broadway Boulevard and MLK Drive at speeds over 100 mph, ignoring the safety of everyone around. The chase stretched onto the I55 service road. With each turn, the driver seemed determined to outrun the law, even as danger loomed over every pedestrian and vehicle nearby. Still coming. >> As the Mustang neared a crowded intersection, troopers executed a precise tactical maneuver, forcing the vehicle to a stop. Both occupants bolted into a dark field, but the silence of night could not shield them from the search lights of justice. TV. DVR TV. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Both suspects, 23-year-old Kylon Cunningham and 23-year-old Trayvon Bernett, were quickly located and arrested. Inside the car, troopers found a stolen handgun, multiple car key fobs, and illegal substances. The message was clear. Fleeing may seem bold, but consequences are always waiting at the finish line. or if we can get a dog parking lot so I can walk in there. It's easier. >> I'm here. This got a different tag on the way it was last night. But this looks like the same identical car has got the >> on March 6th, 2025 at 1:28 a.m. in Florida, USA Trooper P. Reich was monitoring traffic on Interstate 4 when a gray SUV sped by, followed closely by two sheriff patrol units in pursuit. I'm joining in. I'll call you back. >> Where are you going? Are you 31? It's going to be like 129 hours reference 1031. >> The stolen SUV confirmed from OciOla County was weaving at 120 mph through traffic. Inside five young passengers. It wasn't just a chase anymore. It was a race with fate and innocent lives were on the line. Okay. Taking exit 88. That's road down here. That may be. >> As the SUV entered a construction zone, chaos followed, swerving to avoid equipment. It nearly lost control. A pit attempt failed. Moments later, the SUV collided head-on with another vehicle. A passenger was ejected, critically injured. He's going to be full of whiskey back with you. >> Signal four. Signal four. Signal four. >> Copy. >> After the crash, the driver was arrested. He lied about his age, trying to pass as a minor, but he was 18. All five passengers were underage. In the chaos of sirens and wreckage, one truth stood out. Reckless decisions don't just break laws, they break lives. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Are you there? On August 2nd, 2021, in the early morning hours, Georgia, USA, a state patrol trooper spotted a blue Chevrolet Camaro racing down I 20 West, clocking over 100 mph. The night was still until this blur of steel shattered it. When the trooper tried to stop the car, the driver, later identified as Taiwan Javon Wyatt, refused to comply. The chase began. He weaved through traffic, drove on the shoulder, and ignored every sign of law and reason. the pursuit. escalated as troopers attempted multiple pit maneuvers. Finally, near exit 26 on the Liberty Road ramp, a successful pit disabled the vehicle. The airbag exploded, but Taiwan wasn't done. He ran across all lanes of I 20 on foot. >> Push down the interior. Running towards the pilot running off the rail pilot. Black honey. >> Officers from Villa Rico police tackled and arrested him. The car was confirmed stolen from a dealership in Union County. For a moment of thrill, Taiwan threw away his future, proving once again speed may thrill, but it kills more than time. On February 2nd, 2025 in Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper initiated a traffic stop after observing traffic violations. The vehicle, a blue Honda sedan, slowed as if to yield, then suddenly accelerated away. I did disconnect her as she continued on forecast attempt the exit. >> That's four since we just got back on. She's actually behind us still. That's why we don't. >> We're still westbound approaching 10. Okay. >> The chase was on. The driver, later identified as a young female student, sped up to 90 mph in a 55 mph zone, changing lanes erratically. She was running not just from police, but maybe from something inside herself. >> Hoping they would stop back here, but I guess not. We're going to make a stop for the traffic violation. Put this tag cover. Um, we'll go from there. T30. They went back to the right. Now they're going back to the left lane. Come on. Stop it. Slowly. >> The officer performed a pit maneuver, but she kept going. At low speed, she cracked her door as if to jump, then changed her mind. A second pit finally stopped the car. She then bolted from the back seat, fleeing on foot across a live highway. 46 23 48 hit. Did you advise the people? Get your gun out. Did you advise the vehicle? That's import. She was quickly captured but resisted arrest, slipping out of handcuffs, requiring multiple officers to restrain her. Tearful and overwhelmed, she later admitted, "I was scared. I just wanted to finish my homework. Real pressure, real consequences. Get in. Get in. Get in. >> You're good. On January 15th, 2025 at 8:59 p.m. in Florida, USA. Trooper B. Riley spotted a gray pickup truck speeding at 85 mph in a 50 mph zone on US 441 north of Mount Dora. K into 07. The driver refused to stop, blowing through red lights and reaching over 110 mph. In the blur of motion and chaos, one wrong move could have ended lives. She's taking right Pit >> Trooper Riley used a pit maneuver. The truck flipped and landed upside down. The driver, injured, tried to flee on foot up a hill. He claimed to be Tyler Trap, but the real Tyler was in prison. turning up. >> I found him. He is overturn here. You can start sending one already. >> I'm sorry. >> Hey, GIVE ME >> the driver was identified as Cory Wakefield. Narcotics, cash, and false IDs were found on him. With a revoked license and a warrant from Maryland, he now faces multiple charges. A crash can reveal far more than a wrecked vehicle. Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. Where's it going? >> Iowa. >> On November 23rd, 2023, at 10:14 p.m. in Florida, USA, a white Chrysler van was spotted on I75 by Trooper Prito racing over 100 mph. because he was transporting someone. He radioed ahead. Danger was coming fast. 1736 traffic. Unable to rework that was Clemens executed a pit at the 46 mile marker. The van slammed into the median guardrail. A violent end to a reckless flight. All occupants were safely detained. >> Put your hands up. >> 158 vehicle stopped in the left shoulder. >> Stay where you're at. >> 1588 in the left shoulder. Don't get out of the road. >> Come here. Come here. >> Go to him. Go to him. >> The driver Sesh Kumar Ready Maka claimed confusion. Said he didn't realize he was being pulled over. In the US just 4 months he blamed unfamiliar loss. But the law doesn't pause for confusion. Only consequences remain. really quick down where >> on September 30th 2025 at 4:44 p.m. in Florida, USA. Trooper Skyro waited silently in the grass median of Interstate 75. A bolo alert came in. White Kiostos stolen approaching fast. The air felt heavier. Moments like these demand sharp minds and steady hands. engine. The vehicle zipped past. Skyra confirmed the plate, activated his lights. The chase began. The Kia darted through traffic, dodging cars, scraping shoulders. Lives on the road hung in the balance. Heat. Heat. Grand traffic should be 89 miles an hour. Near MM59, traffic slowed. Skyra seized the moment. A swift pit maneuver spun the Kia into a cable barrier. It crashed, resting between two lanes. Stillness returned, but hearts were still racing. I get him. Okay. Get out. Get up. Get the [ __ ] OUT OF THE CAR. Put it up. Watch your profile. >> Put your hands on the wheel. >> Hand up. Hands up. >> I got her. >> The suspect, Cara Echo Sanders, was pulled from the passenger side. Inside the car, a cold beer, a loaded handgun, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Her BAC 0.20. Her license suspended. Her choices devastating. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, if you can't tell me anything, we have to take you to the hospital. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Hang tight. All right. At 3:13 p.m. in Arkansas, USA Troop K received word Salen County deputies were in pursuit of a red Kia Soul with Tennessee plates. The suspect was heading west on Interstate 30 near the 109 mi marker. 1037. Uh, we took this exit 84 west or 84 east. Positioned at the 91 mile marker, a trooper spotted the pursuit approaching fast. Without hesitation, he joined the chase, becoming the lead unit. The red Kia suddenly exited the interstate, cutting through the darkness onto Highway 84 at the intersection with Midway Road. Precision met timing. The trooper executed a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, forcing the Red Kia, to a complete stop. No crash, no injury, just silence, followed by swift arrest. Hands up. >> Don't rush it. >> Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Keep them up. >> Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Touch the ceiling. Touch the ceiling. Leave them there. Leave them there. Leave them there. Do not move. I will shoot you in the face. Okay. Chill out. Keep your hands on the roof. >> I'm coming behind you. I'm behind you. Hey, partner. Roll down the window. Yes. Can I drop my music down? >> Yes. Yes. Turn it down. Shut your car off. Do it now. >> I want you to step out on that other side. Both hands raised. Now listen very carefully. Okay. If you drop your hands, the chances of you dying are very great. Do you understand? So listen. Hey, back up just a little bit. Back up just a little bit. Whenever I tell you to open that door, both hands to the sky. Do you understand me? Do it now. Both hand keep them up or I'm telling you you're getting shot. >> All right. Look at me. Look at me. I want you to get down on your face. >> The suspect was taken into custody without resistance. The vehicle was towed. No damage to the patrol car. No injuries. Just another dangerous pursuit. Ended with restraint and professionalism. Nearly at 8:39 p.m. On October 31st, 2024 in Arkansas, USA, Trooper Russell was stationed in the median of US Highway 67. His radar locked onto a speeding red car, 94 mph in a 75 zone. What began as routine was about to shift about the 78 northbound red Toyota passenger more. The trooper followed and attempted a stop. The vehicle slowed briefly, blinked right, [music] then changed its mind. It sped off again, weaving lanes, fainting compliance, resisting in silence. Sometimes defiance doesn't roar, it hesitates. Speed 65 >> at mile marker 81. One, the trooper made his move. A tactical vehicle intervention TVI sent the red car into a ditch. He drew his weapon, gave commands. The driver, a young man, shouted, "I was trying to pull over, but then rolled up his window and try to flee again." They hit their brakes, was going to pull over. Now we continue along speed 50. TBI TV. They're off in the ditch. >> He's taking down. >> Stop. >> The suspect, Jaylen Marcus Britain, was finally stopped and arrested without injury. He was taken to Jackson County detention center. His choices that night could have cost lives, but instead they cost him his freedom. >> Over the hood, then over here, I can make it home. I stay right here. I stay >> right here. >> I'm going to stop though. >> A [ __ ] my [ __ ] back. Why don't you hit the blow RIGHT HERE? I'LL STOP. >> Been following you for a couple miles down right here. Yep. Roller roll. >> At 5:30 p.m. on October 2nd, 2024 in Tex Arcana, Arkansas, USA. State troopers joined local police in pursuit of a stolen vehicle near Garland and Jefferson Avenues. The driver was young. The stakes much higher. >> Will be stolen. I'm behind it in Jefferson Northbound now. I got a couple currently. It's going to be Arkansas 995 me and David Edwards 995 UDE. Looks like 30. I am going to be 1037 with it. We going 30 B. became a passive passing on the right shoulder getting down traffic. Speed's about 90. Uh traffic's pretty heavy. They're trying to crash down. They're about crash. We're about six. >> The suspect sped north on Jefferson, then east onto Interstate 30, reaching 95 mph near the I30/I 49 interchange. He tried to overtake another vehicle, but lost control. The car flipped in the median and landed upside down. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> Hey, show your head. Get on THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. PLAYING WITH YOU. IS THERE ANYBODY ELSE with you? >> All right, roll over on your stomach. On your stomach. >> Troopers rushed in. The suspect, just 17 years old, was pulled from the wreck and taken into custody after receiving medical care. But this wasn't just a car theft. It was a name already known to the court. >> Why are you playing like that? Come on. Leave him. Leave him. Stand up. >> You [ __ ] >> Come over here. Micah Xavier Holmes, previously out on $250,000 bond for first-degree murder, now faces new felony charges, theft, and fleeing. His bond was revoked and another $250,000 at it, one reckless chase, and a second chance vanished. >> Good. Good. >> Is he the only one? >> Yeah. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Just let them check him out. At 7:35 p.m. on August 29th, 2024 in M, Arkansas, USA, a trooper clocked a black Toyota speeding at 80 mph in a 55 zone. A routine traffic stop was initiated, but what followed was anything but routine. >> Hey, how's it going? How's it going, man? >> Good. Trup Taylor State Police had orig 55. You got that in your insurance on you? >> I don't have no insurance. This a run car. >> I'm going to tell you again. I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. The driver, Rodney [music] Hill from Tennessee, refused to exit when asked. Then, engine revving, he fled. Southbound, wrong lane, 135 mph. A man running from more than just a ticket. I'm right here. 5 miles later, just before row, a tactical vehicle intervention, TVI, brought him to a halt. For 13 minutes, he refused to exit. Finally, he surrendered. No bullets, but a different kind of danger was found inside. direct. >> In the car, a loaded 9mm handgun, a scale, dozens of baggies, and 7 ounces of marijuana. Charges followed: fleeing, reckless driving, possession with intent to distribute. The road he chose nearly became a point of no return. >> Stay right there. Come here. Come here. Move in. >> Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards up the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep going. Keep coming. Keep coming. We got to call back. On August 7th, 2022 at 9:15 p.m. in Georgia, USA, officers responded to reports of illegal street racing near North Decar and Claremont Road. GSP Aviation confirmed dozens of vehicles blocked the intersection. Crowds flooded the streets. As officers moved in, a white Lexus suddenly flat. Sirens wailed. Speed soared. He's weaving between traffic. The radio crackled with urgency. The chase cut through neighborhood streets like a blade in the dark. We are southbound taking right on SC680 as well. >> Okay. We got like five. Just bear with us. We can hear this little phone call. Don't worry about We don't need to be chasing people on the radio. 39 I've got you. Take it. 39's primary 7 cell one secondary 122 30 left. I'll give you the road name here in just a minute. >> Then chaos on a sharp curve of West Pon D Leon Avenue. The Lexus lost control. It smashed into another car. Metal screamed. The suspect lay face down, surrendering for a moment. Time stood still. You're a stupid [ __ ] You know that >> anybody, son? >> The suspect was arrested. The other driver, shaken but alive, was treated at the scene. Behind flashing lights and twisted wreckage lay a sobering truth. One reckless decision can change lives forever. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. the whole town. >> On September 23rd, 2024 at 2:24 p.m. near the Oklahoma Arkansas border, USA, dispatch reported a high-speed chase involving two suspect vehicles on Interstate 40. Officers braced for impact. Heat. Heat. Just 6 minutes later, a black Chevrolet Tahoe roared past the state line. Speeds exceeded 130 mph. It dodged traffic, passed on the shoulder, and evaded the first pit maneuver. "It's not slowing down," one officer shouted. be recovered. I'll be right over. >> [screaming] >> In the town of Alma, a spike strip shredded the Tahoe's front tire. Yet, it kept going, crashing into a truck, swerving into oncoming lanes, and narrowly [music] avoiding disaster. Finally, the suspect fled on foot, jumping fences, hiding in a garage. Officers chased without hesitation. Jack. [groaning] He's still going back. from Walmart eastbound Walmart >> and another vehicle involved. I think another vehicle watch this. He lost the tire. I believe every tractor. >> Uh we're making a turn right there. Copy right there. >> Copy right down. You better stop, [ __ ] YOU BETTER STOP. You better stop. >> The suspect, Derek Scruter, was arrested. In his SUV, two locked suitcases. Inside, 240 lb of meth, over 2 lb of finel, and $4,300 in cash. Behind the wheel wasn't just a reckless driver. It was a walking catastrophe in disguise. >> 615. >> Copy. 10 15 >> GTA [ __ ] for real. What the [ __ ] >> On August 20th, 2024 in Florida, USA, a gold Chevrolet Malibu was reported fleeing Alabama Highway Patrol and speeding toward the Florida state line. The chase may have been cancelled in Alabama, but danger was still approaching. down market. >> The suspect flew past mile marker 6 on Interstate 10. No one behind, no hesitation. When Florida troopers activated sirens, the Malibu accelerated past 120 mph, straight into a construction zone with workers and deputies nearby. Driver accident is asking if you want their key. >> Yeah, good enough. >> Near mile marker 11. Officers saw their chance. A precision pit maneuver slammed the Malibu sideways, sending it crashing into a guardrail. The car spun out, sirens blared, guns drawn. Driver, show me your hands. >> It's me. Copy this. Copy this. >> This one. Was it successful? The driver, Angelina Stillwell, was pulled from the vehicle. No license, no regard for life. She now faces charges of felony fleeing and driving without a valid license. One wrong move, one reckless escape, and everything changed. >> Huh? >> It was supposed to kill me. >> Oh, you're a dumbass. Is not going to >> You're just going to jail for a long time. >> It's okay. Yo, you don't love it there. >> I know. >> I can't breathe anymore. I can't breathe. I'm out. >> On May 23rd, 2024, at 2:26 p.m. in Florida, USA, a black Cadillac was clocked at 80 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate 95 near Davy Boulevard. But it wasn't just speeding. Part of its bumper flew off and smashed into a patrol car. Something was wrong. As officers lit up their sirens, the Cadillac spent off. It weaved wildly through traffic, crashed into a white Nissan pickup to break free, then rammed a silver Toyota while running red lights, even through a school zone. "She's not stopping," an officer yelled. off the line. Heat. Heat. copy. Hey, Yeah. Officers attempted multiple pits, but the driver kept control. Finally, she turned into a facility entrance. Officers boxed her in and issued commands, but instead of surrendering, she threw the car in reverse and ran to patrol unit. Second Street, man. >> The driver, Greta Gaya Days, was arrested after resisting commands and even spitting on an officer. She now faces charges of aggravated battery, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest. When Impulse takes the wheel, destruction is the only destination. Turn around. >> Take these handcuffs off. >> All right, >> take them off. >> Stay with us for more real life moments and meaningful lessons. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications. >> Let them out. LET THEM OUT. EVERYBODY. EVERYBODY GO. EVERYBODY [ __ ] HIM UP. EVERYBODY LOCK THIS [ __ ] UP. Let me go. You better let me go. >> On March 22nd, 2024 in Florida, USA, Trooper [music] Sap was traveling north on I 75 near mile marker 316 when a white Honda SUV sped past him. High beams on, wipers going, though the skies were clear. The erratic behavior was a warning. The vehicle swerved between lanes, tailgate dangerously, then abruptly jumped from shoulder to shoulder. When the trooper activated lights and sirens, the driver fled 110 mph southbound, making illegal turns, forcing near collisions. breaking out there with the 508 vehicles on their shoulder Check marker unit behind the gear lighting. Everybody stay off the radio. We are 1033 [music] traffic. traffic. >> On County Road 48, the suspect veered into oncoming traffic. Every second was a gamble. Then the trooper made a call. A pit maneuver sent the SUV spinning across lanes, crashing into a mailbox, and flipping onto its roof. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. >> The driver, James R. Heridge, was pulled from the wreck, paranoid, incoherent, lost. He was hospitalized and arrested. Charges are pending. Sometimes it's not just the vehicle that's out of control. It's the person behind the wheel. >> Seats. >> Tractor Supply. >> Come on. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Tomorrow. >> Right now. >> Why, man? >> What's your name? >> 20. >> What's your name? Here's >> Huh? Hold. >> No. Stay in there. Stay in there. >> Why? >> Stay in there. >> Not today. >> Stay in there. >> Not in the dirt. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. >> On December 31st, 2021, just after 1:00 a.m. in Savannah, Georgia, USA, a state trooper noticed a black Lexus speeding through a red light on Durant Avenue. What began as a simple traffic violation quickly escalated into a dangerous pursuit through city streets. >> The Lexus swerved through neighborhoods, [music] running stop signs, hitting curbs, and reaching speeds over 100 mph. The silence of the night was broken by sirens, tires screeching, and the uncertainty of what could happen next. >> Taking a left and 1050. Roll over. 1050 with the pedestrian. Rolled over. The chase ended violently when the Lexus collided with another car and overturned several times before landing upside down in a vacant lot. In that split second, the driver's reckless decisions had written the scene of chaos. You all right? >> The driver identified as Jakori Rivers survived the crash. Officers discovered over $20,000 in cash and a firearm inside the vehicle. Rivers, a convicted felon, was taken into custody and faced multiple charges. This case stands as a sobering reminder. Speed and defiance may feel like escape in [music] the moment, but they often end in shattered metal and shattered lies. I'm just going to stop you for running the red light. You >> got anything going straight across the intersection east. >> On November 20th, 2020 at 9:58 a.m. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, a patrol officer noticed a vehicle ignoring traffic signals and failing to use turn signals. What seemed minor at first soon turned into a dangerous chase. >> 99 38. >> The driver refused to stop, weaving through neighborhoods and highways, sometimes even driving the wrong way on I 85. Sirens echoed as the patrol car attempted multiple pit maneuvers, but each time the suspect escaped, prolonging the tension. >> No, no, no. 1080. Okay. 1050 wall. People's driving the wrong way at Interstate 85. The chase only ended when the suspect's car became too damaged to continue, finally stalling on Springdale Road. With weapons drawn, officers issued firm commands, bringing the exhausting pursuit to a halt. Taking Cleveland Avenue exit. He is keeping straight across the intersection. He's 1050 with another vehicle. The driver identified as Edward Lee Brown Jr. was taken into custody without further incident. He was medically cleared and transferred to detention. This episode reminds us that Flem only multiplies the risks for the driver, the officers, and every innocent soul sharing the road. William 355. >> One evening in Michigan, USA, police received a broadcast about a gold jeep linked to retail fraud and an earlier assault on officers in Udica. The suspect vehicle had rammed police cars before and was last seen speeding along 32 Mile Road. >> David 0372. >> A deputy soon spotted the Jeep on 32 Mile Road. Waiting for backup, he trailed the vehicle, but the suspect suddenly accelerated, swerving into oncoming lanes and putting other drivers at risk. He crashed. Is that what you >> sirens blared as the pursuit intensified. The suspect refused to yield, weaving recklessly through traffic. For every second he kept running, the danger to the community grew heavier >> through the uh storage yard here. I'm going to check on the passenger. >> Eventually, the driver identified as Joseph Lee Jackson was stopped and taken into custody. He faced charges including fleeing, resisting officers, and driving with a suspended license. The case is a sharp reminder that running from the law may feel like escape, but it always narrows into a dead end. Sorry. >> 21614. On November 20th, 2020 in Fulner County, Arkansas, USA, police were alerted to a black Chevrolet Traverse speeding dangerously on Interstate 40 East. Witnesses reported the driver, later identified as Christina Teague, waving a handgun out the window. A trooper soon spotted the vehicle and attempted to pull it over. At first, Teague slowed, but then suddenly accelerated past 100 mph. The flashing lights and sirens were clear, yet she chose defiance over compliance. Twice the trooper attempted a tactical vehicle intervention, but each time Teague breakdown the chase into uncertainty. Finally, she stopped in the middle of the interstate, stepped out of her car, and stood still, refusing to follow commands. >> Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. With great caution, officers moved in and safely placed her under arrest. A black burst of 380 handgun was recovered from the driver's floorboard, matching what witnesses had seen. Teague now faces multiple charges. The night left a chilling reminder. Speed and recklessness may feel powerful for a moment, but the law [music] always catches up. On July 20th, 2024 at 11:36 p.m. in West Memphis, Arkansas, USA, state troopers pursued a black Ford Mustang reported for reckless driving and nearly causing collisions. The car raced through Broadway Boulevard and MLK Drive at speeds over 100 mph, ignoring the safety of everyone around. The chase stretched onto the I55 service road. With each turn, the driver seemed determined to outrun the law, even as danger loomed over every pedestrian and vehicle nearby. There's still >> As the Mustang neared a crowded intersection, troopers executed a precise tactical maneuver, forcing the vehicle to a stop. Both occupants bolted into a dark field, but the silence of night could not shield them from the search lights of justice. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Both suspects, 23-year-old Kylon Cunningham and 23-year-old Trayvon Bernett, were quickly located and arrested. Inside the car, troopers found a stolen handgun, multiple car key fobs, and illegal substances. The message was clear. Fleeing may seem bold, but consequences are always waiting at the finish line. Or if we can get a dog parking lot so I can walk in there, it's easier. I'm here.