Sunday, June 25th, 2023 began with Donald Wade attempting to carjack a vehicle at a gas station, only to be met by a driver with a concealed pistol license. Unfazed by the close call, he simply found an unlocked pickup truck with the keys inside and decided to take it for a spin through two Michigan counties. Got back up. Clearing the central still 92 mph northbound construction now 40 on that. We're going to hit him here. Successful P. >> Copy. Successful backed up my car backed up in your hand. All right. Open up the door. Get out. Get out. Get out. WDE's grand escape ended in a fashion that was anything but grand as he was led away in handcuffs. He was eventually arraigned on charges of attempted carjacking and unlawful driving of a motor vehicle. It turns out that finding the keys inside a truck does not actually make it your property. The evening of December 4th, 2025 took a tragic turn when a routine traffic stop in Oklahoma City turned into a highstakes flight. A driver decided that fleeing toward Interstate 44 was a risk worth taking. They pushed their vehicle to the limit before losing control on a sharp exit ramp. If you get a moment, turn, hit your pursuit button. Looks like they might have a blow barric. For sure. These are slowing down. We're about 70 right now. Still waiting. Hey, you just crashed out 23rd Street. >> Uh 1070. >> Start fire. Car's on fire. >> Start fire. >> 23rd Street. Hey, you just crashed out 23rd Street. >> Uh, 1070. >> Start fire. Car's on fire. >> Fire. >> The driver's career as a high-speed fugitive ended permanently, and they certainly won't be looking for any new job opportunities. They unfortunately didn't make it after their vehicle collided with a solid concrete barrier. This was a tragic end to a very poor decision. This permanent conclusion serves as a grim reminder that no traffic ticket is worth a human life. The late hours of September 13th, 2024 turned volatile when a stolen white Dodge Challenger was spotted moving through the city. Dion Price attempted to mask the car's identity with a plate belonging to a different vehicle before deciding to run. >> Sir, Old National. >> Yep. I'm in pursuit or old national road northbound coming up. >> Turn it northbound. Old national going over 285 when I get the chance. >> All right, I'm about to hit him and we pass Freedom Parkway. I'll be assassing D Avenue. getting on the brakes. >> They're coming now. >> All right. He's trying to avoid my field avenue. >> He stopped. He stopped. Put your hands up. All right. I got a bush back southbound towards a black male, white hat, uh, blue jeans or I'm sorry, black pants with a white stripe and a black jacket with something red. Hey, stop. I'mma let my dog bite you. Going behind the supermarket at Oakland Lane still southbound. Can you >> right here for the uh trains to stop those uh trains that we're going to get on that track? They probably going to run across that track. >> Hey, back behind the supermarket. Back behind the supermarket. Stop. Get on the ground or I'll shoot you. Get on the ground. >> There's a deployment behind the supermarket by myself. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Both of them. >> You ain't getting up. Not yet. >> Are you okay? >> No, sir. Please. >> Huh? >> Take the need to go to the hospital. >> Please, please, sir. Call me up. Please. Please. Please. Give me up. >> A foration deployment. >> Price eventually surrendered to officers after his escape attempt ended near an Atlanta fire station. He was transported to a regional hospital for medical clearance before being booked into the county jail. The vehicle was later confirmed to have been reported stolen back in July. On March 5th, 2024, a black Hyundai became a rolling demolition derby on the Interstate 95 corridor. Felipe Steve Martinez was fleeing from a charge of felony battery, and he seemed determined to leave as much debris as possible in his wake. >> She's not pulled over. going 87 mph right now. I probably said 49 back up so I could try to pit him. Thank you. >> He's trying to go the opposite way south now. southbound now. We're going southbound. Hit him, but he managed to get the vehicle under control. >> He's got him. [ __ ] He just >> speed is about 80 90 miles per hour. They're going to try to pit him, but miss him with the stiff sticks. All right. One of my my windshield. He threw something out the window. Hit my windshield. Heat. Heat. Is that the north right away? with the people in the car. One more. I can do that. fish. The battered Hyundai eventually gave up the ghost after several heavy-handed encounters with patrol cars. Mr. Martinez's adventurous afternoon resulted in a laundry list of charges, including aggravated fleeing and throwing deadly missiles at a cruiser. After being medically cleared, he was introduced to the comforts of a jail cell where his driving privileges are strictly prohibited. Before dawn on September 30th, 2025, troopers spotted a stolen white Kiaeltos on Interstate 75. Cara Echo Sanders allegedly refused to stop, surged through traffic, and forced other vehicles onto the shoulder to avoid contact. Get him now. Get out of there. Get up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get the out of the car. >> Pull it. Put him up. Watch your profile. Put your hands on the wheel. Hands up. Hands up. She was transported to the Charlotte County Jail after testing positive for alcohol. Authorities reported a blood alcohol concentration of 0.134 and she now faces charges including motor vehicle theft and fleeing to elude. Saturday, November 12th, 2022 kicked off with an attempted theft report at a Home Depot and quickly escalated into a multi-county emergency. Chad Money and Jessica Holiday allegedly fled in a U-Haul box truck, then crossed into the median and drove toward oncoming traffic on Interstate 65. >> Are you clear that the driver of the U-Haul did fire shots at the police? 29. You've got an alcohol southbound southbound southbound from the 25 pursuit. Clark has sticks at the 16 mile marker southbound and the seven mile marker southbound. Affirmative. Clear. He has firearm. I can take over. >> If you want to jump up here with 29 16 mile markers, you missed the six. We're still southbound from the 16. Missed >> the six. Mr. about Clark County. He's lost contact with the driver. >> [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. Clark County units have right and left lanes block of the seven. Exit seven blocked. >> Driver right hands at the vehicle. Put your hand straight in the air. >> Step out slowly. Turn and face away from me. >> Behind you. Dog behind you. >> Walk back toward the sound of my voice. >> Keep walking. Thank you. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Come back towards me. Come back to me. >> Keep walking. Straight back. Stop. Turn. Turn all the way around. >> Come to me. >> Keep walking. >> Come to me. >> I can't see your wings. >> Come be turn around. in the in the vehicle. >> Walk towards me. Walk towards me. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. Turn your face away from me. >> Keep bring him back, Mark. Bring him back, Mark. I'll be contact. Bring him back. >> Bring him back. >> Bring him back. Bring him back. >> Cover the K. Cover the car. Cover the car. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. You don't have to do that. Please don't do that. Please don't do that. Please don't do that. Please don't do that. I'm not Don't beat on me. You're all dest. Don't beat on me. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I have nothing on your legap. Pull your legs in. I might have a problem. >> After the suspects were secured, police reported finding marijuana and drug paraphernalia inside the truck. Both were held at the Clark County Jail on existing felony warrants and the driver picked up an additional charge of criminal recklessness with a vehicle. On October 18th, 2021, Milwaukee officers spotted a stolen white Kia Sportage with a shattered window slipping through city streets. When marked units tried to close in, the driver refused to yield and darted into tight alleys to shake the tail. >> A white sportage northbound on Harding, eastbound on Locus. >> Uh they were at a gas station, jumped in the car to stop and they saw me. southbound 64. The white Kia Sportage has a window busted out. Suspected vehicle. >> Vehicle is stolen out of Milwaukee. Data is 10. >> 40 mph. Resound. Disregard the stop at 47. Disregard this 945 a half block behind. Ah, crash, crash, crash. Bail, bail, bail, bail at Sherman. Car's still going. I got the driver pinned in the car. in the area. I got a THEY'RE ALL RUNNING SOUTHBOUND THROUGH THE ALLEY. SOUTHBOUND THROUGH THE ALLEY. >> Go an hour. German an hour. >> I've got southbound. Got one male black white hooded. Take him into custody. >> Take him into custody. >> 888 wrong between 42 and >> the male driver ended up pinned inside the wreckage and was taken into custody after a brief struggle. No injuries were reported near North Sherman Boulevard as investigators cleared the scene and processed the recovered stolen property. On July 30th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol issued a high priority alert for a green Chevy Tahoe tied to multiple shootings. Dcoan Marqueis Stevens allegedly fled at speeds over 130 mph, forcing drivers aside as the pursuit stretched across counties. We're blowing up here. intersection 48. Yeah. Approaching area one. Continuing 70. energy. Let's go. angry on the right. Okay. Don't stop. Don't stop. That's him. That's him. That's him. >> Stevens was held without bond at the Sumpter County Jail after his arrest. Investigators reported recovering 11 cell phones and over $8,000 in cash, and he now faces felony charges tied to fleeing and reckless driving. July 31st, 2025 was a bad day to have illegal window tint and a heavy foot in Clayton County. Mr. Smith learned this lesson the hard way when his Dodge Challenger caught the eye of the Blackhawk unit during a routine patrol on Flint River Road. Snow track. Snow >> tracks. Enj road northbound speed 73 mph. Whoever is behind me called it. Wrong. [ __ ] You better stop. You better stop. Turn over. >> Turn over. >> Turn over. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. >> I'm not reaching. >> Stop reaching. >> I'm not reaching, sir. I promise. I promise. I'm sorry. That's my car. I just got scared, man. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry, sir. I promise you ain't got to do me right. I promise you I'm follow your orders. >> Stop moving your hand. >> Yes, sir. I promise you I ain't got no gun. >> Nothing. >> All right. Hang on. Hang on. >> Yes, sir. >> Smith was ultimately escorted to the Clayton County Jail after failing a secondary cardio test against the pursuing deputy. He later admitted that his frantic flight was fueled by a lack of insurance, a problem that pales in comparison to his new felony record. This residential racer won't be cutting off any more traffic for the foreseeable future. A gold town and country minivan became the centerpiece of a multi-county hunt on April 2nd, 2024. A homicide suspect was identified behind the wheel as the vehicle wo through traffic on Interstate 4 at high speeds. Troopers from both Poke and Oyola counties coordinated a massive effort to stop the speeding gold van. 326 at 528 and I4. Four. They're heading this way. >> There you go. Push him. Push him. We are still coming back. Turn biker. left shoulder. He's just passing everybody on the shoulder. Now we're back on the road. We're passing right now. Clear. Make sure it's okay. You may be No, we're passing. We're passing light. We're going to use it. Approach that car. We have a dog right behind you. All right, we're coming up to JP JP. I will advise the exit still westbound JP exit. I'm sorry. Eastbound. All right, he's exited. Exit at JYP. Exit JYP exit. We're approaching the light of JP. Looks like we are making a right. Making a right. Making a right. I think he just destroyed his car. And over here, stay back. Stay back. I'm coming out. >> Yeah. The minivan acted as a secondary character in this drama, suffering the indignity of being forced to a stop after its high-speed tour of the highway. Law enforcement was able to secure the homicide suspect without any further harm to the motoring public. The vehicle itself has seen better days. The pursuit ended safely, allowing the legal system to take over the next chapter of this story. January 6th, 2017 was a bad day for a man known as the top-notch robber after he allegedly pistolhipped a victim for a cell phone. He attempted to vanish in a silver Volkswagen Jetta, but Seattle officers were already in the neighborhood and ready for a game of cat and mouse. We lit it up. >> Uh, yeah. I just pissed with the guy. 20 >> left on land west. West lane >> westbound lane got a collision westbound lane collision. >> It's going slow now. I think the car is going to stop. >> Slow down. Slowing down. I think >> we're not involved. >> It can't drive fast now. >> Um looks like the vehicle's disabled. hazard on air. We're going to hold the air. >> I got it. >> West on Weller. >> He's got a gun. >> Fire. FIREBOUND. He's found all got a gun in hand. >> Drop the gun. >> Drop the gun. Drop the gun. >> Careful in the corner. Careful this corner. >> One can only imagine how this top-notch criminal will try to explain his rapid surrender to his associates. He was promptly booked into the King County Jail on charges of armed robbery and firing at law enforcement officers. He had fortunately missed his targets. This marks the end of his regional crime spree, much to the relief of local shopkeepers. July 2nd, 2024 found a stolen children's hospital van wandering aimlessly through the streets of Hollywood. It appears the driver missed the memo that stolen vehicle and conspicuous white bus are a poor combination for a getaway. And now we're getting back onto the freeway. This really appears that this driver uh has no idea where they're going. They they are uh using various freeways, various on-ramps and off-ramps, and just appears to be out for almost a joy ride. Just enjoying his last few minutes of uh freedom. Now we're back on that southbound 170 freeway and swerving. Oh, on the right side off the shoulder. And now we're off-roading in this bus that is clearly not supposed to be off-roading off the freeway. I'm not sure if there's a curb there. And the bus hops the curb almost like it's no big deal. Uh oh. Going the wrong way on that off-ramp. There's oncoming traffic. That's a very narrow off-ramp. Cars swerving to avoid this gigantic bus. And these cars have no idea that this bus is coming right towards them. Thankfully, I don't think the bus made impact with uh many of those vehicles. Although that was a very close call. We're going the wrong way on uh Victory Bullving through the intersection a little bit. Probably because of that traffic in front of them. Archwood and Welby very residential late in the afternoon on a summer night. Uh you have to wonder if uh people will be out in the street just enjoying the evening and officers now catching up on the ground. Archwood and Witet Avenue. Now, those officers on the ground want to stay close behind this bus because of the erratic nature and the erratic driving that we've been seeing so far. They want to make sure that everybody around this bus knows that there's something going on. There's something uh about this bus that needs to be avoided. Van Owen westbound. Now you have that one LAPD unit and more even further back trying to catch up. But right now it's just that one LAPD unit behind the bus that's driver has loved driving in bike lanes which is very strange. So that was a little uh a little interesting. Making a right turn on our Mena. What do you got? Oh, I see. So, Armenta, I don't know if it's a dead Yeah. Well, that's a dead end street. And the bus is coming to a stop. The driver out of the bus, he has got a backpack on and he's just going to run away. He's going to leave the bus in the middle of Armenta Street in Panorama City. He's walking towards the Home Depot. This is a Home Depot that's open at this time and walks into the garden center like no big deal. The suspect has left the bus, walked into the Home Depot, and is now walking through the garden center. Bra push into the garden center there. He So, he did make the left turn and walk inside the actual store part of the Home Depot. So, he's no longer in that garden center. And you can see those LAPD units pulling up right away. I see one LAPD unit so far. Hopefully more are on the way. Those couple of officers walking in the garden center. I've got one eye on the uh exit. The suspect got out of the just parked in the middle of the street. Got out of the bus and walked into this Home Depot through the garden center. We do understand that officers were able to make their way into the garden center and they have made contact with the suspect. They are taking him into custody right now and we are waiting to see when they pull this suspect out of the store. You have more LAPD officers making their way to the scene right now. And there you have somebody in custody in handcuffs. Looks like the uh that person may have shedded their yellow jacket. They were wearing a yellow colored jacket when they ran into the store with a backpack. I don't see the backpack or the yellow cover uh colored jacket anymore, but uh officers believe that this is the person that was uh driving that bus earlier. >> Neighbors in Panorama City can finally breathe a sigh of relief now that the curb hopping nightmare has ended. The local Home Depot garden center is back to selling plants instead of serving as a hideout for unlicensed bus drivers. Residents can now walk their dogs without fearing a weward medical transport in their driveways. March 7th, 2021. Timothy Horn was observed following another vehicle far too closely on Morland Avenue. Horn and another driver appeared to be racing before they both failed to yield to emergency sirens. What kind of car is it? >> Did not come northbound. Stop on the driver side door across the street to the backyard. Back out on the left side of the house. Back out to the street. Are you going back to the backyard to get on the left side of the house? He's still behind the house where he just across the street from the uh side door. Now he's pushing south now. Hey, let me see your hands. >> Come out. Come out. Get the ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. I SAID and stay the right there. >> Okay, I hear somebody yelling on the ground. >> Uh, cover >> 330. >> PUSH EVERYBODY BACK. >> DO IT NOW. You >> Horn was apprehended by a supervisor after a foot chase that led him over several residential fences. He claimed he fled because he was frightened. However, he was still charged with speeding and following too closely. The suspect was treated at a hospital for minor scratches before being booked into jail. Downtown Kansas City officers got an unexpected fireworks show on August 8th, 2019. What began as a simple traffic stop turned into a mobile shooting range when three suspects decided to open fire on the police. >> I think they're shooting at me now. Yep, they're firing AT ME. THIS IS MARTIN LUTHER King 66. It's red. Drop the assist. >> Okay, we're headed on woodland. We got to do the key. Captain 66 on woodland back three times. TAKE THE SEVEN. TAKE THE SEVEN. GIVE ME A POWERFUL WEAPON. WE'RE HEADED EASTBOUND. WE NEED the car. 67th Street. 67th Street. David heading northbound on park from 67. Drop it city wide. >> Go ahead with primary 116. >> Secondary 53 secondary. >> Let me call it if I can get up and get out of the way. >> Yes. 953 is TV. We're on getting back on 71 from 22nd. All right, your car. Get out of the way. I'm going to TVI it. I'm going to TVI this. Get out of the way. Getting off on Truman 71. We'll let you know which way we're going. >> Yeah, I got it. Thank you. Westbound on Truman approaching Locust. Going through the curb right now. The legal system is now processing the trio for their highstakes gamble with a rifle and a handgun. Prosecutors are making sure this reckless display of marksmanship leads to a very lengthy stay behind bars. The case continues to move through the courts. Fortunately, no one was physically harmed during their desperate attempt to rewrite the law on the fly. William Wolf decided to add another chapter to his extensive criminal history on March 22nd, 2025. With 19 active license suspensions already on his record, he led Alliance patrol officers on a multi-county tour that featured flying tire irons. >> Westbound 95 traffic zero. >> He's searching all over around the front. He just threw a chocolate milk at me. >> Damascus by farmer's bank. Just have you lay down by farmer's bank. >> Copy. He's throwing 20 ounces now. >> See you. You're coming. You're coming right. We're right at the gas station. >> All right. We're coming up to the We're coming up through Damascus now. Going to be coming up to uh 534. >> He just got hit with spike strips and so did I. >> Take over. I just lost both driver side tires. You have to stop. >> I am. >> I am. >> It doesn't look like he's the only one in the car. >> Second floor. >> He's the only one in the car. >> Come on. Come on. Go ahead, Billy. >> Copy. We're down to 40 still southbound. He's weaving all over the right side of the road. >> He's crashing out. >> Going through the field now. Field now. >> So, I'm not going to eject him yet. He's reaching. >> He's coming to a stop. He's ready. >> Hold on. Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get off the ground. Get off the [ __ ] ground. the dumb ass. You're aing idiot. Mr. Wolf's high-speed tantrum resulted in two flat tires for his own cruiser and a very expensive repair bill for the city. He was eventually wrestled into handcuffs while complaining about his numb wrists, a stark contrast to his earlier tough guy persona. It is safe to say that his brilliant decision to toss a tire iron at a patrol car cost him much more than just a towing fee. The morning of January 4th, 2026 became a heavyduty nightmare when Juan Ringone Coreno decided to hop a construction fence in Henderson. He ignored the polite requests of security guards and opted to fire up a massive front loader for a destructive stroll through the city streets. Hey, tell me exactly what happened. >> Uh, we just had somebody hop the fence and it looks like he's hotwiring one of the bulldozers right now. Um, >> do you have do you have video of this? >> I'm I'm watching him live right now. >> You're on scene or video? >> Over video. Not We have a guard on site. Um, and I did dispatch them. >> Okay, hold on one sec. >> And he's hotwiring a bulldozer. >> It looks like it. Yeah. >> Okay, I'll get it. >> Okay, hold on. >> Okay. The suspect, white, black, Hispanic, or Asian? Uh, it looks either white or Hispanic. >> Okay. Can you tell how old he might be? >> Uh, uh, maybe late 20s, uh, 30S. He's still moving at the park. Stop right there. >> Stop. Do not move. >> Shots fired. >> Police. Do not move. He's coming right at my patrol vehicle. >> HEY, STOP. STOP you coming at me. STOP. Get on. >> He's still moving his whole park. Stop right there. Stop. Do not move. >> Shots fired. >> Police. Do not move. >> Slowly climb out of the bulldozer. Go down those steps and get down on your knees. >> Coreno is currently spending his time recovering from injuries in a hospital bed rather than a courtroom. He faces a laundry list of felonies, including attempted murder and grand lararseny for his brief career as a demolition derby driver. The city is also tallying up $5,000 in property damage. This was a remarkably expensive and painful way to fail at operating heavy machinery. On February 1st, 2024 in Marian County, Florida, what began as a call for a suspicious person took an unimaginable turn. Deputies responding to a shopping plaza found a woman acting erratically near parked cars. Within seconds, she was inside a patrol car. And what happened next would send shock waves through the entire department. [ __ ] STOP. STOP. STOP. >> You're dead. Hopefully I should just got in my car. Took off >> eastbound on Highway 40. The sub station. >> When I'm behind them, we are going westbound on 40. She has lights and fire running off the side of traffic. >> As the stolen patrol unit sped onto Highway 40, deputies scrambled to stop her before she reached the city. Stop sticks were quickly set up ahead, but the suspect spotted them from a distance and swerved off course, turning back in a desperate attempt to escape. The chase only grew more dangerous with every passing second. Signal four. Signal four. Signal four. >> Signal four. Station 1033. >> Stay away from the car. STAY AWAY FROM THE CAR. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. The suspect was identified as 33-year-old Kendra Boon, who passed away after a high-speed crash that also claimed two innocent lives. Marian County Sheriff Billy Woods later called the event one of the most distressing incidents in recent memory. It served as a painful reminder that a few seconds of chaos can ripple into irreversible loss. That was just one of many moments where a simple stop turned into pure chaos. The next chase will show you how far some drivers will go when panic takes over. Make sure to watch the next video right after this one to see what happens next. Thanks for tuning in and remember to hit subscribe for more highintensity police pursuit stories.