On July 8th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked a silver Land Rover traveling 72 mph in a 50 mph construction zone where workers were present. When the trooper attempted to stop the driver for speeding, the driver continued past several safe stopping opportunities, turning a traffic violation into a felony fleeing investigation. Current speeds. >> Taking 107 exit. >> Taking exit. >> [screaming] >> TVI drove out the TI heading wrong way on 130 exit. Do not let them get on the wrong way on the air. So, >> we're already on. >> Yeah, it's not other person hit. >> Got me A PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Show me your hands. >> My car is 107 on the phone, man. >> And you ran over. >> Get out. Get on the ground. >> Get on THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND LIKE THAT, MAN. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> YOU TALKING ABOUT CHOKE UP. >> Why did you hit me? I weren't doing [ __ ] I was just driving trying to get off the way. >> I weren't doing nothing. Nothing, man. You to my [ __ ] up like this. >> Why you do that? I was trying to get up this way, man. >> Start a 106 vehicle. >> Why did you do that? PUT ME BACK THERE. >> You just took my TRUCK UP FOR NOTHING. I WORKED TOO HARD FOR MY TRUCK, MAN. WHY DID you do that? >> I was TRYING TO GET OFF THE INTERSTATE, MAN. The driver was taken into custody and faced charges including felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving resulting in physical injury, driving the wrong way on a one-way road, and endangering the welfare of a minor along with additional traffic violations. The investigation also involved suspected alcohol impairment and a blood sample collected under a search warrant. Saturday, July 6th, 2024, brought Arkansas law enforcement into a pursuit involving an Orange Dodge Charger that Hughes police had been chasing at speeds exceeding 100 mph. Trooper Garrett Bird joined the response after receiving reports of the fleeing vehicle with officers attempting to stop a driver who had ignored repeated opportunities to surrender. All right, they hit the spikes right now. He's right here somewhere. >> Oh [ __ ] All right. I had to run off in the ditch to avoid a car. I'm back on the road. >> Thank you. Officer spike fixing the load and they got hit. I am primary >> two 280 >> 280 TV. >> PVI. >> There we go. That'll work. I'm getting it. Get out of the way. I'm going to get out of the way. They got several officers. I'm They're just going up ahead. The female passenger was identified as Taishonda Thai of Little Rock and charged with obstructing governmental operations, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of an instrument of crime. The driver, described as a black male wearing a white shirt and blue jeans, was not located despite searches involving officers and police dogs. Investigators also recovered marijuana and items that could potentially be associated with vehicle theft. January 9th, 2026 saw Florida Highway Patrol troopers join a pursuit involving a stolen black Hyundai Kona that Collier County deputies had been attempting to stop. The driver, later identified as Michael Lawrence Sink, refused to comply with police commands and continued fleeing at extreme speeds even as traffic conditions increased the danger to other motorists. >> Uh, you're going >> Yeah, I see the guy. I got my lights on. Are they not shiny? See if one of you guys can slow him down from the front so he can uh do the pick. Speeds are 1284. We're going to be northbound in the inside lane. Mile marker 145. >> Northbound inside lane mile marker 145. Speed 124. identify Canada going on. Maybe a bit8 hit on camera view. hit. [screaming] They got the vehicle at the 149 marker. 149 right hand lane slower to speed traveling for camera view. Heat. Heat. 488 488 advis on camera view. Okay, they got the vehicle at the 149 mile marker 149 right hand lane slower to speed traveling for camera view. 12 units to signal 14 camera view. The vehicle is stationary right lane. All units are out. It is 109 to 1049 in Charlotte County. >> Take a seat. Watch your head. [snorts] All right, bud. >> Hey, stick in there. >> Oh, I thought I was free to go. >> What's up? >> I thought I was free to go. >> You think you're free to go? Uh, what's your phone number? Or I'm sorry, what's your name? >> Michael. >> Michael. >> Yes. >> Is that how you spell that? Michael. >> Right. >> What's your last name? Do I have to give you my name or can I have a right to >> Yeah, you're under arrest, bud. >> So, for things to take I don't want to go to jail. >> Oh, you're going to jail, man. Okay. Wrecked my car and wrecked a bunch of >> Sink was taken into custody and transported to the Lee County Jail where he faced charges under Florida law for felony fleeing and eluding and reckless driving involving serious danger to others. The stolen Hyundai and three patrol vehicles sustained damage, leaving four vehicles requiring attention as a result of the incident. On July 6th, 2024, North Little Rock police attempted to stop a red Chevrolet pickup near East Broadway, but the driver refused to cooperate and continued fleeing through the city. Arkansas State Police troopers joined the pursuit as the truck headed toward the Broadway Bridge with the driver later identified as Wendell Bernard Jackson. Parkway [crying] the uh approaching and probably again it's got a flat tire so it's kind of hard to spin it but >> now four Bravo. Put it in the wall. What? Show me your hand. Other hand. Give me your other hand. >> Give me your other hand. Jackson, 63, was taken into custody and transferred to North Little Rock police. He faced charges of felony fleeing that created a substantial danger of death, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with expired or missing registration, driving on a suspended license, and defective vehicle lighting. Court records show that he initially pleaded not guilty. Thursday, January 9th, 2025 began with a Salt Lake City police officer conducting a traffic stop near 375 South and 765 West. During the stop, 32-year-old Chandler Grillone, who was not involved in the original traffic stop, approached the officer and allegedly escalated the encounter by confronting and attacking the officer while armed. >> I just didn't want to be >> So, I'm running the van. It's going to have a temporary attack associated with it, right? >> Yes, it should. >> Okay. All right. Just do me a favor. Just hang tight for a second. Okay. Thank you. How'd you get out? >> I have no idea. >> It's wider. >> Bro, what are you doing? Get back. What are you doing, dude? >> Huh? >> Get up here in front of the car right now. >> This is a citizen's office. >> Do what I said. >> Want to die tonight? flower. >> What the are you talking about? >> What are you doing? This is not illegal. >> Motor 925 fighting pulled over. >> You better get away from me right now. >> What? >> I sniffed you. >> 785 South 785 West 400 South. Give me back. >> You better get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Where are you? >> You better get on the ground, dude. >> Plus my possession. Feed it, >> bro. I'm not >> What did I do? I sniffed you. What's your name? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? This is a palm. It's a tool. What? >> I got it. >> What the Bro, get the DROP IT NOW. DROP IT. >> Is that a taser? >> Drop it. >> I meanted it. >> You better drop it. >> Yeah. Put the spring on that. >> Get on theinging ground. >> Why? What did I do? >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> HERE YOU GO. That's yours. >> Get on the ground. >> Where's the equipment? You know authorities tell me to get on the ground. >> Get in your head. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Chilling. Look. Grounded. What's that thing you're going to do? Did I pull anything on you? >> Motor 95. He's got a knife. It's >> not a knife. You liar. >> You don't know what it is. Identify it. How big? How many inches? How many raps have you done? [ __ ] >> You better stop, dude. >> I know you don't have ammunition on you. >> Yeah, >> you better stop, dude. >> What? Get out. >> You You better stop. >> Motor 195. Shots fired. Stay the down. >> Stay down. Yeah. Get in your truck. Stay in your truck. >> You good? >> You good? >> He's got something in his hand. I think it's a knife. >> He came after me. I don't know if I've been cut. >> Okay, >> I shut. >> Do not move. Do >> He's okay. He's okay. >> Okay, >> you have to stay. Okay, you have to stay. >> I don't know where I hit him. I'm pretty sure it's a torso shot. >> I was going to put him to the ground. I apologize. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> I didn't want him hurting you. >> I know. >> Are you all right? >> Thank you. I don't know. Thank you though. >> Grown was struck by gunfire and later passed away after being transported for medical treatment. While the officer sustained injuries from flying debris and a possible sharp-edged object. Investigators recovered a weapon at the scene and opened an investigation into the officer involved shooting. The available information does not specify formal criminal charges against Gion. December 18th, 2024 brought St. Louis police into action after a license plate reader flagged a white Toyota Corolla reported stolen. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver ignored traffic laws and fled through city streets, prompting a pursuit that eventually reached Interstate 64. 8710. >> I have that patrol taking off west. Going back southbound. West broken ground 9 a.m. 87 north or southbound >> southbound 87 westbound 40 westbound landing He must be going downhill tire. entire huge responsib about the Kings Highway. They are about to hit the center of the wall or the right medium. They're saying they got that as a straight steel towards right at 902. They're wrecked out. They're wrecked out. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. >> Stop. Coring colors. >> 8710. They're running into the park. White male, black jacket, jeans, black male, gray jacket, red sweatpants. Cars wrecked out in the middle of the highway. Give me some cars up the Forest Park. >> The park's right here, right? >> Yeah, bud. >> Right here. Right here. Right here. >> Hey, get out. 429. He's running west on the opposite lane. [clears throat] >> Hey Major, come on. I'll put this in. >> You're good. >> I didn't get hit. We're good. >> Where's the other guy? >> Body down. the other guy. >> Supervisor know there's a District 2 vehicle that's in the park trail and that suspect it's a black male, gray hoodie, maroon or red pants. >> That's him. >> That's him right there. >> Let me see your hands. >> Do not move. Do you hear me? >> Go ahead. >> Yes, sir. >> Do not move. >> Yes, sir. 7209 priority. >> 7209 priority. We had the subject detained in the park. The driver identified as Devon McCollum and the second occupant were apprehended after the incident and officers discovered suspected narcotics during the investigation. McCllum, a convicted felon, reportedly on parole, faced charges of first-degree motor vehicle tampering, felony fleeing that created a risk of injury or death, felony resisting arrest, and possession of a controlled substance. On May 19th, 2024, a Fort Worth police officer located a vehicle connected to a shooting reported the previous day near the 4,800 block of Miller Avenue. The officer attempted to stop the driver, 33-year-old Deviah Thompson, who allegedly pulled out a gun and fired at the officer before fleeing. Traffic vehicle Burton Edgewood said we're going to be going south on Edgewood from Burton. HEY, >> your incident has been updated. >> Southbound Islandwood. Southbound on Uh, I may be hit. Stand by. We'll be going westbound on Berry. South on Hatcher. South on Hatcher. Subject is armed. Subject is armed. Shots were fired. I need units to get to me. My unit uh has been hit. I am out of it. My unit has died. He is in lane number one southbound on Miller. Lane one southbound Miller. >> See your hands. I see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> All right. Take your time. Take your time. >> Lay down on your stomach. Take your time. >> Lay down. >> Lay down flat. >> I'm ready. Bobby, you ready? >> I'm ready. >> All right. >> Thompson was located at his Arlington residence and arrested within approximately 2 hours of the shooting, while the officer received medical treatment for injuries caused by flying debris. Thompson was also found to have a gunshot wound to his lower back and was transported for medical treatment. Potential charges could include aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and unlawful firearm related offenses depending on the findings of the investigation. Sunday, September 8th, 2024 brought Shambbley police officers to a local plaza in Georgia after reports of a woman asleep behind the wheel of a vehicle blocking an exit. The woman, identified in the footage as Jessica, had reportedly been asleep after working overnight, but officers became concerned that she might be impaired and began investigating whether she was safe to drive. >> Hello. >> Ma'am, stop. >> No, I'm I'm okay about my door on you. a second. Excuse me. >> No, I'm fine. >> We're your sisters. >> No, no, no. I'm trying to do anything bad to you. I'm trying to make sure you get home safe. Tina, I'm okay. I'm over here. I'll speak to you in a second. Okay. >> Okay. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Step out the car. >> You can talk to me correct. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No. Talk to me correct though. No. This cop come over here talking crazy. Like for what? Like what reason? Look at my record. Like what the [ __ ] you talking to me crazy? Shut >> up. I'm like be on your way real quick, man. Probably act crazy. You're not going to act crazy. >> How you know I'm not going to act crazy? If I if I want to sit in jail tonight, I'm going to sit in jail tonight. It's not on you. So, if I want to be stupid tonight, I'm be stupid tonight. >> No. Exactly. So, don't make me act like that. >> No. Why would you be be accordingly? Look at my car. Look where the [ __ ] I'm in right now. Look at my record. Look me up. So, why you got to act like that? Just search me and do what the [ __ ] you need. Like, just do what you need to do. Do what you need to do. What you need to do. >> I'm ask question. This what you guys asked for. >> This is exact. >> Good morning. >> Good morning. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What's going on? >> So, you know why we're here? >> Yeah. What happened? >> I was sleeping and you woke me up and my sister, he spoke to my sister. My sister said, "Hey, yeah, she did an event. She was sleeping and now you sitting here. I just was worried about this girl that was sleeping in her car." That was it. So, why is he making a big deal about it? I don't understand. There's a way to talk to people about it. I was sleeping in my car. That was it. My sister called me after she spoke to him and said, "Hey, they making a big deal about you sleeping in your car." Okay. Okay. That's fine. >> But the thing is is cuz you're in the entrance way. And so typically when we run into people like that, not saying you are, but typically to run into people like that, they're under the influence. So that's probably why he kind of came off the way you did. I'm not sure how he came off, but I apologize if it offended you. Um, but that's typically why we kind of make contact with people, make sure they're okay, make sure there's no medical attention needed, make sure you know you get home safely, cuz that's the biggest thing here. >> You can call whoever you need after we finish. >> No. Why does my phone need to be on the HUD? >> Because I'm telling you to get off your phone. >> Why? >> Because we're here investigating something. >> What? >> And she's going to finish with you. >> No, but what though? I'm not going to talk to her. So, just stand right there until comes. >> You're not going to talk to me. >> What? You're not going to talk to me in nothing way. She didn't want to talk to me, so she was going to take care of it. >> Ma'am, um, what? >> It's I can't go in my car to get anything, right? Tell me the female. >> Open the door for me. >> I'm not going to open anything for you. >> So I can't get water and nothing out of my car. >> No, not yet. We're almost done. We're almost done. >> We're almost done. >> No, not you guys are not almost done because what he did doesn't make you sense. >> But go ahead. >> So you're a bartender. >> Where at close by? >> Okay. A douchebag. [ __ ] douchebag. You're a [ __ ] douchebag. The fart up your ass, man. >> Yes. Why is that wrong driving? >> Yeah. Talk to me correct. You're not better than me. Talk to me correct. If you talk to me correct, we can talk. Talk like we're both humans. No, I'm not interrupting you like we are on you. Then don't talk to me. >> Okay then. >> Then shut the up and get away. If you cannot talk to me like you're human, like you're a regular person. I'm ordering you. >> I'm ordering you. So talk to me. Respect. >> Respect. >> Why you screaming? >> Respect. >> Respect. That's it. That's it. Respect. Am I raising my voice? >> Oh, you raising Are you the one [ __ ] underneath any situation right now? No, you're the [ __ ] you're not. So, shut the [ __ ] up and be respectful and be human. Be human. Be human. Where the [ __ ] you from? You're not from here. Just like I'm not. I'm not from here. You're not from here. I'm Nigerian. I'm African. [ __ ] Okay. >> I'm not from here. I was born in the store, but you're not from here. You looking at me like you just a part of the system. Like it makes sense. >> What you got to do with anything? >> Because the way you acting and talking. >> I'm asking you. >> That's right. Look at Look at your bodyguard coming up here. Let me shut up. Let me shut up because your bodyguard going to my car and arrest me. I live right here. Arrest me. >> Just arrest me. I'm not [ __ ] Arrest me. >> What's wrong with our arrest? Please arrest me. I live right here. I live right here. Literally. Literally. No kids. I'm married. Just arrest me. >> Yeah. Just arrest. >> That's it. All right. Jessica, you mind doing some uh field sobriety test just to see if you have been under the influence of alcohol. >> All right. >> I'm not joking. I don't smell alcohol. >> Call the supervisor here cuz she is if she was slow down. >> I mean, you got to do your job, dude. >> Be nice. Be nice. Come on. You don't have to judge my hand. >> I'm not arising my arm. You know this. You don't have to judge my arm. Be relaxed. >> Well, you're >> Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. You don't have to >> 78 to supervisor. Go ahead. >> I mean, fact that you said do my job like I'm not doing my job. >> I mean, we have to in that case, but I've worked before, so I know my job. Cheer. Get her property before you leave her property. >> Come on. Come on. Going to jail. You're going to jail for >> Yeah, that's fine. But you don't have to judge me like that. I'm not going >> to start walking. I don't push my dress down. Let me push my dress down. Move. >> Come on. >> Where am I going? Let me push my dress down. Let me push my dress down. >> No one's stopping you. >> [ __ ] wrong with you. Let me push my dress down. >> Put it over there. I don't want anyone to see you doing that. >> Why? They see me get arrested. They see me get arrested. Why they can't see me put my dress down? >> Let me see. Where's your ID? I'm >> lame as [ __ ] I'm putting my dress on. You don't want nobody see me put my dress down. They see how rap to me. >> Hey, step back for me. She got drugs in there. >> Oh, it's just some marijuana. >> Where? >> Uh, center console. >> Hello. >> Hello. How are you? Good to have you. >> I'm the sister of the girl who was driving this car. >> Okay. >> Is she getting arrested? >> Yes. >> And what is she getting arrested for? >> Do you? >> Oh, did you guys do a sobriety test? >> She refused >> cuz she wasn't drinking. That's why I'm confused. >> She refused. Hope they still go back over there. >> I'm sorry. Is she in one of these cars? >> Yes. >> Can I speak with her? >> No. >> No. I know she was tired cuz she hasn't had any sleep. So, I wonder why she was All right. Oh, I don't even know what to do right now cuz that caught me to come get her. I didn't know she arrested for DUI said in Georgia 0.08 gi 194 way above >> beer on white claw beer. There's no way. There's no way. >> Okay. >> 8% 8% serves white claw. There's no way. Jessica was arrested and transported for further testing where a breathalyzer reportedly showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.19, well above Georgia's legal limit of 0.08 for most adult drivers. She faced a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol while suspected marijuana was also discovered during the vehicle search and the car was prepared for towing. June 26th, 2024 saw a North Little Rock police officer attempt to stop a driver for failing to stop at a stop sign with the registered owner reportedly known to have an outstanding warrant. The driver identified as 28-year-old Nathaniel Burton refused to stop, prompting Arkansas State Police to assist as the pursuit moved into an active work zone. off 37 I'll take down speed 400. I'll be driving. Heat. Heat. Taking a 141 passing six street southbound. Coming up on Broadway. We're going eastbound on Broadway. Turn it into the shell station. Scratch that. That fail. TDI TVI speeds out of the right turn speed 64. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> Out of the ground now. >> On the ground. Face down. Hands out. >> Vehicles clear. >> There you go. >> We're right here in this vehicle. If anything can sit me, hurt me >> right now. Are you? >> Yeah, I am. >> Are you 100% sure? Burton was taken into custody and later released on a $500 bond with court records indicating that he pleaded not guilty to the listed charges. Those charges included fleeing in a vehicle while exceeding the speed limit, driving on a suspended license, failing to signal speeding more than 15 mph over the limit, and reckless driving. On January 31st, 2026, Florida law enforcement officers were searching for a blue Lexus NX that had already been involved in pursuit attempts by Northport police and the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. Florida Highway Patrol troopers eventually located the vehicle driven by Wilnick Brutus, who continued to flee at high speeds while weaving through traffic across multiple counties. >> They can't advise at this time. I think it's possibly me county 1049 Charlotte is advising stay disengaged at this time. >> All right. 1647 1031 southbound 136. >> 104 1031 southbound at the 136. Do you have another agency with us for 1647? Do you have an updated 1020? >> Southbound 133 southbound 133. I'm on the end of the video. >> Uh, it was just in front of the vehicle. Vehicle one on me. These are 120. Approaching the 131 approaching 131. Vehicle one around you. >> Are 125. Traffic slinging up. Passing 131 right now. >> Passing 131. Traffic lightning left. Speeds 125. The exit at 131. exited at the 131. >> [ __ ] eight, bro. >> 1748. >> He's back on southbound 131 southbound from the 131. >> All right, I'm I'm a good distance behind you. Southbound on the 131. Speed 140 approaching the 123 CCSO for stop calling at this time 48 behind the vehicle. >> I have a second unit behind me so I can slow down. We're passing 124 passing at 124. >> He got off on the 123. >> Exiting the 123 54. He just got back on the main line. Passing 123. >> 124. Passing the 121 and a half. Light range. Traffic moderate. 529. County Aviation cleared at this time. 1020 passing 125. Current 120.5 approaching 190. Traffic moderate. >> We're approaching the 119 southbound. Traffic moderate. Of course, they run like saddle. United traffic stop. He's in the outside lane, the right lane. Passing 108 passing to 108 132 mph moderate traffic >> weather conditions. >> Good sticks. Good sticks. Good sticks. >> More good sticks. Approaching 1017 approaching the 107. >> Exiting at the 107. He's got a flat tire. Front right. >> Front right. Flat tire. Exiting at the 107. >> He's all right. All right, we're going to be westbound >> 104 westbound from the 107. [screaming] THE WINDOW THE WINDOW. LOWER THE WINDOW. NO, THE LIMO. >> HEY, what you going to do with my money? >> What's that? >> You going to put my money in my property, sir? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> Brutus was arrested and transported to the Collier County Jail, where Bond was denied pending his first court appearance because of the felony charges and his criminal history. He faced charges of high-speed fleeing and eluding, driving while his license was suspended or revoked, and possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. The Lexus was towed and placed on a 5-day hold for further investigation. Tuesday, July 16th, 2024, brought a Clayton County Sheriff's Office supervisor assigned to the BAT unit into contact with a Chevrolet Impala making an erratic lane change near Tara Boulevard and Flint River Road. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver, later identified as James Lee Mason, accelerated away, beginning a pursuit through multiple roads and intersections. >> Murder King right here at Smith and Terror. taking off. Affirmative. We making a right turn. Get back on Terra Boulevard. We'll be going northbound. It's going to be at White Impala. Speeds will be 105 right now. Coming up. traffic. I'm >> about to fit your car in a ditch. You better pull over. I'm about to put you into a tree. Better pull over. If you have one t-shirt there on 5085 Honey, tire damage has been slow and dry. Eastbound underneath. recover. Recover Highway 38. >> Hey, watch out. Let me get him again. Watch out. It's like storage. powder powder. >> [screaming] >> Climb out the window. >> How could I climb out the window? >> Climb out the window. >> My door. >> You going to get out the [ __ ] window. >> I'm saying the [ __ ] out the window. >> Climb out the window. >> Climb out the window. >> My seat won't move. My seat won't move. My seat My seat won't move. >> My seat won't move. >> My seat won't move, bro. >> Keep your hand up. >> No, my hands. I got to wait. I lock the door. I lock the door. Calm down, bro. >> We getting him out. Get out. >> Get on the ground. Got that. >> I ain't got nothing. I ain't got nothing behind your back. I don't have nothing. I don't have nothing. >> I don't have nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put it behind your back. >> I don't have nothing. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Mason was taken into custody and transported to the Clayton County Jail after being evaluated and cleared for transport. While the passenger, James Pratt, was detained and subsequently released. Mason faced charges of felony fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, failure to maintain lane and improper lane change, and two violations involving traffic control devices. March 15th, 2025 brought Clayton County Sheriff's Office deputies to the scene of reported street takeover involving vehicles gathering for dangerous driving. During the investigation, deputies encountered a Genesis sedan driven by 19-year-old Jamie Alamelio, who failed to stop and attempted to escape in a vehicle registered to his mother. >> I'm coming in off Highway 42. Traffic, if I'm going eastbound, I get a Grant Road, I got to make a left or a right. Take a look. Oh yeah, there's a lot of cars out here. A lot of cars. I car one. There's a lot of cars out here. >> Hey, they coming out towards you. >> 428. 869 5843 North Castle Gate Drive. when I got points. Traffic one. What's your location? >> Turn right. >> Anfield block. >> Anfield block. >> Georgia. Georgia tag. Charlie India kilo 9. >> Golf India. Kilo 920. Give me the >> Give me the radio. Stand by for a pit. >> Okay. Okay. Pit unsuccessful coming up to uh old Grand Road. Pit unsuccessful coming up to uh old Grand Road. Pit pit pit. Clear pit. Let >> me see your hands. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. Get on the ground. radio. We got one in 417. >> Get up, >> dumb ass. >> 4179. One in custody. >> Stupid. >> Yeah. Clear on It's your car. >> No. >> What car is it? >> My mom's. Well, I mean, I I pay it, but it's under her name. >> Yeah, you my car. >> All right. >> Hey, man. Why you was running? >> I didn't know you was after me at first, but then I mean, I knew you was after me then, but then I was like, damn, I'm already running, bro. So, yeah. And then and then you ped me and I was like, bro, I'm cooked. So I just I just stopped. >> I get you a license. >> Know when you run in Georgia, you get a mandatory one year minimal. >> Damn. So you just think about that. >> Alilio was arrested and was also found to have an active warrant from Gwynette County related to reckless stunt driving. He faced charges including felony fleeing, driving while his license was suspended or revoked, reckless driving, reckless conduct, participating in a street takeover, hit and run, and obstructing an officer along with additional traffic violations. His cases remained pending in court. On August 20th, 2020, Wisconsin law enforcement officers pursued 39-year-old David Gossman in Shabboan County after a traffic incident escalated into an attempt to evade police. Officers tracked the vehicle along Interstate 43 as it continued at elevated speeds, requiring coordination between units to maintain contact with the fleeing driver. Yeah, >> he's going to 1050. >> Copy. THERE'S YOUR HANDS. DO IT NOW. >> Do it now. >> Iris Dry. >> Copy. Iris. >> He's trying to take off on 243. If we can get a unit headed that way as well. He's Yep. He's going to be on I 43. >> I 43 northbound. Someone's going to have to get out there. >> Yep. >> 155. Start that way as well. >> They're coming back. 66 here at 28. >> Okay, we're about 1 mile south of 28 in the right hand lane. >> We should have a decent gap 66 between that last white car that's about to go past you and us. multiple memorial you guys back off. I go >> all four tires. Top is way into the ditch. >> 23 exit. >> Top exiting 23. If the office and it's safe to do so, you can dispatch. I'm 23. eastbound. >> Happy location, please. >> 43. No, I'm sorry. 43 southbound Delta 23. They need the southbound traffic stopped. >> Okay, I'm making my way there. >> Copy. >> False. Can you uh stop traffic 23 cell phone, please? 43. >> I'm sorry. 43 southbound 23 traffic. >> Okay, I'm making my way there. >> Happy inter 23. Yeah, I'm working on it. >> Gossman was arrested following the incident and faced charges of second offense operating while intoxicated, fleeing or eluding police, possessing open intoxicants as a vehicle operator, and misdemeanor bail jumping. The case involved both the alleged impaired driving and his decision to disregard officers attempting to stop him. Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024, brought Arkansas State Police into a pursuit already underway involving Conway Police, the Falner County Sheriff's Office, and a Maroon GMC pickup. Troopers joined the pursuit near State Highway 25 and Blay Hill Road as the driver, later identified as Wyatt Wyn, continued attempting to evade law enforcement. So I mean on 65 accident. >> So, he's going to be back eastbound. speak to you about it in >> Where are they at? >> He's at Grand Heights. >> Grand Heights heading towards [screaming] >> Okay. right now. Let's get something up. Setting up complex contact. He did what? >> Okay. >> Hey, request us. >> I believe they're on old highway 25. coming up now. What do I do? The whole mountain starts at 16. Look at that. >> Highway 25 just south. Here come I got I got it. [ __ ] go. Then get out of the road. >> Get out [screaming] of the road. Wyn was taken into custody after fleeing on foot and was transported to the Falner County Detention Center following an evaluation for minor injuries. He faced charges of two counts of secondderee battery, fleeing in a vehicle, possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, fleeing on foot resulting in injury, failing to wear a seat belt, and failing to signal. One Conway officer also sustained a minor injury during the arrest. April 7th, 2025 saw a California Highway Patrol officer attempt to stop Patrick King on Interstate 5 near Santa Clarita after suspecting that he was driving under the influence of alcohol. King refused to pull over and instead led officers and a police helicopter on a pursuit lasting approximately 15 minutes through the area. Heat. Heat. Freeway. Stop. Pull over to your right. Pull over to your right. Pull over. Pull over. Pull over to your right. Stop the car. Caro, pull over to your right. Pull over to your right now. Pull over to your right. Salad freeway. Exit the freeway. I've got the freeway. Pull over to your leg. Hey 145. I copy. Vehicles going to be exiting outside. Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. >> 145. I copy. Westbound on the five. You have an air unit on the track. >> Pull over. You and the impala. Pull over. Pull over. >> Railway condition. Can you go with number one at 5 miles hour? Number one, second traffic on 25 miles per hour. Light traffic on We have air overhead. See if they can take over. We're going to be heading southbound on rat term from 10. I got 10. I got a southbound rat from copy taking over. No traffic. I copy taking over. No traffic. Ratner and we'll be stopped on Ratner south of Sunland right here. It's going to be a vehicle respond on Ratner. >> Can I have respond? >> Hey, get out the car, man. Get out the car. >> Hey, get out the car. >> Get out the car, man. Get out the car. GET OUT THE CAR, MAN. >> Put your hands up. >> Get out the car, man. Get out the car. Put your hands up. Get out the car. >> Put your hands up. >> All right. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the corner. Hands in the air. >> Step to your left. Keep going to your left. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Stop. >> Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. >> PUT YOUR RIGHT HAND RAISE THE BACK OF YOUR SHIRT. [screaming] RAISE THE BACK OF YOUR SHIRT. Raise the Yeah. RAISE THE BACK of your shirt. >> ALL RIGHT. FACE ME. ALL RIGHT, TURN BACK AROUND. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. TURN BACK AROUND. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. HANDS UP. TURN TO YOUR LEFT. TO YOUR LEFT. [screaming] LEFT. >> All right. START WALKING BACK TOWARDS THE FRONT OF OUR WALK BACK. WALK BACK. Keep going. Keep going. King eventually stopped on Ratner Street and was arrested without further incident, although he refused breath and blood testing before officers obtained a warrant for a blood draw. He faced charges of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, driving with a blood alcohol concentration above 0.08, 08 excessive blood alcohol concentration and evading a peace officer with willful disregard for public safety. On May 30th, 2025, Los Angeles police officers pursued a black Jeep believed to have been stolen with the occupants attempting to evade capture through South Los Angeles. The available footage does not establish exactly what triggered the initial pursuit, but the vehicle's reported stolen status became a key part of the investigation. Copy. That tire's going to come off. I do. Well, you're looking at the southbound side of the 110 freeway here. Still, copy, copy that. Uh, sorry about that. Southbound side of the 110 freeway. He got off at Manchester very briefly and then got right back up. Well, as long as he's on the 105 freeway, we're going to maintain the southside here and we should be able to transition through Hawthorne with him here. We're coming up on Hawthorne Airport as he starts to pull over to the right. So, if you're looking at it from our angle here, we're looking from south to north. He is traveling from east to west. And the Bravo airspace basically includes the area north of the 105 and west of the 110 freeway. That's where things get hairy. Not only for us up here in Air 7, but also for that LAPD air support helicopter, which is why they have invited those ground units to re-engage the pursuit. For some time, they put it into tracking mode. And once he got close to LAX's airspace, they started the pursuit once again. It looks like he's making a southbound turn, exiting the 105 freeway southbound on Crenshaw Boulevard, continuing this dangerous chase here through South LA with no intention of slowing down whatsoever. And again, the one thing we really are unclear about is how all of this started, what precipitated this pursuit is still very much a question mark, but there does appear to be clear intent on his part to get away and clear intent on LAPD's part to not let that happen. So, now he's making a right turn. He's going to be heading westbound on 120th Street away from Cshaw Boulevard. Heading back towards uh the uh the west here, going through another red light here, not obeying stop signs, not of the passenger side of the vehicle to see if there's any misbehavior by either of those wheels. But right now, that vehicle is traveling in a straight line directly towards us. And for the first time, we can peer through that driver's side window, that driver's windshield, and it does appear there is a passenger inside of the vehicle. So, to answer Jovon's question, we now know of at least two people inside of the stolen vehicle. And uh getting a little bit of a closer shot here through that tinted window on the driver's side as he picks up some some speed here. And I can't tell honestly whether it is a man or a woman quite frankly, but he is now again southbound on Prairie Avenue. Oh, you're so right about that. And every time we've seen any encounter with any kind of traffic jam, he's really shown little hesitation to weave around traffic go the wrong way and at some points even making contact with some of these innocent drivers on the road here. So now he's in a much more congested, more narrow area here on uh Corderry Avenue off of Prairie. And you can you can see I'm sorry, let me just lower this radio really quick here. Uh southbound on Corderry Avenue and uh still continuing down this more industrial area here. So we've been through residential neighborhoods, we've been through more commercial areas, we've been on the freeway, off the freeway, now coming out on a major at Rose Cran Avenue. Now coming westbound on Rose Cran, slowing down a little bit. We'll go ahead and widen out to see how far back those LAPD units are. They are trying to catch up, but as you could tell, they have pulled back just a little bit whether they were unable to squeeze through traffic there. Look at this. Going the wrong way in between those cars here. Look at this. That was a wild move there. And there comes LAPD right behind him as he slows down here. Not sure why he might be even coming to a stop here at Foothill or Fontill Avenue. And Rose Cran's LAPD now out of their vehicle. Guns drawn aimed squarely at the driver's side of that Jeep as he comes to a full stop here on Font Hill Avenue for no apparent reason. Not sure if the vehicle is giving up or if the suspect has just decided to surrender. It looks like it might be a female driver with a passenger now stepping out of the vehicle. You can see them with their hands up and this has come to a random and sudden stop as they appear to be willing to end this finally after some dangerous driving and at times going the wrong way including the very end there swerving across the oncoming lanes of Rose Cray Avenue now uh surrendering to these LAPD officers on Fontill. A very sudden end here and we don't know how much more that vehicle had left in it but uh obviously uh it doesn't really matter at this point. Finally, fortunately, this has come to a peaceful resolution. It appears as at least two people are getting out of that vehicle. They will eventually check the back seats and make sure that vehicle is empty. The pursuit ended when the driver and a passenger exited the Jeep and surrendered to Los Angeles police officers. Both were taken into custody, but the available information does not identify them by name or specify their formal charges. Possible charges could include possession of a stolen vehicle, evading police, and reckless driving, depending on the evidence and the final charging decisions. Thursday, August 10th, 2023 saw deputies with the West Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office locate a stolen 2018 Nissan Pathfinder during the early morning hours. The driver, 18-year-old Cameron Gaston, refused to stop for law enforcement, while the vehicle's occupants were later linked to an alleged plan to commit a robbery in the Baton Rouge area. Big turning north on the LA chairs. are going towards. Oh, Sigma 20 headquarters. Let me get you a good address here. >> You advis 20? >> Oh, yeah. Let me get you a good address. We're going to need fire in the cage. >> 77 and Smith Acres 48. Yo, where your fire extinguishers? Hey, where's the fire? Huh? Another Hey 64 Gaston, 21-year-old Cortez Morris and a 16-year-old juvenile passed away in the crash, while 19-year-old Devonte Stubs survived with critical injuries. After recovering, Stubs was arrested and charged as a principal to possession of stolen things and principal to criminal mischief. Investigators also linked the group to suspected burglaries, and the case remained pending adjudication for stubs. And that is another reminder that no two police encounters ever unfold quite the same way with plenty more stories still waiting to be told. Check out the next video to see another collection of pursuits and encounters that take unexpected turns. Thanks for watching and please subscribe to our channel.