It all started on October 19th, 2024 when troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol [music] were alerted to a stolen Ford F250 connected to a recent burglary in Kier County. Behind the wheel was 36-year-old David Alonso, who refused every command to stop as troopers prepared to take decisive action to end the threat. I'm Can you confirm the 1020 is a zero in Oak Northbound 307 54 aviation being 51. They're on another call. Heat. Heat. 10 signal 12 Parkway00 100 miles hour Heat. Heat. Once the chaos came to an end, Alfonso was taken into custody after attempting to flee on foot. Investigators confirmed that the stolen truck had caused major property damage along the way. Alfonso faced a long list of charges including aggravated battery on law enforcement, aggravated fleeing and eluding, grand theft auto, burglary, and more. After a brief hospital evaluation, he was booked into custody where he remains awaiting trial on multiple offenses. On November 23rd, 2024, a quiet afternoon in Los Angeles took a sharp turn when officers from the West Valley Division located a stolen white MercedesBenz SUV that had been under surveillance for hours. The moment two people climbed inside and started the engine, officers knew it was time to move. But when the driver suddenly dropped off his passenger and accelerated, what followed was a rapid escalation that no one could have predicted. Yeah, you said >> go. Let him go. Let him go. Let go. >> 1083 request. Correction. Any unit that is 1083 request. [music] Somebody stay with >> 1083. The passenger jump with a passenger of the select vehicle eastbound parthenia. ETA for airship. We're approaching >> ETA 1083. Hold the air. PCTC side and Mason. Let me get rolling. >> Mason get go. Go through. Go through 183. All right. Hey, he's going to run. >> Don't [ __ ] move. >> DON'T MOVE. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Let me see your hands. >> Don't [ __ ] move. How many people? >> I think there's one. >> Only one. >> Check on them. Make sure they're okay. >> Keep. >> Let me see. I got him. I got him. >> Hey, >> push your butt forward. Come out. Let me see your hands. >> Keep your hands up. >> Come on. >> Scoot out. Got him. >> I got his belt. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> You guys are >> 219. R8 21. I'm probably need >> I don't know. I don't know if it was >> okay. Okay. Can't get out. >> Requesting to demonstrate to help with traffic control >> right behind me. overhead right behind me. >> When the dust settled, the stolen SUV had collided with multiple vehicles at an intersection, leaving behind a scene of devastation. The driver, 42-year-old Kevin Laa, was arrested after receiving medical care. Inside the wreckage, officers discovered narcotics and other evidence. Laura now faces charges including murder, felony evading causing death, and taking a vehicle without the owner's consent. The tragic crash reignited debate about the dangers of fleeing from law enforcement on crowded city streets. As the final hours of 2024 approached, officers in Moore, Oklahoma were tracking a wanted felon named Kayla Cervantes. When traffic units located her vehicle and tried to initiate a stop, Cervantes made it clear she had no intention of pulling over. The pursuit that followed weaved through intersections and parking lots, creating a chaotic and dangerous path across the city. 39 through the Casey gas station parking lot. Now Johnny is still in the parking lot. after the service road going back now. TBI crash start medical speed light traffic for 240. about 15 mph still crash start medical and may start medical TV starting in >> Eventually officers managed to bring the chase to a close near Interstate 240. Cervantes was arrested and treated for minor injuries before being booked into the Cleveland County Detention Center. Police later discovered she had multiple felony warrants and was allegedly planning to sell fentinyl, methamphetamine, heroin, and other narcotics. In the early hours of September 4th, 2024, deputies in Douglas County, Colorado, responded to reports of a burglary in progress at a salvage yard in Littleton. When officers arrived, the suspect behind the wheel of a stolen Toyota Tundra rammed a patrol vehicle in a desperate attempt to break free. What began as a perimeter containment turned into a dangerous pursuit across multiple jurisdictions. push down. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm >> 52 32 exiting Belleview. >> Bel 5 David 32. They just lost the trailer. It is blocking the exit to Belleview. The truck is now eastbound. 5 David 32. I'm pursuing the truck. Speeds of about 70 eastbound Bellev 32. Speeds of 70. And they're firing shots, I believe. >> Speed of 70. Firing shots at 30. >> Yeah, 52 32. I believe they're firing shots out the window. I copy fire to 32 David 32 approaching Monaco you guys working on right security push down I think southwest clearly lock >> after a tense chase. The stolen truck crashed near Village Greens Park. The driver, 29-year-old Brenton Zyler of Aurora, was taken into custody and transported for evaluation. Investigators say Zyler faces a wide range of charges, including attempted first-degree murder of a peace officer, motor vehicle theft, reckless endangerment, and more. Authorities are still searching for two additional suspects who may have played a role in the burglary that sparked it all. Just after midnight on June 5th, 2021, Savannah police received a flock camera alert about a wanted black Dodge Charger linked to multiple previous flight incidents. Troopers confirmed it was the same vehicle that had fled from several stops earlier that week. When officers moved in to intercept, the driver hit the gas and bolted, setting off a high-speed pursuit through city streets. Left turn on up street. Just try to block the mail. Black male, white shirt. It's 10:50. Sandler Street. Sandler Street, 42nd Street. Just 1050 to get into a a pole about across Hopkins Street. East on 47th Street. East on 42nd. >> Oh, he just crashed again. Heavy. Heavy. >> Put your hands up. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle now. County. >> After a series of close calls and collisions, the chase ended abruptly when the suspect struck a police vehicle and a nearby home. The driver tried to run but was quickly stopped after being tazed by officers. Once in custody, the man showed clear signs of intoxication. He was charged with fleeing to elude, reckless driving, DUI, and other related offenses. What started as a routine camera alert turned into a dangerous reminder of how unpredictable every pursuit can be. On November 10th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol units were called in by Homestead and Miami Dade police to assist with a pursuit involving a stolen U-Haul van. The vehicle had already been tied to several thefts and even an assault on a police officer. As troopers joined the chase, it became clear that this wasn't just a case of stolen property. It was a rolling crime scene. Heat. Heat. P. P. >> Right shoulder. He's still going. >> Still going on the right. Second P. Second P. Still going for the middle. 46 traffic at 1436 46 traffic. The incident came to an end when multiple suspects were arrested following coordinated maneuvers by troopers and local units. Among those taken into custody were McCall Tarashi Wilson, Shankka Oriatha, Gordon Norbert, Alfonso Ba, and Germal Calvin Stenit. They now face an array of serious charges, including fleeing at high speed, aggravated assault on an officer, retail theft, and resisting arrest with violence. On January 29th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper initiated a stop on a black Kia after observing a traffic violation in Pulk County. But the driver had other plans. Instead of complying, the vehicle accelerated into oncoming lanes and a pursuit began through residential streets as multiple troopers joined the effort to stop the fleeing car. everyone. We're driving traffic. recovered. Speed 52. Y car stop crashing. northbound like we're going to love Winter. Hey Chris, I'm hit the terminal. You got to put all the danger. speeds location. >> 151, could you advise the speeds location, traffic condition? >> When it was finally over, officers arrested two suspects identified as Chinese Bon Davis and Alex Dantrell Everett. Inside their car, troopers discovered narcotic scales, packaging materials, loaded firearms, and thousands in cash. Everett claimed full responsibility, but investigators soon learned he had several active warrants for trafficking, narcotics, and firearm possession. Both suspects were transported to jail facing multiple charges. For Everett, the arrest marked yet another entry in a long criminal record. On June 28th, 2025, a routine traffic stop attempt in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, quickly escalated into a multi-state pursuit that reached speeds over 100 m hour. The driver ignored every command to stop and crossed into Illinois with officers from several departments joining the chase. Spike strips were deployed multiple times as the pursuit raged on. Negative on the sticks. >> Good sticks. Good sticks. Southbound from 95th. Right tires starting to deflate here. I'm going to try to get in front. Slow down. Box again. Box again. Box again. 29. We're in Illinois. I'm going to box him in again. Up here. I'm in front of him. Let's see if we can get him, guys. Contact. Contact. Contact. 29. Intentional contact. Two squads have been hit. We need to end this. 29 stopped here. >> This is the other part of police. All occupants of the Honda Civic, you are under arrest. >> Any you disobey our commands, the police off will bite you. Do you understand? >> Anyone else in the car? Keep coming back. Keep coming back. >> Drop to your knees. >> Drop. >> If you move, you will get back. >> We see you. Put your hands UP OR YOU >> IN THE CAR. >> THERE'S NO ONE IN THE CAR. IT'S just me. In the car. >> Let's get him back. >> It's just me. >> After one final deployment successfully deflated the suspect's tires, the vehicle came to a stop. The driver was arrested without further incident, but not before striking several police vehicles along the way. Charges include felony fleeing and eluding, reckless endangerment, hit and run, and possession of cocaine and paraphernalia. On April the 5th, 2024, around 5:30 p.m., a tense situation unfolded when a man tried to ram a Blackhawk County deputy off the road after blowing through a roadblock. The deputy gave chase as the suspect's erratic driving put countless motorists at risk. For several minutes, dispatchers coordinated with nearby agencies as the pursuit continued toward rural stretches of highway. [music] Like I want pursuit. >> Black shows road approaching. Oh, >> what's the traffic condition? What is your traffic charges? Try to charge you more. Give us your location. >> How's it going? >> 61 location traffic addition and speed. So get back home. We're going to road street. Now we're on the number three drive. Stand 41 41 41. >> The suspect's reckless flight ended when his vehicle crashed into a line of trees. Deputies moved in and arrested him at gunpoint without further resistance. He now faces multiple charges, including assault on a peace officer, fleeing and eluding, and criminal damage to property. What started as a blatant act of aggression quickly backfired, landing the driver behind bars. On March 8th, 2024, a judicial drug task force agent in West Memphis notified Arkansas State Police about an active pursuit of a federal fugitive barreling toward Interstate 40. The suspect had already rammed law enforcement vehicles and tried to force others off the road as trooper Darren Evans joined the chase speeds climbed past 100 mph as officers worked to contain the danger. >> All right, tell somebody shooters get out of the way now. I'm behind the roll. If I can get the sheriff's department out of my way. 1014 city. I'm third vehicle currently. Square 114 westbound coming around the 271. Okay, I'm primary TV. TBF TV 1016. Roll over. Multiple rollovers. Multiple rollovers. 1016. Do not let him rush that vehicle. We >> have objection. We have ejection. They got EMS for resc. When the pursuit finally ended, both the driver identified as Oscar Block and his passenger, Patricia Morgan, were found injured but conscious. Morgan told investigators she pleaded with Block to stop, but he refused. Block now faces serious charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding over the limit, and driving on a suspended license. The pursuit underscored the immense risk officers take when dealing with fugitives who refuse to surrender. On a sunny day in Arkansas, tragedy struck along Interstate 40 in North Little Rock when a U-Haul truck slammed into a concrete support pillar. Within moments, flames engulfed the vehicle as bystanders rushed in to help. Two people were pulled from the burning wreckage by brave witnesses and officers before emergency crews arrived. oil. [groaning] >> Hey, 52. 107 look like it's on fire. >> Yeah. Rock fire department. >> Yeah. Well, we got everybody right there. Just be advised 40 east is not is still flowing at the service road to 440. >> Do we need to shut 40? We do. Just go ahead. >> Officials later confirmed that one person did not survive the crash while another was transported to a hospital in critical condition. Authorities from multiple agencies investigated the cause with the highway partially shut down for hours. It was a somber reminder that a single mistake on the road can forever change countless lives. On September 15th, 2024, just before noon, Arkansas State Police engaged in a high-speed pursuit that reached speeds exceeding 100 mph. Troopers worked quickly to end the dangerous chase before it entered a populated area. The suspect's driving pushed the limits of control, weaving through traffic until troopers initiated a tactical maneuver to stop [music] the threat. Boy, I'm public service 35. 1037. TVI TV love 35 65 being positive. Yo, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. WHERE ARE YOU? >> See your hands. See your hands. Crossfire. I'mma come to you. >> Hands out the window. >> Did you see anybody get out? >> All right. >> Ejection. 104. Clear. >> Clear. Logistics. >> Hey, man. Hey, you okay? >> Weapon. Where? >> Knife. >> Hey. >> Yeah. The maneuver sent the fleeing vehicle off the roadway, ejecting the driver as it rolled into a ditch. Officers rushed to the man's aid, providing medical care while waiting for paramedics to arrive. He was later transported to the hospital in critical condition and faces numerous charges once medically cleared. In the early hours of February 1st, 2024, a stolen vehicle spotted by Irving police in Texas led to one of the year's most devastating chases. Officers attempted to stop the car near Beltline Road, but the driver sped away toward Dallas, unaware that the night would end in tragedy. Within minutes, the pursuit reached the elevated ramps of Interstate 35, where the driver lost control. Get off the radio. >> He just went over. He just went over. Crash underneath massive fire. >> I think this is a 35 underneath the fly over. >> Copy. Just went over massive fire. Went over. >> People dead after an overnight police chase that wound from Irving all the way to Dallas. We are now getting our first look at what happened with new dash cam video that was just released this afternoon by Irving PD. But it's also at the same time raising some fresh concerns about police department chase policies. Our Robbie Owens has spent the day for you asking questions. She's in Dallas tonight still waiting on answers. >> Sources tell us that it could be sometime this evening before the four people who died here will be officially identified. Of course, we also have questions for the Irving Police Department, including whether the department's chase policy was followed. >> You know, officers are required to constantly monitor the situation as they're in a pursuit of a vehicle. Uh I will say that time goes fast or it seems like it goes fast in a pursuit, but it's their job to make sure that they're being safe at all times. >> The vehicle went over the side of the ramp, crashing below and erupting in flames. All four occupants were pronounced gone at the scene. The victims were later identified as Sabria Lacy Anthony Lisbon, Deavian Ober, and Robert Gowens Jr. The crash reignited public debate over police pursuit policies as records revealed Irving officers had engaged in more than 500 chases in recent years, many reaching dangerous speeds. On July 22nd, 2025, an Arkansas State Police trooper monitoring traffic along Interstate 40 near the 282 mile marker clocked a gray Nissan Alultima, speeding well over the limit. When the trooper activated his lights and siren, the driver only pressed harder on the accelerator, pushing the car past 100 mph. The trooper called for backup as the pursuit streaked across the bridge. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Say TV on the bridge. TV on the bridge. >> Hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. GET OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET OUT. UNBUCKLE. Get out with your hands up. >> TURN AROUND. WALK BACKWARDS TO ME. >> Get on the ground. The driver identified as John Black was eventually taken into custody and evaluated at a nearby hospital for minor injuries. Troopers detected clear signs of intoxication, and Black later admitted to having been drinking after leaving a casino. He was charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, and fleeing from law enforcement. The chase ended without serious injury. Fortunately, on January the 17th, 2021, a Georgia State Patrol trooper conducting speed enforcement on Interstate 85 clocked a black Jeep traveling at 89 mph. When the trooper activated his lights, the driver appeared to slow, but then suddenly accelerated away, weaving through traffic at over 100 mph. The pursuit continued toward a more congested area, forcing the trooper to act before conditions worsened. 273° 298 273° 298 85 pound 32 black Cherokee with Pennsylvania 3076 right now. They're not slow. Clear [screaming] the vehicle. >> I'm hitting I'm hitting the vehicle. Good evening. Show me around. >> Traffic out the vehicle. Out the vehicle on the ground. After the chase concluded, the driver identified as 18-year-old Ryan Patrick Johnston was taken into custody. He claimed he never saw the patrol car behind him and denied drinking, though officers noted the odor of alcohol and discovered an unopened vodka bottle inside the vehicle. Johnston was charged with felony fleeing and reckless driving. The incident was captured on dash cam and later used to emphasize how quickly youthful arrogance can lead to serious consequences. And that brings this wild chase to a close. But it's only one of countless pursuits caught on camera. The next video dives even deeper into what happens when drivers push their luck against the law. Don't miss it. Make sure to check it out right after this one. It's already waiting for you. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more real life pursuit footage.