On January 20th, 2020, a Bullock County deputy attempted to stop a vehicle for suspended [music] registration. The driver had other plans. The moment the emergency lights came on, the car surged forward and turned a paperwork stop into a multi-county scramble. 1050. >> Still going. Still going. Bullet. Still going. Take it. Tempo. All right, pull the GS lead now. We're turning on Lucky Street. Hey, I'm sorry I can't pick the phone right now, but continuing on street. 53. STILL RUNNING BACK. STOP RUNNING. >> You better stop. K9's going to get you. K9's going to get you. Stop. Watch your location. Watch your location. Find him. Find him. Watch it. That man. That man. Get him. Take him out of there. Get out of here. Show me your hand. >> Let me see your hand. >> Get out of here. Get out of there. >> I got you. >> The driver was eventually taken to the Bullock County Jail and booked after a chaotic search that required K9 Pike to locate him. His arrest report listed felony fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, obstruction of law enforcement officers, and reckless driving among the charges. Additional counts included driving without a valid license, no insurance, and a felony probation violation warrant, closing out a day that started with a simple registration issue. Thursday, August 29th, 2024, Corporal Arnold spotted a black Dodge Charger tailgating a semi on Interstate 30 near the 76 mile marker. When he tried to make contact at a gas station exit, the driver bolted back onto the interstate instead of answering questions. 135 hot springs 1037. It's a black Charger North Carolina tags. King King Adam309 eastbound at the 78. You have to keep out 81. behind you. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> MR. Penny was transported to the Clark County Detention Center and formally booked. The charges included fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, and criminal use of property following the damage from the collision. What could have ended with a citation for following too closely became a much longer stay behind locked doors. November 10th, 2014. Seattle officers were alerted to a reported carjacking near North 44th Street and Woodland Park Avenue North. Witnesses said a man took a woman's car and sped off. prompting patrol units to locate the vehicle as it tore through city streets. Yeah, we're westbound westbound. Speed is 50 mph. Dangerous. We're in the parking lot. He's not stopping. >> President back out northbound. He's going westbound on 45th again. Adam Robert Norris 0730. Still a Somali male dragon wide open and upgra [cheering] my uh tail vehicle behind me got ran by the suspect. They're approaching 50th and uh >> westbound on 50th. He ran me. 678 58. Police detained the driver at the crash scene in the Finny Ridge area and investigators began piecing together the case. The woman was transported to a hospital with non-lifethreatening injuries. Detectives continued reviewing evidence connected to the carjacking and the damage to multiple patrol vehicles as the suspect faced serious felony allegations tied to the incident. September 25th, 2024 officers in Pleasant Prairie were notified that a fleeing vehicle from Kenosha was headed straight [music] toward their jurisdiction. When they clocked it, traveling about 70 miles per hour in a 45 zone, the attempted stop only made the driver push harder. Approaching 165 speed in front of him right now. >> 138 say one of our squads south 13. One of our squads still south. Good. Good. GOOD. >> 13 on number one. >> Good spikes again. Pull them. Pull them. >> Pull them. Pull them. Pull them. Still south, but we're still southbound right there. Go around. >> 13. Go around me. I got spiked. You just lost the tire. very other. This is a natural Yeah, we're going go Yeah, squad. Dylon was later convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison followed by extended supervision. He was found guilty of vehicle operator fleeing or eluding an officer. possession of cocaine and firstdegree recklessly endangering safety among other counts. The court also ordered restitution and fines, turning a 3.8 mile chase into a decadel long consequence. Thursday, October 9th, 2025, an offduty Milwaukee Police Department officer stopped after a minor crash on West Mill Road while heading into work. As both drivers assessed the damage, the other man suddenly produced a firearm and struck the officer in the face. What are you doing? I'm in the lane. Stay down on the ground. Don't move. Walking, please. Stay on the ground. The 26-year-old subject was pronounced deceased at the scene after the exchange. The 40-year-old officer with over 21 years of service was transported to the hospital for treatment and later placed on administrative duty. The Milwaukee area investigative team led by the West Alice Police Department continues to examine the circumstances surrounding the shooting. May 25th, 2024. A Virginia state trooper attempted to stop a sport bike for reckless driving in Virginia Beach. Instead of complying, 18-year-old Richard Silva accelerated away with a passenger riding behind him. Pull over. Pull over. 166. We got a bike taking off from eastbound 264 New Town. License plate is too fast for you. is a uniform view in the North Carolina. There are two riders on it. One rider has a white pants as well. Approaching New Town. Stand by for direction. Popping a U-turn. Heading back on the other direction. Virginia Beach Boulevard. >> 1970. If you can take primary, it'll be easier to catch up with motorcycle. Eastbound D eastbound Virginia Boulevard passing Davis Street straight through Witchduck. Still continuing Virginia Beach Boulevard. >> Stand by. He gained some distance on us at the intersection. He's still continuing down Virginia Beach Boulevard. Right now there's no traffic. The speeds are 80. Straight through Constitution. >> Constitution. >> AG26 Chest Peak. Mark me out on duty and I am in the lead on this pursuit. It's going to be a white male rider, black helmet, white shirt. Made a right onto Fur Avenue. Attempted to box and then >> we are on Avenue making a right onto Southern Boulevard. This is a dead end street. Dead end street. street on stop. Stop. Turn it off. >> GET OFF THE BIKE. GET OFF THE BIKE. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Straight out. Straight out. Orange bike. Silva was taken into custody after the pursuit ended near Southern Boulevard and transported to the Virginia Beach lockup. He was charged with fleeing a police officer along with additional traffic related offenses. What started as a reckless driving stop concluded with formal booking paperwork and a motorcycle sitting still at last. July 20th, 2024 in the evening, Deputy M. Jones clocked a white Kia at 101 mph in a 65 mph zone just minutes after clearing another chase. When he activated his lights, the driver answered by accelerating past 130 mph. Oh, straight through 130 approaching Morland. Going back to number one land. Pit, pit, pit, pit. He recovered. We're now passing We're now approaching 675 south. Speed's back up to 100. Get on the 675. He tried to juke me. Back on 285 East. Okay. Oh [ __ ] taking border crest 41. 41 and border. >> Get your hands. >> GET YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. GET ON THEING GROUND NOW. SHOOT ME. SHOOT. TURN YOUR ASS AROUND. >> The driver was taken into custody and transported to jail after the pursuit ended in a crash near the ramp. He faced charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and speeding more than 15 mph over the limit. Deputy Jones made it clear that a simple ticket had transformed into something far more serious. August 18th, 2025. Around 1 in the morning, an Oklahoma City officer noticed a car turning without signaling near North Highland Drive and Northeast 16th Street. The driver, later identified as 62-year-old Donald Ray, ignored the attempt at a stop and ran a stop sign instead. TVI. >> Okay, he's taking back off. >> Try to take the eye. We're westbound on 43. He's driving down the side of the road now. Back into the neighborhood. >> Picking up speed still has been updated. right now coming up. He's going to go through the hill. Air13. It's going to go straight. >> Another TVI. Driver, GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> THERE'S TWO. There's two. >> Okay. I didn't see her at all. >> PASSENGER, STAY IN THE CAR. DRIVER, OUT OF THE CAR. OUT OF CAR. HANDS UP. WALK BACKWARDS TOWARDS THAT SIDE OF MY CAR. NOW, TURN AROUND AND WALK BACKWARDS. WALK BACKWARDS. >> Walk backwards. Ray was booked into the Oklahoma County Jail on charges including endangering others while eluding a police officer, possession of a controlled substance, and driving with a canceled or suspended license. Officers also documented speeding, leaving the scene of an accident involving damage and multiple traffic violations connected to the pursuit. On a rainy day in Arkansas, a state trooper observed a suspect vehicle struggling at high speed on wet pavement. When the driver refused to stop, the situation escalated quickly despite the slick conditions. >> 65 turning on Stitch on the black fast. Show me youring hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Leave your hands right there where I can see them. You hear me? You understand what I'm telling you? Solomon Grove Road. Get out of the car. Get out. Turn it off. Turn it off. >> Get out of the car. Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Leave your hands where I can see them. Crawl out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Turn over. >> Turn over. Put your hands behind your back. >> The suspect was ultimately arrested after the vehicle failed and came to rest. Formal charges followed at the local detention facility. What unfolded in the rain concluded with the driver in custody and a wrecked car left behind as evidence. February 25th, 2023. Late at night in Alexander, a local officer attempted to stop a motorcycle with no license plate. The rider chose acceleration over explanation, drawing Arkansas State Police into the pursuit. 2314. Stop. Stop. Hey, >> GET ON [screaming] THE GROUND. HEY, GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. THAT'S THE 111. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET on the ground. >> Yes, sir. >> Get on the ground. >> You had no reason to evening me. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BED. HEAD. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your head. I CAN'T >> GET ON YOUR BELT. >> TURN OVER. Turn over. >> Put your hands out. >> Oh my god. You me up. >> The writer was taken into custody after the crash and processed on multiple traffic and fleeing related charges. The investigation documented the damage to the patrol vehicle and the motorcycle. A missing plate turned into a jail booking before sunrise. Saturday, July 13, 2024, a Clayton County deputy spotted a dirt bike being operated improperly on Godby Road. When emergency equipment was activated, the rider looked back, laughed, and refused to stop >> towards uh towards Colton. Hold on. Turning on Southampton. [music] Southampton on Godby [music] >> towards Fton. All right, he just struck a patrol car. So now he got hit and run. >> Going on Crest Ridge Drive. Put your [ __ ] hands out. Hands out. >> This ain't no game. I don't know where you thought you were. Get his ass up. >> Put him in my car. The offender was taken into custody without further incident and booked on charges that included fleeing, operating an unregistered vehicle, and carrying a firearm during the encounter. Investigators also cited the lack of valid insurance and proper motorcycle endorsement as part of the case file. July 21st, 2025, around 1 in the morning, an Oklahoma City officer observed a red truck drifting across the center line near Southeast 29th Street. When the officer tried to initiate a stop, the 18-year-old driver accelerated and struck a patrol unit while attempting to pull away. >> Where you going? >> Turn west on 42. >> Incident assigned. >> Your call has been updated. acting like they're about to pull in the driver. Yeah, we stopped. Just hit another car pulling up in the driveway going west on 42 road. >> Yeah, it's in for He almost hit me with a for a second there. that again. >> Get out. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> He crashed out. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS RIGHT [screaming] NOW. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Your code has been updated. at gunpoint. >> Your call has been updated. >> Daniel Placinia Lopez was transported for medical clearance and then booked. He faced charges including eluding, assault, and battery on an officer and driving under the influence under 21. Additional counts such as reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident involving damage were added to the case. February 21st, 2022, a trooper observed a dark SUV speeding on Interstate 30 eastbound near the 126 mile marker. The vehicle continued accelerating and ignoring traffic signals even after the emergency lights were activated. coming up the university. Still on the service road trip on University. 109 traffic light. First four way roll over. Start at 216. I stand for I'm >> Raquel Brown was charged with felony fleeing, possession of controlled substances with purpose to deliver, and driving on a suspended license, among numerous other counts. Gary Bradley was cited for no seat belt, seized narcotics and related items were logged into evidence as both individuals were processed following hospital evaluations. June 25th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a gray Toyota Rav 4 in Miami Dade County after observing a seat belt violation. As the trooper approached on the ramp of State Road 836, the driver suddenly accelerated away. 43 >> 43 coming 1031 southbound 826 24 on 46 until you get over somebody's chasing from the north. >> Somebody from the north is chasing into the south. with the vehicle description. My name Nelson Jose Gomez Leyon was taken into custody by Homeland Security Investigations agents after fleeing on foot. He was medically cleared and transported to jail for processing. The case documentation reflects fleeing and eluding related offenses tied to the pursuit and resulting crash damage. July 4th, 2025, Trooper James Reed clocked a dark blue 2019 Buick Encore traveling 74 mph in a 60 mph zone on US Highway 1 67. Even with lights and repeated commands, the driver continued southbound without yielding. TV out. TV. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. crawling out the passenger side. Crawl out the passenger side right now. >> The driver was taken into custody after the vehicle was brought to a stop. Charges included fleeing in a vehicle, obstructing governmental operations, and no liability insurance. Additional citations such as criminal mischief and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle were filed in Dallas County. August 22nd, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper observed a black motorcycle weaving through traffic on Interstate 20 at 110 mph in a 55 zone. When the blue lights came on, the rider accelerated and began darting through city streets. East driver. Nobody's coming. Let's go up there street. Derek Burch was taken into custody after colliding with a patrol vehicle and transported to the Atlanta pre-trial detention center. Crash investigators documented the scene and filed multiple charges related to fleeing and reckless driving. The motorcycle was secured as evidence while the case moved forward. On August 23rd to 2024, a Clayton County deputy tried to stop a white BMW with no tag near Terara Boulevard and Mount Zion Road. And the driver decided the best defense was traffic chaos. The car kept running through lots and intersections until it could not keep the luck going. >> Cannot find just to sideline. What direction you doing? >> We going northbound. He's crossing Mount Tower Boulevard. >> All units are there. Now you going to close everything on just passing miles coming up on holiday with the plaza on arrowhead and the Burger King parking lot on top of airhead. circle back around. Traffic's condition is reckless. Car overheating. I'm going to have a bush bond shortly. We going towards Arrowhead Star Boulevard. He's going towards Earl Head towards traffic light going towards Upper Riverdale off airhead. There's a walk. All right, making a right on to Garden Walk from upper rim hill. traveling westbound. Pulling into the fire department on Garden Walk. Pull into regional parking lot. I'm going have a bell out radio shortly. Bell out. Bell on. Bell out. Black male, gray hoodie, black shorts. >> Yes. >> Get off the ground. I'm going you get the ground. I'mma tase you. Get him. >> Yeah. Where's he driving? [snorts] >> Yes. These people were just stealing. He's a manager at CVS >> and they were just stealing at the CVS. So, he's about to call the cops on y'all. I saw the >> radio back when I was doing that while the cars running out. >> Garden. >> What's your head on? >> 167 16. >> How you doing? You just hop out of that car out there, >> huh? I'm out with her. >> I ask you for a ride. >> Not license. >> License. I don't drive. >> Well, you get out that car and walk off. You know they >> Because he ran out left. He told me to get out of his car. He told me to get out of his car. Bet you copy or I'm in the quiet house right here on Riverdale Road. >> Put your stuff right there. Um, >> where is CVS, right? >> No, you said somebody's house. Y'all pay for Y'all went to CVS? >> I went to get my medicine for CVS. >> What did you What else did you CVS? 145. >> That's what I paid for my >> You took the rest of this. >> I didn't take that. >> Who took it? >> I'm the dude that was in the car. >> So, you got it. So, guess what? Guess what? >> Guess what? >> What? >> It's yours. [laughter] you walking with it. >> Heliac Nicholas Singleton, 41, was arrested and booked while deputies also took Sandra Singleton, identified as his mother, into custody on her active warrants, and marijuana was seized during the case handling. Reported charges for Tyak included felony fleeing, reckless driving, and marijuana possession under 1 ounce, while Sandra's arrest was tied to her outstanding warrants as the investigation wrapped the shoplifting portion as declined for prosecution. Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024. The Los Angeles Police Department tracked a reportedly stolen vehicle through heavy city traffic as air support followed overhead with three occupants believed to be inside. Officers kept eyes on the car while it moved unpredictably across freeways and surface streets. >> See that unit getting really close there? That's an LAPD Southwest Division officer >> getting really close as the suspect uh now comes to a stop. LAPD. Apparently, these officers have been approved for a pit. So, they've been given the go-ahad to perform a pit maneuver. So, that may be what that officer is trying to do. Although, at these extremely slow speeds, that uh may not be possible until until the uh driver gets uh out in the open a little bit more. Now, we've exited the freeway. This is one of the options I was talking about here that you can take from that interchange. And now, we're southbound on Hoover in the University Park area. If we continue down this stretch, we'll end up in the USC area. And there there there you go. That's the dangers of being on surface streets as compared to freeways. You have pedestrians possibly in the way. And now we're picking up speed a little bit using that center median again. Uh and swerving around other traffic as those LAPD Oh, now we're going the wrong way. Almost hit a box truck. You can see that LAPD unit keeping close behind. All the LAPD units keeping close behind as now we make a left turn eastbound on West Adams Boulevard. Now picking up a little bit of speed. still using that center lane and those LAPD units from the southwest division staying with the held units are uh doing a good job keeping up with this. I'm honestly quite impressed because usually when you see wrongway driving such as this as we pull into what might be a dead end uh we'll move around the bridges here and see what's on the other end of that road. But uh normally when uh drivers go the wrong way, LAPD doesn't really uh keep as as close of a distance to the vehicle as you normally would. And now we're doing U-turn. It looks like that was a possible spike attempt by that officer that came up really close and that officer was able to dodge out of the way. I'm not sure if that was a successful strike spike and somebody just possibly climbed out the window or threw something out the window. Uh, and now the driver speeding away down West Washington Boulevard. That was definitely an interesting turn of events. This driver and the passengers seemingly uh really desperate to get away, right? They're from that area or if the driver or other passengers are from this area more south of downtown. Um, but in the past few minutes or so, uh, with the lack of officers behind Oh. Oh, and we're stopping behind a tree. And this this I think is what we have people. Four, five people. I think we saw five people jump out of this vehicle and now they're running down the sidewalk and they look like they're running into this property here into the backyard. 1 2 3 four >> at least four. I think I saw five. Yeah, I think so, too. >> Continuing into the back alley here. And LAPD, the air unit, they're reporting that information down to units on the ground. So, you'll start to see >> I think they're kind of trapped in this back area would be the fence is pretty high. O ne. >> Yeah. Yeah. Oh boy. Uh it it it does appear that there's kind of nowhere out from there. The the the fence line looks a little too high to jump. Uh and these these suspects now using the trash can, hopping over that. Looking over there. >> Uh seeing what's on the other side there. Looks to be another alleyway. Uh and they're going to continue down that alleyway. But I'm trying to look out to see if uh LAPD has units. I can see the air unit uh orbiting the scene. They have eyes on these suspects and where they're going. And I can see they're uh continuing to run down this alleyway onto this uh cross street here, but I believe that's going to be Griffith Avenue. You have uh two of them already crossing the street. Another one uh crossing the street now and another one in tow after that. Did we lose one of them? I think maybe possibly if there was five, [music] the fifth one went in a different direction. Yeah, that's that's definitely possible. At this point, we're trying to keep eyes on the driver, which we believe >> people just stay in your house and don't come out and >> No kidding. >> try to, you know, confront when people are trying to get away. You just >> Yeah. >> Oh, dear. >> Yeah. You have you have other other residents here maybe having a confrontation with one of the suspects. Uh I'm not sure if these two >> They were They were part of it. They were part of it. Yeah. >> But so these two were part of it. also on the run. I'm trying to keep one ear to the uh LAPD radio frequency to see uh I don't believe that last person is not. No, that person is just trying to keep their eyes on it. And you know, sometimes it's best to stay out of it. >> And now they're going into this other >> uh yard. >> Well, this person lost two of them. And who is this woman? >> We definitely lost one, Ellen. I feel like there was five, but we definitely saw four. And now this woman is not having it. >> Yeah. No, the uh >> at one point maybe she's going to turn around and say, "You know what? I don't I want to or she knows them." The one thing is she might know them. >> Yeah. Trying to talk to them like stop the look young. >> Flatten it out a little bit. >> Yeah, they >> they do look young. >> Well, the way they were jumping over fences and and running along, they definitely are young. Look at that. Um, >> yeah. So, she's wait she's guiding them back into >> You have to wonder. Yeah. You You have to wonder if these if if these res residents know who these kids are and we're kind of telling them to go back home >> out of the um apartment units and asking people to whoever's inside to come out. We don't [music] know if those those uh suspects are barricading themselves inside or if they live there. We [music] just don't know. But that one woman who seemed to be um unafraid of them followed them. So >> there you see an officer telling this the one that just pulled up telling the other officer kind of pointing in the direction of where they went in >> and how there might kind of gain access or what to do because this is this would be very stressful for any sort of law enforcement because you can't really see what's behind that door and you don't know how many people are there inside weapons in that unit or anything. >> Someone's trying to protect them. This is East 20th Street near Griffith Avenue. >> After the vehicle stopped, at least four [music] people ran from the scene on foot and disappeared into a nearby residential complex, prompting officers to coordinate containment and gather information from residents. Your transcript excerpt does not include confirmed identities or filed charges for the suspects. So, only the documented postchase response is described here. June 24th, 2023, Trooper Bird observed a darkcoled passenger car pass at 107 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone with no lights on. When instructed to shut the vehicle off during the stop, the driver instead accelerated away. Driver, TURN THE CAR OFF NOW. 37. 1037 on the service road. Heading towards our springs. crashed out at 65th and 30. I've got a box truck telling me that he took off on foot. West on 65th. West on 65th. The car is clear. Car's clear. on the interstate. >> Interstate drive and left and right. >> He said he got on the interstate. He ran to get back on the westbound toward the interstate. I've got him on the service road. The black nail white shirt going towards Coca-Cola. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. I'M NOT PLAYING WITH YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. Put your hands behind your back now. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. It's fun. Oh my god. >> What's your name, dude? >> Do what? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Christopher. >> All right. >> Nice week. >> Yeah. Well, now you're going to have another court date. The driver was apprehended on foot after crashing and later transported to the Palaski County Jail. Charges included felony fleeing in a vehicle, criminal mischief in the second degree, and reckless driving. Additional counts such as leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, and operating without lights at night rounded out the booking sheet. That wraps up this case, but it is only a glimpse into how quickly these situations can spiral out of control. Go ahead and click on the next video to see how another pursuit took an even more unexpected turn. Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe so you never miss what happens