February 13th, 2023 started with Los Angeles officers responding to a report of a stolen vehicle near Flower Street and Jefferson Avenue. The search soon led them to a Chevrolet Silverado and trailer matching the description with Pedro Via Lobos identified as the person behind the wheel. >> South Adam 55. We're going to be >> southbound east. Yeah. Tip out. Tip out. >> Yeah. TC. >> We're going to be in for two. We're going to be eastbound. >> Seat belt. Seat belt. Seat belt. Seat belt. >> Hey. Uh, shout out the mileage. >> All right. Uh5 is now eastbound from >> 60. If he starts getting too crazy going how many we're going to be we're going to be going southbound flower on 40th place. >> Let me get three with the phone. Excuse me. 355, are you in pursuit? >> Roger. Roger. >> All frequency standby. 355 is in pursuit of a code 37 southbound flower from foresting. The code 35 location 50 perimeter on flower burning riding one. >> Stop. Stop the police. Stop. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand, dude. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. Don't be sorry. Just give us your hand. That's it. I got a hand. Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. All right. Who got cuss? >> All right. Relax. >> All right. One at a time. Stop moving, dude. >> I'm not moving. >> All right. Relax. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Don't run. Next Two days later, the stolen Silverado and trailer were returned to their registered owner while Via Lobos remained at the center of the criminal case. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office filed two counts of vehicle theft and one count of reckless evading against the 30-year-old Los Angeles resident, and more charges followed. Just after midnight on September 30th, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper noticed a white Jeep Grand Cherokee moving at a dangerous speed on Interstate 85. The attempted traffic stop quickly turned into a pursuit after the driver accelerated away and refused to yield. Yeah. Coming up very quickly. I appreciate the university. We're coming up to he's going to get back on going left to continue. Looks like we're going to be exiting. We got one in push right there. push one back south 80. Okay. I'm going to get you on camera. Start off. Clear. Where you going at? Boulevard. He's not in the car. >> What? The whole car is ripped apart. He's not in the car. >> HE'S NOT IN THE CAR. Here he is. Here he is. Here he is. Here he is. Here he is. I got him right Atlanta. The crash left two occupants, Brick Dunn and a Marian Clott, who were later positively identified by fingerprints having passed away at the scene. Montavius Lovejoy, another occupant, who had suffered a gunshot wound before the pursuit was transported for treatment. While the Jeep and a recovered AR-15 rifle became part of the investigation, March 20th, 2025 saw 54year-old Joe Versie come to the attention of law enforcement after Point Setet County deputies attempted to stop him for reckless driving. Instead of pulling over, the Jonesboro man fled, bringing multiple agencies into the incident. I'm taking primary two up. South Carolina. >> You good? >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW NOW. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT. >> SEE YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOURING HANDS. CROSSIREFIRE. >> Get out of the car. >> Let me see your hands. >> It's on fire, dude. >> Lethal. >> Lethal. >> Lethal. >> Less lethal. >> Lethal. >> This one over here. >> That's it. Out. Out. Come out of the car. >> Exit the vehicle. Go. >> Get out. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT. >> Get out. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. [screaming] >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS >> NOW. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Let me see your hands. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> GET OUT. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. NOW >> get out. >> Hey, fire extinguisher. >> Fire extinguisher. Let's go. >> Get out. >> Everybody over here. >> Hey man, please. >> Fire extinguisher. >> Please. Please don't kill that. I got a pistol over here. I got a pistol, man. Please, please don't make me do not do this. >> Y'all grab me, man. Do not do this. >> Do not do this. Anything, man. Come on. >> Get out of here. You're going to get tased. >> GET OUT OR GET TASED. >> GET OUT AND GET TASED. QUIT DOING IT. >> GET OUT OR GET TASED. GET OUT AND GET TIGHT. >> HEY, PLEASE. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. >> GET OUT OF THE TIGHT. WE GOT TO get >> Please, please, please down. He's just refusing. >> Anybody hit? >> GET BACK. ANYBODY HITBODY? >> BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. BACK. Out of the vehicle. >> NO ONE'S HIT. NO ONE'S HIT. >> ALL GOOD HERE. All good. >> I got you. I cover you. 22. Give me your exact yard. >> Pull in. >> Yeah, I got you. >> I got it. Pull. >> Pull him out the way. Watch. my car. >> Yes, I got a car. >> Okay, >> got him. >> We got fire department and ambulance coming in. >> I got you. I got you. >> Uh, just a one suspect vehicle. Versie did not survive the confrontation that followed and an investigation was opened into the use of force by the officers involved. Prosecutors ultimately determined that the officer's use of deadly force was consistent with Arkansas law. While the underlying case stemmed from reckless driving and fleeing from law enforcement, a routine insurance check on August 28th, 2026 took an unexpected turn when an Arkansas State Police trooper stopped a female driver over a suspected lack of insurance. The driver initially remained at the roadside while the trooper tried to verify her information and insurance status. Hello. >> Hey, I'm Trooper 8 through State Police. Reason I'm stopping is I'm showing there's no insurance on the car. Do you have valid proof of insurance in your driver's license with you? >> I'm sorry. >> You have it somewhere in here. >> Okay. Do you have your license with you? >> No, I'm not allowed. Keep looking for the entrance. I'll be right back. All right. Well, go ahead and write down your information for me and then I'll >> send I'm not getting a return. My name >> I guess >> Are you okay? >> No. >> I'm sorry. >> What's wrong? >> You having trouble breathing? >> I need to call the ambulance for you. and do I need to call you an ambulance or Okay. Are Are you sure you're okay? Okay. All right. Not Are you just not able to find the insurance or No. >> Yes. I thought we put it in here the other day, but >> Okay. All right. Give me just a second. Okay. >> Boom. We're good. >> We are 10381 northbound Honda versus a white multier parking lot. 22 Fort Smith on 1037 >> southbound on Grinon. Oh, we're coming back out towards Midland. TV off. >> Back under it. Headed back towards Drenin. All right, back towards Midland again. We're going around the gas station making circles. My seat belt is locked up. No traffic. We're back northbound on Drenin. A lot of traffic. She's slowing down for stop signs. break checking me north >> back northbound under him chill Second TV. >> Stop. GET YOUR HANDS UP. >> STOP. Put it in park right now. >> Put it in park. >> Do noting move. Do you understand me? Climb out the window. Climb out. >> Is he still down? Go across passenger side. >> I can't do that either. >> Go across. >> I can't. >> We're at South 11th and South 8th. One at gunpoint. >> 11. >> Stop reaching. Put your hands up. Do not reach in that back seat again or I'll shoot you. Do you understand me? Put your hands out that window right now. >> Put your hands out. >> Do not move your hands. I'll go hands on with her. >> One of y'all go taser for me. >> I'm not a friend. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get out. Put your hands behind your back. 10:15. >> What is your problem? Actually, don't say nothing. Don't say a word. 22 location. >> She was eventually taken into custody after the attempted stop turned into a pursuit and afterward she complained of difficulty breathing. Based on the information provided, the case could involve fleeing from law enforcement, reckless driving, driving without insurance, and potentially providing false identifying information. Speeding was the initial issue on February 13th, 2024 when a Kentucky State Police trooper stopped. A man whose identification details did not appear to match his photograph. Questions about his real identity quickly became more important than the original traffic violation. Listen, man. So, I ran this social comes back to Bobby Downing. Okay. Doesn't look nothing like you. >> So, what's your real name? Keep in mind telling G police officer false identifying information is against the law. Okay. >> Yeah. So, who are you? >> Bobby Down. Step out. Quick. No. Get out. No. No. HE'S RUNNING 31 33 km. This baby just took out all night. Not very much. Copy. >> He's down for me. He's throwing stuff out the vehicle. Look like the sign. >> What's your speed? 95 eastbound 93 on eastbound coming up on Anderson Hall Road. He just hit another vehicle continuing eastbound. >> He's wrecking out. Hit a light head county. He's running into the WOODS ON FOOT. STOP POLICE. Stop running. Stop running. THANK STOP. He's crossed the creek. Cross the creek right there. Going up a hill. Okay, >> he's going up a hill right there. We're going to have to cross water right here. That's where he went across. There he is. He's down. He's down. Don't fall. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Give me a set of cups. >> Put your hand behind your back. Here you go. >> Here you go. Put it behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Kill me. Give me your hand. Will >> you kill me, dude? Give me your hand. >> Please kill me. Shoot me. Kill me. >> We're 65. Trying to get in. He's hitting me. Behind your back. >> Come on. Hit me, buddy. >> Put your hand under you. I'm going. Okay. Get his hands. Grab. tug on you just a little bit. Get your legs. All right. Get some foot in. You got some foot in. Yeah. >> Watch his head. He's bleeding right here. Don't let him get >> All right. We're going to walk right now. Do it. Don't worry. Watch his hand. I am actually I tell you what, it's pretty steep. We going to slide through it. Sit down right here. >> Sit on your butt. >> Sit down right here. >> The suspect was eventually captured after fleeing on foot while officers and other responders worked to bring him safely out of the difficult terrain. The case could involve [music] fleeing from police reckless driving, leaving the scene of a crash and providing false information. Any drugrelated offense would depend on confirmation of the suspected substance. At about 9:32 p.m. on August 22nd, 2026, Baltimore officer Samuel Thomas was handling a vehicle with suspended registration on North Utah Street. The registered owner, Tyreek L. Braxton, initially denied ownership before getting inside the vehicle and starting it. >> Yep. >> Huh? >> It's a pickup order on the tags. >> There's a pickup order on the tags. You drive? >> No. Okay. It's a pick up one on the tags. >> What do you mean it's a pickup order? >> Are you the driver? >> No, I'm going. >> Oh, okay. It's a It's a pick up order on the tags. >> And what? Not the car, just the tags. >> Yeah. Yeah. The the car's gone, too. >> Wow. >> It's a pickup order on the tag. Everything is suspended. Everything registration is suspended. It's a pickup orders. >> And you can't have a um Can't have a car park with no tags on it. So, I got to I got to tow it. >> No, no, no. >> If they gota >> No, no, >> Thomas. >> What? >> Come on. >> No. No. I'm I'm I'm recording. >> I I've already ran everything. >> Damn. >> I got another I got another officer on the way. >> So, no, we we past that part. So, it's already been ticketed and the tow truck is on the way. Everything. Look at Look at the tick on it. It's two years old. >> Who's Huh? >> Yeah. Yeah. I already I already know what's in his car. >> Why are you saying that? >> I'm just I asked him like I already ran everything. So if you want to get your stuff out of, you can get your stuff out of it. >> You got your keys? >> No. 12, could you uh I see you. Could you pull right in front of this vehicle? Yo, what the >> Yo, what the get yo yo yo what? >> WHY THE [ __ ] WOULD YOU COME OUT? Why would you do that? >> WHY WOULD YOU do that? Come out. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Are you up? >> Nope. You okay? Stay with me. Stay with me. Okay. >> All right. Stay with me. Stay with me. >> Stay with me. Okay. Shots fired. Shots fired. ALSO SIGNAL 34. GET AWAY FROM THE CAR. >> GET AWAY FROM THE CAR. GET AWAY FROM THE CAR. >> GET AWAY FROM THE CAR. GET us >> Get us a medic. Number one male shot in THE SIDE. GET BACK. GET BACK. MEDICS ARE COMING. Get back on THE SIDEWALK. SIDEWALK. [ __ ] [screaming] SIDEWALK. >> HEY, BRO. Back up on the sidewalk right now. >> I will get you first. >> Get back on the sidewalk. GET BACK ON. GET BACK. I WILL PEPPER SPRAY US. GET BACK ON THE SIDEWALK RIGHT NOW. GET BACK ON the sidewalk. >> He He did it. His ass did it. >> Go sidewalk. ALL RIGHT. GET BACK. GET BACK. BRAXTON, 29, was transported to an area hospital in critical condition after being shot while officer Thomas was treated for neck and back injuries and later released from the hospital. The investigation is centered on the circumstances surrounding the assault on the officer and the suspended registration vehicle with potential offenses including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, reckless endangerment, and vehicle related violations. on April 9th, 2022 brought four Scythe County deputies into contact with the driver of a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat during [music] an attempted traffic stop. Instead of yielding to the deputy, the driver accelerated away and turned the traffic stop into a pursuit. 240. Right on marketplace. around. Good fight. Good fight. East second 13 speed 130 130 between major and shadow. Radio stop 4240 in custody. In custody, >> are you hurt? You're hurt. >> Southwest 1039. All unit southwest 1039. >> That one's kind of locked too hard. Everybody cup. >> You're good, bro. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Thank you for stopping. Okay. >> All right. >> You all right, man? No injuries or anything? >> The Charger was eventually brought to a halt after its tires were deflated and the driver was taken into custody without further incident. He was subsequently charged with driving under the influence. The circumstances also involved fleeing from law enforcement and dangerous driving. A suspicious driving incident near Waffle House on August 27th, 2026 put Arkansas State Police behind the wheel of a much faster problem. Daniel Roman Guioaka had been observed driving aggressively before his expired tag was checked, after which he accelerated away at extreme speed. 37. Let's take a 18 William call. >> I can't read this. I love standby. It's a black passenger car. Say B thing we're close. And he just wrecked out. He just hit the median. And he's still trying to go. He's thumbing the wall to get up onto Highway 5. He just made it up on the Highway 5. He's heading north over the overpass. >> On Highway 5, heading north. >> I think he blew some tires. He's having a hard time keeping it. Sparks are coming out. I think something just bit him. Five along hills. Five long hills. Adam William Paul 68 victory. Give me some hits, please. >> You move, I'll shoot you. Keep your hands where I can see them. Do not move. Anybody else in the car with you? Climb out. Keep your hands where I see him and climb out. You better keep your hands where I see them. >> Lean over the hood of my car. Lean over. No, don't you touch me. Lean over the hood of my car. >> Can I Can I Can I >> touch my car? Get out. >> Can My foot's stuck. >> You got to figure out how to get it out. >> Can I get out? >> No. Yeah. Do not put your hands in the car. >> Can I pull my foot out? >> Do not put your hands in the car. >> Can I pull my foot out? It's stuck with >> your foot only. >> Can I reach to get my foot? >> Do not reach. You stay right there. All the way across. On the ground. All the way across to the ground. You want me all the way across. >> Draw on your belly. To the ground. On your belly. On your belly. On your belly. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Hands on your back. On your back. What are you running for? I wasn't running, but Are you being for real? You really just say that? >> I just died in the ground. >> I wasn't running. >> Did you see yourself ramp a median? >> I did ramp it. The one over there. >> Jesus Christ, dude. That was the dumbest statement I ever heard you say. I wasn't running. >> Obviously, the guy told me you lied to me. >> Well, I got to use you for a break. How? That's not That's not very funny. That's pretty cool. >> Exclusive. >> I like seeing your face when you saw the drive through your door. >> Man, I don't Once you said I'm going to shoot you, I stopped. I ain't trying to do nothing to you. You kill somebody tonight. The rest of your life prison. You know that, right? Roman Guioaka was taken into custody and checked for injuries before arrangements were made for his vehicle to be towed. His listed charges include fleeing reckless driving, fictitious tags, no insurance, speeding, and an expired vehicle license. He also had a probation violation warrant with bond set at $100,000. The trouble began near Fifth Street in St. Charles County on March 12th, 2024 when a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper clocked a white Chrysler 200 at 102 mph. The driver, Rudolph Churchman, then accelerated instead of stopping for the trooper. came out. 1050 on Blanch Ridge. >> Hey, don't jump. Come here. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. What are you doing? Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. Calm down. Why you get on me like that? >> Hey, wait down. >> Cuz you were speed buddy. >> That's all I wanted to talk to you was about some speed. >> Wait down to get on me. >> That's all right. >> Can I call right, man? >> Oh, not right now. >> 216. I got one thing. >> Oh, so sorry. Can I sit right here outside? Cuz I got >> sit in my car. >> Hold on. Can I tell you something right quick? >> Nope. You mad at me? >> No, I'm not mad at you. I just don't want you out here with these people that hit you. >> I was saying I was going to say, can I get some water right? >> I'll give you some water, big dog, cuz I got I got asthma real bad. >> Got you. >> I'm in trouble, though. >> Why you get on me like that? >> Because you WAS SPEEDING, BIG DOG. >> YOU AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE DOING 100 too. Wait. Hey, get your feet in there, big dog. >> Yeah. WHY I DO THAT, MAN? THAT'S my girlfriend. >> I know, big dog. >> WE BOTH GOT WORK IN THE MORNING, MAN. I thought you said you going to give me some water. Give you some water. Put your feet back in there. >> I can't I told you not to ask. Can't let >> I said Matt have some water. You have the uh the water in that car, big dog. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> No, I don't I don't. So, that car is total >> Oh, yeah. It's probably total big. She going to kill me. >> Why are you chasing me, bro? >> I wasn't chasing you. I just lit you up. >> I'm going to the city. >> I I don't care YOU DOING 102. >> WHY THE am I doing 102? I >> That's what I want to know. Big >> W going that fast. >> He was going that fast. >> I said it was even going that fast. Bro, >> sit tight. I got to get information from them. You got water in that car? >> No, sir. I don't have Can you please turn this heat off and let the I told you I have [ __ ] >> You got the AC on? >> I I said >> you want the AC on? >> Yeah, I need some You don't have any water in here? >> No, not yet. I'm going to see if I can find some. All right. >> All right. Can you let this window down? >> Well, thank you. Thank cops, man. Let me get some information off you. >> You ain't arrested me. >> Yeah, you arrested me, dog. >> I'm arrested? >> Yeah. >> What you arrested me for? >> Let's finish this information and I'll talk to you about that stuff. All right. >> You can't You ain't going to cut me no break or none of that. >> I work, bro. I work at the airport, bro. >> Okay, I got you. What's your What's your uh social? >> I'm saying what you arrested me for. You got car insurance on there? >> No, sir. That's my girlfriend car. Okay. >> I don't know. She probably do got car insurance. >> That's not my car, bro. >> Man, >> did you see that I lit you up? >> No. You scared the out of me. I tried to get OUT YOUR WAY. >> OKAY. >> What the what? >> Oh, hold on. Did you see that I had light you up? >> No, sir. >> So, were you [snorts] trying to flee from me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Don't get here. >> You have your seat belt on? >> Yes, sir. I have my seat belt on. I'm going downtown. >> All right, buddy. Hey, I got EMS here to check you out. All right, I'm just let you know right now you are under arrest for uh >> totally fleeing. Okay, you once you got in that crash, you tried to jump off that bridge. Only reason you didn't jump off that bridge is cuz I told you it's a long way down. You looked over. Right or wrong? >> If you would have jumped, you would have been gone, right? >> Why you just ask me? >> Why did I just ask you? Why? When I cut my lights on, I want you to pull over. I don't want you to take off for me. Okay. >> I'm saying why you need to take you place you like that, bro? You know. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got to go. You got to jail. I'm going to have EMS check you out. Okay. >> I don't need them to take me out. Take me to jail. >> Well, no. I got to have I got to have them check you out. >> Take me out cuz I didn't even >> All you got to do is tell them no. >> No. >> So, I'm going to do that. >> You was in a car accident. If you end up taking jail, you got to get scared me, bro. I just told I didn't even know you was behind. >> All right. We got to go to the hospital. You're going to jail tonight. Okay. Go ahead. Sit back down in the car. >> What am I going to jail for? >> I already told you. Felony fleeing. All right. >> Go ahead and get in there. >> I'm going to go to the ambulance. >> Huh? No. No. You already told them no. So, come on. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Hey, get in your seat. Get in your seat. >> Hold on. Could you not opportunity? I actually can get some water. You said >> yes. I will try to get you some water. See if they got some water. Okay. Right there. We get some water at the hospital anyway. I got to take you there to get checked out anyway. Okay. Go ahead. Have a seat in the car. >> Come on, big dog. Let's make this easy, bro. You trying to lock me up, bro. You got behind me and I didn't even know you was getting behind me. >> I know. But >> you knew I didn't get behind. Look, you you when you came, you knew you like, "This guy don't know I'm getting behind him." >> Churchman was arrested and later booked into the St. Charles County Department of Corrections after receiving a fit for confinement evaluation. Prosecutors submitted felony charges for fleeing while creating a substantial risk of serious injury or death, leaving the scene of an accident involving more than $1,000 in property damage and resisting or interfering with an arrest for a felony. October 1st, 2023 began with South Carolina Highway Patrol investigating a Toyota Tundra on Interstate 26. The vehicle was stopped in connection with a traffic violation, but the driver chose to accelerate away rather than remain at the roadside. >> Uh, I26 eastbound at the 17. It's going to be a gray Toyota Tundra, Virginia 1028, Zulu, Romeo Yankee 4083. ZR Y 4083. It's taking off on me. Hey 1095 unit 10. >> What's your original violation? >> 1057 vehicle 101 18 taking the exit 18 on the 85 northbound off road going back onto I26. >> What's your speed in traffic? >> Light. He's stuck. >> He's 250 in my car. >> Get out THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR. [screaming] YOU'RE NOT >> wrong way on 26 traffic going the wrong way on 26. Going back southbound on 85. See if they have someone close. >> Traffic's light. I'm going 119. 118 traffic's light. We're taking exit 68 southbound. Wrong way on. He's going wrong way. I can >> you can safely do What's your speed in traffic? >> Going 47. We just got back on exit 68. I'm trying to pit. anywhere. >> Yeah. 1050 1050 1050 He's taking off again. 1010 taking taking a ride on Leopard Road. Believe my vehicle is disabled. This is Bravo 25. Can you give me a vehicle description? >> Gray Toyota Tundra. Watch 1020 speed. >> Taking a ride on North Blacktock. He's going behind a Bonnie plants. Heat. Heat. Heat. speed and traffic location. >> Turn left on a John Martin Road. I got to catch up. He took that away from me. Watch 1020 C 110 C12 1020 traffic speeds >> on Orchard Park Boulevard. We lost sight of him. I'm looking down these alleyways right now. >> The driver was not immediately located after officers lost track of the tundra near the Bonnie Plants area. The incident could support charges such as fleeing to elude reckless driving, speeding, and driving on the wrong side of the roadway. Although the supplied information does not confirm an arrest or final charges, by February 15th, 2021, Clayton County deputies were already dealing with a white Chrysler 200 that had been involved in an earlier attempted traffic stop. Georgia State Patrol was then asked to take over after the vehicle was spotted again on Interstate 75. Damn 34. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. HEAT. YEAH. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. other unit. Hello. >> I said goodbye, bro. >> I appreciate it. >> I didn't know I I was like >> I'm like she was trying to get it in part in part. >> Yeah, >> he did say. >> He must have ran out of gas. No. No. They realized it was too many of us. >> Yeah. Appreciate. >> Yes, sir. >> I apologize. I couldn't get it done. >> Hey, listen. Stop soon. >> Same way. When I was behind, I just >> I mean, it's too wet, man. >> It was just >> too wet. >> Every time I get a chance, we come up on traffic. >> The one. Yeah. >> He's the driver. >> Put his ass in my back seat. The driver eventually stopped near mile marker 200 where deputies removed the occupants and placed them into custody. The Clayton County Sheriff's Office handled the associated charges which stemmed from fleeing from law enforcement, reckless driving, and the traffic violations that prompted the original stop. A traffic stop on State Highway 7 in OADA County on August 17th, 2026 was already underway when a black Ford F-150 recklessly passed the scene. Bradley Davis was later identified as the truck's driver, while Michael Davis was identified as his passenger. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Pass the wire. All right. On the 76. Gravel road. Heaven Leverett was subsequently arrested after officers found her attempting to pick up Michael Davis and investigators also discovered suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia connected to the case. Leverett was charged with hindering apprehension possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance, possession of prohibited articles in a detention facility, and speeding. Bradley Davis and Michael Davis had warrants pending for fleeing reckless driving and related offenses. Shortly before 10 p.m. on January 5th, 2021, Los Angeles police were pursuing a driver suspected of operating a vehicle under the influence in the San Fernando Valley. The situation became even more serious after officers received information that a handgun was believed to be inside the vehicle. High-speed pursuit in the San Frernando Valley coming up on Sherman Way northbound Independence Avenue. LAPD right behind the Silver Sedan crossing over the double yellow lines into oncoming lanes of traffic. This was a high-speed pursuit was on surface streets eventually on the 101 freeway. Got off at Weneka and now traveling northbound just past German Way at a high rate of speed. A very empty independence here as LAPD continues this pursuit at 90 miles per hour over the median here. Light traffic as we make our way through Kenoga Park. Coming around traffic here up at the red light, making a right turn. Wild turns throughout this pursuit. Fishtailing across all lanes. At one point just moments ago, there was a spike strip attempt that failed. He was able to navigate around that spike strip and is continuing at a high rate of speed here in Kenoga Park. LAPD with their airship right overhead. That silver sedan heavily tinted, wanted for a possible DUI driver behind the wheel here as that primary unit continues right on his tail in hot pursuit on a Monday night here in the San Fernando Valley coming up. Oh, close call there. Coming around there making a screwy Yui and now going the opposite direction. We'll go ahead and put up our locator there. Uh Josh, copy that. That's going to be Baldwin. May maybe right now I believe that original pursuing officer is still the primary unit here as he continues down to Sodto Avenue here in Kenoga Park. Mark. >> Yeah. And this the speeds are are troubling. The maneuvers he is uh uh undertaking are troubling. He he's putting a lot of people uh at risk here. Um, and but it does seem that he is kind of circling an area of the West Valley, a pretty wide swath of the West Valley, but it's it's kind of this one particular area like he's not necessarily trying to get anywhere. Uh, he's just trying to get away from police, but he's driving at high speeds and kind of doing big big circles here as he goes again. He's back in Wanekka, Satakoy, and Irondale. Um, he's been in Waneka, Kenoga Park, Woodland Hills. Uh the CHP, as you mentioned, was on this for a time uh after he got on the freeway, was on the 101 freeway for a while. That would have been a far better situation because there'd be no cross. That's a pretty clear shot you're getting of the driver there. The windows appear to be slightly tint. No, maybe not. I don't know if they're tinted. The rear window might might be, but uh the the driving is erratic. Uh there is believed to be a weapon in the car. We don't know if there are other people in the car. Uh but uh the fact that the the the the assumption and the belief uh the suspicion that there is a weapon in the car means they're not going to do a pit maneuver. They don't want an officer to get that close uh and put their lives in danger to actually put a pit maneuver on this vehicle. Uh it's an older model. Looks like a Lexus sedan. Um and it's you know it's got some get up and go. Um, it's a mid2000 Lexus ES300 is what I'm being told by one of our our our directors here. Uh, >> almost losing control. HERE WE GO. SPINNING OUT into the other side of the the Satcoy Street there. Coming out the other side, almost into that power pole and has now lost control. Now head-to-head with these LAPD units. Effectively, what would have happened in a pit maneuver is now what they are dealing with. An armed suspect now face to face with these officers. smoke coming out from under the hood here after he lost control, swerved across the double yellow lines and is now, again, as I mentioned, head-to-head with those officers. You can see the windshield wipers have been activated. The driver now moving around inside the vehicle. Again, this is a driver who is under the influence, believed to be armed, very unpredictable, and has put so many lives in danger. They now have split-second decisions of their own to make as he now hopefully complies with their commands. All right, we will see if he cooperates here. Mark, >> we're seeing two hands now up uh left and right hands both reaching out of the driver's side window. This is an encouraging sign. You can zoom in there. >> Right. He's showing signs of giving up here. As long as they can see his hands, they will have him probably just open up that door very slowly. They will give him very >> use a knife here or something to cut the uh to cut the seat belt. They're gonna try, they're gonna get him out of the car. He may be hurt. That may be what he's been telling them. He may have been injured in the accident. Uh, and they're going to get him out. But you saw this is unusual. I I don't think I've seen this very often where they will actually come out uh on a suspect that they believe is armed with a shield and with a bunch of officers, basically an arrest team to go get him. Uh, and that's that's an unusual thing uh that we're that we're watching here. Yeah. Now, we are hearing that he is stuck to some degree, whether it was just a matter of getting the seat belt undone or or or or whatever the case may be. But we should explain why they are so hesitant to execute a pit maneuver in situations like this. Because ultimately, what a pit maneuver is designed to do is to spin the vehicle in a 180° fashion so that you end up face to face with that suspect and able to take him into custody. If you know he is armed, you don't knowingly want to put yourself in that position. Those officers are then in a much more precarious position if they have a gunman, you know, fa, you know, facing them at the end of the pursuit. Again, not knowing what else is going on inside the vehicle. There are just too many unknowns that they don't want to do. They want to put they don't want to take that risk. But this was essentially what would have happened in a pit maneuver. He ended up spinning out on his own and they were able to uh send that arrest team immediately. >> The driver was taken into custody after the crash with a gun reportedly recovered from the vehicle. The case potentially involved driving under the influence, evading police reckless driving and unlawful firearm possession, although the provided report does not establish the final charges. It was shortly after midnight on November 27th, 2021 when Indiana State Police began looking for a tractor trailer that had reportedly been taken without authorization after a tow bill went unpaid. Troopers soon located the semi and attempted to bring the situation under control. Unit be advised. Clinton County has stop set up northfield. I'm going to get the crossover 165 set up. We're southbound just past 168 speeds of 80 milesPH. I see a tippy unit in there. Sticks there. 16.5 48 on the 147. 15 is in the right lane. He's going to be in the right lane. He's trying to get all the way on the shoulder to avoid you. >> Positive stop. >> I think you got the wrong semi. Mafia 1451 1411 district 52 notified the Left >> passing exit 158. Left lane. >> Positive six. Positive six. >> Positive. Stop six. >> Just 1043. Any other units? Make sure all these other units keep their sticks out. We're going to have to hit several times. Switching to the right lane. Speeds up to 80. Negative on the second set of six. Second set of six. Best miss. Back off a little bit. Back off a little bit. I need him in that right line to make to make pass. We got some railing. Southbound 151 and a half. Semi's currently in the right lane. 144 went ahead and try and get it stick set up for southbound about 82 and 12. Another semi vehicle almost another semi southbound 15 southbound 1.5 right coming up 151 another county on 150. We nearly struck two passenger cars speed approximately 150 mph. Dude, I'm going to try and get south of the rest area. >> He's taking the rest part. Exiting in the rest park. >> Vehicle's exiting in the rest part. >> He's traveling approximately 50 mph through the rest park. Nearly 1050 into the two semis >> vehicles passing the rest area just 1050 in the field. 1050 in the field 1050 in the field. >> GET UP. >> HANDS IN THE AIR. GET ON the ground. direction of long way down the street. Just going to search your pockets again. Okay. Since you're riding in my car, you ever been arrested for OWI before? >> Yes. >> What's this uh residue in your pocket? >> Residue. >> You ever smoked weed? >> Hell no. >> No. >> Hell no. >> Okay. Is that a hell no? Like you said, hell no to drinking. >> Drinking? I I'm I'm a alcoholic. >> Okay. >> That's what runs my family. Get some cash. I'm going to let you know right now. If there's anything hidden on your person, I need to know about it now. If I find it out here, it's a misdemeanor. If I find it later, it's a felony. You understand? >> I know. >> There any drugs on your person? >> No. >> I don't do drugs. >> Well, drug alcohol. I do alcohol, I think. >> All right. Well, earlier you told me you didn't uh drink alcohol either, so you'll understand why I don't believe that right away. All right. Nothing before I drop all this change out on the parking lot. >> The driver was eventually arrested after the tractor trailer came to a stop near a rest area while several vehicles were examined for damage connected to the incident. The driver faced a felony resisting charge involving the vehicle with the investigation also involving theft of service property damage and potential offenses related to any injuries investigators determined had occurred. On May 25th, 2023, a white Dodge Charger caught the attention of Georgia State Patrol because its temporary tag had been expired for more than a year. The vehicle was also uninsured, its registration was suspended, and a tinted tag cover added another violation to the list. 1080 797 1080 coming towards you. far left. I'm sure. >> All right, we're taking Wind Street. All right. Pass the cars on the right shoulder. Right. >> All right. He's got his blanker on to make a left. We'll see. He'll probably cross. All right. We're southbound. Going back 20 eastbound eastbound. All right, he's getting over to the left. Okay, now back to the right. Right side right there. I'll call you. Man, there's Left turn. All right. Crossing over Fville. Runs the red line. >> All right. All right, he's pulling in the Highland Apartments in apartments on foot. We're still driving. Stay on the road. Stay out on the road. He's going to get back to the road. >> Yeah, stay out. He's coming back out to the road. He's coming out to the road. There's only one way in, one way out. >> Yeah, I'm not there. I just >> All right, never mind. He's parked. He's running. It's a baldhead license with a blue. Run up stairwell. Please. >> HEY, I'MMA KILL YOU. I'MMA KILL YOU. HEY, WHERE'D HE GO? WHERE'D HE GO? >> HEY, where'd he go? >> Where'd he go? WHERE DID HE GO? >> All right. He's somewhere out there. There's a lot of people and they've got him away. I don't know where he is. >> Well, I know where to put that. >> All right. Somebody I believe I believe he might ran back to these kids are running kind of in the direction that he went. I think I think >> Yeah, >> that's why we got him. >> Where you at? >> Hey, we got him though. We got him. >> Thank you. >> The driver later abandoned the Charger and escaped on foot inside the Highland Apartments complex where officers lost sight of him among residents. Investigators were able to identify him from his [music] Georgia driver's license photograph, and arrest warrants were secured for fleeing and other traffic related offenses, including reckless driving, operating an uninsured vehicle, and registration violations. The reason for the attempted traffic stop on April 8th, 2024 remains unclear, but a Turner County Sheriff's Office deputy was trying to stop a red Range Rover in Georgia when the driver refused to cooperate. What followed left both the deputy and suspect facing the consequences of a devastating crash. >> 71.4 South. South Georgia Charles Victor Tom 6328. Charles Victor Tom 6328 Georgia. It's going to be a red and color Range Rover. >> 248 71.6 6 northbound 30° 1080 counting 1080 southbound. Is that south? >> Yes. >> Turn off the headphones. >> South. Don't forget anything. Heat. Heat. 63 63B 63B. Just rain stop 63. Slow down the ramp. Yeah, we got off 63. Turn around. 22 63 crossing over The deputy survived with broken ribs, multiple fractures, and nerve damage before returning to light duty about 2 months later and eventually making a full physical recovery. The suspect also crashed farther down the road, left the scene on foot, and remained at large, according to the supplied information. fleeing from law enforcement and reckless driving would be among the likely offenses if charges were later filed. At about 4:05 a.m. on March 11th, 2022, Charles County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to a hit and run in Waldorf, Maryland, where a witness identified 50-year-old Daryl Bird as the driver involved. Less than an hour later, officers encountered Bird again, this time driving a different pickup truck. for Huntington St. North 2624. He's driving away. Here we go. [screaming] God is going to get it. This is the suspect in this subject in um we Just 103. Can I get an update, please? >> Bird did not survive the crash that followed and was pronounced at the scene after the pickup collided with several trees. The investigation began with the earlier hit and run and could have involved charges such as leaving the scene of a crash, fleeing, or attempting to elude police and reckless driving. This pursuit has reached its conclusion, but it is just one chapter in a much bigger collection of unpredictable police encounters. Check out the next video for another case where a simple traffic stop takes a completely different direction. Thanks for watching and subscribe to follow more realorld chase footage and commentary.