On January 11th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a silver Mitsubishi Outlander in Brevard County after spotting the vehicle speeding. The driver refused to cooperate, turning a routine traffic stop into a pursuit that would stretch across multiple counties. >> He's stopping. He's stopping. He's stopping. He's one to the left. There's one to the left. >> Continue sideburn 131 center lane. Light traffic. Weather is still clear. We got light traffic overhead. Very last. He lost it. He lost They lost the signal for signing 4. Star 71. 71 hit as well. Single floor. Single for 71. We got a hit as well. Single floor 131 lane. Light traffic. Weather is still clear. We got light traffic. Go ahead. 153. They lost. They locked. Tangle 4. Tingle 471. We got a trooper here as well. Tingle four. SHOW ME THEIRING HANDS. Show me your hands. 13 southbound at Orange Avenue. >> Hey, we have a chain on it. Move your front. >> One in custody. One in custody. for 1152 hours. Can I get a condition check on all my medical attention in a second? Get inside, man. Hey, he killed you on him. >> What's your name? >> Sir, I'm going to I need medical attention. Oh my god. >> Oh, you should have ran. >> Sir, why did you even stop? Why did you even get behind me anyway? >> What do you mean? >> Why did you get behind? >> If you PULL LIGHTS, YOU STOP AND THEN YOU FIGURE OUT. >> I didn't even know though to be ran. >> You didn't see how >> No, I'm saying of course I did out the wild though. But I'm saying at first I didn't even know. >> After the incident, the driver was taken into custody and repeatedly requested medical attention while disputing the officer's actions. He was also informed of his right to an attorney, and the investigation included questions about a firearm found inside the vehicle. The available information does not establish the final charges. Wednesday, February 7th, 2024 began with Columbus police searching for a stolen Toyota Camry reported driving around East Dublin Granville Road. Officers located a vehicle matching the description, but the driver refused to stop, setting off a series of increasingly dangerous encounters. Watch out. >> Watch out. Watch out. WATCH OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. Watch out. WATCH CROSSFIRE. STOP the car to those officers. >> Stop the car. >> Turn around and get your car away. Shots fired. Officer 10. Three. Officer ran over. Shots fired. Adise Warington. Adction shut down. >> I copy. >> S8. I need a medic, please. >> He fled >> in the blue Toyota Corolla. Man, >> have eyes on my vehicle. >> You got away? >> Yeah. One of the sergeants here is saying he fled eastbound in the blue Corolla. >> Get down on the ground. Lay down. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> The driver identified as 32-year-old Holly Lynn Graham was taken into custody and transported to Riverside Hospital in serious condition. She was charged with felonious assault while the police sergeant involved was transported to Grant Hospital in stable condition. Occupants of two other vehicles received treatment for minor injuries. August 10th, 2025 brought Houston police into a search for a 34year-old man suspected of involvement in multiple aggravated robberies. When officers located a vehicle matching the suspect's description and attempted a traffic stop, the driver briefly stopped to question them before fleeing. >> Driver, >> step out of the vehicle. >> Your window. >> Hands up. You're getting pulled over. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. You're getting pulled over. >> Huh? >> You're getting pulled over. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. You're getting pulled over. >> I do. We'll talk about that here in a second. Step out with your hands up. >> What? >> You're getting pulled over. This is a traffic stop. Step out with your hands up. >> Step out with your hands up. You're getting pulled over. Hey, PUT THE GUN DOWN. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Put the gun down. PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE GUN DOWN. [screaming] PUT THE GUN DOWN. PUT THE gun down. PUT THE GUN DOWN. >> PUT THE GUN DOWN. [screaming] Put the gun down. Put the gun down. >> Put the gun DOWN. IT'S NOT WORTH IT. >> IT'S NOT worth it. >> All those units over there, you're all in crossfire. STOP. >> DROP IT. >> STOP. >> DROP THE WEAPON. >> HEY, drop it, bro. >> Hey, it's not worth it, brother. >> It's not worth it. >> I don't WANT TO SHOOT YOU. >> We don't want to shoot you. It's not worth it, brother. >> Run away. It's not worth it, brother. >> Drop the weapon. >> Brother, it's not worth your life. You have, Bro, you're young. It's not worth your life. [screaming] >> Hey, shoot, chill, chill, chill, CHILL. >> Do noting touch. It's not worth it, brother. >> Drop the weapon. >> Brother, it's not worth your life. You're not, bro. You're young. It's not worth your life. >> HEY, CEASE FIRE. CEASE [screaming] FIRE. SHOTS FIRED. >> 20 G1. Shots fired. Suspect down. >> Brother, brother, >> drop the weapon, >> brother. It's not worth your life. You're not, bro. You're young. It's not worth your life. [screaming] >> Hey, watch out, GUYS. WATCH OUT. THE SUSPECT was pronounced deceased at the scene despite officers providing medical aid until paramedics arrived. The investigation followed allegations of aggravated robbery and the events surrounding the encounter, but the supplied information does not identify any final criminal charges filed against him. On February the 3rd, 2024, a Georgia State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a black BMW motorcycle on Interstate 75 in Barto County because it displayed no rear license plate. The rider refused to stop, setting off a pursuit that eventually drew additional troopers and a Gordon County Sheriff's deputy into the operation. 75 car. 75 north red helmet black motorcycle How visible 1020 Coming up on 296. The excite speed 126 Driving on left shoulder. >> Driving her right. We're at the 307. I'm going handle radio traffic. 136 is primary. >> Radio traffic. attempting to channel. >> Copy. 13 channel. along your left side. 136. Left side. coming up on your left side. >> I'm on your left. I'm on your left. We're coming up on 318. Coming up on 320 coming up on 320 >> left shoulder left shoulder >> I'm on your left 136 vehicle to vehicle contact. He just rear ended 136. 1050. 1050. I have 1052 in route. 1018. on the bridge. the break point. 141 129 129 right now. The rider identified as Devont Sabalos was arrested and found to have a suspended Tennessee driver's license outstanding warrants from Indiana and a connection to a motorcycle reported stolen in South Carolina. Authorities documented allegations involving fleeing from police, driving with a suspended license, and the outstanding offenses including domestic battery, assault, burglary, and failure to appear. Tuesday, April 11th, 2023, saw Arkansas State Police Trooper Markeath Neil attempt to stop a white Oldsmobile Cutless in Pine Bluff because one of its headlights was out and its high beams were on. The driver, later identified as Brandon McAfee, attempted to evade the stop by driving through a gas station parking lot and avoiding a Pineluff police officer. out of county for position of control. What do you guys got? 1037 with a white old school Omobile Arkansas Adam Lincoln John 10 John Adam 10 John Bar Street speeds at 83 ass. >> Hit, hit, hit. He rolled. He rolled. He rode. He rolled. >> Getting out running. Getting out running. Put your hands up. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. >> You got one t. >> Get out the water, boy. Get out the water. >> Get out the water. Got got one t running in the water. He running in the ravine. >> He over here. He running in the ravine. >> He running in. Get out. Get out. >> Get out this water, boy. >> I do. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> You got a gun, boy. You got Get your hands from under there. Get your hands from under there. >> Turn your light. >> You got a >> He got some hard under there. He might be It might have been a limb. >> I'm already on that water. >> Get up. Get up. 21 times up. >> Yeah. >> Come on, man. What I do? >> Get up. Get up, man. Come on. >> You shouldn't have took off running. >> What' I do? Hold on. >> It was It was a simple It was a minor traffic violation. >> What I do? See, >> you took off. >> Hold on. pants. >> All right, come on. I'm going to pull him up. >> Take him out. Take him out. Kick him out. That's where I keep my pants up. >> McAfee was eventually taken into custody after fleeing on foot into a wooded area and across a ravine. He sustained minor arm injuries in a cut near his right eye and he was cited for misdemeanor fleeing in a vehicle driving with a suspended license and speeding before being released to an ambulance for medical treatment. On July 20th, 2023, a Webster police officer attempted to stop a blue Toyota Corolla in southeast Houston for a defective tail lamp. The vehicle had also been flagged by a license plate reader as potentially connected to a shoplifting investigation. The driver, 35-year-old Tennis Henry, refused to stop, turning the traffic stop into a dangerous pursuit with her 14-year-old daughter inside the car. Northbound 45 that pre 45. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Going so much going on. Let's go. Let's go. going down going. Going going going down go. Get on the ground. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on THE GROUND. [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GROUND NOW. GET OVER HERE. Get over here. >> GET ON THE GROUND. YOUR STOMACH. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> I got him. I got him. I got him. >> Go with him. Go with him. Go. >> Hey, sit the down. >> Give me youring arm. >> Give me your arm, dude. >> Handcuff. Handcuff. Handcuff. Handcuff. >> Give me YOUR ARM. >> Give me your arm. >> What the are y'all running for? >> Who is that? Who's the passenger? >> You bettering stop. Turn down in 5 seconds. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THEING GROUND. >> GET DOWN. >> Now >> don't listen. >> GET ON THEING GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THEING GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I WILL TASE YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GROUND. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. >> NO. NO. TAS. Shoot us. Go ahead. >> On the ground. >> GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. >> GO AHEAD. SHOOT US. NO. IT'S NOT GOT IT. >> THAT'S GREAT. GET ON THE ground though. >> Get on the ground or you're going to get tased. >> You're going TO GET TASED. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT. All right. >> Get the >> baby. >> This is her daughter she had by the neck telling us that she by the way. >> What the [ __ ] is your problem? >> I was in a car. >> Noing [ __ ] What is your deal? My deal. You guys are chasing me. My guy is in the car. Scared of a domestic violence victim. >> Can you mean >> we got three to three? >> Domestic violence victim. >> Put the baby in. >> Okay. >> I love you. Give me >> I love you. I'm sorry. Okay. >> You guys handle me like that. >> I'm a domestic violence. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you are. You just let US ON A BIG ASS POLICE CHASE AND YOU HELD YOUR GUN TO SHOOT HER. >> NO, I didn't. you guys to shoot me. I said I'm not letting her go. Letting her go with him. [ __ ] you mean? >> Don't put her. Huh? Put the baby in my back seat. >> Put the baby in my back seat. Put him somewhere else. >> Sit down. >> Somebody find it. Hey, can you take your medic? >> Yes, I will. Believe me. >> Who was driving? Glover. The guy was driving. >> I think >> the guy was driving. >> No, she was driving. >> She was driving. >> Henry eventually pleaded guilty under a deal that resulted in a 2-year state prison sentence for evading in a vehicle alongside a concurrent one-year county jail sentence for child endangerment. A separate felony identity fraud charge involving 24 items of identifying information was dismissed as part of the agreement and her daughter was eventually placed in the care of family after authorities arranged for her safety. Wednesday, July 19th, 2023 began with Michigan State Police trooper stopping a red Kia Rio in Niles because its driver side brake light was defective. The driver, 32-year-old Joshua Ringle, allegedly resisted arrest after the trooper discovered an active warrant, then returned to his vehicle and fled with a female passenger. Okay. Pull over. >> No, I appreciate you, man. Thank you. The only reason I'm stopping you just got a brake light out. All right. I was I was actually getting ready to go on the way to go fix it. >> Oh, were you? >> Yeah. I need >> Okay, I got you. You got the paperwork for the car? >> Yeah. Hey, John. >> Can you hop on out for me real quick? I want to talk to you. All right, just leave your stuff in here. We'll be able to get it here in a minute. Okay. Watch out for your keys. They're about to fall off your lap. >> Oh, they on you. Okay, I'm in. All right. Go put your hands behind you back for me. Okay. What's going on? >> You got a warrant for your arrest? >> For what? >> For simple assault. Put your hand behind your back. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not no. >> I'll take it all the way there. I'm not going. >> I only got one fighting. >> I'm not I'm telling you right now. I'm telling you. Stop. >> I'm not going. Stop. >> For what? I'm talking from where? >> Triple assault. Get out of the ground. My god, he's not fighting. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. >> Drop the gun. DROP THE GUN RIGHT NOW. DROP IT. DROP the gun. Hey, NICE. Nothing here. All the way down. South window. Fire Thank you. >> Got another guy here just walked into the front. We have a signal there. Wait, now we're Coming up the west side. Officer >> boy Long point. the river. assist. >> Clear. >> Ringle was later found deceased near the St. Joseph River after the pursuit crossed into Indiana and multiple officers became involved in the search. The passenger was not injured or arrested while one Michigan trooper sustained minor injuries. Indiana State Police was asked to investigate the officer involved shooting. On June 6th, 2026, a Newark police officer witnessed a drive-by shooting involving a white Dodge Durango and a black BMW. The suspected shooter was reportedly leaning out of the moving vehicle when shots were fired, prompting officers to pursue the Durango through Licking County. >> 79 southbound white dodging out the passenger side. Multiple shots. Let he be know. >> Passing Main Street. No tag on the car. Looks like the rear window on the driver's side is out. Looks like there's a bag covering it. 106 mph. >> 106 mph. Watch your speed drive. Okay, we're coming up to Matthews Ford. 80 miles an hour. >> Yeah, get me and everybody. >> Radius, see if we can get a OSB chopper up. All right, we're passing the IHOP. >> Passing IHOP. Okay, I have Keith Ununice uh coming up. >> Okay, we made a left on Clark Avenue. Uh looks like this might be a no outlet. Not sure. We're on the side of 30th Street. Uh, passing James on 30th. >> Okay. Barb. >> Okay, we're coming up on Irving Wick, I believe. >> Okay, back to 79. Back to 79. You're >> clear intercepting. You're clear. Heath intercepting. Okay. 79 south. Uh, passing Heath PD 79. Okay. Passing Toyota. Pass the speedway on 79. Clear. Okay, he's he's code now. Code now Enterprise Drive. He's coming out. Code out Enterprise Drive. Going into the bushes. Going to the bushes. I can't see him. Get over there. I'm blind from where I'm at blind. I can't see anything. >> I got right here. Do your police show me your hand. Come out with your hands up. Watch the crossfire out front, GUYS. K9 or go >> radio, get a hold of Robbie Brown or any K9. >> Passenger side is open. Do we have anyone that way? >> Uh, I think there was a human PD over over here. They got to be stuck down right here. They never came out. You all right? >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, they got one. >> I don't know. >> NERF, PLEASE. K9, COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. WE'LL SEND THE DOG. >> LYN, do you have one detained or no? >> Yeah, good. >> One detained. Yeah, Deb, I just want you to stay there. Make sure they don't run to your right. >> NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT, COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DRIVER. >> WELL, I mean, there's at least two of them in there. If that door's open, I was saying they're not knocked out. >> That door kept coming open, so you can tell someone has to be in that car. >> It looked like a black male out the the passenger side. I never got to look at the driver. >> The bars. >> Yeah. >> Directly straight across me from the roadside. You got a very good good view the driver side seat. Have someone check right there. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to move over. >> All right. >> You good, Lindy? >> SLOWLY COME UP NOW. SLOWLY COME UP NOW. >> I PROMISE I DON'T HAVE ANY WEAPONS OR ANYTHING. >> COME UP. CRAWL UP TO THE SIDE OF MY VOICE. CRAWL UP. >> I CAN'T MOVE. PLEASE >> CRAWL UP NOW. >> OKAY, I PROMISE TO GOD. PLEASE, I swear TO GOD MY LEG. >> CRAWL UP, >> OFFICER. I promise God. >> I DON'T TAKE PROMISES, BUDDY. CRAWL UP NOW. YOU WANT HELP? CRAWL UP. >> AGAIN, I'M FINE. Please help me. >> CRAWL UP HERE. WE WILL. >> OKAY. My contact. >> I got cover. I got cover. Pull him up. Let me hand >> I promise the guy I don't have any LEG UP THERE PLEASE. MY LEG MY LEG BROKEN. >> Get a squad coming up here. We got one detained. I'll see a broken leg. >> Where's the gun at? >> Pull him up here behind a cruiser. >> STAND UP. WE GOT IT. >> I CAN'T STAND. PLEASE. MY RIGHT LEG. >> OKAY. STAY BY. >> MY RIGHT LEG. WHAT? WHAT? >> Look at it. My right leg. >> Can you look at it, please? >> The investigation resulted in the arrests of 22-year-old Cornelius Brown and 20-year-old Javier Morrison. While the shooting victim survived and was hospitalized. Both men were indicted on multiple felony charges, including murder, three counts of felonious assault, weapons offenses, fleeing police, and tampering with evidence. Each was held on a $5 million bond with jury trials scheduled for October 27th, 2026. Wednesday, March 4th, 2026, saw a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempt to stop a Kia in Orlando after observing it traveling at a high rate of speed on State Road 408. The driver refused to pull over, transforming a speeding violation into a pursuit that would put other road users at risk. 129. >> I have the 10 for 1294. Rolling Virginia >> 31 west 775 speeds 100 miles an hour traffic moderate 75 moderate traffic. We're going to be coming up the curtain here. Speed's 90. He's in and out of lanes. We're on the outside. Speed's 100. Traffic still moderate outside 1901. 51 from 916 91. We are going to be southbound Kirkman built it approaching international southbound approach international for Hispanic copy. >> We're now on international eastbound. Eastbound International Kirkman. >> Copy. International Kirkman. >> We are now back northbound Grand National Drive 6. traffic approaching 76. If we can get chase, please. >> No, please. 70 off. >> All right, traffic is a little heavier. 100 right speed. >> 51. What's your ID? >> 654. We are uh 120. Traffic's lightning up here. here and uh at the 78 he's not impressed 120 mph right 79 crossing high hills speeds 90 yeah he has completely shred the back left Copy. >> I'm driving. I'll take care of the radio. >> All right. I'll be passing Pine Hills 90. We are passing now. Uh I'll be at the exit. for me. >> Oh, yeah. Metro 7. >> I'm going to send you seven westbound passing Kirkman. >> Copy. Westbound passing Kirkman. >> Hey, he took the exit at Kirkman. East back on 408 east. Copy. Westbound 48 for Kirkman. >> What was it again? Westbound 408. Where is it? >> Westbound for passing Kirkman. >> 15. >> 408. Where is it? >> Westbound for passing Kirkman. 15. your handle 14 for the 1031. >> Are those like ones your driver's license right there? >> What' you say? the on on your lamp thingy thing >> above you >> speaker. >> Um you got like a bunch are those like a a bunch of licenses? >> Yeah. >> What the hell? Why you got so many? >> That's how many people I stopped with suspended licenses. >> Shut up. >> Yeah. >> You just keep them or you just joking? >> Wait, what? >> You're just joking. No, >> those those are licenses I took away from people. But why do you keep it? >> Well, because you're not uh you're not allowed to have a suspended license. >> I know that, but uh I thought you like turn those things into like the state. >> We do eventually. Um we're not, you know, there's no time period that we have to, but yeah, we do eventually uh dispose of it at the station. >> Oh. The driver identified as Damen Meles was arrested after the vehicle was brought to a stop and he attempted to flee on foot. A subsequent vehicle search uncovered approximately 4 pounds of marijuana and he was charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement along with drugrelated offenses. Sunday, February 26th, 2023, saw Henry County police pursuing an Orange Dodge Challenger northbound on Interstate 75 before Georgia State Patrol troopers joined the operation. The driver was reportedly traveling recklessly and weaving through traffic, prompting Trooper Williams to take over the pursuit as the vehicle continued north. Griff, I'm with him. 1175. 29 left. Continue left. One pass. Get out. Pete, pit. Pit pit pit pit. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. BACK. Get up. >> You good, bro? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. The driver, identified as Nathan James Rogers, abandoned the Challenger and attempted to escape on foot after the vehicle came to an uncontrolled stop. Lieutenant Kerry and Deputy Davis with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office caught him on the interstate shoulder and Henry County Officer Pina subsequently placed him in handcuffs. The supplied report does not specify the final charges. Wednesday, January 24th, 2024 began with Metropolitan Police Department officers responding to a man experiencing a mental health crisis in Northeast Washington District of Columbia. After officers spent roughly 2 hours attempting to deescalate the situation, the man was placed in an ambulance for further treatment, but he allegedly attacked a firefighter paramedic during transport. Okay. Now 521, man. >> What's your uh recruit number? >> I got it. >> 13128. Be advised, he got off. So, just ride along, please. >> All right. North Capital in P under the bridge. MO has jumped out the back of the ambulance. We need some units. Also, we need an official. We've used pepper spray. >> What's the address? >> North Capital Street in New York. Under the bridge. Yeah, he was under the truck. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. All right. HP4. >> Hey, security too. >> Yeah. 925 address was under the bridge. >> Truck. >> Drop it. address33. >> Stay down. >> 1033. 1033. We got all units responding. Location code one. >> What's the 20 on New York Avenue? >> Under the bridge. >> Under the bridge. Under the bridge. >> 300 block. >> We got a lethal use of force. >> We got the shutters. >> We got the shadow. Copy that. >> Call the ambulance. >> New York Avenue York Avenue 1033. >> Hey, tell ambulance. Come over here. Tell we need a board. >> He came. All I saw was that. >> Leave it. Leave it. Leave it. Leave it. Leave it. >> No shot. No shot. >> Right now. He just come at him. Copy. Come at him. >> No, we have shots fired. S use of force. Suspect came from up under the truck with the uh edge weapon. He's in close proximity. Less than 21 ft. Had no other option but to use force. As I was retreating, he was advancing towards me and grab. >> DON'T TOUCH NOTHING. DON'T TOUCH NOTHING. >> OKAY. 5 on the scene. Let me get a unit to clear out this traffic under the bridge on North Capital. Also, do we have the board back? Dispatch, >> slow down. >> Slow everybody down. >> Slow everybody down. >> We have the board on the scene. >> We're going to need represent to come out here. >> Hey, we need a union rapper. Call >> 80s. The man identified as 41-year-old Clifford Brooks was pronounced deceased after officers discharged a firearm during a subsequent confrontation involving a metal object. The firefighter paramedic had escaped the ambulance and the officer involved. A 31-year department veteran was placed on administrative leave under department policy while the incident underwent investigation. Monday, April 8th, 2024, saw a Florida Highway Patrol trooper stop Rasheed Jacquwen Campbell in Lee County for driving at 81 miles per hour in a 55 mph zone. The trooper detected a strong odor of marijuana. And the encounter escalated when Campbell, who was on felony probation for carrying a concealed firearm, allegedly resisted arrest and fled in his vehicle. Hello, my name is Trooper Blake with the highway patrol. I have you stop for speeding. You're at 81 miles an hour. The speed limit is only 55 driver. Let's go. Okay. I just thought about working on something like that. I don't know the back. Now turn around. Face the car. Face the car. Face the car. Face the car. Stop. Turn around. Face. 312 Street 30th Street 150. Can you advise your speeding position right now? Good. Turn signal clear. 1650 Bravo in a pink jacket. No, my main concern is like >> what's up? >> My main Oh, I'm trying to figure out a comfortable home. >> What's up? >> Um, I'm talking about the timing with this and go cuz even though I did up, it's just it's my son. >> Oh, you you going to be in jail for a long time. You ain't getting >> like make a phone call. No, I'm talking about like how long of a long time. Oh, >> a couple years. You going prison probably? Yeah. >> You're on probation. On felony probation. You would have just had missed a little weed charge and said you had to run from the cops. Second degree felony. So >> that's not trying to but I mean it is what it is. >> I'm like the most pro weed guy in the universe. I really don't give a [ __ ] about weed. But >> Campbell was eventually apprehended after crashing the vehicle and attempting to escape on foot. Authorities charged him with felony fleeing in a vehicle, fleeing on foot, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. While the incident also constituted an alleged violation of his probation. On August 20th, 2025, police in West Bloomfield, Michigan, responded to reports of a man assaulting people and destroying property inside Planet Fitness. The suspect, identified as 58-year-old Wesley Kiwan Joe, allegedly continued his rampage outside by attempting to flee in a gray Lexus and striking a police officer with the vehicle. >> What's the location of your emergency? >> Uh, Planet Fitness on Orchard Lake Road. Somebody was driving crazy in the parking lot here. Actually, I almost said a police officer, but he did hit my wife with his mirror in the car. >> Her car. Okay, we have an officer. Uh if you want to wait in the Planet Fitness, we have officer coming over there. >> Okay. >> Be advised, we're being told now that he's walking out into the parking [music] lot. >> He's in a gray hoodie and bluish pants. He's in a great Lexus right now. >> No. Stop. >> Open the door. Stop. >> Radio. He just tried to run you over. He's taking off in Alexis. Um out of the parking lot. South. Copy. South end of the parking lot. Taking off. Would you like their clearance? Hey rad for all units at plan fitness. All other traffic channel 931. >> He just ran into my car radio. >> 47. radio taking off headed uh east on Walnut Lake or east on Maple right now. Played on the vehicle one Mary yellow Henry 74 still south on right now 26 mph passing vineyard. Box them in. >> Your hands up. Open the window. TURN YOUR VEHICLE OFF NOW. TURN OFF YOUR VEHICLE. >> TURN THEM OUT. TURN OFF YOUR CAR. Turn off your vehicle now. TURN THEM OFF. TURN OFF YOUR VEHICLE. Got him. >> Ready? >> Yep. I got him at gunpoint. >> Break his. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET out of the car. >> Taser. >> Taser. Taser. Get out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. GET OUT. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. Cut a seat belt. seat belt. >> WESLEY, GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> IT'S UNLOCKED. IT'S UNLOCKED. >> Get out of the car. >> It's out. It's unlocked. >> WESLEY, GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> IT'S UNLOCKED. It's unlocked. >> Get out of the car. >> It's out of >> Put a seat belt. Undo a seat belt. >> Undo a seat belt, sir. >> Undo a seat belt. I got him. foot. >> Yeah. Yeah. Here. We don't want to bang his head >> here. >> Ready? >> You got his ke. Can you take his arm leg? >> Take his leg. >> Turn over. No, >> I'm in mine. >> Trying to run you over slave mode. >> Passenger side. >> Got my camera right here. Joe was taken into custody and transported to the Oakland County Jail where he faced charges including assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, fleeing and eluding, assault with a dangerous weapon, malicious destruction of police property, assault on a police officer, and battery. He was given a $500,000 cash bond and as of November 2025 remained in custody awaiting trial. Sunday, June 9th, 2024 brought police in Stewart, Florida. A report from a couple who said three men had stopped them while falsely claiming to be law enforcement officers. Officers located the suspects shortly afterward and discovered a vehicle equipped with police style lights, sirens, and other equipment along with several firearms. How you guys doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. So, why am I getting calls that you guys are blaring police horns? >> We're not. >> No. >> No. >> This isn't the first time that I gotten this same exact call. And also, your tag light is also out. >> It That's like the fourth time I keep fixing it. Keeps burning out cuz you guys you guys stopped me like a week or two week or two ago. >> Gotcha. >> You guys have your licenses on you? >> Yeah. Where are you guys coming from? >> Down south. >> Down south? >> Yeah. >> Where? Down south. >> Yonder. >> Yonder. >> Yes, sir. >> Not from downtown where I just saw you. >> Well, we came from downtown from the US. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, not in that hidden parking lot right there over by waterfront. >> I don't know where. >> All right. Give me a second. >> All right. >> It's a It's a legit old police car. And they're like, "Yeah, I'm coming from down south." I'm like, "Where?" "From yonder." Like, "Oh, so you weren't just right in that back parking space." You weren't blaring the horns or anything, but just Well, like here, but they have a tag right out, too. >> Wouldn't that be like impersonating a law enforcement officer? >> Very, very close. Yes. >> Sorry. We've probably met each other before and whatnot. >> Familiar. >> Yeah. like um so basically we were just um relaxing um having a nice conversation with each other basically made it seem like he was an officer and was like what's going on here put on the light or whatever said put your hands up like I felt like I was either going to be shot and whatnot like he literally asked him to go on his knees >> spotlight saying that they identify themselves as police >> yeah I just don't they didn't say like wish police department or whatever, >> but they just said we are police. >> Yeah. >> We were both sitting against the vehicle and they both told us step away from it and put our hands up like he let me get on my knees eventually and like did a like burn out in the middle of the thing. >> Can you step out and talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Any weapons on you or anything like that? >> Just going to patch you down. >> Yeah, you good. >> Any weapons in the car at all? >> Oh, yeah. >> Where are those going to be? >> Everywhere. >> Okay. Come back here. You have the right to remain silent. Again, go ahead. >> Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights as I've explained them to you? >> Correct. >> All right. So, what's what's going on here? >> What do you mean? >> I got people calling in saying that you guys are honking a siren at people. Police siren. >> M >> I got people >> corner siren. That's two different things. >> Okay. A siren. We're going to get smart. >> No. No. I'm I'm not trying to be smart because I'm saying I'm >> I got two people calling that you identifi You all identified yourself as police, ordered two individuals out of their car or they were already out of their car and told them to put their hands up and get on their knees. >> Want to explain that? Elaborate a little. >> Right there we spotlighted. They were sitting on the ground. Told us to stand up. And who was the one controlling the spotlight and the siren? >> I controlled no siren, I'll tell you that. >> But the spotlight I was controlling cuz on my side. >> And then >> is there any siren that works in the car? >> Um there there is, but nothing's used on it. >> Is there an intercom that works on the side of the car? >> Correct. I mean, it's childish, but it's just it's like harmless like scaring people to death if they think that they're going to be potentially arrested or shot. We already have a bad perception about ourselves just because of what we put on and do for work. >> And then you guys go out and do that stuff. People already hate us. So what are they going to think if someone shines a light on them and is telling them all these things of what to do? How many guns are in the car right now? You said there's >> four or five maybe in the trunk. >> No, maybe there might be one back there. There's probably one next to everybody in the room. >> All right. Just turn around for me. >> What is this? >> Everything we just talked about. >> You're impersonating a law enforcement officer. >> Uh, you violating them as you said and you're giving them commands. You don't believe that they're a law enforcement officer and they say that you identified yourself as a law enforce not one person. So, basically what you're telling me is that you have literally lit literally zero involvement in this. >> Yeah, I'm in the back seat. >> How many weapons are in the car? >> Uh, four, I think. >> Were there any of that where where you were sitting? >> Yeah. >> Are any of those yours? Any of those? >> Okay. Which one is yours? >> Uh, the Glock and the AR. >> Stand up. You're going to find it back. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> One second. Can you explain to me what I did? >> Personally a law enforcement officer. >> I don't understand how I did that. >> I'm in the back seat, man. Come on. Don't be an [ __ ] >> What the hell, dude? They said they had to sour. I mean, there's a horn button. Is it illegal to press a horn like >> I mean to use the PA and all that stuff? Yeah, >> transm back. >> Oh, 93. >> How many guns are in the back? You said four. >> Uh, probably four. >> Are any of them yours? >> No, sir. >> Did you see anything on the PA? I pressed the horn. You pressed the horn. Who was talking on the PA? >> Let's put this in the backs. You >> see the handgun they had in the driver's door? >> I saw the rifle. >> There was a 1911 right in the driver's side pocket door. Like right here. >> Right there. >> Yeah. Right on the other side on his driver's side pocket door. Full >> loaded camera back, everything ready to go. >> Yeah. They He said he has like four or five in there. >> Really? >> Yeah. And I asked him, "Real or BB guns?" real. >> Uh, nice little light. >> Yeah. Magazine and then >> and horns. Sirens work. >> Sirens and lights work. >> The couch. >> Okay. >> Don't worry. It's a tanic color block 19x. >> Okay. 59. >> Oh yeah. >> Hunting in the past couple days like they said and they left it all in there. >> The three men identified as James Hayes, Dylan Thompson, and Nathan White were arrested and charged with felony impersonation of a police officer. each received a $2,500 cash bond, but after spending a couple of days in custody, all three had their charges dropped and were released. Monday, October 5th, 2026, saw Arkansas State Police Trooper Wooten attempt to stop an unlicensed red moped on Western Road in Hot Springs. The writer, described as a shirtless man wearing black pants, sunglasses, and a black backpack, refused to stop and continued toward Albert Pike Road. Hey hotspring catch be the 100 block of Western Road. Yeah. Unlicensed moped white mouth. >> I'm sorry. It's going to be the 600 block Western Road. >> CFS received. CFS comments added. Hey springs still rolling. >> Still rolling. nos. >> Hey, Hunt Springs, you go ahead and show me 1037. He's not stopping. >> CFS K14 K3. >> HEY, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. THEY RAN. He wrecked out. HE'S RUNNING THE WOODS. HEY, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS NOW. HEY, Hot Springs. He's running through the woods towards the bypass and Airport Road. The rider abandoned the moped and escaped into a wooded area, prompting assistance from Hot Springs Police and a K-9 search that failed to locate him. Investigators identified the suspected rider as Chance Vaughn through a driver's license found beneath the moped's seat and a distinctive tattoo. And authorities plan to seek an arrest warrant for misdemeanor fleeing. Thursday, January 29th, 2026, saw Arkansas State Police Trooper Trey Smith attempt to stop a gray Chevrolet HHR on Interstate 49 in Washington County because the vehicle lacked insurance on file and its registered owner had a suspended license. The driver ignored traffic controls, crossed into oncoming traffic, and continued through a residential area, turning the attempted stop into a dangerous pursuit on snow-covered roads. Sorry, Copy. 1037. I'll get 1063. 1033. Getting more The brain You stop. You stop. Let me shut this camera off real quick. The driver identified as Steve Robinson was apprehended after abandoning the vehicle and attempting to escape on foot through an apartment complex. Robinson, a convicted felon, was found with a Taurus handgun and authorities charged him with felony fleeing by vehicle, fleeing on foot with injury, possession of a firearm by certain persons, resisting arrest, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and multiple traffic offenses. A responding officer also sustained injuries during the arrest. On January 1st, 2024, around 900 p.m., a Manona police officer noticed an SUV making an abrupt turn near St. Teresa Terrace and Manona Drive, raising suspicions that the driver was trying to avoid police. When the officer followed the vehicle into a parking lot, the driver turned around and sped away, triggering a pursuit that would reach speeds exceeding 80 mph. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Just 15 seconds. Fire pressure. Yeah. Break 11 trailer. In the end, all three occupants, Rashad Nelson and Aaron Willis, both 30, and 19-year-old Aaya Ry, died at the scene. Investigators reportedly found two stolen firearms and marijuana inside the SUV, while toxicology results indicated that the driver had THC, methamphetamine, and promethazine in their system. And as intense as this pursuit was, it is only one example of how quickly an ordinary traffic stop can turn into something much more dangerous. 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