Stop right now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground as well. Stay on the ground. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK OR I'M TASING YOU AGAIN. >> STOP. [screaming] WHERE ARE YOU GUYS AT? >> I'M CITY. PLEASE CANINE. [screaming] YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT. >> TRAFFIC stop that seemed simple at first suddenly exploded into chaos. No one could have predicted. >> Can you spell your name for me one more time, please? >> Daisy. Turn the car off from a tas. >> You hit so MANY GODDAMN CARS. DO NOT MOVE. [screaming] DO NOT MOVE. You weren't watch. >> I WASN'T DRIVING. >> STOP. Give me your time now. >> You were under arrest. >> The mother behind the wheel instantly pulled everyone into the whirlwind of confusion she created herself. What looked completely harmless on the surface quickly spiraled into a mess, pulling both officers and bystanders into a secret she had tried desperately to hide. >> I just bought it today. >> Just bought it? >> I did. Actually, yesterday >> from who? >> From a a friend of mine, my neighbor from Wisconsin. >> Here, pull over to the side over here real quick so we're out of the way. >> You bought it from somebody in Wisconsin? >> Uh-huh. They're from Wisconsin. >> So, you bought it down here then? >> Yes. >> Okay. When did you buy it? Well, like yesterday. Yeah, yesterday. Okay. What's your name? >> My name Des. >> Desire >> Stellar. >> Darling, do you have your driver's license on you? >> I don't. I don't. I >> Do you have a valid driver's license? I do. >> Again, tell me, I'm sorry. I forgetful kind of. When did you buy this? >> Yesterday. >> How much did you pay for it? >> I only paid $1,000 and we're kind of working out the piece. It's got a lot wrong with it. >> Well, it see what it does. >> It's got a lot wrong with it. Yeah, it's got something wrong with the back tire. And I had this is actually we're test driving today and you know >> you're not supposed to be driving early with an expired tag. It's been expired for over a year. >> Okay. Well, she told me >> expired 10:31 2022. >> Yeah. They told me I have to do all that and then it's out of state, too. So, that's going to cost me a whole bunch of money. >> Do you have the title for it? >> I do. I don't have it on me, but yes, we do have it. >> He gave you the title for it. You started moving it. It did not sound too good. >> I know. I know. It's horrible. very horrible. >> December or October of 2022 for a second. She looked over me a whole bunch of times and she started to back out. So, I can't do anything stopwise while it's parked. So, she started to back out and I was like, "Okay." Jesus, this car is doing about 95. >> Can you spell your name for me one more time, please? D. >> Turn it off. >> Turn the car off. The moment she stepped out of the vehicle, the foot chase began. And in that frantic chaos, a split-second decision forced the officers to bring her down with controlled force. >> Stop right now. Get on the ground. Put your hands up and get on the ground. You better get that dog, too. Nice dog. >> 1012. >> We're 1012. Get on the ground as well. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Both of you lay down on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your BACK OR I'M TASING YOU AGAIN. >> I'M a minor. >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Let's get the light on. >> Somebody hold light, please. Somebody hold a flashlight, please. I'm sick. >> Can somebody secure that dog as well? >> Shouldn't be mean. >> Not a mean dog. >> Okay. >> 26 lit. Clear the channel. Two detained. >> She should be nice. Clear the channel to change. >> How old are you? >> Um 15. >> Who is she to you? >> My mom. >> Did she hit you? >> No, I was just trying to see if I could go. >> You can go around. You are good to go home. Thank you very much for waiting. Thank you. 26 if you can just let EMS know to come to 27 441 in Lake Ella. No, she went down there. >> She's right here. >> She's right here. >> No, her. I I tased her. I hit her with the taser. >> Huh? >> Where's the dog? >> Okay. >> He's got a leash. >> He's got a leash. >> Only minutes later, deputies uncovered that the vehicle wasn't registered to her at all. And the entire explanation she gave moments earlier completely fell apart. Evidence she could no longer deny. No, it's on sticky note. >> All right, >> I'll head back down there in a second. >> I have my hair. >> All right, last thing. Anything that I missed, you're going through a machine at the bail that will scan you. If I missed it, you get a felony instruction card. Is there anything on you that I miss? And he shoved where I can't reach. >> This is my car. Are they Are y'all over there? >> Shut my shirt. for a moment. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Where you going? You see nothing in it? >> You see nothing in it? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Where's that paper? >> You have it? I need it back. >> All right, ma'am. Desire, right? >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, let's go read you something that allow you to talk to me and I can talk to you. Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? I need you to say yes or no. >> Yes. >> All right. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during question. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? Yes. >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? What's that? Okay. Show me out. Do you want to Can we talk about what's going on? Okay. So, the needle with narcotics in it. What is in that needle? >> Um, it was probably >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> And when she was read her Miranda rights, her shaking voice and scattered story revealed a very different truth behind her attempted getaway. something the officers hadn't known when the stop began. >> All right. Anything else in that car I need to worry about? >> Huh? >> We just >> Okay. No pills, no um co nothing. Anything. Okay. >> There's a whole bunch of shake pretty much grinded up. >> Oh, >> yeah. It's I did the test wrong, so it didn't pop as hard, but it's still sh purple. >> I'll do all the evidence. No. >> Do you have a general idea? >> Yeah. >> Test posit. >> Was that Did that test positive? >> Well, he went inside the store >> and I called out 1050 and he came back outside the store. >> Yeah. And I was just like, I look forward at the store. >> There's no sign for I didn't see her singing for anything. Did you see her singing for anything? You ain't nothing for >> your stuff. Sharpie. >> That's a whole >> No, I'm just going to put it in the bag one. Let's go put it in the bag. >> No. >> Okay. >> You going to walk all the way over to your car? >> That's not the sharp container. We need like an individual one >> for evidence. >> Evidence. >> Thank you though. I appreciate it. I'll do all the evidence. That way it's just you're quick. So I mean it's very very very simple. Um the So she's going to have you know I saw the tag expired. I waited for her to move through the publicly accessible parking lot. >> Mhm. >> I stopped her. Um I'll do my stuff too. I stopped her. Asked for her name. She spelled her name wrong initially. She started >> inside the vehicle. Officers found a bag containing methamphetamine, a bottle holding liquid testing positive for drugs, and a syringe with residue. The total meth weight was [music] 3.8 g. She was charged with possession of controlled substances and possession of drug paraphernalia. Penalties include up to 5 years per count, 10 years total, 5 years probation, up to $5,000 cents in fines, and license suspension for one 5 years. Next, amid a series of vehicles swerving off the road and panicked civilians fleeing, officers struggled to chase while also protecting bystanders. But this wasn't even the wildest thing the 16-year-old girl did that day. >> We're okay. >> You okay? How do we report this? >> Yeah, don't worry. We're going to take care of it. Okay. >> Hey, hang tight, guys. You guys okay? >> Did she hit you at all? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay, hang tight. You guys okay? >> I'm okay, but you know, you know, >> it's crash, you know, a little bit. It's fine, you know. >> Yeah, >> just pull pull up up there. Okay, >> there. >> Yep. >> Okay, >> she's going towards 104. Call. I think she's just got another car in her. Did she hit you, too? >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and pull pull straight across. Okay. Are you okay? Are you injured at all? >> No. Can I switch over and drive? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If you want to put it in park and just meet us right across. Okay. >> Thank you, sir. >> That's okay. I got it. Okay, sweetie. >> He did. He knocked us. And I guess we're pretty much okay. >> I just got on 665 from 104 and I don't have any visual on anymore. >> I'm 665 in Boro. Are we approved for spikes? Uh, >> pretty sure that was the wrong vehicle. >> That was just so scary. >> Yeah. >> Crashed the cars, you know, and it was >> Yeah, it did. Um, we tried to stop them and obviously they fled. So, sorry that happened to you guys. >> Um, we will uh we're going to take a report. Um, so can we get your your ID with your insurance? >> 166. I got spikes set up. Are we approved for it, though? The suspect's vehicle was found abandoned deep in the woods, door wide open, the interior empty. From here, the chase was no longer on pavement, but through shadows and trees. >> I got the vehicle in the tree line. Stop. WHERE ARE YOU GUYS AT? >> Vehicle's clear. [screaming] Where? City, please. K9, you're going to get bit. >> Mega, the vehicle stopped. It crashed into [screaming] the tree line. No passengers in the vehicle. >> They got to be in the tree line. I don't see them anywhere over here. >> [screaming] >> Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> You the red one. >> The red car. >> No, I was another car. I didn't know what to do, so I turned. Yeah, I'm like shaken up a little bit. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Um, my car just get got hit a little bit. >> Okay. >> Um, >> yeah. I didn't know what happened. My mom was like, "We should probably come and tell you or like try to find you or something." So, I came back and saw you guys over here. >> Yeah. >> So, take take a deep breath. Okay. You not hurt at all? >> No, I'm fine. >> All right. This this individual just decided that she was going to um flee the police and then ram all of your guys' vehicles. Okay. So, we're going to do everything we can to figure out who they are um and get them prosecuted. >> Right after climbing over a fence and running across muddy terrain. The call finally came in from the homeowner. The girl was hiding under a nearby bridge, a place no one expected someone her age to think of, until she crawled out from the darkness. We have a running north along with the three line the west side of the field. >> It looks like she's going to be coming down south. She's crossing this area going into the open field. >> Yeah. That line right in that area. Yeah. >> Right in this area. >> The homeowner 2392 said that he one of them with a baby. >> Well, it's not where you're at. I don't know what down your direction north side but east of this tree line down here in relation to us right now. I'm trying to find you walking up from 104 What are we getting arrested for? What are we getting arrested for? >> What the hell do you mean what are you getting arrested for? How many freaking cars did you guys hit? You fled from us how many times? >> Come on. But you try to take us for no reason. What did we do? >> For no reason? Come on now. Come on. >> What did we do? >> Whoa. >> The moment the deputy pulled her up from the creek side, her soaked clothes and shivering body forced officers to stop the chase and and start a rescue, turning a criminal pursuit into a life-saving mission within seconds. Hell yeah. >> You hit so many GODDAMN CARS. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. YOU WEREN'T WATCH. >> Do not move. >> Do you understand me? >> I wasn't even >> You know what I mean? You're going to jail is what I mean. >> I wasn't driving. >> It doesn't matter. You're still going to jail. >> What? >> You know for what? >> I wasn't driving. >> Stop. Give me your child now. Yes. >> No. >> You were under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> I don't care. Give me your child. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> Stop. You need to stop. I did not do anything. >> It does not matter at this point. We're far before that. >> What do you mean? I didn't >> We're far after that. You're already under arrest. So, just stop. >> I didn't do anything. >> Let go of your child. >> So, let go. >> I didn't do anything. >> And I have my daughter right here. >> Your daughter's going to be fine. But I need to take custody of her right now. >> I did not. >> You are under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> It does not matter. >> Like, what do you mean? >> You are under arrest. >> I did not do anything. What do you mean? You can handle I do. Excuse you. >> No. >> Can I feed my child first? You can sit right here and everything. Let me feed you. >> Y'all can handcuff me. Let me feed her. What do you mean? >> Stop. Now you're putting your daughter in danger. You're under arrest. >> It doesn't matter. You're under arrest. [crying] >> I know. Stand up with hands on my back. >> Relax. >> Nobody turn around. Nobody's trying to run. Really? >> What do I mean? >> Nobody's trying to run. >> So, there's not a chopper out here looking for everybody cuz nobody's trying to run. >> Everybody >> What do you mean? >> Pass her off, boys. Good job. >> It's not double off. It's >> fine. >> Under arrest. >> Nobody told you you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> I didn't. >> Yeah, sure you didn't. What's the safest way out? >> Maybe stop. >> Thank you very much. Rocket, that was such a good boy. I know. >> It's all right, sweetie. >> All it is for >> for hitting people, running. Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. Spread your foot. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. Spread your feet apart. >> I didn't even do >> You're full of >> I didn't even do >> You know how many people you could have hurt? >> I didn't even do. >> Come on. I didn't even post to the opposite side of that creek from the address where we all got >> I did not do >> shut your mouth but I didn't >> put your put your foot in >> I didn't do >> Yeah, that's what I thought. Put your foot in the corner. That's fat as I didn't do. >> Ohio law states that fleeing on foot without serious injury involved is classified as a firstderee misdemeanor, carrying penalties of up to 6 months in jail, and fines up to $2,500. Mayana was charged with failure to comply, disobeying [music] police orders, child endangerment, driving without a license, causing an accident while fleeing, and reckless operation of a vehicle. And in the end, running from the law isn't nearly as fast as the consequences waiting [music] on the other side. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, [music] don't forget to like, subscribe, and support the channel. Thank you so much.