Halt. >> Get out of the car. Passenger, stay in the car. Driver, out of the car. >> Two. >> Out of car, hands up. Walk backwards towards that side of my car now. Turn around and walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. >> The driver, later identified as 62-year-old Donald Ray, was taken into custody while another officer secured his female passenger. She claimed she didn't have anything to do with the chase and told police that Donald had thrown a weapon from the car during the pursuit. While no firearm was ever recovered, police did find methamphetamine in his pocket. In the end, he was booked into Oklahoma County Jail for speeding, leaving the scene of an accident, driving without a license, possession, and of course, failure to signal. >> Jumping a privacy fence, past the camper, still southbound. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Hey, you got to get that car. Go ahead. >> It was June 10th of 2021. A local man pulled into a Quick King gas station in Ocala, Florida after his tire pressure light came on. While pumping air, he was approached by two teenagers, a boy and a girl. The girl distracted him while her accomplice kept watch. She asked, "Is this your car?" to which the victim replied, "Yes." That's when the boy revealed a gun in his waistband [music] and said, "It's my car now." The teens hopped in the car and sped away, only to be tracked by a police helicopter to another gas station on Highway 484.