red t-shirt, blue jeans. He's trying to run up here. Uh, looks like dogs deployed and dogs on the bike. >> On February 18th, 2024, at approximately 400 p.m., an individual in Normal Heights, San Diego, parked his green Chevrolet pickup truck [music] near the 4500 block of 45th Street. 2 days later, on February 20th, he noticed the truck was missing and filed a stolen vehicle report. On February 23rd, officers spotted the stolen pickup near me Avenue in San Diego. When they initiated a traffic stop, the driver, later identified as Evan, immediately accelerated and attempted to flee. >> Getting on the freeway going west on 41 ACB northbound 15 by two. Let them know we got felony. We're going by 90. Still northbound 15. occupied by two female passenger, male driver. >> Uh media traffic. >> Hey, overhead. We can call it now. Uh still north on Marina. He's turning over here by the Bird Rock. Uh Marina and Savannah. Couple of those units in the back. Uh this is a dead end here, guys, so just be ready for the foot bail. Driver door is opening. Driver door is opening. All right, driver's out. White male, red t-shirt, blue jeans. He's trying to run up here. Uh, looks like dogs deployed and dogs on the bite. Dogs on the car. >> Put your hands up. Hands up. >> Up. Where's the dog? >> Grab another color. Grab another color. Flip him over. >> Go up there. We're going to pull him down a little bit. Okay. >> Down. >> Hey, just do a quick quick count. QUICK COUNT DOWN. GOOD JOB. He's >> good. Place your hand behind your back. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Got it. Please get him out of here. Walk this way. >> Okay. >> You have any rubbins on you? >> No. So, canon apprehension, no need for medics. >> The female passenger who remained in the truck was detained and handcuffed by officers. A records check on revealed he had two active felony warrants. One, two, three. Up. Oh, man. Hurts. You bit my neck. Look at this. All right, guys. Let's uh just take him to the first car. I'm going to cut his shirt off. >> All right, I'll cut it. Just take it off. >> Okay. >> I'm not going over there. Am I bleeding? >> A little bit. Minor injury. >> You want to get in more car? >> I just want to take a look at this. Someone got gloves. Yeah, >> man. Beat the out of my neck. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Oh, man. That's bad, dude. Look, you bit the out of me. >> It's a little puncture, buddy. >> That's bad. >> I don't >> Can you put some kind of like alcohol on it or something? No, we'll take you to the hospital. >> I don't need to go to the hospital. Just dump some on >> dog. Man, >> you bit anywhere else on your arm? >> My back of my neck and my ear? >> No, your neck's not bad. >> During a search of black backpack, officers found a medium vacuum-sealed plastic bag containing a [music] white crystallin substance inside a smaller outer pouch, which they determined to be a controlled substance. The backpack also contained a black extendable baton and two shaved keys, both of which were capable of starting the stolen pickup. >> What are you doing? >> I don't want to lose my take picture. >> We'll probably do the pursuit paperwork. >> Do what? >> We'll do the pursuit paperwork. >> Yeah, call me. >> Relax your hands. >> Yeah, I'm relaxed. I ain't going nowhere, man. Your dog, man. rear. >> Yeah. >> Can you rotate this hand this other way? >> I can't move it. Ah, I can't move it anywhere, bro. >> Come on, man. >> Rotate this hand around. >> Come on, man. Don't do this on purpose, man. We're trying to We're trying to make it more comfortable for you. >> No, you're not, man. Man, >> what's your name, man? >> I don't know, man. Just come on. >> Is it in your wallet, >> man? I don't have a name. Figure it out. [ __ ] me. >> Might spin on anybody. >> Is your ID in here? Can I grab it? >> There's no ID in here, man. >> Man, my arm hurts. >> Yeah, I'll give you my name. >> That's my name. Yeah, >> my arm hurts. >> Hey, what's your date of birth? >> I don't think we have. He's on his LT right now. >> What's your friend's name? >> Uh, you guys. >> I don't even know. >> Okay. All right. >> Was taken to Alvarado Hospital for medical treatment. After being evaluated, he was cleared for booking and transported to the San Diego County Central Jail, where he was booked for multiple charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle, evading police, possession of a controlled substance, possession of burglary tools, and an extendable baton, carrying a prohibited weapon, and two active felony warrants. And that's how a simple stolen vehicle report unraveled into a high-risisk pursuit. Do you think tougher laws would actually reduce cases like this? Or is the real issue something deeper in the community? Share your take in the comments and don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow for more real cases.