move. You move. >> Sunday, January 22nd, 2023, Bington, Illinois. What began as a luxury car theft at a dealership escalated into a 120 mph chase, multiple crashes, and an officer struck with his own squad car. The main suspect was no amateur. He was a repeat offender with a long criminal history who while on parole pushed the violence to unprecedented levels. I'm Tyler and this is your daily dose of crime. We can see that you're watching, but only 11% of you are actually subscribed to the channel. So, take a moment right now and hit that subscribe button and ring that bell so that we can bring these videos to more people and so that you never miss your daily dose of crime. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Is it for you? [Music] >> As well. Any units in the area, please? 75 eastbound on Dundy Road left southbound on Bington Road on Barington. to 136. Hold it here. 190 the white portion left south road. >> The heist was carried out by a coordinated group of at least six individuals. Among them, Tavvaris M. Jackson, aged 27, and his accomplice, Lamont Jackson, aged 23. Both were on parole and part of a network that had already targeted dealerships in the weeks before. That morning, they stormed Motors of Bington, spreading across the property to seize multiple high-end vehicles. The triggered alarm brought in police units who attempted to block the exits, and the suspect's response was immediate. They turned the stolen cars into weapons, setting off one of the most violent robbery and pursuit episodes in the region. >> I'm eastbound car. Uh that black farhead eastbound far ahead. I got another another Mercedes coming out a high rate of speed. They're going to run the gate. >> Another Mercedes driving the gate. >> M road get my car again. And uh they're going to go southbound on road southbound truck. People running >> 136 coming on Gundy Avenue. Get that window. 160. Do you have a direction to drive along these runners? 158. Can you everything? 158 line is everything just stole my blocker. He's going east. caring down here. >> Central 138 following behind the squad car now. He's going that southbound on 14 palentine now. 14 southbound on >> 136 correction southbound on Ela. >> Come on, dude. Get the [ __ ] up. South 1050 location. We need here another vehicle. We got somebody in the woods. Somebody subject in the woods. Elund almost a mile. [Music] When officers tried to block the main gate, a squad car was rammed headon and disabled, leaving one officer injured. To escape, Jackson resorted to the same violence that had defined his record, using a stolen car as a battering ram against police. Minutes later, he abandoned the luxury vehicle he had been driving and ran toward the damaged squad car. Finding it empty, he took control of it and used it as his getaway vehicle. From that moment, the chase was no longer about luxury cars. It was about a police vehicle in the hands of a repeat offender. Move you. >> Listen to me. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Don't move. >> Don't [ __ ] move. Don't move. >> Why are you moving, dude? >> Yeah, that's the guy. 16 shootings out here. I'm being told the second unit got out of the car, ran westbound on 68 in through the woods. >> Where's the victim? >> What? >> Hey, somebody entrament. Central 136, can you please send the uh paramedics to our location? We have one subject entrapped in the vehicle. >> One subject to the vehicle. >> Oh, this is a victim. >> Yeah. >> There we go. >> Dude, I have no clue. >> No one right now. Our supervisor is at Motorworks. Okay. Who's the senior patroller from? Let's just make some decisions here. >> Oh, who's missing? Are we missing a bad guy with them? >> No, no, we got him. >> Central 136. >> The subject is out out of the vehicle. >> Subject out of the vehicle. >> All right. >> All right. So, hold on just one sec. So, just to be clear, we got one offender in the stolen car, but in custody, >> right? One victim >> and one victim. >> And then everybody else at Motor Works. from 173. >> I'm at Ela in Dundee. There's crash. My understanding one offender is in custody and one civilian got hit. So just send me an ambulance. And I think we're squared Dundy and 173. Although Bington may want to send the boss his way with >> Okay. Ela and Dundy with We're at large westbound black hoodie blue pants 173. Correction >> 173 >> from Gundy and Eli. I guess we have one at large. >> Describe as a male in a dark colored hoodie last seen westbound. >> All right. What's wrong? All right, we're going to stand up. All right, here we're going to come over. Get your knees under you. Hold on. Get your feet on you. >> All right. There you go. >> We're going to Yeah, we're going to grab it. Just hold on. >> Where's your phone? >> One more time while you're up. Okay. >> You got nothing on you, right? >> You just got keys down there. >> 173. One last time. We got >> my keys right there too. Where the keys at? >> Just a Bington boss would be good. And uh if they call at >> what? You got to chase. >> That's going to be hard. We got to go that way. That way. >> No. It's such a big slope right there. Yeah, go >> for cook. >> What? >> No. >> Yeah, >> no. You want to like count? Go ahead, sir. >> There's cars crashed and inoper >> behind the wheel of the Dodge Charger. Jackson reached 126 mph on suburban roads. In less than 15 minutes, he caused four separate crashes across Bington, Bington Hills, and Inveress. Five civilians would be injured, one of them trapped in the vehicle struck head-on by the squad car. Firefighters and paramedics worked urgently to rescue the victims amid heavy smoke and the risk of fire. The scene quickly escalated into multiple simultaneous emergencies. Civilians injured, vehicles destroyed, an officer down, and a suspect still resisting despite being handcuffed. >> All right, we're going to get you an ambulance, but we got to get you up here, man. We called an ambulance already. Okay. >> Okay. Can you get your legs under you so we can get up? >> We're like literally almost there. Look at this. >> I want to rule out west. Okay. >> You're good. You're good. >> I'm falling. Okay, take a break. >> Ready? One, >> three. One, two, three. 11. >> Let me grab my Let me grab my >> You want me too? We're going to get you checked out irregardless. or something. [Applause] Turn around and tell you running. from 175. We got enough work. >> Hello. >> Have they called you yet? >> We got a major. You got to come in. >> We got one squad crash. We got one guy in custody at least multiple car uh one civilian that was involved in the crash. uh looking for two more guys running around town. >> I don't know. I'm just giving you a heads up because Kyle is currently chasing the other guy. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Hey, sir. >> Okay. >> What? >> Okay. All right. All right. Bye. Hey, can you guys shut this down? >> Right here. >> This looks horrible. Can we get him in? >> Yeah, I know. That's what we have paramedics right here for >> you. Maybe I'll check you out. Okay, >> wait. We're going to go small. We're going to go small. So ambulance is for him too. So we need two ambulances. >> Yeah. >> Central 136. Can you have a second ambulance come to this location? Ela and Dun. >> Second ambulance to Ela and Dunie. >> A little busy. Little busy. >> Yeah. Go grab the 73. >> Uh, no, no, no. I didn't even notice also noticed. [Music] >> Meanwhile, police confirmed the arrest of Lamont Jackson while another member of the crew remained at large. The initial toll was severe. Two suspects in custody, one civilian with serious injuries, and several vehicles, including the stolen squad car reduced to wreckage. And the case was not isolated. Just 13 days earlier, Tvaris Jackson had led another theft in Roselle where six luxury vehicles were stolen. Linking both incidents painted the picture of a repeat offender who was willing to escalate violence at every turn. >> Right. I didn't even notice it. I thought he was still heading down. Uh, >> you need a tow my location and >> Hey, are you okay? Wake up, bro. Dizzy. >> What's your name? 190 motor work. >> Hey, we got a civilian down there that needs help. >> Can you stand up, bud? All right. I got it. I got it. I got it. Okay. 190. I apologize for this delayed information. Uh Hoffman is out with one of the vehicles that rolled at O'angquin and Bington and Bington is out with one of those vehicles. >> Thank you. >> They were aware of the whole situation. So they were aware of all that. >> Thanks guys. Thank you. >> Uh hold on a little sec for a little bit more longer. All right. [Music] >> Hey, are you good? >> Right here, right? >> Uh, yeah, they did. Take it. After his arrest, prosecutors in Cook County handling the Bington case and DuPage County for the Rosel theft stacked up a long list of charges. Aggravated battery to a police officer for ramming the blockade, aggravated possession of a stolen motor vehicle for taking the Dodge Charger, criminal damage to property for the wrecked cars, and additional counts tied to the civilian injuries. In total, Jackson faced at least nine open felony cases across two jurisdictions, all committed while on parole. Faced with overwhelming evidence, the courts consolidated the cases into a global plea agreement, a common practice in Illinois for multiple prosecutions. In September of 23, Tvaris Jackson plead guilty to the main charges and received a unified sentence of four years in state prison, which under day for day credit translates to about two actual years behind bars. He would serve that sentence at the Illinois River Correctional Center with a parole release date of April 18th, 2025 with judicial supervision continuing until April of 2026. [Music]