Get on the ground, stop! Stop! Stop fighting my dog! GET ON THE GROUND! GET UP! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE STOP RESISTING! When people try to escape the law, they often overlook one important fact. K9 units mean business. These dogs are quick, brave, and unstoppable. We're showcasing the most incredible K9 moments from high-speed chases with amazing captures to suspects discovering just how sharp these dogs can be. All caught on camera. On July 28th, 2022, in Ocala, Florida, K9 Cpl. Justin Tortora spots a red Ford truck in the 5200 block of SW Hwy 200. A computer check revealing it was stolen from Gainesville. Tortora attempts to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver immediately flees, triggering a pursuit. Cpl. Tortora continues to chase the truck through the streets of Ocala with high-speed maneuvers occurring as the suspect attempts to evade capture. Officers keep track of the vehicle's movements, and the intensity builds as the situation escalates. The MCSO Air 1 unit tracks the fleeing vehicle from above, providing real-time updates on the suspect's location. The pursuit takes the vehicle toward 15th Terrace, with the driver turning east. Officers are ready to respond quickly, anticipating the vehicle's movements. Northbound. Still eastbound. I just make sure our our canine it came from Gainesville. Stand by pursuit 2750. 10-4. 10-4. 10-4 passing 17th at MLK. I don't need anybody else in the pursuit besides me. 10-4 silly foam. We update direction travel. He's been on 214 now. 10th street now coming up to Pine. It's probably right now. 10-4. All right, just crossed over Pine. 10-4 crossing Pine. It'll be going north. I believe it's Magnolia. Eastbound on Fort King from 15th Avenue. 10-4. Eastbound on Fort King from 15th Avenue. Northbound 15th Terrace from Fort King. Northbound 15th Terrace from Fort King to Arrowhead Road. Just turned east on 15th Terrace. The truck continues southbound on 16th Avenue crossing over Fort King Street. Officers in pursuit are now near the intersection of 8th Street and 1st Avenue. The suspect makes a sharp turn onto Magnolia and officers realize he is pulling into a vacant lot behind a business. CPL Tortora gives the order for all units to stop as they prepare to apprehend the driver on foot. Southbound 16th Avenue crossing over Fort King Street. 10-4. 10-4. 10-4. 10-4. Just wanted to make you aware of Now eastbound on 8th Street at 1st Avenue eastbound. All right, he just turned off. Unit that's on Magnolia turn right. He just turned behind you into that into that lot. To the right. To the right. Stop there. He's out Looks like he's out on foot. The suspect exits the truck and begins running on foot. K9 Leo is deployed to assist in apprehending the driver. The urgency of the situation is heightened as the K9 and officers quickly move in. K9 Leo, following the scent trail, is released to track down the suspect. CPL, Tortora commands the suspect to stop, but the driver does not comply, forcing the K9 to take action. Get Get Get on the ground. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP POLICE TALK. GET OUT OF THE WAY. BITE HIM. BITE HIM. BITE HIM. GET ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP POLICE TALK. GOOD BOY. GOOD BOY. K9 ENGAGED. AVENUE North 10th Street. 10-4. 10-8. 10-23. I'M GOING TO NO FIGHT THAT DOG. GET ON THE GROUND. THE SUSPECT IS CONFRONTED by K9 Leo. The dog barks and charges, and officers give clear commands for the suspect to stop resisting. The situation becomes tense with the suspect refusing to comply, but the K9's intervention forces him to the ground. Let's Get on your stomach. your stomach. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. DON'T RESIST. AFTER A BRIEF STRUGGLE, OFFICERS AND K9 Leo are successful in detaining the suspect. The driver, identified as 15-year-old Demarcus Peyton, is arrested and the situation begins to calm down as he is secured. Marion County detectives initiated a felony traffic stop on a white Ford 150 pickup truck that had been reported stolen. The driver, Daniel Eugene Bolden, immediately flees, refusing to comply with the order to stop. A high-speed chase ensues as detectives and deputies attempt to follow Bolden. The Air 1 unit provides aerial support, guiding ground units and keeping track of the fleeing truck's movements. Air 1 you got me? Air 1 lights on. Air 1 he's running airport got it follow. Yep, I got him. 130 confirmed. That white truck survived and he gets running. 130 in the air now. You know what I mean by saying 130? All right, I got him. All right, I We're probably going to go left now. Road is clear. No left bound. Pass on the 60 on. I got one here in front of me. Keep going. He'll see you guys going in We got clear road up ahead. All right, we're going to see if he's there, man. Continue on route. All right, road is clear. Road is clear, guys. Someone's coming around the corner. Yeah, he's blocking the intersection. He's coming all the way around the corner. He's coming all the way around the corner, man. North bound. Road is clear, guys. We're going to merge into the sixth lane. I need the sixth lane. All right, guys, there's a big truck coming. Big truck coming. Yeah, car is coming and we're northbound on 151. Detectives deploy stop sticks, successfully flattening three of the truck's four tires. Despite the damage to the vehicle, Bolden continues driving, showing determination to escape. Bolden now unable to drive at full speed due to the deflated tires, pulls the truck off the road. Intersection is clear, guys. Intersection is clear, dispatch. All right, it's good hit. He got two left tires and his front right hit. Uh he's on his rims. Go, K9 Duder. FELLOWS, GET HIM. FELLOWS, GET HIM. BOLDEN ATTEMPTS TO FLEE ON FOOT. DEPUTIES follow closely behind. Detectives inform Bolden to stop or risk having the K9 released. The threat of a K9 apprehension is intended to force Bolden into surrendering. K9 Duder is released and begins tracking Bolden. The dog quickly closes in on the suspect as the chase continues through the area. The K9 finally catches up with Bolden, apprehending him and ending the pursuit. Get him, MAN. GET HIM. HEY, GET ON HIS STOMACH. GET ON HIS STOMACH. GET ON HIS STOMACH. GET ON HIS STOMACH. GET ON HIS STOMACH. CUFF HIM. CUFF HIM. SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. BREAK UP. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. GIVE ME YOUR HAND NOW. BOLDEN IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY THE deputies who ensure his compliance after the long chase. The operation concludes with Bolden in custody and the deputies ensure the scene is secure. The suspect is arrested and charged with multiple offenses related to the stolen vehicle and his attempt to flee. Officers arrive at the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge after receiving a report of a break-in. The cleaning lady had noticed that the front glass doors were smashed and the suspect had entered the building. As the officers enter the building, one of the officers warns, "If you're in here, I'm going to release my dog." This announcement gives the suspect a chance to surrender before the K9 is deployed. I have protective custody. Order violation. Non-contact. Call out your name if you're in here. If you're in here, I'M GOING TO K9 CISCO, THE TRAINED TRACKING DOG, is unleashed to begin searching for the suspect. The officers work quickly to secure the area, knowing the dog's incredible tracking abilities will help them locate Bryant. The K9 searches various areas within the lodge with the officers maintaining communication. The tension builds as the search for Bryant intensifies.