You said the vehicle's yours? Is there insurance on it? Yeah, absolutely. I can use that. >> There's two pictures. This one and one more up you can slide. >> Oh, there it is. Yep, you got it. No, you're good. All right, thank you, sir. All right, give me a second. I'll be right back. All right, guys. What's up, buddy? All right, so this guy's not coming back on file. Not coming back at all with the name that he gave me. So, I'm going to pull him out and have him step out until fire gets here and then we can proceed. He's got his foot on the brake this entire time. >> This is the driver you're talking about? >> Yeah, driver told me his name is Michael Joseph Jandora. So, I was like, all right, spell your last name. He starts spelling Joseph and then he goes he goes j o well, Joseph. Spell your last name. He was like, well, it's Jandora. Spell it. j a n d o r a. So, it's He looks kind of familiar, but I don't can't place him. I don't know don't know why. That's true. All right, so Mr. Jandora, I'm still not getting your name to come back. Could you put it in front of your car for me? I'm I'm just going to have cousin Craig is going to come out with her fast ID. Just just for right now until I can figure out exactly who you are. I'm going to have you step out of the car just lean up on the back for right now, okay? You don't have any weapons or anything on you, right? All right, perfect. You mind if I just check real quick? Nothing on you? >> No. >> No firearms in the waistband, guns, bombs? >> No. >> All right, cool. All right, yeah, just step back here. Follow me. Just hang out just just here for >> I think I got pulled over on 22nd as soon as he ran it. Like, I had an Illinois came back. >> Yeah, that's what it came back as. Okay. All right, maybe that'll help. Give me Give me 1 second. I'm trying to figure that out. So, all that shows me is that you're not valid out of Wisconsin. >> I'm sorry, sir. I didn't know it was not valid. >> Okay. Yeah, yeah, if you want to head back over there. You're So, I don't have an ID for the driver. He gave me his name and it was quite a pain trying to figure out who he was. So, then eventually he did come back with no license issued. He says that he's got a license out of Illinois, but it doesn't show that at all. He's got nothing. Michael Jane Andora. >> Okay, Michael. >> Uh so, we're having issues trying to get you a fact. So, would you mind if you just put your fingerprint on this? All right? >> Wait, why? >> So, can you do that for me? >> I don't want my license. >> So, look. >> I don't want to give my finger. I'm not I'm not making it up. >> Because I gave you valid I gave you guys >> So, you gave me information, but I have to verify that that is you. >> I'm not giving my I've never had fingerprints done at all ever in my life. I'm not giving my fingerprints. I didn't break the law at all. >> Well, this isn't taking your actual fingerprint. >> I'm not giving you guys fingerprints, but I gave you a valid or my ID. I didn't break the law at all. >> So, but the thing is you didn't give me an ID. You gave me a name. You know what I mean? Like if you had your hard ID with it with a photo that matches just just like your passenger did. >> Yeah, I don't I don't >> Then then I could use that and say that's good to go. >> I didn't have it on me. >> Right. I know, and that's that's the issue. That's why I've got to verify your identity because people give us false names all the time. >> Yeah, I understand. >> And I'm not saying that you're doing that. >> I'm not lying. Mine is legitimate and confirmed by it's me. >> Have you ever been arrested out of Illinois? >> I've never been I have no criminal record. I have no criminal record at all. I went to school for criminal justice. >> Okay. I I just I need to be able to verify it so that the citation that I issue is going to the right person. >> I know. It's >> So, if I can't verify your ID with this, then what I have to do is I actually have to take you down to the police department, and then we're going to take your fingerprints down there to verify that you are who you are. >> I did not break the law. >> Well, I gave you ID. >> So, you did. You were speeding, and you're driving without your driver's license. >> But, I gave you something. >> And you're driving without a valid license. Well, that's three things that you're breaking the law. So, I do I absolutely need to positively identify you. >> I did. You You You ID'd me. >> Verbally. Only verbally. That's not enough. >> not been arrested ever in my life. I'm not giving you guys finger I'm I'm like >> I >> I'm being serious. That's how I'm That's how I've been raised my whole life, you know what I >> Okay. >> I >> I understand that, but you have to understand that in order for me to issue a citation, it has to have it has to go to the right person. I need to verify that it is the right person. >> never had to I ever ever. >> Because you probably had your ID with you at that point. >> No, I had it I just just had it a week ago a week ago when my license was valid. I didn't know that it went invalid. They did not make me do no fingerprint or nothing. I just got no tickets and the tail light was out and let me go. >> Well, yeah, so that's just a verbal warning. So, then you're going to come down with me to the police department so that we can verify that your identity. >> I didn't do nothing. I gave you guys my stuff. >> You gave me a name and an address and an ID, but I need to verify that through a hard ID a hard Do you have a Do you have a picture of it on your phone or anything maybe? >> No, I left my wallet, my phone all that stuff. I just wanted over here picking up my son and bringing back to the hotel. >> Okay. I'll have to take you down to the bureau. We're going to just kind of go through like the booking process essentially so that you can have fingerprints and a picture so that we can then say, "Look, this is this person with this name." >> That's just >> I I agree. I don't think we should have to do all of that, but it would really would help if you just had your ID on you. Can you put the car back in park, please? >> What? >> Can you put the car back in park, PLEASE? >> STOP. STOP. STOP. YOU NEED TO TAKE IT OFF, MAN. STOP. STOP RIGHT NOW. STOP. >> 655 WE'RE TRYING TO FOLLOW. 655 I'M not able to copy your radio. I'm not able to COPY YOUR RADIO. >> STOP. STAY RIGHT THERE. STAY RIGHT THERE. >> 634 PD 280 10-50 10-50 Simmons Island uh hit and run at park patrol. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. I'm coming down. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. Dude, he took my He just took my car, bro. >> Go get him. >> Go get him. HE TOOK MY CAR. >> 655, DID HE TRY TO RUN YOU OVER? >> I KNOW. >> HE just pushed me on my foot. What do I do? >> I know. >> Can I please get off? >> Yeah, stand up. Let's come in the SHADE OVER HERE. >> 634, PD. All right, it looks like he was trying to drag 655. He hit a park patrol car, and he took off again. Looks like he's going to go westbound on 50 Street. Um, I'm looking for pedestrians right now. And I don't see any on the bridge, so I'm going to continue. >> All right, 655, he hit a park patrol car, and he took off again. >> You all right? >> Looks like he's going to go westbound on 50 Street. Um, I'm looking for pedestrians right now. And I don't see any on the bridge, so I'm going to continue. About 35, 40. SPEED ARE ABOUT 35, 40. 10-4, 10-80. One car on the bridge, no pedestrians. All right, he's continuing through. Um, All right, I'm going to terminate. He's reckless. Uh, he went through the red light at Sheridan and 50. Continuing westbound, speeds are probably about 50, but I'm done. All right, I'm going to terminate. He's reckless. >> No, I'm fine. I'M JUST >> UH, HE WENT through the red light at Sheridan and 50. >> Let me >> Continuing westbound, speeds are probably about 50, >> This is my mom's car. This is my fifth car. I bought that in high school. >> Did you? >> It's a lady car. It's a lady car. >> What is his name? >> 10-4, terminating 411. >> Michael what? >> Michael Joseph. >> Michael Joseph? Is everybody okay? Okay, you're the only one that was hit. >> Yes. >> Okay, why don't you sit down? >> I thought someone else was >> So, he tried to get past that, but he didn't get through. >> Okay, just take take a seat. I got the air on. Where are you sore? >> I'm not. >> You're just shaken up. All right, you were in the car when he Okay. Clock that off. >> I thought he was going to jump out. >> Yeah, well, his friend did. Conscious breathing, she's just shaken up, but send rescue anyways. I hear the sirens. Nobody else is injured down here. Take a seat and take a few breaths and let the shock get out, okay? Did you see all this go down? While officers deal with the crash scene and the passenger who was pushed out of the vehicle by the suspect, the vehicle the suspect fled in is reported to have crashed nearby. 660, I'm 23 at his location. If we could get one or two more and probably a drone. Okay. >> He disappeared somewhere over there. >> Yeah, so I got the vehicle, but the guy ran. >> It seemed calm at first, so what the heck? >> Yeah, then out of nowhere he just took off. No, well, we're looking for him, but he's already getting too reckless and I wasn't going to chase him any further and Yeah, that's the thing. It wasn't worth it. I think so. We're going to need a couple cars over here. He was last seen running south and then a little bit west through the yard. So if we could start getting a little wide perimeter until the drone can get up. >> While officers are in the middle of setting up a perimeter, a witness informs an officer that she recently saw the suspect. >> How long ago? >> Like 3 or 4 minutes ago. >> Which way did he go? >> Uh we I don't I I can check my camera. He just scared the out of me. >> Which way did he go though? >> He went that way. He wanted $300. I My heart is He looked very scary. >> 2 3 minutes ago the male just ran uh southwest past 19th Avenue going around on the backside, so the south side of the church here. So it looks like he made it a couple blocks west already. >> As officers continue searching the area, they bring a K9 to help track the suspect. As these two officers search this area, they're about to get the jump scare of their lives. >> Yeah, I wonder if we can uh make contact get back here. >> Yeah, well I know >> Yeah, I'll ask. Did you see anyone come out OF THIS HOUSE? >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. STOP. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. YOU GOT IT? HANDS DOWN. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. HANDS UP. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. >> MICHAEL, OVER YOUR HEAD. >> YOU TELL ME, WHY ARE YOU UNDER A PILE OF DIRT? >> ALL RIGHT. >> I'M SO TIRED. >> You're standing on it. Well, what do I do? All right. Stand up. Stand up. Sit up. Sit up. >> The suspect, whose real name is Ryan, was charged with felony fleeing, eluding, three counts of felony second degree recklessly endangering safety, resisting obstructing, battery, felony hit-and-run involving injury, reckless driving causing bodily harm, operating a vehicle with a revoked license, ignition interlock device tampering, and two counts of bail jumping. He pleaded guilty to fleeing eluding, one count of second degree recklessly endangering safety, hit-and-run involving injury, and one count of bail jumping, while the rest of the charges were dismissed. He was sentenced to 3 years in prison, 3 years of extended supervision, and 3 years of probation. >> You ever notice sometimes a call doesn't turn violent when the cops show up? It turns violent when reality shows up. Watch his eyes. Right at the moment the officer tells him he's got to go down to the bureau, something changes. No yelling, no threats, just a quiet decision. I've seen that look in Philly more times than I can count. The second a person stops thinking about conversation and starts planning the escape. Now, let me slow down for a second, because this part matters. That mobile fingerprint device, officers don't just randomly decide to fingerprint you roadside. Across the country, police can only do that when they believe you're lying about who you are. You get the chance to identify yourself first. The fingerprint is what comes after doubt. And by 2018, 32 states were already using mobile fingerprint tech specifically to identify people who won't provide real information. So, when the officer says he needs verification, they may have to take him in. That wasn't an escalation, that's just procedure colliding with a decision already made in the driver's head. Some people may think that these pursuits start with adrenaline, but most of them actually start with a person just trying to avoid a moment they don't want to answer for. Part that stuck with me in this clip though, wasn't the crash. It was that quiet half a second where he decided freedom was worth risking everyone else's life, including the person standing right next to his door just doing his job.