my talent. It ain't no. [Music] On January 25th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol attempted a traffic stop on a Silverado carrying three individuals. Vincent Barbosa, Julian Montz, and Traumine Reed. But instead of pulling over, the truck took off, launching into a reckless, high-speed chase down the turnpike. The reason? Barbosa was suspected of drug possession, and things were about to get wild. He's taking off. He's taking off. [Music] Take [Music] go. 139. [Music] Mark with the right shoulder. [Music] [Music] As they fled, the suspects began tossing items out of the truck while swerving all over the road, putting countless lives at risk with their reckless attempt to [Music] escape. Go go [Music] [Music] go regular speed. Still far right down. After the pit, the trooper unfortunately collided with another vehicle, something that maybe could have been avoided. What do you think? Was it worth the risk? Let me know your thoughts. Following the stop, officers recovered a bag tossed from the truck containing cocaine and three firearms. All three men were booked into the Broward County Jail with no bond. Facing serious charges, including armed cocaine trafficking, Fernandez Barbosa was already on felony probation for meth and marijuana. Tmaine Reed, an eight-time convicted felon, was charged with weapon and ammo possession. Julian Muntz, also a convicted felon, now faces even more charges, including resisting with violence and aggravated fleeing. In Beaver County, Pennsylvania, on April 4th, 2025, things started off simple. An Ohio trooper spotted a crashed vehicle on the side of the turnpike and pulled over to help the driver, 30-year-old Deshaawn Leath. But what seemed like routine roadside assistance was about to spiral into something much more serious. Step away. You're a devil. What's going on, man? In the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus. Watch out. In the name of Jesus, watch out. Watch out. Get hurt. You're going to get hurt in the name of Jesus. Stop. Teach the Lord. Bow down. Don't touch. Put your hands behind. Next time you touch, you're going to die. Next time you touch me, you're going to die. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Five team. Roughly 20 seconds later, Leath suddenly takes off running. When he circles back toward the cruiser, the trooper deploys a taser, but it fails. A violent struggle erupts. Punches are thrown, and Leath manages to overpower the trooper, pinning him to the ground and knocking off his body cam. Bystanders rush in, trying to diffuse the chaos. But Leath breaks free again. This time stealing the trooper's cruiser and speeding off, triggering a massive multi- agency pursuit. Patrol of Pennsylvania. I rebuke anything that's in front of me that's not a follower of Jesus. I tell them to get off the highway. You know why I believe? I got Jesus, baby. I got Jesus. The way he got Jesus in the name of Jesus. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Stop my car. Stop it. Jesus. Stop my record to the record level. Hey Jesus, move anything that's touching my car. I rebuke it right now. I rebuke it right now. Anything touching my car, I command you in the name of Jesus, the King of all kings to bow down. Father, in the name of Jesus, I say ain't nothing wrong with me, Father. In the name of Jesus, I say stop me, Father. There's anything against me, Father, in the name of Jesus. Donald Trump. After some time on the run, additional troopers managed to catch up. With lights flashing and sirens blaring, they closed in on the stolen cruiser. Determined to bring this wild situation to an end. I rebuke that part right there. That's in favor. Because if it's not Jesus, follower, stop right now. If it's not a Jesus follower, stop right now. We come in devil looking forward. It ain't no next mentality. Next mentality. It ain't no name of Jesus. I reprieve anything that is not of you in the name of Jesus. I I bind it up right now. I calm this fear out because I know Jesus is the best. The pursuit ended in North Suicley, Pennsylvania when Leath crashed the stolen cruiser. Troopers struggled to restrain him as he resisted arrest. Moments later, the situation turned deadly. Leath was fatally shot by officers and police have not confirmed whether he had a weapon. Leath's past included nine home invasion convictions, but after his release in 2023, he became the executive director of a nonprofit dedicated to helping atrisisk youth. A GoFundMe set up by his family has raised over $1,000 as of April 9th. In this video, you'll get a glimpse into a day in the life of a New Mexico state police trooper. It all started with a call about a stolen vehicle hauling a camper trailer. After about 20 minutes of searching, troopers spotted the suspect. What followed was a wild pursuit. [Music] You cover the channel. [Music] Can I just advise the previous video that played out 52 Over 2007. The chase escalated fast. Within minutes, the suspect slammed into two vehicles while hauling the trailer and swerved all over the road, making it nearly impossible for troopers to safely execute a pit maneuver. Just one thing's for sure. It was shaping up to be a long day at the office for these troopers. Supervisor tried running head on right off road 88. Bye-bye. We have 212 [Music] [Music] with the suspect. barreling straight toward oncoming traffic and no safe opportunity to stop him in this area. The trooper knew he needed backup. Realizing the danger, he called in assistance, even if it was still miles away. Three right now. This is well going on. 97. After the trailer detached, the suspect picked up speed and vanished from sight. Troopers searched the area for over 30 minutes, but he was nowhere to be found. With no visual and no leads, the chase was called off. This time, the suspect got away. On October 13th, 2023, troopers joined a high-speed pursuit of a stolen white Toyota Prius tracked by air support from the Broward County Sheriff's Office. As the suspect vehicle sped north on I 95 through Palm Beach County, Trooper Zimmerman made visual contact near Hypalooxo Road. Moments later, with lights and sirens activated, Trooper Sigette entered the chase. [Music] All right. Try to get up high. people [Music] [Music] [Music] Get out with the vehicle. After a third pit attempt by Trooper Zimmerman, the stolen Prius was finally disabled. With the car stopped, troopers Saget, Zimmerman, and Thomas moved in and executed a felony stop. The driver, later identified as Jonathan David McCreed, was taken into custody without further incident. He was arrested and now faces multiple charges, including fleeing and eluding, driving without a license, and grand theft of a motor vehicle. On February 3rd, 2024, just before midnight, a trooper spotted a sport bike speeding past on I540 southbound. The rider was clocked at 108 mph and as the trooper activated lights and sirens, the bike hit 137 mph in a 65 zone. [Music] 9069 trying to catch up to this 10. [Music] 776 George is what I have. [Music] 776 37 37 southbound tag. With Corporal Wald unable to keep up, Trooper Reather positioned ahead and took over the pursuit, ready to stop the speeding biker before things got worse. Secondary southbound in traffic south 76. six and maybe a George Mary George on a horse. Get off bike. Get off the bike. Trying to catch up. Get off the bike. Get off the bike. You got anything on you? What do you have? Okay. Rogers had more than just speed working against him. Troopers discovered fentinel hidden in a cigarette box inside a second pair of shorts, three grams in total. Turns out he had two active warrants and was already wanted by the Arkansas Department of Correction. He was booked on charges of fleeing, delivery of fentinel, and reckless driving. He was also cited for hitting 137 in a 65 zone and riding without a motorcycle license. On September 21st, 2024, just after midnight, a trooper tried stopping a white motorcycle for an improperly displayed plate. At first, the rider pulled over, but just for a second, then hit the throttle and took off with lights already flashing. And the sirens came on and the chase was on. [Music] 9 Edward Mary Victor almost right making a left thing still bridge speed. The rider hit speeds of 85 mph, weaving through traffic and even going the wrong way. From a trooper's point of view, stopping a motorcycle like this is tricky. You don't want to make contact, but when it gets out of control, sometimes that's the only option left. Not by Fil. We're going to be taking the uh the little college expressway down to MLK. Hey, still westbound 15. After the suspect made it clear he wasn't stopping and continued ignoring all road signs, the trooper knew his only option might be to get close enough and end it with his front bumper. Still on the ground. On the ground. Shut it off. On the ground. On it. On it. Stay down. And the suspect identified as Jonathan Wilson was taken into custody. Turns out both the license plate and the motorcycle were stolen. One out of Kansas, the other from Lauderdale, Florida. Now he's facing a laundry list of charges including fleeing, reckless driving, and theft by receiving. On April 6th, 2025, a trooper clocked a motorcycle doing 70 in a 55 mph zone. But things escalated fast. Moments later, that same bike was flying at 150 mph, weaving through traffic like it was nothing. The rider disappeared near a Walmart in Alma, but local police quickly picked up the chase. Officer Bo Kimmans spotted the bike on Ash Street and tried to stop it. But just like before, the rider hit the gas and took off [Music] again. He just left me back toward 64. Watch 642. Got the radio. We're getting fast. The rider vanished again, hitting over 150 mph. Way too fast to keep eyes on, but not for long. Two troopers spotted the motorcycle flying past them on Interstate 40, clocking in at over 160 mph. Corporal Short saw the suspect take exit 3 into a nearby neighborhood with limited access. Perfect place to corner him. Troopers and county deputies flooded the area. Moments later, Trooper Rome found him tucked away in someone's driveway. Yeah, I'm taking the exit. I'm going back east on the road. He can always come back to us. I got him. I got him. Hey, get off the bike right now, dude. Get off the right. I thought a couple people back here haven't seen him. Troopers took Benjamin Ruts into custody without incident. The motorcycle was towed by Jod's wrecker service and Ruts was booked into the Crawford County Jail. He's now facing a long list of charges including reckless driving, felony fleeing, no insurance, expired tags, and speeding at a jaw-dropping 162 mph. Two stop signs ignored, and a whole lot of explaining to do. [Music]