You have another standing on the group. In Miami, Florida on March 29th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spots a silver BMW flying northbound on the I95 Express Lanes. The drivers weaving through traffic, ignoring commands to pull over and putting lives at risk. With the danger growing, the chase pushes into Broward County, where more FHP units jump in to help. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] 95. Pull over right now. BMW, pull over right now. [Music] As the chase intensified, the suspect kept weaving through lanes, squeezing between vehicles and creating a dangerous situation for everyone on the road. Troopers had no clear shot for a pit maneuver. Too many cars, too much risk. [Music] Going to be November [Music] golf speed down. Traffic heavy. [Music] [Music] Yeah. [Music] We really don't see chases like this every day. Just think how many lives did she put at risk trying to escape. It's unreal. This was absolute disregard for everyone's safety on that road. [Music] 104 94 miles an hour. We got a pit. We got a P. We got a P. executing a pit maneuver despite surrounding traffic. It caused the suspect to crash into another vehicle, but thankfully no one was injured. What do you think? Was that the right call? The driver identified as Jqualene Maxon was charged with reckless driving, fleeing and eluding, and resisting without violence. She was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center with a bond set at $8,150. On October 4th, 2023, Jupiter police responded to a terrifying 9/11 call from Jupiter Pediatric Associates. A man with a large knife had attacked 65-year-old Dr. Philip Coleso, stabbing him at least five times before fleeing. The suspect, 28-year-old Nicholas Davidesco, had reportedly been targeting the doctor, even sending bizarre and incoherent messages beforehand. After the brutal attack, Partesco fled in a white Lexus, triggering a high-speed chase that crossed into Indian River County. [Music] He's going down. [Music] Dispatch has been located. [Music] Vehicle just struck my vehicle. The suspect hit speeds of 120 mph, quickly gaining distance from deputies on the ground. But thanks to real-time updates from a helicopter overhead, deputies stayed hot on his tail, tracking his every move from the sky. [Music] Middle lane. [Music] All right, guys. My radio now. I have eyes outside lane passing the 151. He's in the outside lane. 151 North 956 back into the outside lane now. He is uh slowing down significantly. He's in the shoulder still northbound passing the 150. Looks like [Music] three. Traffic's coming to a stop up here. He's about to pull down slowing down. With help from the helicopter overhead, deputies were able to close the gap and get back on the suspect's tail. [Music] Dispatch has been [Music] coming on the left. Continue past the bridge I still believe he just tried to get six. He contined. on the outside lane. Deputies successfully deployed stop sticks, taking out one of the suspect's tires. With the vehicle now damaged, the odds of ending this dangerous pursuit just shifted in law enforcement's favor. I'm getting ahead. I'm getting ahead. He's going to get stuck. He's in the water. He's might make it through, guys. southbound on the outside shoulder 95 southbound. We have another pit. Stand by. 1033. Please get out of the car now. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Stay on the ground now. Don't you [ __ ] move. You understand? Don't you [ __ ] move. Don't move. Look away from me. Look away from me now. Don't you [ __ ] move or you will be shot. You understand? During his arrest, Parchesco begged officers not to shoot him. Once detained and placed in the back of the patrol car, he began making bizarre claims, insisting he had been kidnapped and feared for his life. He was charged with fleeing and eluding police and remains under investigation for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. On March 14th, 2024, Deputy Brady attempted to stop a silver Mercedes-Benz SUV with a Florida tag that was registered to a green Nissan. The vehicle was flagged because the registered owner's license was suspended. After confirming the tag mismatch through multiple databases, Deputy Brady activated lights and sirens. The driver, later identified as Nafertiti Dudes, turned north on 49th Avenue and began fleeing. Vehicle fleeing. We're going to be north on 49th A. [Music] 41st. Just ran a stop. Stop sign. [Music] 42nd. 47th a southbound back to 41st. [Music] [Music] As the suspect turned at the intersection and with the road clear, the deputy took the opportunity to execute a pit maneuver, successfully spinning the vehicle and bringing it to a stop. Heat. Heat. [Music] The suspect continued tearing through business yards and ditches. The pursuit came to an end when the vehicle got stuck in a ditch. Check it out. Get your hands off the window. I got it. She was taken into custody without further incident. A background check revealed her license was not only invalid, but had been suspended multiple times with at least 14 prior DWLS convictions and two habitual traffic offender designations. She was charged with fleeing and eluding a law enforcement officer with disregard for safety and driving while license suspended or revoked as a habitual traffic offender. On December 17th, 2023, the driver of a gray Dodge Charger turned a simple traffic stop into a reckless high-speed pursuit after being spotted racing through a red light and driving over 140 mph in a 55 zone. When the trooper activated lights and sirens, the charger sped up even [Music] [Music] more. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] Eastbound. [Music] The suspect was driving so fast and reckless that even with the trooper pushing his patrol car to the limit, he struggled to get close. But traffic eventually worked in trooper's favor, forcing the suspect to slow down just enough for him to catch up. very early. [Music] [Music] Please try [Music] With the trooper now locked onto the suspect's tail, it was only a matter of time. One small mistake and just seconds later, it happened. [Music] The trooper exited his patrol car with his service weapon drawn as the passenger fled on foot. The driver, Jallen Camaya Davis, also ran, jumping fences and hiding in a backyard. Officer Sanchez with Palm Beach Gardens PD located Davis hiding in bushes. Davis was carrying the car keys and admitted the Dodge Charger was his. He was taken into custody and booked into Palm Beach County Jail for burglary, fleeing and eluding, hit and run, no driver's license, DWLS, and reckless driving. On February 1st, 2024, trooper was dispatched to assist the Breard County Sheriff's Office, who were actively pursuing a stolen vehicle heading southbound on Babcock Road. The Felsmere Police Department took over the pursuit and continued following the fleeing vehicle south on Babcock Road. 11:06, he's going to be south on Broadway from 512. South probably live ahead 643. I can't do it here. 4 643. I'm coming up 1295 now. for still southbound on Broadway coming up to Timar just [Music] Louisiana. We're going eastbound on 89th Street approaching South Pine Street. know he's about east and I I can't do a fit here. The driver later identified as Eric Denell Kelly took troopers on a wild off-road chase despite having two deflated tires. At this point, things were clearly going downhill fast for Eric. All right, block 130th. We're going to a dead end on 89th Street. Going westbound. Correction eastbound from 130th to 99th Street. South. [Music] I'm right behind you, Miss. We're going east on 89th Street. 118 K3 [Music] going back southbound back southbound. All right, I'll take over the radio. Everybody else stops at 130 south. We're coming back to you guys. Westbound coming up to 130 here shortly. came up on 130. Set up the SC 13 now. Standby. Crash. Crashing 130. As the fleeing car approached Willow, it tried to make a right turn but ran off the road. That's when the trooper performed a pit, trapping the vehicle on the shoulder and bringing it to a stop. A felony traffic stop followed and the driver identified as Eric Denell Kelly was taken into custody. Kelly admitted he didn't have a valid license and was transported to the IRC jail for processing. On January 28th, 2024, Trooper Peters clocked a gray Dodge Challenger going 77 in a 50 mph zone on State Road 50 in Brooksville. When the trooper initiated the stop, the driver pulled over just for a moment, then took off at a high rate of speed. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly escalated into a full-blown pursuit. Dodge Challenger almost [Music] stop 136 mph coming up towards just west of Lakeway Power 131. I need another ball. The suspect pushed the Dodge Challenger to over 140 mph, leaving troopers in the dust. But further down the highway, he slowed just enough, giving troopers the chance to close the gap and get back in the fight. [Music] [Music] Passing red blood lane coming up towards the truck now. Passing red blood towards 125 medium single 12 whiskey. Single 12 whiskey hit single. We're going back. We're going back. We're back. Westbound. Back eastbound. Back eastbound. Once taken into custody, the driver was identified as 28-year-old Brandon Cory Johnson, who had never possessed a valid driver's license and was wanted for violating probation on a battery charge. Two minors were also inside the vehicle, prompting child abuse investigations. But what really sealed the case was the search. Over 19 grams of cocaine, marijuana, and a digital scale hidden in the car and even a child's backpack. Johnson was booked at the Hernando County Detention Center without further incident.