Damn. Oh, he's got a gun. He's got a gun. I couldn't see his hand. He reached over to the other side. I told him, "I'm going to shoot you and finally." On June 14th, 2020, the Bay County Sheriff's Office spotted a vehicle matching the description of a stolen car. After confirming it was indeed stolen, deputies attempted to stop the vehicle. The driver refused to pull over, initiating a pursuit. to 31 eastbound on North Drive. Traffic go right. A trooper then took over as the primary unit and quickly caught up to the suspect, closing the gap in the pursuit. Heat. Heat. The suspect slowed down, leading the trooper to believe he was surrendering, but it was just a move to let the passenger jump out. Troopers behind quickly arrested the passenger while the driver continued fleeing and now had to be stopped. Heat. Heat. 35 The suspect lost control and crashed into the side of Brewster's ice cream. He was trapped inside the car as it caught fire, but troopers quickly acted, pulled him out, and placed him under arrest. What charges or punishment do you think he deserves for all this? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. An Illinois State Police trooper stopped to assist a stranded vehicle, thinking it was just another routine check. But as he spoke with the couple inside, they kept giving him fake names. After running their info and noticing inconsistencies, the trooper grew suspicious and called for backup. There's no reason to lie to us when we're just trying to help. The only thing I was trying to do is help. You guys could have been long down the road, probably 15, 20 minutes ago down the road if you would have just said, "Here's my ID. Here's my ID." And been done, right? It would have solved so much. But you guys have No, he's going back back and forth. It It adds Yeah. Moving forward. It's not all cops are bad, right? I've been very I have a herniated disc. I mean, I kind of just Let me go check it real quick, Brandon. [Music] During the records check, things escalated fast. Turns out the male had a nationwide felony warrant for weapons charges. As for the female, she had pending felony charges for weapon offenses, too. All right. Hey, Brandon. Hey, how you doing? All right. I'm gonna have you turn around for a minute. All right, turn. No, in cuffs. Brandon, we're not doing this. Listen to me, Brandon. I'm not. We're done. Going in cuffs. Hey, Brandon. We're done. Stop. Stop. Brandon, stop. Brandon, stop. Stop. If you don't stop, I'm adding charges to you. Charge with resistance. You're going to get extra charges. All right, Brandon. We're done. We're done. Get in. Stop. Stop resisting. What are you doing? What are you doing? Christine, stay out of the car. Protecting me. We had bear spray. Christine, please step backwards. Stop. Please. Please. Stop. It's just a Christine. Please step back. Stop. Christine, listen to me. I need you to stop. Please back up for me. I'm begging you. Back up for me. I'm begging you. As the male suspect yelled for his girlfriend to bring bear spray and save him, one officer deployed a taser, but it didn't hold. In the chaos, the suspect broke free and got his hands on a gun. Christine, get back. Oh, he's got a gun. He's got a gun. They're calling x83. Shots fired. Shots fired. Suspect. Officer shot. Come on. Come on. Go. Go back. Go back. The female subject was taken into custody without further incident and later arrested on a full extradition warrant for violating bond conditions by leaving the state of New Mexico and possessing a firearm. As officers secured the scene, the male subject was later discovered deceased inside the vehicle. On June 15th, 2021, what began as a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control. Milwaukee police spotted a stolen vehicle and attempted to approach it, but the driver immediately took off the moment he saw officers nearby, triggering a dangerous high-speed pursuit. 5769 [Applause] Street in pursuit. Gray Kia Sportage A1 2018 Kia Sportage was on 592 X-ray Union Town going to be occupied by two juveniles. We're currently southbound at 99 Street approaching good hope. Uh person's going to be for this driving and [Applause] it's Tom. I got some traffic on my side. We're going to be westbound on Good Hope from 99th Street. Road conditions are good. Traffic is light. We're currently 30 mph. We're going to be doing a Uturn and we're cutting back to go west or correction east on Goodall. From the very start, the suspect made it clear he had no intention of stopping, putting everyone on the road at serious risk with his reckless and desperate actions. Traffic is light. Going to be passing 91st Street is now incoming traffic. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Traffic is light. Getting a little bit more traffic as we're approaching 76th Street. Once again, it's going to be a great Q Sportage Wisconsin 76 disregarding the light and still [Music] eastbound. Back into all lanes of traffic and it is back into oncoming traffic. Still eastbound coming up to increasing. Still in on traffic. Traffic is uh light conditions once again. For most of the chase, the suspect was driving in the oncoming lane, weaving through traffic and making it too dangerous for the officer to follow directly. Instead, the officer waited for the suspect to merge back into the correct lane to make a safer attempt to stop him. MPH condition is good. Traffic is right. Northbound 60th Street [Applause] driver on coming back to 60th Street. Lights are finished and we're now going to be doing another U-turn on Bradley at 60th. Going back west on Bradley once again. It's going to be a gray Kia Sportage. Final line everyone in town. There's a Army sticker to my right. The suspect once again veered into oncoming traffic and this time the worst happened. Traffic is light. Road conditions good. Speeds are 60 miles an hour. Lights are off. Gray Kia Sportage 592 X-ray tower. Black male driver black. [Applause] Crash. Crash. Crash. We need medical. It's going to be a kiss lounge. Police say the 16-year-old driver of the stolen Kia died that night at Children's Wisconsin. Two 12-year-old passengers with him were seriously injured. The white Infinity they struck carried three teens who had just left a Milwaukee Bucks game. All three were seriously hurt. An analysis showed the Kia was traveling over 100 mph just 5 seconds before impact, striking at 65 mph. One of the 12-year-olds from the Kia was charged with operating a vehicle without the owner's consent as a passenger. A devastating reminder of how quickly lives can be changed forever. On July 10th, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois, officers attempted to stop a Chrysler with multiple occupants. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver refused to stop, initiating a pursuit through city streets. Last 7:34, we got a vehicle taken off from us. Uh eastbound from 71st to Poria. Last plate we ran. It's going to be a Chrysler 300. [Applause] Poria and 71st. And what's the plate? It's going to be the last plate we're in. Last plate is 742 4618. It comes back to 15 Chrysler. Okay. What's your location now? As the suspects sped through the streets, they collided with another vehicle at an intersection, causing their car to slam into a tree and flip over. Go ahead. Got it. He just crashed. We need an ambulance quick. When the driver crawled out of the overturned vehicle and saw his friend trapped underneath unconscious, he appeared shocked and overwhelmed by the gravity of what had just happened. Hey, stay in the car. Stay in the car. Damn. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Get a haircut. Get a haircut. Get sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Look at him. Sit down. Look at him, bro. Hey, look. I can't see. Get the Get me away from this. Relax. Get me away from this. Get me away, please. Get me. Jason Yansy, 23, was pronounced dead at the scene after the Chrysler he was in crashed during a police pursuit. The Cook County Medical Examiner ruled his death an accident caused by multiple injuries. Also inside the Chrysler were two men, aged 25 and 23, and a 17-year-old boy. The 25-year-old and the teen were taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center where the teen was listed in fair condition and the man in serious condition. The 23-year-old was transported to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn where his condition was later stabilized. In the other vehicle of Mitsubishi were two women aged 23 and 50. Both were taken to St. Bernard Hospital and were reported to be in good condition. On May 20th, 2023, Montgomery County police responded to a call about an unresponsive man inside a car near Rock Ledge Drive in North Bethesda, Maryland. First still in drive. Uh, see a gun gun in his on his uh lap. What? See a butt of a gun on his lap. Put your hands up. Hands up, police. Let me see your hands. Hands up, police. Let me see how the head is. Keep your hands Hands up. Keep your hand up. No. No. Okay. What's in the car? What did it drive? What did it drive? Police. Hey. Hey. Hey. Move that car. When the driver regained consciousness, he was holding a gun and refused to exit the vehicle. Anticipating a potential escape, one officer smartly placed stop sticks under the car. Moments later, the suspect fled just as expected. But with one tire already deflated, officers were right behind him as the chase [Music] began to three. Get uh 60 1D to 270 black infinity. armed with handgun rammed cruisers and his py continuing northbound 270 passing Montrosic requesting helicopter at 520 tag uh approaching As the officer caught up with the suspect, he tried to accelerate to a high speed. But what he probably didn't realize was that he was already missing a tire. That attempt at a high-speed getaway didn't last long. [Music] Crash, crash, crash. As the suspect crashed into a concrete barrier, he was ejected from the vehicle. Tragically, two patrol cars ran over him, unable to react in time. EMS responded quickly and the suspect was transported to the hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. On May 6th, 2021 in Casper, Wyoming, police initiated a traffic stop for a suspected license plate violation. Officers Andrew Lowski and Jake Bigalow approached the vehicle, unaware that this routine stop was about to take a shocking turn. Can I see your license and insurance? I don't have a license copy, but I do have license. Okay. You still have it with you? What was her name? Two M's. One M. One M. Yeah. Okay. That's what I got to ask. What's your birthday? Where you headed from? I'm coming from my house. Okay. Where you going? Uh to one of my buddy's house. Good. You got an ID on you, man? I don't. Yeah. You guys have All right. You got insurance? I'm not sure. Oh, is this your car? Yeah. Can you pull it up on your phone? Okay. Do that and I'll be right back. As one of the officers returned to the cruiser, the car's owner, sitting in the passenger seat, saw an opportunity and jumped into the driver's seat attempting to flee. But his plan quickly fell apart. Hey, come back here. What are you doing, man? Dude, do nothing. I'm getting out. Just stay here. Just stay here in the ground. Ground start back. Here's a look at what happened straight from Officer Bigalow's body cam. It captured the chaos as it unfolded in real time. That's fine. I just like you to hop out real quick for me. Okay. I'm still asking to hop out of the car though, Sean. Hey, so listen to me. Don't drive off. Don't drive off. Hey, what are we doing? Don't drive. Hey, what are you doing, man? Pull him back there. He's drive. Hey. Hey. Don't do it. Don't do it. I will. Show me your hands right now. Put your hands up. Don't you do it. Don't you. If you drive away with me, I will kill you. Hey. Hey. I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot you. Well, I will shoot you. Stop. Stop the car. I'm going to shoot you right now. Last chance. I'm going to shoot you. Sue me. I'm going to shoot you. Shoot me then. What are you doing? I'm gone. Stop the car. Apart from hitting 70 mph in the oncoming lane with Officer Bigalow still inside, the driver suddenly reached into a backpack and pulled out what looked like a gun, holding it in a pistol-like grip. It was later revealed to be a butane lighter shaped like a firearm. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. 329 shots fired. 329 shots fired. He wouldn't stop. He kept reaching. Yeah. Where's the other passenger at? No, I appreciate you doing that. We're trying to get him out of the car to start medical right now. Dude, I try I waited so long. Like I Man, I begged him to stop the car. He wouldn't stop. I was in it. I finally was like, "He's going with me." He kept reaching. He kept digging like he wouldn't let me put it in park. I was telling him, "I'm going to shoot you. I'm going to shoot you." He came around the corner like 40 mph into the back. He started reaching. He grabbed something. I don't know what it was. He grabbed. I couldn't see his hand. He reached over to the other side. I told him, "I'm going to shoot you." And finally, I just I I think I shot him like three or four times, but I didn't know what he grabbed. Like I Dude, I I was positive he was getting ready to shoot me. Yeah. Suspect later identified as 42-year-old Thomas Joseph Robber was pronounced deceased. During a search of the vehicle, officers recovered a felony amount of methamphetamine and a BB gun. The car's initial driver, who had refused to be involved, was not charged. Officer Jake Bigalow was placed on administrative leave during the investigation, but was later cleared of any wrongdoing.