[Applause] On December 7th, 2024, the Florida Highway patrol, Orange County Sheriff's Office, and Orlando Police Department launched a joint operation targeting illegal street takeovers. A call for service reported multiple vehicles involved as FHP units moved in and blocked the exits. Trooper Riley spotted a white Honda blacked out with no headlights driving on the sidewalk in an attempt to evade marked patrol cars. is working out. [Music] I'll let you know the way out. [Applause] The suspect managed to recover from the pit maneuver and kept going, driving recklessly down the road. [Music] Super heat. [Music] The driver, Elias Bergos, learned the hard way not to mess with the Florida Highway Patrol. Elias, who was also the registered owner of the Honda, was arrested and placed in handcuffs. Orange County Fire Rescue responded to check on Elias and his female passenger. Fortunately, both were cleared of any serious injuries. Elias was charged with fleeing to elude and cited for participating in the street takeover event. He was then transported to the Orange County Jail without further incident. On November 6th, 2024, while conducting speed enforcement on Interstate 675, a trooper spotted a motorcycle flying down the highway. The LIR clocked it at 94 in a 65 mph zone. The trooper pulled out and activated emergency lights, but instead of stopping, the rider hit the throttle and took off, kicking off a high-speed pursuit. [Music] 685 South [Music] passing me. We don't pass that blackmail jacket. the pursuit continued southbound on I 675 with the motorcycle hitting speeds over 120 in a 65 mph zone. The rider drove recklessly, swerving between vehicles using the shoulder and showing an extreme disregard for public safety. Going through the Walmart parking lot. All right, we're in the big locks. We are going through a BP 9850 camera park I believe. I got him. Just two. Just two. Be about two. Push. Push. Okay. deploy only. A trooper deployed a departmentississued taser which was effective causing the suspect's body to lock up and drop to the ground. Deputies moved in and took him into custody without further incident. The suspect identified as Antonio Doppson was found with 18 g of marijuana and a firearm in his jacket pocket. While Doppson had a valid driver's license, he did not have a motorcycle endorsement. The bike's registration was cancelled and there was no valid insurance. On January 2nd, 2023, an Arkansas man stole a Domino's delivery vehicle, prompting troopers to be dispatched to locate it. About 10 minutes later, Trooper Richard spotted the stolen car. He positioned himself behind the vehicle and activated his lights and sirens. But as expected, the driver refused to stop and a pursuit was on. Heat. Heat. The trooper executed a pit maneuver and sent the stolen Domino's vehicle off the road. But somehow the suspect managed to recover and kept going. Then as another trooper moved in to strike the suspect's vehicle, things quickly turned upside down. Literally. Hands up. Hands up. Your hands. Do it now. [Music] Hold [Music] her. The driver and the passenger were arrested and taken into custody, bringing the wild pursuit to an end. And while the trooper completely wrecked that patrol car in the process, he still got the job done. On July 4th, 2024, trooper spotted a green Dodge Charger traveling westbound on I 630 near the Battery Street overpass. The vehicle had bright aftermarket lights installed where the factory marker lights should have been. As traffic moved along, the Charger stayed behind the patrol car, slowing down every time the trooper did, raising immediate suspicion. To see what the driver would do, the trooper pulled over to the shoulder. That's when the charger sped up, revealing an expired temporary Arkansas tag that had worn down so badly it was unreadable. The trooper activated lights and sirens to initiate a stop, but the driver hit the gas [Music] instead. Heat. Heat. The suspect hit an enormous high rate of speed, so fast it pushed the trooper's patrol car to the limit. A tire blowout that forced the trooper out of the chase. Trooper Gabriel was forced to drop out of the pursuit after the tire blowout, and that's when Trooper Tyler Riyals took over as the primary unit. The Dodge driver didn't back off. In fact, he turned off his headlights, making the chase even more dangerous as he continued to flee at high speeds through the dark. Heat. Heat. [Music] There's nothing. [Music] The suspect was driving so recklessly that another trooper had to join the pursuit. That's when trooper Hunter took over as the primary unit. 1700 speed 74 traffic. As soon as Trooper Hunter took over the pursuit, he crashed into another vehicle. Yet, the suspect still kept going. But after all the chaos, Trooper Anthony stepped up and managed to bring the Dodge to a stop shortly after the crash. The driver and passengers were arrested and taken into custody. Now, the big question is, what do you think the driver of the Dodge should be punished with? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Around 10:40 p.m., the Bullet County Sheriff's Office in Kentucky contacted the Indiana State Police Regional Dispatch Center, requesting assistance in locating two armed robbery suspects believed to be driving a stolen Ford F-150. According to updates, the suspects were headed toward Henryville, Indiana. Just minutes later, Scottsburg police and Scott County deputies spotted the stolen Ford in a Wendy's parking lot. As soon as the suspects saw law enforcement, they attempted to flee. Single 100. Signal 100. Call Jefferson County. [Music] Still east down on 56. speed 95. As the suspects continued fleeing down State Road 56, they were weaving between lanes every so often, making the situation even more dangerous. At those speeds, with that kind of unpredictable movement, one wrong move could have led to a serious crash. I'm at the very end. [Music] Go ahead county. [Music] You clear all you [Music] just information for sick [Music] person north of 256. [Music] entering Jeff entering Jefferson County. Entering Jefferson County. For some reason, the trooper held off on performing a TVI despite knowing how badly the suspects were wanted and with the road being mostly clear the entire time. But after another 10 minutes into the pursuit and with backup finally behind him, the trooper made the call and decided to go for it. [Music] Northbound approaching 600 south. There's lights up ahead of us. Northbound approaching 600 [Music] South 600 South. 600 [Music] [Applause] South 50 1050 [Applause] 1050 1050 1050 I see hands up [Music] We see your hands. The driver, 45-year-old Daniel York, attempted to run from the crash scene, but was quickly caught and taken into custody by Austin police. The passenger, 62-year-old Everick Klein, was taken into custody without incident. Both men were medically evaluated and then lodged in the Jefferson County Jail. In addition to being wanted for their alleged involvement in an armed robbery and vehicle theft in Bullet County, Kentucky, both were also wanted on outstanding warrants. Daniel York now faces several new charges, including resisting law enforcement, possession of stolen property, possession of a stolen vehicle, reckless driving, operating while intoxicated, and multiple warrants. While Everick Klein faces charges for possession of stolen property, possession of a stolen vehicle along with his outstanding warrant. This trooper was out on patrol when out of nowhere a motorcyclist on a dirt bike came from the opposite direction doing wheelies right down the road. The trooper quickly attempted to stop him, but the rider had other plans. He refused to pull over and decided to take troopers on a chase instead. You know, we're getting Yeah. The motorcyclist kept gesturing with his hand like he had no idea why he was being chased, acting clueless, as if he wasn't just doing wheelies right in front of the trooper minutes earlier. Got a motor speed. [Music] There you go. Go go go go go. Going back towards 30 west. The motorcyclist basically drove over everything you can possibly imagine. Then he took it a step further, fleeing through a park where troopers couldn't follow with their patrol cars. He disappeared out of sight and despite a search of the area for the next few minutes, the motorcyclist was nowhere to be found. The pursuit was ultimately terminated. On March 18th, 2025, a trooper spotted a gray Infiniti Q50 turning onto Main Street from I40 eastbound. As the vehicle headed north on Main Street, it became clear neither of its tail lights were working. Moments earlier, Officer Looper had reported that a silver passenger car with no tail lights had fled from her after she observed suspects attempting to break into vehicles. The trooper turned around, got behind the vehicle, and activated blue lights to initiate a traffic stop. But instead of pulling over, the Infiniti took off. 21. We're going to be northbound. JFK passing J speed 68. No [Music] traffic. Adam 21 turning westbound on High Street. Speed 320. No traffic. Turning northbound on Locust. Speed exceeding 30. Crossing M Avenue going north. No traffic. Slow down. During the pursuit, the suspects blew through red lights and ignored stop signs, showing zero regard for public safety, possibly stacking even more charges on top of what they were already facing. set up speed 65. [Music] Awesome. After circling around the area, the suspects made a desperate move, driving off the road and diving into the woods, hoping to use the cover to evade the troopers chasing them. No power. Give me a I think I'm getting out of the car. After fleeing into the woods, officers began a coordinated search and quickly located two suspects. Herman Hill was found near Rock Street by officer Cooper and Officer Tyler. The second suspect, Antravian King, was located using a drone operated by NLRPD's drone operator Concaid. King attempted to run again, but was caught and taken into custody by officer Hamilton.