[Music] In this video, you're about to see how things can go from good to downright terrible. All thanks to one suspect from Georgia. On March 3rd, 2021, he was pulled over by Georgia State Troopers, but instead of cooperating, he hit the gas and took off, kicking off a wild [Music] [Music] pursuit. [Music] [Music] Amazing. Okay. From the moment the chase began, the suspect was driving recklessly, swerving through traffic and pushing high speeds. And just minutes in, it all came to a crashing halt, literally with a major wreck that could have ended much worse. in the county and true [Music] people. 1050 1050 1050 Got one overturned. Atlanta bad rig. Bad rake in the stage. Sit down. Keep your hands where I can see. Keep your hands where I can see them. Get on the ground. Oh, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. On the ground. [Laughter] Yeah. The suspect was taken into custody after the crash and medical assistance was requested for him and others involved. After the situation calmed down, a check revealed he was wanted on multiple warrants, including for failure to appear, parole violations, and forgery. The Decal County Sheriff's Office placed a hold on him. After being cleared by medical staff, the offender was transported to Clayton County Jail, where he would face the consequences of his actions. On May 31st, 2023, Conor's police officers in Rockdale County, Georgia, spotted a Honda being driven recklessly. After running the license plate, it didn't come back registered to a Honda. Officer Bruno attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver fled. Bruno opted not to pursue, but Sergeant A. Cook, who was nearby, believed the vehicle might be stolen and made the decision to engage in the pursuit. [Music] Alert intersection rolling. [Music] Radio. Dispass intersection. Roll over. Roll over. Stop. The sergeant executed a pit maneuver, causing the suspect's vehicle to roll over multiple times before coming to a stop. But the suspect didn't give up. He bailed out and took off on foot, prompting a foot chase to begin. Stop. Stop. 56 foot I want to tell you. Stop. Stop. Roll over. 560 radio. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. After a hospital visit, 50-year-old Melvin Marquez was booked into the Rockdale County Jail on multiple charges, including felony fleeing, obstruction, driving with a suspended license, failure to maintain lane, concealing the identity of a motor vehicle, and no insurance. He was initially denied bond, but later granted a $15,200 bond on June 21st, 2023, which he was unable to pay, remaining in custody. On November 7th, 2023, Marquez accepted a plea deal and was sentenced to eight years, serving three years in a Georgia state prison, followed by 5 years on probation. He was also ordered to pay $6,850 in fines and fees. His expected release date is May 30th, 2026. When officers activate their lights and sirens, the best and really the only option is to pull over and cooperate. But this suspect had other ideas. Instead of doing the right thing, he broke the rules and decided to play his own dangerous game. Yeah, this is not definitely the best move while a trooper is walking up to your car. And for actions like these, there's always a heavy price to pay. Yeah. 10 more hours and this is Are they on our channel or are they still on PDA? PDA. Okay. Yeah. Try to keep it in sight. I was originally chasing left down 33rd traffic. Going through 33rd is light coming up to 40 on ramp. Going to move over. Let take front. I'm now car three. There's one unit in front of me. We're past the 24th. Still south on person. No traffic south. No traffic. DVR. DVR. Don't you move, mother. He's going to catch it again. After the TVI, the driver jumped out and tried to run, but a quick taser deployment brought him down. Inside the car, troopers found suspected marijuana, cocaine, pills, baggies, and a digital scale. Jones claimed the car belonged to a family member, but that didn't help. He was hit with a long list of charges, including felony fleeing, drug possession with intent to deliver, reckless driving, and driving on a suspended license. On August 26th, 2023, Trooper Joshua was on routine patrol when he spotted a Toyota SUV speeding above the posted limit. When the trooper attempted to initiate a traffic stop, the driver made a split-second decision to flee, turning a simple stop into a high-speed pursuit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] copy down. The suspect nearly lost control after jumping the median, but somehow managed to recover and pushed on with his reckless driving. At this point, it was clear this chase had to be brought to an end before anyone else got hurt. I just can't count up Jimmy Liam. [Music] 130. The suspect was all over the road, crossing medians and weaving through traffic, willing to do whatever it took to escape, no matter the cost. Turn off 13. I'm making zero right now. Got the road closed out. Can't get through. Let me see your hands. Don't move. Don't move. Get on the ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on. After a tense pursuit, the suspect was finally brought to a stop and arrested. He was taken into custody without further incident, bringing this dangerous chase to an end. This horrifying video begins with a New Mexico police officer pulling over to assist a man who appeared to have a flat tire. 66 taking care of B97. Hey. Hey, bud. Got a flat tire. You can help me. Uh, what are you needing? Just a tire. I need a ride to the store. You get me there. Okay, I can get you back to town real quick, but uh nobody's open tonight. Well, I can just That's fine. I get town. I just I come back to get the car. Okay, go ahead and go to the front of my car real quick. I'll meet you up there real quick. I I'll get Seeing that the officer was still breathing. The suspect heartlessly fired several more shots in an apparent attempt to finish what he started. After the cold-blooded attack, he stole the officer's patrol car and drove off. Miraculously, despite being shot multiple times, the officer was still alive and was in the car. After driving for about 5 minutes, the suspect pulled over on a remote road and callously dumped Officer Hair's body. Miraculously, Officer Justin Hair was found alive, but critically injured on the side of the frontage road. Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of medical personnel, he succumbed to his injuries before reaching the hospital. The suspect, 33-year-old Jeremy Smith, then crashed the stolen patrol car, stole another vehicle, and managed to evade capture for two more days. It was later discovered that 2 days prior to killing Officer Hair, Smith had kidnapped and murdered a paramedic, the same individual from whom he had stolen the BMW. Given the severity of his crimes, Smith now faces a mandatory life sentence without parole. Prosecutors may also seek the death penalty for his actions. On April 28th, 2021, a Georgia state trooper was conducting routine patrol on Interstate 185 when a silver Hyundai Elantre flew past at 108 in a 70 mph zone. The trooper immediately flipped around in the median and hit the lights and sirens. But the driver had no plans of pulling over. He kept going, still pushing over 100 mph. This traffic stop just turned into a high-speed pursuit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We had southbound in the 43 vehicle roll over Started 1052. Vehicle is upside down. You better get on the ground. And just because he didn't want to deal with a speeding ticket, he ended up like this. Sit take a seat on the ground. I I don't want you passing out on me or nothing. Okay. I got an ambulance on the way. Get down on the ground. Sit down, please. Oh my god. Now, why was you driving at 108, man? Put your hands behind your back. Huh? I don't know. Why didn't you stop? I wasn't driving. Who was driving? Behind me? Crazy, man. No, I was. I weren't driving. So, why' they say you were driving? They didn't. Ain't nobody said I was driving. What the hell is you talking about? You just seen me got out the passenger side, man. Everybody came. I don't even know how to drive. I don't even know how to drive. Well, you going to sit right here till we find out. You just ran us off the road. Yeah, I did. Yeah, I did. I'm saying I'm bleed from sir. You got I got an ambulance on the way. I'm saying though that really bro you just ran off like So which Hold on. Which one was driving? No, I wasn't driving. Were you driving? Both y'all were driving. Y'all are getting all the charges. That's cool. No charges. Oh, please. Everyone. Are y'all okay? They were transported to the hospital for evaluation, then straight to jail, bringing this dangerous chase to an end. On October 2nd, 2022, just after 1:00 a.m., a trooper was running stationary speed enforcement when a vehicle came flying over the hill, clocked at 112 in a 70 mph zone. The trooper pulled out and activated lights and sirens, but the driver gave no sign of stopping. No brake lights, no hesitation, just an immediate attempt to flee. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 23 45 South Lake. [Music] To bring the chase to an end, the trooper performed a pit maneuver, striking the passenger side of the suspect's vehicle. The car spun out and came to an uncontrolled stop in the intersection. But the suspect wasn't done. He immediately jumped out and ran. A foot chase followed, heading down the northbound off-ramp and into the woods. The trooper stayed close, eventually drawing his taser and ordering the suspect to surrender. The suspect was safely taken to the ground and handcuffed without further incident. But when they returned to the crash site, something was off. The suspect's vehicle wasn't there anymore. On June 23rd, 2022, Arkansas State Troopers joined in the pursuit of suspects involved in a robbery. When one of the suspects was located, he took off recklessly, showing zero regard for the safety of other drivers on the road. [Music] Get out of my way, Dylan. Golly, let me up there. In the lead, I'm calling. Outbound on Spring [Music] Street. He's using both sides of the red hot springs. [Music] One trooper managed to bring the suspect to a stop, causing his vehicle to crash and roll over. But the chaos didn't end there. The suspect jumped out and took off on foot. Multiple troopers gave chase and quickly caught up, arresting him and taking him into custody. On August 21st, 2022, Trooper Frederick Williams was on patrol when he noticed a red SUV speeding. He quickly caught up and initiated a traffic stop. The driver pulled over. But just as Trooper Williams stepped out of his cruiser, the suspect hit the gas, taking off and turning a routine stop into a full-blown pursuit. Turn your car off. I told him to turn the car off. He's just going to try to leave. After fleeing the stop, the driver made a bold move, veering off the road and taking Trooper Williams on an off-road chase. Kicking up dust and dodging trees, the suspect showed he was willing to do whatever it took to get away. Oh, you know Stay right here. The off-road escape didn't last long. The driver crashed straight into a tree and came to a sudden stop. When Trooper Williams caught up, the suspect was still inside the vehicle. Without hesitation, the trooper got out, issued commands, and safely placed the driver under arrest. Step out of the car, ma'am. Step out of the car now. Show me your hand. Show me your hands. Step out. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands up. What are you? I don't know. The woman wasn't alone in this wild ride. Her boyfriend was also along for the chase. After the crash, he fled into the nearby woods. However, his escape didn't last long. Authorities tracked him down and he was arrested a few days later.