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Preston, Washington. On May 7th, 2025, police observed a 21-year-old driver operating a Honda sedan improperly merging onto the highway. Instead of stopping as instructed, the individual failed to comply, accelerated to flee, repeatedly weaving through traffic, and ignoring commands. On the right shoulder, they got out of the pit but we're stopped just east of exit 18. They're taking off again. Exiting the highway at about 70 mph. Getting back on that eastbound 90. Going to try for a pit again. He's just throwing out of this window. And there's another car here. It's an Infiniti. Looks like they're together. Get out the car. Face away from me. Get out the [ __ ] CAR. FACE AWAY FROM ME. GET OUT OF THE CAR! GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car right now. The male driver looks Hispanic, light skin, black hair, with a red and white jacket. And there's two vehicles now on this side. Infiniti right in front of me trying to assist pursuit. We're at about 100 mph. The fleeing vehicle is a gray one. Exiting the highway at exit 18 from the highway. When I originally stopped them. He yelled out the window that he has a kid and he's losing control. We're on the off-ramp. He's lost control, facing the wrong way. 511 Seattle, they're ramming the patrol cars and he's going wrong way back westbound and eastbound lanes. He just rammed my patrol car. Officers continued to intervene, and although the vehicle briefly came to a stop, it kept attempting to flee. Moments later, the car lost control, spun around, then veered into a roadside ditch, and came to a stop. Easy, easy. It's spinning out. Now it's facing the right way. It's in the ditch. Go, go, go. PUT YOUR HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! GET ON THE GROUND! Get on the ground! Pass to do a signal 10-4. He's checking them out right now. What's the deal? What? With the with him? The driver was taken into custody. A woman and a young girl were inside the vehicle and were unharmed. A related Infiniti was also stopped. The Honda driver faces charges of felony fleeing, endangering others, obstruction, and driving under the influence. The Infiniti driver faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, and obstruction. Both were transported to the King County Jail. Why didn't you tell them to pull over? Pine County, Minnesota. On March 15th, 2022, police observed Aaron Elias Davis operating a vehicle showing signs of intoxication and initiated a traffic stop. The driver did not comply and instead accelerated and fled. 174 red. Okay, silver car pit. That's a silver Impala. You're having a semi and then another car or two behind the semi coming, and then we'll be right there. Looks like they're on Sekonk Road. Westbound Sekonk Road. Westbound Sekonk Road. Tires appear to be going flat. Attempt to pit. Attempt to pit. They're on a 30 now. Copy, they're on a 30. Approaching Brunswick. Copy, Brunswick. >> At the opportune moment, officers repeatedly applied the PIT maneuver, but the vehicle continued moving. Shortly after, coordinated units closed in, the vehicle collided with a patrol car and continued attempting to flee, but was quickly blocked in from the front. Central contact. Turn on the Gator middle lane road. Car is fire on top. Davis was taken into custody. The individual was convicted of fleeing by vehicle and driving while intoxicated, with other charges dismissed as part of a plea agreement. The driver was operating the vehicle with a revoked license, endangering others, and had an outstanding warrant. Davis was sentenced to a suspended prison term with jail time, probation, and required to pay a total fine of $5,944.58. Flagler County, Florida. On March 15th, 2024, officers received a report that Cora Rice Hill, 24 years old, was involved in an assault on a woman at a gas station in Palm Coast. Upon noticing the police, the suspect immediately got into a silver Chevrolet and left the area, running red lights and weaving through traffic. When conditions allowed, units coordinated to execute a PIT maneuver, but the vehicle continued fleeing. Shortly after, the vehicle lost control, went onto the shoulder, and came to a stop. Get the [ __ ] out the car! Get out THE CAR! HANDS UP! >> HANDS UP, YEAH! GET OUT THE CAR! HANDS UP! HANDS UP! PUT your hands on your head! START WALKING BACK TOWARDS US! Hill was taken into custody and arrested, and faces multiple charges across different jurisdictions, including false imprisonment and fleeing from law enforcement. Monroe County, Wisconsin. On January 17th, 2025, an officer observed Tyler, 24 years old, operating a Hyundai Elantra with a brake light violation. Upon noticing the signal to stop, the driver drove away, ran red lights, operated the vehicle recklessly, and the license plate did not match the vehicle. >> [music] [music] >> Units made multiple attempts to execute PIT maneuvers, but were unsuccessful, and a subsequent intervention caused the vehicle to rotate sideways, leave the roadway, and come to a stop in front of a post office. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Good boy. You can move, you're going to get hurt. [screaming] You understand me? Yes, sir. Dumb as [ __ ] Tyler fled, but was quickly apprehended, then received a medical evaluation, and was transported to the Monroe County Jail. Authorities discovered items related to drugs and substances containing tetrahydrocannabinol in the vehicle. The individual faced charges of fleeing, endangerment, and driving under the influence, and was sentenced to 4 years in prison, 4 years of probation, a 6-month license suspension, and a fine of $826. Marion County, Florida. On May 27th, 2025, a deputy observed Danielle, 27 years old, operating a black SUV at 80 mph in a 55 mph zone. When signaled to stop, the driver accelerated away, repeatedly weaving through traffic, running red lights, cutting off other vehicles, and even driving onto the shoulder to pass. All right, it's a white female, white shirt. This is I keep trying to take it to 98. She's almost bottomed out. She's there. Break on my car. Good boy. I'm clocking her at 3194 mph. No, not yet. Not yet. I'm going to do a slow eastbound. And officer, running a red light. Speed 70 through the construction. Running a red light through Avenue N, 5507. Left lane, going right. 211. Left lane, going right. 311 at the 100 block. 10-31 over the radio. Law enforcement executed a PIT maneuver, but the vehicle continued fleeing. Shortly after, the vehicle lost control, collided with a parked vehicle, and was forced to stop. 10-54 11. 8200 block. 10-31 10-33. Station 9. Stop! Stop! Go around. On the ground. Yeah, hold on. Hold on. I got it. Is it that car she was in? Yeah. Yep. I got that car. The woman was quickly taken into custody. During the investigation, she stated that she was experiencing mental health issues, living in the vehicle, and panicked when pursued. After medical evaluation, the individual was charged with fleeing, causing damage, and transported to the Marion County Jail. Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. On August 16th, 2024, authorities received a report that John showed signs of using an unidentified substance after operating a vehicle. Officers then observed him driving in an unstable condition and signaled him to stop. However, he failed to comply and accelerated to flee. 12 South on B. Speed is 51. Hearing cell phone on B. Speed is 55 miles per hour. He gave me a hand signal out the window, confirming the visual of our person. 46 is 10-11. The second in line, you guys can take over pursuit. I'm going to end it up. We're lucky we're East 98 Adam. He's by me, Adam. 40. 46 is lucky we're in pursuit again, and we are coming up to 35. 4557 North 107. Switching on emergency lights. 11 Ozaukee, that's lucky we're in pursuit. Emergency lights are on. 46 is lucky we're in pursuit. Spike strips deployed. Out of the county. We'll pick it up when we pick it back up. He's off to get the spike strips. He's going to go around. I'm notified the suspect hit the spikes. He's going to have to be heading in this direction. We're going to be picking up 3657. RR speed is 50. About 80 miles per hour. The truck is apparently going around it. Lucky we're going to be picking up 3657. 41 Ozaukee, picking up the smoking. Copy the vehicle smoking. Successful spike strips. Copy 51. 4557 from East East bound. 44 Adam. 80 miles per hour 50 50. Copy 51 57 from East East bound. 30 miles per hour. Vehicle off the tires, causing a In the midst of the pursuit, the vehicle suddenly experienced a malfunction with a wheel detaching, causing it to become unstable and forcing it to come to a stop. Direction spinning in the median. We got him in custody. You're done. John exited the vehicle and fled on foot, but was quickly taken into custody. The individual was convicted of fleeing and endangering others, and was sentenced to 2 years in prison and 2 years of probation. Glendale. On March 12th, 2024, a captain observed Javier operating a Honda Accord reported stolen and requested assistance. Upon noticing the emergency signal, the driver accelerated away, traveling at high speed, repeatedly changing lanes and weaving through traffic. I don't know that he'll even be able to pull over here with the uh Yeah. Uh we're continuing at 55 miles per hour northbound on I-43. He's not speeding up. He's just maintaining 55 miles per hour. Continuing northbound on I-43, 50 miles per hour. Light uh medium traffic. He's signaling to get in the left lane again. I'm going to turn right behind you. We're approaching Brown Deer. His speed now 57. 65. He is taking off now in pursuit. Negative spikes. Negative spikes. >> [music] >> All right. Continuing northbound on I-43. We're passing Brown Deer. Negative getting off at Brown Deer. [music] Coming up to medium traffic. Red light coming up to the Brown Deer. Through the construction area. Losing it. Losing it. He's maintaining a decent corrected. Coming up to heavy traffic at the off ramp. 84 call this. Pull over! He's at Brown Deer. Through the construction area. Losing it. Losing it. He's maintaining a What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Heavy traffic at the off ramp. Despite spike strips deflating the front passenger side tire, the vehicle continued moving, nearly colliding with civilian vehicles and heading into a construction zone. >> [music] >> While taking a turn, the car became unstable, slid off the roadway, and then became stuck in a muddy area. Down in the ledge. He's going to be stuck. Flat front tire. We're in the construction zone. There's nobody where we're at, and it looks like he's going to have to drive potentially off off the Ranger ledge here. Subject landed in THE DITCH. GLENDALE, PLEASE STOP RUNNING! [screaming] BACK ON THE FREEWAY. UH LIGHT shoes 46. 50 changed to he's heading back to the freeway. STOP RUNNING! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK! HE'S SPEEDING UP ON THE FREEWAY. I'll take 50 if you got him. The driver fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. Javier admitted to carrying syringes and was convicted of fleeing and endangering public safety, receiving a sentence of 5 and 1/2 years in prison, 4 years of probation, 50 hours of community service, and a fine of $1,036. How old are you, man? Shawano County on December 8th, 2024, a deputy observed Brandon operating a black sedan with unusual acceleration. Upon noticing the signal to stop, the suspect accelerated and fled, repeatedly passing vehicles, changing direction, and failing to obey stop signs. Copy 106. Highway 151 passing now. Shawano. Black PT Cruiser. Copy northbound on May. >> Brendan crossed a dead end road, drove through a private driveway and backyard, went over a ditch, then returned to the main road and continued passing vehicles in restricted areas. Despite multiple attempts by officers to intervene, the vehicle evaded them, then suddenly came to a stop at a highway exit and surrendered. The individual was convicted of fleeing or eluding law enforcement, endangering public safety, bail jumping, and failing to stop at a stop sign, receiving a sentence of 4 years in prison, 6 years of probation, a 6-month driver's license revocation, and a fine of $3,885. Alpharetta, Georgia. On February 4th, 2025, deputies received a report that two suspects in a white Chevy van had attempted to steal an ATM, but were unsuccessful. The following day, while returning to check the area, a deputy spotted the same vehicle behind a bank. As soon as officers approached, the vehicle immediately accelerated away and traveled at high speed across multiple roads. During the escape, the van produced a thick trail of smoke behind it, forcing patrol units to maintain a safe distance. While taking a turn, the vehicle lost control and overturned. Officers quickly closed in and subdued the two suspects, who were then medically evaluated and taken into custody. Both were charged with burglary, fleeing to evade law enforcement, obstruction of an officer, property Georgia. On January 4th, 2024, units received fragmented radio signals regarding a suspicious vehicle. As soon as they approached, the vehicle suddenly accelerated and fled, repeatedly passing cars and weaving through heavy traffic, crossing lanes, even traveling in the opposite direction, and crossing double lines multiple times. >> During the high-speed escape, the vehicle lost control, collided with an oncoming vehicle, and began to smoke. The suspect was quickly subdued. Authorities handled the situation in accordance with procedure. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. On February 28th, 2023, an officer received a report of a Ford stolen from Iowa City appearing near a Marcus movie theater. When approached and signaled to stop, the vehicle immediately accelerated and fled, driving recklessly and traveling across multiple roadways. During the high-speed attempt to flee, the vehicle lost control and crashed into a roadside pole. The driver was taken into custody and transported for medical evaluation, and the passenger was determined to be uninvolved and was released. A search of the vehicle resulted in the recovery of a handgun. The individual faces charges related to unauthorized use of a vehicle, carrying a concealed weapon, endangering others, and violation of bond conditions. On March 21st, 2023, a sheriff's deputy observed Aaron LeMay operating a black SUV with an invalid license plate. Upon the signal to stop, the driver immediately fled, repeatedly occupying lanes and making reckless passes. One passenger exited the vehicle and cooperated, while LeMay continued to evade. Driver, hey, show me your hands. Put your hands up. Driver, turn off the car. Put the keys out the window. 60, vehicle's taking off. Passenger's out of the car. He's compliant, standing on the side of the road. Pale white, black sweatshirt, black jeans. He's going to be 26, just north of the Neenah men. Vehicle's taking off, going north on 60. Good spike, good spike. Possibly all four. 26 north. 60, 26 north. Speeds are 90. 60, 10-minute 26 north coming up to Tri-County here. Speeds are 90. These wheels are right side tires. 60, speeds are down to 80. And then the vehicle is going to go here. Driver's white, sweatshirt white. 60, 10-minute 60 north 55 state of Winnebago if you can. 60, 30 north Battle of Winnebago 290. Speeds are down to 60. 10-minute 55 30. 60, 45 negative on spikes. We'll stay AT 26 NORTH UP TO C TRAILS. FIRST STOP AT 12. FRONT PLATE, NO VEHICLE associated with the 28 that's on the vehicle. 60 just lost his right front tire. Speeds are 90. >> Suspect was taken into custody at the scene. An initial search indicated the individual was carrying a large amount of cash, approximately $10,000, along with suspicious items. The case was handled by police according to procedure. Milwaukee, on April 26th, 2022, officers observed a Chevrolet pickup truck matching the description of a vehicle involved in a homicide case. Upon the request to stop, the driver immediately accelerated and fled, repeatedly changing lanes without signaling and weaving through heavy traffic. During the movement, the pickup truck began to experience issues as the tires gradually failed, causing the vehicle to lose control at high speed, and it was forced to slow down and come to a stop. >> [screaming] >> The suspects were taken into custody at the scene. The 19-year-old driver was arrested. The individual faces multiple serious charges, including fleeing after a crash, endangering others, resisting law enforcement, and possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute. Clark County, Wisconsin, on February 16th, 2024, law enforcement observed Joshua operating a BMW at 80 mph in a 55 mph zone. When signaled to stop, the driver immediately accelerated and fled, repeatedly turning the headlights on and off and driving recklessly on wet road conditions. Units maintained close pursuit under controlled conditions. The suspect then entered a curve at high speed, lost control, went into a ditch, and came to a stop. Joshua was taken into custody and arrested, transported for medical evaluation, and then taken to the Clark County Jail. The individual faces charges related to endangering others and driving under the influence of alcohol was sentenced to 65 days in jail, 5 years of probation, fined more than $2,300, had the driver's license revoked for 24 months, and was required to install an ignition interlock device. Atlanta, Georgia, on February 12th, 2022, authorities observed Bakari A. Brynie operating a Honda CBR1000RR motorcycle at high speed and signaled for him to stop. The suspect immediately accelerated and fled, weaving between vehicles. >> [music] >> Units continued to follow while maintaining a safe distance. At the intersection of Rock Springs Road and Panola Road, the vehicle was surrounded by patrol units and forced to stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. The individual was taken into custody at the scene. The vehicle was found to have a suspended registration and no insurance. He faces charges including speeding, fleeing, reckless driving, improper lane changes, no insurance, and operating a vehicle with a suspended registration and was transported to the Fulton County Jail. Phelps County police received a report that Jason Johnson, a patient exhibiting paranoid and aggressive behavior who had assaulted medical staff, had stolen an ambulance. When discovered, the suspect accelerated and fled, operating the vehicle at more than 80 mph and repeatedly changing lanes. 2501, I'll stop chasing it. I'm going to be following the vehicle and it's feeling it too. >> [screaming] >> Authorities deployed spike strips causing the right side tires to deflate one after another, but the vehicle continued to flee. Moments later, the vehicle lost control at high speed and was forced to slow down and come to a stop. Copy. You got less lethal? Hands up, bud. Walk to me. Walk to me. Walk to me. Walk to me, bud. I know I know it's a lot. Come to me. Come to me. We just want to get this figured out. Come to me. Hands up. Hands on your head. It's okay. Hey, come to me. Hands on your head. Don't move. The suspect was quickly taken into custody. The individual was then medically evaluated due to a reported wrist injury and an ambulance responded to the scene to assist. The incident was handled by police according to regulations. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. On February 7th, 2023, law enforcement observed a vehicle traveling at 67 mph in a 45 mph zone. Instead of complying with the signal to stop, the driver did not comply and accelerated away, driving recklessly through multiple roadways. Upon reaching Lannon Road, the vehicle suddenly came to a stop and two suspects exited and fled on foot. Units immediately pursued and quickly took both individuals into custody. Verification showed the vehicle had been stolen from Milwaukee. The driver faces charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, fleeing, and violation of probation. The passenger faces charges of unauthorized use of a vehicle, resisting, and violation of probation. Both Muscogee County, Georgia. On October 25th, 2022, police observed Andrew James Simon operating a white sedan at 99 mph in a 65 mph zone. Upon noticing the signal to stop, the vehicle immediately fled, driving recklessly, running red lights, traveling in the wrong direction, and driving on the shoulder. It's 791 Manchester. 10-4. Skokie County 85 southbound at the 11. 1080 with a white sedan. Hey. Are you going to eat? Yes, I am. Yes, he's going to eat. All right, you at? Just off of making roads just off of making road. It's the white sedan Crystal Falls apartment area Crystal Court turning on Crystal Court. Patrol units followed closely behind ensuring the situation remained under control. The vehicle later came to a stop in a residential area. All right, where you at now? Bush Pond Bush Pond Bush Pond Andrew James Simon was taken into custody at the scene. A child was found inside the vehicle and was not injured. The individual was then transported to the Muscogee County Jail and faces charges including speeding, fleeing, improper lane usage, reckless driving, and failure to obey traffic signals. Bunnell, Florida. On October 5th, 2025, a deputy observed Dwayne who was wanted for a probation violation operating a white Ford pickup truck without headlights at night. When signaled to stop, the individual immediately accelerated and fled through multiple areas. The vehicle then drove toward a mobile home area, but the truck became stuck in mud forcing the suspect to abandon the vehicle and run into a nearby property. Dwayne, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GOT HIM MOVING NORTH OF THE PROPERTY. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. LAST CHANCE. GET ON THE GROUND. DWAYNE, ON the ground. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. Get on the ground. Units established a perimeter and prepared a K9 unit and a drone and the suspect was quickly taken into custody. The individual faces charges of fleeing after a police signal, resisting without violence, and probation violation and was transported to jail without bond. Troup County on January the 24th, 2021, a deputy observed Anthony Corey Swansey operating a silver Ford Mustang weaving with a mismatched license plate. Upon the request to stop, the driver briefly complied, then suddenly accelerated and fled running red lights, failing to stop, and repeatedly weaving through traffic. We're making a left on this road right here. Grand stops on turning left on Main Street. Don't try to let him break out. The road's too curvy. I can't find a good spot to get him. He just passed mile marker 1. As the vehicle reached a dead end section on Philpot Ferry Road, it lost direction, left the roadway, and drove into a wooded area before coming to a stop. 10-50 10-50 10-50 GET ON THE GROUND NOW. I SAID GET ON THE GROUND. ON YOUR STOMACH. ON YOUR STOMACH. GET YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. COME ON. What are you doing, man? The suspect was apprehended. He stated that his driver's license had been suspended and was then transported to the Troup County Jail for booking. Missouri On October 17th, 2023, officers observed a Dodge Challenger with a suspicious license plate at a gas station. As it left the area, the driver failed to obey a stop sign and did not signal, then accelerated and fled leading to a pursuit with unstable driving behavior. >> During the movement, the vehicle experienced mechanical issues and was forced to pull over and come to a stop. The driver stopped and cooperated. Upon inspection, the vehicle shared characteristics with one previously reported stolen. However, it was later determined not to be the same vehicle. The incident was handled by police in accordance with regulations. Alpharetta, Georgia. On January 8th, 2022, an officer observed the driver of a Dodge Charger with a suspended registration and signaled for the vehicle to stop. However, the driver failed to comply and accelerated to flee, leading to a high-speed pursuit across multiple roads. Union Hill Road. We're continuing on McFarland, westbound towards Highway 9. Speed's increased, 80 mph. 20 20, you on speed increase? 20 24, you on second here? I'll be calling it. 20 25. 20 20 unit, 10-30 and 10-31 is 10-33 for 52-22, signal 12, the car is a dark five. Pushed traffic light. You going through a traffic light? Traffic light. 20 20, are you making a right on Atlanta Highway? 20 20, on Atlanta Highway. 20 20, I think you got to use the cam ground. Let's see if we can get the spikes out. Clear, clear, clear. 20 20, I think you cleared the intersection of Francis Clear, clear. 20 20, you have the spikes deployed past cam ground? Clear spikes past cam ground. 20 24, give us an update. Making a right turn on Mullenix, right turn on Mullenix. Clear right turn on Mullenix. 10-21 radio, I'm coming out of a neighborhood on Mullenix, I'll get the spikes out. 52-22, we're on Mullenix, continuing towards Union Hill. We are in front of Denmark High School, about 75 mph. I believe he's got a tire going down. Stand by. I'm right up on him. I'm moving in for pit. The car is going down, 10-20 clear. During the escape, the front tire of the vehicle deflated, rendering it unable to operate and forcing it to come to a stop. Felony stop, felony stop. Clear felony stop. Show me your [ __ ] hands! YOU STOP RIGHT THERE! DO NOT MOVE! PASSENGER, GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS OUT THE CAR! KEEP GOING! STOP RIGHT THERE! I WALK BACK to my partner, keep walking back. Walk backwards to the SOUND OF MY VOICE. Walk backwards. Walk backwards, take another step to your left. Keep coming. The driver was quickly subdued and taken into custody, while a female passenger was detained for further clarification. Both were placed in a patrol vehicle for questioning. The suspect was later charged with multiple violations, including no insurance, suspended registration, failure to obey traffic signals, lane violations, and possession of a controlled substance.
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