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Watch out. >> On June 9th, 2024, an Altuna officer in Wisconsin discovered a vehicle related to a suspect wanted for serious felony domestic violence charges. While the suspect sat in the passenger seat, the vehicle's female driver failed to pull over, sparking a pursuit. >> Clear lot to River Prairie. This will be a 1080 West River Prairie [Music] County speeds are 60 [Music] and we continue. [Music] 409's coming out behind us. You can notify 403 as well. Towards bridge south >> 47 I think I did see somebody's head pop up in the back where I do see another vehicle 472 counting north on high back on the bridge. Sir West on southeast [Music] speeds are 64 traffic [Music] I should see more road. County Southeast 36. 49's got cops. We're still northbound [Music] speed 100 110 passing down into county coming up to Melb right now. [Music] East speed 70. [Music] Middle pass is going to be in [Music] 54. They come back south 53. Trying to get [Music] street [Music] speed 76 going up to 53 here in a second. [Music] Southbound 53. I don't think I'm going to be able to get set up. Speed increasing 95. Go up to north crossing 36. The units the 1080. I will be set off on 53 just before they clear my activity. SP 110. Braing mile marker 91 passing north crossing coming out to river prairie. Speed 100 spikes just south of the free one. We're on 91 right now. Speed 106 lane two. [Music] Taking River exit. River Berry exit. Throw stuff out the window at River Prairie. Step out the window at River Prairie. Passenger Dip. Westbound River Prairie. The red light at Westb River Prairie. [Music] Speed 55 increasing. Westbound River passing start. [Music] 80 going across the bridge. Continuing [Music] on verge speed still up to 70 north side. North side >> 403 to 409. Traffic conditions. >> Traffic conditions are [Music] seen. Taking seashore. Speed's increasing 60 plus 70 now [Music] French roadies [Music] tumble. street. Just drive through the yard. >> Your hands. Do it now. >> Hands. >> Hands right now. >> Right over here at driver's side. >> Come behind me. I got cover on them. >> Vehicle stopped. >> Giving commands right now. Driver, walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Stop right there. Do not move. I got commands. Keep walking back. Walk back. Walk. Walk. Walk. Walk. Walk. Stop. >> Get down on your knees. Hands up. >> Are you hurt at all? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? >> You want EMS? >> No, I don't. >> No, you don't need to get checked out. >> You sure? >> I should be in. >> Okay. All right, Dan. So, you are in custody. You have the right to remain silent. Realizing you have these rights, are you now willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> Just to be safe, my lawyer always told me to wait for him if I were to get in trouble. Unfortunately, with all respect, I have to wait for Harry. >> Okay. Is that a yes or a no? >> No thank you. >> No, thank you. Okay. I don't have any questions for you there. >> Okay. >> Realizing you have these rights, are you not willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what were you thinking? >> I don't know. >> What were you doing? Why did you run? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Well, you have to have some reasoning behind it. You have a valid driver's license. Yeah. You're on probation, but it's because Dana is in the car. >> Yeah. >> Did he tell you to? >> No. >> He didn't tell you to. >> No. >> R. So, you did this on your own to protect him or what? >> Yeah. >> He knew he was in trouble, didn't he? >> Yeah. >> You knew he was in trouble? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you realize the damage, the loss of life that could have happened just because of that? >> Yes, I do. >> I haven't heard your name in a while. I didn't think you'd been in trouble in a minute. >> I haven't. Not really. >> Well, this is a pretty serious deal then. >> I know. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. This is so gross. >> That's fine. Don't worry about it. So, whose gun is in it? >> Mine. >> That's your gun, Raina. Why do you have a gun? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? That's bad. You know that. >> Where'd you get the gun? >> I don't know. You don't know where you got it from? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm going to try to be rude, but I don't want to talk anymore. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. >> The driver was identified as 21-year-old Raina and the passenger as 25-year-old Dne. Rea is a convicted felon with prior drug and property crime convictions. Upon searching the vehicle, officers found a firearm, THC, cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and over $15,000 in cash. Rea was arrested for fleeing and eluding officers, secondderee recklessly endangering safety, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of THC, possession of drug paraphernalia, and five counts of bail jumping. Rea's verdict came in November of that year alongside verdicts from other cases including charges for burglary, retail theft, criminal damage to property, misdemeanor battery, and disorderly conduct. She was found guilty through a nocontest plea to possession of a firearm and burglary. All other charges were dismissed but read in. She was sentenced to 5 years probation with 6 months jail if probation is violated. Dne, the male passenger wanted on serious felony domestic violence charges, also faced charges for felony bail jumping, possession of cocaine, THC, drug paraphernalia, and one charge of littering. Since this incident, he faces seven more counts of bail jumping. The court is currently processing all charges, including his domestic violence charges for strangulation and thirdderee sexual assault. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. On April 13th, 2025, officers in Troy, Ohio, initiated a pursuit of a suspected drunk driver after they ran a stop sign with their emergency flashers on Heat up here. The suspect unknowingly moves toward a stopstick deployment area down the road. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. It appears a piece of the tire flies off and hits the officer's cruiser. doorway to me. [Applause] The pit maneuver delays the suspect's encounter with stopsticks. With several cruisers close behind and blocking his path, the suspect evades through a parking lot and continues driving northwest. >> Stay there. Stay in the middle. Keep going. Going down. >> Stay away. Stay away. Stay away. [Applause] [Music] Watch out. Watch out. [Applause] 41. He's raming cruisers. We're going to need help. >> 41 cruisers. You got cruisers. >> Stop. You want me to go? >> Stop. >> You're going to get You're going to get shot. Stop. Stop. >> I'm going taser. I'm going taser. [Music] Get a taser. >> Taser deployed. Tas. Taser deployed. >> Drag him out. Drag him out. [ __ ] >> You're on me. You're on me. >> Watch. 401. We're going to need as and fire out here. We got to pull down deployed. >> Get them off my foot. >> Here, let's get away from these wires, Dan. God damn it. >> Let me cut these. >> You're a [ __ ] idiot. >> I know. >> What's your name, dude? >> Hey, my name's Colin. What's up, dude? >> No. >> You think it's funny? >> No, it's not funny, dude. >> Oh, you know. gone. >> Yeah, you did. >> Hey, uh >> what's going on tonight? >> So, you know, >> up, dude. >> Hey, what do you want? You want some help? >> No. >> I can help you. >> What? >> Probably some dealers, bro. >> Anything in that car I need to know about? >> Well, not the car, dude. Look at me. >> All right. Anything on you that I need to know about? >> No. >> Okay. First of all, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Yeah, >> you're driving with your emergency lights on. Your hazards, your warning lights. >> So, what was your question? >> Why were you driving with them on? >> Why was I driving with my hazards on? >> That's correct. >> So, I have a secondary option. >> What's that? >> That would be my secondary enforcement lights. >> Okay. And why did you run when I tried to stop you? >> I did not run. Okay. I may have resisted arrest a little bit, dude. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay. So, that's all that's all you got on me, dude. I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right, man. >> I'm sorry, dude. Hey, >> we'll figure it out. >> You seem like >> It's all right, man. That's cool. >> Hey. All right. Arrest me. >> You're Dude, you're already You're already in the back of a car. >> Go ahead. >> The suspect was identified as 32-year-old Colin Langden. Blood alcohol test showed he was over three times the legal limit. He also had THC in his system. After his arrest, Colin was charged for one count of escape, one count of failing to stop for law enforcement, one count of reckless operation, one count of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and two counts of failing to stop after an accident. He was held on a $100,000 cash bond. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. The pit maneuver, I believe it's one of the sharpest tools in the toolbox for law enforcement, but it's not magic, cuz a suspect can spin out, regain traction, and take off like nothing happened. And when that happens, the danger escalates because now you've got a drunk or panic driver who knows police tried to end it once and failed. And that's the scary part because when protocol fails, officers don't get to walk away. They reset, they re-engage, and put themselves and the public back in the line of fire. And some suspects think beating a pit maneuver means they won the game. They spin, they recover, and in their mind, they embarrass the cops. But there's no scoreboard on the highway. The only prize at the finish line is handcuffs, an ambulance ride, or a body

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