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[music] >> In previous videos, viewers watched dramatic encounters unfold on body camera footage. Many have asked what happened after the arrests and whether the defendants ultimately face consequences in court. Here's a look at the outcomes of three separate Wisconsin cases. First is the case involving Austin. 9:34 a.m. West Allis officers were dispatched to a report of a stolen vehicle near 58th and National. A stolen Mazda was in a Taco Bell parking lot. >> I'm 81 with that AMA 9977. And he's going to start taking off. We're going to be going uh crashing into 402 Greenfield. >> 402 Greenfield. >> I'm continuing north on Mason. 306 is crashing into my squad head-on. Crash into a squad ram the squad 506 on National. Going east. 301 on Highland. 301 on Highland right up by my 203 22. 401B. He's going Highland. He's in the westbound traffic. There's no traffic past in 50th. Speeds are 70. He is slowing. We are at 13th Street. Slowing again looking to make a turn. Crash crash crash. Hit hit hit. >> Hit hit hit. >> 401 there's some grass right now on 13th. Yeah, he's got to play coy, coy. Do it. >> Show your [ __ ] [crying and screaming] hands! That's him. >> Go to jail. Go to jail. Go to jail. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground now, or you might be shocked. GET ON THE GROUND. >> YOU GOT TO GO. YOU GOT TO GO. WE GOT HIM. HE'S IN CUSTODY. HE'S IN CUSTODY. THAT was [ __ ] stupid, man. Thanks for coming, guys. >> Austin entered guilty pleas to two felony counts of fleeing or eluding an officer causing bodily harm or property damage along with one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Additional charges, including first-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession of methamphetamine, and resisting an officer were dismissed but read into the record for sentencing purposes. The court sentenced Austin to 4 years in state prison followed by 5 years of extended supervision. The sentences on the three felony convictions were ordered to run concurrently with one another but consecutive to any other sentence he was already serving. Court records also show that Austin was ordered to pay more than $4,000 in restitution for damages resulting from the incident. Next is the case involving Chaz. A routine equipment violation turned into a 120 mph pursuit with multiple pits. Ending on an active airport taxiway and revealing a loaded handgun thrown from a fleeing vehicle. >> Just going over the river. Kathleen Michaels Drive. Still eastbound. Subject doing speeds of 80. Kathleen 62. Cell phone line. Still eastbound. Cell phone line. In the ditch. Getting back up on the roadway. Now on the roadway again. Cell phone. First stop on Y. Still eastbound. >> During the chase, the female passenger inside the suspect vehicle called 911 and could be heard screaming for help and pleading to be let out while the driver continued to flee. >> Yeah, it looks like there is three occupants. One in the backseat as well. And uh Coming back up on the Rolling Meadows. By Lakeland Clear. North of Rolling Meadows coming up to Johnson. >> 626 advised uh city of Lake Elsinore angle. >> Okay, we're going to be going eastbound on Johnson Street. Eastbound on Johnson and southbound 41. Southbound 41 from Johnson. On 41. >> 5550 Johnson 5550. >> You're down into the called for the gore on the off ramp. On ramp 41. >> 2471 3 on Rolling Meadows. 2550. >> Who's got comms? >> Climb out the window. >> Out of the window. Climb out. Climb out. >> 3371 I got him. >> 193 10-24. >> Put Tasers on. Hey. Hey, listen. Step backwards. Tasers on. >> Just give him a minute. >> Walk back to us. Walk back TO US NOW. >> GIVE ME TASER. GIVE ME TASER. GIVE ME TASER. [laughter] >> GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> On the ground. Right back. Get him back out of here. >> Chaz ultimately entered no contest pleas to multiple felony and misdemeanor charges including four counts of first degree recklessly endangering safety, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, fleeing and eluding an officer, possession of narcotics, resisting an officer, possession of a controlled substance, and several counts of criminal damage to property. One felony count of false imprisonment was dismissed. At sentencing, the court imposed a substantial prison sentence. Chaz received six years of initial confinement and five years of extended supervision on two of the recklessly endangering safety counts. Additional prison terms were ordered on several other charges with some counts running consecutively. According to court records, the sentence resulted in approximately 12 years of initial confinement followed by 11 years of extended supervision. The court also ordered more than $47,000 in restitution for damage to law enforcement vehicles along with additional restitution for property damage. Finally, the case involving Jonathan. On the morning of June 21st, 2025, a disturbance call at a trailer park quickly escalated into a high-risk standoff involving a reported hostage, an armed suspect, and nearly an hour of negotiations. Around 10:00 a.m., deputies were dispatched to a mobile home in Platteville Township after reports that a man was breaking windows with a hammer and yelling inside a trailer. Before deputies arrived, dispatch advised that the suspect had entered the trailer through a broken window. >> Blame me. And put me in more danger. >> John, I don't want anybody >> You want to wave? You're causing me severe [ __ ] mental Right. >> Talking to him through the door. Hostage has been released right now. He's the only one inside. So. All right. We're We're solid, so stand Yep, stand by in the team right now. Let me see if I can get him out. Thanks, Mike. John. John. Buddy, listen. Nobody wants anybody to get hurt, John. >> Then let go. >> Come on, John. Come on out, John. >> I have healthy tissues and it's going to kill me. Just let YOU GUYS KNOW I WILL DIE FROM THIS. >> Come on, guys. Come on out, John. Come on out. Come on, John. >> There's fresh air out here, John. >> Come on, John. >> Come on out, John. COME ON, JOHN. COME ON, JOHN. JOHN, WE GOT FRESH AIR OUT HERE, JOHN. COME ON OUT, JOHN. >> JOHN, come on. >> I'm never coming out of this [ __ ] Come on out. >> Come on, John. John, come on out. There's fresh out here, John. Come on. >> [screaming] >> STOP. DON'T MOVE. >> [crying] >> DO NOT MOVE. WHERE'S THE KNIFE? CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. COME ON. I can't see his other hand. John, hands. Show me your hands. John, show me your hands or I'll tase you again. Come on, John. Show me your hands. >> COME ON, JOHN. >> COME ON, JOHN. GET UP OR I'LL TASE YOU AGAIN. NO. HE ALMOST TOOK YOUR KNIFE. >> Jonathan pleaded guilty to two felony counts of second-degree recklessly endangering safety involving the use of a dangerous weapon. Several other charges, including criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, false imprisonment, and criminal damage to property were dismissed as part of the plea agreement. The court imposed prison sentences on both felony counts, but stayed those sentences and instead placed Jonathan on probation for 5 years. One count also required 90 days in jail. As conditions of supervision, Jonathan must maintain employment or actively seek work and comply with any counseling, treatment, or programming required by the Department of Corrections. If probation is successfully completed, Jonathan can avoid serving the prison sentences that were imposed and stayed. If probation is revoked, those prison sentences could be activated. Which of these case outcomes surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments below. Check out the full videos attached below, and don't forget to subscribe to stay up-to-date on future body cam footage and court outcome updates.

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