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Remember that short pursuit on Monday with a stolen vehicle that crashed into a pole at Alameda and Peoria?🚔 ➡️This city camera video we’re releasing today shows this wasn’t just a risky split-second decision, the danger started long before the engine even revved. The passenger was 41-year-old Sheena Fuentes,...

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Rushed Bodycam Release: Spring Valley Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Crash and OIS Yesterday, a pursuit of a vehicle stolen from a YMCA parking lot ended in a crash and an officer-involved shooting (OIS). San Diego police officers spotted the car and initiated a chase. The driver struck a light pole, causing it to fall onto a police car and injure an officer. Despite officers' commands not to reach for a nearby firearm, the driver did so and was shot. The suspect who remains anonymous has been hospitalized. The video was released unusually fast to the public due to a witness video circulating online. A comprehensive video will be released in accordance with California law (45 days).

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This is why we pursue➡️🚨 Just before 8 a.m. on Saturday, District 2 officers, while on proactive patrol, spotted a Nissan Maxima near East Alameda Avenue and South Sable Boulevard. The car had no license plate, and the driver was wearing a ski mask. Both, immediate red flags. Officers attempted to stop the car…but of course the driver didn’t stop. That’s when the pursuit began.🚔 Within a matter of minutes, the vehicle lost control and crashed into a cluster of small trees near East Alameda Avenue and South Havana Street. The driver, 33-year-old Sean Wroblewski, revved the engine trying to flee again even though there was no way out. Officers gave commands to exit the vehicle. Wroblewski, out of options, eventually complied and was taken into custody. He was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. Accountability hurts sometimes. When officers searched the vehicle, it was a frenzy of stolen and illegal items. Buckle up because it’s an impressive list. ◾A handgun with a defaced serial number. ◾21 grams of methamphetamine. ◾Birth Certificates that were definitely not Wroblewski’s. ◾More than 35 suspected stolen credit cards. ◾About 50 fraudulent checks. ◾A large amount of stolen mail. This is why we pursue. This is why proactive policing matters. Because law abiding citizens don’t run from police. Because our community deserves better. Because we aren’t letting up in 2026. #CommunityCommitment #APDInAction #SaferAurora
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Aurora Police Dept

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A gun and a felony amount of fentanyl now off the streets. 🚨 Last week on the 29th, at about 4:52 a.m., D1 officers, utilizing our flock camera systems, were alerted to a stolen vehicle near N. Peoria and E. 23rd Ave. Officers attempted to stop the truck, the driver had other plans... That's when the pursuit started.➡️ Stop sticks were deployed near E. 11th along Peoria which deflated two of the truck’s tires. That didn’t stop the truck either. Finally, a PIT maneuver was conducted and two people were taken into custody. A firearm was located in the vehicle along with a felony amount of fentanyl…a lethal combination. ◾The driver: 32-year-old Werner McKay was arrested on charges of eluding, motor-vehicle theft, possession of a controlled substance and possession of a weapon by a previous offender. ◾The passenger: 34-year-old Ashley Carrasco was arrested on charges of trespassing and possession of a weapon by a previous offender. This is why we pursue. Drivers who refuse to stop rarely have nothing to hide. This is also why technology like flock cameras are necessary tools for 21st century policing. Without them, a gun and dangerous drugs would still be circulating in our community. #CommunityCommitment #SaferAurora #APDInAction

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29,312 views • 4 months ago

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🚨 High-Speed Chase Ends in Crash for Suspected Stolen BMW X5 A suspected stolen BMW X5 was involved in a dramatic police pursuit that came to an abrupt end when the driver lost control and crashed. The tense chase saw authorities tracking the vehicle at high speeds before officers swiftly moved in and apprehended those involved. Watch the dramatic sequence of events as it unfolded.

Village Guluva

54,501 views • 1 month ago

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NEW: Escondido police fatally shoot woman after high-speed pursuit and crash on I-15 On August 29, 2025, Escondido police attempted to stop Maria Toedt, who was wanted for felony evading and believed to be driving a stolen vehicle. During the hour long pursuit, Toedt called 911 and told dispatchers she was armed and would have to be taken in a body bag. The pursuit ended near the I-15 and SR-163 interchange after her SUV collided with another sedan. After the crash, three officers opened fire into the vehicle. Toedt was transported to a hospital where she died from her injuries. The driver of the sedan that was hit was not injured, and no officers were hurt.

The Facts Dude 🤙🏽

18,437 views • 2 months ago

Sometimes the most dangerous situations start with something simple … like expired plates. ‼️ Yesterday just after 10 a.m., one of our traffic officers attempted to stop a driver of a pickup towing a trailer with years-old expired tags on southbound I-225 at East 17th Place. The driver had other ideas. And from there, you’ll see. Lives could have changed in an instant. Despite activating lights and siren, the driver not only refused to stop but also swerved toward our officer on his motorcycle. Thankfully, our officer was able to hit the brakes to avoid a collision, even after a large box flew off the back of the pickup.🚔 The suspect then blew through a red light, trying to evade our traffic officer who continued the pursuit undeterred despite nearly being run over. The suspect drove recklessly through the Fitzsimons Parkway area, at one point making another run at another responding officer while also weaving into oncoming traffic. When he crashed into a fence in the 1900 block of Akron Street, he tried to run. Spoiler alert: running rarely works. Thanks to a detailed description from the original motor officer and alert community members who saw him discarding clothing, officers quickly established a perimeter and located 39-year-old Kyle Secrist. Insolent even in his capture, the suspect had the audacity to ask approaching officers, “What did I do?” Secrist was detained without further incident and arrested for attempted homicide, driving with a revoked license, reckless driving, vehicular eluding and motor vehicle theft…did we forget to mention the pickup he was driving AND the trailer were both stolen? The suspect’s criminal history spans 20+ pages and includes dangerous drug offenses, parole violations, assault, burglary, menacing, habitual traffic offender and DUI offenses, and child abuse. Expired plates are fixable. Trying to run over a police officer is not.➡️ Our officers never know when a routine stop will turn into something more. They show up anyway. Officer safety is not just a talking point. It is real. It is unpredictable. And it is a risk our officers accept every day to keep this community safe. [Media Description: Video of vehicle pursuit with motorcycle unit and foot pursuit with officers.]
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Sometimes the most dangerous situations start with something simple … like expired plates. ‼️ Yesterday just after 10 a.m., one of our traffic officers attempted to stop a driver of a pickup towing a trailer with years-old expired tags on southbound I-225 at East 17th Place. The driver had other ideas. And from there, you’ll see. Lives could have changed in an instant. Despite activating lights and siren, the driver not only refused to stop but also swerved toward our officer on his motorcycle. Thankfully, our officer was able to hit the brakes to avoid a collision, even after a large box flew off the back of the pickup.🚔 The suspect then blew through a red light, trying to evade our traffic officer who continued the pursuit undeterred despite nearly being run over. The suspect drove recklessly through the Fitzsimons Parkway area, at one point making another run at another responding officer while also weaving into oncoming traffic. When he crashed into a fence in the 1900 block of Akron Street, he tried to run. Spoiler alert: running rarely works. Thanks to a detailed description from the original motor officer and alert community members who saw him discarding clothing, officers quickly established a perimeter and located 39-year-old Kyle Secrist. Insolent even in his capture, the suspect had the audacity to ask approaching officers, “What did I do?” Secrist was detained without further incident and arrested for attempted homicide, driving with a revoked license, reckless driving, vehicular eluding and motor vehicle theft…did we forget to mention the pickup he was driving AND the trailer were both stolen? The suspect’s criminal history spans 20+ pages and includes dangerous drug offenses, parole violations, assault, burglary, menacing, habitual traffic offender and DUI offenses, and child abuse. Expired plates are fixable. Trying to run over a police officer is not.➡️ Our officers never know when a routine stop will turn into something more. They show up anyway. Officer safety is not just a talking point. It is real. It is unpredictable. And it is a risk our officers accept every day to keep this community safe. [Media Description: Video of vehicle pursuit with motorcycle unit and foot pursuit with officers.]

Aurora Police Dept

11,921 views • 4 months ago

We are not okay, and that’s okay to say. I wish I could tell you that we are standing here and that the rest of the world is standing with us. With you. Sadly I can’t say that. There is a loud and aggressive minority around the world who doesn’t get, that being murdered at a peace festival does not equal resistance. I do however, know that we are standing here on behalf of all those people in the world, with moral clarity. And there are a lot of them. And there are many who want to be here with you. And they are here with you at heart. On October 7th, your loved ones went to Nova. We call it a peace music festival because that’s what it was—a place to make new friends, to let loos explore and celebrate life. And this juxtaposition hurts the most —because on that day, the light your loved ones were, was met with the most unimaginable darkness. Our lives will never be the same. But today, as we remember them, we also make a promise: to honor their memory by living as they would have. As we stand here in grief, we have a message to the world: we will not be defeated. Israel was attacked on October 7th and every day since, for the crime of existing. For the audacity of just being here. But we are here, and we are here to stay. And despite the trauma we’ve faced, we are in Israel, standing strong together, committed to the memories of those we lost and to the return of our hostages. We, despite the pain and alongside it, are going to build a brighter future. Together. We will dance again. Am Yisrael Chai Forever
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We are not okay, and that’s okay to say. I wish I could tell you that we are standing here and that the rest of the world is standing with us. With you. Sadly I can’t say that. There is a loud and aggressive minority around the world who doesn’t get, that being murdered at a peace festival does not equal resistance. I do however, know that we are standing here on behalf of all those people in the world, with moral clarity. And there are a lot of them. And there are many who want to be here with you. And they are here with you at heart. On October 7th, your loved ones went to Nova. We call it a peace music festival because that’s what it was—a place to make new friends, to let loos explore and celebrate life. And this juxtaposition hurts the most —because on that day, the light your loved ones were, was met with the most unimaginable darkness. Our lives will never be the same. But today, as we remember them, we also make a promise: to honor their memory by living as they would have. As we stand here in grief, we have a message to the world: we will not be defeated. Israel was attacked on October 7th and every day since, for the crime of existing. For the audacity of just being here. But we are here, and we are here to stay. And despite the trauma we’ve faced, we are in Israel, standing strong together, committed to the memories of those we lost and to the return of our hostages. We, despite the pain and alongside it, are going to build a brighter future. Together. We will dance again. Am Yisrael Chai Forever

Noa Tishby

32,728 views • 9 months ago

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🚨 Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Arrest 🚔 Graves B deputies were alerted by a Flock camera to a stolen vehicle. Deputies quickly responded and located the vehicle, which was parked at an apartment complex. As one deputy waited for backup, the suspect unexpectedly drove off. A traffic stop was attempted, but the driver fled, initiating a pursuit. Deputies successfully deployed stop sticks, deflating some of the vehicle's tires, but the suspect continued to flee. A Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI) was used and was initially successful, but as deputies attempted to pin the vehicle, the suspect rammed a patrol car and kept going. A second TVI was performed and successfully disabled the vehicle. The suspect then fled on foot but was caught after a short foot pursuit. One deputy was transported to the hospital after their patrol vehicle was struck. Thankfully, they are expected to make a full recovery. A search of the vehicle revealed narcotics and other suspicious items. The driver (a Denver resident) was arrested and charged with: •Motor Vehicle Theft (F4) •Assault in the Second Degree – Peace Officer (F4) •Vehicular Eluding (F5) •Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Substance (DF4) •Reckless Endangerment (M2) •Unlawful Possession of Schedule III, IV, V Controlled Substances (DM1) •Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (DPO) •Driving Under Restraint (Traffic Offense) •Failure to Obey Traffic Signal (Traffic Offense) •Driving on Wrong Side of Roadway (Traffic Offense) •3 Counts – Violation of Protection Order (M1) •Criminal Possession of a Financial Device (M2) Additionally, the suspect had 2 active felony warrants and 2 misdemeanor warrants. “Outstanding teamwork by our deputies brought this dangerous situation to a safe conclusion. Let me be clear: criminals are not welcome in Douglas County. If you come here to commit crimes, we will pursue you, and we will catch you. We are grateful for the bravery of our deputies,” said Sheriff Darren Weekly. Note: A charge is merely an accusation, and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This video has been modified from its original for media release only.

DC Sheriff

11,213 views • 1 year ago

September 11th was a day that united a nation. Americans joined together to fight a common enemy. The day brought injury and death to American citizens, and we sent our finest to the farthest parts of the earth in the pursuit of justice. Today we remember the loss of life that occurred on 9/11. We remember the men and women who perished during the most senseless and violent attacks on US soil. We also remember the lives lost as a result of that day. We remember the EMS personnel who succumbed to their injuries days, weeks and years later sustained during that day. We remember the service members and intelligence officers who died in the wars that followed the attack. We remember the civilians who deployed and died in the support of the wars. We remember the service members who took their lives as a result of the experience of war. Today we want to not only remember and honor those who died on 9/11, but everyone who fought and died as a result of that fateful day. We as a nation will never forget.
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September 11th was a day that united a nation. Americans joined together to fight a common enemy. The day brought injury and death to American citizens, and we sent our finest to the farthest parts of the earth in the pursuit of justice. Today we remember the loss of life that occurred on 9/11. We remember the men and women who perished during the most senseless and violent attacks on US soil. We also remember the lives lost as a result of that day. We remember the EMS personnel who succumbed to their injuries days, weeks and years later sustained during that day. We remember the service members and intelligence officers who died in the wars that followed the attack. We remember the civilians who deployed and died in the support of the wars. We remember the service members who took their lives as a result of the experience of war. Today we want to not only remember and honor those who died on 9/11, but everyone who fought and died as a result of that fateful day. We as a nation will never forget.

Black Rifle Coffee

63,746 views • 2 years ago

NEW: Man fakes injury, carjacks a woman who stopped to help him and fatally hits a man with the stolen car Dallas police say Tyrell Jones, 25, repeatedly tried to get into a woman’s car before falling and appearing injured The woman got out of her car to check on him He then ran at her again, forced his way into the vehicle, pushed her out, and stole the car Witnesses say the stolen car later crashed into another vehicle at a stop sign The crash struck pedestrian who was pinned between the vehicles and a tree and later died at the hospital Jones is charged with murder and robbery
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NEW: Man fakes injury, carjacks a woman who stopped to help him and fatally hits a man with the stolen car Dallas police say Tyrell Jones, 25, repeatedly tried to get into a woman’s car before falling and appearing injured The woman got out of her car to check on him He then ran at her again, forced his way into the vehicle, pushed her out, and stole the car Witnesses say the stolen car later crashed into another vehicle at a stop sign The crash struck pedestrian who was pinned between the vehicles and a tree and later died at the hospital Jones is charged with murder and robbery

Unlimited L's

122,982 views • 2 months ago

NEW: The 15-year-old charged with running over three people in a stolen Kia and fleeing has a long criminal history The 15-year-old was charged with vehicular assault, hit-and-run, assault, possession of a stolen vehicle, and reckless driving for multiple incidents on Feb. 21 He had an active warrant for his arrest at the time of the hit-and-runs Police said he was also involved in another assault just 30 minutes earlier in the same area He pleaded not guilty and was ordered to remain in custody He was also part of what Seattle police called a “month-long crime spree” involving assault, robbery, burglary, and car thefts last year He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 to 36 weeks in juvenile rehabilitation in October 2024 He received credit for time served
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NEW: The 15-year-old charged with running over three people in a stolen Kia and fleeing has a long criminal history The 15-year-old was charged with vehicular assault, hit-and-run, assault, possession of a stolen vehicle, and reckless driving for multiple incidents on Feb. 21 He had an active warrant for his arrest at the time of the hit-and-runs Police said he was also involved in another assault just 30 minutes earlier in the same area He pleaded not guilty and was ordered to remain in custody He was also part of what Seattle police called a “month-long crime spree” involving assault, robbery, burglary, and car thefts last year He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 to 36 weeks in juvenile rehabilitation in October 2024 He received credit for time served

Unlimited L's

218,552 views • 1 year ago

Our agents recently took two dangerous suspects into custody following a high stakes encounter that began with a carjacked vehicle out of Denver. On March 23 agents spotted the stolen car near West Teller Street and West Colfax Avenue and immediately coordinated a response. With the vital assistance of Colorado State Patrol, the suspect vehicle was successfully intercepted as it turned south on Kipling Street. You can see in the video how the specialized grappling equipment effectively tethered the car even as the driver attempted to rev the engine and escape. The situation escalated when a passenger discarded a firearm and the driver attempted to flee on foot across Kipling Street. Our agents pursued and apprehended the driver who was found with a loaded stolen handgun and several packages of powdered fentanyl in his possession. Both individuals now face a long list of charges including motor vehicle theft and possession of a weapon by a previous offender. We are proud of the quick thinking and seamless teamwork displayed by our agents and state partners to remove these weapons and drugs from our community. Great job by everyone involved in safely resolving this incident.
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Our agents recently took two dangerous suspects into custody following a high stakes encounter that began with a carjacked vehicle out of Denver. On March 23 agents spotted the stolen car near West Teller Street and West Colfax Avenue and immediately coordinated a response. With the vital assistance of Colorado State Patrol, the suspect vehicle was successfully intercepted as it turned south on Kipling Street. You can see in the video how the specialized grappling equipment effectively tethered the car even as the driver attempted to rev the engine and escape. The situation escalated when a passenger discarded a firearm and the driver attempted to flee on foot across Kipling Street. Our agents pursued and apprehended the driver who was found with a loaded stolen handgun and several packages of powdered fentanyl in his possession. Both individuals now face a long list of charges including motor vehicle theft and possession of a weapon by a previous offender. We are proud of the quick thinking and seamless teamwork displayed by our agents and state partners to remove these weapons and drugs from our community. Great job by everyone involved in safely resolving this incident.

Lakewood Police Dept.

26,331 views • 3 months ago

HERO: Jacksonville Deputy Pulls Woman from Burning Car After Suspect Carjacks Mom, Kidnaps Baby, Then Crashes The victim reported that Richard Younger, 34, yanked open her car door, forcibly pulled her out, and sped off in her vehicle—with the baby still strapped in her car seat. Officers located the stolen car just blocks away, and a pursuit followed. The suspect crashed head-on into another vehicle. Inside the struck car were a 14-year-old who fled the scene shortly after and a woman pinned inside as flames erupted. Bodycam footage captured a JSO officer sprinting to the burning wreck and ripping the woman out of the burning car. “I got to her just in time.” Police arrested suspect Richard Younger, 34, at the scene. The uninjured 1-year-old was safely recovered from her car seat. Younger faces charges including carjacking, false imprisonment, and multiple counts tied to the crash and pursuit.
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HERO: Jacksonville Deputy Pulls Woman from Burning Car After Suspect Carjacks Mom, Kidnaps Baby, Then Crashes The victim reported that Richard Younger, 34, yanked open her car door, forcibly pulled her out, and sped off in her vehicle—with the baby still strapped in her car seat. Officers located the stolen car just blocks away, and a pursuit followed. The suspect crashed head-on into another vehicle. Inside the struck car were a 14-year-old who fled the scene shortly after and a woman pinned inside as flames erupted. Bodycam footage captured a JSO officer sprinting to the burning wreck and ripping the woman out of the burning car. “I got to her just in time.” Police arrested suspect Richard Younger, 34, at the scene. The uninjured 1-year-old was safely recovered from her car seat. Younger faces charges including carjacking, false imprisonment, and multiple counts tied to the crash and pursuit.

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🚨 Another Night, Another Flock Success Story! 🚔💥 Last night, our FLOCK license plate reader system flagged a stolen vehicle. Deputies from the Graves shift quickly responded, locating the vehicle, which took off, sparking a pursuit. The chase ended dramatically when the suspects crashed into a building. Thankfully, no one was injured, and even better, all suspects were safely taken into custody. “This is a great example of technology and teamwork coming together to keep our community safe. Thanks to our FLOCK automated license plate reader system, our deputies were alerted to a stolen vehicle, quickly located it, and initiated a pursuit that ended with the suspects safely taken into custody. I’m proud of the quick response and professionalism shown by our deputies and supervisors. Tools like FLOCK are force multipliers that allow us to fight crime proactively and effectively. Great work by everyone involved.” – Sheriff Darren Weekly This is still an active investigation, and we’ll release more details when we can. Note: Video has been edited from its original version for social media release.
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🚨 Another Night, Another Flock Success Story! 🚔💥 Last night, our FLOCK license plate reader system flagged a stolen vehicle. Deputies from the Graves shift quickly responded, locating the vehicle, which took off, sparking a pursuit. The chase ended dramatically when the suspects crashed into a building. Thankfully, no one was injured, and even better, all suspects were safely taken into custody. “This is a great example of technology and teamwork coming together to keep our community safe. Thanks to our FLOCK automated license plate reader system, our deputies were alerted to a stolen vehicle, quickly located it, and initiated a pursuit that ended with the suspects safely taken into custody. I’m proud of the quick response and professionalism shown by our deputies and supervisors. Tools like FLOCK are force multipliers that allow us to fight crime proactively and effectively. Great work by everyone involved.” – Sheriff Darren Weekly This is still an active investigation, and we’ll release more details when we can. Note: Video has been edited from its original version for social media release.

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