Suspect Pursuit

Shortly after the suspect’s car was pinned by the pickup truck, he began to surrender but got stuck while climbing out of the window

"There's hornets everywhere," an officer can be heard saying on the video with the wasps visibly crawling on his uniform and skin

Terrance Trent Darby, 34, allegedly drove the ambulance toward a sheriff's office captain who was setting up stop sticks to assist with ending the pursuit

New Orleans police tracked down two ambulances stolen from two different hospitals in one week

"You can get a suspect another day, but you can’t get a life back," Executive Director Chuck Wexler said

“I'm incredibly proud of officers Williams and Mazin, who faced evil and did not back down,” Chief Eddie Garcia said

During the last time the vehicle showed up near the officers' location, the driver attempted to flee by driving in reverse, hitting another cruiser with his vehicle

"I believe with every fiber of my being that the dog saved officers' lives, and less than 10 minutes later, they were trying to save the dog’s life," Sgt. Toby Nix said

HPD officers will no longer pursue drivers suspected of Class C offenses, including minor traffic violations and theft, according to the new policy

The trooper was dragged several yards down the pavement, curling his legs up into his body while holding onto the car before he landed in the middle of traffic

The suspect stopped the big rig on a dirt shoulder, put it into reverse and rammed into one of the patrol vehicles, disabling it

As the suspect attempted to flee, he deliberately drove the stolen government SUV into multiple cruisers, just barely missing officers

A woman wanted in connection with a fatal shooting tried to flee from Cleveland police as she ran through multiple aisles at Walmart

As the suspect started to drive away, he backed into a cruiser, hitting an officer in the process; the suspect then drove the wrong way on a highway

"If your plan is to come into Thurston County with your buddies and do a lot of damage to our businesses and then flee, you're going to want a better plan" the sheriff warned