Officer James Hamlin joins a pursuit in progress. The fleeing Hyundai passes him going in the opposite direction. Officer Hamlin parallels the pursuit in an attempt to get in front of it and set up a roadblock. The fleeing driver, who is now riding on a front rim and throwing sparks, makes a few turns and is now coming right at Officer Hamlin. The Hyundai passes Officer Hamlin, narrowly missing his patrol car. The pursuit continues for a few more blocks until the car is on fire and can’t go any further. The driver exits the vehicle and lays down directly in front of the burning vehicle. The driver is pulled to safety and it is then discovered that there is a female in the back seat of the burning Hyundai. She is pulled out as the smoke engulfs the entire car. The driver is not cooperative and has very little to say. The female has inhaled a lot of smoke and is also very uncooperative. Both are transported to the hospital.
FTO Wilson spots a car with a temporary tag that is expired. Wilson attempts to make a traffic stop and the car immediately takes off and a pursuit ensues. After chasing it off road for a short while, the car crashes out. FTO Wilson yells out verbal commands, but the suspect is slow to react. FTO Wilson smashes the driver side window, the suspect slowly gets out and is taken down immediately. The suspect says he ran because he knew he had warrants. The car was not stolen and no drugs were found in the car.
Officer MacMillan attempts a traffic stop on a yellow motorcycle for speeding. The cyclist stops at first, but then suddenly rides off starting a pursuit. The suspect rides into oncoming traffic three times before entering a freeway. After several miles, the suspect exits the freeway and appears to have trouble getting the bike into gear. He brakes and taps MacMillan’s bumper causing him to crash. He is taken into custody and claims he ran because he hadn’t checked in with his parole officer. He is arrested for a no bail warrant and felony evading.
Officer Luke Reed of the Grand Prairie Police Department conducts a traffic stop on a Tahoe for having no insurance. He searches the truck and discovers two loaded guns along with drugs.
Officer Joshua Hixson conducts a traffic stop on a young woman who has an expired registration. She pulls into a driveway and says that she is getting her car fixed by the owner of the house. During a search of her property, Officer Hixson finds misdemeanor meth. The woman is later detained and put into the back of the patrol car.
FTO Logan Landrum is dispatched to a suspicious vehicle parked in the back of a church. When he arrives, he finds two occupants in the car. The male passenger claims to be merely charging his phone while the female passenger is sound asleep. The female steps out of the vehicle and, while being questioned, a glass pipe falls from her shirt and shatters on the ground. She claims that’s all she has, but moments later she pulls a second pipe from her pants. The two are ultimately trespassed from the church and sent on their way.