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.
| Name | Joshua MacMillan |
| Rank | Police Officer |
| Agency | Fontana Police Department |
| Station/Area Command | HQ |
| Age | 34 |
| From | Fontana California |
| Hired | 10/2004 |
| Why Law Enforcement | I am following my father and grandfather’s footsteps. I feel this was a calling for me to help others and give back to the community I grew up in. |
| First Arrest | The first arrest I can recall was a person driving a stolen car. I observed a car with no lights on at night and parked in the middle of a roadway in a high crime area. I ran the license plate and I received information the vehicle was stolen. I conducted a felony traffic stop with my partners and the driver was arrested for possessing a stolen vehicle. |
| Best part of the job | The best part of my job is helping children. I absolutely love helping kids who are in poor situations and getting them into better situations. Children love police officers and always express their interest in my career. I always make sure to give them stickers, let them sit in the police vehicle and press all the buttons to see all the “cool” lights. |
| Hobbies | I normally spend most of my time with my beautiful wife and two wonderful daughters. I do enjoy golfing whenever I am not busy with my children’s gymnastics and softball. |
| Favorite Quote | Life’s a garden, you dig it? – Joe Dirt |
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.
Officers Ribera and Mauldin spot a stolen vehicle. The driver refuses to stop which leads the officers on a high-speed pursuit through the city. Officer Maulden rams the vehicle in an attempt to stop the reckless driver, but the driver doesn’t stop. Backup enters the chase and pits the fleeing car as it exits the freeway. The driver is taken into custody and booked for carjacking among other traffic violations.
Officers Ribera and Mauldin spot a stolen vehicle. The driver refuses to stop which leads the officers on a high-speed pursuit through the city. Officer Maulden rams the vehicle in an attempt to stop the reckless driver, but the driver doesn’t stop. Backup enters the chase and pits the fleeing car as it exits the freeway. The driver is taken into custody and booked for carjacking among other traffic violations.