Let me see your hands! Let me see your hands! Get on the ground! Get on the ground! Basically I got behind this vehicle in one of our known narcotics areas. And right when I got behind me started accelerating at high rate of speed. I initiated my blue lights. I was pointing at a high rate of speed. Got behind them. Several officers got into the pursuit with us. He was having a real reckless manor out. We don't know what he's running for. If he's wanted, if there's guns in the car, drugs, we don't know if he just committed a crime. We don't know what he's running for. So at that point we're just trying to get the vehicle stopped so we can figure out what's actually going on. And handle the situation accordingly. South Carolina Lima, India Lima. It's a black and colored Hyundai Alonster. Okay, come back to J-bird. We're checking him. Stop here. We got a couple units in the chase with us now. Shocking to me when I first got behind the car and got close enough I can really get a good look. The vehicle did look familiar. We were in a vehicle pursuit two weeks ago with the same individual and the same vehicle. And once I got him out the car and put him in handcuffs, got a good look at him. And he even said it to me. He said that you got me again and I looked and I realized that it was him again. The way he talked the first time, he seemed very remorseful. But I mean, you saw what happened tonight. He obviously didn't learn from his mistakes. If you made the same exact mistake you made the first time, ran from us again. I was in shock. It's the first time I've ever had that where I within a month period I've chased the vehicle. It was ended up being the same vehicle, the same individual, running for pretty much the same reasons. And he obviously didn't learn the first time. Again, second time. Yeah, man. Let's do two weeks. I'll let's me. Yeah. What are you doing? I got to work, obviously. What do we tell you last time? I mean, I've got to work out all the way to do it. What happens if you stop? I don't know what to do now. I mean, mom was very upset. So was the girlfriend. The vehicle was hers. If he didn't have damage to that, that's money out of her pocket. Mom was also upset saying that she's has to help him now because he's probably going to lose his job. So he's putting his family in a bad spot because now they're going to have to help him pay off these tickets and get himself back on the right pass. Mom, I'm sorry, baby. It's getting to me, AJ. I'm sorry. It's too hot. I know. They just keep doing this. I know. I'm sorry. We had this song. I'm sorry, baby. We had this song, baby. It's done. Whatever we're in a vehicle pursuit, it's high risk for everybody. The safety of the individuals that are driving that vehicle, all the officers involved in the public itself. We don't want to chase the vehicle all around the county because that just is more risk to everybody else. The faster we can try to get that vehicle stopped, the safer it's going to be for everybody and get them into custody. So are you going to tell me the truth? Yes, the story is. Okay, then be honest with me and tell me the truth because if you start to lie, I'm going to shut this door. John, listen to me. What? You said you wanted a breath test. Yeah, go away. Give me a breath test. Okay, I'm not going to give you a breath test. I'm going to give you a breath test. Do you see it in the railroad thing? Oh, he's going to hit a car? T-C-A-D-T-C-D at Baker and Fortiel. Put your mouth to the alarm, baby. Okay, Charlie, taking right with Baker's free on the disruption auto.