This is dashcam video of a routine traffic stop in which the suspect later claimed she was abused by the cop. Videotape shows the opposite and woman is caught in a lie.

Florida, USA - February 11, 2021: McDonald's fast food sign and busy city traffic in Florida.

Florida, USA - February 11, 2021: People wearing face mask selling fruits in the traffic amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

LOCAL MENTAL CASE KNOWN AS “OTTO” KEEPS THE WEST MELBOURNE POLICE VERY BUSY FROM TIME TO TIME. TODAY, OTTO DECIDES HE WILL DIRECT TRAFFIC ON A BUSY ROAD.

POLICE ARE IN PURSUIT OF A SUSPECT REFUSING TO STOP FOR A NORMAL TRAFFIC STOP. AFTER THE CHASE GOES INTO A NEIGHBORHOOD, POLICE CALL OFF THE CHASE FOR THE SAFETY OF THE RESIDENTS IN THE AREA. AS COPS SLOW DOWN TO BACK OFF THE CHASE, THE SUSPECT’S CAR RAMS INTO A TREE. THE PASSENGER GETS OUT TO YELL AT THE COP AND MOMENTS LATER THE DRIVER SLAMS THE CAR INTO REVERSE TO MOW DOWN THE OFFICER, THE OFFICER OPENS FIRE ON THE VEHICLE AFRAID FOR HIS LIFE. THE GUNFIRE IS ENOUGH TO SCARE THE DRIVER STRAIGHT AS HE IMMEDIATELY GETS OUT AND PUTS HIS HANDS UP. THE BACK SEAT PASSENGER CLAIMS HE WAS SHOT, BUT WHEN COPS LOOK HIM OVER THEY SEE HE’S OK. THE DRIVER WAS ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, FLEEING AND ELUDING.

A woman is recovering in the hospital today after failing to yield to an oncoming emergency vehicle and the heart pumping moment is caught on camera.You can clearly see the AMBULANCE with flashing emergency lights going through the intersection when it slams into the woman’s car.It happened Monday and the woman was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries.She was given a ticket for not giving the emergency vehicle the right of way.

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Miami, South Beach

NICK BOLLEA, BETTER KNOWN AS NICK HOGAN AND SON OF FAMED WRESTLER HULK HOGAN, LIKES TO DRIVE HIS CAR FAST. SO FAST IN FACT THAT HE RECENTLY GOT BUSTED DOING 82 MILES PER HOUR IN A 45-MPH ZONE. THIS IS THE DASHCAM VIDEO OF NICK BEING PULLED OVER AND WRITTEN UP FOR SPEEDING IN HIS HOT YELLOW TOYOTA SUPRA. LATER IN THE MONTH, HOGAN WOULD BE INVOLVED IN ANOTHER INCIDENT WHERE HE SMASHES THIS CAR INTO A TREE AND SERIOUSLY INJURES ANOTHER DRIVER.

OFFICER RESPONDING TO A HOTEL BURGLARY CALL PULL OVER A VEHICLE MATCHING THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ROBBERY SUSPECT. AS THE CAR PULLS OVER, A PASSENGER IN THE CAR STARTS OPENING FIRE ON THE OFFICERS. OFFICER MIKE LAVOIE, AN EX-SWAT TEAM TROOPER, RETURNS FIRE ON THE PASSENGER AS THE DRIVER BAILS OUT AND RUNS ON FOOT. HE IS QUICKLY TACKLED BY BYSTANDER MIKE SOLITRO AND HIS SON WHO WERE EYE WITNESSES TO THE WHOLE INCIDENT. THE DRIVER JOSHUA LOPEZ WAS A HOSTAGE IN THE SITUATION AND THE PASSENGER FRANKLIN ORTIZ-CASTRO WAS TAKEN THE HOSPITAL TO BE TREATED FOR GUNSHOT WOUNDS.

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Miami, Downtown, Highway 95

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Naples Suburb, Tamiami Trail

DASHCAM CATCHES A SUSPECT BEING TASERED BY FLORIDA POLICE. ON A ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP, THE MAN TAKES OFF AND LEADS POLICE ON A HIGH SPEED CHASE. ONCE THE STOP STICKS HALT THE CHASE, THE MAN GETS OUT AND TAKES OFF ON FOOT....AND THAT'S WHEN COPS HAD ENOUGH AND SHOT HIM WITH A TASER. THE SUSPECT CAN BE SEEN IMMEDIATELY DROPPING TO THE GROUND. HE WAS CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED BATTERY.

POLICE IN FLORIDA GET A CALL OF A MUSIC STORE ROBBERY AND GET THE LOCATION OF WHERE THE SUSPECT IS HEADING. THEY QUICKLY TRACK DOWN THE RED DODGE AND AFTER A QUICK CHASE, THE CAR WRECKS ITSELF OUT SPINNING AND FLIPPING OVER SEVERAL TIMES. CASE CLOSED. THE SUSPECTS IN THE RED VAN ALL SURVIVED AND WERE LATER ARRESTED AFTER GETTING OUT OF THE HOSPITALS.

Straight back process commercial business area Orlando, Florida (CBA); Shot on ARRIRAW

A man wanted for questioning in the homicide of a woman leads Florida cops on a high speed chase. Stephen Ray Stickles was spotted by cops on patrol after a store merchant called them when the suspect tried to pass a forged check. Owners of the store recognized the name on the checks and knew they were stolen. 53-year old Diane Elliot had been missing from work all day and when police forced entry into her home to check on her welfare they found her dead. When police attempt to pull over the suspect, he leads them on a short high speed chase and then attempts to flee on foot. Minutes later that cops had Stickles in custody.

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Normandy Isles, Miami Suburb

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Miami, Highway 95

High speed chase caught on tape ends when police finally ram suspect's car, but suspect flees the scene.

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Suburb, Tamiami Trail, Osprey

A section of Interstate 75 looked like a rodeo Saturday as a loose bull knocked over an Alachua County, FLORIDA deputy and chased a trooper onto the hood of a cruiser.Dashcam video from a cruiser shows the bull running down Sgt. Richard LaLonde in the middle of the road."Some bruised ribs, a bruised elbow, and a bruised knee and nothing too serious," said LaLonde of his injuries.LaLonde has been an Alachua County deputy for 16 years. He even grew up in a rural area, but his experience around loose livestock has been limited. Deputies were responding to a crash but didn't know that a livestock trailer involved in the crash was ripped open."I knew when he fell. When he looked around, he wasn't happy," said LaLonde.Video from another dashcam shows Trooper Matt Simmons diving over the hood of his cruiser to avoid the bull.Luckily for LaLonde, the bull didn't have horns."He actually hit me in my left hip. If he had horns, he would have hit me in the mid-area," said LaLonde.Eventually, the bull ran off the interstate and deputies put it down with several gunshots.LaLonde says it was so close to an exit with restaurants and people, and they couldn't risk the bull hurting anyone else."I can check rodeo clown off my bucket list," said LaLonde.

4 synced driving process plates (search roman numerals for all four sides), front, rear, right and left side for green screen, chroma key and studio projection filming. Rear, front, side projection (also known as process photography) is part of many in-camera effects cinematic techniques in film production for combining foreground performances with pre-filmed backgrounds. It was widely used for many years in driving scenes, or to show other forms of "distant" background motion. Location: Florida, Siesta Key Beach, Midnight Pass road

POLICE IN LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ON HOT ON THE TAIL OF A SUSPECTED ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT. WHEN THE SUSPECT LOOKS TO GET AWAY ON AN OFF RAMP AND GET ONTO ANOTHER FREEWAY POLICE KNOW THEY HAVE TO END THINGS BEFORE MORE LIVES ARE PUT IN JEOPARDY. THEY ENACT A PERFECT PIT MANEUVER TO TRY AND END THIS CHASE. SUSPECT GOES SPINNING AROUND ON CAMERA BUT ENDS UP DRIVING AWAY FOR A SHORT WHILE BEFORE ALL THE COPS INVOLVED IN THE CHASE ARE ABLE TO SURROUND HIM. GREAT VIDEO!