A police officer drives through a red light and ends up sending five people to the hospital and the whole incident is caught on dash cam. As Fox 8 News Elisa Amigo reports, the officer who crashed has only been on the force for 10 months and now her job is on the line.Officer Michelle Bush, in response to a call, flies through city streets, sometimes reaching speeds of 90 mph. The cruiser runs a red light and strikes a Jeep at the intersection of 5th and Rogers, sending the cruiser flying through the air. After the crash, Officer Bush gets out and checks on the other drivers.

NAME: US ROBBERY 20091122I TAPE: EF09/1093 IN_TIME: 10:26:48:01 DURATION: 00:00:52:11 SOURCES: POLICE HANDOUT DATELINE: Twinsburg, Ohio - 19 Nov 2009 RESTRICTIONS: Must Courtesy Ohio.Com SHOTLIST ++MUTE AT SOURCE++ 1. Dash-cam video of suspect being escorted and searched by police, police officer placing note on car and suspect leaning over hood of police cruiser eating note STORYLINE Police in the United States said a bank robbery suspect in Ohio might have eaten evidence when he gobbled a piece of paper while handcuffed and lying across the hood of a police cruiser. A police cruisers dashboard camera captured 35-year-old John Ford of Cleveland grabbing the paper with his mouth as police emptied his pockets. Ford was arrested following a report of a bank robbery in Streetsboro just south of Cleveland on Thursday. Police said a man walked into the bank and handed a teller a note that demanded money. The whereabouts of the note demanding money came into question after Ford was taken into custody and Streetsboro investigators asked whether officers had found the piece of paper. Twinsburg police reviewed the images captured on camera and said they observed Ford leaning over to eat something off the hood of the cruiser. Police say they found money in a bag in Ford's car, which fit the description of the bank robber's vehicle, along with a bank die pack that had exploded and a 38-calibre pistol. Ford was being held in the Portage County Jail on Saturday where his file did not indicate he had a lawyer. Ford is also a suspect in bank robberies in Stow and Akron.

An Ohio State Trooper from the Swanton Post is facing westbound on the eastbound lanes of the Ohio Turnpike with his lights on trying to slow traffic for an accident ahead when a semi tractor trailer almost hits the Patrol cruiser head-on

VIDEO TAPE RELEASED BY OHIO POLICE SHOWS AN UNUSUAL CHASE INVOLVING A STOLEN RV. THE DRIVER, 25-YEAR OLD TIMOTHY KURTH LED COPS ON A HALF HOUR CHASE PICKING UP SPEED THE WHOLE TIME. SOON AFTER THE CHASE BEGAN, POLICE DEPLOYED STOP STICK OR ROAD SPIKES TO STOP THE HUGE MACHINE. THIS WORKED A LITTLE BIT AS THE RV LOST SEVERAL TIRES, BUT THESE RUNAWAY TIRES NEARLY INJURED POLICE IN PURSUIT. AS THE RV CONTINUED DRIVING ON THE RIMS, FLAMES WERE SHOOTING FROM IT UNTIL THE RV DROVE ONTO A BOAT DOCK AND CRASHED INTO THE MAUMEE BAY!! AMAZING VIDEO!

Another clip from "24 Hours of OVI".

An Ohio State Trooper from the Swanton Post is facing westbound on the eastbound lanes of the Ohio Turnpike with his lights on trying to slow traffic for an accident ahead when a semi tractor trailer almost hits the Patrol cruiser head-on.

NBA BASKETBALL STAR LEBRON JAMES ADMITS HE WAS TRAVELING IN THE FAST LANE. JAMES WAS TICKETED BY THE OHIO STATE PATROL DRIVING OVER 100 MPH AFTER HEADING HOME FROM A BALLGAME AGAINST NEW ORLEANS. THE CAVALIERS (LEBRON’S TEAM) LOST THE GAME TO THE HORNETS AND JAMES MUST HAVE REALLY BEEN UPSET TO BE GOING THAT FAST!

Drunk driver crashes into back of semi-truck, directly in front of trooper that was following him. Within seconds of driving onto the right edge line of the road, the trooper initiated a traffic stop but the driver then crashed into the back of a tractor-trailer. The driver told troopers he didn’t notice the tractor trailer before striking it.

High speed chase ends in a hurry when the car being chased crosses an intersection and crashes into another car. Great video caught on tape chase!

AN OHIO POLICE OFFICER IS TRYING TO SLOW TRAFFIC TO CLEAR THE ROADS FOR AN ACCIDENT UP AHEAD WHEN HE IS NEARLY WIPED OUT BY AN ONCOMING SEMI TRACTOR TRAILER TRUCK!!!

EXCELLENT SURVEILLANCE! AMAZING VIDEO HERE! THE DATE OF THIS EVENT IS UNKNOWN.

SUSPECT IS PULLED OVER BY THE OHIO STATE PATROL FOR A TRAFFIC VIOLATION. HE WAS ARRESTED SHORTLY THEREAFTER FOR DRUNK DRIVING. AFTER THE MAN IS HANDCUFFED HE DECIDES HE DOESN’T LIKE THIS SITUATION VERY MUCH AND HE RESISTS. THE COPS QUICKLY THROW HIM TO THE GROUND AND TAKE HIM TO JAIL. NO INJURIES REPORTED BY THE COPS OR THE BAD GUY.

OHIO POLICE ATTEMPT TO PULL OVER A CAR FOR A SIMPLE VEHICLE DEFECT. WHEN THE DRIVER REFUSES TO STOP, THE CHASE IS ON. THEY DEPLOY STOP STICKS SUCCESSFULLY DEFLATING THE RENEGADE CAR’S FRONT TIRE. SHORTLY THEREAFTER THE SUSPECT CRASHES AND IS TAKEN AWAY TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL FOR HIS INJURIES BEFORE BEING TAKEN TO JAIL.

This was one of the 24 DUI’s in 24 hours that was sent to us by the Ohio State Patrol.

OHIO STATE TROOPERS RESPOND TO A CRASH AND FIND THE VEHICLE ENGULFED IN FLAMES WITH THE DRIVER PASSED OUT IN THE CAR! ONE TROOPER USES HIS FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO BREAK OUT THE WINDOW AND THROUGH THE SMOKE THEY FIND THE DRIVER. AFTER A STRUGGLE THEY ARE ABLE TO PULL THE DRIVER OUT AND ADMINISTER FIRST AID UNTIL THE PARAMEDICS ARRIVE.

Jury selection began today for Cheyne Kehoe, one of two brothers accused of shooting at Ohio police in a incident caught on videotape.

During routine patrol a Trooper witnesses a commercial truck carrying supplies for a Target store cross the median and come into oncoming traffic.

EXCELLENT SURVEILLANCE! AMAZING VIDEO HERE! SEE VIDEO DESCRIPTION FOR DETAILS.

A MAN IS PULLED OVER WITH A LICENSE THAT EXPIRED 33 YEARS AGO AND HE IS LEGALLY BLIND. THIS IS HYSTERICAL.

POLICE OFFICERS RUNNING AFTER GEESE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT.

TROOPERS STOP IMPAIRED MOTORCYCLIST AND WATCH THE MOTORCYCLIST AND PASSENGER FALL OFF THE MOTORCYCLE AND ONTO THE GROUND.

Cruiser cam video has been released involving a 14-year-old who led officers on a chase.Police said the chase happened Wednesday night when the teen stole his grandmother’s car.Officers said the teen lost control and hit a pole at the intersection of Packard Drive and Kittridge Road.According to police, officers talked with the boy’s grandmother to see if anything else was taken from her house.The teen now faces charges of auto theft and failure to comply.

QUAKER CITY, Ohio -- The State Highway Patrol says the Columbiana County sheriff was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol after a trooper saw him weaving in and out of lanes at 81 mph. Video recorded by a trooper's dashboard-mounted camera recorded the arrest. According to the report, after David Smith failed field sobriety tests, he identified himself as a sheriff and asked the arresting trooper to let him go because he was running for re-election next year. "Can't you just let me go home?" asked a voice, identified as Smith on the video. "Could you do that in Columbiana County?" asked the trooper. "Yes, if it was me, yes," responded Smith. The patrol says Smith was driving home from the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association dinner when he was pulled over Thursday night in Guernsey County. Smith was handcuffed and taken to the Cambridge patrol post, where he submitted a urine sample for testing and was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated

The city police department is reviewing a dashboard video of a 20-minute, high-speed chase Saturday night to determine whether the pursuit should have been allowed to continue.The chase followed a traffic stop in Niles in which the driver, identified by police as Harley Tibbs, 28, of South Street, Niles, was pulled over for speeding on U.S. Route 422.But when the Niles police officer approached the 2002 Chevrolet Blazer, Tibbs took off, turned right on state Route 46 and then left on Mines Road, authorities said.By this time, the Niles police officer had been advised by his supervisor to end the pursuit. Officers at that point had information on the owner of the car.The officer followed behind at a distance without lights and siren in order to advise where the vehicle was headed, according to Niles police.A few minutes later, at about 8:30 p.m., the vehicle headed into Warren, where Patrolmen David Weber and John Marks Jr. spotted it on South Street near state Route 169.After traveling a few blocks on South Street, the officers saw fellow officer Detective Sgt. Michael Merritt pulling onto South Street ahead of Tibbs’ vehicle and contacted him to help stop the vehicle.Merritt stopped his police investigations van at a green light at the intersection with Pine Street near the Warren police station, while Weber stopped his cruiser along the left side of the SUV.As Merritt and Marks got out of their vehicles to apprehend Tibbs, Tibbs drove forward, hitting the rear of the police van and driving over the sidewalk to escape into the police department parking lot, Warren police said.The vehicle proceeded north on Park Avenue with Weber in pursuit but Marks no longer in the vehicle. By about that point, Warren police had identified the driver.Twenty minutes later, after a high-speed pursuit that followed Champion Avenue, State Road, Templeton Road, U.S. Route 422, Leavitt Road and several other — mostly rural — roads, Tibbs crashed the SUV at the intersection of Braceville Robinson and Eagle Creek roads in Braceville Township, police said.Capt. Tim Bowers of the Warren police said he had begun to review the videotape and other information on the chase to determine whether officers made the right choice to pursue Tibbs.Weber’s vehicle, which was equipped with a “push bumper,” also crashed into the rear of the SUV, causing a small amount of damage to the cruiser.No injuries were reported, though the Niles policeman reported that he narrowly escaped having his foot run over.Weber gave a brief foot chase for Tibbs but Tibbs was not found. The female passenger in the vehicle, the registered owner of the vehicle, was still inside at the time and told officers she didn’t know why Tibbs fled.Tibbs was arrested Sunday and arraigned in the municipal courts in Niles and Warren on charges including felonious assault, failure to comply, fleeing and eluding, and driving under suspension.He remains in Trumbull County Jail in lieu of bonds totaling $225,000.