Dashcam POV police chasing a pick-up truck down a rural road. After the police catches up to the vehicle that has crashed into a tree, the officers order the unseen suspects to put their hands up. Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

WPVI FTG ON GOOD SAMARITANS RESCUING A WOMAN FROM HER CAR IN HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY Watch: Good Samaritans Rescue Woman Trapped Underneath Car After Crash By David Chang and Ted Greenberg Good Samaritans saved the day in Atlantic County after a woman crashed into a tree on Sunday afternoon. Seven people helped police lift the woman's car off of her. NBC10's Ted Greenberg spoke to one of the rescuers. (Published Monday, Oct. 17, 2016) Dashcam video captured a dramatic rescue in Hamilton Township, New Jersey as a group of Good Samaritans lifted up a car to save the life of a woman who was trapped underneath. The woman was driving along a curvy section of Weymouth Road Sunday afternoon when she lost control of her vehicle and crashed into a tree. The woman was thrown out of her car which then flipped and landed on top of her. Possible Large Cat Sightings in Winslow Township, New Jersey At the time of the accident, Mygnalis Vidal was driving with her three children and a friend when she was flagged down by others on the side of the road. That's when Vidal saw the trapped woman. "It was bad because she was like turned like that," Vidal said. "Her face was all scratched from the road and stuff." Police Arrest Serial Burglar in NJ A group of people gathered near the victim asked Vidal to help. "So I just parked real quick and I started running towards the car because they were telling me to help to lift," Vidal said. "I was just trying to lift the car as strong as I could so she could come out." Couple Celebrates 70th Wedding Anniversary Sergeant Michael Virga helped Vidal and six other Good Samaritans raise the car high enough for Sergeant Michael Schnurr to pull the woman out from underneath. The woman suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover thanks to her rescuers. "It's something I needed to do," Vidal said. "Because can you imagine, it could have been myself. It could have been anybody else. I just wanted to help. That's all." Read more: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Hamilton-Township-Car-Flipped-Over-Trapped-New-Jersey-Rescue-Good-Samaritans-397374471.html#ixzz4NZ0mNgBM Follow us: @nbcphiladelphia on Twitter | NBCPhiladelphia on Facebook

A man wanted on charges of kidnapping, felonious assault, and robbery took an officer on a high speed chase through a quiet neighborhood. Nicholas Trusnik, 19, was spotted driving a blue Cutlass Saturday on Frost Road in Streetsboro. When he noticed a police cruiser approaching, officers say Trusnik took off at full speed.Authorities say Trusnik continued through several residential sections, including the Camelot Village and the Tinker's Green housing development before he cut through a yard to try and get away. The officer eventually crashed into Trusnik's car during the off-road pursuit. The chase continues, as Trusnik drives off and the officer takes off on foot, attempting to catch up to the car. Trusnik was eventually turned over to the Ravenna Police Department on their charges. He is now also facing charges of fleeing and eluding police in Streetsboro.

Police dashcam video from a chase through Manchester August 20th reveals more about what happened.A camera mounted on a Manchester police car shows the pursuit along Main St. The video shows the car weaving through traffic, sometimes into the oncoming lane.Authorities say the chase began after 16-year-old Jonathan Morehead of Platteville, Wisconsin allegedly stole fuel from a gas station.Morehead eventually crashed his car into a building. He faces multiple traffic violation charges. His case has not gone to court yet.

WPVI FTG LOCAL PACKAGE FOOTAGE ON GOOD SAMARITANS RESCUING A WOMAN FROM HER CAR IN HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY / SOTS FROM WITNESSES AND RESCUERS Watch: Good Samaritans Rescue Woman Trapped Underneath Car After Crash By David Chang and Ted Greenberg Good Samaritans saved the day in Atlantic County after a woman crashed into a tree on Sunday afternoon. Seven people helped police lift the woman's car off of her. NBC10's Ted Greenberg spoke to one of the rescuers. (Published Monday, Oct. 17, 2016) Dashcam video captured a dramatic rescue in Hamilton Township, New Jersey as a group of Good Samaritans lifted up a car to save the life of a woman who was trapped underneath. The woman was driving along a curvy section of Weymouth Road Sunday afternoon when she lost control of her vehicle and crashed into a tree. The woman was thrown out of her car which then flipped and landed on top of her. Possible Large Cat Sightings in Winslow Township, New Jersey At the time of the accident, Mygnalis Vidal was driving with her three children and a friend when she was flagged down by others on the side of the road. That's when Vidal saw the trapped woman. "It was bad because she was like turned like that," Vidal said. "Her face was all scratched from the road and stuff." Police Arrest Serial Burglar in NJ A group of people gathered near the victim asked Vidal to help. "So I just parked real quick and I started running towards the car because they were telling me to help to lift," Vidal said. "I was just trying to lift the car as strong as I could so she could come out." Couple Celebrates 70th Wedding Anniversary Sergeant Michael Virga helped Vidal and six other Good Samaritans raise the car high enough for Sergeant Michael Schnurr to pull the woman out from underneath. The woman suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover thanks to her rescuers. "It's something I needed to do," Vidal said. "Because can you imagine, it could have been myself. It could have been anybody else. I just wanted to help. That's all." Read more: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Hamilton-Township-Car-Flipped-Over-Trapped-New-Jersey-Rescue-Good-Samaritans-397374471.html#ixzz4NZ0mNgBM Follow us: @nbcphiladelphia on Twitter | NBCPhiladelphia on Facebook

A squad car pursues a vehicle through a residential neighborhood. After the vehicle crashes, a female officer tells the suspect to "put your hands up." Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

A drug dealer flees from police officers and speeds through a residential neighborhood. A passenger leaps from his car. Then the suspect leaps from the car from the driver's seat and the car crashes into another car and a tree. Please note There is approximately 8 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

Officials released dash cam video of the moment a man crashes into a patrol car in Kalamazoo.That video shows a Kalamazoo County deputy driving down a snowy road, then the suspect drives straight into his patrol car.The incident happened over the weekend near 7th Street in Kalamazoo.Investigators say the suspect had stolen several items from Menard's in Kalamazoo and then took off in his friend's car.Deputies caught up with the suspect a short time later, but instead of pulling over, he kept going until he reached a dead-end.Officials say that's when the suspect turned the car around and drove into the patrol car. The deputy in the car is alright.The man was taken into custody and deputies say there was a previous warrant out for his arrest for retail fraud.

POLICE ARE IN PURSUIT OF A 17-YEAR OLD MOTORCYCLE DRIVER. COPS GET THE BEST OF THIS YOUNG PUNK WHEN HE CRASHES THE BIKE AND THEY ARREST HIM.

A police officer attempts to pull over a driver for a routine traffic stop. The driver takes off instead and ends up smashing into a fence, through the yard and crashes into a tree. It turns out, the driver didn't stop because he had drugs in the car. Please note There is approximately 15 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

A QUICK PURSUIT OF A STOLEN CAR THAT ENDS UP CRASHING INTO A TREE. NO SOUND.

Police in pursuit of a hit and run suspect. The car crashes into a supermarket parking lot and continues until the officers perform a pit maneuver spinning the car into a tree. The suspect proceeds on foot but gets caught soon after. Please note There is approximately 29 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

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.

An officer is in a pursuit of two men suspected of burglary driving a Mercury Grand Marquis. The suspect jumps the medium and drives into head-on traffic. The chase ends when the driver loses control and crashes into a palm tree. The driver and passenger flee on foot but don't get very far after being tased by the officer. Please note There is approximately one and a half minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

"It's unbelievable. It was very dangerous for the public." That's how Alpharetta Police spokesman George Gordon describes an early Friday morning high speed chase that ended with the suspect asking police to shoot him. Gordon says one of his department's officers tried to pull over a weaving Mercedes on Windward Parkway around 1:45 am. But the driver, Thomas Lackey, of Marietta took off instead, turning south on Georgia 400 and hitting speeds of more than 130 miles an hour. Lackey's Mercedes can be seen suddenly exiting off GA 400, narrowly missing another car, and turning right onto Old Milton Parkway. He soon loses control, crosses the median and continues driving on the wrong side of the road until his Mercedes sideswipes a police cruiser and crashes. Ironically, the chase ends almost in front of the Alpharetta Police Headquarters. Right after he wrecks, Lackey bolts from his damaged Mercedes, slams the door and charges toward officers who then tackle him to the ground. Other than sirens, there's no other audio on the video, but according to Gordon, his officers say Lackey shouted, "Shoot me! shoot me!" One of the officers uses a stun gun on him instead after Lackey refuses to quit fighting. Now instead of just a DUI charge, Lackey also faces charges of fleeing, resisting arrest, aggravated assault with a motor vehicle and numerous traffic charges.

A police chase ends dramatically when the driver of a stolen F-250 pickup truck with 2 passengers launches itself 16 feet into a tree after losing control, leaving one passenger with a broken back and a 5 month pregnant woman with a shattered leg. Please note There is approximately 25 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

A routine traffic stop becomes a high speed chase when the driver decides to try and get away. Pursuit ends with the car wrapped around a tree although we don't see it actually crash.

YOUNG WOMAN CRASHES HER VAN INTO A TREE AND THE IMPACT STARTS HER VEHICLE ON FIRE. ONLOOKERS KNOW THAT SHE'S INSIDE BUT AREN'T RUSHING TO TRY AND GET HER OUT. LUCKILY FOR HER, COPS SHOW UP AND EXTRACT HER IMMEDIATELY FROM THE VAN. UNFORTUNATELY, THE WOMAN HAD ALREADY DIED FROM THE IMPACT, NOT THE FIRE. STILL, A DRAMATIC LOOK INTO HOW QUICKLY POLICE JUMP INTO ACTION.

TWO TEENAGERS HAVE STOLEN A CAR AND COPS ARE ON THEIR TAILS. THE CHASE ABRUPTLY ENDS WHEN THE KIDS SLAM THE CAR INTO SOME TREES AND THEIR CAR STARTS ON FIRE. THE DRIVER’S LEG IS STUCK IN THE CAR AND POLICE ARE ABLE TO FREE HIM AND SAVE HIS LIFE. THE PASSENGER IS ABLE TO ESCAPE ON HIS OWN. BOTH MEN ARE TREATED AT THE HOSPITAL FOR BURNS.

Police say it all started when Louis Avrin, 36, of Caldwell allegedly robbed the Brookshire Brothers grocery store at gunpoint. According to police, Avrin pointed a gun at several employees, saying he had 16 bullets and would fire them if he didn't get what he wanted. Police say he got away with $5,000 in cash. Officials say Avrin then walked out of the store and car-jacked a woman at gunpoint. He then allegedly took police on a high-speed chase. Caldwell Police Officer Cougan Hignight was called to the scene and quickly found himself in a high speed pursuit. Caldwell Police Chief Paul Lilly soon joined in the chase. One that took both officers down winding roads and through a field. However, neither officer expected what happened next. Avrin crashed the stolen vehicle into a tree then fired, hitting Officer Hignight in the arm. "He was getting out of his car after he saw the man pointing the gun," Deputy Chief Daniel McElroy with the Caldwell Police Department said. "He got out, the bullet came through the windshield and struck him, it ended up in his back." Highnight then fired back 10 times, Lilly fired four. Avrin was shot three times, one bullet skimmed his face and nose, one hit him in the hip, the third shot hit his neck and offered a fatal blow.

FOOTAGE TAKEN BY SEVERE WEATHER STORM CHASER OF HURRICANE RITA TAKEN IN THE KEY WEST, FLORIDA REGION.

SUSPECT (CLIFFORD FLUELLEN) WANTED IN A CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBERY LEADS COPS ON A HIGH SPEED CHASE THROUGH CORN FIELDS! CHASE ENDS WHEN GUY TAKES OFF ON FOOT AFTER RUNNING INTO TOO MANY TREES. GREAT CHASE WITH COWS RUNNING FOR THEIR LIVES!

A FLORIDA POLICE OFFICER IN PURSUIT OF A STOLEN SUV ENDS UP HAVING TO SAVE THE ROGUE DRIVER’S LIFE AFTER HE CRASHES INTO A TREE.THE DRIVER, 18-YEAR OLD JOSE VILLALONA, STOLE THE KEYS TO THE SUV AT A PARTY. HE LED COPS ON A SHORT LIVED HIGH SPEED CHASE BEFORE HITTING THE TREE HEAD ON AND THE POLICE OFFICER ENDING UP PULLING HIM OUT OF THE CAR SECONDS BEFORE IT DRAMATICALLY EXPLODED. WHEN THE SUSPECT ENDS UP IN THE BACK OF THE SQUAD CAR HE ENDS UP THANKING OFFICER FOLIN CHRISTMAS FOR SAVING HIS LIFE. VILLALONA WILL BE CHARGED WITH DUI, ASSAULTING AN OFFICER AND GRAND THEFT AUTO.

A FLORIDA POLICE OFFICER IN PURSUIT OF A STOLEN SUV ENDS UP HAVING TO SAVE THE ROGUE DRIVER’S LIFE AFTER HE CRASHES INTO A TREE.THE DRIVER, 18-YEAR OLD JOSE VILLALONA, STOLE THE KEYS TO THE SUV AT A PARTY. HE LED COPS ON A SHORT LIVED HIGH SPEED CHASE BEFORE HITTING THE TREE HEAD ON AND THE POLICE OFFICER ENDING UP PULLING HIM OUT OF THE CAR SECONDS BEFORE IT DRAMATICALLY EXPLODED. WHEN THE SUSPECT ENDS UP IN THE BACK OF THE SQUAD CAR HE ENDS UP THANKING OFFICER FOLIN CHRISTMAS FOR SAVING HIS LIFE. VILLALONA WILL BE CHARGED WITH DUI, ASSAULTING AN OFFICER AND GRAND THEFT AUTO.