Man Drives Into Oncoming Traffic While Fleeing Police at 130 mph 

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That's absolutely terrifying, imagine minding your own business and someone comes head on at you at 100+ mph

That training officer is the definition of leadership.

So much respect for the officer coaching the driver through the whole ordeal

Homeboy was totally out of it by the time he got to the station. Makes me wonder how in the hell he was able to drive for so long without crashing.

"Oh, dammit, I wish I were in the driver's seat."

Why in the world does every criminal on the plant have breathing problems?

Just found this channel a few hours ago and been binge watching the videos. Really enjoying them so far. I’ve had a few negative experiences with officers but, for the most part, they give as much respect as is given to them. I’ve noticed that most of the officers in these videos still stay respectful even when being screamed at, ran from and spit on. I’m not ignorant to the fact that there are really bad and crooked officers out there but I’m glad there’s a channel like this that highlights the good ones. Just talking about my, personal, experiences but even when I’ve done nothing wrong other than driving in the wrong neighborhood at the wrong time, things go much smoother when I do what the officers ask and deal with the unfair treatment at the right time and in a respectful manner. Not just respectful to the officers but respectful to myself and not make things worse by acting like a fool.

Incredibly brave, calm under pressure , professional conduct. It takes a very special human to be a police officer today. Thank You for your service 💙

All the lives he put at risk, I never would have been that kind to him.

As a drug dealer and a car thief he had no problem bailing himself out and is free again (for now). Imagine how the officers who risked their lives pursuing him must be feeling about it? He is only 26 y.o. Imagine all the damage and chaos he still can cause!

10:11 "The stop sticks were ineffective" - You may as well have asked the guy to let the air out of his tyres if you are going to aim it like that 🤣🤣

the partner is a really great partner. he keeps motivating him, saying you're doing good, positive intonation and he even asked if he was doing ok. that was truly great to watch

It's so refreshing to see a training officer be so calm and encouraging. That dude is the MVP. That's the kind of leadership that shows the younger officers that you don't have to have a huge ego that gets in the way of treating your co-workers or just normal everyday citizens with disrespect. Hats off to those guys.

I don't even remotely understand how someone like that is allowed to bail out. He shows no regard for human life yet we all have to share the streets with him? Insane.

The “you’re doin good” and “how you feelin” check ins were so heartwarming.

This was the most anxiety producing car chase I think I’ve seen. He could have killed so many people. Unbelievable. Shoutout to all officers involved, especially the two whose body cameras we watched the events unfold through! I can’t imagine the stress you were under!

Shout out to the editor for zooming onto the officers faces when they were staring at the guy at 15:53 and 16:50, those were absolutely hilarious😂

Man, that driver's partner has got to be the best shotgun driver a guy could ever ask for! Super supportive, super calm, collected, all that jazz. What a video.

the way that officer was asking constantly how the other was doing and encouraging him, man i felt like i was the one driving and hearing those words. What a great team that entire force made

He shouldve been charged with attempted manslaughter for EVERY single vehicle he drove past driving down the wrong side of the road.

This was the calmest most professional arrest I’ve seen after a high speed chase.

Massive kudos to the guy with the driver of the police car. That's a great wingman when you're driving in a high pressure situation like this

He wanted to be in the drivers seat, but man that’s one hell of a co pilot. Calling communication to other officers and communicating to the driving officer. Insane

I'm from Brazil and I doubt the best cops around here can even come close to having this level of professionalism. Amazing work

The idea that a guy like this can bail out at all is chilling.

15:50. I'm so glad you zoomed in on the officer staring at the guy like wtf for a solid minute straight. That was hilarous.

Seems like a SUPER well drilled PD. The searches, the driving, the communication and their demeanor during the physical arrest were impeccable

Bro was on another planet he was so strung out. Thats terrifying. So glad no one was hurt

Great communication between the more senior officer and his younger partner

Nothing stupider than identifying yourself with a drivers license and then committing multiple felonies. Genius.

Great leadership in the passenger seat. I cracked up when he said "ugh damn I wish I was in the driver's seat!" 😂 Most exciting thing that's happened to him on the job in his entire career and he's *training* someone

Whoever this officer is who is teaching deserves a big boy raise. Hard to find someone like this in any profession. Much respect for the calm demeanor, being able to relate, and "light" use of swear words😂. For some reason I feel a lot safer when the person teaching me knows how to swear

This is such a unique perspective even on the channel, the POV of a rookie or newer officer being trained in real time by someone who is clear and calm is amazing. Truly feels as though we the audience are this new officer and this is our first chase.

I love how the other officer asks “how’re you feeling?” And “ you’re doing good dude” and the “ slow her down “ he’s mad supportive and that’s what people look like in a partner they both handled this pursuit so well these men need more pay

100% agree with the guy that said “this is not a 2 year or 18 month slap on the wrist… you’re firing a bullet at every car you go past”

"You're doin' good, baby, you're doin' good..." @6:55 - that training officer is amazing, and I'm sure the trainee will be a better one because of it. We all need mentors in our jobs like that - no matter what we do. SO much respect for these officers and what they do, day in and day out. Law enforcement around the country should take lessons from the officers in the Code Blue Cam videos.

I cannot believe how easily these men can go from combative and tactical response and then completely transition to rendering aid with absolutely no anger or accusatory language. These officers are honestly psychological unicorns, it was absolutely amazing to see

Seems like the officer driving 130 was in training , the way his partner/fto was talking him through it and encouraging him. He did a great job!

The Volunteer medical man was great. Love how officers included him/respected him. Great example of how to properly treat elderly. Kudos to all.

The officer saying “damn I wish i was in the drivera seat” 😂😂

So I'm blind and I love these law enforcement videos, but unfortunately with the chases it's hard for me to figure out what's going on a lot of times. I like how you narrate what's going on. It gives me some context. The cop in this one was pretty good about communicating what was happening too.

The Sr. officer coaching the Jr. officer on defensive/offensive driving under pressure is amazing. This is amazing police work and mentoring. He should get a commendation for this.

Clearly the officer driver was a new guy so I'm glad to hear the partner was keeping him going, giving him directions on what to do and making sure he was doing ok. And the driver did a great job during that whole thing. I'm just glad that they managed to get the guy without anything happening to anyone else. The way he was driving, it's surprising he didn't kill someone.

I feel the training officer here deserves special acknowledgment, so chill and encouraging. The best kind of senior to learn from.

Driver was such a bad a$$ and trainer deserves a promotion for keeping everything moving, safe and remaining calm himself. The things you all go through is incredible. Thanks so much for all you do! ✨

Can we give props to the officer for keeping the trainee calm during this whole chase and making sure he was okay

"is it going to be a high bail?" 😡 and that was only question he had after his insane, high-speed chase arrest! I amend these officers for staying calm and professional that entire time! They literally put their lives at risk They don't get enough recognition!

i feel the driver is a rookie, the partner is really supportive and awesome too

Seems like a rookie officer with a FTO. The FTO is very supportive reassuring the rookie that he is doing a good job. Great job to the officers.

1:56 “Aw damn, I wish I was in the driver’s seat” 😂😂😂

The zoom on the officer watching the guy hyperventilate with the surprised Pikachu face was HILARIOUS 15:49

Gets told he hit someone, only worries about charges and bond. Such a great member of society

We desperately need to tighten up our court system. These bail amounts never ever seem aappropriate. My heart goes out to these officers who are forced to watch these POS"S serve so little time after endanderging so many lives. The frustration must be horrible to live with day in and out. Learn about these judges BEFORE you vote!

Wisconsin is full of such humble and gentle people. I don't know if I heard a single cuss word from the officers, and they immediately start issuing commands to the driver like "woah there hold yer horses buddy."

“Doing baby, doing good!” 😂😂😂 Live that one down at the next Christmas party 🤣🤣

The partner on the first dash cam was great with making sure the driver was doing good.

Props to the cops for keeping their composure, these are the cops we need in the world!!!!

Should’ve been a count of recklessly endangering safety for every single civilian he passed during the pursuit. Anything less than 20 to 25 years in prison for this guy is a disgrace

"I think i got bit by like poison ivy" 😂🤣😭

I hope they nail him on every charge imaginable: DWI, reckless driving to endanger, reckless endangerment, everything. Such a menace to the road who could have killed an entire family doing what he did. Great work officers. Support from Massachusetts.

I thought the officer would’ve been like how your dad screams at you when you’re first learning how to drive but surprisingly he’s calm

Nothing like a calm 130+ mph training chase! Driving in the oncoming traffic to give the drivers a visual was a great idea. Well done to all.

that training officer should be President. He was incredibly calm, and thoughtful, teaching as they went along. Very aware of what was happening around them..huge round of applause

Suspect: “Is it going to be a high bond?” Police: “There’s a few changes here.” EXTREMELY professional police. They stayed calm and in control, supported each other, quickly made decisions about acceptable levels of risk and lowered the tension when interacting with the suspect by treating him with civility. This made me proud to be an American.

I loved all the close-ups of the officers faces after he was arrested. Gave me a solid chuckle

Those two did amazing together. “If you can take him out, take him out.” “Ya hear that? It’s the sheriff. Do it buddy” Nice.

Love the comraderie between the persuing officers. Keep safe, all of you. ❤

The training officer is the real winner here. He was calm…. He provided encouragement and talked through the situation. What a great video!!!!

6:53 "Good, baby. Doing good." When you're in such a high-stress situation you forget you're talking to a colleague and not your girlfriend XD Still very heartening and encouraging to see this teamwork and how well the training officer handled both the chase but also his trainee's well-being. Calm and measured. Good job!

I used to be a police officer and towards the end of my OTJ, my FTO let me drive and we got into a high-speed chase. It was at night and there was very little traffic, but my FTO encouraged me just like this the entire time. I'm glad that for my first chase, I had someone there that was with me the entire time, giving me encouragement. In some ways, I miss being a cop, but I am glad that I moved on to another field.

This was the scariest chase I've ever seen. The disregard that he has for life is crazy....he should have been put under the jail.

The camaraderie between these 2 cops is so sweet.

Honestly, i truly love how well they're communicating with each other. And glad the driver and passenger were feeling okay during all that craziness! Glad yall are all safe after this.

The way these officers communicate with each other. Passenger checking how driver is feeling and vise versa is just phenomenal

Watching him almost hit that car head kn going 100 and something miles was absolutely terrifying. You never know when you're going to be in a situation where you have to get out of the way of somebody like this guy. So sickening

15:53 That zoom caught me off guard 🤣

Props to the medic too. Clearly 60+ and still -serving- working.

Wisconsin is underrated for being dangerous af!

I was so caught off guard at 15:53 and 16:53 by the zoom in to the deputies face lol

This is a reason not to stay in the passing lane like its your personal lane.

Its like listening to a dad teach his son how to drive for the first time. Very wholesome moment lol 🖤 That cop clearly cares about his partner.

When you see a Code Blue post you know its gonna be a great upload. Never gets boring in this channel

My heart was racing just watching this! I can’t imagine what it’s like to actually be in this situation! Props to the officers for being so calm.

I hate backseat drivers most of the time but the passenger cop was on point with his directions. Much respect to the rookie cops ability to take direction and keep his cool. Very well done.

Bit by poison ivy?? His crimes are serious but that statement had me rolling😂😂😂

Dude seems like he's tweaking his face off. He didn't catch his breath that whole time. Props to the dudes in blue on this one, insane danger to the public.

UPDATE: The 26 year old man charged in connection with the chase is facing multiples felonies. He is Tyler E. Glass, who has a current address in Oshkosh. It was the third felony incident involving Glass in two months. He was charged in June in Winnebago County with felony substantial battery causing bodily harm. He was released on a signature bond. Glass was arrested and charged August 12, also in Winnebago County, with felony narcotics possession and with bail jumping for violating the terms of his June bail. But Winnebago County authorities released him again on a signature bond (meaning he didn’t have to put up any cash). Nine days later, Glass allegedly led authorities on the chase throughout Fond du Lac County in which he got away from officers who were chasing at 130 miles per hour. He was eventually arrested after wrecking his car. Fond du Lac County Judge Tricia Walker, a Tony Evers appointee, set cash bail at $30,000. Glass posted that amount three weeks ago and is free again. Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney, the GOP candidate for attorney general, tells me his assistant asked for a higher cash bail of $50,000 but that the Evers-appointed judge lowered the amount. Toney tells me he will now ask Winnebago County authorities to retroactively raise their bail on Glass given his new crimes. Prior to his alleged 2022 crime spree, Glass served prison time for a 2019 Fond du Lac County vehicle theft felony. DA Toney said he didn’t believe it would do any good to ask Judge Walker to set higher bail. Glass’ trial date in the Fond du Lac County case is early next year as are his dates for the Winnebago County cases. In the meantime, he’s free. The issue of violent felons being released repeatedly on bail to commit new crimes has become one of the biggest issues in the Wisconsin elections for governor and US Senate.

I appreciate the professionalism of these cops. Once they had him detained they weren't looking for retribution. They weren't overly aggressive. They immediately called an ambulance when he mentioned he couldn't breathe and might have injuries. This is exactly how this situation SHOULD go.

I’ve been watching these videos for a while and am amazed how much stuff these police have to have in their cars. Also how hard their job is. I have a whole new level of respect for 99% of law enforcement.

Being a mom of a child who was hit by a fleeing car, the chase is definitely not always worth it. Thankfully my son only had minor injuries after being hit at over 80 miles an hour. This made my stomach drop knowing what can happen. I thank the Lord my son is still here, and in this case he didn't hit anyone.

he wants them to help him because he can't breath, yet had he hurt anyone he'd not give a damn and would have kept running

Hats of to the officer in the passenger seat, he is one hell of a co-pilot and great communication. I assume he was training someone and hats off to that trainee as well, they both handled it like pros. Bravo. EDIT: 15:54 what a golden moment

That face zoom at 15:58 killed me.

I've been passed twice by high-speed pursuits - once on a rural two-lane highway and then on a five-lane freeway. Each time, if the vehicles come up behind you, they all flash past so quickly that you can barely react or even know for sure what happened.

It's been repeated again and again but it'll never be enough, MUCH respect to the training officer for reassuring, encouraging, guiding, and caring for his partner! And props for the trainee handling it so well and not being afraid to ask questions here and there, one helluva training day for him! I hope the rest of their careers reflect these traits.

Imagine running from the cops then asking for water

I like how they still try to help him and give care to him even though he was driving very dangerously. I don think many people acknowledge this because stuff like this gets lost in media. Props to the cops for being cool and professional during the arrest!

You know you’re a class act when you have dozens chasing you for 28 minutes while endangering their life and countless others, and the first thing you ask is how high your bail will be. This dude was jacked out of his mind and I can’t believe we didn’t see him drop dead.

Wisconsin used to be a calm state, and I never saw such crazy people there when I’d go visit.