6 Creepiest Moments Caught on Police Dashcam

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00:00This is the dashcam footage of rookie Delaware State Police Trooper Hassan Hollis.

00:14Hassan was stationed on a highway onramp right next to a stalled vehicle waiting for a tow

00:18truck to arrive when he spotted a red Buick Regal.

00:22Only minutes before, a radio call had gone out for all officers in the area to be on

00:26the lookout for a vehicle that matched that very description as it was linked to a possible

00:29kidnapping.

00:31Hassan quickly ditched the stalled vehicle and began chasing it down the highway.

00:43After a few moments he caught up to it and got right behind it.

00:46The license plate matched up.

00:48Hassan then radioed for backup and began pulling the vehicle over using extreme caution.

00:52Inside the vehicle was 35-year-old Lewis

01:22Coleman.

01:23When asked if anyone else was in the vehicle, Lewis would explain how someone was in the

01:27trunk.

01:29Upon opening the trunk, police would find the remains of Jassy Cohella inside of a suitcase.

01:34A suitcase which Lewis was later found to have purchased only a couple days earlier at a nearby

01:38Walmart.

01:40Along with this he also purchased other items such as duct tape, surgical gloves, and safety

01:45goggles.

01:46The unfortunate events were believed to have started at a nightclub hundreds of miles away

01:58where Jassy Cohella was last seen.

02:00It's thought that this is where Lewis had lured her inside of his car.

02:04Upon being arrested, Lewis Coleman would plead not guilty, but considering the mass amount of

02:09evidence against him, he would later be found otherwise by a federal jury.

02:13As of right now, Lewis is still waiting for his sentencing.

02:21It's November 19, 2017 in Clearwater, Florida.

02:25Two police cruisers, both with their own dash cams, were responding to a traffic stop on

02:29North Keene Road.

02:31Just two minutes after they arrived, a small plane hovering in the air slowly comes into view.

02:36But it quickly becomes clear that it's descending and heading straight at them.

02:55The plane's right wing clips a tree wall descending, causing the aircraft to spin out and forcing

03:06it to the side of the road.

03:08Just minutes earlier, the four-seater plane had taken off from a nearby airport.

03:13Flying it was 61-year-old Mark Allen Benedict, accompanied by one other passenger.

03:18Shortly into the flight, their engines started failing.

03:21Mark reported this back to the airport and further explained to them that he didn't think

03:24he could make it back.

03:26Mark didn't have many options, as the state of the one engine he had was only continuing

03:30to worsen.

03:32This is what forced him to crash land on the road, a road which just so happened to already

03:35have police present.

03:37Despite the terrible nature of the crash, Mark and the other passenger on board were able

03:41to walk away from the wreckage with minimal injuries.

03:44No one on the ground was injured.

03:51This footage was taken from the dashcam of Arkansas Police Corporal Randy McAdams around 3 AM on

03:56October 15, 2005.

03:59Randy had been informed of some type of crash at Hobo Jungle Park and was in the process of

04:03responding to the incident.

04:05On his way to the crash site, he would notice a thick layer of what looked like fog directly

04:09in front of him.

04:11This prompted Randy to stay put.

04:13Shortly after, his dashcam would capture this.

04:16He had a hard explosion, Hobo Jungle.

04:17We made golfing planes.

04:182-9.

04:19You all right?

04:20Damn!

04:21Oh!

04:22Oh!

04:23Oh!

04:24Oh!

04:25Oh!

04:26Oh!

04:27Oh!

04:28Oh!

04:29Oh!

04:30Oh!

04:31Oh!

04:32Oh!

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04:34Oh!

04:35Oh!

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04:42Oh!

04:43Oh!

04:44Oh!

04:52Oh!

04:53Oh!

04:54Oh I got this on Jeremiah Grand.

05:02Oh!

05:03Oh!

05:04Oh!

05:05Oh!

05:06Ooh!

05:07I got him.

05:08That's good!

05:09Oh!

05:10Oh!

05:12Oh!

05:13Oh!

05:14Randy desperately backs away from the explosion and is able to make it out of its range.

05:39It turns out the crash he was responding to was a train crash at a nearby railroad yard.

05:44The collision resulted in the puncture of a tanker carrying propylene, a compressed flammable

05:48gas.

05:50This is the fog Randy had originally seen when responding to the incident.

05:54At that point, the gas wasn't yet on fire.

05:56It wasn't until it reached a nearby house that it was set ablaze.

06:00It's believed that the house's water heater is what was responsible.

06:04This is what then caused the extreme explosion seen in the dashcam footage.

06:08Had Randy entered the fog, he and his patrol vehicle likely would have been incinerated

06:13but, amazingly, all police officers and even rail yard employees were out of the explosion's

06:18range when it occurred.

06:20In fact, around 3,000 residents within a 1 mile radius were advised to evacuate immediately.

06:26Unfortunately though, the house that had started the explosion had a single occupant, which

06:30would be the only person killed in the incident.

06:33This tragedy brought a lot of light to the shortcomings and communication methods between

06:36the police, the fire department, and those working the rail yard tower.

06:41For example, initial observations of a vapor cloud and chemical odor were not even passed

06:45down to responding dispatchers.

06:48In response to this, the city has since modified some of their communication protocols.

06:57This footage was taken on February 18th, 2022 in Shawna, Wisconsin.

07:02The dashcam is in the cruiser of Officer Jeff Buettner.

07:06Jeff was patrolling the highway when suddenly this happened.

07:09Treated.

07:10Listen, tell you all.

07:11Don't get out of here.

07:13Watch out.

07:14Good, man!

07:15Hey!

07:37A pile up of cars comes into view, but same as everyone else, the icy conditions didn't

07:46allow enough time for Jeff to slow down, forcing him to crash.

07:50Before he had time to get out, cars from behind him would begin to slam into his police cruiser.

08:03Jeff was now trapped inside of his vehicle, but still, at least for the most part, unhurt.

08:09Not long passes when a few other people involved in the crash go up to check up on Jeff.

08:33I'm with Shawano PD, I don't want to, I got to try and, I'll try and get out of here and

08:38do what I can to help you guys.

08:40I'm sorry man, I'm trapped right now.

08:44That's okay, that's okay.

08:46Hold on, let me, let me try and get out of my driver's door first.

08:50Can you?

08:51Nope, we got it open.

09:03Six minutes would pass until Jeff was able to free himself.

09:08From there, he immediately joined in helping other stranded drivers.

09:11A total of 39 vehicles were involved in the pileup, resulting in 10 people being injured.

09:21In January of 2016, police of Lincoln County would release this dash cam video.

09:27Driving the cruiser is Deputy Jeremy Gatney, who was on a routine patrol in the area at the

09:31time.

09:33As he nears an intersection, Jeremy notices an obstruction in the roadway.

09:36That's when he realizes it was moving and coming towards him.

09:41He slows down and turns on his lights as he gets closer, before realizing what he was actually

09:46looking at.

10:06An infant child running in the middle of the road right up to Jeremy's front bumper.

10:18Jeremy picks him up and asks him where his parents were, and shortly after they would

10:21be located.

10:22They were found frantically searching for their child.

10:26It was later discovered that the child had unknowingly slipped out of the family's house

10:30through an open door, and it wouldn't be until minutes later before the parents realized

10:34that their child was missing.

10:37The incident was investigated thoroughly on the basis of child neglect, but it was ultimately

10:41determined to just be an accident.

10:43Therefore, no criminal charges were brought to anyone involved.

10:52On the morning of February 24th, 2015, police would receive multiple calls from a neighborhood

10:57in New Jersey reporting a strong smell of gas in the air.

11:01Police, firefighters, and utility workers would respond to the calls.

11:05They suspected a gas leak and were quickly trying to locate where it was coming from.

11:09Meanwhile, 75 different homes in the nearby area were evacuated.

11:14Then, caught on one of the responding police cruiser's dash cams, a sudden explosion.

11:35The explosion sent debris from the house flying out in every direction throughout the neighborhood.

11:51The home was blown clear from its base, though it was under renovation at the time, and therefore

11:56empty of people.

11:57However, 15 people would still be injured from the blast, most of which being firefighters

12:02and utility workers, some even being critically injured and having to be airlifted to nearby

12:07emergency rooms.

12:09It's believed the explosion was caused by a two-inch gas main that broke, but how it broke

12:13in the first place, or what ignited the blast, is still unclear.

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