Ray William Johnson

And I don't know if this is a coincidence, or Devious hears police coming, but either way, he's not trying to stay at this house he's at.

He's going to flee.

So he gets into his car and he's pulling out of the driveway.

And that is when the police pull up.

So they put on their light because they're trying to pull him over.

But Devious, he's not trying to stop and have a chat with these officers.

So he speeds away and they follow him.

And he keeps driving and they stay after him.

And this turns into a whole high speed chase.

And Devious is leading them through his residential neighborhood, going 65 miles an hour, probably dodging pedestrians, blowing through stop signs and whatnot.

And I don't know what his end goal is here, but it's clear that this man doesn't want to go back to jail.

But then, as he's driving, I guess, Devious gets an idea.

He's thinking that maybe he can hide at, I believe, a family member's place that's within driving distance.

So he speeds over there, and he pulls up to the house, and he ditches the car, and he runs right inside.

And of course, police follow him straight there, and they get out, and they surround the place.

Meanwhile, Devious is inside, and there are some other people in there, including a two-year-old girl.

And this two-year-old girl is allegedly his niece.

And that is when he gets another idea.

Instead of just hiding at this house, why not take this little girl hostage?

So he grabs this toddler and he runs upstairs and he barricades himself in a room with her.