Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Louisiana cops try to pull over a speeding driver, Desiree Mallory, but she takes off, floors

it, purposefully ramming into police cars, finally stopping after crashing into a curb.

When cops arrest Mallory who's over the legal limit of alcohol, they discover four children,

no seatbelts, in the car during the wild chase.

Nancy, the chase began shortly before 10 p.m.

The Jefferson's parish sheriff's office did not reveal whether officers were inside the

units that Mallory rammed, but no injuries were reported.

A deputy did fire his weapon at Mallory's vehicle during the chase, but Mallory and her children

were not injured.

The Sheriff's Office declined to comment on why the deputy shot at the car or if he knew there were children inside.

Desresray Mallory, 31 charged with DUI, aggravated flight, aggravated criminal damage, and child endangerment.

Jimmy Robinson, the third, regularly breaks into the Oklahoma City Dr. Pepper facility,

where he used to work, stealing entire pallets of five gallon Dr Pepper

Surrut bags. The bags retail for nearly 4,000 dollars. The manager places

GPS trackers in the packages following them to a gas station a few miles away.

Robinson sells the syrup to the owner half price.

He's finally caught in the act by a security guard and the soda heist fizzles out.

Robinson now charged with burglary and grand theft, for guess what?

Nearly a hundred thousand000 stolen syrup.

He's a real sticky-fingered thief.

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