Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
🚨 A 5 A.M. beer run was only the beginning. What followed was a bizarre morning involving a damaged Chevy Cruze, a confrontation with police, wrong-way driving on I-90, multiple collisions—and a suspect who still wasn't finished when the car finally stopped.
On July 25, 2024, police in Lorain County, Ohio were looking for a vehicle connected to a hit-and-run when Patrolwoman School encountered Geoffrey George at a Sheetz in Sheffield Village. Officers reported that the 20-year-old appeared heavily intoxicated and was carrying Voodoo beer. When School tried to keep him from driving, the situation quickly escalated.
The resulting pursuit brought multiple Ohio law-enforcement agencies into the action as George drove the Cruze the wrong way on I-90 before eventually abandoning the vehicle and running. Even after his arrest, police reported more trouble at the hospital—including George breaking his handcuffs while cuffed to a gurney.
In this episode of Tek's Therapy, you'll see bodycam and police footage from multiple perspectives as one strange early-morning encounter turns into two separate felony cases with consequences that continued well beyond that morning.
Stay through the case wrap-up for George's convictions, sentence, and the latest court developments surrounding the case.
🎵 And stick around for my original song inspired by the case: “Voodoo in the Cruze.”
If you like the case we chose, my song, or how I present these cases, hit the like button, share this video with someone who'd enjoy it too, and subscribe for more Tek's Therapy.
⚠️ VIEWER ADVISORY: This video contains frequent strong language and profanity captured during actual law-enforcement encounters. Viewer discretion is advised.
📄 FOIA / PUBLIC RECORDS NOTICE: The law-enforcement footage and records presented in this video were obtained through public-records/FOIA requests and are presented for documentary, educational, commentary, and entertainment purposes. Allegations discussed are based on official reports and records; individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
YOUTUBE DISCLAIMER: This content is presented to document and provide context to real-world law-enforcement encounters. It does not promote, glorify, or encourage dangerous, reckless, or illegal behavior. Commentary, editing, captions, music, and other transformative elements have been added for context, education, and entertainment.
🚨 A 5 A.M. beer run was only the beginning. What followed was a bizarre morning involving a damaged Chevy Cruze, a confrontation with police, wrong-way driving on I-90, multiple collisions—and a suspect who still wasn't finished when the car finally stopped.
On July 25, 2024, police in Lorain County, Ohio were looking for a vehicle connected to a hit-and-run when Patrolwoman School encountered Geoffrey George at a Sheetz in Sheffield Village. Officers reported that the 20-year-old appeared heavily intoxicated and was carrying Voodoo beer. When School tried to keep him from driving, the situation quickly escalated.
The resulting pursuit brought multiple Ohio law-enforcement agencies into the action as George drove the Cruze the wrong way on I-90 before eventually abandoning the vehicle and running. Even after his arrest, police reported more trouble at the hospital—including George breaking his handcuffs while cuffed to a gurney.
In this episode of Tek's Therapy, you'll see bodycam and police footage from multiple perspectives as one strange early-morning encounter turns into two separate felony cases with consequences that continued well beyond that morning.
Stay through the case wrap-up for George's convictions, sentence, and the latest court developments surrounding the case.
🎵 And stick around for my original song inspired by the case: “Voodoo in the Cruze.”
If you like the case we chose, my song, or how I present these cases, hit the like button, share this video with someone who'd enjoy it too, and subscribe for more Tek's Therapy.
⚠️ VIEWER ADVISORY: This video contains frequent strong language and profanity captured during actual law-enforcement encounters. Viewer discretion is advised.
📄 FOIA / PUBLIC RECORDS NOTICE: The law-enforcement footage and records presented in this video were obtained through public-records/FOIA requests and are presented for documentary, educational, commentary, and entertainment purposes. Allegations discussed are based on official reports and records; individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
YOUTUBE DISCLAIMER: This content is presented to document and provide context to real-world law-enforcement encounters. It does not promote, glorify, or encourage dangerous, reckless, or illegal behavior. Commentary, editing, captions, music, and other transformative elements have been added for context, education, and entertainment.
