through utah which is exactly what happened back in january of 2013 when former nascar driver tyler walker did that exact thing. they ended up chasing walker's black bmw for about an hour and a half. at one point in the video he appears to be pulling over. >> in that amount of time you have time to start making sense in your head to reason a little bit, maybe i should pull over. >> police officers are pulling up behind him -- >> stop the car! >> -- he just revs the engine and takes off. >> you said he's a former nascar driver. is he trying out again looking for another sponsor? >> terrible attempt. >> trying to put together, like, a resume table yo look at my skills. >> i don't think he's turning right, too, you only turn left in nascar. >> good point. >> he eventually ends up being forced to stop because he tries to get off an on-ramp that has oncoming traffic and he is arrested. it appears as though he had an open bottle of vodka and you see an officer emptying that right in front of the dash cam in this patrol car. walker was charged with, listen to this, evading possession of amphetami

walker citing improving business from the u.s. federal government and key markets in other parts of the world. tyler, back over to you. >> dominick, thank you. >>> they were supposed to be dream vacations, but they quickly turned into time share nightmares for thousands. andrea day has the story. >> we're talking about one of the biggest telemarketing schemes around. at least 22,000 victims were bilked out of their hard-earned cash. the victims, coming from every state, each canadian province, even puerto rico. now, listen to how the scammers pulled it off. meet the liars and cheaters behind a massive telemarketing scheme. >> it's impossible to work there. >> stunning confessions from the company kingpin down to new recruits. >> he told me that as long as i could lie, cheat, and steal that i would be successful. >> reporter: a $30 million scheme built on fraud and deceit. >> the job was to scam people of money. >> reporter: the victims, time-share owners who once bought into a vacation dream. now desperate to sell. >> their response would be, no, i don't want to buy anymore weeks. i want to get rid