Arkansas State Police Pursuit: Camry Driver Accelerates Away and Flees Into Tennessee

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVDuBTyVXMAwDTvwvzh1Tjg/join This video is for educational and informational purposes only. The footage is presented to document law enforcement procedures, emergency response, and real-world police encounters. An Arkansas State Police trooper was positioned on Interstate 40 near the 283-mile marker when a blue sedan approached traveling approximately 81 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. After the trooper activated emergency lights and siren, the vehicle eventually moved toward the shoulder but did not remain stopped. During the attempted stop, the driver was instructed to place the vehicle in park. After refusing to remain stopped, the driver accelerated away, beginning a pursuit that quickly escalated. The Toyota Camry reached speeds well over 100 MPH while weaving through traffic. The driver later turned off the vehicle lights and continued fleeing toward Tennessee. The pursuit continued until it crossed the state line, where the trooper terminated the chase. The full details of what happened afterward, including the investigation and evidence recovered, are revealed in the video. Incident Details Date: August 24, 2026 Time: Approximately 11:36 PM Agency: Arkansas State Police Trooper: TFC Gunner Fultz Location: Interstate 40 East near the 284 mile marker, Crittenden County, Arkansas Vehicle: 2020 Toyota Camry Color: Dark Blue Vehicle Type: Passenger Car Pursuit Type: High-speed interstate pursuit Initial Speed: Approximately 81 MPH in a 65 MPH zone Reported Pursuit Speed: Over 100 MPH The official report lists the vehicle as a 2020 Toyota Camry, dark blue in color, and identifies the vehicle type as a passenger car. Pursuit Highlights Trooper observes vehicle traveling above the posted speed limit Emergency lights and siren activated for traffic stop Driver delays pulling over Vehicle accelerates away after being instructed to stop Pursuit reaches speeds over 100 MPH Driver turns off vehicle lights during pursuit Vehicle crosses into Tennessee Trooper terminates pursuit at state line Vehicle later located after a crash investigation According to the report, the Camry was later found crashed in Memphis after the pursuit crossed into Tennessee. The driver had fled the scene before officers arrived. Official Charges / Warrants Warrants were listed for: Fleeing No Driver's License Reckless Driving Improper Lane Change No Headlamps The report states the driver was not licensed and that warrants would be issued for these offenses. #ArkansasStatePolice #PoliceChase #HighSpeedPursuit