Dark Blue Volvo Takes Off in Little Rock Pursuit | Arkansas State Police TVI Ends the Chase

***The content presented in this video is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. It is not meant to serve as professional advice, endorsement, or instruction. All information, demonstrations, and opinions shared are based on publicly available knowledge, research, and the creators' experiences. Viewers should independently verify any information or claims before applying them to their specific circumstances. This video is not intended to replace professional guidance or consultation in any field.*** Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRR8mwAbunVnH6sjHo86biw/join Disclaimer: This video is presented for educational and informational purposes only. The footage and information are based on official law-enforcement reports. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Description On September 9, 2026, North Little Rock Police officers attempted to stop a dark blue 2019 Volvo S60 in the Little Rock area after observing multiple traffic violations. According to the official reports, the driver refused to stop and the situation quickly developed into a pursuit involving North Little Rock Police, Little Rock Police, and Arkansas State Police. The pursuit traveled through multiple areas of Little Rock, with officers reporting rapidly changing speeds, lane violations, red-light violations, and dangerous driving behavior. Officers attempted different pursuit intervention techniques before Arkansas State Police Trooper Noel Lyons became the primary unit. The pursuit continued toward Baseline Road, where Trooper Lyons attempted a Tactical Vehicle Intervention. The Volvo then left the roadway and entered a parking lot. What happened next is captured in the official reports and dashcam footage. Watch the full video to see how the pursuit developed from the initial traffic stop and how law enforcement worked to bring the situation under control. Incident Details Date: September 9, 2026 Initial Time: Approximately 5:00 PM Location: Little Rock / North Little Rock, Arkansas Primary Area: Broadway Street, Arch Street, Baseline Road Vehicle: 2019 Volvo S60 Vehicle Color: Dark Blue Agencies Involved: North Little Rock Police Department, Little Rock Police Department, Arkansas State Police Arkansas State Police Trooper: Noel Lyons ASP Badge: 618 Incident Type: Vehicle Pursuit Incident Number: 202616213ASP The official ASP report states that the pursuit ended near 3410 Baseline Road after a Tactical Vehicle Intervention. The Volvo entered a parking lot and struck an unoccupied van, which was pushed into an occupied food truck. The report states that minor injuries were reported by third parties. Pursuit Highlights NLRPD initially pursued the Volvo for multiple traffic violations. The vehicle traveled southbound toward Little Rock. Officers reported speeds reaching approximately 90–95 MPH during portions of the pursuit. The vehicle was reported to have crossed lanes and entered turning lanes. Officers attempted to use a Grappler pursuit intervention device. The Grappler attempts were unsuccessful. The Volvo continued toward Baseline Road. Trooper Noel Lyons became the primary pursuit unit. Trooper Lyons performed a Tactical Vehicle Intervention. The Volvo left the roadway and entered a parking lot. The vehicle collided with an unoccupied van. The van was pushed into an occupied food truck. The driver then fled from the vehicle on foot. Officers pursued the driver through the parking lot. The NLRPD report also documents an earlier pursuit involving the same Volvo during the early morning hours of September 9. That earlier incident reportedly reached speeds exceeding 120 MPH in a 35 MPH zone before the pursuit was terminated. Official Charges According to the Arkansas State Police incident report, the driver was charged with: Fleeing — Felony D Aggravated Assault — Felony D Resisting Arrest — Misdemeanor A Fleeing on Foot — Misdemeanor C Improper Lane Change — Traffic Signal Required — Traffic The attached North Little Rock Police documentation separately lists aggravated assault, resisting/refusal to submit to arrest, fleeing on foot, careless driving, and failure to signal for a lane change. Hashtags #ArkansasStatePolice #PoliceChase #Dashcam