105 MPH Wrong-Way Chase Shocks Drivers on I-630 in Little Rock PART I

Disclaimer: This description avoids spoilers — all outcomes appear only within the video. What began as a simple speeding observation on October 2nd, 2025, quickly turned into one of Little Rock’s most dangerous wrong-way pursuits. Trooper Jacob Byrd with Arkansas State Police Troop A clocked a black Dodge Charger racing through traffic at 105 MPH in a 60 zone on Interstate 630 East near John Barrow Road. As Trooper Byrd tried to reposition for a traffic stop, the driver suddenly made a U-turn directly into oncoming traffic, speeding west in the eastbound lanes. Shocked motorists swerved onto the shoulder to avoid disaster as the Charger barreled toward them. The driver then exited toward John Barrow Road, blasting through intersections and red lights at nearly 90 MPH. Moments later, Cpl. Ben Ibarra re-engaged the vehicle near Markham Street, where the driver once again tried to flee. That’s when a Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI) brought the situation to a halt — but the confrontation didn’t end there. The suspect reportedly resisted arrest and damaged patrol car equipment before being secured in custody. 📌 Incident Details Date: October 2, 2025 Time: 5:38 PM Location: I-630 Eastbound at John Barrow Rd, Little Rock, AR Vehicle: 2013 Dodge Charger (Black, Plate BFL65N) Trooper: TFC Jacob Byrd (#354, ASP Troop A) Outcome: [Revealed in video] ⚡ Pursuit Highlights Radar reading of 105 MPH in 60 zone Wrong-way driving on I-630 Eastbound Red lights ignored at high speed Civilians forced off roadway to avoid impact TVI executed by Cpl. Ibarra near Markham St Suspect resisted arrest and caused property damage ⚖️ Likely Charges Fleeing (Vehicle — Exceeding Speed Limit) Reckless Driving (1st Offense) Speeding 15 MPH Over Limit Resisting Arrest Criminal Mischief (Under $1,000 Damage) Driving Wrong Way on One-Way Roadway Failure to Stop at Red Light Improper Passing on Left 🔖 Hashtags #ArkansasStatePolice #LittleRockChase #WrongWayDriver