On January 22nd, 2025 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, what started as a normal afternoon turned into a full-speed headache the moment Sebastian County deputies asked Arkansas State Police for help. Their suspect was identified as David Bruce driving a maroon 2014 Ford Focus. A car not known for speed yet somehow pretending it was built for NASCAR. [Music] beat the hutters trying to right now. Remember I got 120 coming up 31 [Music] [Music] which way we're going. [Music] We're headed back. >> He blew through red lights, raced through intersections, and sliced through traffic like he had nothing left to lose. With so many cars on the road, troopers knew they had to act fast before someone ended up seriously hurt. Kevin Power 800. [Music] [Music] Heat. HEAT. HEY, >> get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're going to get dog bit. >> Even with his car boxed in and his escape plan finished, Bruce refused to get out. No movement, no compliance. So, troopers brought out the K9. And here's one quick fun fact. A police dog has a 100% success rate convincing suspects to rethink their decisions, and this time was no different. The K9 went through the window. Bruce immediately changed his attitude, and officers broke the passenger window to pull him out. After a brief struggle, he was taken into custody. He was transported to Baptist Hospital for medical evaluation before heading to the Sebastian County Jail with a long list of charges and an even longer list of bad decisions. It was September 3rd, 2024 in Pine Drive, Georgia when a deputy Ford spotted a white vehicle with a woman trying to get in. But the moment the driver saw the patrol car, he punched the gas and left her standing there like she wasn't even part of the plan. Radar confirmed 64 and a 35. Lights on, U-turn made. And just like that, the chase was on. Coming up on Riverdale Road. We're turn on Riverdale Road. Heading to uh 285. >> Crystal Lake Road. We'll be heading east. Speeds will be 7. >> Crystal Lake. >> It'll be a Florida tag 45 to Adam North. It's a Nissan white color. Nissan Road. [Music] Like I got one. I'm behind it. I'm going to go ahead and hit it as soon as I can. Hello. The deputy tried to stop the suspect with a pit maneuver before he could pick up speed, but unfortunately he made it onto the interstate, and that's where the real struggle began. With speeds climbing fast, the suspect, later identified as Mr. Hunt, only got more and more reckless with every mile. [Music] We're coming up on Clark. [Music] Put your hand down. [Music] He turned around. He turned around. Turn around. He's >> earlier in the chase. At nearly 100 mph, Hunt dodged multiple pit attempts. His driving grew more reckless by the second and the danger was too high to let it continue. That's when Deputy Ford stepped in and used a pursuit ending ramming technique. Didn't seem to be Two person back. Hunt bailed out through the driver's window and tried to run, but after ignoring commands, a taser brought him down. He was taken into custody without further incident. Inside the rental car, deputies found cash and signs of drug distribution, and they believe he tossed whatever drugs he had during the chase. The abandoned female passenger was released safely, and Ford's patrol car had to be towed due to heavy damage from the takedown. Hunt was booked into the Clayton County Jail on 16 charges, including felony fleeing and reckless driving. A long list of consequences for a chase that got crazier with every turn. In North Miami Dade, Florida on October 1st, 2025, Florida Highway Patrol troopers see a lot of wild things on Interstate 95, but spotting a white Honda flying down the shoulder of the interstate is enough to make anyone raise an eyebrow. Behind the wheel was 19-year-old Abel Campos from Haleya, clearly testing the limits of both his car and Florida patients. The moment the trooper lit up his patrol car, Campos fled. [Music] Okay. [Music] A little bit. The chase quickly escalated as Campos barreled straight into a construction zone, kicking up dirt, dodging heavy machinery. But instead of giving up, he made things worse by driving the wrong way on the interstate. [Applause] 135 street, but we got on the won't be good. That was the final straw. Troopers closed in again inside the construction zone and one lined up for a textbook pit maneuver. This time giving the suspect absolutely no chance to escape. Hands up. Get on the floor. Who's in there? Who's in there? Get on the floor. Get on the floor. HANDS UP. GET ON THE FLOOR. >> Hands on. Hands hands on your shoulder. Go. >> Campos stumbled out of the wrecked car and finally surrendered without a fight. He was booked into jail on fleeing and eluding at high speed and reckless driving with damage. Miraculously, no one was injured, which is rare considering the wrongway driving, airborne Honda and construction zone chaos. on November 7th, 2025 at 11:11 a.m. There's something about Dodge Chargers that makes every shift a little more interesting. And on this morning, it didn't take long. While patrolling near Colonel Glenn Road and Interstate 430, troopers spotted a blue Charger with Texas plates. The exact same car that outran Alexander PD 6 days earlier. When the trooper tried to pull him over, the driver, Malik Moore, did what every Charger driver thinks they're born to do. He hit the gas. >> 856 standby. He may be coming back out to Colonel. 10 632 237 >> TV. Put your hands up right here. Put your hands up right here. Get the out. >> Trooper Chase Landry arrived and pinned the charger from the front, ending the pursuit once and for all. Moore was pulled from the vehicle without further drama. When troopers asked why he ran, Moore simply said, "My tags were expired." And when they asked if that was why he ran from Alexander PD earlier that week, same answer. At least the man was consistent. He was transported to Baptist Health Medical Center for medical clearance, then taken to the Palaski County Detention Facility. Alexander PD was notified and they began pursuing their own warrants based on his confession. On June 8th, 2024 in Henry County, Georgia, a pursuit broke out that looked more like a movie scene than a traffic stop. Henry County PD called in the Clayton County Blackhawk Unit and the Georgia State Patrol after a suspect stole a pest control truck and took officers on a wild ride. [Music] All right, radio. We're going to be going eastbound on McDonald Road from Flipping. Speed is 20. Traffic left. [Music] [Music] [Music] Trying to trying to get a bit off, truck's a little too big. Try to get hit off. As the chase progressed, the suspect blew past every vehicle in front of him. And with a truck this big, every move became even more dangerous. Realizing how bad this could get, deputies moved in and tried to stop him with a pit maneuver. But this wasn't just any vehicle. Stopping a stolen pest control truck was going to be a whole different challenge. All right, we got a pit. We got a pit jico to access road. All right, he recovered. We're going eastbound Jodico. Patrick Henry speeds 52. Traffic light 61 eastbound junk hill approaches field drive. Speeds 52 gb have negative pit times 2. All right, radio. We're going to be eastbound. Jonico approaching Wishire Way. He's going to be on the wrong side of the road. Speeds 45. Traffic swack. Weather's clear. >> Even after two solid pit attempts, the suspect recovered like it was nothing. But that wasn't the worst part. He crossed into the wrong lane and started driving head-on toward oncoming traffic. Deputies wanted to end it fast, but with so many cars coming straight at them, finding the perfect moment for another pit was nearly impossible. One wrong move and this chase could have turned into something much worse. >> They're behind us. Henry's behind us by 10 Henry cars. >> Henry just got out with that 41. He didn't make contact with the vehicle. They ran off the road. >> This guy is 24. I told I told radio to try to tell Henry to get up ahead of us with some soft sticks. >> Yeah. I have to get the Bearcat for this one, though. >> No, you just got to Hey, don't go don't go. You got to go. >> All of the equipment is on the back of it. It's It's literally a flatbed with backup. >> Oh, he just lost his tire. Now he's got the other side. >> Okay. >> Oops. He crossing back over to the right side. We're going We're crossing over Highway 42. Oh, making a left turn on the Highway 42. We're going Oh, off the road. Off the road. Here we go. HOLD ON. >> When the suspect was finally stopped, deputies pinned the truck deep in a ditch. They jumped out to arrest him, but even then he had zero intention of surrendering. Still fighting, still trying to claw his way out of that ditch like he thought he actually had a chance. OKAY, get your ass out of here. >> 95. You good, brother? You good? >> I'm good. I'm good. 9:00 in. After a heated struggle, the suspect, 31-year-old Daniel Walddrop, was finally taken into custody. What the video doesn't show is what started all of this. Before the chase even began, Wall Drop attempted to run over a Henry County officer with the stolen truck, injuring him. That act triggered shots fired and kicked off the massive effort to stop him at all costs. And once again, this chase proves that no matter how hard you try to escape, justice will always stay ahead of you, and you'll end up just like this suspect. On April 15th, 2023 in Brevard County, Florida, trooper Ziggler and the Florida Highway Patrols Criminal Interdiction Unit were patrolling Interstate 95 near mile marker 231, the kind of spot where bad decisions have a habit of revealing themselves. And today, those decisions pulled up in a black Hyundai carrying two people who were already very well known to law enforcement. Intelligence from fellow officers confirmed the driver and passenger were tied to drug trafficking. And the instant Trooper Ziggler lit up his emergency lights, the Hyundai hit the gas. [Music] Hold it down. I think it uh [Music] 86 Bravo. The car shot down the interstate, weaving through traffic, cutting over lanes, and even riding the emergency shoulder like it was a bonus lane added just for them. Trooper Diaz Bueno took over and tried to box them in. But every attempt to pit the vehicle was dodged with last second swerves. It was like the suspect forgot he was driving a Hyundai and believed he was in a getaway movie. >> Just slowing down. Just slow them down, bro. Stay where you're at. Slow them down. They can't go anywhere. [Music] >> All right. They're about to They're about to lose. Get him. Get him. [Music] The driver, Justin Crosby, was pulled out and detained. He admitted he didn't stop because, in his words, he had too much to lose. And when someone says that during a traffic stop, you already know what you're about to find. A search revealed a buffet of illegal items. meth wrapped in foil. A rolled dollar bill ready for snorting. A Colorado license that didn't belong to him. Another plastic bag of meth in the door. A bag of green leafy substance in the passenger seat. And more hidden inside his wallet. Even the passenger had narcotics within reach. Both were arrested and taken to the Brevard County Jail without injury. Just after 3:23 p.m. on August 29th, 2022 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Glendale officers spotted a stolen Volkswagen tied to a home invasion and armed robbery earlier that day. And here's a question for the viewers. Why do stolen cars always show up in the most predictable places at the most inconvenient times? Because this one was right out in the open on Port Washington Road. The moment officers fell in behind it, the stolen vehicle didn't slow down or play it cool. It did what every bad decision on four wheels does. It's going to go east. East on barn. East on barn. It's closing. [Music] East on barn. He's got no tire. east pass York plates Adam six it's occupied four times coming up to Lidell 68 and behind you I'll call it we're still eastbound on Mar coming up to Lidell slowing down here we're going to go southbound on Lidell south on Lidell now here in the 4800 block still going up for Hampton Okay. >> 68. Get in the front. We're southbound. >> We're southbound on Estbrook Parkway. Southbound on Estster Brook Parkway. We're passing the soccer fields now. Speeds are 60. There's no pedestrian traffic. Medium traffic here. They are taking lead. Officers stayed on them, keeping distance but applying pressure, knowing this chase involved suspects tied to a violent crime. And with every turn, the driving got worse, more dangerous, more desperate, and more unpredictable. What pushed it to the next level was when the suspect veered onto the grass, tore through a park, and even plowed straight through road signs. [Music] 14184. What are we doing? [Applause] Hit a pole. We're going to be coming out on the Hampton squads. Coming out on the Hampton. >> Finally, an officer saw the opening. He needed a clean angle. speed under control and the road was clear. He lined up and delivered a pit maneuver. >> Crash crash crash. HAMPTONS [Applause] BABYS UP. Inside the car, there were four suspects. A 35year-old woman, an 18-year-old woman, a 16-year-old boy, and a 14-year-old boy. All from Milwaukee. And yes, you heard those ages, right? Four people spanning three generations packed into one stolen car after an armed robbery. All four were taken into custody without further incident. Charges are being forwarded to the DA's office for fleeing eluding and reckless endangerment. A long list of consequences for a chase that could have injured a lot of innocent people. It was May 12th, 2025, just after 8:00 a.m. Most people are grabbing breakfast or heading to work, not running from the police in a stolen GMC pickup. But that's exactly what North Little Rock officers were dealing with on Interstate 57 northbound. They put out a call for help and troopers joined the pursuit as it pushed toward Jacksonville. Trooper joined in and took primary just as the suspect turned onto Sharp Drive. >> If we could go have somebody go down to that gas station. Another gentleman hopped out. Long blackmail with braids. All right, let's do this. Clear left. Clear right. It's a stolen vehicle occupied one time. Heat. Heat. After causing chaos on the interstate, she took the exit. But what she didn't know was that more units were already waiting ahead, ready to take over. And this time, they weren't giving her any mercy. Oh, 237 turn on trips directed for Adam 54 1037. [Music] copy again. Second time. The impact was effective, but it came with a price. The stolen truck actually lifted the front end of trooper's patrol unit, ripping off bumper and crunching the front left quarter panel, headlights, and both passenger side doors. The suspect's vehicle rotated around and hit Trooper again. But damage or not, the goal was clear. Stop the suspect before she reached the high school and put dozens of kids at risk. And in that moment, the only option was decisive, controlled force, which brought the chase to a stop before things escalated any further.