It was just past 11:30 p.m. on November 27th when the Grant County Sheriff's Office requested backup for a pursuit in progress. A dark colored Dodge Challenger had blown past deputies on Interstate 530, showing no signs of slowing down. That's when Arkansas State Police joined in. With the suspect barreling northbound toward the I30 at dangerous speeds, it was only a matter of time before this chase would need to be stopped. One way or another. [Music] on 300 traffic. When a trooper attempts a pit at 140 mph, it's clear they're not here to play games. But somehow that message didn't quite reach the fleeing driver who kept pushing forward like nothing was happening behind him. 38 approaching the north interchange. Speed 132. CVR side. CVR side. But before the car even came to a full stop, the driver flung the door open and made a run for it. Wearing a white shirt with green sleeves, he leapt over the guardrail and vanished into the nearby streets of Little Rock. The vehicle's registered owner was sitting in the passenger seat, but refused to cooperate or identify the fleeing driver. With one suspect on the run and little help from the passenger, troopers were left with a crash, a foot pursuit, and more questions than answers. On August 2nd, 2021, just before sunrise, a Georgia state trooper cruising westbound on I20 was passed like he was standing still by a blue Camaro flying down the left lane at over 100 mph. What started as a routine patrol turned into a high-speed pursuit of a reckless driver in a stolen car. And this suspect had no intention of giving up quietly. Attempted bit. Getting off the 25. Not clear. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you. >> Just as the trooper closed the distance, he didn't hesitate. slamming straight into the fleeing vehicle at high speed. The suspect bailed out and tried to run, but troopers were already on him and there was nowhere left to go. >> Straight up. >> Show me your head. >> Lay on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't want to hang. What's wrong? >> You know what's wrong? >> I was walking with that lady. What's wrong? >> No, you wasn't. >> I was. >> No, you wasn't. Stand up. Come on. >> What is wrong with y'all? >> Come on, man. That area for no reason. >> I don't have nothing on me. >> Nearby Villa Rica officers took him into custody. The Camaro was later confirmed to be stolen from a dealership. Now facing a list of charges and a total car, Wyatt's early morning joy ride came with a serious reality check. In the early hours of August 2nd, Clayton County deputies were patrolling the Conley area when a familiar sight caught their attention. A vehicle reported stolen just hours earlier. The driver merged onto Interstate 285, unaware that elite Blackhawk units were right behind him. When deputies initiated a stop, the suspect hit the gas, triggering a pursuit that wouldn't last long. Pursuit Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. As traffic thickened ahead, the suspect didn't back down. Swerving across lanes at high speed, refusing to slow for anyone, he made it clear he had no intention of stopping. That's when troopers knew this was the real deal, and it was about to get even more dangerous. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Pit, pit, pit. Woo! Crash into the wall. Crash to the wall. We're right before the terror. First off, the trooper's reaction here is priceless. The suspect was stopped and arrested without further incident, then taken into custody. And in a twist of pure irony, he told deputies he thought Clayton County had a no chase policy that he could just ride off into the moonlight and get away. He couldn't have been more wrong than that. On July 8th, 2023, a gray Ford Mustang was spotted flying down Highway 365, pushing 100 mph, and Conway police were in hot pursuit. As traffic weaved out of the way and speeds climbed dangerously high, Arkansas State Police were called in to assist. When the Mustang entered I40, troopers wasted no time. They intercepted the chase at mile marker 127 and took over with one mission to shut it down before someone got hurt. [Music] 68 project [Music] [Music] 63 68 throughout narcotics rock 127. >> Excuse me. 125 passing 125 now. >> Passing 125. Faster 125 throughout your narcotics. [Music] >> A perfectly executed TVI sent the Mustang spinning into the cable barrier, but the driver jumped out and sprinted into the grassy median. But officers from multiple agencies swarmed the scene and quickly caught the driver. Derek Blevens along with his passenger Shelby Hoffman. Meth was recovered from the roadside and both suspects were taken into custody. Blevins is now facing a long list of charges including felony fleeing, tampering with evidence meth possession, and false imprisonment. From tripledigit speeds to a foot pursuit across the interstate, this was one Mustang ride that ended in cuffs. On October 3rd, 2024, Arkansas State Police clocked a tan SUV flying down Highway 18 at 90 mph, 30 over the limit. When trooper Todd Harris tried to stop the vehicle near Leechville, the driver hit the gas. What followed was a chaotic high-speed pursuit with one trooper injured. Tanner Brown SUV went around incoming traffic coming up on near Nestle. They go behind you. He's swerving towards you. [Music] >> Get him with that charger in it before he gets out to John 34. TJ 34 g secondary 42 I'll call it [Music] driving on demographic TV >> trooper hit the SUV with a tactical vehicle intervention. The result was violent and Trooper Drum's patrol car rolled multiple times into a ditch before coming to rest. Meanwhile, the suspect's vehicle was also stopped, but the driver bailed out and fled on foot. [Music] The suspect identified as Rashune Garry was arrested and taken into custody after a shortfoot pursuit. He was checked by medics and then booked into the Craighead County Jail. He now faces felony fleeing and battery charges. And with a $75,000 cashonly bond, the judge made one thing clear. You don't put troopers in danger and walk away like nothing happened. On April 7th, 2024, an Arkansas State Trooper sat stationary when a white SUV came blazing past, well above the posted speed limit. With no hesitation, the trooper shifted into drive, flipped on his lights and sirens, and gave chase. But the moment the SUV driver spotted the patrol car in his rear view mirror, she hit the gas even harder. What started as a speeding violation turned into a full-blown pursuit. your bike. We're taking 70. We're taking 55. [Music] speed about 89. Looks like he's going to pull over right now. >> The woman pulled onto the shoulder and stepped out like the stop was over. But in a sudden move, she jumped back behind the wheel. And that's when the trooper made it clear that there would be no second chances. >> Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. I don't care. Show your hands. Is there anybody else in the car? Step back to my voice. You better step back to the side of my voice and do it now. Listen to me. >> I'm running out of gas. I'm going to run out of gas. I'm trying to gas. >> Listen to me. Turn around and face the other way. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. >> Backwards to the sound of my voice. >> Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. This woman is about to realize she's made the worst decision of her life, reigniting a chase she could have ended peacefully. And in the next few seconds, she's going to learn exactly why you don't play games with Arkansas State Troopers. garage. >> Take me out. to you. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> See where he is. >> Stop what you're doing. Stop moving. Get down. Get down. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> Running out of gas. >> Roll over. >> You got her. >> I was running out of gas. I was just running out of gas. >> Cover the car. I didn't know how to make sure it's clear yet. >> Gas in my car. >> Claiming she was running out of gas wasn't exactly the strongest excuse. Troopers weren't buying it, and she was taken into custody without further incident, bringing this reckless chase to an end. On August 25th, 2024, an FHP trooper was patrolling State Road 836 when he clocked a white Chevy tracks slicing through traffic at 91 mph. He pulled the vehicle over and identified the driver as Shaun Anthony Guer. What was supposed to be a routine stop turned into anything but routine. >> I apologize. I'm trying to get to my grandma right right now. Wait, your driver's license on you? >> Yo, hold on, bro. You pulled over. >> Yo, I am pulled over. Give me a whiskey. Any medical marijuana? Have any medical marijuana inside the vehicle? >> After detecting a strong smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle, the trooper ordered the driver to step out, but the man refused to comply, ignoring the warning signs. The decision he made would come to regret just moments later. 87 [Music] Alpha Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Let me see. >> Step out, bro. >> What else can you do but give credit to this trooper who got back in his patrol car and had the suspect stopped in under a minute. No backup needed, no hesitation. The driver, Shawn Guerrero, was arrested on the spot and taken into custody without further incident. He's now facing serious charges. Possession with intent to distribute cocaine, possession of a controlled substance, fleeing and eluding and unlawful use of a communication device. On May 14th, 2022, a high-speed pursuit that began in Smyrna quickly escalated as it tore through the heart of Atlanta. Troopers with the Georgia State Patrol were called in to assist. And when the fleeing driver hit a 75 southbound, things got dangerously fast. Okay, I'll probably go ahead. We are top down getting on look like I >> stay on stand on 75 Cleveland It is coming up on Cleveland Avenue. Passing Cleveland Avenue. [Music] Passing Cleveland Avenue. >> Despite reaching speeds over 130 mph and swerving wildly across lanes, the suspect couldn't shake the troopers. A pit was attempted but failed. And yet the pressure never let up. >> Damn. >> Come on now. >> Nope. Stay on 75 coming up on Georgia. You're fine. traveling look like we're about 130 mph. 12 secondary. I got 10. Keep rolling. Another [Music] trooper joined the pursuit to provide backup while the lead trooper stayed locked in as primary. With the suspect's driving becoming more erratic by the second, it was clear this had to end quickly before innocent lives were put at risk. to 54 gas coming up. [Music] Pit, pit, pit, pit. Copy. [Music] >> The suspect's car spun, slammed into a wall, and skidded across the interstate before coming to a stop. With nowhere left to run, both the driver and passenger were taken into custody without further resistance. And Smyrna PD handled the charges. From near misses at tripledigit speeds to a perfectly timed pit at 130 mph, this pursuit could have ended much worse. On November 5th, 2024, officers in Tallahassee were alerted to a stolen Mitsubishi speeding south on Rich View Road. Minutes later, a responding trooper spotted the vehicle flying down Appalache Parkway, recklessly merging onto the highway at dangerous speed. What followed was a fastmoving, unpredictable pursuit through busy city streets. >> 67 search. Oh my god. better stop. The trooper didn't just stop the suspect, he spun him like a record after slamming into the vehicle, the two locked bumpers and went for a dizzying ride. Two full circles right in the middle of the road. You've seen pits before. But have you ever seen a trooper take a suspect for a spin like that? >> Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out the car now. Get out the car. You're going to get dog. Come this way now. [Music] The driver, later identified as Antoine Jones, was pulled from the vehicle and arrested on the spot. He was taken to the hospital for evaluation and later booked into Lyon County Jail. With teamwork and quick thinking, this high-risk pursuit was brought to a safe and decisive end. On April 25th, 2021, Georgia State Patrol received a tip about a stolen Isuzu NPR landscape truck headed toward Atlanta. As troopers from Troop B and C zeroed in near Fulton Street, the suspect spotted them and took off. The chase hit Interstate 75 where the stolen truck weaved dangerously between lanes, nearly sideswiping multiple vehicles. [Music] I'm coming up on University from University. He's in the He's in the mirror screaming and acting crazy going [Music] on 66. [Music] Robert William Queen 1395 R WQ 1395. With traffic stacking up and the suspect weaving recklessly between lanes, this chase was teetering on disaster. The driver showed zero concern for anyone on the road. Unpredictable, desperate, and willing to do whatever it took to escape. For troopers, options were running thin. But if they could just get a stretch of open road, they'd have the perfect chance to set up their go-to move and end this pursuit before it ended in catastrophe. >> Atlanta [Music] [Music] I'll stand by the US. stand. >> The trooper jumped out, weapon drawn, and approached the overturned vehicle. Miraculously, the driver was still conscious and taken into custody without further resistance. After a hospital checkup, Terrell Williamson was booked into the Fulton County Jail. His wild ride in a stolen truck ended flipped, cuffed, and facing a long list of charges.