Hey adrenaline junkies, welcome to today's episode from Eagle Police Dash Cam, where chaos collides with speed. Get ready for mindblowing chases, insane moments, and non-stop action that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. Strap in tight. The thrill begins now. On the afternoon of Sunday, July 5th, 2020, Deputy Samantha Horn spotted a silver 2015 Hyundai Elantre on SE Abshshire BLVD. After confirming it was reported stolen, Horn and Officer Michael ID attempted a traffic stop, but the driver Harley Moore fled, >> prompting a high-speed pursuit through local streets. Going through the med southbound southbound lanes southbound southbound lane speed 904 >> 26 southbound 41 the harbor highway 41 confirming one is disabled. >> 54. He's getting caught up in traffic. Southbound on 431. Just cross over 42. We're cross over 42 southbound. Kilo 5421. Don't worry. Traffic is moderate 63. >> Red 22. >> Be closer to the church. The chase escalated as Moore refused to stop despite police deploying stop sticks to slow the Elantra. After colliding with another vehicle, Moore continued fleeing, prompting Deputy Horn to perform two PIT maneuvers, intensifying the already dangerous pursuit >> going into Lake County. >> Continue to rub S. >> He's abiding. Continue. You see the tires being hit. >> 26. I can see the front driver's side is going flat. >> Approaching county road 109. >> County road 109. >> Lost the front tire. >> Lost the front tire. >> Another vehicle. Deputy Horn executed two pit maneuvers to stop Moore's Hyundai Elantra, finally ending the chase. Moore was arrested while passenger Bloodnik was detained. A search revealed methamphetamine in the car and a syringe on Bloodnick. We'll get rolling, >> bro. >> Get your hands up. >> Despite their repeated apologies, it was too late. Both suspects were arrested and now face severe charges. Harley Moore for car theft, evading police, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Harrison Bloodnick for methamphetamine possession and drug paraphernalia. >> On Sunday morning, August 14th, 2022, at approximately 8:57 a.m., officers were alerted to a stolen orange Dodge Challenger near Gross Lake Parkway. Sergeant T. Dickerson prepared stopsticks while Deputy B. Leiser and others closed in as the vehicle neared the neighborhood exit. on top 929 ready. We are 1080. >> Stop six. >> Stop six are good. Stop six are good. We're going left on Fair View. Left on Fair View. Stop good. >> Who's Hey, who's behind me? >> Speed about 80. It's occupied two times. I think we got all four of them. We're coming up to Salem. The driver of a Dodge Challenger ignored police commands, fleeing at speeds over 93 MPH, recklessly running red lights, passing in no passing zones, and driving against traffic on Macalla Road. The chase escalated dangerously before the vehicle lost control, striking a curb and a utility pole. 91 clearly confirmed. 11. We got two troopers. >> Get out of the car. Stay down. Stay down. Don't move. Do not move. I'll [ __ ] shoot you. Get your ass on the ground. Get your [ __ ] ass on the ground right now. After the crash, the driver attempted to flee but was stopped at gunpoint by clear, loud commands from the officer. Secured and handcuffed, the suspect was transported to Newton County Jail while a fleeing juvenile passenger was swiftly captured by Georgia State Patrol. >> Thank you for wrecking. You might I might have to wreck you anyway. Despite cheerfully singing in the back of the police car, he now faces serious charges, including theft, fleeing police, reckless driving, and illegal firearm possession. The GSP is also filing charges related to minors. A firearm was recovered from the Dodge Challenger, which has since been towed with its owner duly notified. time. You can't hold me flable. >> On March 9th, 2023, Interstate 295, Florida, an FHP trooper stopped a silver rental car for illegal window tinting driven by Cabriccia Latuanas Caldwell. Following suspicious behavior during the stop, Caldwell fled onto I 295 south, sparking a high-speed pursuit. Contact down all the way traffic. The high-speed chase on I 295 saw Caldwell weaving through traffic, running red lights and endangering others. The pursuit escalated as the suspect sped into a Home Depot parking lot, recklessly driving past shoppers and creating a perilous scene. come back to a gray color. All right. Are you talking about parking lot? I'm slowing down. We're at 15 mph. She's on the sidewalk. on the sidewalk. She just attempted to get out and reach back in the car and then took off. I think she reaching 08. She is on a flat right front. After a tense pursuit and multiple pit maneuvers, the suspect abandoned the vehicle and fled into a Home Depot. Following a brief foot chase, officers successfully apprehended the suspect, ending the dramatic chase. >> T-shirts, uh, the brand new polos. What's going on with those? >> Those aren't polos. That's Walmart chairs. >> They say Polo on. >> No, that's not That's No, look at it again. That's not real. >> They're from Walmart. >> Yeah, that's not real. Caldwell, a fugitive for over four years, was arrested, read her Miranda rights, and placed in the patrol car. Fearing capture for outstanding felony warrants, she fled, but later admitted feeling relieved that it was finally over. >> Look in the read the tag of the shirt. That's what you got to look at. >> Miss Cwell, I'm coming right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, >> can you put these in the front or how long? >> Yeah. Yeah. Give me a minute. I'll talk about this. Okay. I mean, >> we got a lot going on if you know what I mean. Um, >> listening to her voice, I believe she might change if given the chance. Let's hope this time she learns her lesson and takes the path to a better life. >> Can I call my husband? And you where he at? >> He's here. >> He's here. Where >> number speed? >> On January 11th, 2025, Springdale, Arkansas. At 3:18 a.m., Arkansas State Police joined a Springdale Police pursuit of a vehicle linked to a shooting. The chase began on Sunset A before entering I49 southbound with speeds escalating from 60 to 100 mph. Heat. Heat. The chase escalated at 3:27 a.m. as officers took over with the suspect recklessly speeding down snow-lined roads. Amid icy conditions and rising danger, a decisive TVI sent the fleeing car spinning into a cable barrier, intensifying the drama. I'm not able to patch him at this time. They're trying to find a channel 37 370 for speed. >> A flawless TVI left the car stuck in snow. Quickly immobilized by officers at gunpoint. TFC Matt Walker's clear commands ensured the suspect's compliance, bringing the pursuit to a safe and controlled end. Hands. Hands out the window. Put your phone down. Put your phone down and get out of the car with your hands up. >> You run, a police dog's going to bite you. You understand me? >> Both hands out the door. >> Hands up. Get out of the car. Stop reaching. Drop whatever's in your hand. Drop it. Keep your hands up. Go ahead and go figure out. The suspect was arrested without any injuries reported and Ardot was informed to handle damage to the cable barriers. This incident underscores the risks of defying law enforcement and the importance of upholding traffic laws to ensure public safety. On the morning of July 11th, 2022, at 9:40 a.m., Little Rock police were alerted to a stolen Chevrolet Suburban in the area. Officer C. Hall spotted the vehicle at a busy intersection. When signaled to stop, the suspect sped off, igniting a tense pursuit through multiple neighborhoods. We're going to be going up to the intersection of Monroe Secondary College. The suburban sped through Little Rock, running red lights and narrowly missing children crossing the road. Despite coordinated efforts by Little Rock PD and ASP, the suspect recklessly swerved into oncoming lanes and used narrow streets to evade capture, endangering countless lives. Those are more clear. Heat. Heat. Nothing. Approaching 30 southbound Quick number four people. No problem. clear. Clear right. Clear left. Go main roadb now. No traffic on traffic. Are you prepared? Any interested in making primary clear? Oh, okay. Approaching southern bell one field attempt southbound archite southbound arch. Tension peaked as the suburban left the urban area for Palaski County's landmark neighborhood. After a failed first piet, a second maneuver spun the vehicle into a roadside field, forcing the suspect to surrender with hands raised. >> You don't know what street you're on. We got We got a street. We're on >> I got the driver. Got the driver. You got You got passenger. Anybody else? Police found methamphetamine and paraphernalia, resulting in serious charges, including car theft and reckless fleeing. Dash cam footage drew wide attention with many commending the ASP's professionalism and courage in handling the dangerous situation. That's a wrap for today's Unstoppable Chases. Which moment had your heart racing and what made it unforgettable? Tell us in the comments. We can't wait to hear your thoughts. And hold tight because the action is far from over. Subscribe and hit the bell to never miss another pulse pounding pursuit. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next exhilarating adventure.