On January 26th, 2023 officers in Benton were already chasing a blue Jeep Liberty tied to a string of breaking or entering reports before the situation spiraled onto Interstate 30. The driver blasted through Arkansas roads at nearly 100 mph while deputies warned nearby drivers to stay off the roadway before somebody got hurt. Hey, you need to stay off the road. We may have a pursuit coming through. Stay off the road. >> [screaming] >> Show me your hands. HEY! HEY! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! NOW! [screaming] HEY GUYS, CAREFUL. CAREFUL. CAREFUL. I've only seen two. Let's clear it. Hey, one hold. Watch him. Let's clear the car. Clear the car. Watch him. Yep. All right, car's clear. Car's clear. Let me see what I can do now. Roll over. Sit up. Stand up. Go and take him. Good job. I checked the rear waistband, not the front. Do you hear me? I checked the rear plates, band up the front. Hey, he's got mud all over this thing now. The overnight chase finally ended after the Jeep tore through a private fence and became stuck in a muddy field. Both the driver and passenger surrendered without another fight. Investigators later booked the driver into the Saline County Jail on charges including felony fleeing, theft by receiving, and endangering the welfare of a minor after troopers discovered just how much trouble had apparently been packed into that muddy SUV. Saturday, February 22nd, 2025 started with what should have been a routine traffic stop on Interstate 40 after troopers spotted a Mercedes lingering in the left lane and disrupting traffic flow. Instead of handing over paperwork, 35-year-old Dominic Copenhaver from Joppa, Maryland allegedly decided that triple-digit speeds were the better option. Take your foot off the brake. Don't do it, bro. Take your foot off the brake. Roll the window down. Turn the car off. Don't even do it. Don't even think about it. Don't even think about it. Put the keys on top of the car. I think he took off. He took off. Little Rock, just 37. We're working our way up there 63 around 77. >> Coming up on the 176 Westbound now. I'm topped out at 130. I'm on it. I'm on primary. Secondary. He flipped back eastbound. Hey, he just went back Westbound and got on the Interstate. 38 on secondary. I'm following it. Civil go back Westbound. Clear. Going back Westbound. I just see a 4-liter up here. Bike headed up ahead of us. Civil? >> Watch her. Get out. Out. Out of the car. Now. Troopers eventually captured Copenhaver after the pursuit stretched from Lonoke County into Pulaski County. Investigators later revealed he was already wanted in Maryland for assault and had a lengthy criminal history spanning several states. He was booked into the Pulaski County Detention Center facing charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and driving on a revoked license. While authorities also noted he had been considered armed and dangerous. On May 24th, 2024, a traffic stop involving a black Dodge Charger lasted only seconds before driver Deondre Lamar Lucky punched the accelerator and turned a gas station parking lot into the opening scene of a disaster movie. Troopers quickly realized they were dealing with somebody willing to hit speeds above 130 mph just to avoid stepping out of the car. Circle K Roosevelt Please advise all 029 Zebra Mary Boy 029 ZMB black Dodge Charger Can verify that? Yeah, 38 38 he wrecked out he's back on uh southbound on University. We'll see if that's received. Uh 289289 we're out of the gate. >> I believe he is reckless. He blew by us twice. Just got on I-30. He just went underneath the semi. Thanks, man. We're continuing to approach Garrus Springs. Subject's running on 30 East, Garrus Springs. Lucky's run finally came apart after multiple crashes and a failed attempt to hide inside a stranger's apartment. Tenants reportedly told troopers they had no clue who he was when he barged in asking for help. Officers recovered a loaded Glock 29 inside the Charger, while Lucky himself ended up at Baptist Medical Center with a broken wrist before being taken into custody. Tuesday, June 6th, 2023, Arkansas troopers joined a pursuit involving a white Chevrolet Silverado that Mulberry police had already been chasing across Interstate 40 at terrifying speeds. Investigators soon learned the truck and a handgun inside it had both reportedly been stolen earlier that same day out of Perry County. >> [screaming] >> State police dispatch. YOUR HANDS UP. HANDS UP. GET YOUR HANDS UP, QUIT DIGGING. I'LL SHOOT YOU. I WILL SHOOT YOU. GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. OH, YOU'RE GOING TO GET OUT, I PROMISE YOU. Get out of this truck. Get out of the truck right now. GET OUT. YOU WANT A DOOR? I'LL GIVE YOU ONE. GET OUT OF THIS HOLE RIGHT NOW. Get out of this truck. I'll shoot you FOR DIGGING. GET YOUR HANDS UP. DUDE, I WILL SHOOT YOU. YOU BETTER GET OUT. I'M FIXING TO SHOOT YOU. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. QUIT DIGGING. THE TRUCK. GET OUT OF THIS TRUCK RIGHT NOW. NO, YOU'RE NOT. Keep going. Get out of that truck. Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. I ain't waiting on nothing. Get out of the truck. Get out of the truck. No, you're not. QUIT PULLING. I AIN'T WAITING on nothing. I'm going to put my gun down. Get out of the truck. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. GET OUT NOW. OKAY. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. ALL RIGHT. I'M NOT RESISTING. GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. I'm not resisting. YOU'RE RESISTING. HEY, MAN. HEY, LOOK AT ME. YOU REALLY DID TAKE A BAD CRASH. You sure you're okay? I'm not sure. I'll sit down right here, okay? Hey, it's over with, okay? All right. Why, dude? Sit down. Can I mind if I stand No, you can sit down right here if I can tell you to. All right, man. Listen. I'm not resisting. Yes, you are. When I tell you to sit down, that's what it means. It don't mean to ask questions. >> [panting] >> I don't know who you ran from before, but you ain't going to do it in Arkansas. After the pickup finally came to a stop near the Oklahoma state line, the suspect still refused to come out and had to be physically pulled through the truck's rear window by troopers. Authorities later charged him in both Arkansas and Oklahoma with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and theft by receiving after recovering the stolen handgun from the truck's console. On June 17th, 2023, a robbery suspect allegedly turned Arkansas highways into a demolition course after a pursuit involving a U-Haul escalated into multiple crashes. Witnesses watched the fleeing vehicle slam into both a truck and a concrete wall before the chaos spilled into a frantic foot chase. Adnor suspect vehicle on a robbery. I'm getting warrants. Hey, I 10-4, but ran me over. What's your location? State line. >> The wrecked U-Haul eventually became the centerpiece of a large police scene as officers spread through the area searching for the suspect on foot. Investigators focused on robbery-related allegations tied to the pursuit while nearby drivers and bystanders were left staring at the aftermath of a chase that looked more like an action film than an ordinary traffic stop. On June 26th, 2023, a motorcycle rider learned the hard way that refusing to stop for police can turn dangerous in seconds. Officers followed the rider through an escalating pursuit before moving in to end the chase on the roadway. He took the He just passed this vehicle on the right. 70 10 30 south. He's turning left on Broadway. Why did HE DO THAT? >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> GET UP. GET UP. HE'S FINE. HE'S FINE. HE'S FINE. HEY. HEY. GET ON YOUR SIDE. THE INTERVENTION sent the rider tumbling across the pavement while the motorcycle slid away separately, forcing officers to rush in and secure the suspect before things got worse. Authorities later detained the rider at the scene as the footage quickly spread online for showing just how violent motorcycle pursuits can become once somebody decides not to pull over. On May 24th, 2023, a woman behind the wheel allegedly panicked after smoking marijuana while driving and decided fleeing from Arkansas State Police sounded like a better idea than simply stopping. Troopers said the vehicle split between traffic before accelerating away with another passenger still inside. The 37. The black suburban is going to be 10-30 58 10-37 40 East 157 out of Louisiana. Also on the Mississippi tag is Larry Gerald Head 0919. >> Suspicious He's pulling over at the moment. But he definitely took off. Slowly step out of the vehicle and face away from me. Face away from me. Back up to the sound of my voice. Back up. Stop right there. Is there I wasn't doing anything. I thought you were trying to get another car. I ain't know you Stop. Turn around and place your hands on my car. Turn around. Is there anyone else in the vehicle? Yeah. Who? Yeah, there's just one other Whose car is Huh? Whose car is it? Let's see. What? You tell him whose car it is. My mom's car. Passenger. Well, that's the passenger. Just the one other. Confirm there's a passenger. With your hands up, walk back to me. I'm going to kill him now. Walk up here. Sit right there, the two of you. On my hood, where I can see your hands. >> [bell] >> All right, you're clearly not armed. I'm Yes, I said you're clearly not armed, that's good. Why did you take off like that? I thought you were trying to get the up behind me. >> You literally split two cars and you punched it. Why? Cuz I was smoking [ __ ] weed? You thought it was a a good idea just to punch it and take off? That's why I just pulled up. That's why I just Well, I said I can't do that. I just put the weed out. I just drove enough to put the weed out and pull up. Turn around. Are you under the influence of anything? No. You're not? No. I think I was. I want you to sit right there. On the ground. Sit. >> I'm pregnant, sir. Sit on the ground. I'm pregnant. You're pregnant and you're smoking weed. You got life inside of you smoking weed. Thinking about running from the state police. Are you kidding me? >> I was just putting the weed out. I just pulled up and pulled the weed out. I put the weed out. I just didn't want to pull up with the >> Turn around. Exit my vehicle. Walk back towards me, son. Your left hand, your left hand only. Give me your right hand. Give me your right hand. You should have thought about that. I was saying I'm being honest with you. I was smoking weed. Anything else you want to let me go? Smoking weed and you're taking off on me? I was saying that I'm just being honest. What's the weed out in the car? We rolled it up. I rolled it up. You rolled it up? I rolled it up. Can you get my shoes? It's fine. All right, is it your waistband? No, I'm just fat, babe. Oh, you're all right. All right. Come back here. Yeah, I came to watch her. Fast. Yeah. I got I promise you, baby. I put it I can't. No, you can and you will. It's on my back. No, it's not. I can't even tell my arm being put in there. It It's uncomfortable. You sit in You sit in the back. I'm going to put it in. I can't see you here. I'm trying to. I can't even see. How can I even go in? Turn this way. Okay. And then sit down first. Okay. Yes, that's good. Scoot back on your butt, okay? Oh [ __ ] I can't even scoot back. Ma'am, how pregnant are you? A couple weeks. A couple weeks? Jesus Christ. Sit back. The pursuit ended with both occupants taken into custody while troopers questioned the driver about allegedly smoking marijuana during a possible pregnancy. Investigators discussed charges tied to fleeing and suspected driving while impaired as officers at the scene struggled with an entirely different problem, figuring out how to fit the driver safely into the patrol car. On January 10th, 2024, a routine traffic stop involving a silver Ford Explorer started unraveling the moment the driver handed troopers a fake name instead of a valid license. The situation got even worse once officers discovered the identity he provided allegedly belonged to somebody with a warrant out of Mississippi County. Going to be turning on the Park Street just off of 151 here in Gosnell. 379 Zebra King Mary 379 ZKM. It's going to be a silver Ford Explorer. Sir, your window over there. Oh, somebody sideswiped us and busted it out. Okay. My name is Trooper Wells, Arkansas State Police. The reason I pulled you over is whenever I ran tags it showed no insurance on the vehicle. >> That just happened to Listen, bro, this just happened to me like a couple days ago. >> Okay. It just happened to me a couple days ago and I just got cited. Okay. For uh failure to make payments and fines. Baby. What uh insurance type is it? Like this. I just got pulled over, man, like a couple days ago, man. Okay. And they said >> the yellow folder. They said the same thing. They said the same thing and You want to check inside? Right here. We'll come back here. We'll go back to my car real quick, okay? I'll explain everything to you. You got any weapons on you or anything like that, do you? No. Not at all. You need to go here to the front of the car. Front of the car right here. All right. You can put that up on my hood real quick. I'm just going to detain you right now, okay? Detain me? Yes. >> For what? Well, it's showing you got a warrant out of Mississippi County. How I just Listen, bro, I'm just going to verify, okay? I just got pulled >> till they confirm it, I'm going to detain you, okay? That was all right. OKAY. OKAY. STOP. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT, BRO. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. STOP. All right, I'm not going to. Don't you move. Turn around. Turn around. I'm not going nowhere, bro. 33 John 1142 John Put your hands behind your back. Don't you move. You get it again. I'm not going to move. >> [snorts] >> You saw that, man? Sit up. Get it underneath you. You stand up. Here. I have Yeah, there's a Yeah, roll on your side real quick. All right. Put this here down. This one? This one? No, down there. This one right here? Yep. All right, stand up, breathe. You got so much stuff going on, man. Oh, well. That didn't help out. No, it didn't. You tell me about it. No, I apologize to you. I might as well look Go and get my wallet. >> 33 John 115 11. That ain't even my name, man. So, it ain't even you? Nope. Oh, that's even dumber. >> I know, that's the same thing I was just thinking, man. Have a seat on [snorts] the bumper. Any of them hit you? Yeah. You feel it? >> I don't know if I did. Yeah? All right. Yes, I'm all right. The suspect did not get very far after suddenly bolting on foot in front of his girlfriend before getting hit with a taser and taken into custody. After calming down, he admitted his real name was Derek Peoples and confessed he had lied because he did not have a driver's license. Investigators later confirmed he also had an outstanding warrant connected to Indiana. On July 27th, 2023, a broken taillight in Clinton, Arkansas triggered a traffic stop that quickly turned into a reckless nighttime pursuit through winding mountain roads. Somewhere during the chase, the driver allegedly decided tossing a water bottle out of the sunroof directly at a state trooper's windshield was somehow going to improve the situation. We're still at 58 miles an hour right now. No traffic. There's nothing else out right now. He just threw something out and I don't know what it was. It was went all over my car. He's uh still actually in the car. He's waving his hands at me. >> Hey, where you at? All right, we're going back northbound. There's a single black male in a Hey, are you heading back or are you going back northbound? Yeah, we're going back northbound. Over at here at the grocery store in Shirley. Stick your hands out the car and leave them right there. Driver, get out. Get out of the car right now. Passengers, keep your hands up. Keep your hands up right there. Walk back to me. Turn around. Walk back to me. Walk Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. And get on your knees right now. Keep your hands out. Spread them. Spread them. Is there anything on you? No. Hold tight right there. Is there anything on you? No. Get up. Boy, it's dumb. >> Go ahead, too. You clear it. You watch him. The pursuit came to an end outside Reeves grocery store where both the driver, Braden Joseph Duncan, and passenger, Nina Clark, were arrested without further trouble. Duncan was later charged with felony fleeing, littering, and defective vehicle equipment after troopers accused him of turning a simple traffic violation into a full-blown county-wide chase. Tuesday, June 13th, 2023 began with a speeding Toyota RAV4 flying down Highway 18 near Leachville at 76 mph in a 60 mph zone. Seconds later, the driver allegedly decided risking a rollover crash was preferable to receiving a speeding ticket. Speed behind the 87. The gentleman already told me to go [ __ ] myself. All right. Stop on the highway. Yep. I passed him there. Cross the highway at 10:30. TVI TVI TVI roll over roll over. Give me some units, please. Jonesboro be advised he did toss out it looks like some dope on the highway 18 here. STEP OUT OF THE CAR SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STEP OUT OF THE CAR AND SHOW ME YOUR [screaming] HANDS. STEP OUT OF THE CAR AND SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Get out of the car AND SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Is he out? Is there anybody else in the car? No? You hurt? What's hurt on you? Your legs? Didn't feel too good, did it? I need a 10-16. We're We're 10-15. Put your hands behind your back. You understand me? Hands behind your back. That's pretty stupid of you, wasn't it? What's your name, man? What'd you throw out the window? Don't you lie to me, either, cuz I saw it. It's on camera. You ran for a sack of weed? How stupid are you? What? Okay. You would have got a ticket. Now, you're getting a whole lot more. Do you like they're broke? It might be. It might be? John, from here, there's a 10-16 and a 10-11-50. The SUV overturned multiple times into a ditch before troopers pulled driver Randall Proctor from the wreckage and sent him to the hospital complaining of serious leg pain. Investigators later recovered suspected marijuana, a grinder, and a used meth pipe from the vehicle before charging Proctor with felony fleeing, tampering with evidence, and drug possession offenses. On June 11th, 2023, a silver Jeep Compass initially appeared ready to cooperate after pulling into a gas station parking lot during a traffic stop in Little Rock. The moment the trooper stepped out, however, driver Tyrone Cooper allegedly floored it and launched a reckless sprint through city streets. >> Get on the ground, now. On the ground. He just wrecked out. He just wrecked out over here at Sheldon Avenue 30. Copy. He just wrecked out Sheldon Avenue 30. The chase ended barely a minute later when the Jeep smashed into a tree outside a Shell station and Cooper surrendered on the spot. Troopers later reported finding suspected marijuana inside the vehicle while Cooper was booked on charges including fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of a controlled substance. On June 11th, 2023, Pine Bluff police and Arkansas State Police teamed up during a felony fleeing case involving a Toyota that refused to stop. The driver pushed the pursuit to the limit before the escape attempt literally went up in flames. Stop. [ __ ] Oh, ass [ __ ] Turn around. Turn the [ __ ] around. Turn the [ __ ] around. Turn around. Oh. Ooh. Get up. I'm not playing. [ __ ] I got to I got to find my keys. I got it right here. Okay. Are you fighting or what? Yeah, man. My ankle hurt. Don't fall, FIGHT. DON'T MOVE YOUR UNIT. MOVE YOUR UNIT. MOVE YOUR UNIT. MOVE YOUR UNIT. COME HERE. OH, NO. WATCH OUT, FREAKING LET ME GET THE PALM. GET THE PALM blood flowing. Get the palm. >> [panting] >> All city units, lay your back in units, so. The Camry became stuck on a fence and caught fire, forcing the suspect to bail out before troopers chased him down and deployed a Taser. Officers eventually took him into custody while he complained about injuries to his ankles, ending a pursuit that looked like it had been stitched together from three completely different police chases. On June 22nd, 2023, a traffic stop for a defective muffler turned into a violent backroads pursuit involving a GMC Denali and a driver who apparently had much bigger problems than noisy exhaust pipes. Troopers said the suspect immediately started speeding crossing the center line and slamming on the brakes while trying to shake pursuing units. Fire! >> [screaming] >> Fire the vehicle! He got out. He's still something out. Cover. He threw it out, man. That's why he's Just in case he's got a spare tire. Car has very minor damage to the driver's side. And what is going to be your last call for this? Yeah, you see the silver Jeep there? >> Hey! Hey! HEY! HEY! >> [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! I'M DOWN, MAN. I'M DOWN. HELP! HELP! HELP, MAN! HEY! I'm down! I'm down! I'm down! Shut up. Can you grab my glasses, please? Shut up. Here. Here. Here. Here. We got him. Got it. Is there anybody else in there? Get on the ground. What the hell's wrong with you, man? Here. Roll up on your side. You okay? I mean You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you, okay? Do you understand those rights as they're read to you? Do you understand you have access to a phone at any time, okay? What's your deal? are you running? I have something wrong with my vehicle. For what? For a warrant. A warrant? What's the warrant for? For a basic identification. So? All we were freaking doing is eating. And I've got a Eating. You know you really just added to your problems. Tell me please. For real? Yeah. The chase finally collapsed after the SUV lost control in a curve and crashed into trees and brush, leaving the driver battered and asking officers for his glasses instead of another escape route. Investigators later uncovered a loaded handgun, suspected meth, digital scales, and baggies inside the Denali while the suspect admitted he ran because of outstanding warrants. On June 17th, 2023, police searching for a suspected shooter found themselves chasing a black Porsche tearing through Arkansas roads at extreme speeds. Officers believed the driver, allegedly Amir El Muhour, was wanted for questioning out of Pulaski County before the pursuit spiraled into a dangerous race through traffic. Yes. It's 10:37 plus. This is the white truck. The white truck is The white truck is on the highway I'm on plan Bravo. >> I can see one behind you. There's two subjects Hey, he wrecked out on Silverhawk. He's running. Yep. Car's clear. The Porsche eventually crashed near Highway 365 and Silverhawk leaving the luxury car wrecked and forcing the suspect to continue the escape attempt on foot. Officers flooded the surrounding area searching for him while investigators tied the pursuit to an ongoing shooting investigation that had already put police on high alert before the chase even began. During a daytime incident in North Little Rock, a U-Haul slammed head-on into a support pillar along Interstate 440 and instantly turned into a fiery wreck. Drivers nearby rushed toward the burning truck as emergency crews scrambled to shut down lanes and rescue survivors from the chaos. Hey, 52 around. That'll be the deal. 97 black is on fire inside. Here's my record, fire department. Yeah, well, we got everybody out right there. Just be advised, 40 East is not is still flowing this service road 2440. All right, is he still in there? Do we need to shut 40 down? We do need to shut 40 down. Get back here. Hey, hey, engine, engine, engine, come to the engine. Come to the engine. Give it to Give it to the Give You got another one of you guys? NO. NO. IF I GO TO SINGLE FILE THAT'S GOING. THE FIRE, here's the fire. Come on. take the back. Hey, get back. Get get case it blow. 10-7 10-7, but it's still in there. Is your one still in there? Yeah. It's a little wild. Good job. 950 98 10-0 heavy pillow in the passenger side. Can you hear me? Hey, stay with me, all right? Stay with me. HEY, GO ON AND LEAVE CUZ I'M GOING TO SHUT THIS DOWN FOR ABOUT 2 HOURS. YOU CAN STAY IF YOU WANT. AUTHORITIES LATER CONFIRMED at least one person did not make it, while two others were pulled from the burning vehicle by bystanders before first responders arrived. Arkansas State Police said another victim was transported to a local hospital in serious condition as investigators worked to piece together what caused the devastating crash. On June 18th, 2023, Arkansas State Police chased a fleeing felon who apparently decided his passenger was slowing things down and casually dropped him off at a street corner mid pursuit. Troopers continued after the driver as he sped through roads and intersections trying to outrun the inevitable. Arkansas 314 Leave the car out. Black male, black male suspect. Passenger's bailing out. Bailing out. He's got a duffel bag, dressed in all black. Driver, turn the car off. TURN THE CAR OFF. STICK YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. DO IT NOW. OPEN THE DOOR FROM THE OUTSIDE. Open the door from the inside out. What is this car's Show me your hands. Get out on the ground. Get out on the ground. Face away from me. Get down on your knees. Get down on your knees. Put your hands on top of your head. Got the subject, driver, got the oil. Uh, the passenger jumped out with a big duffel bag. Step it. Stop. Start to step to your left. Go down to your knees. Cross your feet. Cross your feet. Get your hands back up. Do not move. What are you running for, man? And what's he getting that bag back there? Yeah, you do. Well, you got your nice felony. Driver's license Driver's 10-15 443 The chase ended without a violent crash after the suspect eventually gave up and surrendered during a felony stop. Investigators then shifted attention toward identifying the passenger left behind earlier in the pursuit while the driver was taken into custody on fleeing related charges. Thursday, August 29th, 2024 began with a speeding stop near Ulm, Arkansas after troopers clocked a black Toyota Camry doing 80 mph in a 55 mph zone. Things escalated instantly when driver Rodney Hill from Tennessee refused to step out of the vehicle after troopers smelled marijuana coming from inside. Hey, how's it going? How's it going, man? Good. I'm Trooper Tyler, State Police. Here's the reason I stopped you. You speed, okay? Yeah, you was doing 80 in a 55. You got that and your insurance on you? I don't have no insurance. This is my only car. Okay, no insurance at all? No, sir. What are you up to this evening? Main headed to Memphis. Headed to Memphis. What you been up to this fine evening? Coming from Texas, Houston. Houston, what are you doing in Houston? This is where I stay. You stay in Houston? >> Yeah, I got my kids. Okay, what are you headed to Memphis for? This is where my family's from. I'm going to go meet my family. >> This is your family? Yeah. Okay, well then hop out for me. Hop out. Why? Cuz I said so. No, I'm not hopping out. Okay, listen to me. I'm going to tell you one more time to get out of the vehicle. And if you refuse the third time, I'm not going to tell you again, I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. He's out of the vehicle. Get ready to help. >> [screaming] >> See that? That's all that's left. Let me SEE YOUR HANDS! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE with both hands in the air where I can see them. Yes, out that door. Step out with both hands in the air. Step out of the vehicle with both hands in the air and you will not get shot. STEP OUT WITH BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR! CRAWL OUT THE WINDOW! CRAWL OUT THE WINDOW! I DON'T CARE HOW YOU GET OUT, BUT CRAWL OUT! COME TO ME. COME TO ME. MOVE! MOVE! STEP OUT OF THE vehicle with both hands in the air. Put both HANDS IN THE AIR. WALK TOWARDS ME. WALK TOWARDS ME. STOP. TURN GRAB YOUR collar of your shirt. Raise it up. Grab the collar of your shirt and raise it up. Yes, both hands. Grab both your collars. Spin around. Raise it up higher. Higher. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards up the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming Keep Nope, I'm walking to you. Keep coming. Keep coming. You got it. Calling back to you. Stop right there. Stop right there. Go down on your knees right now. On your knees. On your face. I got one out of the car. He's going 10-32 left. Are you the only one in the car, boss? Yeah. He was reaching in my car. You just stay with him. You just stay with him. What does that have to do, sir? All right. 10-13 I think that car was stolen a couple days ago. Ain't nobody else in the car. All right, you stay You stay with him, 803. All right. You ready? Moving. He's the only one I was I seen the car, but just double-checked. All right. Going on the dash. Clear. The pursuit ended after a high-speed intervention left the Camry disabled and Hill refusing to exit the vehicle for nearly 13 tense minutes while troopers surrounded the scene. Investigators later recovered a loaded Taurus 9-mm handgun, extra ammunition, marijuana packaged in multiple bags, and a digital scale before Hill was booked on charges including felony fleeing and simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms. Troopers got this one under control eventually, but every pursuit has its own way of turning unpredictable in a matter of seconds. 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