On April 20th, 2024, Arkansas State Police spotted a red Ford Fusion on Interstate 40 with a tag that belonged to a white Land Rover. A simple fictitious tag stop suddenly turned into a very bad parenting audition. TVI uh TVI TVI TVI 211 211 211 Still going still going. Still going. 211 westbound still going. 211 westbound still going. 313 proceed to 313 be advised. 210 210 211 211 we're going to try TVI. TVI unsuccessful. Uh we can we can try on TVI. TVI unsuccessful. Space 117 We're at the 209. 209 speak 117. We're up at 120. 120. TV 1. TV 1. Coming to a stop. Coming to a stop. Coming to a stop. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR! PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR! BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR! BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR! WITH YOUR LEFT HAND, OPEN THE DOOR! STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR! HANDS IN THE AIR! STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE WITH BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR! FELONY TRAFFIC. FELONY TRAFFIC. Both hands in the air! STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE! I'M COMING up on YOU. TURN AROUND! TURN AROUND! WALK BACK TOWARDS ME! TURN AROUND! STOP! [screaming] TURN AROUND! WALK BACK TOWARDS ME! HANDS IN THE AIR! WALK BACK TOWARDS ME! WALK BACK TOWARDS ME! KEEP WALKING BACK TOWARDS ME! KEEP WALKING BACK TOWARDS ME! KEEP YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. STOP. I DON'T HAVE A GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES. >> [bell] >> Keep your hands on the back OF YOUR HEAD. DROP YOUR CELL PHONE. DROP YOUR CELL PHONE. 9 CHEF DROP YOUR PHONE RIGHT NOW. STILL A PASSENGER IN THE CAR RIGHT here on the mirror. Just keep them off. They're off. Keep them Right here on the Keep coming. Drop What's in your left hand? Drop it. Walk back towards me. Stop. My child is in the car. Stop. Got it. Take two steps backwards towards me. Stop. Don't move. You saw me small 10-11 10-4 The other one's itty-bitty. Get it out. Got a mic. 10-1 10-6 10-16 Check his feet out. 10-4 Can you Saw me at 10-16. 10-4 10-1 Break. Put Put the baby in Jelsha Moldrew was arrested after officers found Cordell Row Low in the front passenger seat along with a 9-month-old infant and a 3-year-old toddler in the back seat. Department of Human Services was contacted. The children were released to their grandmother and Moldrew faced charges including felony fleeing, two counts of felony endangering the welfare of a minor, and reckless driving. On November 14th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol Trooper spotted a a Porsche Cayenne reported stolen out of Kerr County. The The car was weaving through traffic on Florida's Turnpike in Miami-Dade, turning one traffic stop into luxury car chaos. 93 911 93 Golf Sierra Bravo Turnpike and Kendall That's our park. 93 in the area 5 We're going to give you an area 10 10 3 in the area. 93 in the area 5 I got him on the Turnpike and I'm going to have him pull over 4 5 8 out. I GOT HIM ON THE TURNPIKE AND I'M GOING TO HAVE HIM PULL OVER 4 5 8. I GOT HIM ON THE TURNPIKE AND I'M GOING TO HAVE HIM PULL OVER 4 5 I GOT HIM ON THE TURNPIKE and Oh. Oh. Ugh. It's just everything on me, bro. Your car's about to get towed. All right. Why do Why do people chase? Bro, I don't know. >> you running off? Bro, well, don't run in front of me. >> know. Why Why'd you run? I'm not running. I'm driving normally. >> but you jumped out of your car and you ran off. >> cuz, bro, I have no gas in my car. What do you mean? It's a hybrid. I'm trying to get off the highway. >> if I get off and I talk to you and I tell you that the hell So, you ain't no problem. I I don't know what the hell is going on. >> You're running around in a stolen car. That's what's going on. Stolen car? >> Stolen car. That's fine, baby. The driver was identified as 22-year-old Willie Bernard Perry of Fort Lauderdale, who claimed he had rented the Porsche from someone online. Perry later faced charges including grand theft, fleeing, and eluding, resisting an officer without violence, and possession of a controlled substance. On January 29th, 2021, a silver Mazda blew past stopped traffic near Georgia 3 and Upper Woolsey Road before running a red light. Georgia State Patrol moved in for a traffic stop, but the driver apparently treated basic road rules like optional DLC. Okay, we passed and small brush is on the left side of road. Woo. Car just passed South Wood Drive. South Wood Drive. Okay, we have a DOT jump. Stand by. Stand by. >> Hey, I'm at mile marker eight. Mile marker eight. Yeah, I'm going to try to turn around again. Okay, I just turned 50 in the auto zone. YEAH, I'M DONE. DOMINIQUE LEMAR HAYNES AND PASSENGER Sheila Jackson Holmes were taken into custody after the pursuit, and officers also found a large bag of suspected marijuana inside the vehicle. Both were turned over to Lovejoy police while the report noted the chase stretched roughly 20 miles before the case landed in local hands. On October 12th, 2021, Glendale police were dealing with a stolen Ford Escape in Glendale, Wisconsin. The vehicle had six people inside, which is already a crowded way to make one terrible decision. From this, taking off here to parking lot east towards Green Bay. You got six subjects coming out right now. 746, dispatch, I'll be in pursuit of this vehicle south on Green Bay. 6000 block of Military Avenue. [music] 10-4. Dispatch, there's three subjects in the vehicle. We're eastbound on Forest. I'm sorry, westbound on Forest. We got this vehicle is silver, a Ford Escape, tan interior, kind of freezing cold, 27. Westbound Forest passing Bakers, there's a P5. 782 782 is being arranged by the department. And we're eastbound on Forest right now. And I'll remember And we're eastbound 10-4, we're coming up to you now. So, continuing pursuit. Speed there is 60. No indication And we're at Bender. [crying] We're heading southbound on Broadway to Bender. We got a 10-4 on that 10-20 Broadway. >> [bell] >> Coming up to Forest right now, continuing southbound, speed there is 65. And we're coming through Scenic right now, speed there is 80. All four six, hit all four. And 10-4 74 coming up to Marsh. We're going in the wrong way in the traffic. Go park. Go, go, go. Wrong way in the traffic. All right, there's moderate traffic right there. Crash on the wrong way on the side. We're going down the wrong way on the ramp for Silver Spring. 2730 in front of me. They're forcing the wrong way in the traffic. They're going the wrong way in the traffic. Position here. 7460, [music] they're going the wrong way eastbound on Silver Spring in the westbound lanes. 06, they're correcting and they're now going back eastbound. They're going southbound on the Parkway. Coming to a stop here. All right. Looks like we have a little foot pursuit here. They might be bailing on foot here. We're in the 5400 block of the Parkway southbound. They're still 06, they're going about 60 mph here. We're good for a pit. If they bail, probably at the Parkway and Anthem. They're going to bail by the river. Put your hands up. He's bouncing. He's bouncing. Show me your hands. After the pursuit ended near the Milwaukee River, a 21-year-old man was taken into custody after crossing the river, and a 27-year-old man was arrested in the nearby woods. Four women were also in the vehicle. One faced a carrying a concealed weapon charge while the others were released without charges. On October 8th, 2021, Georgia State Patrol was assisting the Evans County Sheriff's Office with a license check near Georgia Highway 121 and Georgia Highway 169. The driver gave information that would not return properly, then suddenly launched the situation into a much darker kind of pursuit. >> [groaning] >> Shots fired. My car's hit. God damn it. State patrol shots fired. State patrol I don't know if I'm going to fragment to the face or what. My car's hit. Come on. There's shots FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. I JUST HEARD IT. HE'S STILL GOING. SHOTS FIRED. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> [screaming] >> 25, [screaming] 10-4. >> [screaming] >> 25, 10-4. >> [screaming] >> 10-4. 25, [screaming] 10-4. All right, we're going third car and 25. 25, 10-4. Troopers and deputies later identified the suspect as Ramon Dwight, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was notified after the final confrontation. Dwight was transported by emergency medical services and later passed away, while the trooper involved was left dealing with glass injuries and damage to his patrol car. On January 31st, 2026, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit involving a white Dodge Durango moving at extreme speeds through icy late-night conditions. Troopers William Roark, Dwayne Niles, and Brandon Loyd all became part of a chase that turned a winter road into a rolling stress test. He's only going 50 miles an He said he said he was sitting at a plant. No, he was at the news line off of the main road. Oh. He's still going. I'm going to copy you if you want to run it. Yeah, I'm trying to get caught up over there, too. I'm going to go 10-24, he's passing on the shoulder, about to wreck out. Okay, go ahead. I'm going to see you. He's going on 40 He's got a white truck. 10-20 40 East He's got a white truck. 10-20 40 He's still going 40 East on the ramp. Coming up to the big church here. Coming up to the big church here. >> Larry, we're taking 57 northbound passing the king. Larry, you 10-4? 43 just wrecked out. He's still northbound passing the king. Notify Sherwood and Jacksonville. I didn't see anything come through here and I've been sitting here for about 30 seconds to a minute. I thought he was still going north and so I turned around at that turnaround on the bridge versus actually going to the bridge. That's a I have 42 or 72. Yeah, stop that one. All right. It was a newer newer model Durango, about a 2023 or 2022. I'm in 37. Northbound 161 headed to Jacksonville. I have 23 just terminated. I am taking it off on the side road. Maybe set up with a bike cuz this is a high powered touring guy. He's all over the road. All right, he's breaking. Say my 10-33. I'm in 23. Just ran a TBR fuel TBR. I did make contact with the vehicle. And he was soon. Hurry up. GVR GVR GVR Black before profile 40 westbound. Be careful with Show ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. GET YOUR HANDS UP NOW. DO IT NOW. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. Watch them. Make sure their hands are up. OPEN THE DOOR. ARE YOU GOING TO KILL ME? You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. >> the door. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. YOU'RE GOING TO KILL ME. YOU'RE GOING TO kill me. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. You're going TO KILL >> DO NOT MOVE. You're going to It's okay, Nelly. You're going to kill me. It's me. It was me who was driving the car. I know who was driving. I It was me. Hey, STAY WHERE YOU ARE. PULL ME OUT THE CAR. WAIT. WAIT. LIE DOWN NOW. I MUST It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> Put your hands on your The driver, Nelly Alamon, was taken into custody while passengers Ziyath Alamon Gonzales, Diego Flores, and Tatiana Perry were detained and later released. After medical clearance, Alamon was booked into the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility on charges including criminal mischief in the first degree, felony fleeing, and driving while intoxicated. On February 7th, 2024, Tontitown Police were called to assist with a high-speed pursuit involving an allegedly stolen U-Haul cargo van. The chase had already crossed agency lines, which is usually how a bad idea earns itself a full committee. I'm going to go northbound on it. Turning southbound on it. 2 miles, 2 miles. Copy, 2 miles. 2 miles, 2 miles, 2 miles away from it. My car went to Back to my car. They can hear his faster on radio. I got 14 lead on the secondary 4. Copy that. 14 lead on the 4. Heavy traffic on the 4. 2 miles to James Road right now. James Road. Heavy traffic coming up to the 49. Coming up to James Road. Copy, James Road. 49, 85. Coming up to the intersection, James Road, right now. Copy. Give me an update on the James Road. 10-4. He's still on James Road. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm [screaming] good. I'm good. What? You all right? I'm good. Good. Good. Good. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Sorry, central. Sorry, central. What's happening to you? >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Robert Mercier and Trenton Johnson, both 21 and from Michigan, were booked into the Benton County Detention Center after officers found firearms and improvised flammable devices inside the van. They faced charges including aggravated assault, criminal conspiracy, possession of destructive devices, felony fleeing, battery in the second degree, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest. On May 25th, 2020, Georgia State Patrol troopers were asked to help Savannah police stop a white Ford Econoline van with a confirmed stolen plate and possible stolen vehicle status. The van headed toward downtown Savannah, bringing a full load of problems and apparently at least one very questionable pipe. >> Stop. Female running towards Cloverdale. GET ON THE GROUND. I'M OKAY. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You're on my stomach. I DON'T CARE. STOP RESISTING and we'll get you off your stomach. >> Okay. Stop, dude. Stop kicking her, man. Sir. Take it easy, please. This is crazy. Get up. Go ahead and start us EMS. Yep. 16 eastbound between 516 and 37 connect. Yep. Thank you, sir. What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] Oh no, you know I got paint in my blood. Put cuffs on him. Why are you Just so we figure it out. Why are y'all chasing chasing me? GSP was chasing you because that's a stolen truck with a bad tag on it. Negative. This is her. Oh, please get an ambulance. We got you an ambulance coming. Come on. I know there's glass on there. Step up in there. Can you give me your cell >> 17-31, can we get a female for a search? We'll we'll get you stuff. The driver was first identified as Jennifer Chambly, but jail staff later informed officers that she had given an incorrect name and date of birth, with the report identifying her as Melinda Flakes. Christopher Jones was released after having no warrants, while Flakes was jailed on driving under the influence of drugs and related refusal issues after treatment for minor injuries. On April 18th, 2023, Rosemont police were alerted to a stolen vehicle through license plate reading technology. Once an officer spotted the vehicle, the driver decided the smart move was to bring stolen car energy straight into traffic. Turning right onto Mannheim North. I'm turning right on Mannheim North. Leave it. It's approaching the white line. It's still in park. Black male. Approaching the white. No. Hold fire. We got a 10-50 at Floyd. In Van Nuys. We have the white white vehicle wrecked out and we have Hold it, that vehicle. INCH. INCH, GET BACK HERE. GET BACK HERE. GET BACK HERE. Get back behind cover. Unit R201, status at scene. Unit R602, status at scene. Unit R401 team, status at scene. Unit N1209, status at scene. >> The suspect was taken to a local hospital for treatment after the crash and was later identified by Illinois State Police. Schiller Park and Chicago fire departments responded to the scene while the stolen vehicle case moved from roadside pursuit to crash investigation. On August 25th, 2023, Deputy Jones was running traffic enforcement on Interstate 75 South in Clayton County when he clocked a blue Mercedes-Benz at 83 mph in a 65-mph zone. A traffic stop for speed and lane violations quickly turned into a roadside debate starring alcohol odor, glassy eyes, and a driver insisting she had only been pouring drinks. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. I'm here. Is there anything else? Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. Yeah. I'm here. I'm on my way. I'm on my way. I'm there. I'm on my way. Show me in pursuit of that vehicle. It's going to be a 30. So, he refused to get out of the vehicle. He's flight one us. Going down Old Dixie Road, northbound. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. Old Dixie Road, northbound. I have a visual of that vehicle. Vehicle is flight two. You have a visual? That's a black Nissan truck. So, this guy is going to be getting on the freeway. Speeding at 90. I have a visual of that black Nissan truck on Old Dixie. Passing 520. Passing Pine Ridge Road, Old Dixie. Vehicle is flight one. No traffic. 10-4. Speeding at 90. This one is going to be northbound on Old Dixie. Passing Passing Pine Ridge Road, pit pit pit. Vehicle is flight one. No traffic on the road. We're going to be Old Dixie and Cass Memorial Boulevard. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. >> Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. Deputy Jones, you have been dispatched to a call. The woman was medically cleared by emergency medical services and booked into the Clayton County Jail. She faced felony fleeing, driving under the influence, and several additional charges tied to the stop and her refusal to comply. On July 29th, 2019, deputies in Walnut Grove spotted a white pickup truck with two men not wearing seat belts and a cracked windshield. The driver, later identified as Philemon Gray, added an improper turn to the menu and turned a routine stop into school zone stupidity. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Gray was transported to Piedmont Walton for ankle pain before both he and passenger Terrell Banks were booked at the Walton County Jail. Gray faced warrants including felony fleeing, reckless driving, concealing the identity of a vehicle, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony while Banks faced obstruction. On April 22nd, 2024, Trooper Garrett Byrd saw a white Hyundai Elantra run a red light in West Memphis and continue at a high rate of speed. The driver, Brittany Mercedes Miles, kept moving with emergency flashers on, creating the kind of situation that looked reckless before officers learned the full story. Let me see your hands. Open the door. Open the door. All right, step out with your hands where I can see them. Step out! Step out with your hands where I can see them. Step out. Come here. You're fine. We'll talk about it, but you got to come TO ME. YOU GOT TO PULL OVER WHEN I TURN MY LIGHTS ON. You hear me? Come here. Put your hands up there. Is anybody else in the car? Why didn't you stop? You Huh? Are you all right? Let me see your hands. You got TO PULL OVER. HUH? ARE YOU OKAY? Of course she didn't. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to hurt you, okay? I'll get you an ambulance up here. You're having a panic attack. Sit down over here. Can you get me to the hospital, please? >> What is going on? My brother has been shot in the head, and please In the head? And it it's the reason why. Please Okay, hold on just a second. Please, just give me a second, okay? Please sit down. You have to You can't drive like No, please. I'm going to help you as much as I can, okay? But you have to You When I tell you that when I put on my lights on, you stop and tell me that, okay? Please. He's my brother. I know. Honey, I know. Honey, I know, but I can't let you drive like this, okay? And you can't I don't want to We're fine, okay? Please. All right. We'll go get you over there, okay? Please. I know. What Do you have family here? What's your Please. Can you call somebody to come drive you over there? Um My best friend had to go to my house with my kids. Where is your phone? In the car? Can I get it? Yes, my sister's on the phone. Hello. Hey. My sister's on the phone. >> to her. See if she can come up here. Just tell her to go with a state police, okay? How did Have you You've heard about your So, is it your brother as well has been shot? And that's I mean, that's really happening? And she's headed to the hospital in there in Memphis. Okay. So, Yeah, I mean, you know, I tried to explain to her she was tore up, but I tried to tell her, you know, I just wanted to make sure that's what's going on, you know, before I cut her loose, but you got to You got to stop when you see blue lights, you know. And you can't run from police. Uh but I just wanted to verify all that was going on. You know what I'm saying? We're going to try to get out of here in just a minute, all right? Wanted to get back to the hospital, so. All right. He got shot in the Memphis. Okay. All right. You know where at in Memphis or anything? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I was like, you got to stop for the police, you know. I mean, you got to You got to, so. All right. Miles was evaluated by emergency medical services after explaining that her brother had been shot in the head and she was trying to get to the hospital. Considering her distress, cooperation, and the confirmed medical emergency, she was released on her own recognizance with charges including reckless driving, failing to stop at a red light, speeding, no liability insurance, careless and prohibited driving, and fleeing. Late at night, deputies and Georgia State Patrol were looking for a repeat fleeing suspect who had already run from Bulloch County deputies days earlier. This time, the agencies were not exactly in the mood for a sequel. >> I'm going to go and find the dude. All right, he's got oncoming traffic. Oncoming traffic right now. All right, he's got oncoming traffic. 10-36. 10-0. 10-31. 10-31. 10-31. Got to get 10-31. 10-31. 10-31. 10-31, he's out of the signal. 10-31. I still don't think that's him. He is 10-31. Trying to get him before he hits 3 miles. All right, get him. >> Put your hands Put your hands >> [screaming] >> You stupid mother Put YOUR HANDS UP. [ __ ] PUT YOUR HANDS PUT YOUR [screaming] HANDS PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. OPEN UP THE DOOR. OPEN UP THE [ __ ] DOOR. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. HEY. Y'ALL GOT SOMETHING UNLOCK THIS MOTHER [screaming] [ __ ] HEY, SOMEBODY BREAK IN HERE. IT AIN'T HEY. ALL RIGHT. HERE. HERE. I GOT CUFFS. I GOT CUFFS. I GOT CUFFS. [screaming] AFTER THE CHASE, officers confirmed the vehicle came back to the suspect and discussed his suspended driving status on scene. He was taken into custody after another round of reckless driving allegations, while deputies and troopers sorted out the case list from yet another run-in with the same fleeing driver. On March 1st, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol Trooper saw a black Nissan Maxima rush up behind his marked unit near Interstate 95 and Northwest 103rd Street. The driver then split between cars at a red light because apparently patience was not installed on that model. The subject was identified as Antoine David Lawson and was transported to Jackson Main Hospital for evaluation after Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office deputies helped locate him. Investigators noted that Lawson had six driving while license suspended convictions. The tag was no longer assigned to a vehicle and the Nissan was not registered in Florida. On January 19th, 2023, Doral police tried to stop a van driven by 41-year-old Walfrey Bautista-Miranda. Miranda was wanted on active felony warrants for aggravated assault by strangulation and aggravated stalking tied to a domestic incident from the day before. He just 41 me. He just 41 me. Block him in right there. YEP. GO. SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED. >> 41 ME. HE JUST 41 me. Lock him in right there. Red is attempting to ram vehicles. Let me see your hands. Do you got a gun? MOVE, HERTIG. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. I WANT YOU TO STAY WHERE YOU ARE. THAT'S FINE. Miranda was wounded, taken into custody, and transported to a local hospital for treatment. The case centered on the active felony warrants, the patrol car takeover, and the immediate threat officers said unfolded during the stop. On June 1st, 2022, Georgia State Patrol spotted a silver Toyota Corolla on North Greenwood with no tag lights. The driver initially stopped, then kept rolling with flashers on like he was negotiating his own traffic stop subscription plan. >> All right. 98, okay. All right, he's going to be All right, he's not going to be afraid of me. His license is almost to expire. All right, we're going to 98, okay. Still moving on 48. We'll call it a day. Coming up on dead end, still driving with flashers on. All right, he got out of the car now. So, we're going to pull up on Stahli Drive. Moving, coming up on Stahli Drive. I'm putting I'm putting I'm putting it. Get out. All right, get out of the Get out of the Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Get out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Get out of the 98, okay. I see your subject town center and the car. >> put your hands up. Coming your way now. I'm coming here. Get out. Coming here. You see my lights? Coming here. Get out. 98, okay. Put your hands up. Cuz that's how you're going to kill me. That's what he said before I shoot you. I stopped when you ran. I wasn't trying to run. You run from the police, you can pick up charges, okay? It's It's just that It's that plain and simple. All right? Sir, I ain't going to lie. I was so scared for my life. I wasn't even thinking about this, sir. >> I understand that, but you understand that by running from the police, regardless of whether or not you were driving or not, when you took off running on foot, all right? That's a charge. All right? You pick up charges for stuff like that. All right? So, we're going to get charged even though he hit the car? You were digging in your pants the whole entire time you you running. I wasn't. I know you ain't got to go on you. How you digging in your pants every time I do that? >> I don't care what y'all say. All right. Where were you Well, I was sitting in the back seat. >> Females, right? Yes. Females. Sitting in the back seat behind the passenger or behind the driver? Behind the driver. I don't know. So, you sitting behind the driver? Yes, sir. The driver was later identified as Jermaine V. Jones of LaGrange, Georgia after he left his identification card in the vehicle and the passengers identified him. Two passengers were booked into Troup County Jail for obstruction and Jones later turned himself in after his girlfriend said she would bring him to the jail. On May 23rd, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol troopers tried to stop a black Hyundai Genesis for speeding and following too closely in rainy conditions. Instead of pulling over in Pensacola, the driver kept heading southbound on Palafox Street and turned bad weather into worse judgment. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> The suspect was arrested after troopers brought the pursuit to an end. With the rain, the speeding, and the failure to stop all stacked together, the case moved from traffic enforcement into a full pursuit arrest. This case wraps up here, but the next video shows how quickly another routine stop can spiral out of control. Watch the next video to see what happens when the pressure rises and the suspect still refuses to stop. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe for more pursuit videos.