On December 30th, 2025, Florida troopers spotted a stolen Mercedes-Benz tied to a wanted burglary suspect and tried to pull it over near Coconut Point Mall. Instead of stopping, convicted felon Bradley Daniel Roberts hit the gas and turned a routine encounter into a major law enforcement response. 1031. [music] Thank your vehicle. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. Get out OF THE CAR. I SEE YOU. GET OUT OF THE CAR. 31 foot. >> We're going to get around here for right now. >> We'll figure it out in there. I got EMS coming to take those things out. >> [ __ ] Put your foot in there. >> Yes, sir. It's >> horm extends farther than you think. >> I know. >> They don't extend to this car. This car I can say whatever I want. Hey, >> theming vicious evil people don't extend to this car. This car probably be about the most safesting thing you're going to have right now. Cuz that world I was dealing with is very dangerous. And the only reason why I was willing to put you with me is cuz I can guarantee your safety at the end of the coming home with me. Except for with this guy. This guy's the only [ __ ] that's more badass than me. The only because he's got 80 other [ __ ] behind him. Investigators later recovered more than six lbs of marijuana drug paraphernalia, ammunition cocaine residue, and two confirmed stolen firearms from the vehicle. Roberts was booked on charges including fleeing and eluding at high-speed grand theft of a motor vehicle and possession of firearms by a convicted felon. His juvenile passenger was also taken into custody on related offenses. March 4th, 2025 started with an Arkansas State Police trooper noticing a gray Toyota Avalon drifting across lane markings while traveling without a properly displayed license plate. The driver's behavior became even more suspicious during the stop and the situation quickly escalated when he chose escape over conversation. I think it's boy David Tom not six bdt not 6s. 104. We took Colonel Glenn last 104. We stopped at Colonel Glenn in Shagleford at the Circle K. It's a single occupant. He's been moving around a lot. >> Yeah. 104. I believe I'm going to jump on as much. Driver, turn the car off. 10:37. 1037 east on Carnival. Sweet 70. No traffic right now. Notify LRPD. >> He just crashed out. Just crashed out before the safe coach. Black male, red pants, white shirt. He's running into the woods. >> He just ran into the woods [snorts] southwest. He's running towards the creek. I not going to chase after him. I don't know if he has anything in his hands. I no longer have visual on him either. >> Contact LRPD or North Little Rock or Pl County. See if we can get a K9 or a drone and let's set up a perimeter stage coach. There's a church over there. And then see if we can get somebody at Enco or there's a house along that creek. Set a good perimeter. Again, it's a black male with a white tank top and red pants on. He fled into the woods southwest from my current location. Although the driver initially avoided capture, investigators later confirmed his identity through state records and moved forward with criminal warrants. The case included allegations of felony fleeing, fleeing on foot, and driving on a suspended license along with several traffic related violations. On January 31st, 2026, multiple Florida agencies were already searching for a blue Lexus after earlier pursuits had slipped away across county lines. Even after being spotted again on Interstate 75, the driver showed no interest in ending the situation peacefully. Fire 167. >> Uh, it was just in front of the vehicle. Vehicle went around me. These are 120. Approaching a 131. >> 104. Approaching a 131. Vehicle went around you. >> These are about 125. Traffic's lightning left. Passing 131 right now. >> 104 passing 131. Traffic lightning left. Speeds 125. >> The exit at the at 131. >> Exited at the 131. >> Broer 178. He's >> back on southbound 131. 104 southbound from the 131. 1039 caller coming up 48 speed directly behind the vehicle. >> I have a second unit behind me so I can slow down for a bit. We're passing 124. >> Passing the 124. >> He got off on the 123. >> Exiting at the 123. >> 54. He just got back on the main line passing 123 out coming up on CCSO 6. He's in the outside lane, the right lane. Passing the waterway 132 mph, moderate traffic. weather conditions. >> Good sticks. Good sticks. Good sticks. [music] >> More good sticks. Approaching 101. 107. Approaching 107. Exiting at the 107. He's got a flat tire. Front right. >> Front right. Flat tire. Exiting at the 107. >> All right. >> All right. We're going to be westbound. >> Westbound from the 107. ass. GET IN [screaming] THE WINDOW. NOWHERE IN THE WINDOW. LOWER IN THE WINDOW. >> HEY, what you going to do with my money? >> What's that? >> You going to put my money in my property, sir? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. The driver was identified as Wilnik Brutus and taken to the Collier County Jail where he was held without bond pending his first court appearance. He was arrested on charges including fleeing and eluding at high-speed possession of marijuana under 20 grams and driving while his license was suspended or revoked. On March 29th, 2025 officers attempted to stop a Dodge Charger whose driver, later identified as Alex, immediately gave them far more trouble than a traffic stop should ever require. What should have been a brief roadside encounter quickly turned into a criminal case with much bigger consequences. part just 45 notified cross. [screaming] Who's the driver? >> Get out. Come over here. >> Is there anybody ELSE IN THE CAR? >> NO. NO. NO. >> [crying] >> What are you running for? >> Cuz I'm scared. >> Cuz I'm scared. >> [laughter] >> You have anything on you? >> You got You got back coming your way. >> Yeah. >> You all right? >> Yeah, we're good. >> Yeah. >> He just took off and [laughter] >> following his arrest, Alex declined additional medical treatment and requested an attorney before questioning. Continued. He was charged with aggravated fleeing from law enforcement driving while license suspended false evidence of title or registration and resisting evading or obstructing an officer. February 27th, 2025 brought deputies face-tof face with a driver who was allegedly traveling the wrong way and striking curbs before officers even made contact rather than cooperate when questioned about possible alcohol consumption. She chose a path that made the situation considerably more complicated. >> Can you roll it down? What's up? >> You're going the wrong way on Second Street and then you also hit a curb and popped both your door both your tires on this side. How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Nothing. >> So why are you slurring? I'm not slurping. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Okay. >> Just because you said I slurred, there's no reason. >> So, you're refusing to get out of the vehicle. >> 25 Metro 2011 refusing to get out of the vehicle. Slurring her words. Smell alcohol coming from inside the vehicle as well. >> Oh, 2 in. Nice. Step out of the vehicle. 25 metro. So, be advised. Driver is going to be a offduty NMSP. Officer, step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. WE'LL BREAK THE WINDOW. >> Hold on. Wait for the other guys to get here. >> State Police Hall. She's 47. >> Step out OF THE VEHICLE. WE'RE GOING TO BREAK THE WINDOW. THIS IS YOUR LAST WARNING. This is YOUR LAST WARNING OR WE WILL BREAK THE WINDOW. I'm watching her hands. >> GET OUT. >> STEP OUT. UNLOCK THE DOOR. UNLOCK THE DOOR. Step out. >> SGE. ROLL OVER. >> ALL OVER. >> I GOT Oh [ __ ] How was that? Shot fired somewhere. Oh, that your door. >> Once deputies gained control of the situation, the woman was taken into custody and transported for processing. The case involved allegations of impaired driving refusal to comply with lawful commands and obstruction related offenses stemming from her conduct during the stop. Late one evening, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a silver Toyota wandering across the roadway and nearly colliding with both a pedestrian and a large truck. The driver's explanation only raised more questions as the roadside encounter unfolded. West 65th Arkansas 664 silver Toyota. >> Hello. >> Hey, I'm Trooper Duncan with the Arkansas State Police. The reason why I stopped you, you're all over the road. >> You almost hit that 18-wheeler and that person walking down the interstate. >> I was looking for him. >> Huh? I was looking for >> You're looking for him? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? Huh? Step out of the truck for me, please. Where Where's he coming from? Walk back there for me. Lean up against my car. >> You're not south side 232. >> Hey 128. Have you had anything to drink tonight? Have you had anything to drink tonight? No. >> None whatsoever. >> I mean, where's he at? >> That dude kept walking. I don't think you're picking that person up. I think you're blowing smoke. >> Oh, no. >> Stop. >> Put your right hand behind your back. Put your right hand behind your back. >> Put your right hand behind your back. >> Hold on one second. >> Put your right hand behind your back. behind your back. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm trying to help this guy, man. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. I'm right here. Get on the ground. >> Ah, come on. You done? You done? You done? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? Put your hands behind your back. [ __ ] You better go away. >> Why'd you pee yourself? >> That's embarrassing, isn't it? >> Shut up. >> Ah, come on, man. >> You're the one that peed yourself. >> Come on, man. >> After medical personnel evaluated him, the driver was transported to jail. Rather than continuing his trip, authorities pursued charges related to driving while intoxicated, refusing to comply with arrest procedures and other offenses connected to the incident. On August 23rd, 2025, a woman in Ohio was pulled over for traffic violations that ordinarily would have ended with little more than paperwork. Instead, her hostility toward the stop turned a citation into a much larger criminal investigation. >> Hello Take that flashlight off of me. >> No. My name is Officer Smith Police Department. Reason for the stop. >> One, you were flying down Vernon ODM. You had a marked lanes violation at Vernon ODM and Malison and then you made an improper turn when you turned on the roads here. You turned to the middle lane. You didn't turn to the inside lane. >> Man, get my license. And here, get my ticket cuz you not about to get on my nerves. Give me my ticket, please. Thank you. >> We We ask everybody this with the new fireballs. Don't have any firearms in the vehicle or on you. >> Ticket. You have to answer that. >> I do not have to answer nothing. >> Yes, you do. >> You want to get arrested? >> Give me >> You have to answer that. Is there any firearms in the vehicle? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Give me my ticket, please. And have a good night. >> I will. And I will. Don't you worry. >> Okay. You don't got nothing to search for. Ain't nothing in here. >> This is not a search. >> Give me my ticket, please. >> You can wait a second. >> No, I cannot. I got somewhere to go. Give me my ticket. Like I said, cuz that's all you. >> How long have you been a police officer for? >> How long have you been what? >> Years. >> Yeah. You can never have been cuz you know I know my rights. So I said get my ticket. I was about to ask you to get out. >> Okay. What What law school did you go to? >> Run that ticket and give me my ticket and have a good night. >> I'm glad I'm in this mother city. Where you going? >> None of y'all business. >> Fair. >> That's fine. >> Don't pull me over for no reason. Lot of cars flying down the mother. >> It was a Mark Lane violation. >> Mark Lane's my ass. Guess what? This case will be thrown out now. Go hurry up and ride my ticket. >> You got to get out of the vehicle. >> Give me my license. >> I will once you get out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't have to. Give me my license. >> You do? Cuz we're towing the vehicle. The play card. No car. Signal five. She's taking off from stop. >> Stand by. Signal. >> She turned eastbound on Thoron. We're trying to catch up to her. Lane violation and then also tire plate. She took off once. She said we're going to the vehicle. We're still trying to catch up to her. Speeds are going to be 40. Looks like she's about to strike down the highway here. 76. >> All right, we just got on the highway. We're going to get off the next exit. We're no longer pursuing. >> I had a feeling she was going to do that. >> Shut your ass up. Don't even come over here talking. >> You're going to get your ticket. Your car's going to get towed. I don't give a >> ser. >> Oh, I will. >> What she said? >> I'll spit on you. >> Oh, yeah. It's great. >> Yeah, we're Everything's good. >> Just uh don't follow her steps and run from the police. That's This is what happens. Don't run from the police. That's the day >> on traffic stops. A simple traffic stop. Don't do that. >> Violation marked lane. She crossed over the lane. I can hear you. Her license plates expired. She decided back there. I know, but she's a close. >> So, she got pulled over. She runs >> and then decided to fight us when we got here at her house. So, you're going to jail tonight. Try to fight us. >> You guys are good. right here that I pul that pulled me over tomorrow. This right here pulled me over. >> Yep, I did. >> Hey, they tried to car my window down. >> Nope. >> I know. She's under arrest. She is not being cooperative. So, no one's talking to her. You guys can sit in your truck and wait. If she calms down, I'll let you talk to her. But right now, nobody's talking to her. >> After officers located her at a residence, she was taken into custody following another confrontation. She ultimately faced charges that included fleeing and eluding resisting arrest and offenses connected to the original traffic violations that triggered the stop. During an evening traffic stop in Arkansas, a driver was pulled over for speeding and defective license plate lights. A simple request to step out of the vehicle became the spark for a lengthy argument about authority rights and compliance. >> Hey man, >> going bar state police, I pulled you over for two reasons. Okay. Yes, sir. >> One, it's cuz you're speeding. And two, it's cuz the lights over your license plate >> Mhm. >> aren't working. >> Okay. It's your license proof of insurance. >> Um I'm my proof of insurance pull out my window whenever I have my windows down. >> Okay. Do you have insurance in the vehicle? >> No, sir. I do not. >> Okay. So, and why would you need proof of insurance if you don't have insurance on the vehicle? >> Wait. Oh, no. No. I So, I'm sorry. I have proof of insurance. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Step out of the car real quick for me. >> Uh for what reason? cuz I need you to step out. >> For what reason? >> Are you going to step out? >> Uh, I'm just I'm just curious on >> my guy. I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Listen to me. Step out of the vehicle >> for I'm just >> Get out of the vehicle. >> What reason? >> Listen to me. You can get out of the vehicle on your own. We just can go south real quick. You understand? I need you to step out of the vehicle. What is your uh >> step out of the vehicle, >> my guy? Get out of the vehicle. >> Can Can I just >> get out of the vehicle, dude? >> Step out of the vehicle, my guy. >> Get out here. Trans beind your back. >> Please, Nate, don't take my phone. I have every right to record. What? Okay. Okay. What's the reason for the arrest? Why am I be playing? Why am I being placed in a handcuff? >> You're refusing to exit the vehicle. >> I'm just >> So, right now, you're being maintained. >> Why do you need me out of the vehicle? >> Because I've asked you to step out. >> That's okay. All right. >> That's the only real explanation that you need right now. Is this how uh >> listen to me >> Arkansas State Police does it? >> Yeah. So, listen to me. All right. How much you had a drink tonight? >> I haven't had anything to drink. Go ahead and put breath out. >> Okay. I plan to do that here in a minute. Okay. So, check it out. What's the purpose of you not listening to the instructions, >> man? Don't get out of here with that. I'm done. Do whatever you need to do. >> Okay, that's fine. Sit down right there. Sit down. >> It's ridiculous. >> It is pretty ridiculous. It is very ridiculous that you're acting like a child right now. >> I'm not acting like a child. is exactly what you're acting like. >> Go home and >> and you would have been on your way if you don't sit there and act like a child and that's really what it boils down to. So >> I think it's an ego trip. I think classic NLR classic Arkansas State Police ego one by number please subject and vehicle. >> Yeah. I'm just off on university just off of uh 6:30. All right. So, it is the subject right person had a run before. >> CFS received. Is that a sharewood? Is that what that arrest was for? accident. I don't know what this is. He had something to 23, but I have no idea what that is. >> I did tell you my name if you've been listening. That's the first thing I said. Actually, >> so you can hear me. >> Talking through an intercom is not any different than normal. How is this not normal? >> Okay. How is the speech any different? >> Bro, the longer we sit here and talk, the longer this is going to take. If you let me do my work, then we can get out of here sooner. Okay? So, if you want to sit and have a conversation, we can do that. Or I can get done with this. You can be on your way. How's that sound? Does that sound pretty good? All right. Sounds good. Yes, you have to think through things logically. >> I'm sitting here talking to you. You're the one that yanked me on my car and put me in handcuffs, >> right? Screaming. Think of the logic. >> Make things easy for you. I can make things hard for you. >> Think of the logic through it. Think of the logic through it. Okay? Look at step one. Look at your actions and think to yourself, am I the product of my own actions? Am I the product of Am I the going through the consequences of my own actions? The answer is yes. Okay? So, just think about that for a little while. >> Okay? All right. >> You ready? You what? >> Why you have blood on your hood? >> What are you talking about? >> Right there. >> It's not blood. >> What are you [ __ ] man? >> Does that look like blood to you in a straight line like that? It's pretty dark. I mean, it could. Yeah, dude. Hey, I've seen a lot of blood, man. I'm just saying that could be a spider. You know, >> that's not how spiders work. >> You just took a poor brother's head and hit it on the hood. I can see you doing that. >> I don't think you understand how spiders work. >> No, I do. I'm saying. >> Okay. Well, that's paint, man, my guy. So, you can call blood all you want, but All right. So, listen, man. All right. So, you're being cited for three things. Okay. 78 to 65 or 78, 60. I wrote 65 on accident. Should have been 60. Yeah. So, right now, you're getting you're getting a ticket for speed. Listen me. You're getting a ticket for speeding. >> Wait, what was it? 78 and a 60. I wrote 65. Eh, going to give you a break either way. It should have been 60 cuz speed limit up there 60, but 78 and a 60. Uh, your tail lights over there and obstruction. >> When did you hit me for going? >> Well, 78. >> Okay. Yeah. >> And it's when you went over the hill and then when I went to catch up to you, you were still doing 75. >> You slowed down a lot. I'll give you that. When you saw me, you slowed down. >> When I passed you, I was >> That's fine. That's something you can tell somebody else. That's fine. >> All right. >> However, you passed me doing that when I was catching up to you. I still had You were still doing 75 to catch up to me. >> You were doing 75. >> How fast did you have to go? I was doing >> I don't know how fast I was going. I used my radar to see you. >> 75 around that corner on a donut. You're >> okay. When I caught up to you when you were on 6:30. >> Listen to me. Are you going to listen or you just going to sit there and talk and keep you happening? >> I'm going to do whatever the I want to do. Can you get me out of these, please? >> My guy. Oh my god. You're Listen, my guy. I I do want to get you out of these cuffs cuz I want to get you out of here cuz I am tired of talking to you, my guy. You are the biggest child I've met. You mean you got me in cuffs for no reason? >> It's not no reason. You got yourself these cuffs and you're being charged with obstruction for it. >> For what? Get out of the vehicle. Yep. >> Really? Obstruction charges. I try to explain to you, but just keep talking. >> Okay. >> All right. Are you ready to listen now? Are you ready to listen? Okay. So, at the top's the ticket number. The middle is what it's for. There's three things on there, like I said. One's for speeding, one's for the tail lights, one's for obstruction. Okay, at the bottom court time and the phone number Rock District Court July 14th at 8:30 a.m. [snorts] You have any questions about any of those things? >> You going to be there? >> I'm not going to be in that one. I'll be at a different one if you choose to go to that one. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Any questions? >> All right. Next time, be smart. Do >> the Lord's work. >> Next time, be smart. >> Yes, sir. Do the Lord's work. >> You have a You have a fantastic night. All right. By the end of the encounter, the driver received citations for speeding, defective lighting equipment, and obstruction. What could have been a quick roadside conversation instead became a prolonged stop because of his refusal to follow instructions. January 26th, 2023 saw Arkansas State Police attempt to stop a Kia Sport utility vehicle after observing multiple traffic violations. Rather than pull over, the driver repeatedly tried to outmaneuver troopers and avoid capture. >> 104 passing prep road about 125 I'm about to hate wherever he's trying to pit. Y'all take the exit. He took the exit. That's him. [screaming] >> See those hands. I see hands. YOU BETTER [screaming] PUT THEM HANDS UP. HANDS. HANDS. You see any movement? >> No, the wipers are on. Airbags are >> here. SAY POLICE CANINE. COME OUT [screaming] WITH YOUR HEADS IN THE AIR OR YOU WILL BE BIT BY THE DOG. OH. SAY POLICE CANINE. [screaming] COME OUT WITH YOUR HEADS IN THE AIR. YOU WILL BE BIT BY A DOG. >> He can gravel me. He's >> No, he's only one. >> O over here. Yeah. Not over there. >> His day will be run permanently. Sit down. That was stupid. >> After being taken into custody, the driver was advised of his rights and questioned about possible injuries from the crash. The incident resulted in criminal charges tied to the pursuit and the driver's efforts to evade law enforcement. Monday, January 30th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a gray Hyundai Elantre and immediately found himself dealing with a driver who had no intention of staying put. Before emergency lights were even activated, the vehicle accelerated away on rain slick roads. Alonzo Thompson was eventually located hiding inside a dumpster and was booked into the Palaski County Detention Center. After receiving medical clearance, passenger Antonio McClendon was arrested on outstanding felony warrants while another passenger, Kristen Bundy, was released following the investigation. On November 30th, 2025, Arkansas troopers attempted to stop a car displaying expired dealership tags, but driver Shamia Johnson had different plans. A traffic violation quickly snowballed into a pursuit that ended far from the roadway. See trucks around 1024 race black passenger car. You want to be at the M37 be eastbound race 123. Stop. Stop. I TV got hurt. So >> Oh, you did? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? >> Shamaya. What? >> Do you got warrants? Yes, sir. >> What? Where at? >> Here. >> What's your day work? a place to go. >> Is your ID in here by chance? >> Sir, >> is your ID or anything like >> um [snorts] >> Johnson was transported to the Craig Head County Detention Center and charged with offenses including fleeing in a vehicle fleeing on foot and resisting arrest. She also faced allegations of reckless driving on a suspended license and operating without liability insurance. July 24th, 2022 began with a crash involving a family van carrying two young children and a driver who left the scene instead of staying behind. When troopers tracked down Christina and her damaged vehicle, her explanation immediately drew scrutiny. >> Hello Hey, how's it going, man? >> Hey, um, whose red car is this out here? >> What's wrong? >> The little red Chevy. >> Uh, stepmom. >> It's your stepmom. >> Dad's girlfriend. >> Where is she at? >> Uh, I can go there. >> Yeah, if you don't mind, please. >> You want to get your dog? I didn't want her getting out running off or nothing. >> There you go. >> Yeah. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Well, I've been better. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, >> I'd say so. >> Yeah. I didn't know I did that until I got home. >> You didn't know you did that? >> No. I bumped someone. I didn't know it was that bad until I got home. I was just on the phone with my sister and I was like, "Oh my god." >> There was like a pile up. >> Yeah. >> And I hit someone, but I Everybody was veering off. >> Yeah. >> To the side. And I did that and I drove home. >> Yeah. >> I didn't know it was that bad. I got you. Where were you coming from? >> My sister's house. >> Your sister's house? >> Yeah. >> Are you you Christina? >> Yeah. >> So, what were you doing at your sister's house? >> Swimming in a pool and I drank two beers. >> So, the story is changing now. >> No, I was at my sister's house and I drank two beers. >> And then I came home. >> No, the story's not changed. I left my sisters. Come home. Well, with the alcohol situation, you said you drank all your beers when you got here. You said >> No, I drank two beers at my sister's house. I drank some beers when I got home. >> Okay. >> You didn't ask me about my sister's house. >> I asked you how much you had to drink today and you said I just drank some when I got home. >> I apologize. I drank two beers at my sister's. >> Okay. You ever done one of these before? >> Yeah. >> Little breathalyzer. >> Do me a favor. >> Yeah. >> Inhale. Take a deep breath. Exhale. And blow till I take you stop. Okay. All right. You know what that says? >> 15.15. You know what the legal alcohol limit is? >> Yes, sir. >> It's 08. >> Okay. Well, I've drank several beers since I've been home. >> Okay. Well, you're still double over the legal limit. Okay. >> Can I do that at my house? >> So, the problem is you told me you drank before you got here and then you told me you drank when you got here. I had a beer or two in the course of from 3:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> Okay. >> And then I got home and I just pounded several beers. >> So, you can pound several beers like that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, >> yeah, I can. >> Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands on your back for me. >> Can I Can I tell my people what's going on? >> We'll get it all figured out. >> What about my phone? Can I take my phone? >> Stay with me. >> What did I do? >> Huh? >> You were drinking and driving and you hit a family in a van. >> No, I didn't. >> You fled the scene of an accident. >> No, Bob. >> Okay. Can I Can I take my phone inside? >> I knew I hit somebody, but I realized I had my car. >> Oh, here he comes. He's mad at me. He doesn't let me know. I understand. >> How are you, sir? >> Are you Greg? >> Yes, sir. >> Trooper Freeman Arpal Arkansas State Police. >> So, just try to catch up. We had a call about an accident on the interstate. They gave this vehicle description. They gave her description, detailed her down to the glasses and everything. Um, Trooper Quinn here worked by accident. I came out to the residents follow up on the vehicle, found it here. You know, she smells of alcohol. She said she's been drinking earlier. >> So, that's that's kind of why we're we're out here. You know, obviously I don't think we do these things on some people do, but alcohol changes the whole, you know, story on what's going on. And she called that a little bump. And as you can see, you'll see the back of her car. And the Honda Odyssey had two small kids in the back of it. And she knew she hit him and she just left. But she left because she's intoxicated. But I don't think she ever thought that we would come here, but I mean the description of the card down to the teeth while we're here. >> So uh I'm going to need uh her driver's license. She said it was with her phone and she can take her phone, too. But I don't know that the jail will hold her. So I need somebody to come get her. I don't know if I want to. >> I understand. I totally understand that and I respect that. I 100% respect that truck and I'm I'm not driving. >> So, I really don't have a car to go pick up. >> Do you mind if this trooper goes to the doorway and grab her driver's license? That'll help me. And >> I don't know where it's at. >> Where's your driver's license at, ma'am? >> I use it on my wallet in the bedroom or on the table. Maybe >> I think it's on the back of the car right there. You had found it. >> She's got her cell phone. >> Yeah, she's had her cell phone all the time. She didn't have her driver's license. >> But problem with the problem with the the DWI part is we need to take it for the fair. >> I don't I >> She said she may have set it on your nightstand. Did you know she came in there? >> I don't know. I was in there, but I mean I wasn't asleep. So I got to get up at 3:00 a.m. >> Yeah. She said she was in the garage smoking cigarette whenever we got here. So I don't know if it >> she didn't even tell me anything when she got here. >> She didn't wake up or nothing. >> No. So when you guys My son just woke me up and said she going to jail and that's why I'm soing angry. >> I understand. >> Let me look. >> That's fine, man. according to him obviously worries about you drinking and >> no I don't drink and drive he's probably going back yeah I think we're good to go let's get these years. I'll walk over and put her in front. >> Can I take my phone? >> Yeah, absolutely. We're going to take your phone, >> guys. I'm sorry. >> Got to be >> Thank you for being very nice. >> Thank the good Lord for not let us. >> I mean, usually these things don't go over this this well. >> So, thank you for being very nice. Y'all are pleasant. I had a double I know you got to go. We found you got to go to work. I'm so sorry to get you out of bed. >> A breath test later showed a result nearly twice the legal limit. And Christina was arrested after investigators reviewed the circumstances surrounding the collision. The case centered on driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident and conduct connected to the crash involving the family vehicle. February 21st, 2023 officers found themselves pursuing a Dodge Challenger whose driver refused to stop despite having a young child in the vehicle. What followed left troopers balancing enforcement duties with concern for an innocent passenger. Yeah. Yeah. Cycles. Straight bro still right here. Please stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on your face. Get on your face. Get on your face. >> Come here, baby. Come here. around. >> Ma'am, get up. Put your hand behind your back. >> Go knock on that door. Go knock on that door. >> I don't got nothing on me. What unit was that? 105. Go get my phone. >> Get my phone. >> I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> No, don't leave my baby out here. Don't leave my baby out here. >> Come here, babe. Come here. Come here, daddy. >> 101. the channel. >> I'll just see if they still >> come on in my car. >> Come on. I'm going get your child. Sit in the car for a second. >> Hey, little man. >> Come here, little man. >> Who's that? Your dad. Come here. Call your pap. >> Oh, this is tight on me right here. >> Stand back up. >> Wait right here. Don't do anything crazy. >> Why are you running? >> I didn't see you. I did not see you. I'm trying to tell him I was to go to work. I did not see you. Oh, >> okay. You got a driver's license? >> After the vehicle was stopped, the driver was taken into custody while officers checked on the child and secured the scene. The investigation focused on the driver's decision to flee and the risks created by carrying a young passenger during the incident. January 1st, 2023 got off to an unusual start when troopers encountered a battered Chevy Cobalt that appeared to be held together by determination and duct tape. Its driver soon added fleeing law enforcement to the vehicle's growing list of problems. Clear all unit32 gas station >> 867 Little Rock. I'm secondary. We're >> We're east on >> Mapleville passing Sunnydale. South on Sunnydale. Speed's 45. >> [screaming] >> back east on Mabelville. >> [screaming] >> We're still rolling. Stay by. South on Western. South on Western on Bluffington Court. >> Hand [ __ ] ground. RUN. >> Get off the ground. Mother, >> I got the car. Got the car. >> I got him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get your hands. >> The car's clear. >> Yep. >> Why you running, man? >> Can I have a warrant, sir? >> So, you going to run? >> Yes, sir. >> That's not very smart, is it? >> No, no, it ain't. It's not too small as it is anyway. >> No, it's not. >> No, >> maybe one of these days you'll learn. We get older, right? I know you're you're awfully young right now. So, >> yeah, I know that that's going to stick poker prod. >> Did you see him stick his hand in his waist? when he got out right there. >> Stupid ass. >> Pretty good, didn't he? >> Yeah, he almost smoked that building. >> He almost smoked that building. >> Mhm. He was close. Hey, I'm going to turn this camera off. >> Well, he recovered out of that pit pretty good, didn't he? >> Hey, you almost smoked that building. Kenneth was taken into custody after receiving medical attention and being advised of his rights. Authorities investigated offenses connected to [music] the pursuit suspected alcohol use and the decision to run from a traffic stop that was never worth escalating. On August 5th, 2025 officers across several Arkansas agencies were already tracking a speeding red Chevrolet Impala that was tearing through multiple jurisdictions late at night. The driver, Vladimir Tahi, continued making increasingly dangerous decisions as the pursuit progressed. Rolling 61, can you let them know I'm going to be taking over you contactd? I'm on we're at south 18th. It's a red Chevy comb. Speed's 70 passing south 16. Still heading westbound. Traffic's locked on primary 44. I'm not traveling parallel. traveling on traffic. >> TV. TBI. TV out. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. I got my hands. >> Get out the CAR, DUDE. GET OUT THE [ __ ] car, dude. Get out of the car. >> I had my hands up, man. I had my hands up. Get EMS. >> Yeah, I'll get you EMS. Why'd you run? >> Cuz y'all scared me. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> That was stupid. You patting him? >> Not yet. >> I don't got nothing on you. >> You ain't got nothing on you. >> Stand up. >> What? >> Are you drunk? >> No, I'm not. >> I smell it on you, man. >> I'm not drunk. >> CDMS. >> Yeah. If you can call them, >> have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Am I bleeding? >> No, you're not bleeding. blading fun car. >> After being medically cleared at a hospital, Tahada was booked into the Sebastian County Adult Detention Center. He faced charges including felony fleeing, driving under the influence refusal to submit to a chemical test, and driving with a suspended driving privilege. June 30th, 2025 began with a traffic stop for an unsafe lane change, but deputies quickly noticed something strange when the vehicle occupants switched seats after pulling over. Moments later, the suspects abandoned any attempt at cooperation and sped away. The female switched into the passenger seat. Male jumped into the driver's seat. We are coming up to Martin right now. South on Martin up to 151. Reason for stop equipment violation and also fail to stop. Stop sign. Road conditions are dry. Traffic's light. We are still south 151 now. Sorry buddy, you guys might be unsure if you got sticks. We're coming up to town line right now. 53 going to be in slow lane. might be taking a show there. Go. Good. Good. Copy good sticks. We're still 41 Nor. Can you move? 58 [screaming] [laughter] foot bail. We are 41 in sales. Two people jumping the fence there. Crashed out in the ditch. HERE. HERE. YOU'RE GONNA GET BIT BY a dog. You're getting bit by a dog. You got to get bit. You got to get bit. St him. COME ON, BUDDY. GO STALL HIM. GO, GO, GO. HERE, BUDDY. COME ON, BUDDY. HERE. HERE. HERE. EASTBOUND. EASTBOUND. HERE, BUDDY. Come on. Stellin. STALIN. STOP HIM. OFF. OFF. OFF. OFF. OFF. OFF. NOPE. I go. Off. Off. Keep youring hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep coming east to a gun point. Get on the ground. BOTH OF YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. Let's take him back. >> Back. >> You heard it all. English. >> Yeah. Are you hurt at all? >> I got this hat on my hand at the bottom. >> Are you hurt at all? No. >> Okay, we're going to sit you up. >> Okay, good. There's the bed. >> That's over. >> You want to grab her from the bottom? >> All right. I'm going to roll you over on to your left side. >> We have her sit up. >> Here you go. >> There you go. >> All accidents. Walk back. >> Candace was ultimately convicted of resisting or failing to stop resisting or obstructing an officer and attempting to possess a narcotic drug. She received 316 days in jail and 2 years of probation. Passenger Alyssa was convicted of resisting or obstructing an officer and was sentenced to 90 days in jail along with one year of probation. November 27th, 2022 featured an orange Dodge Challenger driver who apparently believed horsepower alone could solve a police problem. The attempt to escape quickly exposed a serious gap between confidence and driving ability. >> Yeah, David Adam 576161. I think uh we're going to be making left at Springs and 65th Street. left. We're still rolling right now. There are about six right now. I go to7. >> [screaming] >> Hey, pants. Happy four times. >> Okay, Mapleville Pipe left. >> Hey understand. The pursuit came to an abrupt end after the Challenger crashed, allowing officers to move in and take control of the situation. Any hopes of avoiding consequences disappeared at the crash scene, where the failed getaway became evidence in the driver's growing list of legal troubles. With the suspect finally in custody, this case came to a close. But the next one proves that no two pursuits ever unfold the same way. Click on the next video and see how another routine stop spiraled into something far more dramatic. Thanks for being here and make sure to subscribe so you never miss a new upload.