On October 14th, 2025, just afternoon in Crawford County, Arkansas, a trooper spotted something unusual. An older woman on a blue motorcycle speeding down US Highway 71. At first glance, it looked harmless. Just another driver in a hurry. But as the trooper turned on his lights near Moat Road, this grandma made a choice that no one expected. 264 George X ready road >> heading towards grass road. non Hold on. He wiped out. He wiped out. Lay right here. Lay right here. I got to get you out of this ditch. Come here. >> Do you know this person? >> No. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You're okay. Quit crying. You're fine. >> All you going to have is some little minor stuff. It ain't no big deal. I'm just glad you ain't dead. The chase ended when the rider lost control and crashed on the shoulder. In a split second of bad luck, she slipped under the trooper's path and was accidentally run over during the stop. But miraculously, she escaped with only bruises. She was later booked into the Crawford County Detention Center on multiple charges. Felony fleeing and reckless driving were among them. It's a story that leaves many wondering, should someone her age even be handling a motorcycle at those speeds? Pause the video and let us know what you think in the comments. Late on November the 2nd, 2024, the streets of Tallahassee lit up with flashing blue lights. What began as a simple seat belt violation turned into chaos when a blue Kia sedan took off from police. Florida Highway Patrol units joined in as the car tore down US Highway 90, weaving through traffic and ramming patrol vehicles. Multiple pit attempts failed, but these troopers weren't giving up easily. The suspect was about to learn the hard way that running from the FHP never ends well. >> Dispatch, we're trying to confirm what channel FHP is on. They're not responding on responding on this channel. >> Number pit tharp and mission. All right, he got out of it. Continued westbound. Continued westbound. >> All right, turn it on to Blundstown. Southbound Bluntstown >> 134 FHP dispatch advisor on this channel. They're just not saying anything. >> Still southbound coming up to Tennessee Street. units coming down. >> Westbound Tennessee. Westbound Tennessee Street FP LCS reference. We are on the channel, but we are not using as a patrol channel. We can only hear you. We're not talking on it. Hey, just an FYI, we got Highway 20 blocked um just uh west of Andon Church as if it comes this way. >> All right, there was another pit attempt uh in front of Dale Earnhard Chevrolet. Two pit attempts unsuccessful. Vehicle is eastbound Tennessee Street. Where we at? >> Eastbound on the left side of my car. >> Where's he at? He said eastbound on Tennessee. About >> eastbound, boys. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Southbound. >> Right on. >> Southbound. Yeah. Turn around. >> We have the red crime scene out here. >> He's not subscribed. All right, I'm right in front of y'all. Let me get this intersection TCC. >> All right, we're going. Damn. Straight danger. The pursuit finally ended when Trooper Ruiz performed a decisive PIT maneuver near Century Park Drive. Inside were three men, including the driver, 22-year-old Malik Miller, who admitted he fled out of fear. A search revealed over 70 grams of marijuana, confirming this was more than just a bad traffic decision. Miller was charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding, possession of cannabis over 20 g, and more. Sometimes the fear of getting caught leads to choices that guarantee exactly that outcome. It was August 4th, 2025 when Trooper Peachman of the Florida Highway Patrol spotted a dark SUV racing down State Road 78 with its hazard lights flashing. At first, it seemed like an emergency. A driver in distress may be heading for help. But when the trooper activated his lights, the SUV suddenly roared to life, accelerating past 100 mph. Wester. 338. Westbound Island Traffic vehicle 10. headed back westbound on five coming up to a base point. Approaching Baywood. coming off. Trooper Peachman brought the chase to an end with a clean pit maneuver east of State Road 31. The driver, later identified as Colton Dean Smith, admitted to using cocaine earlier that day and fleeing because of his suspended license and probation status. He was arrested on multiple charges, including reckless driving, fleeing, and eluding, and possession of drug paraphernalia. In the end, his decision to run didn't save him any trouble. It only made things much worse. On the night of January 7th, 2024, Trooper Flores was running radar on Interstate 4 when a silver sedan shot past at over 100 mph. The trooper tried to initiate a stop, but instead of slowing down, the driver began swerving across lanes, showing no signs of giving up. As the chase spilled into local streets, the woman behind the wheel took things from reckless to dangerous, proving she had no intention of surrendering peacefully. >> She's throwing something out the window. Window. We're approaching Matland Avenue right now right now. Traffic start. >> We just made a right. We're going to be on ahead. 4 right on northbound >> at Mland 1792. If you get to that area, you're still heading >> southbound on 262 updated speed. >> 90 mph. We'll be approaching Spring Lake Road. 90 mph approaching Spring Lake Road. 52 has traffic commission. >> 52 has traffic COMING Driver just hit me with the car. It just crashed into my vehicle. 426 and vehicle crash. This is yours. You're cutting out. >> Signal four. Signal four. What's your location? >> Face away from me. Walk backwards. Face away from me. Walk backwards. Pace away from Candy and walk backwards. >> She's occupied once. >> Stay there. Get on the ground. Go to your knees. >> Lay flat on the ground. >> I don't care what you have. You messed up my knee. Lay on your stomach and put your hands behind your back. The suspect, later identified as Latoya Nicole Bedford, was taken into custody after crashing into a nearby business. Bedford was charged with aggravated fleeing causing injury to an officer, aggravated battery, reckless driving, and more. With no bond, and a list of felonies, her case remains active. But her decision that night could easily have cost someone their life. On a sunny afternoon somewhere in Arkansas, a trooper attempted what should have been a simple traffic stop. But behind the wheel of a Mercury Grand Marquee was a woman determined to make things difficult. What started as a speeding violation quickly spiraled out of control when she refused to pull over and instead led the trooper on a tense, unpredictable confrontation. Let's try some shot here. Yeah, it is red. That is red. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. NO. Sorry about turn six. boys. She wrecked out. Wrecked out. wrecked out 1016. >> GET ON THE GROUND. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. I WILL TASE YOU. >> I WILL TASE YOU. [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'M ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR GET [screaming] YOU. >> GET GET ON THE GROUND. >> I JUST WANT TO SAY GOODBYE. >> Get sue you. I'm pregnant. >> After a long struggle, the woman was finally taken into custody. still insisting she only ran because she wanted to say goodbye to her five-month-old daughter. She faced multiple charges, resisting arrest and reckless endangerment among them. It's one of those encounters that shows how fear and emotion can cloud judgment and how fast a routine stop can turn into something officers will remember for a long time. In the early hours of January 21st, 2023, Georgia State Patrol clocked a lone motorcycle racing down Interstate 85 at 113 mph. When the trooper tried to pull the rider over, the man hesitated, lifted his helmet, and then made the worst decision possible. He ran. >> All right, come up to the 47. He's got a bit little bit of a gap on me right now. You can go ahead and let the on call NCI know what we got going on. >> Going all our way right hand lane. No turn signal. Going in the shoulder. Non. He's in the shoulder. 1050. Non. 1050. Bad. 1050. >> Non. 1050. Start. 1052. I got you cleared. >> Hey, brother. Where you heard it? >> Where you heard it at? >> He ain't talking yet. He ain't talking yet. >> Don't move too much. >> I got your light out for me. OKAY. >> The chase came to a brutal end when the rider lost control near the Bullsboro exit and crashed into the grass shoulder. The man identified as Jose Luis Ampuero was found injured but alive. He admitted to drinking earlier and fled because he feared another arrest due to his suspended license. He now faces charges including DUI, fleeing and eluding, and reckless driving. It's a sobering reminder that a few seconds of panic can lead to a lifetime of consequences. On a freezing January 21st, 2024, the roads around Mayflower, Arkansas were slick with snow when troopers were called to assist Conway police in a pursuit already in progress. A black Toyota Rav 4 loaded with stolen goods was racing through town, refusing to stop for officers. As patrol units joined in, the driver kept pushing deeper into the icy back roads, weaving through traffic and skidding dangerously close to oncoming cars. >> I haven't made contact with him yet. I'm just trying to get position. See, I got heading that way. If they get [ __ ] I'll let you know. >> We're not flying you. oil. Five. Stand by. Ah man. Oh. Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. TV out of here. THE CHASE ENDED WITH A PRECISE PIT maneuver on West Main Street, sending the RAV 4 spinning off the roadway and into a snowy ditch. The driver, a woman suspected of multiple thefts, tried to flee on foot, but slipped in the snow and was quickly taken into custody. Inside the vehicle, officers recovered piles of stolen merchandise from various stores. She was charged with felony fleeing, shoplifting, and driving on a suspended license. Just after midnight on December 4th, 2024, a Georgia state trooper spotted a silver Toyota Camry weaving along Min Road. A quick check revealed the car had no valid insurance. When the trooper lit up his patrol lights, the young driver appeared to hesitate, then suddenly took off, accelerating away into the night. The decision of that moment would set off a pursuit that ended in tragedy minutes later. [snorts] Restoring it. Coming up on Simple pass and we're at almost 1050. Traffic marker 14 mile mark 14 marker The driver, later identified as 18-year-old Kamari Gamble, fled through multiple intersections at reckless speeds before the trooper initiated a pit maneuver. maneuver near mile marker 14 on State Route 22. The Camry spun out, crashed into a median tree, and came to rest in the opposite lanes. Emergency crews rushed him to Piedmont Midtown Hospital. But despite all efforts, he passed away a short time later. His reckless decision turned a simple traffic stop into a heartbreaking loss and a reminder of how quickly bad choices behind the wheel can change everything. Downtown Atlanta, January 25th, 2023. Just after midnight, the streets were quiet until the roar of a Dodge Charger shattered the calm. Clocked at 68 mph in a 35 zone, the muscle car blasted past a trooper's cruiser and ignored every signal to stop. When the patrol lights came on, the driver hit the gas even harder, launching a wild chase through the heart of the city. East Street Road. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Still trying to get out. Avery. Trying to get out. Avery got Stop trying. I'mma whip your ass. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The pursuit stretched through multiple intersections before ending in a crowded plaza where three troopers cornered the Charger. The driver identified as 25-year-old Caleb McNeel. Fled on foot, but was quickly tackled and arrested. Inside the vehicle, troopers found an assault rifle with a 100 round drum magazine. McNeel was charged with reckless driving, fleeing, and eluding, and driving under the influence, among other offenses. Already out on bond from prior cases, he now faced even steeper consequences for his midnight rampage through Atlanta. It began just afternoon on April 19th, 2023 when North Miami police responded to an armed robbery near Northeast 128th Street. Two suspects fled the scene in a white Lexus, setting off an all points alert across South Florida. Within minutes, multiple agencies spotted the vehicle speeding through city streets, cutting through traffic and ignoring every attempt to block it in. in position now. I do have 114 mileph ones. Getting off wave. Westbound. Let's go on 313 area. Almost there. Almost there. Yeah. >> Get the hell out of here. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Miami. I got a white t-shirt and a pop shirt. Stay close to me. >> Signal 14. They're armed with AR-15s for all units coming. All right. They're carjacking. They're carjacking a vehicle. They're carjacking a vehicle. Carjacking a vehicle. >> Randy, watch. Randy, watch the crossfire. Watch the crossfire. Randy. >> 823. 823. Go ahead. Bail out. Bail out. Bail out. Bail out. Rock Island in 50th. Rock Island 50th. They just >> All units, they just Tesla. They Tesla and the suspects are running. They're on 50th Avenue. All right. They're carjacking. They're carjacking a vehicle. They're carjacking a vehicle. Carjacking a vehicle. >> Randy, watch a Randy. Watch a crossfire. Watch the crossfire. Randy 823. 823. GO AHEAD. BAIL OUT. BAIL OUT. Bail out. Bail out. Rock Island 50th. Rock Island 50th. They just >> all unit. They just cared a Tesla. Tesla and they're all there 103. >> Bail out again. Bail out again. He took off front on foot. TOOK OFF FRONT ON FOOT. The chase spanned Miami Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties before the suspects ditched the Lexus and carjacked a Tesla at gunpoint in Tamarak. The chaos ended when both men crashed, fled on foot, and were surrounded by heavily armed officers. Both suspects were taken into custody after tense standoffs. The outcome could have been far worse, but thanks to coordination between agencies, no innocent lives were lost in this sprawling Tri County pursuit. On the night of March 22nd, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper noticed something strange on a quiet Sumpter County highway. A white Honda SUV was speeding with its wipers on and high beams blazing despite perfectly clear weather. [music] When the trooper moved in to investigate, the driver suddenly accelerated, weaving into the wrong lanes and ignoring every signal to stop. It was the start of a bizarre high-speed chase that would soon end in chaos. on 314 314 traffic conditions at the time traffic northbound on the southbound. direction 48 signal 48 75 The vehicle pit overturn the vehicle. Vehicle pit. More vehicles overturned. We're getting at 51. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> The pursuit ended with a forceful pit that flipped the Honda onto its side. Miraculously, the driver crawled out alive, clearly under the influence and rambling incoherently. He was arrested on multiple charges, fleeing and eluding, DUI and reckless driving among them. Months later, he was convicted and sentenced to 4 years of probation and community service. Just after midnight on November 29th, 2023, an Arkansas State Trooper clocked a Nissan Maxima flying down Interstate 40 at 100 mph. When the trooper tried to pull the car over near the 278 mile marker, the driver chose to push harder on the gas instead. The pursuit that followed tore across multiple streets with the Maxima running red lights and showing zero concern for anyone on the road. Man, we're here at the shell in the service road. Coming up. Hey, what is the vehicle night? Come on. This vehicle on my vehicle eastward. Okay. Coming back up. I'm trying to get up. We see hands. Hands. Hands now before you get shot. Hands. That's dumb, man. That is dumb with the kids in there. Climb out. I've got him right now. >> Climb out. Get your hands up or you're going to get shot. You understand me? After multiple pit maneuvers, the chase ended when the trooper forced the Maxima across the East Service Road and brought it to a stop. The driver identified as Fredarius Laden rire of alcohol and marijuana and admitted to both drinking and smoking before the chase. Another night, another reminder that speed and intoxication are a combination that almost never ends well. That's where this pursuit ends, but the action is far from over. The next video shows exactly why troopers never let their guard down, no matter how routine things seem. You'll want to see how fast things can turn in an instant. Thanks for tuning in. and hit subscribe to stay caught up with every chase that follows.