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Late on the night of December 21st, 2023, trooper first class A. Matthews of the Georgia State Patrol clocked a black Infiniti G37 tearing down Interstate 20 at a staggering 102 mph in a 60 zone near Maynard Terrace. When the trooper attempted a traffic stop, the driver ignored every warning, speeding away into the night and running a red light near Capitol Avenue. 1080 Atlanta 1080 southbound. Thank you3580. >> Back on 20 east. Back on 20 east. 20 east. Check that open. 299. Red 9 10 minutes passing. Passover. I think Eastbound pass on the ramp. Pit on the ramp. Clear out. >> The driver, later identified as Charles Hopkins, showed signs of heavy alcohol use and refused a blood test. Further investigation revealed he was wanted for child sex crimes out of College Park. Hopkins was taken into custody and faced charges including felony fleeing and driving under the influence. His case was later turned over to the College Park Police Department. On April 22nd, 2025, deputies in Clayton County, Georgia, received a report that a silver Jeep Cherokee had been stolen by none other than the victim's own son. When deputies located the vehicle on Flint River Road, the young driver, later identified as 17-year-old Tyler Simpson, refused to stop flooring the gas pedal instead. With every turn, the teenager risked lives on the road as deputies closed in for a dangerous pursuit. I'm clear about y'all walking over each other. >> Hey the road behind him. >> I'm clear. Can you read the location? >> Going to pursue with a vehicle. >> What's the location? >> All right, we going to continue. We going to be westbound. He did a he made a U-turn westbound toward traffic. >> I'm clear. Thank you. You want Taylor? I got spikes. Taylor's going to be 2 mph. >> I'm down 138. Stand by on the pitch. Stand by the pitch. Got too much traffic. >> Play third round. Primary. Primary. All right, that's a good hit on the spike. That's a good confirm on the spike. Go ahead on the spike. He's going to be going eastbound on 138. Eastbound on 138 the gas station. Uh 138 and >> I'm 138. >> 138. >> He's going to be going through the gas station. uh 138 and uh Kendrick drink. >> Hey y'all. Come on. Okay. After multiple failed pit attempts and spike strips, the chase finally came to an end on Highway 138 when deputies executed a successful maneuver. Simpson was taken into custody and charged with theft by taking felony fleeing, reckless driving, and more. Already on probation for a previous offense, the teen was remanded to the Marta K. Glaze Regional Youth Detention Center. A harsh reminder of how quickly repeat mistakes can spiral out of control. It was early afternoon on October 24th when Arkansas State Police Troop A received an alert that a Green Jeep Gladiator had been stolen from a Little Rock hospital and there might be a gun inside. Troopers tracked the pickup along US 167 as the driver, later identified as 34year-old Paige Chandril Flood, shook her head no when ordered to pull over 57 road, Arkansas Adam Victor Jr. 63 Charles Au 636. Go ahead. 1063 right now. It's going to be 1063. >> I'll be 10374. TBI, roll over. >> Roll over. Start. >> A tactical intervention on US 167 sent the jeep off the road where it overturned multiple times before coming to rest. Flood was ejected from the vehicle and transported to US for treatment. Troopers later discovered the stolen firearm inside the wreckage. She now faces a list of charges including felony fleeing, theft by receiving greater than $25,000, possession of a firearm by a certain person, and more. June 5th, 2025, Clayton County, Georgia. Deputy Malik Clark was running speed enforcement on Interstate 675 when a gray Toyota Camry blasted past at 95 mph. The deputy's blue lights flicked on, but instead of stopping, the driver slowed briefly, hit the hazard lights, and then took off. A decision that would send multiple units racing through the night. We're going to be going back north on 675 correction. Tango Charlie X-ray 0574. It's going to be a great target. Stand by 66 and y'all pass David. We don't have >> block one. I'll call number two. going to be 695 southbound to train road. We use our 1K driving. All right. 41 41 41 right at Grant Road 75 South pit pit pit pit pit pit all right 41 41 41 right at road 41 at After a perfectly timed pit maneuver, the Camry was stopped and 25-year-old Francisco Etecharia Valdeinos was arrested along with two passengers. Inside the car, deputies uncovered stolen firearms, burglary tools, and drugs. Charges include felony fleeing, possession of firearms during the commission of a crime, and more. This case highlighted how a single speeding violation unraveled into a web of serious felonies. On the evening of September 6th, 2025, Trooper Wright of the Arkansas State Police initiated a stop on a vehicle driving without headlights in the dark. Instead of cooperating, the driver circled through a gas station before flooring the accelerator, turning a simple stop into a full-blown chase through West Memphis streets. >> D23 for city 1024. I'll do it be a BP on Ingram extended with Adam John Young 29 Robert AJY 29R23ended TVI TV. >> We're continuing over Ingram southbound. >> Ingram southbound. Dispatch going to be in pursuit at southbound going to take the land. >> Staying on the ground right now. I'm on him. >> Heading back to Engle. >> Heading back to Engle. Hey, honey. I believe around Good and Angb. I don't have a pursuit. He's got to at gunpoint. We're trying to get through it. >> Northbound on the way. >> North right turn to the right. You put it in park. Look at me. Put it in park. >> Got another TVI. We're going back to head back to 21. >> They're still in pursuit. Headed back to where he is. apartments now at the apartment. >> Show me your hand. Hey, stop. >> The suspect identified as Jimmy Lee Keiggler Jr. showed obvious signs of intoxication and refused to exit his vehicle until officers forcibly [music] removed him. Kigler was arrested on charges including felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, third offense, refusal to submit to a chemical test, and more. A dangerous night that could have ended much worse for everyone involved. Just after midnight on September 18th, 2025, a multi-state pursuit roared across Interstate 40 as Tennessee troopers chased a stolen GMC Sierra toward Arkansas. When Arkansas State Police took over near the West Memphis exit, the truck's driver pushed the limits, ignoring every warning and every flashing light. What came next was a violent finale no one could predict. Taking him >> left on him. Okay. >> Left on him. >> Going back east. Back here. That's it. That's a real head. We're still going. TVI roll over. TVI roll over. He went over the trooper Darren Evans finally managed a decisive pit maneuver that sent the truck flipping over a guardrail and into a wooded area. The driver identified as Justice Cisco tried to flee on foot but was quickly captured. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, theft of property, and more. Beer cans at the scene told a familiar story. Alcohol, stolen wheels, and a night that ended upside down. It was a dark summer night on June 14th, 2025 when an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper tried to stop a speeding pickup near Highway 70. Instead of slowing down, the driver killed his lights and vanished into the darkness. Moments later, the chase was on high speeds near misses and danger around every turn. I don't know. One more guy here. Looks like he's getting back on road. All right. Very good. on. >> The driver, 20-year-old Roman Woodall of Ardmore, was eventually arrested after a pit maneuver ended the pursuit. Troopers discovered an open bottle of whiskey and clear signs of intoxication. Woodall now faces charges of felony fleeing, driving under the influence, and more. Just after dawn on June 8th, 2025, the northbound lanes of Interstate 95 became a war zone in motion. Florida Highway Patrol Sergeant Julio Torres found himself targeted by a silver Mitsubishi Outlander. Its driver matching the description of an armed suspect tied to a prior pursuit in Hillsboro County. As flashing lights lit the early morning haze, the encounter escalated from a traffic stop to a life ordeath firefight on the highway. 1031 >> 3601 3601. Shots fired. on fire. >> 36 36 shots fire. Shots fired. P northbound south northbound south of the 126. The suspect identified as Tommy Lial was taken into custody after a tense standoff and found with a shotgun ammunition and multiple shells. He now faces attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated fleeing, and more. In the early hours of October 12th, 2025, Pierce County deputies spotted a stolen box truck barreling through Bonnie Lake, Washington. When the driver ignored commands to stop, the pursuit raced through narrow roads under flashing lights. The massive truck lumbered ahead, unstoppable, until deputies decided to take decisive action. >> 451, I got to parkine and call the prairie. >> Copy that. We're we're coming up to the Bubine intersection right now. I'll let you know which way goes. He could turn, but Oh, never mind. There you are. Sticks 451. >> Good sticks. And he just attempted to hit another deputy. Bye. Bye. Two attempted pits. He drove out of both of them. Third time's a charm. Oh, there we go. Right. >> Yeah, we got to move up. >> I want to see >> crossar. Watch your crossar. >> Both of you put your hands up on that windshield now. Hands up. Can we kick the 65. We're going to need fire priority. We're going to need them to help get him out of this crowd. Jammed up against >> And the truck's starting to burn. >> We're have to bust that windshield. >> Hey, put some light on here. Put some light on here. Get back. Get back. Get away from the windshield, dumbass. Put my butt through my boot through it. >> I don't know. >> No. >> Get out. >> I'm trying. Crawl out. [groaning] >> Hands on your head. On your head. >> Now you're going to burn. >> Let's go. >> When I have another body, >> get him out. Get out. Multiple pit maneuvers finally forced the truck off the road as smoke poured from the cab. Deputies broke through the windshield to rescue the trapped suspects before the fire spread. The 42-year-old driver was charged with possession of stolen property. Felony eluding an assault on officers. The chase ended with both men in custody and a smoking reminder of how quickly crime can spiral into chaos. On the evening of October 12th, 2024, Banebridge officers attempted to stop a Mercedes sedan for reckless driving and a tag violation. The driver refused to yield, weaving through neighborhoods at extreme speeds and nearly striking another patrol unit. When Georgia State Patrol joined the chase, the pursuit had already reached a point of no return. I'll go ahead. Heat. Heat. Heat. Pit pit pit. M post one. Copy. M post one. Roll over. Go ahead and send EMS. In the end, the Mercedes spun violently and came to rest across both lanes, bringing the pursuit to an end. The driver, later found unresponsive nearby, had more than two pounds of marijuana and thousands in cash. Charges include felony fleeing, possession with intent to distribute, and more. It was a tragic ending, but one that likely prevented a far greater loss of life. Before dawn on October 13th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol troopers joined a pursuit coming out of Broward County. A white Toyota Prius confirmed stolen raced north on Interstate 95 as aviation units tracked from above. The driver's defiance set off a coordinated chase across county lines with speeds nearing 90 mph. All right. Heat. All right. Try to get up now. More distance. Go. Get out with the glove. Get out with the >> glove. Put your hands up. Get your hands up. [screaming] >> Now there. >> The Prius finally spun out and was pinned by multiple patrol cars. The driver identified as Jonathan David McCreed was taken into custody without injury. What began as a stolen car call ended with calm precision and a lesson about how teamwork often makes all the difference. Just after 3:00 a.m. on May 6th, 2016, a Greenfield police officer pursued a stolen car racing through Milwaukee at nearly 100 mph. The teenagers inside blew through red lights, swerved around traffic, and turned the city streets into a deadly gamble. With lives at stake, the officer made a split-second decision to stop the threat before it reached downtown. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Step right. When the chaos finally stopped, the four teens fled the wreckage, but were later caught and referred on juvenile charges. Greenfield's police chief defended the officer's judgment, calling the chase a necessary response to violent high-risisk offenders. Charges for vehicle theft, reckless endangerment, and more were filed. On May 18th, 2025, a Thirstston County deputy watched as an SUV blew through a stop sign and sped into traffic without hesitation. When the driver ignored commands to pull over, the pursuit stretched north onto Interstate 5, sideswiping vehicles and scattering debris. What followed was a dangerous run through multiple jurisdictions with police from across the area joining in. We may be taking Thorn Lane. >> Disregard. Continuing our 39 TA TA TA. He just struck a white work van. I'm going to be pulling over and the subject is still fleeing. Approaching 124 now. I've got Lego with me. with you approach of 124 is still waiting for the same 13. Can I go for a pit? Came from I've got a liquid unit. We're taking the grally exit. Continuing cross back on the northbound speed 60. Are you still on the screen or continue? >> Contining back on northbound. That'll be westbound 512. >> Westbound 512. Pit pit pit. >> Stop. >> Hands up. Put your ups, >> [ __ ] Once stopped, the driver initially seemed to surrender, but then reached toward his waistband before being taken into custody at gunpoint. Deputies soon learned he was a convicted felon under active Department of Correction supervision with a warrant for escape. He was booked on charges including felony eluding, reckless driving, and hit and run. For law enforcement, it was one more highstakes chase brought to a controlled end before anyone else got hurt. That chase might be over, but the highways never stay quiet for long. Don't miss the next video where things escalate faster than anyone could imagine. From reckless drivers to fearless troopers, The Next Pursuit takes it to another level. 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