On February 3rd, 2025, Arkansas State Police trooper Dylan Evans stopped an orange and black Dodge Charger after recording it at 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. During the traffic stop, Evans noticed the strong odor of raw marijuana coming from inside the vehicle and asked driver Brandon Williams to step out. Uh, >> go ahead and turn your car off for me. Step back here in my uh car. Seven. Look, my eyes [music] 388. Bravo. Copy. Yankee 388. 28282 secondary passing 282. TBR TV. Youing move. You're going to get shot. Do you? Youing move. You get shot. Get on theing ground. >> Put your ass back. >> Put your chest on it. Yes, sir. Brandon Williams was eventually taken into custody and investigators found approximately 90 gram of marijuana, another small amount on Williams, and a functioning digital scale inside the Charger. He was charged with speeding, no insurance, reckless driving, fleeing criminal mischief, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of drugs with intent to deliver, and more. On June 22nd, 2026, Zachary Red was spotted 5 days after escaping authorities during an earlier pursuit that left investigators searching across multiple agencies. When officers tried to stop the gold Toyota van, he was driving near State Road 61. Reed chose to run again instead of surrendering. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We got on. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Reed was ultimately taken into custody and remains at the Lyon County Detention Facility with a total bond of $15,000. He faces 18 combined criminal counts from the two incidents, including aggravated fleeing and eluding battery on a law enforcement officer possession of controlled substances and more. December 21st, 2023, Georgia State Patrol trooper A. Matthews spotted a black Infiniti G37 traveling at 102 mph in a 60 mph zone. When the driver failed to yield to the attempted traffic stop and ran a red light, the speeding violation quickly became a much more serious encounter. some 1080 Atlanta 1080 southbound. Thank you. 1033 75 >> back on 20 east. Back on 20 East, 28. Want to check that tag. Pass. Still eastbound. Pass that off. Pit on the ramp. Pit on the ramp. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Roll it down. Roll it down. Roll it down. You run. Shoot your ass. Come here. Keep both your hands up. Hey, get youring hands up, stupid. Come here. Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. Faster. >> Faster. Hurry up. Hands behind your back. Do it now. How much you been drinking? >> How much I've been drinking? >> Yeah. >> Not much. >> Not much? Okay. >> Uhoh. >> You also under arrest for DUI right now? >> No. >> Yeah. Suspicion of DUI cuz you I can smell you've been drinking. The driver was identified as Charles Hopkins and was ultimately transported to the College Park City Jail. Hopkins showed signs of possible intoxication, admitted to consuming alcohol, and was found to have an outstanding arrest warrant involving child sex crimes. Electronic warrants were also secured for the pursuit related charges and more charges followed. On November 11th, 2020, Arkansas State Police were attempting to apprehend a driver who refused to stop when trooper Jacob Bird of the ASP Midnight Squad joined the pursuit. The fleeing driver continued refusing to yield, forcing Bird to move into position as the chase intensified. Good boy. Thank you. Turn away 128. Call the fingers. >> Watch crossar. Watch [crying] >> your hands. >> Hands up, dude. >> [screaming] >> this way. Come >> on. stuck. >> You two 10 15 lb suit. Did you do that? All right. >> Yeah, he got I just want to make sure. It was It was kind of muffled. That was from a prior must be nice. >> You guys and all suspects are obained. Is that correct? >> The suspect was taken into custody after the fleeing truck was brought to a stop. Trooper Bird and the other officers then inspected their patrol vehicles for damage with Bird, noting that some existing damage on his cruiser had actually come from a previous pursuit. Thursday, August 29th, 2024, Arkansas State Police trooper stopped Rodney Hill after his black Toyota was recorded traveling 80 mph in a 55 mph zone near Hill provided his driver's license but admitted he had no insurance. While the trooper also detected the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. >> You refuse the third time. I'm not going to tell you again. I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. Heat. Heat. Oh my god. set up. >> He's off in the wrecked out. >> [screaming] >> Cena has called. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> Step out of the vehicle with both hands in the air. >> Step out of the vehicle with both hands in the air. >> Out the window. I don't care how you get out, but crawl out. Come to me. Come to me. Move. Move. Step out of the vehicle. Put both hands in the air. Put both hands in the air. Walk towards me. Walk towards me. Stop. Turn. Grab your collar of your shirt. Raise it up. Grab the collar of your shirt and raise it up. >> Yes. Both hands. Grab both your collars and spin around. Raise it up higher. Higher. backwards. Keep coming backwards up the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming. Oh, I walking to you. Keep coming. Keep coming. You got him. Calling back to you. Stop right there. Stop right there. Go down on your knees right now. On your knees. On your face. >> I got one out the car. 15 left. Are you the only one in the car, boss? >> Rodney Hill was eventually taken into custody after refusing to exit the vehicle for approximately 13 minutes. Investigators found approximately 7 ounces of marijuana packaging materials, a digital scale, and a loaded Taurus 9 mm handgun. Hill was charged with felony fleeing simultaneous possession of drugs and a firearm possession with purpose to deliver a controlled substance, no insurance, reckless driving, careless and prohibited driving, and more. On June 12th, 2025, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a black Cadillac after a trooper noticed what appeared to be a defective tag light. The vehicle quickly accelerated after the trooper recorded a speed of 114 mph, making it clear that the driver was not simply dealing with a routine equipment violation. What are you doing? You guys ready? They're going to try to get green out there. >> TVI AMD. TVI am's on the wrong way. [ __ ] All right. We're still uh we are getting back on northbound 7. >> I didn't understand what you said. >> Nobody cares. down 49 from 69 as far as 12. Heat. Heat. Follow 800. No traffic. Inside lane, back lane right there. I guess 84. 140 tires going fast. Tires going fast. I'm pretty Get your [ __ ] hands up. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. I wasn't running. I wasn't running, [ __ ] I wasn't running. [ __ ] Hey, sir. I'm not lying. Why are you calling me? Oh my god. Oh my god. Hold on. Hold on. Michael Dorsy was eventually taken into custody along with his passenger and later medically cleared with no visible injuries. Dorsy claimed his gas pedal had become stuck, but he was charged with felony fleeing unauthorized use of property failure to stop at a red light, driving wrong way on a one-way roadway, driving on a suspended license, improper lane usage, defective tail lamps, speeding, and more. Saturday, January 6th, 2024, Georgia State Patrol was conducting stationary radar enforcement on Georgia 520 when a blue Chevrolet Malibu was recorded traveling 76 mph in a 55 mph zone. The driver initially appeared to be approaching a gas station, but instead re-entered the roadway and accelerated away when the trooper attempted to stop him. 386. Americ 520. Four west of 520. It's going to be with Jumping up on the rain. Got some rain. We got some. Oh, all right. I got to leave my safety. He's grabbing the center line. All right, Max. Good stick. Good stick. 10 and four. 10 four. We got tire rear tire down. Rear tire down on the right side. >> Yes. >> We got front front right tire down. We got two tires down. Americ 1050 1050 Show me your goddamn hand. Give me a reason. Give me a reason. Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window. >> Give me a reason. >> I'm not. >> Hey, I bought your seat belt tw. >> You willing die. >> I got you. I got you. Crawl across that seat. It's in driving. It's in driving. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Do it. >> Put it in park. Put it in park. Put it in park. It's a th000 volt. Do something stupid. >> Yes, sir. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Look. I just need you to know. I just need >> Get on theing ground. >> Stupid. >> All you got to do >> now. You used to work for Delta. [laughter] Other arm to me. >> All right. You heard? Injured in stupid [ __ ] like that. No, sir. >> Okay, cool. Roll over on your side. >> 1095. >> 1095. The driver was identified as Billy Dwayne Broton II and was taken into custody after officers discovered a Taurus 9mm pistol that had been reported stolen. Brotten was also found with marijuana and alcohol and was charged with speeding reckless driving under the influence fleeing or attempting to elude theft by receiving stolen property possession of less than 1 ounce of marijuana open container and more. On July 17th, 2024, the Clayton County Sheriff's Office Blackhawk traffic unit clocked a black Jeep Grand Cherokee at 101 miles per hour on Interstate 75 South near the CW Grant Parkway. When deputies attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver refused to yield and accelerated into a high-speed pursuit. Lock on the plate one. We're trying to try to catch up to the reckless driver. Going to be a black Trackhawk. Look like we going to get on 285 east. Yep. Get on 285 east. 25 east from 25 east from 75 and show me pursuit. Speed is 91. Traffic is light. Speed is 137. Traffic is light still. All right, break checking me now. Sierra Black Jeep. We're coming up to Jonesboro Road. Traffic speed is 115. Like you don't be throwing bags out the window. All right. Brake checking me again. I'm hit unsuccessful. We'll be coming up to Morland Avenue. Speeds 91. Traffic is light still. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. down. Down 635 south coming into the county. be approaching infield block. He's getting over into the number three lane. Back off in the center pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Roll over. Roll over. He's in the wrong lane. Wrong lane. The Jeep eventually crashed into the center guardrail after the pursuit reached Interstate 675 South and the driver escaped from the disabled vehicle on foot. Law enforcement later identified the suspect, although the provided information does not specify the final arrest details or charges filed. Sunday, December 31st, [music] 2023, Florida Highway Patrol trooper David Blake spotted a black Dodge Charger traveling approximately 89 mph in a 45 mph zone. When Blake attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver refused to yield and accelerated away, eventually reaching roughly 120 mph. Heat. Heat. Are you not Heat. Heat. 48 Heat. Heat. We're on our Welcome back driver. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands now. Let me see your hands. You get [ __ ] shot. You're going to get [ __ ] shot. Let me see your goddamn hands now. Everybody's hands. Everybody's hands. Even you, you dumb [ __ ] in the middle. Do not [ __ ] move. >> No. [ __ ] move or you get shot. >> Hey, keep your hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Driver. >> Edward Richard Ray Jr. was arrested shortly afterward after attempting to hide in the back seat among three passengers. Ray was medically cleared and booked into the Lee County Jail on felony fleeing and eluding with willful disregard for safety, reckless driving, causing property damage, resisting an officer without violence, culpable negligence involving his passengers, possession of marijuana under 20 grams and more. On April 20th, 2024, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a red Ford Fusion after discovering that the vehicle was displaying fictitious tags instead of yielding driver Jala Muldrew accelerated to speeds above 120 mph with a 9-month-old infant and a three-year-old child inside the vehicle. 33. We're still traveling. That's bad. 212 westbound. Speed 109. They just blocked a car and slow down. 212 109 just about straight message until 2021 211 left. >> Still going. Still going. >> Still going. >> 211 westbound. Still going. >> 21 westbound. Still going. >> 213. Clear TV2. >> TVI successful. >> We can we can try TV. Speed 117. We're at the 209. We're up to 120. Coming to a stop 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. Step out of the vehicle. >> Coming up on you. >> Turn around. Turn around. Walk back towards me. Turn around. Stop. 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. >> Get down on your knees. >> Keep your hands on the back of your head. Drop your cell phone. Drop your cell phone. >> Drop your phone >> right now. >> Please. I'm trying. >> Still a passenger in the car. >> Stop. Turn around. Walk backwards towards me with your hands in the air. >> Right here on the here. Keep them on. They're on. >> Keep them right here on the >> Keep coming. Drop what's in your left hand. Drop it. Walk back towards me. Stop. >> My child in the >> Stop. You got it. Take two steps backwards towards me. Stop. Don't move. >> You start me. Small 1011. >> The other one's itty bitty. >> 106. Check. Can you stop me? 10. Jalsha Molddru was arrested and transported to the Brinkley Police Department detention facility while the two children were released to their grandmother after the Department of Human Services was contacted. Molddru was charged with felony fleeing two counts of felony endangering the welfare of a minor fictitious tags fictitious license sticker failure to present proof of insurance driving on a suspended license reckless driving and more. Saturday, September 27th, 2025, Arkansas State Police Corporal T. Williams noticed a white Chevrolet Malibu traveling approximately 92 miles per hour on United States Highway 167. After catching up, Williams clocked the vehicle at 83 mph in a 60 mph zone and observed the driver changing lanes without signaling. 367 north just about Grand 69. It's a white L Chevy pallet. It's got out of state tag 227 X-ray North 27 Xray Norway possibly out of Michigan. I'm not sure. Okay, just go ahead and call clear traffic 1432. TBI Hot Springs. Go ahead and send ambulance. He's wrecked out. Rolled >> over here. 167 North. Grant 1670 42. 167. >> Can you get out? You need to get out. >> You need to get out. >> Get out. >> The police. >> Get out. >> I'm scaring the police. >> Well, running ain't going to do any good. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Come over here. Get on the ground. You see my [ __ ] them in the >> Get on the ground. >> Constitutional right. It's on video. >> You're right. It's all on video. Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Hey, you failed to stop. >> I see you. >> In 2013, I had my name is Joseph. 2013, I had a UV. Why didn't you stop? >> Because you I didn't see you. >> Yeah, I'm good, man. >> Thank you. >> What's your name? >> Joseph Henderson. >> Joseph Henderson. I believe my shoulder. What did he say? >> He was basically saying that the net was clear. >> We got a looks like a gas leak. You know, contact the gas company. >> All right. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> Well, probably need to have check him out real quick. All right. So, I'm the only one for the state. I know it's going to be your call. So, uh like I came up from down behind. >> I got tow it. >> That's why I turned around, came back. I know. I seen what's going on. >> I'm going to go get my car out. I didn't know you had him. >> Joseph D. Henderson was taken for medical evaluation after the crash and later transported to the Sheridan Detention Center. Henderson faced charges including felony fleeing, speeding at 107 mph in a 60 mph zone, reckless driving refusal to submit to arrest possession of marijuana under 4 ounces liability insurance, improper lane change, and expired tags. On September 20th, 2023, Arkansas State Police Trooper Lucas encountered two vehicles apparently racing at extremely high speeds on Interstate 440. The white Dodge Challenger separated from the other vehicle and continued at speeds estimated around 150 mph, prompting troopers to attempt to stop it. Heat. Heat. Hey, go everybody. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. Help go northbound. Let me see your [ __ ] hands right now. You let me see your hands. Crawl towards me. Crawl towards me right now. Crawl out of the car. [screaming] Crawl out of the car. Hey, towards me. Come towards me. Crawl across. Come here. Come here. Come here. Put your hands on the car right now. Put your hands on the car. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stand up. You hurt anywhere? Okay. >> Okay. FC right here. FC right here. Listen to me. Are you hurt? >> Your shoulder. This one right here. Okay. >> Dimmitri Barton was identified as the driver and Amparo Lopez Gomez as the passenger. Both were taken into custody after the Challenger came to a stop. Lopez Gomez complained of shoulder pain and was evaluated by an ambulance while Barton was medically cleared at Baptist Hospital before being transported to the Palaski County detention center. Saturday, April 26th, 2025, Arkansas State Police were pursuing a black Chevrolet Camaro after the vehicle was observed traveling at extreme speeds and running traffic signals near Magnolia. The driver continued accelerating with radio traffic, placing the Camaro at approximately 110 to 120 mph as the pursuit moved through the area >> just east of 79 south parks. Boy Robert Victor Ocean Victor Boy Robert Victor Ocean Victor, go ahead and show me 1037. >> 1037 coming out on the back way to 79 off 30. that location >> coming down 79 on the back way from 30 on that side road. Black Camaro. Boy, Robert, Victor, Ocean Victor. Boy, Robert, Victor, Ocean Victor. >> Stop sign at 79 going back north towards Magnolia. Let the city know. going to be uh 79 heading back north towards Magnolia speed 16 climb and across the center. It's going to be expired tags and on the front >> speeds 110 uh coming up on 79. break checking me. Coming up to the intersection here at 7982 east. Just about hit somebody walking across the road. Hope I've been spiked. >> Hey, somebody else get up here. I've been spiked on my driver tire, I believe. So is the suspect. C149 coming in. >> He's running the red light here at Walmart. >> Yes, sir. I believe so. Ramp to uh Stevens. and return to >> I'm trying to TV >> 19 on 79 >> 79 north >> TVI TVI He's in the tree. Start me at 1016. >> TBI in the tree. 79 north before McNeil. I need >> EMS. [music] >> Hey, show me your hands. I let Columbia County know I need rescue roll over five. You may start this way. >> Hey, need rescue. Need rescue. >> Hope 1015 want to crawl. We got him cross the back. Hey y'all step this way. Step this way. >> Is anybody else in the car? >> They said nobody else was here. >> Donnie slowly step up. Hey, somebody get him out here. >> Clear my side. >> I don't see nobody else. >> Somebody else Somebody else will check too down there. >> Yeah, get down and check too real quick. Just make sure. >> Can you roll? >> The Camaro eventually came to rest after the driver lost control and officers ordered the sole occupant to crawl from the overturned vehicle with his hands visible. Emergency medical services were requested because of the rollover while officers secured the scene and confirmed that no additional occupants were inside. On May 6th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol trooper David Blake attempted to stop a Green Dodge Charger after recording it traveling approximately 80 mph in a 45 mph zone on Colonial Boulevard. The vehicle initially pulled over, but driver Jaylen Raawn Robertson abruptly accelerated away as Blake approached. Never. Yeah. We're looking 10315. 10 points up here. on my trip. Now finish out back on Hello for you. Right. Oh boy. dead. Get off in the back seat. >> Don't [ __ ] move. Hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. >> Your hands. Let me see your hands. Keep those hands off. Let me see those hands. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Let me see your hands. Passenger. I don't see that hand. Give them up. Everybody's head up. No in the car. >> Jaylen Raan Robertson was arrested at approximately 2:11 a.m. after attempting to move into the back seat and deny that he had been driving. He was booked on charges including felony fleeing and eluding with disregard for safety, reckless driving, causing damage, resisting an officer without violence, culpable negligence involving his pregnant passenger driving with a suspended license, and more. Wednesday, November 29th, 2023, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a Nissan Maxima after it was recorded traveling 100 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 40. The driver slowed near a service station, but then accelerated again, turning a speeding stop into a pursuit. Excellent. Now I need some air74. Day 27 winter low. We're here at the shell from the service road. Coming up. Hey, what is the vehicle? >> This vehicle put the car on. Okay, the maximum over the circle east. 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? I'm on the service road. Just up. I can't get this street, but they'll find me here on the service road. >> Come on. Keep your hands up. Come this way. I said this way. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Stand by. Get him into custody. Get on the ground. >> I'm telling you again. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> A >> Do you need an ambulance? >> A You need an ambulance. >> You need one for me, bro. What did you see? >> Oh, I couldn't find my breath. I can't see. >> Are you just You just stay there. Okay. >> Farius Leaden was taken into custody without incident while his passengers were checked by emergency medical services and released. Leaden admitted to drinking and smoking marijuana before the pursuit and was charged with felony fleeing speeding, driving without a license, suspended registration driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and more. On January 11th, 2026, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop 24year-old Marlon Wattsbelly Rivas Gomez after he was observed traveling at more than 100 mph on State Road 82. Instead of slowing down for the trooper Rivas, Gomez accelerated and continued at more than 50 mph above the posted limit. Heat. Heat. four westbound 82 and 40th platform. Turn eastbound state 82. Pit roll over. Pit roll over. Pit roll over. Pit roll. Pit roll over. >> Let me see your head. I'm coming your way. >> See your hand. Let me see your hand. Roll over. Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. Your hand. >> 1522. No audio in your portable foot. Send on foot. We are south in 104 south in the trees. Land line with 1049. >> Okay, sir. Have a safe. Marlin Watts Belly Rivas Gomez was taken into custody a short distance away after leaving the vehicle and fleeing on foot. He was booked into the Lee County Jail on aggravated fleeing to elude law enforcement. Five counts of reckless driving, causing property damage. five counts of driving under the influence, causing property damage, resisting an officer without violence, driving without a valid driver's license, and more. Tuesday, December 24th, 2024, Arkansas State Police trooper stopped 33-year-old Shawn Robinson after recording his Honda Pilot traveling 98 mph on Interstate 40. During the traffic stop, Robinson disputed the officer's authority, identified himself as a sovereign citizen, and failed to provide the standard driver's license and vehicle documentation requested by the trooper. >> Trooper Pokei State Police. I had you at 98 miles per hour at one point. I had you at 98. >> Yeah, you were. Yep. 100%. >> I got so bad. >> Okay. I need >> I'm trying to find an exit. The truck, he came and he's swerving in the damn lane. That big truck, son. >> Actually, I saw you swerving and you were speeding. I hit this. I hit those. I promise. >> You had what? >> You know the the ribbles in the in the >> Yeah, you got you got here on the left side of the shoulder cuz the trunk it >> Yeah, he he saw me on the side of the the road and he was getting out of the way, >> but he was cutting me off when he tried to jump out your way. >> Perhaps if you weren't going 98, he wouldn't he wouldn't cutting you off, you know? So, he he didn't realize he didn't realize how fast you were going when he changed lanes. So, >> 98, sir, >> you weren't you telling me I'm wrong? >> Huh? >> You're telling me that I'm incorrect? >> No, sir. I don't want to argue with you. >> Okay. I'm not one. >> I need to see your driver's license, registration, insurance card. >> Yeah. If you don't think you're 198, then we got a big problem there cuz you weren't paying attention. So, >> Oh, no. I promise you, sir. If we could please just nip this, Sir, please. I'm telling please, sir. I got all my kids toys and stuff. So, please. >> I got you. Well, um, you're you're the one that we're doing it, not me. You know what I mean? I got my >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> I got my job to do. >> I'm a traveler. I'm a traveler. >> Uhhuh. And I'm I'm a police officer. >> Now, understand that I'm a sovereign citizen, sir. I promise you. I got all my documents and everything. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license? >> Actually, I have a traveler's ID, but >> not much. You needing something? I I'm not too close, but I heard you hollering on the radio. >> Yeah, I got a guy that said he's a sovereign citizen and he was he's traveling, not driving, so I think I might have some issues with them. I'm not sure yet, but um I was just going to see if somebody could at least ease their way towards me and I don't have to drive fast or anything. Well, I'll start I'll start coming that way. I'm at the 101. I mean, I'm a little ways away, but I mean, I'll just start heading that way. Is you got anybody else out? >> Oh, he's getting out of the car. No, I don't. Hold on. >> All right. Deal with him. >> All right. Bye. >> I don't need I don't have to do any of that. That's not even >> Isn't it? So, you don't think it apply that? You don't think it applies to you? >> It doesn't. It doesn't. It doesn't. It doesn't. >> Okay. Well, why were you honking your horn? >> Shut up, sir. >> But just now. Just Just now. >> I was trying to get your attention. >> Okay. >> I got you. So, um I'm going to order you to step out. Okay. >> Huh? >> I'm going to order you to step out of the car. >> You can order anything, but I'm a sovereign citizen. That doesn't apply to me. >> Okay. >> That doesn't apply to me. >> Okay. All right. Um, just hang tight, okay? I'm going to call somebody else to come up here, okay? Take a look at your documents. All right. >> You got him to calm down. >> Negative. Just I'm advising you. Just a heads up. He's getting agitated and refusing to step out of his vehicle. 279 J26. I'm at the 84. Still coming to you. >> 1037. 37 direct 30th speeds 88 light traffic speeds increasing to 91. Coming up on moderate traffic. He's all over the road. Passing on Heat. Heat. TVI. TBI, TVI, TVI. 1016. Roll over. Roll over. Hand. Yes. Show me your hands. Show me your hand. Driver. >> Shawn Robinson later passed away from injuries sustained after the Honda pilot left the interstate and entered a wooded area. Investigators reported finding a loaded handgun, approximately 4.9 ounces of cocaine drug paraphernalia, a digital scale, and multiple cell phones in and around the vehicle. The case also involved outstanding Virginia warrants related to fleeing, false identification, and possession of a controlled substance. This may be where this pursuit ends, but it is only one of many encounters where a routine traffic stop spiraled into something far more serious. Check out the next video to see how another driver turned a simple police encounter into a high-speed fight to get away. 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