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January 6th, 2023. An Arkansas State Police traffic stop in Little Rock was supposed to be about speeding and a fictitious license plate until Trooper Bird noticed the driver had no identification. And the conversation suddenly took a sharp turn. Seconds after being asked to keep his hands on the steering wheel, the Nissan Sentra unexpectedly sped away, leaving the trooper with far more than a routine roadside investigation. Sir, I ain't even got a window. >> You don't have an ID with you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Do me a favor. Put your hands on the steering wheel. Don't move. >> Don't move your hands. All right. So, we're on 1037 West Park. Like that one. See, blackmail, black clothing. We just took care. Get back on 630 West. We're not trying to break anything. We're just at university. We're going get back on back. Okay, you just saw bar pump headed backward to 6:30 West possibly. Go back toward university now. Going toward university where the old Sears used to be. Left toward university where the older used to be. Show me your hands now. Get on the ground now. You don't get on the ground. I'm going take you. Get your ass on the ground. Get on the ground. >> No, you're not. Get on the freaking ground. >> I got one black running. He's heading toward Target. Head toward Target Street. The incident concluded near Baptist Hospital after the suspect abandoned the Nissan resisted trooper bird during an initial encounter, then tried to escape again on foot before backup officers captured him near a nearby apartment complex. A handgun was recovered from inside the vehicle and the suspect was transported to the Palaski County Regional Detention Center to await formal charges. One ordinary afternoon in Lufkin, Texas, officers responded to a suspicious person call near an Ulta store, expecting another retail theft investigation. But the woman they detained had a much different plan in mind. While officers focused on suspected stolen merchandise, the handcuffed suspect managed to turn their own patrol vehicle into her getaway car. Clear one. 1731 location. >> We're going to be on South right across from Jailers. I'll be out of my unit across from Chick-fil-A on foot trying to retrieve that purse. >> Money going in. Put the seat belt on you. What is this? Is this just meth? >> I don't know what it is. It's >> going to be like that. Told you he wouldn't get away last Say no run back in my unit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 58 We're down. We're doing Has she attempted to do any talk of raining or anything like that? >> No. No. No. Oh my god. >> 67. She's gone. A few cars and a few officers. >> No, I didn't. >> I'm behind you. Oh, heat. >> [music] >> Door's down. Bust this one. Get her. Cover. I got cover. What's your name? just a second. Back up. Calm down. >> Authorities later identified the suspect as 33-year-old Tasha Fay Sponsor, who was taken back into custody after the pursuit ended and the stolen patrol Tahoe was recovered. She was booked on charges including unauthorized use of a vehicle, evading arrest with a prior conviction aggravated assault against a public servant escape causing threat of a deadly weapon and possession of a controlled substance. December 23rd, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol troopers monitoring Interstate 4 watched a gray Volkswagen fly past at 119 mph, giving trooper McGee and trooper Dela Cruz plenty of reason to initiate a traffic stop. Instead of slowing down, the driver chose to gamble on speed and disappear deeper into traffic. That car, Now for one go. Turn up here. Come on, baby. >> Wait, left. All right, everybody. around 63. Singapore. >> Got him. Got him. >> Windows. >> Go around windows. >> Good. >> Yeah. driver. >> Can you hear me? All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to read you your miranda. Okay. >> Mhm. >> So, you hear me good? Mhm. >> All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him and her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights that I explained to you having these rights in mind? Do you wish to talk to us? Once the pursuit came to an end, the driver was identified as John Butler, who immediately complied with commands was taken into custody and invoked his Miranda rights after being advised of them. Butler was charged with fleeing and eluding reckless driving possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana, possession of schedule one or schedule two controlled substances and possession with intent to sell controlled substances. December 4th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked a heavily damaged white passenger car racing along Interstate 49 at 126 miles per hour, only to discover dispatch was already receiving reports about the same reckless driver. As emergency lights came on, the driver answered with even more dangerous decisions instead of slowing down. temporary line. Turn off traffic. Standing on the air. Hello. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. 21 car on the ground. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm okay. You >> all right? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I had to do it. >> Come on. >> You need an ambulance? >> No. You just been drinking. You need to take medicine or anything? No. I was I was you could be in Missouri to do a The driver was identified as Fiser, who was taken into custody before emergency medical personnel transported her to a hospital for evaluation after officers learned she had expressed suicidal thoughts and appeared heavily intoxicated. Investigators also recovered drug paraphernalia from the vehicle and Fiser later provided a urine sample as part of the driving while intoxicated investigation while remaining under medical care. October 21st, 2025, deputies in Somerfield, Florida headed to a residence after receiving information that a man wanted for vehicle theft had just arrived on a motorcycle. When Deputy Pagarero and Lieutenant Winston pulled into the driveway, Patrick Ortwine chose not to surrender despite already having a felony warrant waiting for him. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're going to get >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop pushing up. >> I'm not. >> Stop. >> Sit your feet up. >> Babe, pull it by hand so I don't pound it. >> No. Get away. >> No, it's in my yard. Get >> get back. >> I'm not. >> Get in the car. >> Sir, stop. >> I'm not >> I'm trying to talk. >> Sir, can you please stop? >> Can I You please stop. Sir, can I talk to my >> Can I talk to my people in the car? >> Sir, can I talk to my people? >> My yard. >> What are you doing, sir? He's not even trying to do nothing, man. >> Let's [ __ ] go, >> man. I can yard touch anything. Put it down. [screaming] >> Put it down. >> Put it down. >> Put nothing down. You fix it down. >> What's wrong with you? ma'am. Get the out of my yard. >> Sir, no I did not. >> Yes, you did. >> No, I did not. Stop. >> Stop. >> I have something to man for no reason. Sir, >> I told you to stay back. You grab the body camera and start talking. >> I don't even have your body camera, man. >> I got it from you after I told you. >> I got the phone. I put the phone, sir. I can get the your >> Stop. >> All right. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Stop. >> All right. >> All of this is for nothing. >> Now you're going to cop a charge. >> I'm going to get a charge. I even do that. >> You got weapons on you, >> man. Weapons on you. >> Just back up. >> But you got any weapons on you? >> No, man. See, look. Will you be calm down with me? >> I told you why. You grabbed his body camera. You started to take off. That's a theft. >> Yes, you did. It's on camera, bro. >> Walk. Pull him away. >> Bortwine was ultimately booked after deputies discovered the motorcycle had also been reported stolen along with methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in his possession leading to additional grand theft charges. During the arrest, 51-year-old Darius Reed was also taken into custody after allegedly trying to remove Deputy Pagarro's bodywn camera from the scene, resulting in charges including pettit theft and depriving an officer of a means of communication. June 4th, 2024, officers in North Little Rock responded to reports of a black Toyota Camry spinning donuts through a parking lot before the reckless display spilled onto public roads. As patrol units attempted to stop the driver, the evening quickly transformed into a high-speed chase, reaching well over 100 mph. 35. He's doing continuously doing donuts in the parking lot. >> Bigger than five. He's refusing to stop. Uh this he's fleeing now. We're on camp traffic. Coming up to 30 traffic 63 or 1037. Let me see. >> We got out. After the pursuit ended, the driver was taken into custody without further incident as Arkansas State Police turned the investigation back over to the North Little Rock Police Department. The suspect now faced the consequences of fleeing after the reckless driving complaint that first drew officers attention while investigators documented the damaged vehicles and completed the scene. Late one afternoon in Escambia County, Florida, a Jeep Grand Cherokee caught the attention of Florida Highway Patrol after being clocked at 104 mph in a 40 mph zone. Instead of accepting a speeding stop, the young driver accelerated away and turned neighborhood streets into the next chapter of the investigation. What are you running for? >> 104 milesPH 612. I hit him. I hit him. He's still running. Remember, he's going back on where she's at. I am having a difficult time hearing you the background noise. Please try things like turn your fans down and closing up. Please try again. Cancel 138 shoulders check. We already found multiple multiple. We are quickly North Lane. going. Are you going He's back on blue. The other direction Wait, wait, wait. Heat. Heat. Get out the car. Get out of the car on the other side now. Get out. Get out that side. Come here. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. [screaming] [groaning] [screaming] >> [screaming] >> You're quiet. You're quiet. >> Hey, what's your name? I don't want to go. Hey, >> can I come get all my money? >> No, sir. He's going. The driver was identified as 18-year-old Shakuz Lantio Davis, who was treated by emergency medical personnel before being transported to the Escambia County Jail following his arrest. Investigators reported finding suspected methamphetamine, marijuana, promazine, digital scales, and drug paraphernalia inside the Jeep. and Davis later pleaded no contest to charges including fleeing with disregard for safety possession of a controlled substance marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia. March 3rd, 2023, a freshly stolen red GMC Sierra had barely left Shell Lake Grocery before Arkansas. State police began racing toward Interstate 40 to intercept it. Even before emergency lights were activated, the pickup was already traveling at nearly 100 miles per hour, despite wet roads from steady morning rain. I'm behind it right now. 276. Speed's 93. Call it 420. Good point. Successful pit. Successful pit. Let me see your hand. Show me your hands. I got no response. >> Throw your window down. Do it now. >> Throw your window down. Do it now. Crawl to the passenger side. Do it now. Keep crawling. Open the door and step out with your hands up. >> Open the door. >> Copy your traffic. >> Step out with your hands up. >> Step out. Turn around. Face away from us. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Keep walking. Don't look at me. Don't look at me. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Keep going. I didn't tell you to stop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> How many How many other people in that car? >> Be still. I have nothing on you, sir. My phone. Come here. Come here. The driver was identified as Jeremiah Green of Memphis, Tennessee, who was taken into custody and transported to the Kittinden County Detention Center after being medically evaluated by emergency medical personnel. Green was booked on charges including theft by receiving felony fleeing reckless driving, [music] speeding more than 15 mph over the limit, and driving without a valid driver's license. While investigators also confirmed he was wanted on an extradition warrant from Shelby County September 3rd, 2023. Before the situation spiraled any further, the driver had other plans, choosing to flee south on Interstate 75 and setting the stage for an extraordinarily dangerous pursuit. South 146 speed 109. >> He's back in the right lane. All right. I got to bow out. I got a flat. >> Looks like he's got a flyer under his car. >> South right lane speed. 748. You have traffic. Traffic is going to be light. He's got fire on his car right now. 122. Stop on 111. Speed 63. Traffic white. Still having a hard time. >> Okay. >> 1350 to all units in the pursuit. We need troopers up front. 1148 myself are going to drop back. Troopers up front. 1148 get to the right lane. >> Unit stop. Stop traffic. >> Traffic stop 110. >> 760. Can you push him off on 339? >> Do you need additional Shelby units to assist with traffic? >> Have an opportunity. >> Stay right here. He's going to shoot himself. Sir, put the gun down. >> Hey, drop the gun, please. >> We can't stop. >> My dog. >> Okay. Sorry. >> On your knees. >> Get down. We can work this out. >> We can work this out. >> Guy down. Guy down. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Man down. Suspect down. Suspect down. Hey, bring the milk back. >> The suspect, Danny Barry, was taken into custody after receiving medical aid at the scene and being transported to a hospital following the confrontation. Investigators recovered a revolver along with additional firearms and ammunition connected to the case. And Barry later passed away from his injuries roughly 2 weeks after the incident. March 6th, 2026, an Oklahoma City officer noticed two minibikes traveling through traffic without proper lighting and attempted to stop them during the evening patrol. Rather than pulling over, the riders darted away through residential property, forcing the officer to improvise in an unforgettable pursuit. Keep going. Go go go go go. Drive. Holy [ __ ] >> Which way? >> Straight west Broadway. We're going to go 49. Hey, hey, hey. Taking him to custody. 49 sh. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Hey, bro. If you want to hang out for a little bit. >> Hey, can I at least call my mom? 49. >> Hey, can I at least call my mom? >> You're not calling nobody. You have for the police. >> I didn't I didn't see you. >> Give me your hand. Put your hand. Yes, you did see me. I got red lights and blue. Hey, somebody's calling me. >> Somebody's calling me. Please let me let me up. Please let me up. >> Please let me up. Somebody's calling me. Please let me answer. >> Let me answer. >> Let me answer. >> Can I answer my phone, please? Can you >> We're past that right now. >> No. >> Can you at least answer my phone? Uh, he's in custody. Turn off bike now. >> What a great outstanding citizen. He didn't >> Oh, really? Stop moving. >> The chase concluded when a 17-year-old suspect was tackled, subdued, and taken into custody without reported injuries to the teenager, the officer, or the driver who assisted law enforcement. Police said the incident ended without damage to nearby homes or vehicles, and officials have not publicly detailed the charges the teenager may face. January 31st, 2026. Trooper Holmes stopped a black Dodge Challenger after recording it at 115 mph on United States Highway 167. And the smell of marijuana quickly changed the tone of the traffic stop. When the driver was told he was under arrest, he refused to cooperate and made a desperate attempt to escape. >> How's it going, man? You know how fast you were going. You were go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Interesting. For what? Yes, sir. 23 237 counting on 1037. actually coming up. Coming up right now and TVI TV elev. Yeah. >> We're going to stop here. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Crawl out. Crawl out. Crawl out. Crawl out from the driver's side. Crawl out the driver's side. Hey, the driver belt is a black male. White te white white feeder. >> Crawl out. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. How am I supposed to know if I'm right here? >> Come here. Walk. Walk. Walk. Turn around. In the car. Where'd he go? >> I don't know. Get out the car. Got it. It's going to be a black tank top. >> Put your hands on the car right now. >> Where do you run to? >> I How am I supposed to like >> You're the pastor. Put your hands on the car. >> Okay, but I'm not driving. How the am I supposed to know where he's running? Y'all should be going look for him. >> 231. And I got one female 1015. This going to be the passenger. Going to start at 10:16. He dragged me down the road a little bit. The driver was later identified as Calvin Meldon after being captured several hours later while passenger fortunate Lewis was also taken into custody and booked separately. Meldon faced charges including secondderee battery against a law enforcement officer, felony fleeing, reckless driving, resisting arrest, criminal mischief, and driving without a license. While Lewis was charged with obstructing and hindering, police searching for suspects in a homicide investigation spotted a gold Cadillac Deville matching the reported getaway vehicle and moved in before it could disappear. The driver immediately rejected the opportunity to stop sending officers across state lines at speeds reaching 110 mph. We're at 105 northbound. Well, go around. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Fire. Thank you. Let's take 32. We're stopping. The pursuit ended with all three occupants surrendering without further incident after a high-risk traffic stop, allowing investigators to safely take them into custody without any reported injuries or shots being fired. Authorities identified the suspects as Charles Moy Moa Clayton Harrell III and alleged getaway driver Ronnie Celis who were arrested in connection with the homicide investigation and related murder charges. January 3rd, 2023, Little Rock police requested help from Arkansas State Police after occupants of a fleeing vehicle were reportedly tossing suspected drugs and multiple firearms onto the roadway. By the time Trooper Block arrived to take over, the pursuit had already become a race to recover evidence as well as stop the vehicle. Where are you? We're stopping right here. Show me your hands. Get on the ground right now. On the ground. Face on the ground. Anybody else in the car? >> Just y'all. >> I got to No, leave your phone right there. Stand up. Get away from me. Put your hands in the air. >> Just stay right where you're at, buddy. >> Turn around. Back up to the sound of mine, boys. Walk. >> Walk. >> Huh? >> Walk. >> Hey, I told you no. >> I told you no. >> Get on your knees. >> What do you do? No, they're just >> clear. I ain't worried about your phone right now. 116 nobody make sure I stop. I'll let you think. >> I'm just letting you know. >> The chase concluded with the occupants taken into custody after the vehicle finally stopped, allowing officers to secure the scene and begin recovering the discarded evidence along the pursuit route. Investigators reported that suspected narcotics and several firearms had been thrown from the vehicle, leaving the occupants facing charges related to fleeing along with the recovered contraband. January 2nd, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a speeding pickup truck, but the driver insisted he needed to get home instead of pulling over. Claiming a bathroom emergency could wait no longer, he ignored repeated commands and continued driving with his hazard lights flashing. >> Hey, you better you better pull this truck the truck over when it turn green. You better pull it over. >> Pull it over. I'm not following you home. Pull it over. >> Pull it over. >> Okay. He took off. I'm 10:37. You all going south coming up really. Please road speeds are 77 still on coming up 730. College Street. Speed 77. Get your ass on the ground right now. >> Get on the ground, >> man. My wife. >> I'm not with you. Get on the ground right now. >> Get on your damn face. >> I'm trying to >> shut up. I got to [ __ ] man. I am I Please. I got to use the bathroom. I just [ __ ] on yourself now. >> My wife is the police. She coming. >> That don't matter to me. >> I was trying to tell you. >> That don't matter to me. >> God damn. Come on. Please. I can't I can't hold it, man. Please. I don't have no words. I don't have no war warrants. >> 73rd Street. I >> I just got off work. I'm trying I got to sit. >> I don't give a damn. Stop talking to me about that. >> You should have stopped. I tried to tell you to just follow me. >> No, it don't work like that. >> I didn't know, man. >> It don't work like that. Now you do. >> Damn. I just got off work, man. >> You must You must have thought I was throwing more PD or something. >> I don't know. I was trying to tell you. That's why I That's why I had my flashes on. >> I wasn't trying to bang you or nothing. You didn't have to hit my truck. I don't This is my wife's truck. She coming right now. >> I got to use the back. Please, sir. I got to use the back. >> Get on yourself. >> I can't. Man, that's that's embarrassing. >> Officer, you need a hand? >> No, sir. I got >> I'm trying I was trying to tell him to follow me home. Hey, listen. >> It don't work like that. Stop doing all that moving. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm f to get in. Hold on. My stump. Hold on, sir. I done been eating. Sorry. >> And I got >> Hold on, sir. Just let me catch my breath. Can I spit? >> I'm trying to tell you. I done ate some chili. >> Okay. >> And my wife is I'm trying to tell I'm trying to tell you. That's why I had my hazards on and just follow me home. Sir, >> I just got to >> It don't work that way. >> I didn't know that. That's why I How you doing? How you doing? >> That's why I called her to come down here to verify everything. >> Like I just got off work right now and I I ran straight home to try to come go to the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Like I'm about to use it on myself. Like seriously, I do not want to use it on myself. >> Okay. The driver was eventually taken into custody while repeatedly explaining that he had only been trying to reach home even as his wife arrived at the scene and confirmed she had urged him to stop. He was booked on charges related to fleeing and speeding while the pickup was towed as part of the investigation despite his repeated requests to avoid losing the vehicle. March 7th, 2026, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a driver reportedly impersonating Vanilla Ice, but the unusually nervous suspect reacted by pulling away instead of cooperating. What could have been a brief roadside conversation quickly turned into a dangerous highway pursuit fueled by panic rather than patience. 43. This 241 eastbound roll. I'll call 242 eastbound speed. Okay. >> All right. CV on TV on TV. >> 243 inbound. TVR TV. >> Get out of the car now. [screaming] >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. With your left hand, open the door. Open the door. >> Get out on the ground now. Get on the ground now. >> Right hand unbuckle. Unbuckle with your right hand. >> Right hand. >> Right hand. Yes, >> sir. >> Get on the ground. Face down. >> Get on. Get on ground, sir. Hands out. I've got it. I'm coming up car got scared to. >> Yeah. 243 found her on the bridge. >> The pursuit ended with the driver taken into custody without prolonged resistance after officers safely brought the vehicle to a stop. Investigators then continued processing the incident while the suspect faced the legal consequences of fleeing law enforcement after turning a routine stop into a much larger case. April 21st, 2024, Arkansas State Police rushed to assist Mayflower Police Department after a local pursuit was already underway with Trooper Glover responding to provide backup. Before long, the fleeing driver ran out of options as the chase barreled toward a busy commercial area. Sir, please don't shoot me. Ruin my life, sir. Please. >> 1067, get the fire department out here. >> Shut up. Roll over right now. >> You don't got to put force. I ain't no runner. I ain't a runner, sir. I ain't a runner. I ain't a runner. Ain't a runner. Ain't a runner. Ain't no running. I ain't a runner. I ain't a runner. I'm not a runner, sir. Get your face out. >> Please hurry up. Please >> roll him over. Get him up. >> No, sir. You can you can get me up. Just get me up. Just get me up. >> Hey, please, sir. No, officer. Please >> shut up. Shut up. >> I'm not a ho ass [ __ ] >> Shut up. >> I'm not a ho ass [ __ ] sir. >> Shut up. >> I'm not a ho ass [ __ ] My car. Please get my phone. Please >> shut up. [ __ ] moving. >> Shut up. Please. I don't got no weapons. I just got off work. I get in the car. Hurry up. I don't want to get shot. But can you please get my phone? Call my grandma. I know. I got How much is my phone? I know I got a fellow. >> Please stop rolling. Let me >> front's on fire. >> Go. Go. Hey, please. I know you >> shut up. Make sure my whole life. >> Mhm. >> I got him in the back of my unit. Hey, shut up. Shut up. N I ain't dealing with that. But I knew we got to the 430 right there and I was like cuz he got in the very far left fell for it, dude. He cut across. >> They said, uh, >> hey, they went through the first light on Canrol. And I looked up, I was like, "No, they didn't make it through." I guess they're somewhat right. They made it through the first light. I'll get it started. 14. >> The incident ended when the suspect crashed into a brick wall and utility pole before being taken into custody while firefighters responded to deal with smoke and fire from the damaged vehicle. The driver claimed mechanical problems had contributed to the situation, but officers completed the arrest and turned their attention to clearing the crash scene and arranging for the vehicle to be towed. December 17th, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper leaving a racetrack noticed a Dodge Charger with an extremely loud aftermarket exhaust putting on an aggressive display of acceleration. As the driver continued piling up reckless traffic violations, the trooper decided it was time to make a stop. before someone else paid the price. [music] >> Call 1866 Skyrizzy to learn more. Music this hour sponsored by Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Oh my god. Tango power 6429 at a beach. I'm out. your [ __ ] ass. The driver was later identified as Jaylen Kamaya, who was found hiding in bushes after running from the crashed Charger and was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail. Following his arrest, he was booked on charges including fleeing and eluding at high speeds, hit and run burglary, reckless driving and driving without a valid driver's license. While the passenger was also detained during the investigation. This case is officially in the books, but there is another pursuit waiting that takes an entirely different path from the very first moments. Watch the next video to see another real chase and how officers handled a completely new situation. Thanks for watching and if you enjoyed the video, be sure to subscribe for more content like this.
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