On March 15th, 2026, a wanted felon named Abron Valtier was already on the radar when Little Rock police spotted his blue Ford F-15. Oh, tearing through traffic on Interstate 30. Officers were warned he was armed and as trooper TFC Bird prepared ahead on the highway, the situation was already escalating before anyone even tried to slow him down. We now have state police in front of us. >> When they fit in, remember guys, do a little call out, do a take down on the vehicle. Do not rush him unless you have to. He does have a firearm. >> 116. Westbound is shut down. LRPD is doing a felony take down. >> Crossfire, guys. Crossfire. Park 87 Little Rock. We're 10:15. We'll have the left lane shut down. We're fixing to reopen the middle and right. Valierra's run came to an abrupt end with officers taking him into custody on the interstate without further incident and the aftermath quickly turned into a stack of serious charges including felony fleeing theft of property and firstderee criminal mischief. His case was logged under LRPD report 2026-031239, marking yet another high-risisk encounter tied to his record. January 25th, 2024, a stolen vehicle alert lit up for a beige Chevrolet Malibu tied to a New Jersey tag and within minutes, troopers spotted a match circling through Camp Creek Marketplace. The driver, later identified as Marquavius TK Beasley, made it clear he had no intention of sticking around the moment patrol units got behind him. 64 We got eight vehicle. This call is 1 hour 5 minutes 5. 450 713 L hold 103. I got a stolen tag on the Malibu BJ's Club 1080. >> It's great Chevy Malibu. Uh, go ahead. Contact East Point if you can. Um, tech is gonna be Victor 90 Sam John Tom I Jersey V90. All right, we're over here by Target and the marketplace. Standby. We almost lose. We almost lost it. >> Uh Shelby Lane coming up to Lowe's. We're southbound on 35 mileer road. on the left shoulder. Driver still getting off on Washington Road. Getting off on Washington Road. Watch your road. >> Oh, okay. 1050. He just blew two tires. Stand by. >> Got my wash the road tires. And look at clear. [screaming] Yeah, I got him. Let him go. Let him go. Get on the damn ground. Get on the ground. >> Okay. Get on the ground. Roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> I can't. Quit doing dumb again. >> You going to get it again? >> You're going to get it again. >> I got it. I got another car. Put your hands up behind your back. We're going to cut this. >> All right. Here we are. >> What's going on, man? >> How you doing, son? >> Good. Talk to me. Why you running from the police? >> That's what I'm saying. I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. >> And then let's be honest. >> Uh-huh. >> I was scared. >> You were scared? >> You ought to be. You see how you was driving? >> Yeah. Nope. >> Yep. I got enough right now. >> Yep. >> Go get your money, man. Hold on. Keep going right there. >> Yep. >> Please get some water. Got it. >> Yep. You'll be fine. >> Please let me get some water. Please, y'all. Won't you do it? Beasley's attempt to disappear ended with a foot chase and a taser deployment that finally brought him down. And once identified, it turned out he was already wanted across multiple counties with a suspended license. He was transported to Clayton County Jail where he faced charges tied to vehicle theft fleeing and his outstanding warrants. May 11th, 2023. Atlanta officers were already tracking a stolen purple Dodge Challenger from above when ground units closed in and the driver Jarius Simpson ignored every signal to stop as he cut through city streets at dangerous speeds with Cameron Matthysse riding along the situation quickly became a coordinated effort between aviation and patrol units. >> Going eastbound on MLK. East on MLK. Disregard, U-turn back westbound on MLK. Westbound MLK underneath 520. >> I'm checking with the dispatch. Give me a moment. She's >> all right. We're coming Anderson Avenue. He stopped underneath the overpass of I 20 on the Anderson on Anderson Avenue underneath the bridge. We don't have eyes on him right now. All right. Now we're going back MLK westbound. >> Going to be coming up to um Hamilton EMS westbound MLK is back on the move. We're going to be going northbound on Charmer's Drive. We had some other guys jump out of that vehicle and now the vehicle's back on the move. Northbound on Chomp is coming to the caller. All right, we're going to be going westbound on the caller. All right. Right now we're driving traffic over there. behind your left hand towards that almost over. Hey, this one behind days. 84, >> where you at? We got a good perimeter. We're on Del. I'm right here on the fire line. We're back here. I'm in the wood line. Both suspects eventually ran on foot, but were quickly captured and handed over to Atlanta police officer Jasmine Rivera, bringing the pursuit to a close with both men facing charges tied to the stolen vehicle and their coordinated attempt to evade law enforcement. The case tied back to earlier incidents the same day, reinforcing just how persistent the pair had been. November 24th, 2025, trooper Wilfred Blanchett spotted a silver Honda Accord with mismatched plates moving through Montville and the driver Jazz Santiago ignored signals to stop while possibly under the influence. With Tyloin Reic in the passenger seat, the situation escalated onto Interstate 395 at speeds pushing well beyond safe limits. 986 coming behind you. It's a good pit. Good pit. And uh we're going to be continuing speed 35 miles an hour. And second, [screaming] >> don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see how it hurts. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. >> That's the driver. >> I willing kill you. Get the on the ground. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. You have to get back. >> Get on your stomach. >> Good pit. Good pit. And uh we're going to be continuing speed 35 miles an hour. And second into the guard rail. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Let me see your hands. I will shoot you in the head. >> I will shoot you in the head. [ __ ] out. >> That's the driver. >> I willing kill you. Get the on the ground. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. You have to get back. Get on your stomach. Get out of your stomach. >> Let me in. Bite him. Bite him. Bite him. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Stop moving. He's not getting >> him. He's got it. He's got it. >> He's biting me. He biting for no reason. >> Why is he biting? >> Why is he biting me? >> Why is he biting your [ __ ] head right now? >> Two in custody with a dog bite, too. >> With a dog bite. Both Santiago and Reic were taken into custody after the crash brought everything to a halt with Reic sustaining a dog bite during the arrest while still refusing medical treatment. The pair were later charged with multiple motor vehicle and narcotics related offenses, closing out a pursuit that stretched across multiple highways. March 17th, 2024, a stolen Toyota Corolla triggered license plate reader alerts along Route 1. And when troopers moved in, driver Reggie Philip White responded by accelerating instead of stopping. What followed was a relentless attempt to break through police containment, including repeated collisions with patrol vehicles. ground. I'm not going to let it go eastbound. >> All right, we're going northbound one. >> I got the radio. Northbound route one entering Alex City. Speeds are about 75 80 right now. No traffic. See if the helicopter can respond. Hey, get ready. He might be trying to flip the U-turn. He's definitely trying to get back to Maryland. >> Franklin Street. He's flipping a U-turn. Ubound. Route one. Coming up on 495. >> Try to keep him on route one if we can. You just made contact with 1748 again. for some west. >> All right. Westbound local. Westbound local. >> Westbound local. >> I flipped the U-turn and he started to loot him before I realized. We're getting on westbound now from round one. There's light traffic 95 rolling road right now. All right, we're coming up on telegraph. >> All right, he just hit hit 1748 again. 176 coming up on telegraph. Eisenhoweris 174 just wants to hit it out right now. >> Slow down. slow down. >> All right. He just ran me off the road west of an hour. 173 light traffic 73 right >> in front of you. So if he makes a UI, I can fit him out. >> Are you in service right? There we go. Yeah, trying to block him right out here on the on the trooper again. He's definitely hit a couple troopers now. Let me switch on the right. We got two two ahead of us right here. All right, we got multiple solo law enforcements. Just let make sure 301's direct on that. We're going to get this car out. >> 301 301 on direct south. Keeping my car got some pretty good damage. Destroy whenever you're ready. >> You guys work on that. I got the radio coming up on back in a mile. Flight traffic speeds 110. Pit pit pit pit north and back. North and back. >> 104 north and back. >> We're still moving right now. Southbound. He's got crazy damage around right now. I got the radio. Y'all go ahead. Do your job. People just hard hard across all lanes. Open the car. in jail. Roll over on your side. White's escape attempt ended with his arrest alongside two passengers after a coordinated takedown. And he was booked into Fairfax County Adult Detention Center without bond. Authorities stacked multiple charges against him, including felony eluding and several counts of assault on law enforcement, reflecting just how aggressive the encounter had become. August 10th, 2025. Officers in Orange County rolled up on a chaotic street takeover. [music] And as vehicles scattered, Michael Sanchez pushed a gray Acura into dangerous territory, ignoring traffic laws and even shutting off his headlights to disappear. What started as a crowd dispersal quickly turned into a high-risk situation on public roads. Go. Fire. No, no, no. Heat. Heat. Pineapple. Come on. Take it up. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. IU 88 Charles 8 IU. Great. Great access. Do you have yet? >> I got a call. OBT and Stan Lake Road. He's going northbound on OBT. Northbound OBT in between two vehicles. Get both those hands off the door. >> Yeah, you're the one running. >> Both hands. Those both hands. Let's see your hands. >> Don't tell us to chill. No, no, no. Can I walk out? Can I walk out? Man, this is stupid, man. Step out of the car. >> No, I'll come out the car. I promise. Come out. I come out the car. I promise. I promise. I promise. I promise. Not like that. >> I'm not like that. Sorry. >> You're not like that. You just try to run. >> Hey, he's got it. It's over 10. Put it over 10. Over 10. >> I'm going this way. Go this way. I'm going this way, man. I'm not like that, man. >> Step out. >> No problem. Sanchez was ultimately taken into custody and admitted he panicked and followed others without thinking. But that explanation did little to soften the outcome. He faced charges including felony fleeing along with multiple traffic violations tied to reckless driving and altered registration. All stemming from a moment he later called a mistake. On January 19th, 2026, Newark police were already investigating suspected narcotics activity when officers moved in to detain individuals around a white Chrysler and 42-year-old Wally Bay was ordered to keep his hands visible inside the vehicle. Instead of complying, the situation shifted in seconds as the car suddenly began to move. >> Chrysler, detain him, detain those two track and the and the one individual far end. Don't move. Don't move. >> Right there to the far end. That patrol car to your left. >> That [ __ ] Don't move. Behind the back. >> The guy standing by himself in the left. shots fire. Shots >> fire. Just start heading over there. you later. >> 594. Send me EMS. We got one male shot. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, >> they crash. >> Stay right there. Stay right there. Get him. 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. pass you. >> The guy standing by himself in the left. >> Don't [ __ ] move. Don't [ __ ] move. >> Get down. Get down. >> Yo, boy. Get Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. >> I don't got [ __ ] bro. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. >> The vehicle crashed shortly after as officer Nashed Reynolds provided aid at the scene, but Bay later passed away at the hospital while another injured civilian survived and was released. The Essex County Prosecutor's Office took over the case with potential charges tied to the suspected narcotics activity and the events surrounding the incident. Monday, March 2nd, 2026. A routine check at a gas station turned tense when a driver later identified as Derek Zamora pulled away after drawing attention for insurance issues. And moments later, he refused to stop when a trooper initiated a traffic stop. His behavior inside the vehicle raised immediate concern before the situation escalated further. It's >> not stolen. Valid means the registration's current. Yeah. battery. westbound 70° for 90. together. >> TBI under the guard rail. Start 216 in the guard rail. Definitely. I'm sorry. >> Stay in the car. Robert, show me your hands. Show me your hands. Don't move. >> I got one right on foot near the 10 mile horse. Hey, you better stop right there, dude. State police tan, you better stop. He crawled up a ridge line. I can't get up. He's uh running eastbound towards Fair Play. Yeah, he crossed a uh like up a little cliff almost. I can't get up it. Uh started 10:16. There's an elderly female still in the car when I left. Yeah, 10. I'm good. There's not a ton of places he could go right here. I think he's just going to be buried up in these woods. So, if we get a drone, we should be good. Hey, get away from my car. Turn around. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> Turn around. >> Please don't put >> you in the car. Turn around. >> I didn't do anything. I don't even know what just happened. I swear. >> I'm scared. I swear there's >> somebody down there. >> Yeah. Well, he he's up the road. >> Hey, please. >> Hey, shut up. >> I didn't do anything though. I didn't know. I was at the racetrack and he asked me for a ride. That's it. >> You're good. >> Unlock the car. >> Why am I Why am I getting in? >> Cuz you were just in a car that ran from the police. >> I went in. >> I swear to God, I didn't do anything. 90 lit rock. You can 64 the net on 1015 with the female. Just have the driver outstanding. Uh, start me 1011. >> Zamora managed to flee on foot and was not located despite an extended search involving K9 units and a drone, but he left behind enough evidence to identify him and build a case. Warrants were issued for multiple offenses, including felony fleeing drug possession and driving on a suspended license, while passenger Angie Hughes was released without charges. July 8th, 2025, a gray GMC Yukon tore past a construction detail at over 100 mph, and offduty trooper David Blake stepped in after realizing a fellow deputy was alone in an active pursuit. The driver, Jorge Rehea, showed no signs of slowing down despite the growing police presence. Here we are. Little traffic 1377. Looks like Carter has aviation overhead. Let me see your hand. Let me keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep them up. Rya and passenger Mariah Don Gray were both taken into custody after the vehicle was forced off the roadway and Gray's existing felony warrant immediately added to the situation. Rehea was booked on multiple charges, including fleeing to elude reckless driving and operating with a suspended license while continuing to insist the stop was unjustified. Monday, September 8th, 2025 deputies attempted to stop a motorcycle ridden by 54year-old Jerry Piggrim, but he accelerated and began discarding items along the roadway. The prolonged pursuit raised concerns about what he was trying to hide. There you go. >> Good boy. That's a bar. coming to a stop on Anderson. >> Continue east on Anderson. >> Rock on foot. >> Now on foot. 48 before the bike is caught on fire. If you can send fire Roll over. Roll over now. No. Do not go. >> Do not do it. Do not do it. >> Fire. Fire. Do not do it. [applause] >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Anybody good? [cheering] >> I'm good. >> Anybody? >> I'm good. I'm good. The incident ended in a wooded area after a crash and confrontation, and Pgrim did not make it despite aid efforts. A firearm was recovered from his possession, and the case shifted into a full investigation handled by crime scene agents. April 3rd, 2025. A routine traffic stop for illegal window tint quickly changed when a silver Toyota initially pulled over, then suddenly sped off with two occupants inside. The driver, later identified as 19-year-old Jonathan Adrien Reyes, made it clear he was not planning to deal with a simple citation. 1540 got one running eastbound on lead. It's a silver craw. Taking a right on Balmer, which will be eastbound. Passing good bridge. Passing good bridge. All right, we made a U-turn going northbound on Lake Pike approaching Aloma. We're taking a right on LM so we'll be going eastbound traffic. >> I see another unit. Tell that unit to watch out. We're going 12 whiskey. >> 14 to responding. They're currently 12 whiskey. >> Self correct. Self correct. I got two units. >> Self corrected. Push your current 44. >> I'm pushing 436. Heavy traffic coming. I got two corrective push. He's in the back. Hey, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Oh, I see the car right behind you. >> Thanks. Reyes was eventually captured after fleeing on foot while his passenger escaped [music] and a search of the vehicle revealed firearms and controlled substances tied to distribution. He was transported to Orange County Jail facing charges related to fleeing possession of drugs and providing false identification, adding to his prior history. January 20th, 2026, officers responded to a reported robbery in Duth and were unexpectedly led inside by Chong Lee, who claimed something was happening inside the apartment. Within moments, a second man, Dominique Gray, appeared injured and refused commands, turning the call into a volatile situation. I don't know what you do. I believe come out with your hands up. Put your hands up right now. Taser. Taser. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up right now. >> Got him. >> All fish cleared. >> 528. >> 528. >> 1039. >> Who are you? Who are you? >> Are you okay? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Is there anybody else with you? >> No. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just stay right there for me. Okay. Okay. Just stay right there. >> Shake. She just tried to rob me and shoot me. >> She just tried to rob me, bro, and shoot me. I just I met her. I'm there on the edge. >> All right. What's your name? >> So, is there anybody downstairs? >> I don't think anybody else was. >> I'm wondering if you see the guy out the window. >> Out the window. >> Is that even real? >> It is. >> Okay. It looks It looks like a dang toy almost. >> It is a >> Looks like some flavor of single action 22. Gray was taken into custody and later faced a wide range of charges including armed robbery, aggravated assault, and kidnapping, while Lee was also charged for operating a place tied to prostitution and related offenses. The investigation expanded beyond the initial call, uncovering a larger operation that led to additional charges weeks later. March 7th, 2026. A driver reportedly impersonating Vanilla Ice drew attention during what should have been a simple stop. But his nervous behavior quickly turned into outright refusal to comply. Instead of ending the encounter early, he escalated it into something far more serious. Detail 48 calls. 242 eastbound speed. Okay, reverse request completing. I drop TV on TV on TV. 1043 inbound. TVR TV. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. [screaming] >> 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'll Get off. The suspect was ultimately taken into custody without prolonged resistance after the vehicle was stopped, bringing a bizarre case to a close. Charges tied to fleeing and reckless driving followed, turning what started as odd behavior into a criminal case. February 28th, 2024, a motorcycle was clocked at 131 mph on Interstate 185, and the rider, later identified as Kyle Lamar Wingo, made eye contact with the trooper before accelerating even harder. At that moment, it became clear this was no misunderstanding. Right over. This is our status right now. >> Turn right on a copy right now. Not >> yet. Give me two seconds. going into the camera spot. 1080 >> 1080 unit 33. >> He went around me. He's coming back to life. Blue motorcycle. White male. Blue motorcycle. Ground ground. >> Quit moving. >> Well, just stay right there. 1095. You can pull everybody down right here. Uh, >> get up. >> Yeah, go ahead. Roll over on your back. >> Are you hurt? I got you hurt. >> Hold on. You grab my phone. >> Hang on. >> You got a gun on you. It's >> in my pocket. All right, just hold back. >> It's got a special clip on it. >> Hey, baby. I'm a doctor. Are you okay? >> It's my phone. >> Does your neck hurt? >> Yeah, it does. It pulls out the Squeeze it. >> All right, good to go. >> Why'd you do all that, man? >> Your neck's okay. >> I'm okay. >> Your neck's okay. >> Grab that earod, buddy. >> Just relax. Just relax. >> Sit right here in front of us, dog. What are you running for? >> Hi, buddy. I seen you just >> I know, but come on, bro. >> I know, man. There ain't no reason for all that. >> Wingo was arrested after crashing and attempting to continue fleeing and a search revealed a stolen Ruger LCP handgun in his possession. He was transported to Troop County Jail, facing charges related to fleeing weapons possession and traffic violations tied to the high-speed incident. December 21st, 2024, a domestic disturbance spiraled when Armando Lopez stole a marked patrol vehicle and fled the scene nearly unclothed before switching into another stolen SUV to continue his escape. What began as a call for help quickly turned into a chaotic multi-vehicle situation. Say one of arrival. >> They're here. >> You He just stole my patrol car. He stole my patrol car. Central. >> He's running northbound. Lights are on. He tried to take my gun from my holster. [panting] car. >> He's got my rifle in the car. He's running northbound code. [snorts] >> I got a visual. I was heading up at 104. [panting] Okay. Get out. Get out. Heat. Heat. 105 106. I'm at the 104. Traffic is very heavy, but I'm set up. I'm traveling 100 miles hour. He's about a mile and a half ahead of me. Oh, he should be in lane. He should pass big. >> Come on. Go. Go. Get the out. Go. >> He's about 100 milesPH. >> Signal force. Signal four. Signal four. >> Signal four. Signal four. 0 Johnny, get back. Get back. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. >> Let's try to get that door open right here. >> We guys, can we can we cut the airbag? Does anybody have a knife? >> We have a knife with a knife. >> He's moving. Hands up. Let me see your hands. [screaming] Hands. Let me see your hands. >> Hey, buddy. Come on. Can you hear us? >> Can you hear us? Hello. >> You can hear me? Hey, talk to me. Talk to me. So, please >> drag him out. >> All right. >> 556. It's not the original. >> Try to try to cut that air back. >> Let me see your hands, man. Let me see your hands. >> Palm driver right here. Watch the arm right here. >> Arm right here. >> All right. All right. We got an arm. We got an arm. >> We have a visual from the driver's side or no. >> Come on, man. Can you hear me? >> Sorry. I got you, S. Watch movement. Watching you movement. >> Can you hear me? Hello. >> Okay. >> Watch movement. Watch. >> I'm trying to get you out, man. Can you climb to the back seat? Are you able to climb to the back seat? >> All right. >> Can you Can you put your two hands up? >> Don't move. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands, bro. Come on. >> Hands. >> Both hands. Both hands. >> Okay, here we go. >> Someone come and grab him. Come on. >> Hold on. I can't get through there. >> Take that glass here. >> We're going to be northbound at 104. >> You're good. >> Thank you. >> Sorry. Lopez was taken into custody after a crash and later transported to jail following medical evaluation, making several statements that suggested he knew the seriousness of what had happened. He faced multiple felony charges, including vehicle theft fleeing and assault related offenses tied to the incident. One quiet morning in Arkansas, a routine traffic stop over expired tags seemed straightforward until a passenger named David Roberts suddenly ran despite being told he was not under immediate threat. His decision confused even the officer handling the stop. >> How y'all doing? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good. You got driver's license with you? >> I have my ID. I do not have my driver's license. >> Okay. Reason I stopped you, the tags are expired on the car. >> Yes, sir. I know. Um I do have insurance on it. >> Okay. Who's that with? >> It's uh my through progressive. >> Okay. Progressive. >> Hey, Mr. Roberts. >> Yes, sir. >> Come back here with me for a second. >> All right. >> And Miss Curtis. Yes, sir. >> Thank you for telling me who you are this time. Last time you didn't. >> Oh, that was you. >> That was me. Uh, this is citation for driving on suspended license. Okay. >> Yes. I'm And I'm paying on that last one. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just sit tight right here for Why is he running? He doesn't even have a warrant. Hey, Curtis or what's his name again? >> Robert. >> Roberts. You're good, bud. >> No warrant. Roberts. Oh jeez. Mark. Well, I've got one running on foot. 28. unit 21. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Dude, you just messed up, dude. >> I'm sorry. >> You just messed up. You know what I was going to do? >> Look at me. >> No, I want you to look at me. You know what I was going to do? I was going to have you drive her car cuz you got a valid license, bro. No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> Are you not David Roberts? >> Yes, I am. But I ain't got to drive. >> Yeah, you do, >> man. Please. >> Don't move for me, man. Come on, >> dude. >> Dude, all I was going to have you do, >> okay, I'm sorry, >> was drive her car. Now you going to jail for fleeing. >> Please, man. Come on. >> Don't you please me, bro? Drop it. But that's math, ain't it? >> Yes, sir. >> How stupid, dude. How stupid. Dude, I was going to let you drive the car. >> Why would you do that? Because of your warrant out of Russville. >> Yeah. >> Did you hear me hollering at you when you were running around the building? >> No, sir. I didn't. >> I said, "Robert, stop. I'm not taking you in for your warrant. You kept running like 2 miles an hour. I could have just walked and caught you." >> That was a stupid >> It was stupid. >> I'm sorry, man. >> It was stupid. You have a valid license. You were about to drive that car away. I don't see how I have a valid driver's license. >> I don't see how you do either. You got two warrants, but you're valid. So, I was going to have you drive the car. >> I'm serious. >> I'm sorry. I am. I Yeah. >> Now you're going to jail and I'm I didn't even check on your Pope County warrant. You're in extradition on that. I didn't even check on it. You know why? Cuz I get off at 4:00. I want to go home. >> Will you please? >> No, I please won't. Now, >> Roberts was quickly caught and taken into custody, turning a situation that could have ended with a warning into an arrest for fleeing. What followed included additional legal trouble tied to existing warrants, all triggered by a choice that escalated things unnecessarily. April 8th, 2024. A deputy in Turner County attempted to stop an SUV, but the driver chose to run, setting off a pursuit that would take a serious turn. The reason for fleeing remained unclear even as the situation intensified. >> South Georgia, Charles Victor Tom 6328. Charles Victor Tom 6328 Georgia. It's going to be a red and color Range Rover. 248 71.6 northbound 350° 1080 counting 1080 southbound. said them. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Be advised, turn off the headphones. Get home south. Jumping off the 64. That's 64. Take your breath down. 63 63 63 just rain stop 63 going down the ramp 63 63 Turn around. Moving up. 63. >> Good morning. 22 crossing over central. >> The pursuit ended in a severe crash that left the deputy injured but later able to recover. While the suspect fled the scene and remained at large, authorities continued searching for the driver as the case remained open with unanswered questions about why it began in the first place. It may look like the end of the road here, but it is really just the start of a much larger chain of events. Watch the next video to see how another pursuit pushes things even further. 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