On July 27th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police traffic stop began after trooper Alexandria Duncan spotted 26-year-old Angel Zapet Alvarado racing through heavy traffic at 114 mph on Interstate 49 near Rogers. Even after emergency lights and sirens came on, the speeding driver refused to cooperate, turning what should have been a routine stop into a rapidly escalating confrontation. Get out of the car. Wait, wait, wait. >> Get out of the car. >> Roll over. Roll over right now. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Roll over. You're going to roll over. I'm going to pull the trigger. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over on your stomach. Now roll over. >> I'd be like, "Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Roll over. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Roll over on your stomach. A >> roll over on my stomach. >> Okay, I'm >> roll over. Okay, now. >> Okay, wait. >> Roll over. >> Okay. Okay. Why? I want to say why. Why? I took my my home. I took my home. Give me that taser now. Stop. Move. Move. >> They shoot you. Shot fire. >> Get on your back. >> Get on your back. Pull over. away. God. I got this hand. Alvarado was taken to the hospital for treatment before being booked into jail. Toxicology later showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.16 along with cannabonoids in his system. Trooper Alexandria Duncan was treated for injuries from the assault, while Alvarado now faces serious charges. Many viewers believe the trooper took a dangerous risk that nearly cost both her life and the other woman's life. What do you think about her actions? Let us know in the comments. On June 15th, 2026, Trooper Jackson shoemate noticed a white Tesla Model Y driving far too close behind a commercial truck before continuing well above the posted speed limit outside Little Rock. The driver's behavior quickly raised concerns of possible impairment, and those suspicions only grew after he ignored emergency lights and chose to keep going. Tesla 03. very good. On reel, remembered. Okay. Heat. more TVI attached. We got about 3 minutes TV. This is good. All right. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> Put your hands up now. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. >> TBR 135. >> All right, driver. Roll down your window. >> Get out of the car. Crawl the window right now. Crawl the window right now. >> Crawl. Crawl. >> Crawl. >> Hey, dude. I'm telling you. >> Get your ass out. Hey, get youring ass out. Get your hands on your back. Quit resisting. James Reigns was transported to Baptist Hospital for medical clearance before being booked into the Palaski County Jail, where investigators also documented a previous driving while intoxicated conviction from 2024. He now faces charges including felony fleeing by vehicle, creating a substantial danger of death, second offense driving while intoxicated, and refusal to submit to arrest along with multiple traffic violations tied to the incident. On October 7th, 2024, a deputy in Garland County pulled over a driver for defective equipment, expecting nothing more than a brief traffic stop and a few written warnings. Instead of leaving after being told he was free to go, the driver walked back toward the deputy and refused repeated commands to return to his vehicle. >> How's it going, sir? Deputy Mason Garland County Sheriff's Office. Couple reasons for the stop. Okay. >> Huh? >> Couple reasons for the stop. Okay. Your license plate lights aren't working and you also don't have a mirror here. Okay. All right. All right. Can get your driver's license, registration for adventure insurance, please. Looking for some hard, >> sir. Looking for some hard, aren't you? >> I'm just enforcing traffic laws. >> Yeah. The no license plate. You can see it just fine, sir. >> There's no license plate lights, man. >> Yeah, but you can see the >> You got insurance and registration just fine? you. I don't have an insurance on it. Y'all can tell that y'all know if it's got insurance or not. So, >> here you go. Sorry. You going to have this registration back? I'll be right back with you. >> All righty, sir. You're going to get three warnings, okay? One's going to be for the mirror, one's for the tail lights, and one's for not having your proof of insurance. Okay. >> Thanks for >> Have a good time. Have a good night. >> Drive safe. >> Sir, get in your car. >> You don't walk up to people on traffic. >> Hey, buddy. >> Don't put your hands on me. Not one more time. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> Don't get in the car. >> I was trying. You are done with the traffic stop. Go get in the car. >> I was going to tell you something. >> Go get in the car. This traffic stop is done. Go get in the car. >> Screw you, dude. >> Go get in the car. >> It's the last chance you're going to get in public road. >> Go get in the car. You're going to go to jail for disorderly conduct. Go get in the car. >> Idiot. >> Go get in the car. That's your last warning. Man, >> listen. >> Next time you get in the car, >> do not put your hands on me. >> Go get in the car. Back up, dude. Telling you right now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You're a [ __ ] idiot. >> Get on the ground. >> I ain't going to get on no damn I ain't done [ __ ] to you. >> I was going to tell you the next time you pull somebody. >> Don't get on the ground now. >> I ain't going to get on no ground. >> Get on the ground or you're getting tased. Don't get in your car, bro. >> Buddy, >> don't get in your car. Back up. Keep going. Back up to your front of your car. Keep going. >> I need your supervisor. >> Keep going. >> Back up now or I'm going to tase you. >> Supervisor, >> back up. >> Supervisor. >> I got one on the way. Keep going. >> Supervisor. Keep going. I'mma take you. >> Where do you want me to go? >> Go to the front of the car. Sit on the front of the car now. >> Stay there. >> Supervisor. >> He's already on the way, man. >> Good. >> Once he gets here, you're going to go to jail for this sort of conduct. >> No, I'm not. This is >> governmental operation. Yes, it is. Okay. You're in the view of the public causing disturbance. >> This is a public highway. >> It doesn't matter. >> I pay taxes. I have a right to be on this side of the white line. >> Not on the highway. You don't. You can't act like this >> question and you walked off. >> They the traffic stop was over, man. >> No, I >> You do not walk up to people. >> You do not walk up to us. >> I was going to ask you a question and you walked off and ignored me being a prick that you are. >> Okay. The traffic stop was done. If you had an issue, you can call. >> Okay. >> Okay. See you. >> All right. >> Don't waste my time. Get out of here. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I am not. >> Turn around. Don't wait on the supervisor. I'm not going to tell you supervisor. >> We're waiting on >> Turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> I need a supervisor. >> Dude, I'm not telling you again. >> Dude, I have obeyed. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back now. >> Problem. >> Turn around. Put your hands on your back. I have done everything you've asked me to do. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> This isn't how it works, man. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. You get taste. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Now, >> dude, you're an idiot. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around for >> How am I going to do that when you hold my arm? >> Turn around. Turn around now. >> What is wrong with you, dude? >> Turn around, dude. I'm going to tase. >> Turn around. What? >> Go around. Go >> on the hood of your car. >> On the hood of your car. On the hood of your car. Do not move. You move again, I tase you again. You understand? >> 16. Taser deployed. Well, I'm going to get him to get you on to the jail and uh evidently you weren't following his commands. Sir, look at the >> Yeah, we will. I will. I'm his supervisor. I review all these useful forces, everything. I review them all. So, what I can help you do is roll this window down to let fresh air. Okay. You get one at the jail. I don't have anything for you to drink. >> I'll have him get you coffee. Yeah, I'm good. >> I drive stumped them once, but that was about it >> or no, twice. >> Nope. No, I don't want to get you out of the car since you've already, you know, >> I have I have obeyed every order. >> Well, if you kept coming at him and >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. Well, it'll be on body camera. We'll we'll sound on that. That's where your phone. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Roll this window down. >> Roll this window down. >> All the way or partly? This way. >> Okay. The driver was ultimately arrested on charges including obstructing governmental operations and disorderly conduct before being transported to jail after receiving medical attention and water at his request. The deputy's supervisor later arrived on scene, reviewed the circumstances with both sides, and advised that the incident would be examined through the available body camera footage as part of the normal review process. On February 27th, 2026, Hartford police officers responded after a family member called for help, reporting that 55-year-old Steven Jones was experiencing an acute mental health crisis while holding a large knife outside his apartment. Officers immediately focused on creating distance and persuading him to surrender peacefully as more units arrived to assist. >> Drop the knife. Taser. Taser. >> [ __ ] You got to relax. You got to drop the knife. We don't want to shoot you. We don't want to shoot you. You got to drop it. >> [ __ ] is ineffective. >> Got to drop it. You're okay. We're going to make sure you're okay. Just drop the knife. >> Drop the knife, Stevie. >> We're going to go talk to somebody. Okay. >> Come on, Stevie. >> Drop the knife. >> Stevie, drop the knife. All right. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Stevie, >> drop the knife. Drop the knife. >> Stevie, you're going to get the knife. >> Steve, drop the knife. >> Stevie. Stevie. >> Stevie. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> No. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop. >> Drop the knife. Drop the knife. You're going to get shot. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop it. Last time. Drop the knife. Drop it. [ __ ] >> Any of you able to free up? Head over to 687 Blue Host app. One more car head over 687 left. Shots fired. 6 67 blue shot fired. Bro, he wasn't doing [ __ ] >> He wasn't doing [ __ ] bro. Why the shoot him? >> Officer involved. 67. >> Steven Jones was rushed to the hospital in critical condition where medical teams continued treating his injuries while investigators began reviewing every aspect of the officer involved shooting. The incident remains under investigation after multiple officers including officer Joshua Charles, officer James Pinano, officer Jacqueline Torres, and officer Joseph Magnano spent several minutes attempting to deescalate the situation before it reached its conclusion. On May 5th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop the driver of a stolen pickup truck after he refused to pull over and continued speeding away. As the pursuit stretched across busy roads with traffic and school buses nearby, troopers searched for the safest opportunity to bring it to an end. >> Still going eastbound. He's going to come right to the bridges. 21. They're at the second twin bridges. They're at the second twin bridge. Well, no, we got another unit. There's two spots set up. Still 100 pass. Speed 115 Pass. We're really trying to get him out. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Don't you move. Hey, y'all take care of him. I'm okay. I'm okay over here in my car. This is 825. I'm okay. You did >> quit resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Well, put your hands behind your back like we told you to. >> Sorry, man. >> Jesus [ __ ] >> 105. We're all 1050. Why did you come to see me then? >> I was scared. >> Shut your up. >> Shut up. >> Yes, sir. >> 44 minutes. I'm going to reach out to that if they haven't called in yet. The driver was taken into custody after the pursuit came to a stop and later admitted he had been overwhelmed by years of repeated incarceration and struggles adjusting to life outside prison. While speaking with troopers, he repeatedly described unsuccessful attempts to get help through parole and rehabilitation programs before now facing another round of criminal charges connected to the stolen truck and his decision to flee. On Friday, September 6th, 2024, trooper Teddy Henderson stopped a driver in Bllytheville for not wearing a seat belt. But the encounter took an unexpected turn when the man provided a false identity. Before the license information could even be verified, the driver suddenly sped away, forcing the traffic stop into a short but dangerous pursuit through city streets. If you haven't already, will you email your citation warrant to please give me an email address 88 and I'll get 10 >> 34 Jones 24 34 report >> be at Maine and second 111 Victor Mary Tom 111 VMT blue Chevy cobalt >> okay man Javon Harris okay uh I'll be right back with you all 34 Jonesboro. and 37 >> 34. >> Going through a bank parking lot right here at North Second. First sycamore. Cherry street. Cherry street. TV out. >> TV out. >> Don't shoot me, son. >> I'm gonna shoot you. I'm going to shoot you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you right now. I'm going to shoot you. Get on the ground. >> Please. >> Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your ground. >> Okay. >> Chest on the ground. Chest on the ground. >> Please don't kill me. >> Please don't kill me, sir. Cherry, >> please. Please. >> I got him on the ground. He's face down. I got him at gunpoint. >> Yeah, look this way. There's no >> get on the ground. I will shoot you. >> I'm 104. I'm waiting on somebody else to go. >> Get down. >> Hello. >> Uhuh. >> I need across. >> Don't you move. Let go. Turn over and shut up. >> Put the gun. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put my gun in here. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You're fine. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Shut up. Shut up. Put your hand behind your back. Tell me. Tell me. Please. O. O. Please. got a gun. >> Put him in there for me, please. Actually, I got to pat him down. >> Oh, jeez. Remas Thompson was taken to a local hospital for evaluation before being booked into the Mississippi County Sheriff's Department without reported injuries. Investigators later recovered a handgun suspected marijuana methamphetamine, cocaine, suspected aderall pills, a digital scale, and more than $2,000 in cash from his backpack leading to multiple drug and weapon related charges in addition to the offenses connected to the pursuit. On October 8th, 2022, Arkansas State Police launched a pursuit after the driver of a pickup truck refused to stop for law enforcement. Even after spike strips damaged the truck, the driver continued trying to escape, pushing troopers to consider more aggressive tactics before the situation endangered even more motorists. milesPH traffic. Hey, back >> still northbound. Not sure if he hit the spikes or not. Holy crap. I just ran the vehicle. out. Y'all won't rock it. Don't rock it. >> Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. >> Coming to you. Coming to you. Coming to you. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Don't youing. You understand me? >> Hey. >> Hey. Hands. >> Watch yourself. Get out. >> Get out. >> Hands up. Hands up. Slow traffic. more on location. is ring out. Hands down. Show your ass. >> Unlock the door. >> I got it. Pull your hands. Pull your hands. Move your hands. Get out. >> Sir, get out. Please don't hurt me. Get out. Get out. Get on the perimeter. Sir, get on the bridge. Yes, sir. Glasses. I don't care about you. Damn. >> All right. Stand by. Stand by. >> Huh? We're good. >> We're good. Take your time. We got it. >> Search. You don't get This comments the vehicle Carry on. Hang on. Stay up. The pursuit finally came to an end after troopers secured the scene and took the driver into custody following the dramatic crash. Although the patrol vehicle also suffered significant impact during the final intervention, officers were able to regain control quickly before the incident led to additional danger for people nearby. On December 16th, 2021, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a stolen Hyundai Accent being driven by 28-year-old Raul Mada near Interstate 4 in Central Florida. Instead of pulling over, the suspect laid troopers on a lengthy pursuit that crossed county lines and repeatedly placed other drivers at risk. careful off. Uh eastbound pharmacy. Driver successful. Successful. Is this the right one or the left one that was deployed? >> Champions gate. out there. West Fargo 91 starting. Start chasing 400 miles an hour in Everybody back off with the stars. Everybody back off. We got him on the star. Speeds are at 94 milesPH down the emergency now. which is heading off at his uh headed southbound on at least not 0 go and we're You probably know there's Get out of here. Get down on the ground now. 105 freaking stop for us. What the hell are you thinking? >> I haven't done like chasing me at yesterday with rockets and everything. >> Call a tracker, darling. I went over the PA butt. Set up on your butt. Let's go. There you go. >> Raul Mata was arrested after the pursuit ended and was booked on charges including aggravated fleeing and eluding aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer grand theft of a motor vehicle, reckless driving, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage, and driving without a license. Investigators also confirmed the pursuit covered roughly 30 m before officers were finally able to stop the stolen vehicle. On November the 30th, 2025, Arkansas State Police rushed to intercept a suspected impaired driver after reports that she had crashed headon into another vehicle and fled the scene. Rather than stopping to deal with the collision, the woman continued driving until troopers caught up with her and initiated a felony stop. too. 1024, but this is taking the two-way. Wow. Wow. Wow. 42 rock 1037 42 get us 106 that just caused the headon on Chester. Get your hands up now. Let me see your hands. Get them up. Turn the car off. Roll down your driver window. Roll it down. Roll down the driver window. >> Get your hands up. Get out of the car. >> What? >> Get out. >> What? >> Get out of the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Walk this way. No, no sense. No, no. I'm not being treated this way. >> Why am I being treated this way? >> You are under arrest. >> For what? >> I already told you. >> For what? >> DWI. >> No. >> That means driving while Katie. >> No sir. >> I'm not being treated. >> Officer got home. Man, you good to go? >> Yes, sir. We're good. I can make it. >> Can you just check on their injuries if you don't mind? >> Anybody else in there? >> Yeah, that vehicle. If you could check on injuries. >> No, I'm not. >> Let's go. >> Walk. >> The female driver was arrested for driving while intoxicated and transported to a hospital for evaluation before being taken into custody. As the investigation continued, officers also checked on the occupants of the other vehicle involved in the collision. While the suspect now faces charges tied to impaired driving, leaving the crash scene and the events that unfolded afterward. On April 12th, 2024, a Kentucky State Police trooper spotted a silver passenger car speeding at more than 80 mph before attempting a routine traffic stop near Hopkinsville. Instead of slowing down, the driver accelerated into the city, weaving through intersections and ignoring multiple traffic controls while trying to escape. You have the Tennessee Mville, he's running the stop sign on 418. >> Oh my gosh. He's heading eastbound in the westbound lane of MLK Boulevard. eastbound and westbound lane of MK Boulevard. Also driving off the road. He switched back over to the eastbound lanes. Red light. Red light at 41A. He's running it. We're about to pass MLK Boulevard. MLK school coming up on 68. Tennessee tag I think is Boy David Sam 2815 BDS 2815 Silver Monday. He lost in Madisonville. He lost it. He went across. Now he's in the field. >> Right across from the intersection, the T intersection of MLK and um 6880. He might try to We're on a dirt road. No, he's going back in the field cuz I'm thinking he might try to hit me head on. >> He's headed back to 68. See, man. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out the car. Get out the car. Get out. I don't give a [ __ ] about your car. Get out. Get out. Cut the freaking engine off. Open the door and get out. Open the door and get out. Get out. Hurry up. Get on the ground. I don't want you standing up. Get on the ground. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Get on the ground. Get on the freaking ground. Now put your hands behind your freaking back. Get a [ __ ] by the floor behind you. You can stand up. >> Bring your knees up. Bring your knees up. >> Bring your knees up. Let's go. >> The pursuit ended with the driver's arrest after his damaged vehicle became trapped in a field, leaving him with nowhere else to go. He was booked into the Christian County Detention Center on charges including first-degree fleeing or evading police first-degree wanting endangerment, reckless driving, speeding more than 26 mph over the limit, and several additional traffic related offenses. On November 23rd, 2025, New Town police responded to a disturbance call and attempted to detain 40-year-old Daniel Morris while investigating the situation. Although he initially appeared cooperative, the encounter changed instantly when he unexpectedly struck Officer Havarnan in the face before resisting further attempts to detain him. >> Daniel, >> just put the bag down. >> What? >> Put the bag down. >> For what? >> Put the bag down. Put the phone in your pocket. >> No. >> Put the phone in your pocket. >> Get off. You're not going to touch me. You're being >> Don't touch me. You're being detained. >> You hear it? >> Oh yeah. >> Hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> [ __ ] hands. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why did you come at me? Why did you come at me? >> I told you you're being >> Come at me, >> dude. I [ __ ] tease you. Stop. >> Just talk to me. >> I'm You're being detained. That is it. That is what I told you right now. You want to You want [ __ ] swing on me? >> You going to hurt my >> When? A year ago, but it hurt. Okay. So, let me let me cuff you. >> Listen, she hit me in the house. >> Hold on. Let me cuff in the house. >> Let me cuff you >> and I will stand you up. >> She hit me in the house. >> Let me cuff you and I will stand you up. >> You guys don't even understand. >> Let me cuff. >> Give me the EMS now. >> Let me cuff you and I will >> EMS. >> Let me get the cuff on and I will stand you up and get EMS. >> I apologize. But yo, all I was doing is walking and detained my n. It's all on camera, >> bro. I'm not doing anything regardless. You just [ __ ] charged, dude. All you were doing was being detained. Swing on me, dude. >> No, no, no. I have a hip. >> Yeah, he's 45. Regardless, >> can I have my glasses, please? I can't see. >> 122. I got one in custody. >> Daniel. >> Yeah. >> Just put the bag down. >> Why? Put the bag down. >> For what? >> Put the bag down. Put the phone in your pocket. >> No. >> Put the phone in your pocket. >> Get off. You're not going to touch me. >> You're being Don't touch me. >> You're being detained. >> You hear it? >> Being detained. >> Hands behind your back. Get off me. Put your hands behind your back. Get off of me. Put your hands behind your back. All right. [ __ ] put your hands behind your back. >> Why did you come at me? Why did you come at me? >> I told you you're being >> Come at me, >> dude. You stop. >> Just talk to me. >> I'm You're being detained. That is it. That is what I told you right now. You want to You want [ __ ] swing on me? You won't respond to that. >> You don't hurt my [ __ ] hip. >> Why? >> Okay. So, let me let me cuff you. >> I'm sorry. >> Listen. She hit me. >> Hold on. Let me in the house. >> Let me cuff you. >> I'm sorry. >> And I will stand you up. >> She hit me in the house. >> Let me cuff you and I will stand you up. >> You guys don't even understand. >> Let me cuff the EMS now. Let me cuff you and I will >> let me get the cuff on >> and I will stand you up and get EMS. >> Daniel Morris and Officer Hiveran both received treatment for minor facial injuries while Morris was later medically cleared at Danbury Hospital before being taken into custody. He was charged with assault on public safety personnel, interfering with an officer, or resisting arrest and disorderly conduct before being held on a $75,000 cash or shy bond pending his court appearance. On March 25th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper recognized a red Jeep Cherokee that matched the description of a recently reported stolen vehicle while patrolling State Highway 107. When the driver ignored orders to step out and suddenly sped away, the attempted traffic stop quickly turned into a pursuit through nearby back roads. >> George, >> get out of the car. 1037. Roger station 107 southbound 107 box east. Still counting notified clearing. Passing Oak Valley still east on Maddox Road. Passing no valley TVI TV. >> We got a foot bell on Centennial Maddox. He's in a backyard. Foot Centennial Maddox. 85 backyard. It's going to be a white male. Gray pants, blue jeans. [ __ ] the rock. What? That way. white dude, gray pants, had a beard, bald. >> The driver escaped on foot after abandoning the stolen Jeep. And despite an extensive search, responding officers were unable to locate the suspect that night. Investigators later notified the vehicle's owner that the Jeep had been recovered while the damaged fence at a nearby residence was documented for an incident report. as detectives continued working to identify and locate the fleeing driver. On February 5th, 2024, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a stolen Honda after spotting it speeding through city streets with a rookie trooper behind the wheel under the guidance of a field training officer. As the fleeing driver ignored every opportunity to stop, the instructor continuously coached the new trooper while balancing the need to end the pursuit with the risks developing ahead. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Okay. Once again, Dr. Middle 44. I'm back here. I'll call for you. going through 65th speeds are 80 speed for a good spot. for a good spot. Across traffic is not a good spot. Get on his freaking butt, dude. Get on it. >> Going through a maple barrel. >> You're good. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> Now I see the pedestrian. You're good. He's going left. The pedestrian >> taking a left on a end. going down. >> Stay on it. Keep your distance. Keep that close distance. It's not a good spot, you can end it. Stay with it. >> 36 Street. >> Takes this turn and you lose him. If he takes this turn and you lose him, like I just said he was going to do. >> We're taking it on 36th Street. >> Get up there. Put him. No. Put him straight or push him to the right. Not in this blind curve. Send it. Send it. >> TV. >> TV. Get out of here. All right. Get a uh The chase ended with officers safely taking control of the vehicle after discovering two young children were riding in the back seats throughout the pursuit. Investigators continued handling the stolen vehicle case while the successful intervention prevented the suspect from leading officers into an even more dangerous situation with innocent passengers still inside. On April 24th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a speeding driver who immediately chose to flee instead of pulling over. The suspect pushed the vehicle through traffic at high speed, hoping to outrun pursuing troopers before running out of options. I'm not getting offline 360. Go ahead and take over. >> Yeah. 121 right here. Yeah. taking on ready What's up? You better lay straight down. >> You got him. Good. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Driver. >> Roll over. >> I did. I got you. >> Man, I don't know if you got a gun on you or what. >> I don't. >> Come on. We got to go over here and watch. >> Yeah, we're good. We're good. >> Go put that up. >> Thank you. >> Thanks. Stop. Hands up. Hands up. The driver's escape attempt came to an abrupt end after he abandoned the vehicle and immediately stumbled face first onto the pavement, allowing troopers to take him into custody within seconds. What began as a determined effort to avoid arrest ultimately resulted in a short-lived foot chase and another set of criminal charges waiting once the handcuffs were secured. On March 24th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a Ford EOSport displaying expired temporary tags and attempted a traffic stop near Interstate 30 in Little Rock. Rather than pulling over, driver James Shelby accelerated through city streets, ignoring traffic controls and creating a serious hazard for everyone nearby. Yes. We're up. going westbound on East Cross and Northway Main. West on West. >> Show me your hands. Get on the ground. Move all the way on the ground. hands behind your back. What is wrong with you? Um, you won't believe me if I explain it. >> Well, this earned you >> my roommate. >> You just earned you a whole extra lot of problems. >> Yes, ma'am. I know. Right there is my roommate and I use the car. Just leave the car right >> It's getting towed. down. >> James Shelby was arrested without further incident after bringing the vehicle into a parking lot where troopers later discovered approximately 114 g of marijuana inside the center console. Shelby admitted he had recently purchased the marijuana with the intent to sell it, and he now faces charges including felony fleeing, by vehicle possession of a controlled substance, driving on a suspended license, failing to yield at an intersection, and operating a vehicle with expired registration. On January 13th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a motorcycle weaving across the roadway while following another vehicle far too closely on United States Highway 82. The rider continued speeding and swerving even after emergency lights and sirens were activated, raising immediate concerns that impairment was playing a role. 65. Well, well, well. Almost 20. Straight. Show me your hand. >> Show me your hand. >> Show me your hands now. >> Put the bike down. Put your kickstand down. Put your kickstand down. Get off the bike with your hands up. Get off the bike with your hands up. >> Get off the bike with your hands up. >> Hey, keep your hands up. >> Step off the bike now. >> Step off the bike. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Hands up. CS 15. Oh, good afternoon. >> Bobby Jones was transported to the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office where he admitted he had consumed alcoholic beverages and declined to perform a standardized field sobriety test because he had too much to drink. He now faces charges including driving while intoxicated, fleeing by vehicle reckless driving, riding a motorcycle without the proper operator's license, refusal to submit to arrest, and several additional traffic violations stemming from the incident. On January 21st, 2026, the Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a stolen work truck being driven by a 15-year-old suspect in Wacula County. Rather than pulling over, the juveniles sped away passing vehicles on the grassy shoulder and continuing to flee toward an area near Shadeville Elementary School, putting countless motorists at risk. >> Is this Toyota right here coming through the intersection? >> Yes, it should be a Toyota with pool stuff in it. 31 taking on New Market 31 North. 1031. Signal four. Signal four. Roll over. Starting a mess. Are you okay? some >> Hey, let's get on the ground over this [ __ ] right now. climb over this [ __ ] right now. Do you understand? >> All right. Chill. Chill. Put your goddamn hands on. Yes, sir. Put your hand behind your back. Behind your foot, sir. >> No [ __ ] All right, sir. >> What's up? >> My treatment. I might be honest. >> You got to talk. Speak up a little bit, man. I can't hear you. >> Like about the hospital treatment. >> What about the car, man? Sir, >> huh? the hospital team. >> Yeah, we're going to go to Southwood ER. They're they're just going to make sure that you don't have no internal bleeding or a concussion or TVI or anything like that. As long as they say you're good, um then we'll just take you'll come back down here to Wakullo. We'll sit in the office while we do our paperwork and stuff. Um and then we'll go from there. So, there's a ju because you're a juvenile, there's a juvenile jail in Tallahassee. It's called Jack. Um, we got to contact them to see if they'll even take you cuz there's a scoring system for them to take people to juvenile jail. Um, I would say you're probably going to score out to go to juvenile jail. >> What does that mean? >> Uh, meaning that depending on how what kind of crimes you committed and the the totality of those crimes. um whether or not they actually take you to jail or they just book you and release you, odds are you're going to go to actual jail um because of the the extensiveness of >> the pursuit ended after the truck crashed, leaving the juvenile suspect with minor injuries before he was taken into custody and transported to the hospital for evaluation. Three people riding in the SUV that was struck also suffered minor injuries while the collision snapped a utility pole in half, triggered a power outage, and forced temporary road closures as repair crews worked to restore the area. 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