On May 19th, 2021, a routine patrol in Broward County suddenly centered on a driver who refused to cooperate with the Florida Highway Patrol. Instead of stopping, the decision to keep going quickly set the stage for a dangerous pursuit through busy roadways. >> Infinity reference breaking and entering. Multiple breaking and entering red camera. local behind the vehicle on the track. >> Nothing sir. outside 1031 to verify an traffic condition. the vehicle. >> Okay. My number one signal for testing. Turn it down. Turn it in. 415 right 1020. I signal for you. 95 signal for air for the express. We're going to be exit to Hollywood. Have 1071 59. 1051. >> The incident came to a close after the fleeing vehicle collided, allowing troopers to bring the situation under control. While the available information does not identify the driver or list any formal charges, the pursuit ultimately ended with law enforcement securing the scene and beginning the investigation into the crash. Tuesday, October 14th, 2025. An Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a blue motorcycle speeding along United States Highway 71 before attempting a traffic stop. Rather than pulling over, the rider ignored the emergency lights and sirens, turning a speeding violation into something far more serious. 264 George X-ray gravel road. Hold on. He wiped out. He wiped out. >> [crying] >> Send me an ambulance. >> Lay right here. I got to get you out of this ditch. >> Come here. >> Do you know this person? >> No. >> Are you okay? Yeah. Okay. >> You copy me? >> 9805 road. >> Yeah. 104 9805 roads where I'm >> on your subject. >> Why were you running? You don't have a license or something? >> No. >> Okay. Wasn't this silly? You're jacked up now. Your bike's messed up. >> It ain't messed up. >> Why'd you run? Just because of that. Pick >> it up. >> You're driving like crazy. You know what I mean? >> No, it's fine. We're not going to mess with it right now. >> How you think your legs are? Can you Oh, you want me to pick you up or the bike? The bike's fine. We're just going to wait for an ambulance. They get up here and check you out. Okay. >> After receiving medical treatment, Grandma was charged with felony fleeing, driving on a suspended license, reckless driving, improper motorcycle operation without the required certificate and more. Many viewers think elderly riders should not be operating motorcycles in traffic like this, while others say age should not limit the right to ride. What do you think? Let us know in the comments. February 5th, 2023. A Georgia State Patrol trooper watched a black GMC Yukon drive straight through a red light before attempting a traffic stop. The driver chose to flee instead, sending officers after a vehicle that was already showing complete disregard for traffic laws. Heat. Heat. Is that going to be the Xbox? 1050 1050. All right. going to be exit 243 1050 by I got two black bells that red the wood line and turbo continue visual I'll be uh rendering aid to the 1051 for two you're right above me right there to your Craig going to be at your uh picture after 3:00 in the woodland right here. >> Is your baby okay? >> All right. You okay? >> I'm just freaking out. Yeah, we're okay. I'm just freaking out. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Sir, are you okay? >> Yes, we're okay. >> I didn't even see them. >> Yeah. Appreciate it. >> Jacob really Let me see if I can move my camera. I appreciate your help. >> I'm trying to handle an Atlantic radio and >> driver Troy Shan Jarvey Porter was located with the help of Atlanta Police Department Aviation evaluated at Grady Hospital and then booked into the Fulton County Jail. He faced charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving failure to yield to an emergency vehicle hit-and-run obstruction, and multiple traffic violations. Investigators also recovered a modified Glock pistol abandoned near the crash scene. October 1st, 2024 deputies in Clayton County were alerted that a recently stolen Nissan NV work van was being tracked through the area. The driver refused every opportunity to surrender, forcing deputies to stay with the stolen vehicle as it continued moving through local roads. [screaming] >> Give me the update. We >> coming out the complex right now. She's going to be stopping. Stand by. Back one radio on Flint River coming up to J Boulevard. I'm clear on Flint. Hey, somebody thought Street. >> I'm going to try a pit again. Stand by right there. 60 mph. Fair Pville Road. Okay. Second. Hey, I need a tie hole, brother. My cars ain't working. Everybody else All right, dude. He's going to be calling radio. We'll be 138 coming up on 138 going. >> All right, units. I'll be calling radio ter uh 138 coming up on government sharp >> 138 P roll over roll over. >> Absolutely. Great job. Great job. Anybody else down here? >> Where you? Let me see your hands. Where you at? >> Y'all got them. >> Negative. >> Negatives. >> I see them. >> You see him? You got Let me see your hands now. Let me see your hands on the steering wheel. >> Let me see. >> You put her in her down until I get another unit. >> I want my picture taken. I want my picture taken. >> Taking it. Get in the car. Come on. Got it. >> Have a seat. >> Following the pursuit, the female driver was taken into custody after deputies secured the overturned van and confirmed no additional occupants were inside. The available information identifies the vehicle as stolen, although the released details do not specify the suspect's name or the charges that followed. Monday, April 8th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper stopped Rasheed Jacquin Campbell for speeding in Lee County and immediately noticed signs that raised further suspicion. What began as a traffic stop escalated after Campbell admitted to smoking marijuana inside the vehicle and troopers uncovered suspected drugs packaged for sale. >> Hello, my name is Trooper Blake with the Highway Patrol. I heavy stop for speeding. You're at 81 milesPH. The speed limit is only 55. You got medical marijuana direct. I don't know. >> I don't know. Turn around. Car. Face the car. Face the car. Face the car. Stop. Turn around. Face the [ __ ] 312 in Hobby Land. Avenue 1550. Can you advise your skating position right now? Sorry. 1650 Bravo in a pink jacket. No, my main concern is like >> what's up? >> My main Oh, I'm trying to figure out a cont. >> Um, I'm talking about the timing with this go cuz even though I did up, it's just it's my son. Are you you going to be in jail for a long time? You ain't getting up. >> I'm talking about like >> till you make a phone call. >> No, I'm talking about like how long of a long time? >> Oh, a couple years. You going in prison? Probably. >> Yeah. >> You're on probation. On felony probation. You would have just had missed a little weed charge and said you had to run from the cops. Second degree felony. So >> that's it. >> Not trying but I mean it is what it is. >> I'm like the most pro weed guy in the universe. I really don't give a [ __ ] about Lee. But >> Campbell was taken to a hospital for evaluation before being booked into the Lee County Jail where investigators also determined he had violated his felony probation for carrying a concealed firearm. He was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell fleeing from law enforcement resisting arrest battery on a law enforcement officer and probation violation. February 26th, 2023, Georgia State Patrol joined an active pursuit after Henry County officers requested assistance with an Orange Dodge Challenger racing north on Interstate 75. The driver continued weaving through traffic at high speed instead of ending the encounter with a simple traffic stop. 19. I'm with him. I can't wait. CW75. Oh yeah. Okay. Left line. Very fast. Yeah. 2006 no longer anything pet. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get up. Wow. >> Hey, I'm >> all right. Nathan James Rogers eventually abandoned the Challenger and tried escaping on foot before being captured by deputies with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office. He was taken into custody without further incident and turned over to Henry County officers to face the investigation and charges connected to the pursuit. March 22nd, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper noticed a white Honda Sport utility vehicle speeding along Interstate 75 while behaving in an unusually erratic manner. Instead of slowing for a traffic stop, the driver chose to flee and created an increasingly dangerous situation for everyone on the road. Thank you. And I also need a discussion of that vehicle. Traffic conditions at the time traffic northbound on the southbound signal final 48 75 the vehicle vehicle. return. >> Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your head. 4848 the vehicle pit. Show me your head. 48 four. Get out of the >> notified 51. >> 1827 97 >> 197 1827 the driver still inside the vehicle. >> Get in your vehicle. Get out of here, please. Get in your vehicle. Get out of here. 26 on the pursuit. Can you get 51 at 1051 as well? >> 401 65 165. I'll be using the Tampa station as well shortly. 165 165. Please keep the radio traffic clear. Unit not 104 1023. Let's clear the radio first down for 1315. 41340 1827 1350. You advised >> Tractor Supply. >> Come on. >> Okay. >> Have a seat >> tomorrow. >> Right now. >> Why, man? It's so dirty in here. No. >> I'll write it on here for you. >> Okay. Apple Watch. Apple Watch. Apple Watch. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> This is sad. James R. Parage was transported to HCA Florida Ocala Hospital for evaluation before being medically cleared and booked into the Sumpter County Detention Center. He was charged with high-speed fleeing and eluding driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, reckless driving, and resisting an officer without violence after declining to answer questions without an attorney. Sunday, January 24th, 2021. A Georgia State Patrol trooper clocked a white Ford Mustang traveling well above the speed limit on Interstate 85. The driver ignored the attempted traffic stop and continued driving recklessly, leaving troopers with little doubt that the situation was becoming more dangerous by the second. 100 mph at 105 now. Middle lane going to the left lane 93 96 95 the main lane going off the lights. Don't know what he's doing. He's going to crash. 943 noon. I'm behind possible 105 southbound at high rate of speed. >> All right. The white GT. It's going to be I believe Edward John Queen 736. Uh still splitting lanes. Still south. Stand by. Temple. >> I believe it's a Georgia tag. Edward John Queen 736. >> Show me 1080. Hit, hit, hit, hit, >> hit the wall. Turn it around. >> Stand by. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. I got a female at gun. Female at gun. Let me see your hands. Don't get out. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. Don't move. Do not move. Do you understand me? Are you injured? >> Are you injured? Yes or no? What's What's injured? 943. >> I need some backup. Got several lanes. >> I don't want to get hit. >> I don't want to get hit right here. >> Why would I be running? >> I don't know why you did it. I don't know why. I can't tell you why you did it. Do me a favor. Step out here so I know you're safe. Step out. Come on this way. Come on this way. >> That's not true. I'm on my way home. >> Oh my god. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> You are under arrest for driving under the influence and fleeing and eluding and speeding. Tell me what's injured on you. Can you tell me what's injured on you? >> Can you tell me what's injured on you? >> I'm trying to help you. >> I'm I'm in shock. >> I'm sure you are. >> Oh my god. >> You You hit that wall at 100 miles an hour, so I'm sure you are. >> I'm driving. >> You're extremely intoxicated. >> There was nothing wrong with me. >> Well, why didn't you stop then? What was I? >> Sit still because the police were behind you. That's why you were running 100 plus miles an hour. >> No, ma'am. I'm not wrong for that. You're wrong for not stopping. Glad you're not hurt, though. >> The driver was identified as Martha Hendrickson, who was first taken to Piedmont Nunan Hospital for medical treatment before later being transported to the Kawetta County Jail. She was arrested on charges including driving under the influence, speeding, reckless driving, failure to maintain lane and fleeing, and eluding while investigators also obtained a blood sample as part of the case. During a daytime patrol, Arkansas State Police became involved after reports of a stolen truck and a reckless driver put multiple motorists at risk. Rather than stopping for officers, the driver continued forcing police to bring the pursuit under control before anyone else was caught in the chaos. Anyway, take over. >> Clark, can you see if RPD wants me to take over? Simple folk want. We're not advising, sir. We're not saying anything. J1 P county is RPD needing us to take over for RPD say yes. Y'all going on the rest of the side now? >> Yeah, we're heading uh Yeah, we're heading towards the rest of the side. Traffic pretty light about 69 miles an There you go. [ __ ] coming up on 7,000 block of uh mountain state at the moment. They got they ran several miles. >> Successful Pit. >> Successful P. 537. >> Step out of the car. >> 363 close to mountain road. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. [screaming] Car. You ain't going nowhere. Get out of the car. [screaming] >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get that guy. Get that >> 34 33 trying to get there. >> Come on. >> Get him. Get him. Stay on the car. I'm sorry. Give me the hand. County are 215 and everybody >> after The truck was disabled. The driver was taken into custody while officers confirmed he had endangered several innocent drivers during the incident. Although the available information does not list his formal charges, investigators remained on scene documenting damage and gathering evidence connected to the stolen vehicle case. During a daytime traffic stop in Turner County, deputies spotted another vehicle racing down Interstate 75 at more than 100 mph. Instead of slowing down when deputies attempted to intervene, the driver sped away and carried the pursuit into neighboring Tiff County. Little stop sign. Take another left. >> 125 >> counter. We're stopping highway 125. All right. South County, we stopped. 125 my mark 15. >> Driver, step out of the car. Driver, step out of the car. Yes, sir. counting. He's blew through the stop sign. Continue sign. [music] We're turning on to wood road. Just turned into the church parking lot. I'm not sure what this road is going past Rose Hill subdivision. Which one? Turning right on 25 parking lot. See it. See it. See it. See it. County. It be it 1050 count. I'm ahead. I'm ahead. I'm ahead. All right. Hey, whoa, whoa. Watch crossfire. Watch crossfire. >> Which way we want to go? >> Is the Was the window busted out over there? >> I'll check. I'll check. >> He's trying to come out. >> Come out with your hands up. Crawl [screaming] out with your hands up. Now >> I got I got this side coverage. I've got firework. >> I got you. >> Draw out with your hands up. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> You by yourself? >> Yeah. You can stay right there. >> Seat belts off. Come out. Climb out that door. Who else is inside that vehicle? >> Nobody. >> Who was driving? Drop. Drop your cigarette and you follow. Come on. Come on. Get out. >> Who was driving? >> Not me. >> Come on. Come on. What do you mean not you? >> Where' they hop out the car at? that window. >> The suspect was safely taken into custody after deputies secured the overturned vehicle and confirmed no additional occupants were inside. A search of the vehicle uncovered ecstasy and marijuana, adding drugrelated offenses to the charges expected from the pursuit. April 12th, 2021, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a vehicle connected to a suspected grand theft auto case in St. Lucy County. Rather than cooperating with troopers, the driver accelerated away and turned the investigation into a dangerous pursuit. behind us. Start calling it out. We're going down the 125. >> I know there's currently 129. Hey, watch. Watch yourself. Let us know what's happening. here. Oh. They're in the media now. chasing Nebrask now. They're chasing them on the grass. Looks like the right hand shoulder. Try to get 1049 out there at this time. >> Got a box there. Got a box there. Got a box there. >> She's on foot. She's on foot. Trying to break into another car. 535 confirm we 17 105 54 on the Hilo and K94 105. Go ahead and start 1074 for this uh truck and empty trailer. >> The driver was identified as Michelle Janine Sane who was arrested after attempting to continue her escape on foot. She faced allegations including grand theft auto driving under the influence failure to obey lawful orders along with several additional traffic related offenses connected to the incident. Sunday, February 12th, 2017, Battle Creek police launched an urgent pursuit after a man was accused of holding his former girlfriend against her will for several days instead of surrendering when officers caught up with him. The suspect pushed speeds beyond 130 mph in an effort to get away. Next up, our time. Mario. Back off, guys. Back off. 89 just got spike. Okay. 1371 by That's a key No one. The dog is on your unit in the rear. Get slow traffic here at Monson Street. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up the window. >> Get out. Get your hands out. Get out. Get your hands out. Get out. Get in. Everybody get in. Right over hands out. >> I got a hand boy. [screaming] >> In custody boy. Really? Yeah. >> Just stay a west. The pursuit ultimately ended with officers taking the suspect into custody while the alleged victim was safely recovered. During the response, one patrol vehicle was accidentally struck by another officer's spike strip deployment, creating an unexpected complication in an already high-risisk operation. December 19th, 2019. Little Rock police responded after 43-year-old Ferris Deloney allegedly fired shots following an argument with his girlfriend before leaving with their one-year-old baby. Rather than ending the confrontation peacefully, he drove away and prompted officers to begin a tense pursuit. Be advised, I've got him lit up. He's not stopping. Looks like we're going to be getting on 430 northbound. I think I got a video right now. 70. We are staying at about 60 61 milesPH. We're going off the bridge now east of the south lane. See if I got a fuel in here. direction. >> We're about to turn east behind. [screaming] >> Shut off. Shut it off. That makes you throw up. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hand. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Let me see your hands. >> Got it. Go ahead. Let me show your hands. [screaming] Move. Move. Just move. >> [screaming] >> He's got a gun. >> Back here. Come back here with us. Watch your crossfire. Watch your crossfire. >> Just put your gun down. [screaming] >> Put it down. >> Do it. Listen, man. It's not that big of a deal. [screaming] It's going to be okay. >> Come around here properly. >> Sir, it is going to be okay. Sir, [screaming] don't do this with your >> Listen, just drop it, man. >> Don't do this with the baby. >> I can't. >> No, dude. Listen to >> It's not worth it. >> Don't do anything. >> It's not that bad. >> We will help you. >> Not that serious, man. >> We will help you. >> Let us help you. >> Just relax. Just relax. Watch that gun. Watch that gun. Baby, >> don't make any moves, man. >> Just relax. >> Hey, watch your crossfire. >> Crossfire, Chad. >> Holy crap. It's a rifle. >> I got to step out. >> Yeah. She's going to get Is there anybody over? >> Okay, you're clear now. No, just relax. >> No, don't you do it. >> Just relax. >> Watch her in the passenger seat. That's our officer in the passenger seat. >> Put the gun down now. >> Hey, come over here. Come over here. >> Put it down. >> Put it down, sir. Sir, plead for it. Just Hey, I know, but man, >> listen, man. >> Olivia needs her baby. >> Come on, man. >> Just let it go. >> She needs her daddy. >> Olivia needs her daddy. >> Yes, they do, man. >> Your children need you. >> They need you. >> Your children need >> They need a daddy to grow up with. Back up. Let's back up. >> Come on. Pull a car up. Ferris scratch rock. Police. Give me my get your uh >> keep a shot on you. >> We can get this done. We get done safely. >> Your baby is safe. >> Come on. Come on, Ferris. Keep your hands up and come back towards me, buddy. Come back towards me. Keep coming back to me, Ferris. Keep coming back to me. Keep your hands up. Just keep walking. You're doing good. >> Just keep walking back to me. >> Keep walking back to me. >> Get back. Keep coming back to me. Keep coming back to me. Keep coming back to me. Go down to your knees. Go down to your knees. It's okay. Go down to your knees. There you go. We got >> you're okay. Good job. Thank you so much. >> Deloney eventually surrendered after officers safely removed the child from the vehicle, bringing the standoff to an end without further harm to the baby. He was arrested on charges including kidnapping, aggravated assault, and two counts of endangering the welfare of a minor and later pleaded not guilty to the allegations. August 6th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a Chevrolet Silverado, but the driver immediately refused to pull over. The driver instead chose to flee, setting off a pursuit that eventually stretched beyond the roadway. >> How you doing? >> Very good. Trooper Roma State Police. I stopped you today. You coming up behind that car 77 and a 55. What y'all hear today? >> I didn't know I was going that fast. We carrying on a conversation. I looked down. I was like, "Holy shit." >> Where y'all coming from? >> Out of here, man. I just got off work. >> Okay. You have a license, registration, insurance. I'm going to need it, please. All right, go ahead and shut the truck off. Shut the truck off. Step on back here. >> Morning to golf. Heat. Heat. war. They're both leaving. Both of them went to the woods. I'll be 10 six here with the vehicle. One of them went in the woods by the electric store. The other one's going back towards log cabin. Come on out, Morris. >> Tanya, come out. Come on up here, >> Tanya. What else you got on you? >> Where'd your purse at? >> Okay, stand right there. Hold on here. You got a brier on you. >> Turn around so I can pull it off. Put your tailgate down. >> Sound Tanya, what'd you run for? >> Cuz I have warrants. >> Do you from where? >> From 48. >> Do you? I looked at your record. You have zero warrants. >> Huh? You have zero warrant. You don't even have a warrant. >> Ain't nobody >> I don't understand. >> Okay. >> So why' he run? >> He's got warrants from >> What else he got in there? >> Uh >> where's M? >> That was on him. I don't know. I me and my son, we had went to where he was working at and our son's still where he's was working at and we were headed to Pine Bluff to go get a motorcycle he bought >> and we got pulled over. >> So you don't have any meth. >> Whose bag is that in that front seat? >> The Walmart bag. >> Yep. Highway 425 North Arkansas 438 Young Nor38 Young. >> We got him out there. So, he'll be over here in a minute. And uh I'm sorry open towards her. You can't get out of need to hurry up. I got traffic off. >> The chase concluded after both occupants abandoned the truck and ran into a wooded area where officers coordinated a search and captured them without a successful escape. Although the released information does not identify the suspects or list the charges, both were taken into custody as the investigation continued. Friday, August 23rd, 2024. A Clayton County Sheriff's Office deputy spotted a white BMW with no license plate near Terara Boulevard in Mount Zion Road before attempting a traffic stop instead of stopping. 41-year-old Tilec Nicholas Singleton sped away while his mother, Sandra Singleton, remained in the back seat as the pair tried to avoid capture. Cannot find you just side to side slightly. >> What direction are you going? >> We going northbound. He's crossing Mount Zion on Tower Boulevard. >> All right. All right. And I probably just passing miles coming up on holiday with speed at 60. K95 is travel charges right now. All right, I got somebody with me. Making a left on two upper Riverdale going towards Garden Walk. All right, making a right on to Garden Walk from Upper Riverdale. Traveling westbound. Pulling into the fire department on Garden Walk. Pull into regional parking lot. I'mma have a bell out radio shortly. Bell out. Bell out. Bail out. Black male, gray hoodie, black shorts. towards the back of S original. location. >> Yes. >> Get on the ground. I'm going you get out of the ground. I'm going you >> get him. Yeah. [snorts] >> Yes. These people were just stealing. He's a manager at CBS >> and they were just stealing at the CVS. So, he was about to call the cops on him. I told y'all I saw the >> radio that way. All the cars running out. >> What's your head on? >> 167. >> How you doing? >> You just hop out that car out there, >> huh? I'm not with her. >> I ask you for a ride. >> Not license. >> License. I don't drive. >> Why? You get out the car and walk off. You know they >> Because because he ran out left. He told me to get out of his car. He told me to get out of his car. >> Better copy or CVS, right? >> Who? No. He was at somebody's house. >> But y'all came y'all went to CVS. >> I went to get my medicine for CVS. What did you What else 145? That's what I paid for my >> You took the rest of this. >> I didn't take that. >> Who took it? >> You know, I'm dude that was in the car. >> So, you got it. So, guess what? >> Guess what? >> What? >> It's yours. >> You walking with it. >> Sit it right there. clear on my call. Turn it over. >> That's all you got. Nothing else. All right. I'm going to be detained, right? Put your hands on your back. I'm showing the other hands like you praying. >> Like you praying. Bring them back a little bit. There you go. Boom. >> Should be showing 34 out of it. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Washington, >> mommy. Mommy running like a [ __ ] You seen that [ __ ] Oh, son. He's running like a little hoe. >> How you tell this car? >> Listen. Listen. >> Going to get charged. >> I'm tell you down. I let it down. >> You tore this up? >> No. I'mma tear that up on this side. LT, >> that always been like that. Okay, >> I'm Lieutenant Davis. Please stop. Okay, >> I said I need air. I'm supposed to be attacking. >> I'll give you some air, okay? But do not tell this car. I'm not saying because it's mine because you tear it up, I hit you with a felony charge, okay? So, chill out. Tiec Nicholas Singleton was booked into the Clayton County Jail on charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, reckless conduct, driving without a valid license, possession of marijuana, hit and run, along with six active warrants from multiple jurisdictions. His mother, 60-year-old Sandra Singleton, was also arrested on three outstanding warrants. And although the reported shoplifting case was declined for prosecution, both still faced the legal consequences of the pursuit and their existing warrants. Tuesday, November 1st, 2022, a state trooper clocked a passenger car traveling 90 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 40. The driver ignored the attempted traffic stop and continued fleeing at speeds that placed countless motorists in danger. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Freaking 71. 77 T 77. Wait for it. 7 7 He's stopping his vehicle now. >> They're running across the interstate. For city, >> black male and a black female. cities to blackmail. They're on the south side. The male driver was captured a short time later and transported to the Kittinden County Detention Center where he was cited for speeding reckless driving, fleeing by vehicle driving on a suspended license, and a parole violation warrant. His female passenger was transported to Regional Medical Health Center in Memphis for treatment after being struck by a tractor trailer while attempting to run across the interstate. Thursday, October 3rd, 2024. An Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a transport utility vehicle after recording it traveling 90 miles hour in a 60 mph zone. Instead of pulling over driver Rashan Deman, Gary accelerated away, turning a speeding stop into a dangerous pursuit across busy highways. went around the box so we had no oncoming traffic coming up on here near Nestley be coming through here in just a second behind you. He's swinging towards you. >> Get him with that charger in before he gets out to John 34J. 11 secondary 42. I'll call it driving on demographic TV. Roll over. Start this thing. Roll start on foot. Run on foot. Grass on the ground. I can't fit, sir. >> Well, go in. Slide your butt over. Slide your butt towards the middle and then put your feet over here. You know what I'm saying? >> Your butt towards the middle. >> Hey. Hey. Um. >> Yeah. Listen. You just need to relax. >> Yeah. Are you hurt at all? Are you hurt at all? >> Yes, sir. Like >> I'm going have you checked out. Okay. >> My bad. Hey, can you try could you something, please? >> Yeah. I'm going to roll this window down some, too. >> Mine, bro. My is stupid. >> Rashon Demon Garry was taken to St. Bernard's Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries before being booked into the Craighead County Detention Center. While trooper Tyler Drum was also treated for facial injuries and later released. Gary was charged with felony fleeing and seconddegree battery, and a judge later ordered him held on a $75,000 cash-only bond because he was considered a danger to the public. One chase may be finished, but there is always another remarkable case waiting just around the corner. Check out the next video to see another real pursuit that takes an entirely different path. Thanks for watching and if you enjoy this kind of content, do not forget to subscribe.