On September 4th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper tried to stop a parole who was reportedly under the influence of narcotics during a late night patrol. Instead of accepting another encounter with law enforcement, the driver accelerated onto the highway and turned a routine stop into a dangerous pursuit. CFS received. CFS comments added. 37. Turn on the distribution. Are you checkmate? It's going back to production. in the house. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. On your face. On your face. Hands out to your sides. Hands out to your sides. Laser deployment. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach now. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. You don't get it again. COME ON. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> Hands out to your side. >> You're running. >> All right. Well, get in the car. We'll talk about it. man. >> Yeah, you're breathing air, aren't you? >> You're breathing air, aren't you? All right, here we go. By the time the situation was finally under control, the suspect had refused repeated commands before officers safely took him into custody with the help of a taser. After being evaluated by emergency medical personnel, the parole was booked to face charges including fleeing law enforcement, resisting arrest parole violations, and more. September 9th, 2022, deputies in Texas spotted a brand new Chevrolet Camaro SS spinning donuts outside an apartment complex. The driver decided that showing off was less risky than pulling over, but that decision quickly attracted far more attention than expected. Where is it? Okay, maybe break down. Break out. Break out. Get to eight. Break out. You got 800 326. We had rearming stop in progress. Tell progress. Where is >> open door right now? Step out of the car now. Step out of the car now. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I got you. Hands on your head. Hands on your head. Follow me to my voice now. Follow me to my voice now. Get that mother. Kiss the goddamn floor. Get the goddamn floor. >> One. They're in the middle of the felony stop. 326 10 4 >> He wasn't driving >> but his shoes are headed. >> So they said the other guy was driving all over. >> He's doing donut truck. This driver tried to stop him. He >> tried to stop him. He took off. Okay. Took off uh comes up beside me. I put my lights on. You guys on the shoulder, loses it, hits the uh uh fence. >> There's one in my car, too. >> Great job. >> You turn it sideways. >> So, we have an accident. >> Do you need them here? >> All right. Nah. >> Um, >> we got four. Yeah, >> I need to take the other guy. >> 147. >> Hey, who's got a body? >> 333. >> Hey, you got a camera? >> Yeah. Get this. >> It was on the back. So we mark the evidence bag 326. Okay. Check. These are his shoes. It's going to be a Hellcat. >> Hellcat. investigators determined that 18-year-old Johan Sto had been behind the wheel despite his repeated denials after the crash. He was booked into the Kaufman County Jail on charges including money laundering, unlawful carrying of a weapon possession of marijuana under 2 ounces, evading arrest with a vehicle, and more before later posting bond. His legal troubles did not end there either. He was arrested again in 2024 after another attempt to flee Texas deputies. Thursday, January 11th, 2024, Milwaukee officers located a white Kia Sportage connected to an abduction investigation traveling across snow-covered streets. Rather than stopping to answer questions, the two occupants chose to speed away through the city as officers closed in behind them. >> 270. >> 70. We got eyes on >> said we got eyes on a white Kia wanted >> abduction. >> We got the abduction key here. Vladim William >> Lincoln boy >> Lincoln William boy 169 in pursuit >> eastbound on Hampton from Titonia >> Nissan up Nissan 125 >> 70 in pursuit of a white Kia Soul >> Kia Sportage >> sorry Kia Sportage Lincoln William boy 169 wanted for the abduction eastbound on Hampton from go 22. >> We are now setting south on 21st from Hampton. South on 21st from Hampton. Total occupants due to tent. Speeds approximately 50 mph. Coming up to Glendale. Through the yield at Glendale. >> Still south on 45. >> Still south on 45. >> Coming up to Congress. >> Coming up to Congress. >> Yeah, they go east or west. Coming up to Congress here. He's losing control. >> Bail. Bail. Bail. OKAY. OKAY. STOP. WHERE ARE YOU FROM? GO. >> Put your UP NOW. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. Do not reach for stuff. Anything. Do not reach for anything. Keep your hands up. >> I'm going to get you out. Do not reach. >> No, I'm hanging up behind here. I'm good. >> 7270 crashing in Congress. The pursuit ended with both suspects being safely taken into custody after the vehicle came to rest in Lincoln Creek. Fortunately, no officers, suspects, or members of the public were injured, and the pair were arrested to face charges tied to the abduction investigation, fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, and more. On June 18th, 2021, Florida Highway Patrol troopers responded after multiple reports described a stolen Kia being driven the wrong way on Interstate 75. The driver, later identified as Rishi Buckmaster, ignored emergency lights almost immediately and forced troopers into a rapidly escalating pursuit. westbound still northbound 75. Super You already have a lot here. 149. They're trying to stop traffic. Is it one? still 49. Don't pull out. Heat. Heat. I'm going to make 460. 460. 46 on. Marathon. [screaming] We were 911. >> We were. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> What are you going to do to me? >> I'm shaking. Watch your head. >> Are you recording this? Did you see how your head arrest? They're breaking the law. >> All this is recorded. Get in the car. >> Because someone was chasing We were chasing you >> before you guys. But you you you t like five times. >> You know how many people you almost killed? Get in the car. >> My mind is reach back. >> Let me go on the other side. 1991. Ouch. >> Jump. After the chase, Bachmaster unsuccessfully tried to take additional vehicles at a gas station before deputies took him into custody and recovered a loaded firearm. He was later convicted and sentenced to 80 months in prison after being found guilty of offenses including attempted carjacking with a firearm grand theft, fleeing law enforcement during a high-speed pursuit, carrying a concealed firearm, and more. On January 2nd, 2023, Georgia State Patrol officers joined East Point to arrest 19-year-old Matthew Gaskins, who was wanted on multiple felony warrants while driving a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee. Gaskins chose to flee instead of surrendering, setting off a pursuit that stretched through neighborhoods and busy roadways. Get out the [screaming] door. Get out. Get out. Camera left hand Hello Kentucky. Control.4. before one. Get out. [screaming] Get out of the car. >> Get out of the [screaming] car. >> Please turn off the vehicle and put your hands up. vehicle. >> Please turn off the vehicle and put your hands on the vehicle. >> That was nothing. Dude, see wild >> up in there. I thought he was going to flip it. >> Yeah, >> we couldn't do nothing but keep pushing him. >> I didn't I've told him my car, I'm sure. >> Once the chase was finally over, Gaskins was taken into custody without further incident. After the disabled Jeep could no longer continue, he was booked to answer for multiple felony warrants along with offenses related to vehicle theft, fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, property damage, and more. Tuesday, August 12th, 2025, a Jones County Sheriff's Office sergeant attempted to arrest Dimmitri Bazzy after confirming she had multiple active warrants. She initially stopped her vehicle, but the moment those warrants were verified, she sped away and forced deputies into a chase that quickly became increasingly dangerous. Turn that ass off. She just took off. Heat. Heat. Pit pit. All right. P. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. bit. She's in the middle of medium. After deputies finally brought the pursuit to an end, Bosi was taken into custody to answer for her outstanding warrants along with new charges that could include felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, and other related offenses. The sheriff's office later noted that the pursuit had reached speeds of up to 140 mph, putting countless motorists at risk before her arrest. On August 9th, 2025, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a sport utility vehicle after discovering multiple vehicle related violations involving 23-year-old Tavian Marquad Offered. instead of handling a handful of traffic offenses, offered chose to flee and turned the encounter into a much more serious criminal case. four white color. CMS received. 327 36 1037 South going Street about safety. Go. Oh my god. Where are you? I got 36 roll over 116. What direction? The pursuit ended with offered in custody after the overturned vehicle left everyone climbing out instead of driving away. He was booked on charges including felony fleeing by vehicle reckless, driving, fleeing on foot, driving on a suspended license, unauthorized use of property failure to register the vehicle, no liability insurance, and more. On July 20th, 2024, a Clayton County deputy approached a white BMW at a Georgia gas station while investigating an armed robbery that had just occurred nearby. What started as a simple conversation about a strangely parked vehicle changed instantly when the driver later identified as Brian Blair suddenly accelerated away instead of answering more questions. >> What's going on? >> How are you? >> Good. Come back over this way. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> What's going on? Why we ordering in the parking lot? >> We're not We just got in the car and he was trying to put it he couldn't figure out how to put it back. Man, I couldn't figure out how to get this thing in out of drive. I mean, out of park right here, man, cuz >> Oh, yeah. >> But you got this thing, man. >> Why y'all hanging out in the parking lot? What y'all got going on? >> We weren't hanging out, man. I was in the back end right there. You know, that's why I had cut it. I put it back in and this button right here. >> Where yall coming from? >> We coming from uh exit uh the next exit up there. >> Where y'all headed to? >> We're headed home, man. We just had to get some gas. >> All right. You got driver's license? >> No, I ain't got a moment, though, man. >> Why not? Where you got driver's license? >> I mean, I I got him over there. Can >> I hang out right here? >> Tax code. What's your name, man? >> Jennifer Grafton smoking car. Jennifer Grafton. >> Jennifer Grafton. How do you know him? >> I know. >> He's your friend. >> What's wrong with him? >> Hey, Mr. Johnson, do me Hey, do me a favor. Unlock the door for me. All right. All right. >> Go ahead and step out, too. Black Op 6 is taking off. >> 42 northbound. White BMW. He's getting on 675 north. Setting up for pit. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. H. Give me the radio. Brown. Notify Henry County. Coming to the Henry County line. I got false name DB for criminal reckless driving. Stand by. Off the road. Off the road. 41. 41. 41. I dropped my flashlight over here. >> Go, GO, GO, GO. I GOT MY GUN OUT. I'M GOING TO SHOOT YOU. >> [screaming] [groaning] >> I ain't have no license. >> Shut the up. >> I AIN'T HAVE NO LICENSE, MAN. >> YOU BETTER STAY DOWN BEFORE YOU GET IT AGAIN. >> YOU GOT IT. YOU GOT IT. >> YOU GOT ME IN MY HEAD and everything, man. >> I don't give a [ __ ] man. Get out of this water. >> It's my bad, bro. >> Put your [ __ ] hands behind your back. >> Put your I I man. >> Hey, just keep coming back, >> man. It's all right, dude. >> Shut up. >> I just want you to know that, man. That ain't me, man. >> Right here. >> I'm scared, man. >> Yeah, we got him. >> Blackhawk 6 in custody. >> Taser deployed. Start a four. Hey, >> take them right behind you. GET OFF THE RADIO. THINK I'm right behind you. >> Start for >> tit. >> After fleeing into the woods and giving officers a false identity, Blair was taken into custody and investigators uncovered far more than a traffic offense during their search. He was booked into the Clayton County Jail facing charges related to fleeing law enforcement, providing false information, driving with a suspended license, probation violations, drug and firearm offenses, possession of stolen identification documents, and more. On January the 2nd, 2023, deputies in Hernando County located Alan Scott McCrae at a speedway after discovering he had an active arrest warrant. Rather than surrendering, McCrae reversed toward a deputy before speeding away and drawing additional agencies into the pursuit. 50b approaching warning 749. Looks like they're taking the shoulder for us to take it, but I ain't moving until we hit requesting to take primary 10. Moving to first position. Wait a minute. where we're at speed. Let him know we're up to 40 miles an hour. Definitely. You got Yeah. There we go. Airport 74. Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands up. Do not move. Do not move. >> In the car. >> Car. Hold car. 405. Get 10:30. >> 15 40 1540 or 1745 23. >> Once the pursuit was finally over, McCrae was taken into custody after officers safely brought the fleeing vehicle to a stop. He was booked to answer for his outstanding warrant along with charges including aggravated fleeing, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and more. On August 11th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked a black Dodge Charger traveling 107 mph on Interstate 40 before attempting a traffic stop. The driver, later identified as Maurice Freeman II, laughed at the trooper before deciding that speeding away was somehow the better option. That's going to be 1063. >> Speed's 130 passing day for westbound. Traffic is medium >> took day. Dayboard. >> He wrecked out. Wrecked out at the exit. Overturn. Get Conway started over started. Black melons but all wearing all black running towards the woods towards dayboard. >> Black male wearing all black towards the woods. running towards the interstate on the woods. GET THE ON THE GROUND ON THE GROUND NOW. SPREAD YOUR ARMS OUT. SPREAD YOUR ARMS OUT. ON THE GROUND. LOOK AWAY FROM ME. IF YOU MOVE, I'LLING KILL YOU. DO NOTING MOVE. Do noting move. Spread your arms out like face that way. Spread your legs in the hood. You have any guns on you. My name is Trooper Kev, the Arkansas State Police. Reason I try to stop, you came up behind me going 100 miles an hour. Okay. Stop. I mean, where you going? He had to drink tonight. 109 Little Rock. Have a seat. >> You can release the net. >> The investigation continued long after the crash when officers tracked Freeman down at another location and uncovered an attempt to help him escape. Freeman was arrested on charges including felony fleeing by vehicle, unauthorized use of property, fleeing on foot, reckless driving, driving while suspended, no insurance, and more. While Kendra Ran was charged with hindering the apprehension of a person accused of committing a class D felony. On April 2nd, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol joined Lakeland police officers in tracking a gold Chrysler Town and Country minivan connected to a homicide investigation as it raced across Interstate 4. Instead of stopping for the growing line of patrol vehicles, the suspect continued weaving through traffic at dangerous speeds. It's in trips as a signal 42. So I believe they're assisting It's 62 just a few seconds ago. 62 right on 47. We're at 54 right now. Can I get those air? I'm number two. I'm number two. Sergeant, we're coming up to the uh the express lane. Let me know if you take the express lanes or not. >> All right. Hey, whoever that is, do they hear me? Hit him. Hit him. Hit him right now. Tire to tire. Tire to tire. Push him if you have to. >> There you go. Push him. Push it. We are still east back left shoulder. He's just passing everybody on the shoulder. Now we're back on the road. We're passing. Make sure it's okay. >> Maybe we're passing. We're passing turn right now. Whoever that unit is, try to hit him. You're right on him. You can hit him. >> Number one is not responding. Number two, take over and pitch. >> Yeah, I'm number two. The top is approach that car. We have it going right behind you. All right, we're coming up to JP JP. We exit still westbound JP exit. I'm sorry, eastbound. All right, he's exited. Exit at JYP. Exit JYPp Parkway exit. We're approaching the light at JYPp. Looks like we are making a right. Making a right. Making a right. I think he just destroyed his car. Okay, over here. Stay there. >> Okay. Go ahead, >> Charlie. 45 860 06 513. The pursuit concluded with officers safely taking the suspect into custody after bringing the minivan to a stop away from the interstate. The driver was arrested to face charges connected to the homicide investigation along with fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, and additional offenses uncovered during the case. On August 26th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a speeding Lincoln Town Car racing through a construction zone on Interstate 630. Rather than accepting a citation, driver Joshua Haney accelerated weaved through traffic and created a far more dangerous situation within seconds. No more time. Who's running across 6:30? Where you at? >> WHITE MALE, black shirt, maroon pants out north. I think he's on 630 somewhere. We're getting a location. I'LL SHOOT YOU. I'LL SHOOT YOU. YOU BETTER STOP. 630. I will shoot you. Area 54 is going to be on 6:30. I will blow your bra. >> 30. I'm get that call. 5:30. There she is. >> 85. Clear the net. Have a seat. Sit up. >> What's up? After crashing and unsuccessfully trying to escape on foot, Haney was arrested with the assistance of another deputy before investigators searched the vehicle and discovered a loaded stolen firearm. He was booked on charges including fleeing by vehicle fleeing on foot, possession of a firearm by certain persons, theft by receiving a firearm, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, fictitious tags, criminal mischief battery, and more. On December 8th, 2021, Florida Highway Patrol identified a stolen vehicle and attempted to bring it to a stop before the driver chose to flee. Rather than staying locked in a dangerous high-speed pursuit, troopers switched tactics by deploying a GPS tracking dart that allowed them to monitor the suspect from a safer distance. Look out the radio. 30. The bridge initial bridge first. We are still very traffic. 37 southbound 0 passing to 35. Right. Attention. Here you pit him. SHOW US YOUR ASS. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT your hands on fire. Crossire the out of the car. No 54. I want an update today. 105 or what? 0 105 119 EMS or no advis. >> The pursuit concluded after officers re-engaged under more favorable conditions and safely took the driver into custody. The suspect is expected to face charges including grand theft of a motor vehicle, felony fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving, and more. Early on September 20th, 2025, Conway police officer Jared Morales responded to a welfare check involving a confused driver before locating a gray Kia Sportage traveling without headlights. Instead of pulling over for what began as a safety related stop, 81-year-old John Leon White drove away and turned the encounter into a lengthy pursuit. 55 miles an hour passing the 8 mile store coming up on the turn to Alonia. 55 miles an hour. No traffic. >> Be advising 8 miles coming. >> He's going down the wrong side of the the highway on 65. Uh 48 miles an hour past the Voluonia cutoff. So I still travel east 64 miles per hour. No traffic county is slowing up. I think we got spikes out of here. Just passed Gilam Road. Still traveling east 50 miles per hour. No traffic. >> Make sure you give that English. >> Copy. Oh. Oh, he just he just wrecked out. He just wrecked out. He just wrecked out. >> Careful. Careful. He wrecked out. He's in the He's in the middle of the road. Middle of the road. me please. >> Crossfire 45 driver. SHOW ME YOUR HAND RIGHT NOW. SHOW THEM. DRIVER, show me your hands. >> Hey, we're probably just going to have >> you hold your hand. Hands out the window. Hands where I can see them. Approaching where I can see them. >> Still pushing pushing >> pushing with you. for your call. This >> old man window. around [clears throat] his legs are swollen. I don't know. >> Are you hurt anywhere else? I think right there. >> Um, I'm not going to call a record yet. Y'all didn't call anybody yet, did you? >> Uh, I don't >> We didn't call record. >> I'm sorting through that now. We're still trying to get a return on car. >> I got you. We got state is coming out, so they'll they'll call a record and all that stuff. figure out what we're going to do about him probably going to the hospital in White County. >> Yeah. >> White survived the crash and was taken into custody while officers recovered approximately 90 dosage units of suspected narcotics from the vehicle. He was charged with fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, leaving the scene of property damage, and more. On December 7th, 2020, deputies with the Shabboan County Sheriff's Office attempted to stop a stolen van traveling along Interstate 43 in Wisconsin. Rather than giving up the vehicle, the occupants stayed on the move until the pursuit carried them towards the Belgium exit. Cooler, you can disregard. 84, I'll reduce my speed. Get in the right lane. You can take over secondary for 198. 46. This is going to be second car coming up to you in the left lane. Second car in the left lane coming up to you. >> 989. I'm out. >> And you can take over secondary for 98. 46. It's going to be the second car coming up to you in the left lane. Second car in the left lane coming up to you. By the semi southbound passing the 119 speed 100 7 Roger. Getting off the Belgium 107. >> Just 1050 I believe. That's a big drop. I'm going to go to the exit side. form. Two female blacks, two male blacks southbound 34 village. >> Uh just 1050 I believe. >> That's a big drop off. I'm going to go to the exit side. Four. Two female blacks. Two male blacks. Southbound 34 >> 26. They're running up by the hotel. I can see >> [music] >> I'm sorry westbound to the BP King pass or toward I got three at gunpoint behind the hotel. I'll come by you by the hotel. >> Space visit. >> Nothing on you. ran >> 84 dispatch. Uh they're saying he ran west from Royal Avenue today. >> You just met him today. >> Yeah. >> And you get in the vehicle to hard to believe. Got ID on you? >> No. >> No ID? >> Where you from? >> Milwaukee. >> Milwaukee. What's your name? >> Got ID. The subject that is still attending is behind the coyote bar. >> I'm going to feature >> right now. on the corner. >> The chase ended after the van left the roadway and came to rest in a ravine behind a nearby hotel where deputies quickly began taking suspects into custody while another fled on foot. Multiple people were arrested and investigators were expected to pursue charges including possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing law enforcement, resisting arrest, and more. On December 1st, 2025, California Highway Patrol attempted to stop a speeding black Jeep Cherokee after officers observed it racing through red and yellow lights at well over 100 mph. Instead of slowing down, the driver crossed freeways and city streets before abandoning the vehicle in a residential neighborhood. >> Third, um, get passed by this driver and other officers and he is moving right now. This driver is going exceedingly fast in the express lanes. Um, and I believe the original want the the reason >> 143 mph they just clocked there. So even if that's in the ballpark of what that driver was going, that is extremely fast speed, >> right? Officers witnessed this driver going over 100 miles an hour. That was the beginning, the reason they tried to pull this car over. And now you can add several charges on top of this dangerous driving, this these dangerous speeds. Um, as we approach the bottom of the hour, we do want to reset real quick and let you know you are watching Eyewitness News at 6 here on ABC7 and the lights just got turned off. So, now we have another crime here trying to evade um trying to hide yourself and turn the lights off and get off at Garfield. This looks like and collision with that driver and they were able to get off and lose the uh the lead officer in this pursuit with one headlight on might have knocked out one of the headlights. We'll see if one of the secondary officers was able to continue on. They have ditched the vehicle. It looks like it is rolling onto the shoulder now looking for someone on foot. >> Bailed out of the vehicle, dodging in between those trees. It's difficult to see because it's so dark out there right now, but it looked as though somebody dove out of that car and tried to duck into those trees in this neighborhood. >> Yeah, as we gain up on the camera here, we have the night sun from the overhead view. Um, but right in this area here, there were some trees. You can see a shadow moving among the lighted areas, but it is very dark in this area. We did not see where this person went. The driver ditched the vehicle. It rolled into that fence there on the left of your screen. You can see it on the sidewalk right now. And it looked like it uh ran into that fence >> up an embankment almost. >> Yeah. And is this an officer who's pulled up or is this just a We saw someone outside right on the corner at where that lighted area is. We see the night sun there. Right there. So, there is someone on that porch. You can see a shadow moving right there. I don't know whether that's a resident checking something out or whether that has to do with the person who just bailed here. There was someone on this porch. Um likely just coming outside to see what's happening in your in your neighborhood when you hear this commotion. We have the first responding vehicle right here. Two officers now pulling up. Uh we don't know what jurisdiction they are from, but finally getting here on the ground. It's a little difficult when resources are thin like this to try and lock down a perimeter to make sure this person can't escape. And you have all that time that has now spanned lapsed after this came to an end where this person could be blocks away by now. >> Yeah, we did see a law enforcement helicopter overhead. So perhaps the helicopter has eyes on this person. You can see officers getting out of the vehicle, flashlights on, running across the street, perhaps being guided by officers in >> As long as these officers you can see CHP moving at speed. It it's again we we can't tell whether they know something or whether they will um are just looking as best they can hoping that they find something here. Uh but again, yeah, we will keep an eye on this and uh bring you any developments as they come in. >> To some of our other top stories right now, a killer or killers remain on the loose tonight after a mass shooting at a child's birthday party. New Avenue. This started around six o'clock this evening. Just ended about what 15 minutes ago in this neighborhood in San Gabriel. >> And this driver pulling a dangerous pursuit to get away from pursuing officers turning off his headlights in the lefthand lane, veering across all lanes of traffic. And they have someone in custody on the ground right now. So they do have someone in custody. It looks like this is about to come to an end. A man in a tank top being checked for weapons on his person. And CHP officers, their their work pays off. They've been combing this area for the better part of 10, 15 minutes on foot. This driver was able to get off the freeway without a tail, turning off that those headlights, driving across all lanes of traffic. It was too dangerous of a maneuver for CHP officers to pull off. So, he got off the exit, got out of his car once he had pulled off, letting his vehicle roll into a nearby fence, and has been hiding. But now the hiding is done. >> Yeah, he pulled out. He bailed out of that moving vehicle, hopped a fence, dove between some trees and took off. He had a 2, three minute lead easily from pursuing officers. They've been searching for him now in this very dark neighborhood off of the 10 freeway for at least 15 minutes or so. And it appears now after they set up that perimeter, they were finally able to find him. >> After an extensive search involving officers on the ground and air support, police located the suspect hiding nearby and placed the individual into custody. The driver is likely to face charges including felony evading law enforcement, reckless driving, hit and run involving property damage, and more. On May 2nd, 2026, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a red Dodge Charger after trooper Teddy Henderson clocked it, traveling more than 80 mph in a 55 mph zone. Rather than accepting a speeding citation driver, Thalia Jones accelerated away despite having her three-year-old son riding in the back seat. I've got no activity yet. I'm at gunpoint. Put your hands up. >> Got a female coming out of the back seat on the driver's side. Hands up. >> Got a toddler walking out of the back. >> Got a baby. >> Come stand right here. You're okay. Come. Come right here, baby. Come right here. Come right here. >> Okay. >> Sit up here. Okay. Sit right here, baby. Sit right here. Is it just you? >> Why did you run for me with a baby in the car? >> I don't care where you're going. Yes, sir. >> Why would you do that? >> Crawl to me. >> I don't care. Crawl to me. Crawl to me. >> You crawled out of the car. You crawl to me. >> You okay? >> You okay? Mama. Mama. Thank you. >> The child is okay. She's with me sitting on the hood of my car. The mother's trying to crawl to me. >> Get over here. >> Are you the only person in the car? >> You're going to crawl over here. Quit trying to walk. Just crawl. trying to get up. Get up. >> Can I get Can I call someone to get my baby? >> Well, yeah, obviously. >> 15. >> And one female 240. I'm so sorry, sir. >> You should be. >> Yeah. >> That was the stupidest thing I've ever seen. Hey, man. >> Could have killed your own child. >> Hey, buddy. >> Let's Let's clear this real quick. >> Okay. Stay right there. He's trying to get him there. Nothing's in the car. Nothing's in the car. No. No. Nothing. I'm not him. This is my boyfriend's car. Boy, Gabe. Me and a deputy got this car cleared as best we can. She says there's nobody else in there. Uh next 101. I didn't have my baby. >> Why you going? >> I don't have a license. >> That's why you ran for me? Yes, sir. >> You ran for me? Cuz you don't have a license. You almost killed your kid. Do you understand me? Come here. Stand in front of my car. You could have killed your child. Do you understand? >> That was the stupidest thing you've ever done in your life. Okay. >> Today was the stupidest decision you've ever made. You understand? >> Pulling you over for going 80 and a 55. >> You were. >> No, sir. >> Yeah, cuz you were trying to get get away from me and then you confirmed it by running from me. >> Quit talking. >> I got you. No problem. >> Yes. Your mother is going to get the child. Police are busy. You're going to keep going. >> No, we're not. >> No, we're not. >> You did this. >> You already checked everything in there. Y'all check that vehicle. >> Yeah. Yeah. We got to get it rolled over to finish checking it. But >> Jones was arrested after the overturned Charger came to rest while her toddler was safely reunited with a responsible adult. After being evaluated at the scene, she was booked on charges including felony fleeing by vehicle, endangering the welfare of a minor driving on a suspended license, unauthorized use of another person's property to facilitate a crime, and more, while also being held on an outstanding failure to appear warrant. That may be the end of this pursuit, but it is only one chapter in a much larger collection of unbelievable police chases that only get more intense from here. Click on the next video to see another case that took an even more unexpected turn. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more real police pursuit breakdowns.