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On January 21st, 2023, a black Audi A4 barreled down Interstate 30 after deputies tried and failed to stop it with spike strips. Behind the wheel was Jordan Cotner, already riding on shredded tires and still refusing to pull over. All the way in 4:30. about 100 149 430 430 430 He's trying to hit 70. YOU BETTER [screaming] NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH. YOU SHUT UP. >> YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS RIGHT THERE. >> Shut up. Keep your hands up. >> Let's move. Hey, hold here. You got a rifle. >> Yep. Can you open that door? >> Yes. WE'RE THE ARKANSAS STATE POLICE. I'VE GOT >> YOUR HANDS UP. >> Got a K9 here. Hey, make make him crawl through the passenger window right here in front of you. Come to me. Come out this window. >> [music] >> Get the door. Get the door. Open that door. >> Keep your hands up. >> Get the door. Get the door. >> Keep your hands up. >> Keep your hands where I can see them or I'll pay you again. Keep your hands where I can see. Get out the door. Get out the car. Get out the door. Watch the fire. Watch the fire. We see you HELP the winner of the Cotner's standoff ended with troopers forcibly removing him from the vehicle before handing him over to the Hot Spring County Sheriff's Office. He was transported to detention where evidence and reports were completed. He now faced charges tied to felony fleeing, resisting arrest and making alarming threats that escalated the situation far beyond a routine traffic stop. November 9th, 2022 began with a driver refusing to stop for Arkansas State Police pushing speeds while acting increasingly erratic. Inside the vehicle, a passenger remained along for a ride that was about to take a dangerous turn. >> [screaming] >> 62 from 9:30. 40 tackle number 365. Show me your hands. Show me YOUR HANDS. LEFT HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. HEY, back here. We both located him in the Harvey Park. He's running on foot. He's running south across the field. South Park on foot across the field from Army. In the aftermath, officers rushed to secure the scene and check on those involved after the passenger was thrown from the vehicle and narrowly avoided being struck again. Both occupants were taken into custody as the incident drew scrutiny for the risks involved. The driver ultimately faced charges related to fleeing reckless driving and endangering passengers on the roadway. On May 11th, 2024, a routine traffic stop on Interstate 40 turned suspicious when a blue Nissan Maxima displayed unauthorized blue lights. The driver, later identified as Richard E. Blaine, initially complied before suddenly deciding to run. Stay in there. Stay in there. Stay in the car. 831% 37. Move it over. back there. Still be up. Yeah. casino. Get out of the car. >> On the dog. I'm 73 coming south. Turn around that way. >> Turn around that way. go on the ground. >> [screaming] >> Get on the ground. GET ON THE GROUND. You respect us highly, but you're going to come out here and risk people's lives. >> Tell me how this respecting us highly. >> I don't care about it right now. Blaine's run ended with a K-9 deployment and a trip to the hospital for treatment before being cleared and booked into the Kittinden County Jail. Investigators recovered a firearm fake tags and police style gear from the vehicle. He was hit with a long list of charges including criminal impersonation felony fleeing and unlawful use of blue lights stacking up a case that went far beyond a simple traffic violation. On November 16th, 2022, officers in ML responded to a welfare check involving a distressed individual. Instead of cooperation, the subject drove off, turning concern for safety into a slowmoving multi- agency pursuit. Henry Nora going through that. You want me to keep calling it or what? >> Lane speed 68 north. How she driving the two lane not being >> 23 29. Where are you? 52. >> Thank you. 24. I'm out with it. Go, go, go, >> go. See that? >> Y'all get out of the way. >> 23 is with him in the back. Coming up on 107. >> Let's get one unit to call us, please. [screaming] HAND. Go ahead. Heat. Heat. onelic. Authorities eventually pulled the driver from the vehicle and took the individual into custody for evaluation. shifting the focus from enforcement to medical and mental health intervention. The case centered less on criminal charges and more on ensuring the individual received appropriate care following the incident. March 4th, 2023 started with a minor traffic violation on Interstate 40 when a black Chevrolet Suburban failed to signal a lane change. The driver, Henry Miller, appeared unusually nervous during what should have been a routine stop. How you doing today, man? >> Good. How are you, sir? >> I'm good. My name is Trooper Blackerby with the Arkansas State Police. >> Yes, sir. >> And the reason why I pulled you over, Mr. Miller, when you changed lanes, brother, what are you supposed to do? >> I used my bler. >> No, you didn't. Not when you went from the left lane to the right. I figured you just tired or not paying attention or something. >> I I was talking to my fiance. >> Okay. Well, I mean, that happens. I mean, I not Hey, man. Look, I just appreciate you being honest about it. Like I said, I I promise you I'm not making that up. I was like, "Well, he didn't signal, but you have to understand part of my job is to prevent some of these crashes." Well, because here's the deal, man. First, hey, I forgot to turn my blinker on. Then it's, hey, now I'm running over here over this white line. And then, hey, next thing I know, I've center punched a tree out here in the middle of the woods. >> Do you see the problem? What And what are all those usually equal? So, you're either a distracted cuz you just admitted you were cuz you're on the phone or b you're sleeping, you're about to have a crash. >> Well, okay. Well, I understand that. But how do I know that until I pull you over and asked you? >> I didn't exactly see. So, I didn't have a clue now, did I? >> Okay, cool. So, you are from Yuma, Arizona. Okay. And is this What is this? >> This is That's the >> Okay. Where's the actual paper where you rented it? >> That's everything. >> This just a just like a >> everything they gave me, sir. There should have been something else inside of it. >> There wasn't anything else. That was it. >> Okay. >> I just got off the phone with it. >> Okay. Where did you rent it at? >> Yeah. Tulsa, Oklahoma. >> In Tulsa, Oklahoma. Okay. On to you. >> Yeah, it's just my suitcase. >> Okay. Would you consent to let me search your car? >> Really? >> I just asked you. You have a right to say no. >> I'd rather just >> Okay, that's fine. So, here's the deal. I I tell you what. I I got a drug dog. Okay. I'll run him around your car real quick. If he alerts the odor of narcotics, I have probable cause to search it. If not, you'll be free to go. I'll get you going. Okay. So, so here's what I'm going to have you do. Come >> now. Come on. Come on. >> I'll be real quick with this. If you'll just stand right here for me, okay? He bites. I just don't want him to bite you. >> But everything in there is yours. Correct. Okay. Hey man. Uh-uh. Stand back over there. Back up. Oh, you going find it? Oh, find it. There you go. Go find it. Go find it. There. Go find it. Oh yeah. Go find it. >> Zinger. >> Hold on to this one, please. What would you want me to talk to? >> I was going to get the number so I could give it to her. That's >> okay. So, here's the deal. Okay. Dog alerted on your vehicle. Okay. So, that gives me probable cause to search it. So, this is your one chance and your one chance only to be honest with me. Is there something in there you're not supposed to have? >> Yes. >> What's in there? >> Cannabis. >> Cannabis. Marijuana? Yes, sir. >> You're admitting you have marijuana in your vehicle? Yes, sir. >> How much? >> I'm not going to lie to you. >> How much? >> I think it's 25 pounds. You think you have 25 lbs? Okay, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Listen to me, okay? I appreciate you being honest. You have the right to remain silent, okay? Anything you say or do can be used against you in court. You have the right to have an attorney present before you answer any questions. Okay? You can't afford attorney won't be appointed to you by the state of Arkansas at no cost to you. Do you understand that? >> That's your money? >> That's my money. >> Okay. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. They told you it was 25 lbs. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You want to answer my questions? >> I'm not afraid to. >> Okay. All right. Have a seat. Okay. You're too old for this fit. Okay. Fair enough. Okay. So, how much you getting paid? Is that your Is that 7,000 your payment? >> Uh, no. That was uh for expenses. >> For expenses during the trip? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> So, they told you there was 25 lbs of marijuana in there. >> That's what they told me I was picking up. Yes. >> Okay. And you picked it up where? >> Oklahoma. >> In Oklahoma. And you were going to take it to where? >> I've just taken it to Atlanta. They were chasing cars at me. >> You're a pretty nervous human being. You know that, right? And I've been doing this a long time, brother. Okay. I'll be back with you in a minute. >> I'll be back. Hang on. You got more than 25 lbs, chief. >> Huh? >> Do what? >> They told me. >> That's just what they told you. >> Yeah. >> You ever been arrested before, Mr. Miller? >> Yeah. vehicle blocking the number one lane west. >> Do what? >> When I was younger. [snorts] >> When you were younger, what for? >> Um, one time was uh for smoking cannabis, having cannabis in my garage. >> Yeah. So, they they gave you that seven grand, Mr. Miller, for spending money. >> Yes, sir. >> They did. >> Yes, sir. >> They weren't going to let you keep any of it. >> I assume. I don't know. me when I got there. >> Yeah. What were you supposed to do when you got there? >> Just uh give them the car. >> And how were you supposed to get back home? >> They were going to give me a plane ticket >> and fly you back to Arizona. >> Yeah. >> Can't beat that dog's nose, dude. >> You know what I mean? >> Why was he in the front? >> Do what? >> Why do you alert in the front? Well, you not see where his head went to to begin with? Right there at your fender. Well, >> was it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, you also got to think you just had that window rolled down, too. So, where's the most air coming out of that car at? >> I know. You know how many You know me how many,000 lbs of dope that dog's found? >> Oh, I can only imagine. >> Yeah, a lot. >> They've got a huge load coming. >> They do? >> Yeah. >> Tell me more. >> Work with me. >> I'll give you the whole thing. Yeah, we'll see what we can do, man. I'll give you the chance to help you. >> Definitely. >> They're going to have >> three or 400 a week going through here starting the week after next. >> Okay. Plus, there other lanes >> through other ways. >> Other lanes that they use. >> Oh, I know there's other lanes they use from Oregon, California. >> Mhm. I'm surprised they don't tell y'all to stay out of Arkansas, right? >> Huh? >> What' you say? >> I said I'm surprised you hadn't been told to stay out of Arkansas. Been told that a couple times. They told him to stay out of here. I should have just stayed out of everywhere. >> Mhm. >> 71 on north side. >> Miller's trip ended in handcuffs after a K-9 alert led to the discovery of roughly 42 lbs of marijuana and thousands of dollars in cash. The vehicle was towed and evidence processed. He was booked on charges including possession with intent to deliver and possession of drug paraphernalia. turning a simple stop into a major narcotics case. October 7th, 2022 followed a series of targeted shootings that left multiple victims across Conway. Police quickly identified 32year-old Prince Michael Ajatun Mobi as the suspect and launched a large-scale manhunt. 129 speed 80. Speed 80. >> All right. Speed about 90. We're passing 120. speed 1.87 Okay. 147. Standing right Yeah. Street. away. Where is it? We got three. Got it. Got it. The pursuit ended after Ajetan Moby fled on foot and was later found in a field with a self-inflicted injury. He was transported to a hospital where he later passed away. Investigators continued piecing together the case which involved multiple victims and charges tied to the earlier violent incidents. November 9th, 2022 saw a driver refuse to stop for Arkansas State Police quickly escalating into a high-speed chase. The suspect pushed the vehicle beyond its limits, weaving through roads in a desperate attempt to escape. Heat. Heat. Heat. He's just wrecked out going at the entrance in the cium. Entrance in the canyon. Getting ready to wrecked out. Wrecked out. We're right here at the entrance in the canyon. We got one foot light. >> Stop. Come here. Come here. Come here. You going to get tag? Come here. You going to get tag three right here. Move as you get. Move in to get it. Motivate to get it. Move. You get it. Hands on your back. There you go. Move and you will get I'm good. You stay right there. You got to stay right there. Don't >> Okay, they're they're coming. >> Okay. >> Which where you at? This house right here. This house right here. Okay. Whoa. The chase ended abruptly when the driver lost control and crashed into a power pole. Multiple occupants jumped out and tried to flee, but were quickly tracked down. All suspects were taken into custody facing charges that included fleeing reckless driving and resisting arrest. On May 9th, 2023, a traffic stop attempt on Interstate 555 spiraled when a black GMC Yukon with improper registration refused to yield. The driver, Timmy Lynn Davis, chose to run, setting off a chain of increasingly chaotic events. >> [groaning] >> We're located 37 from the 37b 48 crossover. Was he last in here behind Nestle in this construction area? Some of the workers are pointing back east. They're pointing back east. >> Hey, where'd he go? >> Pointing backward. He took off the dy. >> Gosh damn it, Jones. Well, he stole a truck from Nestle. It's in a gray dy. Gray DY with a trailer on it. Still speeds about 70. He tried to ping heavy trailer. I take right now. Try to spot himself around here. 43 John. I'm here at Highland and CW Post. I have no water cover. I'm at MLK Highland. MLK somebody here at Harrisburg Road in Highland. Get JPD check on them. Got a crash. Got a crash. He's still going. He's still going. >> Take him out. Yo, >> put one in here. Somebody getway road marker and end this if you can. >> Eastbound on west corner. Eastbound on west marker coming eastbound on west marker. 8 left marker 46 left 46 on west We're coming to be approaching the intersection. Looks like he might be trying to get back on the interstate. He's about to hit the guard rail. He went through the guard rail across traffic into the housing complex. I mean, north of >> Davis was eventually captured after abandoning one stolen vehicle, taking another at gunpoint and causing widespread damage across Jonesboro. The court later handed down decades in prison along with significant restitution. He faced major charges including theft by receiving and felony fleeing, sealing a case defined by destruction and escalation. December 1st, 2023 began with a roadside encounter when a driver without a license plate reacted aggressively to police contact. That driver, later identified as Shawn Pachezer, quickly turned confrontation into a fullspeed escape. I'm going to go for DVD. >> Where are you now? 39. >> Just pass the 78 into the 78 SUV. We're coming up on the 78 right now. We're on gravel right now. Well, tell me where this road comes out at on the map. >> So, we'll come out to Shaveley Road. It'll come to a scene. He'll either go left in frames or go right into his pipel. coming. >> Hey, D right there. Ch. >> I can't talk right now. Chris, I'll call you back. Yes, he's right here. He's at the bridge. He's bailed out at the bridge. Would you advise they saw the suspect throw something? >> 39. That's going to be near the mass overpass just before 112 head westbound. Okay, if you can't give me >> Paser's run ended near a creek after a crash and short foot pursuit. He was taken into custody and transported to the Benton County Sheriff's Office. He faced a long list of charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and refusal to submit to a chemical test alongside multiple traffic violations. March 29th, 2025, just before 11 at night, officers pursued a vehicle speeding through Interstate 40 with its headlights off. The driver, John Bruce Martinez, pushed speeds well beyond safety limits while trying to outrun police. 13th primary coming up on the 142. speed. It's about 127. Go ahead. Take over. Wrecked out. Hey, somebody grab a fire extinguisher. Put that out. I didn't see anybody bail out of this car, but they went down this embankment. Let's move up and clear it together. >> There's three people in the car. >> Three people. >> All right. They're probably pretty messed up. I see an elbow there. elbow there. What you see in that back window, you're going to have best shot. >> All right. Looks like the driver and and uh front passenger laid on top of each other. Drivers laying across the back seat. >> I'm going to cut these bags off. >> Yep. Hang on. 813 Little Rock. Started at 10:16. Possibly three of them. I got three individuals in the vehicle. >> We got one, two, three, four. Four individuals. Ma'am, hold still. Ma'am, keep your hands up. >> Ma'am, hands up. Hands up. The pursuit ended in a crash where Martinez did not make it at the scene while three teenage passengers were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators documented the incident as a fatal fleeing case tied to excessive speed and dangerous driving conditions. On February 15th, 2024, a driver in a pickup truck refused to stop leading officers into a fastmoving pursuit. As pressure mounted, the driver made a split-second decision that would define the outcome. Day five7 9:30 10 4 county advis you copying >> 104 as well 9349 Yeah. >> K5 returns on a 2016 Toyota clear flight. What's your mom? >> I just pitted him out. He's in the meeting. He keeps running. >> Send an ambulance. Send an ambulance. 42. >> I'm on 67. I'm current road right now. >> Hey buddy, can you hear me? Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey, buddy. Hey. Hang in there. Hang in there. Hang in there. Can you hear me? Hey. Instead of staying put, the driver jumped from the stillmoving truck and hit the pavement hard before officers moved in and secured him. Medical attention was required due to the impact. He was taken into custody and faced charges including fleeing and reckless driving after a failed attempt to escape on foot. Monday, November 1st, 2022 began with a vehicle clocked at 90 mph in a 65 zone on Interstate 40. The driver ignored lights and sirens, choosing instead to weave through traffic at dangerous speeds. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Freaking 71. 77. 77. 19. Middle 7.7 Just take it as soon as he's stopping his people now. They're running across the interstate. Four cities. >> Black male and a black female. >> Four cities. It's a black male and black female. might take77. >> After stopping, both occupants ran across the interstate where the female passenger was struck by a tractor trailer and rushed to a hospital for treatment. The driver was later apprehended nearby. He faced charges including fleeing reckless driving, speeding, and driving on a suspended license along with a parole violation. November 11th, 2022, officers in North Little Rock attempted to stop a stolen SUV near the Broadway Bridge. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated into downtown traffic. 25 south on the branch right now. >> 25 stop working. RX 65 mph. Get over there. What's going on? secondary. behind K9 2 pass traffic. I'll do your phone behind your back at 115 Of course. >> The chase ended when the SUV collided with another vehicle and three suspects ran from the scene. Officers quickly located and arrested all of them. While no injuries were reported, the suspects faced charges tied to vehicle theft, fleeing, and property damage. On November 28th, 2022, a routine felony stop took an unexpected turn when a passenger suddenly jumped into the driver's seat. In seconds, that passenger turned the situation into a full pursuit. Westbound 18. Give us stopping inside shoulders 30 east over the number three shut down. Liter is now directed for Adam 18. >> Throw your cigarette out. Throw your cigarette out. up. Get out. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. You want to cover her? >> How many people were in the car? >> There's another person in there. >> Yep. >> All right. Hey. We are maxing the driver seat 17 and 137 water spring. inside. Jump in the wall. We got it. THE VEHICLE WAS eventually disabled and heavily damaged, bringing the chase to an end as officers secured both individuals involved. The case resulted in charges including fleeing, resisting arrest, and additional violations tied to the reckless attempt to escape. November 27th, 2022 featured a driver in an orange Dodge Challenger attempting to outrun police despite clearly struggling to control the powerful car. Speed and poor judgment quickly became a dangerous mix. Father7. about Hey [screaming] pants out four times >> locationville. pipe left. >> Hey understand. The escape ended when the driver lost control and crashed into a roadside barrier. Officers moved in and took the suspect into custody without further incident. Charges included reckless driving, fleeing, and property damage stemming from the failed getaway. What? 8 point 8.2 Please hilarious. Okay. B. We're back. That's bad. I got headed out. >> Okay, get back on the road. He's going to stay 40 eastbound just for their info. I'm going to exit here at Danny Thomas. He took Danny Thomas. I'm still behind him trying to get back to Arkansas. We'll get a return on that tag. >> Despite attempts to stop the vehicle, the driver continued fleeing until additional agencies became involved and took over coordination. The suspect was eventually stopped and taken into custody. Charges included fleeing, reckless driving, and multiple traffic violations tied to the prolonged interstate pursuit. As this case comes to a close, it opens the door to even more unpredictable moments ahead. Check out the next video to see another incident that takes a completely different turn. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more real footage and breakdowns.
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