Early in the afternoon of March 18th, 2024, a white Dodge Challenger roared down US 441 in Florida, pushing nearly 100 mph through a 65 zone. When lights and sirens came alive behind him, the Challenger ignored every signal to stop setting off a dangerous pursuit [music] across intersections and county roads. Pass the way station now. I'm right on the way station 419 4266 that county line. They're going to >> All right, we do have a hit on the stop sticks. >> All right, we're still going a little too fast in pit. Rear pass rear driver signs going out. for rear driver side going out. >> Sier, do you want something to continue or be? >> I'm right here with your 10. or if I can get a chance to pet him. When I pit him right here, if I can get a chance, I'm going to tell you. control. Stand by. Signal. Show me your [screaming] ass. Show me your ass. very he got power lines down. [screaming] >> The driver, later identified as 20-year-old Kamari Stokes, was finally taken into custody after multiple agencies joined forces. Inside the car, troopers found marijuana and learned that Stokes had been driving on a suspended license. He now faces several charges, including fleeing and eluding, no valid driver's license, and speeding, among others. His passenger cooperated and was released at the scene. Just after midnight on September 25th, 2022, a Georgia trooper sitting on Pennsylvania Avenue clocked a gold Chevy Malibu flying through a 35 zone first at 55 mph, then again at 62. When the driver refused to stop, the night erupted into chaos through residential streets and parking lots. The Malibu tore through stop signs, went airborne, and narrowly missed other cars as it raced toward President Street. Oh my god. Oh my god. The driver identified as Rashiml Howard eventually lost control and rolled his vehicle multiple times before it caught fire. Miraculously, he survived the crash and was pulled from the wreck. Investigators discovered a firearm at the scene and learned Howard was a convicted felon with a suspended license. He was later charged with felony fleeing, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, reckless driving, and more. On February 29th, 2024, a silver Ford Mustang with suspicious temporary tags caught the attention of Arkansas State Trooper James Booth. The tag seal appeared altered, and a quick database check revealed it had expired years earlier. When Booth tried to pull the car over, the driver stomped on the gas, speeding the wrong way through city streets at over 100 mph. Thank you. Heat. Heat. right now. Keep on going. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We welcome our port. 135. What's your speed and traffic location? >> The driver identified as Maris Williams was eventually captured after a short foot chase near a North Little Rock neighborhood. Officers later confirmed multiple violations, including false registration, fleeing by vehicle and on foot, reckless driving, and driving the wrong way on a one-way street. Williams was medically cleared before being booked into the Palaski County Jail. Just after midnight on June 1st, 2025, Corporal Ben Abara of the Arkansas State Police was monitoring Interstate 530 when a gray Honda Accord blew past at 90 mph. During a traffic stop, the driver refused to identify himself, then suddenly took off, triggering a dangerous high-speed pursuit across multiple interstates. Do >> you have any ID card on you? >> I got you. Okay. You want some mine? All right. Nice. We're on 1037 530 northbound two. See has been received. proceed. Not the best. Coming up to slow down this traffic here. Get through this traffic. TBI. TBI. Scott Hamilton. TBI. Let me see your Show me your Show me your hands. Keep them up. >> The suspect identified as Lemente Thompson was eventually stopped and taken into custody alongside his passenger Sharon Bryan. Troopers found a loaded Taurus handgun between the seats and noted extensive vehicle damage. Thompson was later booked on numerous charges, including felony fleeing by vehicle, possession of a firearm by certain persons, reckless driving with injury, and more. On December 27th, 2021, a Georgia trooper patrolling Interstate 75 in Bib County clocked a Ford Ranger pickup at 90 mph in a 70 zone. What began as a routine stop turned into a pursuit when the driver refused to pull over and continued north. With a construction zone ahead, the trooper made a split-second decision to end the danger before innocent drivers were at risk. Watch seven Sorry. 175. 17 outside 17. I was just balding at 1080 PE one right here at Riverside [music] Correction 75 in uh Rocky Creek Road. Go ahead and get me a 1052 in route. >> The driver identified as Joseph Silas was safely removed from his overturned truck after it rolled down an embankment. He admitted to drinking and agreed to a blood test at the hospital. Silus now faces charges including driving under the influence, reckless driving, and speeding. On November 16th, 2024, a Clayton County deputy spotted a white Ford Mustang matching the description of a stolen vehicle out of Atlanta. When the officer confirmed the tag was stolen, he tried to stop the car, but the Mustang sped away onto Interstate 75, forcing troopers into a dangerous high-speed pursuit. Yes. >> We getting on 75 north. >> Getting on 75 north. 75 north. All right. Going to be taking off. >> Yep. Pit pit pit. >> 41. 41. >> Let me see. Let me see if we're right here. Right. Right here on the ramp. Right here on the ramp. 75 North. Put your Keep them up. >> The driver identified as Charleta King was taken into custody after the chase ended. Investigators later confirmed that she had stolen the Mustang and that the vehicle's owner provided video proof of the theft. King was transported to the county jail and charged with motor vehicle theft, fleeing and other related offenses. On March 22nd, 2025, in Brian County, Georgia, deputies clocked a white BMW M3 speeding at 72 mph in a 45 zone. Instead of stopping, the 19-year-old driver pushed past 120 mph, weaving through traffic and forcing other motorists off the road. Moments later, tragedy struck when the BMW lost control in a curve and collided with another vehicle. 136 38 clear. Heat. Heat. 57. Stay away. 1050 1050 two vehicles. Get TSP in route. I need fire. >> I need fire. Uh entrament. >> Deputies pulled the injured motorist identified as Miss M. Stevens from her Chevrolet Equinox and rushed her to the hospital. The BMW burst into flames and the young driver identified only as Jimmy was pronounced gone at the scene. The case was later closed with the victim recovering from her injuries. Just afternoon on January 28th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper conducting radar on State Road 50 stopped a gray Dodge Challenger that was clocked at 77 mph in a 50 zone. But before the trooper could even approach, the Challenger took off, kicking off a wild pursuit across Hernando County. >> Take the keys of the car, put them on the roof now. Put the keys on the roof now. 313 traffic street 48. is 48. >> Passing red blood lane coming up towards the stop now. Passing red blood towards 125. Red. I see you ahead. I see you. Cross the medium. Grass medium. Single 12 whiskey. Single 12 whiskey. Whiskey. Single. We're going back. We're going back. We're back. Back eastbound. Back east. Back eastbound. >> Who is that ahead of me? Who is that? >> I got primary 36 miles hour. Single floor. Single floor. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The driver identified as Brandon Corey Johnson was eventually arrested after crashing near Spring Lake Highway. Inside the car, officers found cocaine marijuana in a digital scale. Two minors were also inside, prompting an investigation by the Department of Children and Families. Johnson faces charges including fleeing and eluding, possession of controlled substances, and child abuse without great bodily harm, among others. On March 8th, 2025, deputies in Clayton County, Georgia, caught a pack of street racers tearing down Interstate 675 at breakneck speeds. One of them, a blue Ford Mustang driven by Nathan Lewis, was pushing 140 mph. When officers tried to stop the group, the drivers scattered, weaving through traffic [music] and forcing other vehicles aside. >> [music] >> like seven on this thing. It's going to be one back stop on 65 coming up to 138. passing 138. Stand by for pit. Stand by for pit. Pit, pit, pit, pit. You want to be on the 138 bridge? >> 138 bridge. >> Hey, show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your Get on the ground. Get on the ground. see if they can assist with taking that person in prison. >> Okay. >> Nathan Lewis's reckless run ended when deputies used a tactical maneuver to stop him. A loaded handgun was recovered from the car's center console. Lewis, an admitted fan of the County Boy's street racing crew, now faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, racing on highways, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. In the early hours of January 24th, 2022, Dalton police attempted a simple traffic stop on a silver BMW outside a local bar. The driver ignored the lights and sped onto Interstate 75, kicking off a pursuit that would stretch across multiple counties and involve both the Whitfield County Sheriff's Department and the Georgia State Patrol. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Roll over 352 roll over 352. As the chase intensified, a trooper performed a tactical maneuver to stop the BMW near the Katusa County line. The vehicle crashed through a guardrail and overturned, ejecting the driver. Emergency responders pronounced him deceased at the scene. The man was later identified as 24year-old resident of Tennessee. In the early morning hours of February 12th, 2023, a Dodge Challenger fleeing from local deputies crossed paths with Arkansas State Police. Trooper Niles and Trooper Jacob Bird joined forces to stop the suspect, coordinating closely as the pursuit unfolded across multiple highways. K4. That's the vehicle. is now. [screaming] >> Put your hands up now. Put them up. Put your hands up the window. Put your hands out the window now. >> Adam 28. What's your Oh my god. Their teamwork ultimately brought the situation under control. The suspect was safely taken into custody without further incident, ending a tense chase that had stretched across county lines. On October 14th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper clocked two cars speeding westbound on Interstate 40 at more than 100 miles per hour. One of them, a Dodge Charger, hit 120 before weaving across all three lanes, ignoring every warning and putting lives at risk. 7767 stop. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. No, you're running. That is not That's not how it works. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> I got my Tennessee governor will be on your ass. >> I don't work for Tennessee. >> Guess what? Tennessee governor will be on your ass. I swear to God. >> You're going to get down. >> Get over here. Thank you. >> Lay down. >> Thank you for being a man. >> Lay down. >> Thank you for being a man. >> Lay down. Lay down. Lay down. >> Can I sit? >> Lay down. Can >> I do myself? >> Stop resisting. >> Do what you're told. >> The driver identified as DeAndre Brown was taken into custody after a tense standoff at the end of the chase. He was found to be under the influence and in possession of over $3,000 in cash. Brown now faces charges including driving while intoxicated, felony fleeing, resisting arrest and assault in the third degree. On December 4th, 2024, a Georgia State Patrol trooper on Mon Road spotted a silver Toyota Camry swerving within its lane. When the car's tag came back with no valid insurance, the trooper attempted a traffic stop. But the young driver had other plans. Accelerating away and setting off a high-speed chase towards State Route 22. simple pass and we're at almost 1050. Nice guard rail here. I don't want >> coming up on 22. Taking a right on 22. Right on. Don't step My marker 14. Show me. Show me. The pursuit ended tragically when the Camry crashed into a tree after a tactical maneuver. The driver identified as 18-year-old Kamari Gamble was transported to the hospital where he later passed away. The Georgia State Patrol's specialized collision reconstruction team took over the investigation to determine the final circumstances of the crash. On December 4th, 2024, deputies at a roadside safety checkpoint in Georgia watched in disbelief as a white Hyundai Elantre suddenly accelerated away. Behind the wheel was Caruan Hampton, who hit over 80 miles per hour in a 40 zone, weaving through oncoming lanes and cutting across gas station lots in a desperate attempt to get away. Step out for me real quick. I smell it. We got to car. All right. But if there hop out for me real quick, Hey, how about Hey, how about Hey. >> Yep. Get him behind the car. Yeah. >> Oh, you're right. Do that. 41 rollover. 41 rollover. Moments later, Hampton lost control, sending the Elantra airborne before flipping into a front yard. Deputies recovered packaged marijuana tossed out during the chase and found both occupants injured from the crash. Hampton and his passenger Shaun Gatlin were charged with multiple felonies, including fleeing from police, marijuana possession with intent to distribute, and tampering with evidence. Both were treated and later taken to jail. It all started on October 19th, 2024 when troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol were alerted to a stolen Ford F-250 connected to a recent burglary in Kier County. Behind the wheel was 36-year-old David Alonso, who refused every command to stop as troopers prepared to take decisive action to end the threat. 104 pick. Can you confirm the 1020 is a zero is reopound. What's that Northbound 307 50 54 aviation being 51. They're on another call. Heat. Heat. Single 12 Approaching the airb road should be that Heat. Heat. Once the chaos came to an end, Alonso was taken into custody after attempting to flee on foot. Investigators confirmed that the stolen truck had caused major property damage along the way. Alonso faced a long list of charges, including aggravated battery on law enforcement, aggravated fleeing and eluding, grand theft auto, burglary, and more. After a brief hospital evaluation, he was booked into custody where he remains awaiting trial on multiple offenses. On November 23rd, 2024, a quiet afternoon in Los Angeles took a sharp turn when officers from the West Valley Division located a stolen white MercedesBenz SUV that had been under surveillance for hours. The moment two people climbed inside and started the engine, officers knew it was time to move. But when the driver suddenly dropped off his passenger and accelerated, what followed was a rapid escalation that no one could have predicted. No, you said >> go. Let him go. Let him go. Let go. >> 1083 request. Any unit that 1083 request [music] out. Somebody stay with 1083. The passenger jump with a passenger in pursuit of the suspect vehicle eastbound parthenia. ETA for airship. >> Oh, here ETA 1083. Hold the air. TCTC Sakoy and Mason. Let me get rolling. >> Sherman way. >> Get there. Get up there. >> Go, go, go, go. through. Go through 183. All right. >> Hey, he's going to run. Don't [ __ ] move. >> Don't move. >> Let me see your hands >> right now. Let me see your [ __ ] hand. Let me see your hand. >> Don't [ __ ] move. >> How many people? >> I think there's one. >> Check on Check on them. Make sure they're okay. Keep. >> Let me see. I got him. I got him. All right. >> Hey, put your butt forward. Come out. Let me see your hands. >> Keep your hands up. >> Come on. >> Scoot out. >> I got his belt. >> Turn around. >> Turn around on your ground. >> You got ahead. 219C 21. >> I don't know. I don't know if it was in the street. >> Okay. Okay. Take it out. requesting to demonstrate >> right behind me. >> Right behind me. >> When the dust settled, the stolen SUV had collided with multiple vehicles at an intersection, leaving behind a scene of devastation. The driver, 42-year-old Kevin Laa, was arrested after receiving medical care. Inside the wreckage, officers discovered narcotics and other evidence. Lara now faces charges including murder, felony evading causing death and taking a vehicle without the owner's consent. The tragic crash reignited debate about the dangers of fleeing from law enforcement on crowded city streets. As the final hours of 2024 approached, officers in Moore, Oklahoma were tracking a wanted felon named Kayla Cervantes. When traffic units located her vehicle and tried to initiate a stop, Cervantes made it clear she had no intention of pulling over. The pursuit that followed weaved through intersections and parking lots, creating a chaotic and dangerous path across the city. 559 through the Casey gas station parking lot. Now Johnny is still in the parking lot. after the service road going back. Get her now. DBI now. TBI TBI crash start medical speed just light traffic for 240 we're about 15 mph still less TVI TV crash. Start medical. Start medical. >> Clear. TBI 240. Starting in. >> Eventually, officers managed to bring the chase to a close near Interstate 240. Cervantes was arrested and treated for minor injuries before being booked into the Cleveland County Detention Center. Police later discovered she had multiple felony warrants and was allegedly planning to sell fentinyl methamphetamine heroin and other narcotics. On December 26th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol troopers pulled over a Dodge Ram 1500 for a traffic violation, but the driver, 43-year-old Rasha Cadron Honors, had no intention of stopping. He slammed on the gas, rocketing past 120 mph as troopers raced to keep up. [screaming] 1964. Where do we want >> to curl again? 199 are good. I think we're good. Six. We're good. Hit him. I hit him. I hit him. Right at 85. I'm going Josh. Hit him. I hit him. I hit him. Right at 85. I'm going Josh, too. Sending us. No return. I hit him. I hit him right at 85. I'm going down, too. >> The pursuit finally ended when troopers disabled the vehicle and took honors into custody. He was [music] transported to jail and faces several charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and speeding more than 50 mph over the posted limit. If you think that chase was something you haven't seen, what's next? Check out the next video where things get even more unpredictable on the road. The danger never really stops. It just changes form. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more jaw-dropping pursuits.