On January 1st, 2026, Truman police were pursuing a stolen Honda traveling north on Interstate 55 after it was reported stolen out of Jonesboro. Arkansas State Police were alerted as the pursuit continued into their area. Traffic 42. Careful. CMS comic. Careful. Maybe pull it into parking mode. Maybe seated got lead backway northbound. North Delta. Cutting through the parking lot. >> [screaming] >> I think you got on. [screaming] [screaming] LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. GIVE ME your hands now. DRIVER. GRAB HER. >> Get out of the vehicle. Unbuckle with your dog. I got a DOG HERE. SOMEBODY GET OUT. >> UNBUCKLE NOW. YES, SIR. >> I see it. Unbuckle. Unbuckle now. Pastor's coming out. >> Crawl over. Crawl over. >> Contact. >> Cover. [snorts] >> Both the driver and passenger were eventually taken into custody after the vehicle became disabled. The driver was facing felony fleeing and other related charges while the passenger was also arrested. Additional charges related to the stolen vehicle and the dangerous driving were expected to follow. February 6th, 2022 brought an unusual pursuit into Katusa County when a Chattanooga Police SUV was reported stolen and crossed into Georgia on Interstate 75. Authorities soon learned the vehicle was not just a stolen cruiser. A rifle was reportedly inside and there had also been reports of shots fired. Okay. Shut up. 345 exit 345. 41 GSD. Contact one tire down again. Heavy contact. Clear contact forward. He's running toward helicopter truck stop. I've got heavy damage done to my car running old shop. >> I'm headed toward truck stop. He got out with his hand off running, but I didn't see you stop. >> I know. I'm the truck. See if what builder Kusa's got some units to go here. He's still headed west. Hands up right now. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Watch him. >> We got him. We got him. We got him. >> Good job. >> Okay. >> All right. Good girl. Come on. Up. Up. D girl. >> After the suspect abandoned the SUV and ran into a wooded area, multiple agencies established a perimeter while Deputy Tony Penson and K9 Freya searched the area. The suspect was identified as 42-year-old Christopher Edward Parker and was taken into custody without further incident. The stolen police vehicle was later turned over to the Chattanooga Police Department with the investigation continuing into the reported firearm incident and the charges stemming from the pursuit. On November 22nd, 2025 began with a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempting to stop a black Ford Mustang for speeding on Interstate 4 in Valuchia County. Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated and turned the traffic stop [music] into a pursuit that quickly reached extreme speeds. We've been added all the 1081 speeds. We're doing the left. Traffic's good. If it slows down enough, try to box it in and uh go from there. There's a sound [ __ ] >> Yeah. Like I'm going to get somebody out there for me. just to notify you or you guys stop. 1725. You have vehicle stop. >> 1350 nearby. Vehicle is stopped. Vehicle is stopped. We have address 295. 295 >> 295 southbound 0 415 down. Yeah. >> Money. Bunch of money. >> Money. I'm scoot you up. All right. >> Can you sit up? >> You got my leg. So, I can't sit up with my >> my arms behind. >> Tell me what you want me to do. >> I got to hold myself. >> Okay. I'm trying to Oh [ __ ] >> You good? You good for now? Huh? >> Yeah. You're good. You're good. >> All right. So, what I'm going to do is try to get you in there. I'm sit you long ways. All right. Try to get you comfortable. >> I'm going to throw your legs in. All right. >> I can't sit up like >> Oh, way over like that. >> Hey, you closed my foot. >> Move it. >> I can't. I'm paralyzed. But then >> why you running if you're paralyzed, dumb ass? The driver identified as 29-year-old Brandon Raml Dupri was taken into custody and investigators reported finding cash, suspected marijuana, suspected cocaine, vacuum sealed bags, and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. DRI was charged with fleeing or attempting to elude with disregard for safety possession of marijuana. over 20 grams possession of marijuana with intent to sell or deliver possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless driving, and more. The allegations remained subject to the court process. Friday, February 10th, 2023 began with a Georgia State Patrol cadet noticing a white Honda Accord repeatedly failing to maintain its lane on Interstate 20 near Coington. When the cadet attempted to make a traffic stop, the driver suddenly accelerated back onto the interstate. Yeah, it's part of October here. >> Come on. Right. Going to the left. Looks like we pull into house. >> Sorry. Now this is one road. in front of him. >> Crossing 36 now clear right. >> He's pulling over. He's pulling over. He just stops. 1050. >> Stop running. Stop running. >> Stop running. Where you at? Where you at? Stop running. that neighborhood right there on the right. >> The driver eventually abandoned the damaged Honda after it left the roadway and entered a ditch, then escaped on foot into a nearby neighborhood. Officers searched the surrounding area with a K-9 team, but were unable to locate the suspect or establish the driver's identity. The Honda was subsequently turned over to a towing company, and the case remained open. September 15th, 2026 started with Alliance police responding to a disturbance at a car dealership involving 67year-old Joseph J. Derko Jr., who police said had argued with employees and displayed a handgun before leaving in a red truck. Officers later located the vehicle and attempted to stop Diarico at an apartment complex parking lot. Turn the car off. TURN THE CAR OFF. Put your hands on your roof. Put your hands on the roof. Put your hands on the gun. >> GO. HEY, STOP. >> Shots fired. Headquarters. Shots fired. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. >> You guys all right? >> Yeah, we're good. Well, you all right? Everyone's all right. Everyone's all right. >> Officers are okay. We need medical on the way. >> Oh, crap. Press right. Shots fired. Headquarters. Shots fired. your hand. >> Shots fired. Headquarters. Shots fired. >> Need someone come up with me on lethal cover. I'm off his ground. >> Good holster. >> All right. Me and well shot. >> The confrontation ended with Dero being shot by officers and passing away at the scene. None of the three officers involved was injured. All three officers were placed on administrative leave while the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation examined the circumstances surrounding the use of force and the reported firearm. On March 22nd, 2024 began when Arkansas State Police trooper Adrien Belchure spotted a gray Honda Accord repeatedly crossing the roadway markings on Interstate 40. The driver eventually pulled onto the shoulder, but when Trooper Belchure approached the vehicle, he suddenly drove away. Finally pulling over by 36. >> It's going to be David Adam 981745. David Adam 981745. Hey there. This is Show me [screaming] your head. Show me your head. Put your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. >> Stand in the vehicle. >> I've got that tree. out this back door. >> Put it in park and crawl out this back door right behind you. >> I do have you at gunpoint. So if you try anything, you will be shot. >> Crawl out this left side right here. >> Okay. RPD. >> Just stay where you are. We'll get you out in a minute. Keep your hands up. >> What? >> Then you're going to pee on yourself. You better hold it. >> Are you drunk? >> Then why the heck are you running? I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> Keep your hands up where I can see. >> You're going to have to walk. >> Hey, [ __ ] Don't talk to me like that. >> You're walking me, too. >> You put yourself in the ditch. >> You're going to walk up there. this dumb [ __ ] Now I'm going to jail. But you don't have to hurt me. >> Watch your step. >> My My unit's probably not >> I know y'all did right. >> I did. >> Just going to search you. >> Touch my dick. Wow, you got a mouth. >> Fish boy. >> Not in his car, but he hit this car right here behind us. >> The driver identified as Jared Kell was taken into custody after the vehicle left the roadway. Officers later reported an open beer can inside and recorded a breath alcohol concentration of 27. Kell was charged with fleeing by vehicle first offense driving while intoxicated drinking on the highway, having an open alcohol container in the vehicle, reckless, driving unsafe lane, change driving left of center, and failure to maintain control, among other charges. March 21st, 2024 began with Forest City police responding to a reported physical altercation involving two people inside a dark-colored passenger car near Sano Road. Arkansas State Police also arrived in the area as officers approached the vehicle and attempted to speak with the driver. >> You got no driver lights on a deep Okay, I need ID. >> I ain't got no ID. >> Hey, put your hands up. What kind of Hey, keep your hands out. Take this. Don't Don't touch nothing. Hey, stop the car. Stop. All right, we're coming up on Elers Road to come back into the city. All right, they're turning about that. It's getting ready to go toward intersection. >> Yeah, I'm blowing over. I'm about to get shot. I got them stopped for city. Going to be here on the bipad just over 40. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. SEE BOTH YOUR HANDS. >> BOTH YOUR HANDS. Both hands. >> Face away from us. Face away. Face away. All right. Both hands in the air. >> Go ahead and get to >> both hands in the air. All right, walk back to it slowly. Slowly. BOTH [snorts] HANDS IN THE AIR. Walk back slowly. Keep coming. Keep coming. Step over to your left. To your left. Keep coming back. Now, keep coming back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming back. We'll tell you when to get on the ground. You ain't running this. Keep coming back. Where you going? To the left for, man. To the back. Come here. All right. Get on the ground. All right, passenger. >> All the way in the back. She in the back. >> I don't know. He threw her out, but she got up on the ground. >> I thought it was two of them. I thought it was a female in there. He >> closer. >> The driver identified as William Franklin was eventually taken into custody after the vehicle stopped on the west shoulder of the bypass. He was transported to the St. Francis County Detention Center. Franklin was cited for felony fleeing by vehicle or conveyance and speeding more than 15 mph over the limit. while the female passenger reportedly jumped from the vehicle during the incident and was not identified. May 24th, 2026 began with multiple 911 calls reporting a man with a handgun at a Stubenville car dealership who was reportedly pointing the weapon at passing vehicles and moving additional firearms into another vehicle. Police identified the man as Matthew Mezer and responded after investigators said he refused repeated commands to drop the handgun. units. The vehic is a big black pickup truck. It should be part of the park entrance like right in the right front corner. They stated ammo. radio. Give us the air, >> sir. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. I got one male. He's involved yesterday. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR hands right now. He's pointing a handgun. >> Drop the gun. >> DROP THE GUN. START CROSSFIRE. GET ON THE GROUND. Shots fired. Shots fired. Start a 31. Officers are okay. >> All right. Clear that vehicle. You got him. 31 that location. Shots fired. >> Okay. >> GET ON THE GROUND. You got it. You still got him. >> Yeah, I see it. I'm going to get it away from you. >> Right front corner. radio. Give us the air. >> Sir, show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. I got one male. He's involved yesterday. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME your hands right now. >> He's pointing a handgun. >> Drop the gun. >> DROP THE GUN. START CROSSFIRE. GET ON THE GROUND. Shots fired. Shots fired. Start a 31. Officers are okay. All right, clear that vehicle. You got him. >> Shots fired. >> Okay, >> right there. >> We got a gun right here, sir. >> [gasps] >> The vehicle's clear. He was back here. He pointed a handgun at me. >> Is it Which one is it? Is this >> I don't know. It's his Jeep right here. That's the one that was involved last night. Yeah. >> You have any idea who this is? >> Uh, it's the registered owner to whatever that is. >> 55 Ohio John Adam X-ray 2229. >> John Adam X-ray 2229. or anything. >> There's a med bag in my trunk. >> Individual said there is a vehicle >> filled with ammo and >> over to the left of you. >> I did fired. So, we both did. >> Okay. >> All the shots were in this direction right where he was running. >> Okay. >> Nothing was over there. He was hiding behind that that car, >> his jeep. >> Yeah. And he had the handgun out and he said, "I'm the king of something." And I tried to go back around here to make sure that to make sure, you know, I wasn't shooting in that direction because I knew, >> but by that time he >> That's understandable. It's understandable. You can put that away. >> Mezer was shot during the confrontation and later passed away at the scene. Officers immediately requested medical assistance and provided first aid while the investigation continued into the circumstances surrounding the exchange of gunfire. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation took over the case, examining the reported weapon discharges, the actions of the officers involved, and the events that led to the shooting. April 21st, 2022 started as a traffic stop in Cleburn County when Arkansas State Police Corporal Dwight Griffith stopped a vehicle for following too closely an improper passing. During the encounter, Corporal Griffith reported smelling a strong odor of marijuana and asked the driver to step outside the vehicle for a probable cause search. The reason I stopped you, you're following too close, driving on the shoulder, and you pass on the shoulder. Any reason for the hurry today? >> Do you need anything else? >> I need your insurance registration. Any reason you don't have your seat belt on? >> I took it off my wall now. >> I didn't see that. >> Oh, that's on you. >> I don't believe it is. Intersection went too close. Not pocket. That's probable cause. >> Probable cause would be smelling marijuana coming from your vehicle. >> That's not a consent question. >> Hang on a second here. >> Go ahead and step out of the car for me. >> Hang on. Let me get this on. >> You can report if you want to. I don't care. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> We're going on record that I'm not. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> That's your option. >> No, you can say please, sir. I do not. >> I'm not asking you please. I'm telling you, step out of your ve >> I know my law. I know my rules. And I know right under arrest me. >> Get out of here. You're under arrest. >> Let me call my lawyer right now. >> Let me call my lawyer. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I know you're trying. Get out of the vehicle, sir. Let me call my lawyer. >> You need a lawyer. >> I need to call my lawyer. >> After you're done. >> No, I'm calling my lawyer. >> No, you're going to jail. What you're doing? >> No, sir. You are You are physically assaulting me. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Yeah. >> No, sir. You are physically assaulted. Sir, you can stop any sects. Stop. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Come here. >> Get out of the vehicle, >> sir. I'm going to I'm going to respectfully ask you, man. What are you fighting for? What's going on? You >> I'm fine. >> Bro, get out and done tell you. >> Sir, let's go. >> You don't fight at all. Stop. You're in more trouble, bro. >> Hang on. Hang on. >> Wow. This thing is big ass. [panting] >> That magnet back here. >> Yeah. >> Here. You got him. Yeah. >> You got both on? >> I do. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. >> I didn't know if he's reaching for a gun coming from. I just saw him fighting. He's just being an idiot. The driver was eventually removed from the vehicle and placed under arrest with assistance from a passing citizen who stopped after seeing the struggle. Based on the reported circumstances, possible charges could have included resisting or obstructing an officer possession of marijuana and interference with law enforcement. Although the provided report does not specify the final charges filed, February 17th, 2026 began at a Wisconsin Rapids medical scene where paramedics were treating a patient inside an ambulance when police say 40-year-old Benjamin Felts entered the driver's seat and drove away. The situation became even more unusual because authorities reported that Felts was naked at the time and the patient remained inside the ambulance. The ambulance COME >> 847 just coming up to Alton right now. Speeds 30 mph. Traffic light. Spikes are out. A47 spikes missed. >> OH YEAH. A47, WE'RE STILL NORTHBOUND on 20th heading towards industrial. Speeds 50 mph now. A47, we are still on the dirt road westbound. Speeds 30 mph. 173 >> 37 rapids. I know you're busy with the 1080, but in regards to my complaint, is there any updates on the anonymous caller for 17 counting cedar lane? Uh, appears that fires are starting to fall apart. 6493 with K9. Copy. >> 847. Copies. 73 approaching Polish. He's slowing down. Tires are lighting up. >> 47 County. He just went northbound through a ditch east of Polish into a field. Just imagine if you guys were up to wrestle. >> Driver of the ambulance, this is the one department. Step out with your hands in the air. You are grounded. Driver with your hands. >> Driver the vehicle. SHUT IT OFF NOW. COME ON WITH YOUR HANDS UP. DRIVER THE VEHICLE. COME ON NOW. >> DRIVER THE VEHICLE. OPEN YOUR HANDS. DO IT NOW. >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS AWAY FROM ME. >> HEY, get a drug. >> Someone go check on the person in the back. >> I got it. You got it. >> Felts was eventually taken into custody after the ambulance became stuck in a muddy field. Authorities reported that both Felts and the patient were uninjured and that the ambulance sustained only minor damage. Felts faced charges including first-degree recklessly endangering safety taking and driving a vehicle without consent, fleeing and eluding obstructing emergency personnel, disorderly conduct, lewd and lascivious behavior operating while intoxicated for a third offense, and several other offenses. Court records listed a $100,000 cash bond on October 22nd, 2024 began with a Tampa police traffic stop involving a motorcycle rider who was reportedly driving under the influence with a revoked license and no proper motorcycle endorsement. Instead of stopping, the rider accelerated away and continued through busy streets at speeds reaching approximately 130 mph. We got 11. [music] South passing industrial access to Charlie run. I 75 downtown 75 75 Sorry, guys. Okay. That's what they're working on. >> [music] >> Just 28 South 279 Move the head. Just look at your mirror. Move the head. SH to man. Heat. Heat. Right. Single four. Single four. Single four. Watch your [ __ ] ass. 17 73 got two to JAMES [ __ ] 173 got to >> the writer identified as Kelton Eugene Tanner and his passenger Amber Marie Paris survived the crash and were taken into custody after receiving medical evaluation. Tanner faced charges including aggravated fleeing and eluding driving under the influence with property damage, operating without a motorcycle endorsement, and driving with a revoked license. August 8th, 2024 began with DeCalb County authorities searching for a red SUV connected to a reported armed robbery involving two armed suspects. Clayton County Deputy House located the vehicle and attempted to stop it after seeing it traveling through the area. >> Northbound on the Streets are 94. I'm going to need some more units here. It's supposed to be occupied three times. Coming up northbound coming up. Based on the boat though, I'm going try to wait until I get some other units with me. If you could let PD know too because they just parked something on Cedar Grove [music] Road coming up to Morland now. They just committed a car jack against a 34 vehicle. We're southbound on Avenue now 67. >> We're going towards the cab. You know, ask them if they can help. It's a car jacking vehicle. Crossing under 675 now. Speeds are 63. Yo, you know where you going? >> They're turning into a gas station at Clark Street. >> And they're coming back out on the Oak Grove going back towards Clayton now. Oh, got a bush bomb or no? Yeah, we got a passenger just jumped out. We're still planning. So, we're Cedar [music] Grove Road going back uh westbound coming up to the Cedar Wall lane. The one that got out with a black male, black hoodie, and black pants. Coming up East Conley Road. Try to get up here. Hit p hit here. T here. Here here. Wait, I got to roll over. Here, here. Here. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT. DON'T MOVE. You're going to GET BIT. DON'T YOU MOVE. Let me see your hands. Tarzan, here. Let me see your hands. Let me SEE YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. Let me see your hands. Put them out the window. Put him out the window. Both of them. Tarz saying here, here. Here. Still, >> can you crawl out? >> No, sir. >> Are you sure? >> I try. >> Try to crawl out. Listen to me very carefully. You see my gun right here? >> Yes. I can't see. >> You see this light? >> Yes. >> That's my gun. >> Trying to get him in custody. Put your arm straight out in front of you. Straight out in front of you. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. Don't move. Watch him. Tarzan 275. Are we holding >> what's the problem? >> Put your hand behind back. >> Cover one. I got one in custody. >> I need a four and GSV. I had a rollover. The driver identified as Taurus Brotten was taken into custody after the SUV overturned. Two firearms were recovered from the vehicle, including a handgun with an extended magazine matching the description in the robbery alert. Broton was cleared following the crash and later transported to the Clayton County Jail while the firearms were logged into evidence and the Decal County Robbery Division continued handling the robbery investigation. April 8th, 2024 began when Oyola police were pursuing a maroon Kia Rondo through Oyola after the driver was suspected of stealing a firearm. Arkansas State Police trooper Chris Dunham was alerted as the pursuit headed toward the Bllythe area. They may have stopped. >> Do what? >> They may have stopped. I can't tell. They're still coming. Almost like maybe slow speed. >> Go ahead and spin around and face north. We'll try a TV before it gets too far in the city for about 80 mph. County just three spikes. Good. 37 northbound 155 31. BK and BBS. DV. [screaming] Get out. >> I'm not in the cross. God dang it. Get on the ground. Crawl crawl this way. Hey, crawl this way. Crawl this way now. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep your hands up. You understand me? Keep your hands up. I've got hurt. Y'all got cover on the vehicle. >> Keep coming. Keep right here. >> Keep coming. >> Anybody else in the car with you? Swap with me. You going hands on. I got a rifle. Bring it all the way back to your back. >> Lay down. Come on. Nobody else with you. No, sir. >> Lay down on your face right there. Put all that stuff down. >> Put James behind your back. >> You got any weapons on you? Anybody in that car? Sit up. I'm going lift you up on three. Okay. One, two, three. >> Okay. Okay. Your boot like >> Yeah, you can. Okay. >> One, two, three. >> This is my mom. >> Go with him. I'm going pick all this up. >> The driver identified as Dasha Coleman was taken into custody and transferred to Oyola police after the vehicle came to rest in an empty grass lot. Coleman faced charges including felony fleeing, driving on a suspended license. No insurance expired tags, speeding, and careless or prohibited driving. The vehicle sustained minor damage, and the suspected firearm theft remained part of the broader investigation. On September 13th, 2024 began when New Mexico State Police Sergeant R. Lu Jen III spotted a Red Sport utility vehicle traveling with both driver side tires completely deflated and shredded. The driver continued toward an apartment complex despite emergency signals and officers soon [music] observed signs that he was under the influence. >> Red jeep vehicle driving on two flats. If you can send me another unit, let's get a secondary unit requested. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Wait, >> what? >> Show me your hands. >> Ow. >> Put your vehicle in park. >> I will >> put your vehicle in park. >> It is. >> Do it now. >> My but but it's broken. >> Put your vehicle in park. >> My My red is broken right now. >> You see my lights, right? You're not stopping. You're trying to get in your park. Put your vehicle in park. >> My My brother lives right here, sir. Put your vehicle in park. >> Okay. Okay. >> Do it now. Why are you doing this? >> Cuz I'm telling you to do something. Do it now. >> I am. >> Turn off your vehicle. >> Turn off your vehicle. Broken, sir. >> I'm about to pull you out. >> Turn off the vehicle. >> No. No. Sir. >> Turn off the vehicle. >> I It is. >> I'm not going to turn it off. >> It is off. >> It's not off. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. Turn it off. >> I I But you told me to put a part. >> Put your Turn off your vehicle. >> No. Look. >> Turn off your ignition. >> Sir, my my >> Sir, turn off your ignition. Do it now. That's an order. >> Throw your keys out. >> I don't have my keys on me. >> Cool. Step on out. >> All right. >> Do you have any weap Don't move. >> No. >> Do you have any weapons? Do you have any weapons? >> No. >> Step on out. >> Don't do anything stupid, dude. Step on out. >> Ow. >> Step on out. >> Why do you keep pulling on me like that? My sister's right here. You're about to get tased. Do you understand? >> Huh? >> You're about to get tased. >> Ow. >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> Hey, my sister's right here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Can Can we go >> get out of the vehicle? >> Can we go in right here? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Ow. >> Dude, my >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Why are you breaking my ride like that? >> Get out of the vehicle, sir. Get out of the vehicle. >> Why? Get out of the vehicle now. You're about to get tased. >> All right. >> You're about to get tased. Get out of the vehicle. You >> just told me that. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I am. >> Go ahead. >> Don't get Don't do it. COD9. Expedite. Expedite. Where'd you get coming? Go ahead. >> Vehicle screen male subject Lincoln. >> He has my cuff. What direction? Panameo in Osuna waiting for a secondary unit to initiate a I'm quarantin. back up. Got him. Got him. Get down. Show me your hand. >> Show me your other hand. >> I will. I will. >> Make sure you don't get hit. Move a unit over here. >> Can I come on, brother? No. The driver, later identified as Steven Watts, was eventually taken into custody after officers stopped the vehicle and caught him attempting to flee on foot. No injuries were reported among the people involved, and Watts was identified after his arrest. Based on the reported circumstances, possible charges could have included driving while intoxicated, fleeing, or eluding, resisting, or evading uh an officer, and reckless driving. April 7th, 2024 began when Arkansas State Police Corporal Ben Abara spotted a black Chevrolet Equinox traveling well above the posted speed limit and changing lanes abruptly on Roosevelt Road. The vehicle initially stopped for the traffic signal, but then continued driving, prompting Corporal Ibara to begin a pursuit. 496 ZYP 26 37 Scene evidence received. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Let me see your hands. >> We're soft. Let me see your hands. >> Trying to rev up. >> Let me see your hands. >> You ain't got nothing. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. I got my seat belt on. See my hand? >> Step out. >> See my hand? >> Step out. >> Can you see my hand? >> Step out. I'm >> I'm buckling my seat. >> Step out. >> I'm unbuckling my seat belt. My mom pass. >> You stay right there. Get on the ground. >> Crawl forward. >> Crawl forward. >> Crawl forward. >> No. >> Crawl forward. >> No. >> All right, B. All right. >> What we crawling forward for? Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. >> Both of them. >> All right. You know, you know I'm on federal um >> Shut up. >> I'm under federal. >> I'm under federal review. >> Yeah. They watching me right now. >> Congratulations. >> Shut up. I'm under federal. No. I'm a mama. >> Mama. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Or I'm going to drag you, bro. >> No. Pull me up. >> Stand up. Pull me up. >> Stand up. >> Pull me up on my knees. Okay. Step up. >> Can you stand up? >> Yeah. Okay. >> You stay right there, bro. >> None of that. You ain't got to do none of that. My mom, you ain't got to do none of that. All that's irrelevant. Your body cam on. Where your body cam at? Start. Start record. Y'all start recording, gang. YouTube, Tik Tok. Yeah. Come on over here, son. Come by the porch. Come sit on the porch. I'm wear a dang. Sir, can I ask you why you pull me over? >> What? >> Why you pull me over? >> What? >> Why you pulling me over? >> Why did I pull you over? >> Yes, sir. >> Cuz you're speeding. >> I was speeding. >> Oh, yeah. You were. >> I'm Roosevelt. No, I wasn't. >> Yeah, you were. >> I had my seat belt on and everything. >> Okay, that has nothing to do with speeding, brother. >> I wasn't speeding. >> All right, good job. >> I know I wasn't speeding. >> The driver identified as Jeremy J. Williams was arrested along with passenger Anthony A. Morgan, who was later cited and released at the scene. Williams was charged with fleeing by vehicle criminal mischief, unauthorized use of a vehicle, disorderly conduct, third offense driving, while intoxicated refusal to submit to a chemical test, open container of alcohol drinking on the highway, driving with a suspended license, reckless driving, and speeding more than 15 mph over the limit. September 12th, 2024 began when Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers attempted to stop a white Volkswagen Sport utility vehicle near Akran after discovering it was displaying stolen plates. The driver refused to stop and continued on to Interstate 76, bringing a sheriff's deputy and additional state troopers into the pursuit. 1061. I've still got the vehicle east. >> Check on my dog. You're a valued OnStar member and our emergency team is much more quickly to assist you. [groaning] >> Please remain on the line. The pursuit ended after a collision between a Portage County Sheriff's deputy and an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper. The deputy suffered minor injuries while the trooper was taken for treatment and his K-9 partner Titus was checked as a precaution. The suspected Volkswagen remained the subject of an active investigation with authorities continuing to work on leads concerning the vehicle and its driver. On February 18th, 2025 began as a routine traffic stop involving a silver vehicle traveling without license plates in Milwaukee. The situation changed when the driver, later identified as 26-year-old Bobby, reversed into a police vehicle and drove away. 229 81 >> pulling into a lot of the laundromat at 69 boy. >> Two occupants. It's a uh silver Chevy tractor. No plates. >> Take it off. Take it off. Lasting green Thomas >> 29 just rammed Kinsey's squad going south on uh 69 here Bright or just hit Still south on 69 going through Arthur. Going uh east on Cleveland 31 through 68. Heavy smoke comes from the car. It's kind of hard to see. All right, we're south on 60. Let me call it out. It's hard to see him again because of the smoke. Oh, we're passing stack. >> All right, we're going to be uh we're going to be through Oklahoma tuning continuing south passing Lake Field. these up a couple blocks just uh the smoke is still pretty thick. We're driving with during >> a There's no plates. Extensive damage to Kinsey SWAT. Uh passing Hulk. Speeds are about 60 mph. Injury, you negative. All right, we're going uh east on Morgan. East on Morgan. Speeds are above 50. Pass in 57 West department in pursuit of a vehicle wanted for second degree resell squad. It's a silver Toyota Rav 4. No plates. Now going, we're going to go west on Forest Home. West on Forest Home. West on Forest One. Speeds are about 40 miles an hour. Traffic is uh traffic's light south on 60 passing Norwich. Traffic is still light. Speeds are only about 70 mph. Cars are uh using uh Duke regard passing clean field. 73. >> All right. Through uh through Cold Spring. Through the red at Cold Spring. That spot passed me. That squad passed me. >> Never mind. It's Kinsey's behind me. That squad is damaged. We're coming up to the freeway. Ky's taking over. Doug, keep calling it out. >> All right, I'll keep calling out. We're going east on the freeway from 6 for roll over. Roll over. Roll over. They're smoking. If we can get some fire. >> Do not move. [screaming] >> Car smoking. If we can get some fire extinguishers down here. >> HEY, SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. SHOW ME YOURING HANDS. Do not move. Do not move. Get the driver. Get him. Put your [ __ ] hand up. >> Put your [ __ ] hand on >> Medina. Grab his arm right here. >> Grab him. >> Take your foot off the [ __ ] >> camera. >> I'm working on it. >> I got both his hands. Can you grab his belt? >> I can't find his leg. >> I can't. >> Oh no, the hurts. Which one? >> The door open. >> All right. >> It's not going to stay like that. I got to hold this. >> You hurt me. >> All right. Someone hold someone hold this. We >> hold this. >> His legs are a little stuck. >> Help me. >> I'm stuck. >> His legs, Jason. >> We can probably get him right here. Want to help me? >> We can GO UP. >> OH, MY LEGS ARE STUCK. OW. MY LEGS ARE STUCK, MAN. They're stuck. >> It hurts. It hurts. >> We got to try to stand up. Okay. >> I can't stand up. It hurts. >> What's stuck? >> My stuck. My legs. >> Where are they stuck? >> Leg might be stuck. >> They're just underneath you. >> They're just underneath you. >> Yeah, you're fine. Just try to stand up. Okay. >> Ready? >> Come on. >> My legs. >> Your legs. >> I do. I'm stuck, man. man. >> Yeah, they're coming. We have to get you out of the car. >> IT'S OVER, YOU IDIOT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> You know what? >> Give me hitting me. You're hitting me. He's hitting me. Get out of the car. >> Stop hating me. >> Yeah, you hate me. >> Relax. >> Help me. >> Stop resisting. You'll be all right. Bobby was eventually removed from the overturned vehicle and taken into custody after officers confirmed his identity using a fingerprint scanner. A substance recovered from the vehicle later tested positive for methamphetamine. He was charged with fleeing and eluding an officer two counts of secondderee reckless endangerment, drug possession, two counts of bail, jumping, and obstructing an officer. and court records later showed a sentence totaling 16 years in prison, including confinement and extended supervision. That may be where this pursuit ends, but it is only one of the many cases that shows just how quickly a routine stop can turn into something completely different. Check out the next video for another pursuit that takes an unexpected turn. Thanks for watching and if you enjoyed the video, subscribe for more real police chase footage and commentary.