On November 19th, 2022, Arkansas State Trooper Duncan tried stopping a Jeep Compass that was flying far above the speed limit through Little Rock. Instead of pulling over, the driver pushed the chase past 100 mph while another passenger stayed trapped inside the chaos unfolding beside him. >> 15 secondary. 15 right there. 15 right there. >> Successful hit right here at 17 at 17. Careful, there's pedestrians up here. We're going east on 14th. Going south on Scott. South on Scott. I'm with you. North right here. 17 at 17. Got a black male with a black vest, orange sleeve complete. >> Hey, get in my car. Get in my car. What direction? Get on ground again. >> Black orange. Get on the ground. He told YOU TO GET ON THE GROUND. HE TOLD you black. I'm sorry. >> I will break your freaking arm direction. I'm >> not. >> Yes, you are. >> Let your arm break your elbow. >> It's low. It's low. I promise. I got it. >> I don't even >> By the end of the pursuit, both the driver and passenger jumped from the jeep and were taken into custody after refusing commands from troopers Bird Duncan and Stovall. The suspects were arrested at the scene and hauled away, facing charges tied to fleeing, law enforcement, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. May 30th, 2021 started with Georgia State Patrol trooper Z. Puit clocking a silver Nissan Alultima speeding along Highway 166 near Hayes Mill Road. The traffic stop turned dangerous almost instantly when the driver bolted westbound with several passengers still inside the car. Left turn on. Yeah, head over. Huh? Stand out. Yeah, they're control. There goes your head. YOUR HEAD. GET OFF THE GROUND. GET THERE. Clear one on foot. faster. You're ahead. The pursuit finally ended across the Alabama state line after Michael Houston lost control and crashed near a ditch and tree line before trying to escape on foot through a hayfield. Investigators later discovered a Glock handgun inside the Altima and Houston was taken into custody while facing charges connected to felony fleeing reckless driving and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. On June 14th, 2021, officers in Espanola, New Mexico tracked down 37year-old Jerome Naranjo over accusations tied to a stabbing case from days earlier. Police cornered the SUV he was riding in, but the driver refused to stop and turned the arrest attempt into a violent chase through a dark mobile home park. Emergency. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Set. >> Gore. Yellow car. Yellow car. >> Yellow car. >> Yellow car. >> Car now. >> Yeah. 742 Vegas. Pit pit. Pit. Taser deployed. Taser deployed. [snorts] >> 104 deployed. North come on unit. here. [crying] 742 Vegas. Shots fired. Shots fired. All right. Careful. Careful. He has a gun. Feels good. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Push with me. Push with me. >> You shoot. >> Yeah. He pulled out a gun and pointed at me. >> I think he took out. >> Which way? >> None of us are here. >> Yeah, we're good. >> Careful with this guy. Yeah. >> No. No. I didn't hit it. >> [panting] [panting] >> Even after officers shattered windows, deployed a taser, and fired shots during the foot chase, Nanjo disappeared into the night and managed to avoid capture for weeks afterward. Authorities continued searching for him while the original warrant still included allegations tied to aggravated battery and other felony offenses connected to the stabbing investigation. March 9th, 2023 became a nightmare traffic stop in Jacksonville after Florida Highway Patrol trooper C. Dunnington pulled over a Toyota Camry with illegal window tint violations. The driver, 45-year-old Cababricia Caldwell, appeared nervous from the start before suddenly taking off once a K9 unit was requested. How you doing today? [music] >> Um, my partner right there, if he just show you No ma'am. Just watch traffic out. >> Hey, sorry. I just had one take off for me. She's got something in here. Like what was that? >> I don't know. She grabbed a visit in the handbag as she was texting somebody. >> Sorry. >> I told you I was walking. Please don't Traffic 112 AS1. 5 yard pulling through the Target parking lot. I'm slowing down. 15 mph. She's on the target. She's doing anything. >> Hey, pull up behind. Pull up behind. She is on a flat. Right front tire is flat. We're uh in the back in the back. Get in the door. >> I'm sorry. What are you thinking? >> All these people's lives in danger like that for some [ __ ] >> Who are you? hit right in front of the Home Depot. She ran on foot. Ran on foot into Home Depot. >> We got her 105. screwed up. >> Caldwell's run ended after troopers caught her following a foot chase into a Home Depot where investigators uncovered multiple felony warrants waiting for her across Florida and Alabama. She was booked into the Duval County Jail on charges including fleeing and eluding reckless driving and resisting an officer without violence. On May 7th, 2022, Georgia State Patrol attempted a simple seat belt stop on a black Nissan Armada rolling through Baxley. Driver Bernard Gary McQueen immediately fled and turned rural highways into a high-speed obstacle course packed with close calls. Clear overtaking four vehicle 789 coming up lane. Lane 789 stay with it. s. >> All right, I just tried to pick and he's he's swerving back and forth. >> I'm clear. Unsuccessful swinging back and forth. All right, we got a a bunch of cars here coming up. A bunch of wet gear. Clear coming up traffic. He's on side of the road. We're almost 1050 right here in front of us. We're on the wrong side of the road. Almost 1057. on old road. I'm going try here. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Hang on. I have you at 121 street. [laughter] Disney. Yeah. All right. Nobody going to see >> you. After the vehicle rolled into a ditch during the chase, McQueen tried escaping on foot before officers caught him hiding near a wooded creek area. Troopers later discovered drugs and a Glock pistol inside the SUV, while McQueen also turned out to be a wanted fugitive from Florida facing charges tied to aggravated assault felony fleeing and possession of illegal narcotics. April 4th, 2022 began with a Chevrolet Camaro blowing through a red light in Arkansas like traffic laws were merely friendly suggestions. The driver then decided a routine traffic stop was apparently worth risking an allout sprint from state police. Don't kill. Clearly headquarters northbound. Just turn the welcome seat straight. Turn left on left. Clear >> turn right on back down road stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. I got me a gun. >> I got warned. Gump. >> What you running for? >> Nothing. I just I just want to get home. I swear to God. I just wanted to get home. >> Get back. Get back. >> OKAY, BUT GET BACK. STAND UP. ONE, TWO, >> front of my car. >> Follow me. >> Front of my car. >> Hey, you can pull my pants down the ass naked if you want to. The pursuit eventually came to an end after troopers caught up with the Camaro driver, whose attempt to casually walk away did not exactly fool anyone watching the scene unfold. Authorities moved forward with charges tied to fleeing police, reckless driving, and multiple traffic violations connected to the chase. On August 9th, 2022, Georgia State Patrol trooper Grant spotted a Chevrolet Malibu racing up Interstate 185 near Troop County at nearly 90 mph. The driver responded to emergency lights by accelerating harder and dragging several passengers into a reckless escape attempt through back roads and intersections. >> Go ahead. 1038 of 1080. It's going to be 111 northbound. Getting off at the 46 right Texas tag in the silver Malibu. Mike Kilo 02149. MKZ 2149. Upper Big Springs. >> Clear. >> All right. Taking left on not road. Left on not road. >> All right, we're going on County Lane traffic. the curve. >> They got the rear right passenger door open. Rear right passenger door opening up. >> All right, I got a rear passenger jump out of car. Rear passenger jumped out of the car. Forest road eastbound. Black male, white shorts, gray shirt. >> Clear passenger jump out the vehicle. You're contin with the driver. >> 24. Looks like I still got three in the car. >> Passing Center Point Drive. Passing Center Point Drive eastbound. We're passing Point Drive eastbound. Jesus. >> Hey, don't move. >> Hey, don't move. >> All right, I got two more dump down drivers. Continue east driver. Black male red shirt black horse and a white female red shirt black horse >> clear black male white female coming up >> negative bastard black I still got front passenger the driver head. All right, they're covered. Hang on. >> Continue back eastbound trash. Show me your hand. Get in on the ground. Get on the ground. We want to get in the car. Over here. Put your hands where I can see him. I'm over here. Put your hand behind your back. Once the chase finally stopped, investigators discovered nearly 1 and a2 pounds of marijuana along with scales and packaging materials inside the vehicle. Driver Rodrik Lee and passenger Keith Morgan were booked into the Troop County Jail facing charges related to possession with intent to distribute felony fleeing and reckless driving. April 18th, 2021 turned into a disaster ride for Marcus Wilson Boyd after deputies in Coeta County tried stopping a speeding motorcycle on Interstate 85. The rider ignored commands, blasted through red lights, and tore across highways at speeds pushing far beyond safe limits. >> [music] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] 16 west left on Lunchford. I'm sorry. Right on. Right on. 10 mile project launch. GET ON THE GODDAMN GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You didn't get hurt to hurt anybody. >> Get up. Get up. Put your nose on the hood. Put your nose on the hood. >> Oh, I have I have a pistol. My >> outstanding. >> It's mine. It's mine. >> No, hood. Is that you? >> Got anything up your britches or up your underwear? >> Spread your feet. Spread them. really >> driving like an idiot. >> Can you loosen up for me, please? >> I'm not in the business of making you comfortable right now. Do you understand me? >> No, my wrist is really tough. You're You're the one who want to drive like an idiot. >> I have nothing else on me. I promise. >> Wilson Boyd's escape ended only after the motorcycle got trapped at the end of a dirt access road where rough terrain finally did what patrol cars could not. Officers arrested him at gunpoint before transporting him to jail on charges tied to fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, and multiple traffic offenses. On September 29th, 2022, Florida Highway Patrol tracked a stolen truck moving through Palm Beach County while troopers coordinated positions over the radio. The driver ignored every opportunity to stop and forced officers into a dangerous pursuit through busy roadways. again. >> He's going northbound on 95 now from coming up behind you. 43. Okay. >> All right. I'm coming up behind you. 43. 43. 89. I'm behind 64. >> All right. I'm northbound. >> 1809. We're approaching Atlantic A right now. Going northbound. >> We're going to be uh in the outside lane right now. We're exiting Atlantic. 1023. Nope. We're going northbound outside lane. Passing Atlantic. He just exited Atlantic. We're in the outside exiting Atlantic. >> All right, let's see if we can walk in here. GET OUT OF THE DOOR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. Get out. Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out. GO. >> Sit down on the ground. >> I got him on the ground. >> Hey, there's still SOMEONE IN THE CAR. There's someone in the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to get chased. Where's the car? >> You're going to get >> No, no, no, no, no, no. We got the car. >> Yeah, there's somebody in the car. Freaking not. >> I know he does. The stolen vehicle chase eventually ended with troopers taking the suspect into custody after surrounding the truck and shutting down escape routes. Investigators continued processing the case while the driver faced charges connected to grand theft auto fleeing law enforcement and reckless driving. July 1st, 2022 became a very expensive night for the driver of a Maserati after Florida Highway Patrol noticed the luxury car speeding and driving erratically. Instead of accepting what likely would have been a traffic citation, the driver launched into a reckless getaway while clearly impaired. 10:00 want to help out or 51. two subject calling. 1582. Let me see your hands. >> 18549. >> Left hand open the door. >> With your left hand, open the door. Several units try to contact 1592. >> What's your intent at this time? were you able to pay for 1049 108 drive right for US 19 east of US 19 I'm turning around head that Take a seat. Take a seat. Following the arrest, the driver admitted he regretted running and repeatedly apologized while sitting in custody beside the wrecked remains of his bad decisions. Troopers charged him with driving under the influence, fleeing and eluding and reckless driving before he was booked into jail. On January 26th, 2022, New Mexico State Police attempted stopping 43-year-old Paul Mary's after he rolled through a stop sign. Rather than pull over, Mary's led officers through a long, slow speed chase that kept dragging across city streets for miles. Left lane speed 33 on the interse 55. 5 miles an hour left on two. They're approaching the 343 speed. They're about 50. Calling PD. See if they can Can I get 49 order to They turn around. They're headed southbound. 30 mph. Two 53 pitch successful. 253. What is the updated speed? >> 253. Shots fired. Shots fired. LET ME SEE YOUR [screaming] HANDS. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> EXIT THE VEHICLE. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> YOU PASSENGER, GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> On the floor. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> BOTH OF YOU ON the floor. >> On the floor. On your stomach. >> Get on the ground. Keep a hold on them. >> 253. Affirmative. Shots fired. We have a three. >> He's hit. >> He's hit. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. Cuff them. Stay there. >> Hit. >> I'm hit. >> Get out. Get out. Where are you hit? Where are you hit? Hey, look. >> Can you get your belt off? >> Yeah. My arms. >> Get out. Get out. >> I'm not officer. >> I'm on my stomach. >> Get out. >> Down, sir. >> Oh, my stomach, sir. >> Stay there. Stay there. >> 253. 253. Going to send a 55. I have one male subject who has been hit. >> You sir, I'm hit. You're in my hands. >> Stay there. Just stay there. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> Oh. >> The confrontation escalated after Mayors reversed into a police unit during the final stop, leading to gunfire and serious injuries before officers pulled him from the vehicle. Investigators later continued reviewing the incident while Mars faced charges tied to aggravated assault on an officer fleeing police and reckless [music] driving. April 26th, 2024 nearly turned catastrophic when Arkansas authorities spotted a white sedan screaming down Interstate 30 at speeds above 100 mph. The fleeing driver then cut directly into an active construction zone packed with workers and heavy equipment. 6717 6.7 There we go. 31 We're at 40 right now. I went to Hey, let's get over there. [crying] He's in the construction area. West [screaming] right now. >> What kind of stupid idiot are you? Get on the ground. >> Put your hands back here. Anybody else in the car? stupid. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. >> After finally stopping inside the construction site, the driver was arrested without further incident and transported to the Saline County Jail. Prosecutors filed charges including felony fleeing, aggravated assault, reckless driving, and fictitious tags, while additional charges from the sheriff's office were also added to the case. On January 13th, 2024, officers in Bryant, Arkansas chased a suspect vehicle that slammed into a tree during the early morning hours. Seconds later, the wrecked car began smoking heavily while the unconscious driver remained trapped inside. Stand by for a location. [crying] Stand by for location. Pop off. Get a location as you're rolling up. >> Looks like he may be unconscious. >> Let me see your hands. >> Five. I don't see the other units over there. Stand by. >> Let me see your [screaming] hands. Let me see your hands. Driver. Let me see your hand. Communication to location at The guard's on fire. The guard's on fire. Get your fire extinguishers. >> Fire extinguishers. >> We're in Styles and West. Styles and West. service right now. I need medical rescue and go and start three tow trucks. Three pressure. 50 on two. I'm 97 to I'm 96 to the accident at 114. I'm code three. Copy. Thank you. Have you gotten a good location yet or do I start >> officer [ __ ] Officer Dukes, Officer Griffith, and Sergeant Mason Curtis worked together to pull the driver from the burning vehicle moments before the flames fully consumed it. Their actions later earned recognition from city officials after the suspect survived the crash thanks to the officer's quick response under extreme pressure. October 15th, 2022 started with Georgia State Patrol clocking a black Mercedes-Benz at nearly 100 mph on Interstate 20. Driver Malik Bradford refused to stop and tore through exits and intersections until the luxury sedan lost control near Six Flags Road. She did. 333. Making a left turn. I'm calling industrial. That's real. SHOW ME YOUR ASS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Show me your ass. SHOW ME YOUR ASS. HEY, STAY IN THE CAR. STAY IN THE CAR NOW. STAY IN THE CAR NOW. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR hands now. Hey, STAY IN THE CAR. DO NOT MOVE. STAY IN THE CAR. DO NOT MOVE. GET BACK IN THE CAR NOW. GET BACK IN THE CAR RIGHT NOW. GET BACK IN THE CAR RIGHT NOW, DRIVER. HEY, open your door and get out. >> DRIVER, OPEN YOUR DOOR. GET OUT. FACE AWAY FROM ME. Face away from me. >> Hey, open the door. >> Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Don't move. Don't move. HEY, BLAME YOUR DAMN DRIVER. >> Get out. Get out and face away from me now. >> Help, man. >> Face away from me. >> I need help, man. >> I got you, boss. Hey, I believe you, bro. >> I got you. Chill. I got you. I got you. Hey, place your hand behind your damn back, >> bro. >> Over here to the right. >> Turn around. Sit down. You want to watch it real quick? >> Appreciate it. >> Huh? >> Yeah. It's It's another passion I'm about to get in just a minute. After crashing into power lines and a utility box, Bradford and his passengers were pulled from the wreck while troopers noticed clear signs of intoxication from the driver. Bradford was later booked on charges including felony fleeing driving under the influence speeding and multiple traffic violations connected to the pursuit. On May 15th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol spotted a red Mitsubishi Eclipse weaving unpredictably across Interstate 75 in Lee County just after midnight. The driver, Cornelius Brady, ignored the attempted stop and pushed speeds well above 100 mph while darting across traffic. view. Well, temporary temperature also I am now. So far Okay. Left down. As soon as you have it, if you can feel them, just feel it or whatever you have. Can you update speed? 450 mph. There's no on captain He's in a ditch. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Show me your hands. >> How many PEOPLE ARE IN THE CAR? Don't move. Come on out. The pursuit ended after Brady crashed into mangroves and struggled to stay awake while deputies processed the arrest at the hospital and jail. Investigators also learned his license had been suspended for years and that he had an active warrant waiting out of Miami Dade County leading to charges including felony fleeing, driving under the influence, and reckless driving. April 14th, 2023 became a rolling disaster after a sport bike rider blasted through city streets while refusing to stop for police. The motorcycle rider carved through traffic at extreme speeds and created one close call after another while heading toward the interstate. I got him right here. Be advised, I ran into a crazy Heat. Heat. 456. for me with injuries crash. >> Thank you very very much. Heat. Heat. North side, guys. Just be advised I lost him around 42. He's still on 40 eastbound. I just we couldn't get through the traffic 66. Where was your uh the collision of the Jeep? Old Norton and Salem 140. >> Even after reaching the highway, the biker continued weaving between cars and squeezing through dangerous gaps that forced surrounding drivers to react instantly. Authorities eventually shifted focus toward identifying the rider later, while potential charges included felony fleeing, reckless driving, and multiple traffic offenses tied to the pursuit. On March 14th, 2020, New Mexico State Police tried stopping 31-year-old Jeremiah Medina after discovering the plates on his black Honda had been reported stolen out of the Taos area. Medina refused to stop and pulled officers into a dangerous chase through Ranchos douse. to get the speed out before city 10073. Go ahead. >> Advise the units directly behind me to back off for a bit. This vehicle about to lose control is losing a tire. Advising unit directly behind me to back off a little bit. Be advised 37 to back off. Get up. Get up. 48 219 48 successful vehicle stop. again. Be advisable again. Pit with >> Watch the 48. >> I see blood. I see blood. He's hit. >> GET BACK INSIDE. He's hit. He's hit. >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW IF YOU CAN. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> WHAT DID you see? >> He presented a firearm. Nothing. >> Hand gun. He fired one shot at me. >> There's two. >> There's two. >> There's two people. There's two people. >> Show me your hands. >> Show us your hands. >> There's two. Watch it. >> You got it. Needs help. >> I just Is there any movement? >> No movement. >> No movement. >> No movement. >> Need help. Sergeant >> block traffic down here. >> Somebody have traffic, please. >> Is there another person or no? >> He's the only one. >> 2129. The pursuit ended in gunfire after investigators said Medina fired at an officer following the crash, leading police to return fire at the scene. Authorities later confirmed Medina did not make it while the case remained under investigation alongside charges tied to stolen plates, aggravated assault on an officer, and fleeing law enforcement. The suspect may be in custody now, but this was only one of many wild pursuits officers dealt with that week. Click into the next video to watch another chase where the situation kept getting worse with every mile. Thanks for watching all the way through and subscribe for more real pursuit stories and body cam footage.