May 7th, 2024 opened with a routine camera alert in Whitehall turning into a headache for officers across Columbus. A stolen Hyundai tied to an aggravated robbery suddenly appeared on their radar and two teens behind the wheel treated the city like their personal racetrack. By the time they switched cars and pushed deeper into Franklin County, it was clear neither of them planned on stopping for anyone with a badge. Copy. Just 19, they got 6 at the high school. Black Corolla and he's doing a U-turn inside of the uh shopping mall behind the Town Center at Evans. It was a black guy. Any northbound? What's blowing through here? That's right. That's right. Take me eastbound. >> I can't see. I can't see anything. I don't know how I got through all this. Turn left at the Horse Hair Factory, yeah. I can't see, bro. How did you make it through? Ran it all over. 631, 235. All right, they're going to be out on the flight strip, man. Yeah. 631, Flying J Road, man. I'm going to drive it to the Hendrix Way, Hendrix Way to the Hook Stadium. They're out on the flight strip, 107. Get out. Get [screaming] out. Show your [cheering] hands! Once everything finally settled, the two juveniles were taken into custody and sent straight to juvenile detention. Investigators later tied them to a history of stolen vehicles. Additional counts of receiving stolen property and more were added to their growing list. Their next stop will be another court hearing where the consequences of this decision will land squarely on them. It is a reminder that borrowed cars and borrowed time always run out. The early hours of September 27th, 2022 began quietly in a Chatham County construction zone until a gold Mercedes glided into view. Its tag pinged as stolen and the driver slipped behind a pilot car as if hoping no one would notice. But once the lights came on, the vehicle eased forward then suddenly pushed past traffic and forced troopers into a full pursuit. >> [music] >> When the chase was over, the driver later identified as Melissa Smith was taken into custody while her shifting stories unraveled one by one. Troopers uncovered drugs, needles, and a staggering mix of personal items belonging to multiple people. Charges ranged from felony fleeing to possession of methamphetamine, driving under the influence to receiving stolen property and more. Her claims of being kidnapped dissolved under investigation and she was booked into the Chatham County Detention Center. July 25th, 2022 brought a wave of frantic 911 calls in Riverside as one man tore through a mobile home park and carjacked an Amazon van. Officers traced the stolen truck through GPS while new reports poured in about it slamming into parked vehicles along Arlington Avenue. Before long, the boxy blue van was rolling into view refusing to stop for anyone. Copy. All right, he's going over the center divider. Units, stay on the right side. We got it for you. Wrong side of the road. Speeds are about 45 mph runway. Almost TC'd into a white car. Copy. Air 1, we're going to take care of that for you. Copy. All right, uh just TC'd into a car, gray car in the intersection. I just got medical for that TC at that intersection. Air 1, we're already dispatched TC'd. Uh moderate TC on the freeway right there. >> He's on that car. All right, just TC'd really bad again into another truck. Uh vehicle's going to be disabled. We're going to keep an eye on him. He's hopping out of the car, going to go northbound across the freeway. We got him. He's able to hop this wall just north of you guys. Arlington 1099 your name? All right, they're making contact with him now. After crashing on the freeway and failing to scale a barrier wall, the suspect identified as 32-year-old Quinton Jarnel Victims from the home invasion and collisions were evaluated and fortunately did not suffer major injuries. Larks now faces attempted murder, home invasion robbery, carjacking, assault with a deadly weapon, and more. With a $1 million bail set, the consequences of his spree will follow him long after the damaged vehicles are repaired. May 26th, 2025 started with a simple speeding violation on NW 27th Avenue in Marion County. Corporal Gary Miller attempted a routine stop, but the driver later identified as 31-year-old Leroy Graham eased away as if the rules did not apply to him. Moments later, he pushed harder on the gas taking the situation far beyond a traffic citation. >> [music] >> Another pin. Another pin. Station 10 30 here. He's driving out of the We're lost. >> Westbound on the 200. Westbound on the 200. Hold the traffic. Please stop him. PUT YOUR HANDS UP! HANDS UP! HANDS UP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! Are you going on Southbound? All right. War Springs. Get out! Get out! Put [screaming] your hands up! Hey! Get out! Hey, watch out! Hey, watch out! Once Graham finally surrendered, he offered an excuse that deputies had heard far too many times. He fled because he did not have a valid license. After being arrested, he was booked on fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, and more. A small decision at one intersection became a very expensive lesson Late one Arkansas night, troopers encountered a female driver pushing a vehicle well past its limits and refusing to pull over. Her erratic behavior escalated quickly, turning dark stretches of roadway into unpredictable hazards. With every mile, she showed no signs of calming down. Stop! STAY IN YOUR CAR! >> [screaming] >> THE CHASE CONCLUDED WITH THE woman into custody after crashing out and leaving troopers to sort through her chaotic behavior. Officials noted concerning signs and ensured she received medical evaluation before booking. She now faces charges for fleeing, reckless driving, and more. For her, the night ended with flashing lights and a reminder that troopers always catch up. June 8th, 2024 unfolded into a mess when a stolen pest control truck rumbled across Georgia roads, its flatbed stacked with equipment in trouble. GSP and the Blackhawk unit soon realized the driver planned on weaving through neighborhoods, highways, and everything in between. Each turn pushed the pursuit further into unpredictable territory. Once the dust clouds cleared, troopers pulled the driver from the battered work truck and placed him under arrest. The truck's wheels, tires, and equipment told the story of how far he pushed it before it finally gave out. He now faces charges for fleeing, possession-related offenses, reckless driving, and more. What began as a stolen work truck ended with a long list of problems no amount of pest control spray could fix. August 29th, 2022 brought a stolen Volkswagen to the attention of Glendale officers spotted cruising near Port Washington Road. Tied to a home invasion and armed robbery, the vehicle drew immediate concern as it slipped through traffic. When officers closed in, the driver simply refused to give up. All right, it's going in the wrong lane of traffic. That Hampton. And looks like they're going to bail. Bailing. They're on our phone. Back Northbound. Lost the tire. It's losing tires. It's going to bail here. Northbound Park. What's your vehicle lane? Northbound Park. It's going to go east East on Morn. East on Morn. It's losing it. East on Morn. It's got no tire. East on Morn past York Road. No tire left. Coming up to Liddell. Going down here. Going to go Southbound on Liddell. Southbound Liddell now. Near the 4800 block of Liddell. Still going. Coming up to Hampton. 68 Yep. We're Southbound again. We got to take the keys from the patrol agent. Wipe the spray foam off. I'm on the way with the camera. All right, Stultz. Here comes the pit. Here comes the pit. And >> [screaming] >> off road into the park. And they're going to be BAILING IN HERE. >> [screaming] >> 150 AWAY FROM WHERE WE NEED TO MEET YOU GUYS. ALL RIGHT, WE'RE still northbound on the side of the road. Hit a pole. We're going to be coming out onto Hampton. Squads, coming out onto Hampton. 715, still northbound. Still northbound. Going to come out onto Hampton. 715, losing a lot of him. Going southbound. Hit that pole. 715, crash, crash, Hampton and After officers performed a controlled stop and secured the scene, four occupants were taken into custody without further incident. The group, ranging from teenagers to adults, now awaits possible charges including reckless endangering safety, fleeing and eluding, and more. Their joy ride in a stolen vehicle has transitioned into a months-long legal battle. Milwaukee prosecutors will determine the next chapter in their story. March 25th, 2022 turned busy when deputies learned a gray Suburban fleeing from St. Lucie County was barreling toward Indian River County. The driver drifted into oncoming lanes and made sudden U-turns, signaling that he had no intention of stopping. Once he spotted the marked patrol car, the chase formally began. Okay, should be coming back out. We'll hang out. On the same road. Can we go down? Yep, you can only get out one way. It's pretty sporty back here, so Jake, did he go all the way down to the end? Yes, that's where it dead ends. We're going to go through the property, come back out. Got to always come back out to the 21st Street. Okay, he's back westbound 21st Street, getting squirrely. Hey, stand by. Watch out. Yeah, I just tried to pit him. He's taking back off. Bridge, signal, westbound traffic. Off. Under the bridge. I got to get him pulled over. Good station. Hit one pair of sticks. Okay, he's going to hit another. Down. Coming up to the Range Road, southbound. Coming up to the Range, dead end. We're going to have a signal four. He's going to crash through the gate. Overhead! Overhead! COMING OUT. GET OUT NOW, YOU'RE GOING TO GET [ __ ] BIT! GET OUT OF YOUR [ __ ] GET OUT OF YOUR HANDS! OUT OF YOUR HANDS! Following a tense pursuit across bridges and dirt roads, deputies finally stopped the SUV and secured the driver. Charges from St. Lucie County were already waiting, and new offenses such as fleeing, reckless driving, and more were added. Fortunately, no bystanders were hurt despite the driver's dangerous route choices. His run through multiple jurisdictions came to an abrupt end in a patch of rural Florida dirt. March 2nd, 2025 carried a strange energy in northwest Arkansas as a black Toyota Corolla slipped away from Rogers police, its headlights off and its path unpredictable. Minutes later, Trooper Surette spotted the same car flying down Interstate 49 well above the limit. When it exited the freeway and surged through city streets, the pursuit officially reignited. Going to be following with a clear All right, so Adam, David, blue, lion, zero, Edward. Signal one. Continuing westbound. Still westbound. Hey. Request speed. 40, you can go ahead and request Didn't count. Wrong Champions Drive. Going to be headed back to 28, in good pursuit. He's for help. Thank you, dispatch. Identified wrong way. I'm following the car. Dispatch. 25 back down, listening to your air traffic, baby. 10-4. We're headed back to on 52nd now. 10-4, northbound on 52nd. He's still wrong way. He almost hit Rogers. TVI, TVI, unsuccessful still going. Signal one. TVI, TVI. After the driver, later identified as Zachary Joseph Lee Kennedy, fled on foot, Rogers police took him into custody while troopers tended to a female passenger. She was evaluated at a hospital and released to a guardian. Kennedy now faces charges for fleeing, theft by receiving, and more. Investigators later confirmed the Corolla was stolen from a residence, ending any doubt about why he tried to disappear into the night. August 29th, 2024 settled into evening calm until a white Jeep Compass began blowing past vehicles in Lamar, passing on double yellow lines and surging toward Interstate 40. The driver ignored every attempt to stop her. What should have been a simple traffic stop quickly evolved into something far stranger. Silly's Ford, eastbound, passing Macon Drive, speed 55, 56. Okay, 410 is out there, I believe. 410 car 1, we're seeing him 410 car All right, we're boxing him in. All right, he's trying to pass me. Coming up on Lashbrook. Yep, we All right, they can't hear me, but >> TV uh TV uh they're rolling backwards. They're still rolling. Where I put them in the ditch. All right, they're stopped. STEP OUT OF THAT CAR. Once deputies forced the vehicle to a halt, they encountered a chaotic scene involving a distressed woman and her children. After a lengthy struggle, she was safely taken into custody and evaluated. She now faces charges for fleeing, endangering the welfare of minors, and more. For deputies at the scene, the priority was ensuring her children were safe after an ordeal they never should have been part of. January 8th, 2021 began with a minivan creeping away from a convenience store in Milledgeville, its tail lights dark and tag missing. Troopers followed it into a hotel parking lot where a stop seemed certain. Instead, the driver floored the accelerator and vaulted into traffic as if daring officers to keep up. Going left on MLK. Left on MLK. No 28 displayed. See if I can get him here. I'm clear and north on MLK. It's 10-4. Going MLK headed towards Jefferson. I'm clear coming up on this sand road. Milledgeville, we're at Hancock and we are making a left on the Hancock headed up 22 towards Sparta. Looks like it's one occupant. Mr. driver. We're cleared and one Milledgeville, clear. Roll over pit. Roll over pit. Roll over. Indian missing route. River bridge. Okay, we're rolling. Hey, stop! Show me YOUR HANDS! STOP! STOP! [screaming] 361 MILLEDGEVILLE. I'M HERE. I'M HERE. 361 MILLEDGEVILLE. MA'AM, ARE YOU OKAY? AFTER THE VAN overturned and came to rest on the shoulder, the passenger, Ms. Rianna Herron, needed medical attention while the driver, Forest Trees, vanished into the woods. A later search warrant of their hotel room uncovered suspected meth and drug pipes, tightening the case around both occupants. Trees now faces charges for fleeing, possession of suspected meth, and more. On a late Oklahoma night, troopers spotted a pickup truck speeding with its headlights off, weaving between lanes as though no one else existed on the highway. When they tried to stop it, the driver pushed past 100 mph. Every maneuver signaled that he intended to keep running until something stopped him. Hey, put them on the ground right now. I'll smoke you. That stop came soon enough. And 20-year-old Roman Woodall found himself in handcuffs. Court records list accusations of impaired driving, reckless endangerment, and attempting to ram a trooper's patrol car. Fleeing is only the beginning. With an open container in the vehicle and a trail of erratic behavior behind him, his night ended at the Carter County jail. December 8th, 2024 turned Interstate 10 into a spotlight when a white Lincoln Town Car streaked past at 103 mph. Trooper Ashley Regal attempted a stop, but the driver, later identified as Sheldon Lee Blackburn, simply kept going. Discarded items flying from the vehicle hinted this was not just about speeding. When troopers boxed in the Lincoln and secured Blackburn, they found suspected cocaine residue on both his person and a digital scale in the car. A records check revealed a suspended license and prior convictions. Charges now include fleeing and eluding, possession of narcotics-related paraphernalia, and more. His late-night sprint will now be reviewed in a courtroom instead of a highway. July 25th, 2024 escalated quickly for Dallas police when a Flock hit revealed a stolen red GMC pickup tucked inside an apartment complex. Officers boxed it in expecting cooperation, but the driver had other ideas. He gunned the engine, ramming a cruiser, and setting the stage for chaos. We don't have time. We're coming in hot now. Hold on. I got my gun. It's working. I see him pulling behind the pilot. He can't hit the going in reverse. I'm going to go over that hump. He's pulling left. I'm going to keep on coming. Keep on going. He turns off the dumpster. He's Yep. Yep. READY. OH, [ __ ] GOD DAMN IT. YOU GOOD? GET UP, [ __ ] GET UP. THAT'S A FIREARM. BLACK. GET THAT firearm out of here. Get that firearm OUT OF HERE. [ __ ] GOD DAMN IT. YOU GOOD? GET UP. DROP THE GUN. ONCE THE DUST CLEARED, OFFICERS had three suspects in custody and one outstanding. Eric Lampkin Scarbro, armed with a modified handgun, was treated at a hospital and faces prohibited weapon and evading charges. Driver Damon Price faces aggravated assault on a public servant, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and more. Another suspect, Deonte Moore, was connected to a previous homicide. The truck may have been stolen, but the legal consequences now firmly belong to them. In Conway, Arkansas, daylight hours turned lively when a stolen black Ford Mustang repeatedly slipped through the hands of local officers. It darted off Interstate 40, reappeared near Walmart, then shot back onto the highway as if daring every agency to keep up. When Troop J units finally caught sight of it again, the chase reignited with full force. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. minutes out. 78 is between me and 35 right now. I am. Come on, 53. If I need to go around, I need to get like way your dog. 35 is right behind you coming up that road. I'm 53. Shut down the highway. You got your stop sign. You hear? 53 running these dogs in the ditch. We got him now. On 326. 10-4. 10-4. We'll be out with him. 10-4. After the vehicle was pinned and disabled, the driver was taken into custody. He admitted he kept going because jail felt inevitable and he wanted one last joyride. Charges now include fleeing, reckless driving, and more. The Mustang will be returned to its rightful owner while he prepares to face a courtroom instead of open pavement. November 7th, 2025 brought attention to a blue Dodge Charger with expired tags cruising near Colonel Glenn Road. The same vehicle had fled from another department days earlier and when a trooper attempted a stop, the driver slipped through a Sonic parking lot and accelerated into traffic. His intentions became obvious the moment he refused to slow down. See if that's received. The final stop is going to be the Sonic on Colonel Glenn. 51 is your junior. 856 standby. He may be coming back out to Colonel Glenn. 53 driving 32 and 37. TVI. Put your hands up right here. Put your hands up right here. Get the [ __ ] out. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. I got something down. Shut the [ __ ] up. TVI Colonel Glenn Bowman. I need Man, shut the [ __ ] up. Hey. I don't work for Alexander PD, do I, [ __ ] No. You learned today, huh? Learned today. The state police is now Alexander PD. AIN'T THAT RIGHT? AFTER A controlled intervention stopped the Charger, the driver, identified as Malik Moore, was taken into custody. Investigators discovered defective tires, no insurance, and a suspended license on top of the already growing list. His charges now include fleeing, operating an unregistered vehicle, and more. Moore admitted he ran because of expired tags, but the consequences now stretch far beyond a simple renewal fee. That brings us to the end of this run, but trust me, the next chase is already waiting with its own surprises. Go check out the next video to see how unpredictable these moments can really become. There is always another story right around the corner. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe.