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On May 9th, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper spotted a Ford Crown Victoria that appeared to be racing another vehicle while cruising through Columbus. The driver, later identified as Kamonte Brown, reacted to the attention by making a sudden turn into a parking lot instead of calmly dealing with the traffic stop. Manchester 1080. Manchester going south on victory. Get 9.6 started. Hands. Let us see your hands. Open the door. Open the door. Hands. Get off guard. Get off the guard. Get off the ground. [screaming] >> I ain't even got nothing on me. What you calling me for? Why you messing with me for, bro? You messed up my car. >> I care less about your car. You putting people in danger, >> bro. You messed up my car. 1095 1039 the radios get 926 and out. Also contact CPD for traffic control. >> How you doing sir? >> Yes sir. Bro, >> ran from me. >> Yes, sir. Guess she didn't have anything on him. No ID, nothing like that. >> All right. Got that boy. Little did a take down. Got him. All right. What did I answer, sir? Kamante Brown. Say >> that again. >> Kam Brown. >> Brown's night concluded at the Muscogee County Jail after he was taken for medical clearance and a state administered blood test. Investigators also documented signs of possible marijuana use while he faced charges tied to fleeing law enforcement, reckless driving, and multiple traffic violations. June 24th, 2023 started as a routine traffic stop in Raleigh when Shelby County deputies pulled over 21-year-old Jarvian Hudpath and his white Mustang GT. Moments after informing a deputy about a firearm inside the vehicle, Hudpath made a decision that turned a simple roadside encounter into a life-threatening situation. Heat. Heat. Rescue 98 in route 127. You >> got insurance on >> Okay. Do you have anything in your vehicle? No. You got nothing in your vehicle? I have to ask you to step out for it. Don't let me reach you for nothing. I don't think I have in here. I do have my uh I do have my uh Hey, anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. Put your hands right there for me. I'm just going to pat you down. No. Hands up. Hands on the back for me. Appreciate it. Just want to make sure you ain't got nothing on you. You ain't going to try to do nothing. All right. Ain't nothing in it. All right. All right. I'm going to have to ask you to sit in the back while I check the car real quick. >> But before we go any further, there's nothing in the vehicle. >> I think that's my uh >> Don't Don't get back in the car. HUD. The incident ended with Hudpath being struck by gunfire after a struggle involving the moving vehicle. While the deputy was transported to a hospital in critical condition, the case immediately drew scrutiny as investigators examined the actions of everyone involved during the attempted escape. Should the deputy have taken such a dangerous risk, or should he have returned to his patrol car and called for backup? Monday, May 30th, 2022 became far more complicated for a young Arkansas driver who apparently wanted to avoid a conversation with state police. Rather than pulling over and handling the stop, he chose a route that quickly attracted even more attention from law enforcement. Oh yeah. Heat. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. A little bit over there. been successful. He's out of the ditch. Driver, [screaming] show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> Do it now. >> Get out. Get out. [screaming] Get out. Get on the ground now. Do it now. >> On your back. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Why the Why are you running? >> That is the only reason you ran. >> Anybody else in the back? >> Why you st me though, sir? That hurt. >> You almost cut me off the runway. >> Why you me hurt? I'm just trying to see why did I get Hot. I can't breathe. Can't breathe. Can't breathe. Can't breathe. >> We're going to get an ambulance on the way. Don't worry, man. >> The driver later identified as Mar Conway was taken into custody after officers searched the vehicle and uncovered additional concerns. Already on probation at the time, Conway found himself facing new charges connected to fleeing drug possession and a firearm discovered during the investigation. November 9th, 2021 was the day Milwaukee police located a vehicle connected to an active homicide investigation. Instead of stopping when officers moved in, the driver chose to keep going and forced police to pursue. >> He's going to go east on center. He's taking off from me. >> He's coming your way right now. >> North on 57 from uh center Adam Lincoln William 9276. Uh, blue Honda Center 9274. 47. >> 724 take over. We're going northbound on 55th Street. Approaching Herai. Speeds are approximately 40 mph. Traffic is light. Road conditions are dry. He's going to be coming out to per light right now in a second. 7240. He's going to continue east. 724. He's going to continue eastbound passing 55th Street on the car. One for homicide. I can't see the plate right now. Give me a second. We're coming out on Roosevelt. He's going to go eastbound on Roosevelt from 49th Street. And now we're going eastbound on Keith from Roosevelt. How many cars all [screaming] the ground now >> stay where you're at? >> 69 felony stop 489 with a felony stop. >> Affirmative stop right now. 3464 West location again for that spot. 48 in Roosevelt subject on Roosevelt. >> How many cars authorized [screaming] >> 69 felony stop 48 the result. The pursuit lasted only a short time before officers safely took the suspect into custody. Authorities reported that no one was injured while detectives continued working the homicide case that had placed the vehicle on investigators radar in the first place. On May 11th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a Nissan Maxima displaying what appeared to be blue flashing lights along Interstate 40. The situation became even stranger when driver Richard E. Blaine stepped out wearing equipment that made him look more official than investigators believed he really was. Stay in there. Stay in there. Stay in the car. 831% 37. No Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. that carop. Put your hands up. >> The dog free coming south. Turn around. >> Turn around that way. Go go go go no go no go no go no go no go no go no go no go no go no go up >> [screaming] >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Do what? >> You respect us highly, but you going to come out here and risk people's lives. >> Tell me how this respecting us. in there. >> I don't care about it right now. >> After receiving medical treatment and being cleared by hospital staff, Blaine was booked into the Kittenden County Jail. Prosecutors later filed numerous charges, including criminal impersonation, felony fleeing, and unlawful use of blue lights. Saturday, September 20th, the 2025 began with Newport Beach officers tracking a stolen vehicle connected to a carjacking and a murder reported earlier that night. When officers finally located the vehicle driver, Andre Madyich refused to stop and sent the situation rapidly spiraling toward a dangerous confrontation. Now it's slowing down. [screaming] back out on Eloro now. It's slowing down fire. confirming Elrod reload >> back out on Elro now. Slow down. M. Jovich was eventually taken into custody and transported to a local hospital where he later did not make it from his injuries. Investigators continued reviewing the officer involved shooting while also examining the vehicle's connection to the earlier violent crimes. Thursday, August 20th, 2020 brought a high-speed pursuit to the roads of Shboen County after deputies attempted to stop a vehicle driven by 39-year-old David Gosman. Rather than pulling over, Gossman accelerated away and forced officers into a chase. He's 1050. >> Copy. >> Lose your hands. Do it now. Do it now. Copy. Iris. >> He's trying to take off on 243. We can get a unit headed that way as well. He's Yep. He's going to be on I43. >> I 43 northbound. He's going to have to get up there. >> 66. >> Yep. I'm alive. 155 startwell. >> We should have a decent gap 66 between that last white car that's about to go past you and us. putting multiple notes. >> You guys back off. I got >> I got four tires. >> Copy. All four tires. All four. All four tires here. Copy. All four tires. >> 21 units. If it's safe to do so, you have to clear yourself. You are authorized to pitch. >> Copy into the ditch. >> 23. Exit. >> Copy. Exiting 23. unit. If you have prevent so you can dispatch 23b 23. Happy >> location, please. >> Your hands up. He's a whiskey bottle right now. >> Could be pounding a whiskey bottle. >> 23. They need the southbound traffic stopped. >> Okay, I'm making my way there. >> False. Can you uh stop traffic 23 cell phone please? >> 43. >> I'm sorry for cell phone 23 traffic stop. >> Okay. Gossman was ultimately arrested and booked following the pursuit. He later faced charges including second offense operating while intoxicated fleeing or eluding officers and misdemeanor bail jumping. On April 10th, 2025, Arkansas State Police found themselves joining an active pursuit already underway in North Little Rock. The driver of a silver Ford F-150, later identified as Mary Weatherspoon, appeared determined to keep going despite the growing police presence around her. >> Rock in pursuit with a silver F-150 right here at McCain. Looks like we're going to be taking uh getting on going towards 57 north. I can read it. Have they asked for permission? Alpha unit. >> Pull over. traffic secondary. >> Get out. Get out. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. >> Y'all come down here. I'm in Shwood ain't [ __ ] up in that [ __ ] car like somebody got I don't think you pull it in. Weatherspoon was taken into custody without further incident once the pursuit came to an end. She later faced charges including fleeing reckless driving and operating a vehicle without a valid driver's license. Thursday, January 25th, 2024 started with a stolen vehicle alert that sent Georgia State Patrol troopers searching around Camp Creek Marketplace. It did not take long for troopers to locate a Chevrolet Malibu matching the description, and the driver immediately made matters worse by refusing to stop. 64. >> We at 8. This call is 1 hour 5 minutes. 74 show with the 1050 713 land hold 103. I got a stolen tag on the Malibu BJ's Club 1080. Stanford Chevy Malibu. Uh, go ahead. Contact East one if you can. Um, tech is going to be Victor 90 Sam John Tom out of New Jersey. V90. All right. We're over here by Target and the marketplace. Standby. We almost lose. We almost lost it. >> What's your location? >> Uh Shelby Lane coming up to Lowe's. mile left shoulder south. Getting off on Washington Road. Getting off on Washington Road. >> Watch the road. >> Oh, okay. 1050. He just blew two tires. Stand by. Watch the road. Black tires. And let me look at clear. I got him. Let him go. Let him go. Get on the damn ground. Get on the ground. >> Okay. Get on the ground. Roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> I can't. My head. >> I can't. >> Quit doing dumb again. >> You going to get it again? >> You're going to get it again. >> I got I got another car. Put your hands up behind your back. Hey, we're going to cut you. All right. Here we are. >> What's going on, man? >> How you doing, son? >> Good. Talk to me. Why are we running from the police? >> That's what I'm saying. I didn't do nothing. >> Okay. >> And then I'm going to be honest. >> Uh-huh. >> I was scared. >> You were scared? >> You ought to be. You see how you was driving? >> Yeah. Yep. I got up right now. >> Yep. >> Go get your money, man. Hold >> on. >> Yep. Please get some water. >> Yep. You'll be fine. Please let me get some water. Please, y'all. Marquavius TK Beasley was eventually captured after abandoning the vehicle and attempting to escape on foot. Authorities confirmed he was wanted on multiple warrants and transported him to the Clayton County Jail where he faced fleeing charges along with his existing cases. October 8th, 2022 became a long night for an Arkansas motorcyclist who attracted the attention of state troopers. Instead of bringing the bike to a stop and explaining himself, he repeatedly searched for ways to avoid the inevitable. That morning this Shut your bike off and get off of it. Shut it off and get off your bike. All right. Are you getting off? See my speed of my digital went out. 104 getting off here at Washington region breaking ground. You will. >> Thank you. >> He's trying to come around you. taking off again. We're going southbound bridge. coming up to watch condition 25. Your speed at 5560 in front of him right Hey, I found college. contact. We got him. We got him. Get off the ground. >> Yeah, you're done for the night. >> You got felonies on you. >> You turn a whole night. >> I don't care. Don't care. I don't give a [ __ ] You shut the up. >> You didn't care about that when you running through those red lights. >> The rider was eventually arrested after officers safely ended the pursuit and secured him without further trouble. Investigators moved forward with felony fleeing allegations and additional traffic related charges stemming from the incident. On June 11th, 2022, a Georgia State Patrol trooper clocked Alexis traveling well above the speed limit during the early morning hours. The driver, Lewis Grace, had a chance to handle the stop like a routine citation, but chose a very different path. Yeah, left. Hit. Not successful. Another contact. Not successful. Son of a bite. >> Right. They go upon God damn it. >> Ground ground. Get on the ground right now. Show me your hands. On the ground. Put your hands behind your back and do it now. Do noting move. Do you understand me? >> 1050. >> 1050. >> Do not move. Do you hear me? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Stay where you at. Are you all right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Stay where you at. >> My head hurt. >> Yeah. Mine, too. Keep him. >> God damn it. >> Grace was evaluated by medical personnel before being transported for booking. He later faced charges including felony fleeing, driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving, and several additional traffic offenses. February 5th, 2026 began with what should have been a simple stop for expired tags and equipment violations in Little Rock. Instead, driver Jordan Ivy treated the encounter as a reason to run. White Cry 38 36 53 63 for 364 southbound on call station. He crashed out. We're at the 365 split. >> 365 split. >> Show me your hands right now. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground right now. >> Is there anybody else in the car? Turn around. On your stomach. >> On youring stomach. Give me other hand. Ivy was medically cleared at a local hospital before being transported to the Palaski County Jail. Prosecutors charged him with felony fleeing reckless driving criminal mischief and operating a vehicle without insurance among other violations. On July 8th, 2023, a Georgia State Patrol trooper noticed a motorcycle carrying two riders and no visible license plate. When the trooper attempted to investigate, driver Robbie Rean made it obvious that he was not interested in a roadside conversation. Coming up to Pleasant Hill Road. We're going right on Pleasant Hill Road. Right on Pleasant Hill Road. Headed back county back. It's very bright. He can't even get a couple more hits. Got a box on. Passing Humphre left on Norris Lane. Left on Norris Lake. We are running. That's a Donald road. That's a dumb county. Stop. Stop. Stop. push me can't afford one be provided to you by a court sir. Do you understand your rights? You understand your rights? >> Your rights and mine. Will you talk to me without entering here? >> Huh? >> Whose bike? >> Whose bike? >> It's hot. >> Or you don't know? No, he bought it. Just sir. I don't know why rainbow. Can you sit down right now so somebody gets there with me? >> Regan was booked into the Rockdale County Jail after investigators discovered the motorcycle had been reported stolen. Additional evidence led to charges involving methamphetamine possession theft and fleeing law enforcement. Saturday, August 26th, 2023 seemed like an ordinary traffic stop when trooper A Escamilla pulled over a Cadillac Escalade for following another vehicle too closely. The driver's travel plans raised questions and the odor coming from the vehicle, encouraged investigators to take a closer look. 40 West 146 Missouri 0 9 6 0 Henry 9 Paul 6 Gon 224 >> 40 East 171 Texas Nor 9855 NBJ 9855. It's going to be on a black How's it going? Damn trooper rescue me. I'm the Arkansas State Police. Reason I made contact with you is you're falling too close to that vehicle. The window t's dark as well. You got driver's license. just you traveling. >> Let me have you all about come over here to my car. Okay. >> You have any weapons? >> Where you from? >> Uh I'm from Maryland, but I live in Texas. >> You live in Texas? Okay. On the grill, >> thank you. >> Oh, yeah. What part of Texas? >> Uh, Houston. >> Houston area. Okay. >> Uh, how much marijuana do you have in the trunk? Or how much marijuana do you have on you, period? >> You don't have no marijuana on you? >> Sure. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there any shake or anything? When's the last time you smoked in there? >> I haven't smoked. >> It smells like marijuana. >> I haven't smoked in there, man. I swear. And >> Whose vehicle is it? Uh, >> my brother's vehicle. >> It's your brother's? >> Yes. All right. She put me in the car. She said no. She said it smell like weed. >> Yeah. Smell like >> N. She said the car smell like weed. She's calling for backup rock 43. >> She's struggling open. She's struggling opening the trunk. She just hopped in the back. >> Yeah, she's Yeah, she just seen all the boxes. But she saying you speak too close to the 18. >> Yeah, she said I was too close to it. Heck, you know what's up. How much you got? Okay. 20 on the 1015. 43 Henry David Charles 43 Henry. >> Hey, uh Honda just wanted a I got a uh Promethazine load 40 east at the 171 172. Do you want it? >> Yeah, I'll take it. >> Okay. Where you at? 40s for 171 172. The stop ended with authorities seizing hundreds of bottles of promazine discovered inside dozens of boxes. Darien Gibson was arrested and charged with possession of prohibited drugs and using another person's property to facilitate a crime. August 23rd, 2023 started with Arkansas State Police spotting a speeding Chevrolet Silverado on Interstate 440. Although the driver initially appeared willing to stop that cooperation, quickly disappeared once emergency lights came on 85 lights to no traffic to the pit. hit 7.9 012. I just ran him. He break checked me. He's off in a field. Radford Road. We're off in the grass. Let me see your hands. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. >> Take down. Is there anybody else in that vehicle? >> Listen. Listen. Just put your hands behind your back. >> Just put your hands behind your back and don't move. You understand? Put your face down in the ground. >> Okay, >> I got it. >> Got it. >> Anybody else in the truck? >> Why did you not stop? >> I wasn't driving. I don't know him. >> He ran off. Yes. >> Where'd he run at? >> I don't know. He ran straight. He jumped the gate. >> Jumped the gate. >> I don't know him at all. >> What's he look like? Black male, white male. >> He's black. >> Black male running. Jump the gate. >> I got the passenger. 105. >> I can't even tell you. Oh man, quit being a damn liar. >> No, my anxiety is I really don't know. >> So you were in the passenger seat. Why'd you get out on the driver's seat? Go >> cuz he jumped out. The car was still rolling. I had to put it in park. I didn't want to run into the gate. >> Okay. Did he hop over that fence? >> Yes. >> While passenger Marquasia Kurth was taken into custody at the scene and later assisted investigators. The driver escaped into a nearby neighborhood. Authorities identified Robert Ford Jr. as the suspect and pursued charges including fleeing by vehicle fleeing on foot and reckless driving. On December 3rd, 2023, an Albuquerque patrol officer stopped a pickup truck traveling 90 mph in a 65 mph zone. The stop became especially noteworthy when the driver turned out to be offduty New Mexico State Police Officer Edgar Madrid. Not too bad. Lost in New Mexico State Police. Understand the reason I'm stopping you? >> Way too fast. What's up with the speed? >> Got you. Driver's license. >> Just your driver's license. Cool. Step on another vehicle for please. Any weapons? Cool. Sit on up. >> You know how fast you're going? >> Uh about 80 faster, sir. >> 90. >> Okay. >> 65. What's the rush? >> Uh just trying to do something. >> Okay. Why you rush walking away from me? >> Oh, no reason to. >> Okay. How much have you had a drink? >> Uh, I had I had a beer. >> Just one all night. >> Yes, sir. >> You lying to me? >> No, sir. >> Cool. Side. Step forward. >> Any trees? >> Yes, sir. >> Any contacts? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Put your feet I I have my contacts. >> Soft or hard? >> Awesome. >> Take a step forward for me, please. Feet together. Hands direct. See my finger? Yes. Follow my finger with your eyes and do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. [screaming] First name >> Edgar >> AR. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your birthday? Madrid? >> Uh 92. >> This is comfortable to walk in. >> Uh yes, sir. >> No injuries, correct? >> No, sir. >> All sit tight. Okay, sir. for name, date of birth. >> Last name, >> last name >> Madrid. >> First name Edgar. Day of birth 1992. You also send 512 to my location. >> Hey Serge, if you get on from Sato, you'll run right into me. Dispatch, it'll be 106 fields. and keep your foot parallel. Do not point it up. This is parallel. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Hands direct side. Both legs straight. Looking down at your race foot. You will count in upper man by 1,00 1,00200 10003. Continue counting upward by 1,00 time. Stop. You have any questions? No questions at all. Go and begin, sir. 10001234 2005 1067 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017236 [snorts] 2027. >> Don't stop. >> Mr. Madrid. Yes, sir. >> It's been more than one drink, wasn't it? >> Yes, sir. >> How much have you really had to drink? >> Uh, had to light a dirty river, sir. >> 22? >> Yeah. >> You shouldn't be driving. You know that. >> Yes, sir. >> Right. >> Yes, sir. >> And this is going to hurt. It really is. But you know all the fields, right? Yes, sir. >> This is It's sad. It really is. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Leave them there. >> Madrid 1:40 a.m. You are being arrested for DWI? Yes, sir. Do >> you have [snorts] anything that's going to stab me? Poke me, aren't any way? No, sir. Face >> in front of my patrol unit. Refuse test at this time. Mr. Mad, open your mouth, please. Stick your tongue out. Lift it up to the sky. Do you have anything in your mouth? Do you eat, drink, smoke? Anything in between your teeth and your gums? 142. Go walk to the rear of my vehicle, please. How many people? Watch out. Just make a note at 0140 hours from the driver. 10:15 1047 was reduced. Mouth is free and clear for base period. 0142 hours 46 and 7 case. >> You know who he is. What's the last name? >> Madrid D1 skater. >> He's been on for I think he's a lateral. >> Yeah. >> So 90 65. Um drinking two is filled. Seen it. >> He's refusing. >> So call >> just let him know. But he's got to do one. >> Madrid was arrested, processed, and booked into the Bernal Leo Metropolitan Detention Center before later being released pending court proceedings. He faced charges including aggravated driving while intoxicated speeding and failure to provide proof of insurance while his agency placed him on administrative leave. Tuesday, September 27th, 2022 saw Arkansas State Police attempting to stop a black Dodge Charger that was drawing attention for all the wrong reasons around Little Rock. The driver responded by pushing speeds even higher and turning a traffic stop into a criminal case. Let's go. Ridal Hermitage. >> Turn right on Shackleford. Yeah. Copy that. I'll shoot you. Come here. Get over here. >> Watch out. Watch out. That's That's steep. Hey, he's running across Hampton in the sweets. >> That way. That way. Don't be fit. Okay, this is Sharper. Get down on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Lay down. You better lay down. I'm laying you down. Get your lay down. Blow your head off. Get down, mother. Get your Get on your stomach. Get your hands up. Get your hands up. >> Lay out. Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground, [ __ ] Lay on the ground. >> Lay on the lay on your stomach. Lay on your stomach. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. I'll blow your [ __ ] head. Put the hand behind your back. Behind your back. It broke. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Put the hand behind your back, [ __ ] I was going to cop somebody. I don't give a hell My broke. The pursuit ultimately ended with the suspect being captured after abandoning the vehicle and attempting to flee on foot. Investigators proceeded with felony fleeing allegations along with reckless driving and multiple traffic related charges connected to the chase. That may have wrapped up this case, but it is only the beginning of a much larger collection of pursuits, arrests, and split-second decisions caught on camera. Check out the next video to see another story that started with one choice and ended somewhere completely different. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more videos like these.
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