On December 7th, 2024, a white Chevrolet Corvette decided to turn Interstate 40 into its own personal drag strip. The driver, Christopher Najgera, apparently thought he was faster than a radio signal as he blasted past traffic at over 100 mph. See you. See you. Throw on the uh do the TV. >> Pull him out. Pull his ass out. I see you, man. >> Break that window. Break that window. >> Break it out. >> Break it. Get out of the car. You're going to get bit. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. You're about to get bit. >> Hey, put your hands out. >> Crawl to me. Crawl to me. >> Come out the car. >> Get your ass out. >> Crossar. Cross. Cross. Cross. >> Get out the crossar. Hold up. >> Here. I'm coming. I'm coming. >> I'm coming. Garrett, watch out. >> I'm trying to reach. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. Look at me. >> Watch out. >> Look at me, bro. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> The driver eventually swapped his sports car for a hospital bed at Baptistritten for a quick evaluation. Christopher Ngera is now facing a laundry list of charges including felony fleeing and possession of cocaine. He was later booked into the Kittinden County Jail after staff noted he was acting a bit too groggy for polite society. October 25th, 2022 was a busy night for a suspect named Greg Atwood who was spotted trying to blend in at a local gas station. Authorities identified him as a man wanted for a very serious assault case out of Bay County. Low traffic. >> We're slowing down. >> Still occupied. Low traffic. >> Crash. Crash out. Crash out. Crashing out. >> Oh, wait. We're >> going north on Adams. >> I don't want to hit him. Let's get on our Let's get a second car here. >> Can you get a hold of >> his car? His car is damaged. Somebody dying out this >> past 100 is your Oh, going into the city. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> Oh no. >> Hit again. Going west on 24th by >> 24th river. >> Still going the wrong way on >> river. Yes, they were. >> Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. Crash. >> He's crashing out. >> He went through a house. He just went through a house. >> He went through a house. Where are you? >> Back up. Gas. Gas. There's a gas leak. >> I think that's gas. I don't know. >> There's a gas leak of some sort now. >> You guys got rifle? I can't see anything. >> We're getting there. >> I can't see you. >> You guys want to move up? All right. >> Greg Atwood was eventually handed over to the Bay County Sheriff's Department to answer for his alleged crimes. Medical staff at McLaren Hospital had to check him over before he was cleared for his new residence in a jail cell. Firefighters had to use heavy machinery just to get the door open and give him a personalized escort to the ambulance. ML residents got a front row seat to some questionable parenting on September 15th, 2025 when a white car hit 80 mph on the on-ramp. The driver, Willie Wright Jr., decided that a simple traffic stop was the perfect time to launch a high-speed dash with his kids in the car. I'm making a left. He just hit the retaining wall. He's still going. He's 132. Try to pit him out. He's 132. Heat. Heat. TVR. TVR TVR TV hands. Show me your [ __ ] hands. Little rock roll over. Star medical. >> Show me your hands now. >> Show me your hands. >> Drive. >> Get them up. Show me your hands. I'll shoot you. >> Little rock. Police. Show me youring hands. >> I'm go round three. You Hey, keep your hands where I can see them now. >> Got kids. >> Yeah. >> Over here. Pull over here. >> Baby, get here now. >> Medical. There is children. >> I got you. If you want to go >> now. Come here, baby. Is he on? Did he ask for a tablet? >> The tablet's here. Give me your kid. >> Yes, she come. >> Come here, baby. >> Can you hold me? >> I will, baby. Come here. I'm so sorry that your father did this to you. Okay. Come here, sweetie. >> Willie Wright Jr. was eventually booked into the Palaski County Detention Center after refusing to provide a urine sample. His children were safely returned to their mother after medical personnel checked them for any harm from the night's events. But one question remained. Should suspects who fled and endangered small children in this manner face significantly harsher penalties? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. The late hours of November 12th, 2024 featured a silver Jeep Grand Cherokee ignoring the 60 mph limit in a construction zone. The driver, Bernard Williams III, tried to mumble his way out of a ticket before deciding to test his SUV's top speed instead. Will you roll down your window a little bit? Will you make sure the car will you make sure the car is in park and step out for me, please? Will you make sure the car is in park and step out for me, please? Hey, it might sound like he's asking you, but he's giving you a locking order. Make sure the car is in park. Step out now. 959. I'll end it as soon as we uh get out of this construction here. 31. Roll over 1016, please. Do not rush the vehicle. >> Hey, get on the ground. He's running on foot. Authorities eventually caught up with Bernard Williams III the next morning near a local truck stop. He is now facing a mountain of charges including felony fleeing and possession of a firearm. His wife eventually helped confirm his identity after he left behind his medication and a very messy crime scene. August 11th, 2022 offered an unwanted spectacle in Newton County when Jesse Hardman noticed a heavy police presence and tried to put his car in reverse. He was cruising near a missing person search when his sudden desire to be elsewhere caught the eye of every officer on the scene. 918 radioight. >> [ __ ] Bridge Road. Just went down [ __ ] Bridge Road. >> Pig Bridge. >> Find out what their charges are, please. for dispatch radio. Good advising on Kick Bridge Road on the curb. >> I'm 212 coming up bridge. All right, GSP is behind us. We are now headed toward Potsa store. If your last Covenant, they'll back off. We'll let this trooper pity him. They got to get off of his bumper, though. >> Jacob, when you spin and spin, spin and spin on the 1050 bridge. Double creek. Double creek. >> Double creek. 1050i. A jury recently decided that Jesse Hardman deserves 40 years of state funded housing for his reckless flight. He was convicted of felony fleeing and theft by receiving after officers found several stolen items in his vehicle. This driver will spend at least the next 13 years in a prison cell before he can even think about getting back behind a wheel. Early afternoon on April 15th, 2025, a gray Nissan Alima was flagged by high-tech tracking as it cruised down Memorial Drive. The driver, Antonio Watson, was the primary suspect in a homicide that had occurred only hours earlier at a nearby hotel. I got him right here. Here I got I think you got it. Yeah, we got it right here, G. Yeah, right here. Right here. Hang on, Gig. [ __ ] I got it. I got it. I got it. There it is. Hold. Two three. Two three. Land. Two three. You want us to stand up? Come on. 17 15 16 G. 583 radio. [crying] >> The passenger, Byron Thomas, was discovered to have his own collection of outstanding warrants for fleeing and eluding. Both men were quickly handed over to Dalb County homicide detectives to discuss their very bad day. Antonio Watson is now facing the weight of a murder investigation along with the fresh charges from his brief dash for freedom. June 8th, 2025 saw a red Ford F-150 behaving very badly on Interstate 75 during the middle of the day. Multiple callers reported the driver, Christina Beth Lee Slitter, was treating the emergency shoulder like a private express lane while swerving across the road. flight. Okay. P42 unit 43 traffic 43 traffic. Hit on the radio. radio. Bring your radio. on bright tire. Westbound into the neighborhood on bright tire. Get one back. northbound speed. I'm >> still continuing north of the speed of 80. No traffic northbound speed. Air traffic. Other vehicles now headed back westbound on the shoulder. Another pad vehicles now headed back westbound on the shoulder. on the shoulder. >> Making another U-turn back eastbound. up there, guys. Three left says 54 respond to a helicopter. on the back. >> Single four. Single four. Single four. Single four. 1050. Good to know they have our back. >> [ __ ] ass down. Get out for me. That is your [ __ ] ass down. Get out. Get out the [ __ ] car. Get out. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. We're >> not going anywhere. Get out the [ __ ] >> anywhere. Get out. >> 94 in here now. >> Get out. >> [ __ ] you. >> Get out. I got tasers. You crack ass mother. You better back cuz I'll strangle you cracking mother that threat. at the Cherokee Native American. Yeah, take that [ __ ] off. >> Christina Slider was eventually escorted to the Lee County Jail where she was charged with driving under the influence and reckless driving. She also received a citation for neglecting to wear her seatelt during her chaotic trip. The suspect remained uncooperative and decided to share some very obscene gestures with the officers as [music] they placed her in handcuffs. on April 16th, 2024 featured a red Dodge Ram 1500 that was reportedly involved in a theft of property. The driver decided that the best way to handle the situation was to lead a high-speed tour of the highway to Main Street. Speed 62 traffic. the traffic. Slow it down. TV. He got heavy damage. >> Put your fing hands up. Climb out the [ __ ] window. >> Got one to go. >> Climb out theing window now. >> Get the out. Climb out of this window right now. >> You to stop this [ __ ] when you got him on camera, man. I got him up here at 11. I think >> I'm going to change the [ __ ] in just a second. I'm coming out the radio. >> The suspect was eventually pulled from the window of the truck and taken into custody by multiple officers. Authorities recovered a small baggie of a white crystalline substance that matched what was found in his pockets. He was later transported to a local hospital to address his complaints of head and neck pain after his trip ended. The evening was quiet in Atlanta until two Dodge Challengers decided to turn the connector into their own private racetrack. One driver in a gray Scat Pack apparently thought he could outrun the laws of physics and the state troopers at the same time. >> Coming up on 85. Coming up to 85. Come up 85. >> All right. Passing up 85. Staying 75 south Cleveland. 75 south passing Cleveland. All right. One is exiting on Cleveland. One staying on the interstate. I'm taking the one on the interstate. >> 35 and one. >> All right. Still southbound 75 coming up to central >> Act southbound Riverdale. Almost 1050. 1050. 1050. Still going. Still going. >> Can I get there for 85? >> Yes. Uh but you're probably better off. I I don't know to be honest with you. Uh, we're passing up Clayton County units now. Passing Clayton County units now. Standby. >> Passing Clayton County. >> Pit. Pit. Pit. I'm trying to get him off the road. Get him disabled. Stand by. All right. Stand by. Multiple multiple pairs of contact. The driver was eventually cornered and tackled after trying to hide behind a nearby building. >> [music] >> A rifle with a 100 round drum was discovered on the passenger floorboard. This made the situation significantly more serious. He is now facing a long list of felony charges while his car sits in the impound lot. June 20th of 2024 started with a report of a stolen vehicle from a Walmart in Pocahontas that was being piloted by Sarah E. Bates. She was allegedly under the influence of something stronger than coffee when she was spotted pulling into a liquor store. R55S. Is that my car? 48 Jones dispatch. I doubt she's armed. I don't think she is. I don't want to tear this boy's car up. All right. Sarah. Sarah, pull the car over. Stop the car. Sarah. Sarah, just stop the car. Pull over so you don't get hurt. Sarah, just stop the car. TVI. TVI. We're in the ditch. Sarah, show me your hands. Sarah. Sarah Bates. I know who you are. Show me your hands. Open the door and step out. Sarah, open the door and step out. Sarah, get over here now. You see what I'm holding? Listen to me. >> Get over here. Turn around. Get down on your knees. Face down on the ground. Lay down like an airplane. Arms out to your side. >> Sarah E. Bates was eventually transported to the Lawrence County Jail for a full investigation into her level of impairment. She is now facing charges for driving on a suspended license and fleeing with a substantial risk of danger. The Pocahontas Police Department is also adding a vehicle theft charge to her growing collection of legal problems. July 8th, 2023 at around 1000 p.m. was when Cabat authorities realized a white Dodge Challenger had been snatched in their city. The suspect, Marquette Mohammad, took the stolen muscle car on a 130 mph dash through heavy traffic. >> We're 30 West interchange right 120. 11 18 and 16. Y'all end it when you can. Just pass the 137 westbound number two lanes to 135. 137. 136. >> You better get on the ground. I'm going to shoot you. Get on the ground. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> All the way on your stomach. Hands out. Hands out to your side. >> Hands out to your side. >> Yep. Should have stopped, man. >> I just bought a car. >> Oh, you just bought it. >> You just wrecked it. >> Oh, he's a sto. >> That didn't work out too well before you did. Would you think that was >> Marquette Muhammad was eventually located hiding in the woods and was taken into custody shortly after his foot race. He is now facing felony charges for theft of property and aggravated assault on the officers. Kat police took him into their care while his stolen ride was towed away to an impound yard. Interstate 75 in Elatchua County got a bit rowdy on April 4th, 2023 when a white Chevy started weaving erratically. The driver decided that 90 mph was a good starting point before pushing the car past the 100 mph mark. Second tax. All right, get back on 75 South. Good afternoon. Next stop there. It's just 1174 myself and then number two other guys pretty far back. So there's three of us still southbound. Traffic's moderate. They're yielding. He went to 387. He may exit here, boys. Try to exit. Try to exit. Trying to exit. All right, we exited. 112 eastbound on Newberry. Pit pit pit pit pit pit felony stop. There we go. Get in the front. Put him in the front. >> Don't move. Don't move. Get out. Open the door. Get out. >> Seat belt on. >> Get out. Get out. >> Come on. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> The suspect is now dealing with several charges, including reckless driving and operating a vehicle with an unassigned plate. It turns out the driver was a habitual offender with a suspended license, which explains the sudden desire to flee. This individual is now well acquainted with the local booking staff after their high-speed tour of Florida. The daylight hours of July 21st, 2022 were ruined for Jeremy Wade Go after he allegedly decided to rob a bank at gunpoint. A clever bank teller tucked a GPS device into his bag. This allowed troopers to track his every move with pinpoint accuracy. See the other side. United We're on the video. uniform. That's it. Are you ready? You got to go. Jeremy Wade Go was eventually cornered at a checkpoint and taken into custody to answer for the armed robbery. The suspect is currently being held while the legal process determines his guilt or innocence. This case shows that even the most daring bank heist can be undone by a tiny piece of modern technology. A gray Chevy Equinox was spotted during the day traveling westbound at 100 mph on Interstate 4. The driver, a Hispanic male, looked right at a marked patrol car and decided that speeding up was a better choice than slowing down. 46 trying to pick 15146 traffic. >> Ricky, what we doing, bud? here. Use your hands. Last right now. Put your hands out right now. Hands on the dash. Hands on the dash. >> God damn. What? The suspect is now facing a list of charges for his reckless behavior and his complete disregard for public safety. Officers managed to contain the situation and prevent any innocent bystanders from being caught in the middle of the dash. This driver learned that staring at a state trooper while breaking the law is generally a bad career move. March 22nd, 2022 saw a routine traffic stop for a Dodge Ram pickup truck take a very sudden and tragic turn. When the deputy asked the driver to step out, a passenger made a daring jump into the driver's seat. Sped away. >> You got a You got a driver's license? You don't have one? >> You got an ID or anything? Why you driving? >> I don't know. You got tired. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> How old? >> I just turned 20. >> Okay. So, who is he? Who is he? >> He a friend. >> What's his name? >> You don't know his name either? >> I know his name, but I don't tell. I don't want to say it. >> You don't want to say it? >> No. >> I don't even feel like talking, so I'm like, >> "Okay." All right. You step out, bro. >> You hang out. Hang out right up here for me. Okay. >> Can I get my phone? No, just hang out right up here for me. Okay. >> Uh, man in the car. Got another gentleman up front up here. >> Go ahead and get him out. 06 and I see 20 seconds left. 69. Get all that 6950. Where you at? >> Roll. Fire. Hot. Roll. Fire. Hot. Wait. >> Where you at? >> Ain't nothing you can do. Ain't nothing you can do. >> He was a passenger. I had to drive her out. Had her in my car. Went through the whole interview process. Smell the weed. Told we were going to search it because of the marijuana. >> We got her out. Tommy and him pulls up. We go to walking up on the car and he hops over the console. Tyler tried to tase him >> and he put it in gear and took off and we 10 zero with him and he tried to smash it. Okay. I'm good with that. But I hate that happening. >> Yeah. I mean I Nobody don't want that to happen. But >> man, he did it on his own. But it was like no reason for him to do that at all. None. >> He could have pulled over, got out and ran, done whatever he wanted to do. It's like he he right there. He was like trying to kill himself. >> That's the only way you can explain what he did. >> Yeah. >> I I mean what he did there's I mean there's no reason explanation to why you would do that unless you just trying to hurt that. >> Huh? >> You know, they were he was thinking about running to start with because I I kept I told Central he kept >> I told Central that he kept keeping rolling. >> Yeah. >> I thought that's probably why I didn't even think about putting my body camera on. The driver of the truck has unfortunately passed away as a result of the high-speed collision with a tractor trailer. The South Carolina Highway Patrol is currently performing a full investigation into the crash to determine the exact sequence of events. No law enforcement officers were harmed during this brief but devastating flight from the traffic stop. On August 2nd, 2023, a 2021 Dodge Durango thought the speed limit on Interstate 40 was merely a suggestion. The driver decided to take an exit and then immediately loop back onto the highway at over 100 mph. Watch this point. Okay. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Keep your hands up. >> Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. >> All right, keep your hands up. >> Hands up and face away. Close the doors. Close the doors. Face away. Face away. Face away. Passenger, stay in the car. Face away. Walk back to the sound of my voice. >> Passenger, stay in. Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. >> All right, >> driver. Keep walking back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming back. Coming back. >> Hey, Billy. Billy, get on my Get on my right side. >> Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. >> The occupants of the vehicle were eventually taken into custody after their trip came to a very sudden halt against a concrete wall. The Durango sustained major damage. It is now a mangled reminder of the dangers of high-speed fleeing. Everyone involved was lucky to walk away from the wreckage and into the back of a patrol car. The final day of 2022 took a dark turn on Interstate 95 when Julie Clark was reported for driving erratically. A state trooper tried to stop her. However, she chose to push her vehicle past 120 mph instead. >> She's all over the place. She's not stopping. Keep speeding up 100 miles. I'm sure All right, we're actually taking the open exit on south. 1050. 1050 on the exit. 1050. >> 1050 on the exit round. >> On fire. Start fireboard. >> Vehicle's on fire. Start fireboard. Can you hear me? >> I believe there the ramp from northbound to southbound 279. We'll be able >> 11 highway. The vehicle's wrapped around a tree. I can't get to her. The engine's on fire from below. Get fireboard here. Julie Clark has sadly passed away after her vehicle struck a tree and caught fire during the pursuit. The Maryland Attorney General's office concluded that the trooper followed all proper policies during the incident. This tragic event ended a life far too soon and serves as a somber warning about the high stakes of high-speed flight. While this specific pilot is currently enjoying their new government funded housing, the real chaos is just revving up for its next performance. This breakdown was only a tiny sample of the high velocity drama we have prepared for your afternoon viewing pleasure. You should check out the next video where a routine traffic stop escalates into a statewide search for a very confused motorist. Thanks for the view and do not forget to subscribe for more front row action.