On March 14th, 2024, a sheriff's deputy spotted a silver MercedesBenz sport utility vehicle displaying a license plate that belonged to an entirely different vehicle. The suspicious mismatch, along with the registered owner's suspended driving status, quickly gave deputies plenty of reasons to investigate before the driver decided she had other plans. 47th AB southbound back to 41st. Heat. Heat. Oh, hey. out of the window. >> Check it out. Get your hands off your window. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Okay. I'm out. Okay. I am out. Can I get my glasses? They fell off my face. >> All right, I'm going to get up, please. >> Put your feet underneath. >> All right, >> sit up. That's right. >> Authorities later identified the driver as Nafford TDT Dutes, who was booked after the incident, while investigators confirmed she had an extensive history of driving with a suspended license and multiple habitual traffic offender designations. She was charged with fleeing and eluding while showing disregard for people or property along with knowingly driving while license suspended or revoked as a habitual traffic offender. Saturday, February 10th, 2024 began with a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotting a white Jeep Wrangler flying down Interstate 275 at nearly 30 mph over the speed limit. The driver initially appeared willing to cooperate before making a decision that transformed an ordinary speeding stop into something far more chaotic. BG85 bridge southbound earlier. Clear and it's active destruction. There's another check on that area. 31. What? Come on. Yeah, that's funny. No problem 81 49 valid valid expired 42 on charges. Man, what the Just give me one second. South 28 traffic light traffic light traffic south. Char Boulevard. >> Yeah, we're exiting at Park Boulevard. Exited at Park Boulevard. >> All right, wait. She's almost She's almost by 109. Yeah, she just almost crashed out. We're back on the exit ramp. >> Yeah, we're back on exit park. >> All right, she's trying to make a U-turn. Get the on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get my Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. Ma'am, you're going to get tased. You're going to get on your car. >> No. Get on you. >> Huh? >> Wait. Double >> cuff. Please put the double cup. >> Please put double cups on me. >> I can't I will die. >> You'll be fine. >> I'm scared of you. I swear to God. >> You got the air conditioner there. Please stay with me. >> Slide back. Please, please, please double cuff me, sir. Please double cuff me, >> sir. >> Huh? >> Yeah, >> sir. >> Can you give me a favor? >> Anybody got paper? No. No. I'm good. I'm good without Yeah, he's got one right here. What are you doing? >> Help me. Help me. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> [ __ ] wrestling over there, man. Like >> me, please don't cop me. >> I'm going have to just take her out cuz she doesn't fit. Come on. Slide out this way. We're going to have you stand outside. Come on. Matter of fact, go back the other way. >> Go back the other way. >> Come on. Come on. Slide your feet out. >> Baby, I can't, sir. I can't. >> Hey, uh, can you wrap her up for me? Come on. rather. >> Come on. Come on. Stay outside. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just sit there. Just sit there until your email gets you. Hands off. The driver was identified as Trilania Eiffel, who was taken into custody after resisting officers and requiring medical evaluation at the scene. She was charged with fleeing to elude battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, reckless driving, and driving without a valid driver's license. April 20th, 2010 started with a routine traffic stop after a Kalamazoo public safety officer recognized a passenger who had outstanding warrants. Instead of a straightforward arrest, an increasingly hostile crowd gathered around the scene and turned an ordinary police encounter into complete disorder. I get right back in my car while you right now cuz I don't know what you're doing. Okay, so stay right in that car. What do you mean right here, man? Stay in this car. Why you can't park the street? >> I want to park. I was asking if she is while my daughter. >> You can't you can't stop your vehicle on the middle street. Okay. >> You want to drive? That's good. I'm sorry. Thank you. Thank you so much. your grandfification, sir. Identification. Okay, sir. I'm going to say you want. Okay. You're in a vehicle and I can make you give me your name. If you as soon as you give me your name, I'll put you in the backseat of my car till I figure out who you are. I'm only going to ask you one more time. What is your name? >> Okay, sir. Fine. What did you do? >> I told you I'm always going to ask you one more time. >> I'm not the driver, but it doesn't matter. I can identify anyone that's in the vehicle. >> You got a license. I'm not the driver. >> I'm done explaining this to you. I've explained to you twice. This has all been recorded. I'm sorry. Refuse to answer my question. You have a license to tell me who you are. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle now. I'm not going to be calm down. I don't put your hands behind your back. I don't put your hands behind your back. I don't like this, man. Take off your feet. Put your hands behind your back. Back now, man. Give me now my [ __ ] man. America. Get back in the car. Oh my god. Yeah. Come on. I want to congratulate you. He's in that house. He's in that house. I got my leg in. >> Officer Anthony Morgan suffered minor injuries, but managed to call for backup before the situation spiraled even further out of control. Chad Martes White and several others were ultimately arrested as investigators sorted through the assault on the officer and the extensive damage done to the police cruiser. Wednesday, October 15th, 2025, officers responded after Sireena Waldron reported that Trey Blackbear had refused to leave her apartment following a domestic dispute. As officers tried to determine exactly what had happened, a false identity and an outstanding warrant quickly shifted the encounter in a far more dangerous direction. >> How we doing, boss? >> Let you know I'm recording our conversation. >> There's no need for conversation. >> Well, there's going to be. Why? >> Well, because what happened over there at the >> I just left >> apartment. Okay. Well, she's calling saying that you weren't supposed to be there. So, >> No, she she had me over there. Okay. >> She just answered the phone. >> Hey, hang on just a second. Listen. >> This is crap, dude. >> Dude, hang on. I'm late to the party here, right? I don't know what's going on. So, I've got to find out from you. That's why I'm talking to you. There's two sides to every story. I'm going to give you an opportunity to chat with me so we can figure out what's going on. She's saying one thing. I want to talk to you to find out what your story is. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is that fair? >> Yeah. I'm treating you I'm treating you as as well as I can. Right. >> Okay. >> So, I just asked the same thing of you. Okay. >> All right. Do you have ID with you, boss? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Let me grab your name real quick so I know who I'm chatting with. >> I can't give you that. >> What do you mean you can't give that? >> I don't give you that. >> Okay. Well, then then that's not going to start a conversation very well, is it? >> Well, I'm sorry. >> Cuz I'm investigating a possible domestic. >> Can we go over there and we can talk this out? >> We will. We'll we'll chat it out. But just so you know, I'm investigating a crime. Okay. There's no crime. >> Hang on. I'm trying to explain to you what's going on. She's claiming that you broke into her house. You forced your way and you weren't supposed to be there. So, what I'm looking at right now is a burglary. >> On the phone with her, >> let me finish. I'm looking at a potential burglary and I don't know if there's an assault or something else has happened. Nothing else. >> So, the reason that I'm asking you and asking for your name is a legal reason because I'm investigating a crime. If you're going to refuse to provide me with your information, you need leave me no choice other than I have to arrest you and take you down to the jail. Okay? So, that's your that's where we're at right now. So, do you want to provide me with your information or do we want to go down that route? >> Okay. So, what is she saying that happened? >> I just told you you forced your way into the house. You're not supposed to win there. >> That's what I said. >> Oh my god. >> Three times now. Okay. So, that's why we're here. That's why we're chatting. >> So, I'm trying to work with you to be cooperative to make sure that we can make this work. All I'm asking for you is to give me your information so that way we can go from there. If there's something hanging over your head, you got something that's behind you. We can deal with that later. >> Multiple tattoos lifted on >> delay, live fast, die pretty. >> Oh, gotcha. >> Another says live free or die hard. A clown clown faces break. >> So, am I good to go with with >> on the left arm? There's tattoos of love. >> Tattoos on the chest. Do you need me to continue? There's multiple more. >> Can you put that down for me? All right. No, that he's not cooperative. >> I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. >> You told me you're going to get violent. >> No, I'm not. >> That's what you told me when you were sitting there. >> No, I'm not. >> That's what you said. >> I'm not, though. >> Put that Put that down, please. >> You just asked me to pull her up. >> I didn't ask you to pull it out. I was asking you what it was. >> Okay. Can my friend get my stuff? >> Yes. >> Go ahead and stand up and turn around for me. You're under arrest right now. You >> For what? >> You have a warrant. >> For what? >> Stand up and turn around or you can get tased. Put the phone down. >> You okay? You okay? Roll on your stomach. >> Drop the knife. >> 10. We did this. He's got knives. >> Drop the knife. >> Roll away from it. >> Roll away from it. You're going to be shot. >> Roll away from it. You're dead. >> You going away. 51. He's got a knife. He's trying to stab 24. We've got multiple shots away. >> Copy. Stab 5124. Multiple shots away. >> We need medical code three to this location. >> He's got a knife. He tried to stab me. >> Stab me. >> You got a med bag? >> What location? You got him. >> Yep. >> Little park. I'm not sure we're going to be able to do anything on the top ones. Officer Mark Slaggel received treatment for a puncture wound and a laceration before being released from the hospital later that day. While investigators seized the knife involved in the confrontation, a Jackson County grand jury later determined that Chief Jim Hamilton and Officer Mark Slaggel were fully justified in the shooting after reviewing the evidence. Thursday morning, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop what authorities identified as a stolen Hindai Accent traveling along Interstate 4. Instead of pulling over, the driver allegedly chose to protect a stolen car with increasingly desperate decisions that stretched the pursuit across multiple counties. I see the vehicle ahead of me. >> Hey guys, I got my star chase ready. Unless you're going to try to do a pit. >> Let's see what happens here. >> Yeah, go ahead and start chasing. Get on there. >> After you start chasing, go ahead and pit them with another truck in front of me. Heat. Heat. Stacy, where's he at on Star Chase? 54 33 >> 104 just getting off at Circle Loop is uh >> looks like he's headed southbound on SOAM loop. Head back to eastbound. I see heading over to Lakeland Hills. Where's the star chase? on Lakeland Hills near Florida. Passing Edward 98. Stop sticks. Stop sticks. >> I think he may have got him. I don't know. far. He's at 71 miles an hour passing Park View coming up to Ala in Vista. >> Yeah, 104. He just uh went through I think we got LPD up there. I'm trying to do they got him with the stop sticks. He's looks like he's running slow. coming up to Memorial. >> Yeah, he doesn't want single 12 whiskey there. >> I believe he's single forward somebody here. All right, one of our units stand by with this signal for Where is he at now? Okay, I think that's him. And we're at a landl. >> Yeah, he I'm trying to pit him again. Everybody block this guy in. United station 333 traffic memorial and Marion >> investigators s identified the driver as Raul Mata, who was arrested after the incident and accused of leaving behind damage that extended well beyond the pursuit itself. He was charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer grand theft of a motor vehicle along with several additional traffic related offenses. Wednesday, January 31st, 2024, a concerned motorist called authorities after reporting that a driver was displaying what appeared to be an assault style rifle toward passing traffic on Interstate 75. As troopers located the white Nissan Rogue, the alarming report quickly became the reason for an urgent attempt to stop the vehicle. Watch out. So the Good job. Heat. Heat. Get on [screaming] the ground. Get off the ground. Get on the ground. Okay, I got to enter 393. Unus we have it at the camper. Looks like people will have them in the overpass. Unus overpass camera. Yeah. >> I need to do what? >> Yeah. >> Guess what? When you don't stop, welcome to the club. This is Florida, New York. Clear pal3 traffic. Florida. >> Yeah. Well, you should know that. That's how it works here. You run your ass out. Welcome to Florida. >> The driver was identified as Adler Telfort, who was transported to the Collier County Jail after investigators discovered multiple toy guns, a pellet gun, suspected cannabis, and confirmed he was violating probation restrictions. His case expanded well beyond the original complaint as evidence gathered during the investigation led to numerous criminal and traffic related charges. July 8th, 2023, officers responded to a grocery store after employees reported that an intoxicated customer had urinated in one of the aisles and refused to leave. A situation that could have ended with a simple escort outside became much more complicated once the woman began giving officers a false identity. She down here with the red top on the necklace. >> Okay. Excuse me, ma'am. Hello. How are you? >> I'm good. >> Uh, the store contacted us cuz they have video of you urinating inside the store. >> Yeah, I'm I'm older than I can hold my Yeah. >> All right. Everything okay? >> I can I can understand that. But there is a restroom like 20. >> I'm trying to find it. This is my first time in here. >> Okay. >> You hear me? No, I hear you. >> I was running everywhere. >> I ain't going to lie. I was I was running around the >> They have employees. There's people that could have helped you out. >> No, I asked somebody where it was. They told me it was in the in the back, but that was her office. >> Okay. >> And I still don't know where it's at. Did they call the police because I almost urinated on myself? >> No, they said you did, right? You peed on the floor. >> No, I urinated on myself. >> Okay. >> I was trying not to walking around. >> Okay. >> I am 57 years old. >> Sure. >> Yes. >> I didn't mean no harm. >> What you want me to clean it up? Well, no. We're just trying to figure out what your intention was. What What was going through your mind when you uh decided to go there? >> What was going through my mind? >> Yes. >> I had to use it. >> Okay. >> Bad. And I asked everybody in the store. >> Okay. >> What was the bathroom? >> How much have you had to drink? >> Couple of years. I'm shopping. >> Good. Yeah, that's fine. >> What that got to do with it? >> Well, that sometimes has to do with making just bad decision. I'm getting older and I can't hold my urine. Drinking ain't got nothing to do with Let's get this clean, sir. Okay. >> If I'm not drinking, I still got to run to the bathroom. I want y'all over me like that. >> Really? >> Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> No, I don't. My name is Monica. >> You want to get that? >> Do you know what the store wants to happen? Huh? >> Do you know what the store wants to happen? You got a manager. >> Let me get a manager. >> Please do. >> You got to stop and listen to me for a second. Okay. >> My main concern is that she gets home safe wherever she goes. >> She's good. >> Stop yelling. I'm not yelling at you. You don't need to yell at me. Okay. >> I got a ride with me. >> You have a ride with you? >> Excellent. Then we need to contact the store. They're going to figure out >> cuz they called us here for a reason. Okay. So, we got to see what the store wants to do and then we'll be done. All right. But it takes a minute. >> Let me tell you. >> Mhm. >> And if you got a ride for her, if you can just >> I got to ride. My sister is here. I'm I'm buying her food. >> Okay. >> I had to use it. >> I'm 57 years old. >> Mhm. >> I couldn't hold it. I got everybody with a bathroom. That's That's a >> And they call a urine. >> Yeah. >> They did. They did. But here's the thing. We don't need to push it. Make it more embarrassing. It is what it is. Okay. >> We're going to see what this wants to do. >> And then we need to confirm that she can get home safe and then we're good. >> Come on. >> So, we need to If your sister's here, can we talk to her? >> Yeah. She running around shop. Okay. >> Well, once we can talk to her, then that'll cross one thing off our list. Okay. We'll take it step by step, though. Just be patient. What happened? >> Are you Tony? >> Uhhuh. >> Oh, and your sister's Monica. >> Monica. What happened? >> Is that her name? Monica? >> No. >> Okay. >> What happened? >> What is your sister's name? >> Cynthia. >> Cynthia. >> Well, she's fine. She's not She's not hurt or anything. >> Did she get What did she >> But she's obviously extremely intoxicated >> and apparently lying to the police about her name. She's who you came with, right, Cynthia? Okay. Did you drive here? >> Yeah. >> And you're planning on driving home? >> I'm driving. >> All right. Because she's clearly drunk. >> Okay. >> What's How do you spell Cynthia? >> I don't know. C H Y T. I don't know. >> What's her last name? >> You know her middle initial? >> No. >> You do? >> What's her date of birth? >> What's her date of birth? >> You guys don't know anything. I want to know. All I know is that's grandmother. >> Okay. >> And I ride with her take care of her good >> grocery shopping every month. >> Where she at? >> Copy that. I think she's back at the other side of the store. >> Back here? >> Yep. You with you though. Okay. Why did you tell me your name was Monica? >> What's your name? Do you have an ID on you? >> No. >> Okay. Do >> you have a credit card? >> Something with your name on it because you are not Monica. >> I don't know why you're playing games. >> I'm not playing. >> Okay. Well, you gave me a fake name. >> I am Monica. >> So, you can either give me your actual name or we'll arrest you and then we'll find out who you are at the jail. >> I'm Cynthia. Okay. Give me your ID. >> I don't have your >> dad. Yeah. >> What's going on, >> girl? I had to use it. You know, when I had to pee, I can't help. >> Yeah, >> please. >> What's your middle name? >> You drove her here. >> Your grand is this your granddaughter? >> You want a ticket? >> Yeah. >> I mean, as long as they're going smoothly, I could care less. But if there's the attitude, you know, I really could care less. >> Anytime you start lying to the police, it becomes a bigger deal. Yeah. >> So, >> yes. [crying] >> Come here. >> Yes. Yes. >> Medication. >> Okay. Medication for cleaning up. >> She just had her eyes did. So, I should have been with her. I shouldn't have had price with her. >> It's okay. >> ID. >> It's okay. >> You find an ID. >> Did you find your ID? >> It's so smart. >> Okay. Did you find your ID? >> That was >> so your birthday because >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Well, you initially did something that could have been explained away, but then you lied to me about who you are and now you're getting into criminal elements. No, >> which I don't understand why you would do something like that. >> What happened? >> I was just I didn't know. >> She just had surgery on both of her eyes. >> Okay. She's going through a little something. >> That's fine. But again, none of those are >> getting back. >> Okay. None of that is an excuse to get back, but I'm okay. >> So, we'll see what we're going to do now. >> False. >> I'm okay. >> You have warrants or something? >> Do you have a warrant? Why would you lie? >> I just didn't I didn't know it. I'm just >> I just want to come grocery shopping. I just want to come grocery shopping. >> Okay. I'm sorry y'all. >> You want me to explain? >> What does the store want? >> But now I'm sorry. >> I just obstruction ticket >> or a DC ticket. >> I just wanted some food. >> They're good with whatever we do not feel like bringing her back and looking. >> Yes, I peed. I had to pee and I peed. But I peed on myself and I wouldn't even point. >> They wouldn't tell me where the bathroom was. >> Well, let's see if we can get none of them. >> Cynthia, you're going to have to come with us. You're going to have to give her the card and then while she's checking out, we'll explain what's going on. So, you want to give her your card. >> No, that's okay. That's okay. >> Come on. I ain't no >> Okay, so we're not going to shop. You're done. >> Let's go outside. >> What's that? All right. >> Okay. So, Cynthia, come this way. >> Okay. Let me close to my daughter. >> No, not right now. >> Yes. I need to give her my purse. >> I will. >> In a minute. >> I will. Oh, >> you're going to follow our instructions. Thank you. >> We We've let you kind of wander around here for a minute. So >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> So, what's happening is you're being placed under arrest for obstruction, and it appears that you probably just set it down. We'll make sure that gets your sister. All right. So, I have to search you. So, can you put your arms out like an airplane? Perfect. Do you have anything on you that is dangerous? >> Keep your arms up, dear. >> Keep them up. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me? >> Keep your arms up, ma'am. >> H Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Anything dangerous? Nothing like that. Keep your hands up. >> No. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> Just relax. Excuse me. >> We're going to get what you >> No. Get my purse to my front door. >> I don't know why y'all doing that. >> You don't You don't need to yell at my sergeant there. We'll get it to him. >> Your sergeant should be helping me. >> I had to use the bathroom. I got a weak back. >> These people ain't [ __ ] >> Okay. Spread your feet apart for me. >> Come on, man. >> I ain't no Yeah, trust my wet. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's why I'm wearing gloves. So, >> okay. >> The store doesn't want to actually do anything about you peeing in the store. >> So, we're not doing anything with that. >> There are some other issues. >> I know. >> So, we're just going to address those and we'll get your stuff where it >> You want to hold on. I'll go grab an emergency blanket so we don't >> Oh, you need So, then what do you want to go to your sister? >> How about in my purse? >> Hang on. >> The whole Do you want your whole I'm trying to have a conversation here. Do you want your whole purse to go to your sister or do you want it to stay with you? I'm trying to get your wishes here. [screaming] >> Y'all too much. >> Cynthia, what would you like done with your purse? Do you want >> Tell my granddaughter and my sister-in-law to come out here and get my stuff. My granddaughter from my family can have my purse. This [ __ ] >> So, you want them to have your purse? Do you want them to have everything in your purse, >> man? >> Cuz I'm not >> Tell my granddaughter and my sister-in-law to come get my >> We're not bringing another element into this. >> That's her sister and granddaughter. >> I I know. >> Oh, >> but they're not coming here. I will bring the purse to them. Do you want the entire purse to go to them? >> I want to see my granddaughter. >> No. >> Go around this side. >> Get my part. >> I'm going to get it. She's right there. >> Call her team. >> No. [crying] >> All right. This way. >> Okay. Let's go. >> Oh, no. >> Right here. >> Cynthia, we are going. Come on. We are going. >> We are going. You're going. >> We are going to the car. >> Did not realize that this was going to happen. So, I parked. >> Call. >> Okay. We'll let you make phone calls too at our police department. >> No. No. No. No. Okay, hop in. I got a blanket up there so you can y'all better. Oh god. Jeez. >> Come on. This [ __ ] is too No, no, no. >> What's that? What's wrong? >> This two are comfortable. I >> Well, we only have a short 10-minute ride back to the police department. Once you get there, you're getting the handcuffs off. Okay. You just have to be patient for about 10 minutes. The woman was eventually identified as Cynthia and officers discovered she had a valid felony arrest warrant along with existing felony bail conditions requiring absolute sobriety. She was arrested booked on multiple charges including obstructing an officer by providing false information and transported to the Wakaaw County Jail. Friday, December 30th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper stopped a red Pontiac G6 for a damaged tail light and expected nothing more than a routine traffic stop. Seconds later, the young driver panicked, accelerated away, and even called his grandmother while trying to outrun the patrol car. >> Hello. >> Hey, man. Your bra state police stopped you for this tail light back here. Oh. Yeah, I know. I got it right here. >> Oh, I see that. >> Yeah, he just fell off. >> Okay. You got your driver's license? >> Where you heading, buddy? >> Really back home. >> I don't want you white lens, homie. Where you stay at? >> Milk. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Is this I mean, it's your car, right? >> Yes, sir. Well, really, it's my granny's car. She just signed the title over. >> All right. Got you. All right. Give me one minute, man. 41 ospray 107. We're southbound on seven heading towards Delark. He's pit. He's pit. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. [screaming] Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on your ground. >> I want to get on my granny. Get on my ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop messing with your phone. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> I just got out. I'm in the country. I just got >> What are you doing, man? >> I got some weed. >> You running over weed? >> You got to be kidding me, dude. I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. >> Calm down. >> I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. >> Can you please answer my phone? >> I'll answer your phone when you're squared away. >> What are you thinking, man? >> I'm scared. I got it like I'm scared of >> that ain't nothing, dude. I'm scared. >> Hi. Who is this? >> Gwen. >> Hi, Gwen. This is Tuper Rabel with the Arkansas State Police. Is >> is uh Cameron Reese your grandson? >> Is Cameron Reese your grandson? Hello. >> Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. >> I don't know. I don't want you to shoot me. I don't >> Buddy. I ain't going to shoot you. Just put my leg up here. No, you're fine. I want you to think I'm running. >> Talk to your granny. Granny, I'm I'm I'm okay, Granny. I'm okay. >> I'm just scared right now. I I just got to I just got to weave and I and I got to I got a scare. That's all I got right now. I I uh Wait, I got a three, too. That's >> You're going to jail, dude. So, don't >> I'm already know I'm Hey. Hey, Gwen. >> Hey, let me see. I can't get up. >> Go to my car now. Hey, win. >> Yes. >> This is Trooper Rabel with the Arkansas State Police. >> Okay. >> Is this your your grandson? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, he just took off on me running in his car. Um he's going to be going to jail >> and he's going to let you know. Okay. >> I got to come get Wait. Where's my car? >> Hang on. Ma'am, >> he'll be at Clark County Jail. >> Okay. But the car >> The car is wrecked. is getting towed. >> The car's wrecked. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right, I have to go. Okay, I'll I'll let him talk to you here maybe here in a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. >> Thank you, ma'am. Sorry about this. >> All right. All right. >> Bye. >> After the pursuit ended, Cameron Reese admitted he had fled because he was afraid officers would find marijuana and a scale inside the vehicle. He was taken to the Clark County Jail and faced charges including fleeing along with drugrelated offenses tied to the evidence recovered from the car. Monday, March 27th, 2023, Arkansas State Police began searching for a motorcycle rider suspected of leaving the scene of a collision involving a truck. Instead of stopping to explain what happened, the teenage rider decided speeding away would somehow improve the situation. Hey, >> he's taking off from me. >> Okay. >> 1632. hit a truck or something at the 44 truck stop westbound 332 count speeds about 60. He says head towards home. >> All right. He just lost it. All right. He lost it. He wrecked it. >> Let me see both hands. Let me see both hands. >> What's your name? >> Get up here now. >> Get up here now. >> I'm sorry. The bike's on me. >> Both hands. >> There's no need. >> Why are you so stupid? >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Take your backpack off. All right. If you do anything stupid, that dog will bite you. You understand me? >> God, I am. I'm not going to hurt you. Not trying to do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stupid, man. I will explain everything. >> There's no explaining as far as being simple, but I have a reason. >> Can I sit down for a second? I wrecked that bike. >> Yeah. You sit down right anywhere? >> Yeah, he got pretty bad on my leg. >> Did you get rubber? You did. I don't think he hit that ball. >> Can we turn that key off, please? >> Well, your gas is pouring out. It's fine. I know. Kick, please turn the key off, man. >> All right. Don't worry about that bike. That bike's going >> impound. >> Okay. >> You need ambulance? >> No, I think I'm good. >> You're good. Okay. You got anything legal on you? >> Uh, any cocaine? >> I have a dad pin. >> I don't Maybe not. It might. >> You got a license? >> No, sir. >> So, why run? >> Cuz um >> would you hit a truck up there at the 44 or something? >> I probably tapped it, but that ain't the reason I have to. >> I'm from El Dorado, Arkansas. >> All right. Before you say anything else, listen, tell me before you say anything else. I want to read your rides. Okay. Can >> you turn on make sure about your phone, please? >> The 17-year-old rider was taken into custody after the motorcycle came to a stop. And investigators also recovered a handgun during the arrest. Along with fleeing, he faced additional charges connected to possessing the firearm, operating without a license, and endangering the welfare of a minor. Tuesday, January 17th, 2023. An Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a blue Ford F-150 traveling at an extremely high speed without a license plate. The driver ignored every opportunity to pull over, steering the chase towards city streets and eventually through the Arkansas Tech University area. Tell me right there. We're going to turn off turning on Heat. Heat. You had to tell me. Let's have He's got Where you going? Crazy. Return to Houston. [screaming] Right on second east A street turning on head west. Get on the ground. Get out. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Get down. Pace down. Down. I got him. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your deal? >> You ain't getting away from anybody. >> Idiot. Where's your driver's >> license? Are you good? >> Yeah. >> The driver was identified as Mr. Holland, whose arrest was followed by an extensive list of criminal and traffic charges. Those included felony fleeing while creating substantial danger of passing away aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, interference with a law enforcement officer possession of a controlled substance, and operating without liability insurance. Sunday, November 27th, 2022, Arkansas State Police pursued a black Dodge Charger after the driver refused to stop for officers. The chase continued until the fleeing car found an obstacle that had absolutely no intention of moving out of the way. Hold down half 092 with Tom Edward 092 the black east right on secondary. My brother just crashed out. Still be right here. >> Show your hands. >> I got a black on right. >> Black jacket. >> Jacket. >> Checking the car. Check the car. The car's clear. >> Gain 17. >> He's right here. He's right back here somewhere. Okay. Heat. Once the Charger came to a stop, troopers quickly secured the driver and ended the incident without any further resistance. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene as investigators began documenting the crash and the circumstances surrounding the pursuit. Wednesday, October 29th, 2025 dispatch alerted Arkansas State Police that a motorcycle pursuit was already racing down Interstate 30 at speeds approaching 140 mph. As trooper Matt Hall joined the chase, the rider continued weaving through traffic instead of bringing the motorcycle to a stop. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. secondary unit inside. If he's holding enough, Hall, we're going to knock him. Do it, Hall. Do it. >> Bump him off that bike. >> Show me youring hands right now. >> We're good, huh? We're good. We're good. We're good. We're good. >> We're good. Wind it down, boys. Wind it down. >> Right here. Don't go to that side. I didn't hear a word of that. >> Why you ran? >> No, I just wanted to see my mom. She just went to the hospital. >> Yep. >> Now you got felonies. The rider was identified as DJ Thomas, who was taken into custody without further incident before being turned over to the Nevada County Sheriff's Office for booking. Authorities also confirmed that the Prescott Police Department opened its own investigation stemming from the events that started the pursuit. Monday, July 18th, 2022, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a vehicle speeding with only one working headlight before watching it disappear onto rural back roads. Rather than accepting a traffic stop, the driver gambled that rough dirt roads would be enough to lose the patrol car. We need to turn. What's that? down. Spit the lift. Yeah. 10 four. I got behind him and turn my blue lights. >> Show me your hands. Everybody show me your hands. >> I got a car for you. >> Nobody move. Put your hands [screaming] up. My hand is right here. >> How many people are in the car? >> Lay down. Get on the ground. Lay on your stomach. >> I'm on my stomach right now. >> Do not move. >> I won't move. >> I'm not moving. >> Why'd you run? >> I don't know. Sir, >> who's driving? Who's driving? >> Sir, I don't know. Sir, >> stop lying to me. There's two of you. >> You turn down that road by the Sonic. >> I'm on down here over the train tracks. >> Nope. You're gonna slide on your stomach and you're gonna you're gonna crawl back towards me. >> No, man. You can sit right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? Turn your feet towards me. >> Turn your feet towards me >> and crawl back to me. Lay down on your stomach. Hands behind your back. I'm good. >> All right. We're good. We're good. We're going to clear this vehicle real quick. Don't move. >> Front clear. >> Back. >> All right. All right, hold on. I don't think we're getting that trunk open. >> The pursuit ended with two occupants safely taken into custody after the vehicle was disabled in a ditch. The driver also found himself facing an additional charge of endangering the welfare of a minor after investigators confirmed a 14-year-old passenger had been inside the vehicle during the entire chase. Tuesday, December 13th, 2022, an Arkansas State police trooper attempted to stop a Toyota Camry near the Bass Pro Shop area in Little Rock. The driver chose to ignore the traffic stop, turning what should have been a brief roadside conversation into a pursuit that lasted only moments before another escape attempt began. >> William Zebra X-ray William going to be a black Toyota passenger car taking exit 128 430 south. CM52 on a blue Toyota Camry expires April 23 out of Alexander 841 still rolling. 1037 pit. Otter Creek pit. Got one black male running on foot running towards uh Bass Pro. >> Black male wearing all black running towards Bassro. Main entrance. >> Let me see your hands. Hey, we're in the car. Vehicle's is clear. Go ahead and notify Little Rock. He's running north. Ran past Fast Bro. I only seen one fail on him. >> Yes, sir. He went that way. >> He was a good >> I appreciate you stopping. 101. 104. He's going to be in between the outlets and Bass Bro, running north towards Salt Grass. The Camry was left behind after the driver abandoned it and fled on foot, leaving troopers to secure the scene while searching the surrounding area. Despite the immediate search, the suspect was not located that day and remained outstanding following the incident. Saturday, September 21st, 2024, a trooper clocked a red BMW speeding along Interstate 630 before attempting a routine traffic stop. The driver briefly appeared ready to cooperate, only to suddenly accelerate away as the trooper approached the vehicle. Um Adam so far east 142. >> Pull up to the left out of the road. Pull up into the parking lot on your left. On your left. >> On your left. Pull up to the left. Put it in park. Go to the left. Put it in park. Go to the left and put it in park. Get out of the street. Do not stop in the street. >> Do not stop in the street. >> Go ahead. >> Put it in park. Put it in park. Put it in park. >> I think road rage. >> Expedition Tennessee. I'm on 15. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. 3572 is >> I was trying to pull him over by them. Kept slow rolling, slept rolling. Then when I walked into the car, pull it off. He resumed his traffic. on the same day. >> CN has received. >> Investigators later determined the suspected driver was Shabbash M. Young after the BMW was found crashed roughly 20 minutes later, while passenger Azym M. Woods was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. Young was charged with felony fleeing, fleeing on foot, reckless driving, speeding driving on a suspended license, operating without insurance, improper window tint, and failing to wear a seat belt. Thursday, November 19th, 2020, officers tracked down a stolen pickup truck believed to be occupied by several juvenile suspects in Atlanta. When police moved in to investigate, the driver chose to flee instead of surrendering the stolen vehicle. >> 911. I'm stationary right over the ramp of 20. >> Let's give a few minutes. See if GSP answers up. They can come help us. Let's stay in the area. Have Phoenix call it and keep an eye on it. 112. Yes, sir. Did you get those? >> Just came through. >> All right, 1012 is the unit. Go ahead and move in on it. GSB. If they take off, GSB is going to be behind us. They'll be ready. blue hoodie. >> Okay. The blue hoodie looks like to be the driver in the theft. >> Royal blue hoodie is uh the driver during the theft. The little dark clothing has the weapon. >> You just radio. What's going on? Keep it going. station. Heat. Heat. Roll over your be right here. Okay, we do have units with GSP. out here. >> Everything's okay. >> Everybody's fine out here. Good. >> Hey, how many people in that car? Who took the car from? >> Who took the car? >> I don't even know where >> Where'd you get the car from? Where did y'all get the car from? >> I don't know what >> Hey, man. Look, I ain't got time for that right now, okay? Somebody in that car possibly might be dead. I don't want to play no games right now. Okay. You need to tell me where y'all got that car from. >> Where did y'all get that car from? >> What car we in? I was I don't even know what >> So, who are you with? Who was driving? >> Look, brother. How old are you? >> You 14 years old. Okay. You in a vehicle that was stolen. Okay. Somebody in there might not be alive anymore. You still want to play with me right now? >> Right. >> After the truck came to a stop, officers detained the juvenile occupants while beginning an investigation into the stolen vehicle. Detectives also worked to determine where the truck had come from as the young suspects were taken into custody and questioned about the incident. A Franklin County Sheriff's Office lieutenant attempted to stop a Chevrolet Cruise after clocking it traveling at 88 mph on Route 33. Rather than pulling over for a speeding citation, the teenage driver accelerated away, setting off a pursuit that would soon affect far more lives than anyone expected. Copy. a half mile from home picking road. We advise the airfield also. L1, we're going to be westbound. He made a U-turn. Almost hit me. We are now westbound at 88. >> Copy. They made a U-turn now. Westbound now at 88. >> Westbound 153. Speeds are still about 110. >> Traffic left approaching Bixby Road in the left hand lane. Okay, traffic's backed up. I'm down to 80. He's on the right hand shoulder. >> Copy. On the right hand shoulder. >> We'll give him a call. Sergeant, I can see him coming up on you right now. >> Okay, just shot over to the left. Now he's back over right. >> All right, he got spiked. He got spiked. We're still 33 westbound. >> Copy. He spiked 33 westbound from Hamilton. Looks like he's going to exit southbound on Hamilton. >> Southbound on Hamilton from 334. Are you calling >> Hamilton out? You can just about try to take me out. Hey, missed him. Passing Hamilton Square. Still going about 60. >> Hamilton from Hamilton Square. >> We're going in the southbound lanes of travel or north. Oh crap. He just hit someone. He just hit a human. >> Pedestrian Hamilton Square. Hamilton Road. >> Keep them. >> We got >> We're northbound. We're northbound. Not south. >> Okay, they're northbound. Hamilton 29 Winchester Park 29 >> 45. They're coming eastbound. Winchester. Get the one in red. Get the one in red. He's the only one that counts. Get the down. Stop. I'll kill you. >> Get your gun on the ground. No. Get down. You know you just killed someone. You dumb mother. Get your hand behind your back. >> [snorts] >> Get up right now. >> Stand the up. >> Come on. [panting] Don't say what the you know you're riding in a stolen car. >> No, I did. I promise you. >> I'm only a teenager. >> I don't give a kill somebody. >> I didn't kill them. I was the one driving. >> Investigators later learned the vehicle had been reported stolen several days earlier and contained five juveniles traveling from Michigan toward Florida along with stolen credit cards and a credit card skimmer. The pursuit ended in a tragic collision that claimed the life of an innocent pedestrian while the surviving occupants were taken into custody as investigators pieced together the events leading to the devastating outcome. 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