Sunday morning in January 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper noticed a white Buick Investa flying down Interstate 630 at 92 mph in a 60 mph zone. The stop quickly took a turn when the driver, later identified as 38-year-old Johnny Williams, refused orders to exit the car and suddenly sped away. >> Hey, go ahead. Sit out for me. It's clear, man. Come on. >> Come here. Take my work. >> Hey, come out of the car for me. We're 638 before the five. 63 before the five. 64 57 miles an hour track. >> We just took the exit. 30 mph. Yeah, I think he does. Get out. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Get out of the vehicle. Show me your hands. car. >> I'm sorry. I got the wrong car. You're good. Get back in the vehicle. >> I'll give you your report number. I'm so sorry. >> Lit22. >> Guys, I'm sorry. I had a car fleeing. I thought it was y'all's car. I'm so sorry. Please let me see you. >> The aftermath brought unexpected consequences for everyone involved. The trooper mistakenly stopped the wrong vehicle during the pursuit and was later terminated from the Arkansas State Police. Johnny Williams eventually turned himself in at Troop A headquarters on January 20th and now faces charges including felony fleeing, failing to obey a police officer, and driving on a suspended license along with excessive speeding. Do you think firing the trooper was a fair punishment for this mistake? Or was it too harsh under the circumstances? Let us know in the comment. January 21st, 2026 marked the point when a violent crime spree across Northern California finally caught up with two suspects tied to multiple robberies and stolen vehicles. Investigators had already linked 30-year-old Muhammad Hussein and 29-year-old Edward Masias to a series of crimes stretching from Sacramento to San Jose before officers tracked a stolen Corvette connected to them. 1182 Notre Dame, but he's still Nope. He's going to put B. >> He's going to be try to 215 another vehicle. San Jose's, you're going to be in at 1196 with him right now. Shots fired. Shots fired. Code three still. three cell. He's trying to 250 in the patrol car. He's out of the patrol car now. He's going to be running. Uh he's trying to carjack another vehicle. Oh, shots fired. Shots fired. Where are your officers? Yeah. >> Copy. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. Shot fired. >> Copy. Shot fired. >> Location. >> Hope for miles. Notre Dame. United control. Cease fire. Case fire. Cross fire. Crossfire. Crossfire. Crossfire. Cease fire. Cease fire. Hey, line of fire this way. Light of fire this way. Don't move. Don'ting move. Don'ting move. >> Don'ting move. Fire down. >> Where? Where? car now is going to be running. >> Hey, get out. Get out. Get out. Stop moving. >> Get down. Get down. >> Hold. Hold. >> Hold. Push up that white car. >> Copy. Push it out. [screaming] Hold. Hold. Watch. Crossfire. >> Shifting that car. >> Shifting. Shifting. >> Pushing up. >> Copy. >> Copy. In the end, Muhammad Hussein did not make it after the armed confrontation with police, while a wounded San Jose police sergeant was hospitalized and later released after treatment. Edward Makias was captured within 24 hours and now faces multiple robbery charges connected to the multi-ity crime spree. On April 11th, 2023, a Georgia State Patrol trooper spotted a red Toyota Tundra reported stolen moving through Gwinet County. When the driver began driving aggressively and ignoring traffic controls, officers quickly realized the situation was about to spiral into something far more dangerous. >> Slow down. There's a roundabout up there. >> 104, we both slow down. >> All right, Gren. We're Northell Northell Road by Barn coming into the square. 7690 still on the loose highway. I'm coming to y'all. >> We're going through the second roundabout. We're staying straight on the roundabout. >> All right, 407 drive. Let me let me call it a chance to pin them. Put them in this put spin them out. We got a stop. They're coming into a lot of traffic. >> 104. I'm coming up on him about to No, never mind. All right. All right. Now I'm coming up on him about to pit. >> Come on baby. >> All right. Get fire. around. Our cameras are our cameras are rolling. Audio is being Oh. [screaming] North Clayton Harry >> possibly coding. >> Are you okay? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You okay? >> I don't know. Come back here. >> Come back over here. >> Come over here. >> Stay with these folks. >> He's a Lawrenceville recruit. >> Please keep him safe. Okay. Oh Lord, thank you for keeping me safe. >> BJ, I'm on you, brother. 1050. 1050. >> All right, get fire out. Get oil out. [screaming] We got Northell at Pike. Northell Pike Northale. >> 477. I'm okay. The pursuit ultimately ended in a violent crash involving a responding Lawrenceville police patrol vehicle. The driver identified as Ricky Eugene Lloyd of Sugar Hill. Georgia was taken into custody and transported to Northside Hospital of Lawrenceville before later facing charges including theft by receiving and felony fleeing. Friday, January 31st, 2026 began with what looked like a routine traffic stop attempt by an Arkansas State Police trooper targeting a Dodge Durango RT. instead of pulling over the woman behind the wheel, hit the gas and launched a pursuit that quickly pushed the situation onto the highway at extreme speeds. >> [screaming] >> Easy. Still going. Little rain. Going up. Okay. North location secondary. We're taking seven northbound passing location. Are you 10 43 just break out still northbound passing Start 46 direct. >> We're looking for a white Durango just fled from us. >> I just left northeast off. >> All right. >> On the radio, though. >> They just told you. >> Yeah, they just said on the radio. >> All right. We're out looking for him. He fled from Little Rock and we just picked him up and so he come down here somewhere. >> Y run the blue lights come on. >> Yeah. Stop that. [music] >> 10371 heading in Jacksonville 23. Heat. Heat. There you are. CVI TV right before proto 40 westbound. >> [screaming] >> Show me youring hands. Get your hands up now. Do it now. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. Watch them. Make sure their hands are up. Open the door. >> Are you going to kill me? >> Open the door. You're going to kill me. Open the door. You're going to kill me. You're going to kill me. >> Put your hands right here. Put your hands right here. >> Kill me. You're going to kill me. >> Do not move. >> You're going to kill me. It's me. It was me who was driving. C. >> I know who was driving. >> It was me. >> Stay where you at. >> Pull me out the car. >> Wait. >> Now. I'm It was me. It wasn't me. >> Put your hands on your head. >> Wait. You're pressing down. Hey, put your hands up. >> My heart. My heart. My heart. My heart. My heart. Wait. I have it. Wait. Wait. Problems, bro. [crying] Hold on. You can't do that to me. >> Do not move. You are going to kill me. You're going to kill me. Why are you going to kill me? >> Down. Oh my god. Y'all want to pack me out like that? Y'all want to pack me out like that with me? >> Shoot me right now. >> Eventually, officers managed to bring the Durango to a stop and take the driver into custody while another trooper involved in the pursuit was treated after a crash during the incident. Investigators later began preparing charges related to fleeing from law enforcement and reckless driving. February 15th, 2026. At about 12:05 in the morning, Baltimore police responded to a call reporting armed individuals attempting to break into a home on West Lombard Street when an officer approached a Kia sedan tied to the call. The situation escalated almost instantly as the vehicle suddenly reversed toward him. >> 27, give me some more units. Hey, get the out. Get out. [screaming] >> Just fine. Just fine. Get the out. >> I need a medic. You good, bro? >> What's up? Come here. Come here. I got you. You okay? >> I'm in the 800 block of West Lombard. What's wrong, bro? You okay? >> I got set up. >> The vehicle eventually fled and was later located abandoned after striking another parked car, allowing detectives to identify the people who had been inside. Two 14-year-old males were arrested and charged with aggravated assault and autotheft, while a 14-year-old female believed to be the driver was later arrested for aggravated assault and stolen auto before being released on electronic monitoring. Late one evening in Flint, Michigan, troopers responded to reports of gunfire near Joiner Street and began searching for a white Dodge Charger with a cracked windshield and no license plate. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle at a nearby intersection, the driver immediately accelerated away and a pursuit began. Going up the Canter keeping up. primary units on him. He's east one on time right now. We're going right above green on Shamrock >> safety advise a crash for a pit attempt. >> Said negative on that reported crash. It was a pit maneuver attempt. Looks like you might be trying to get on southbound 75. >> Where am I at speedwise? 55 40 >> 40 38. >> You >> looks like uh we got him on the ramp now. He's driving off the ramp. He spun out. Spun out. >> He's stuck. He's trying to drive out of it. He's running holding his waistband. Black run across three way. >> Black male white hoodie holding with waistband across the expressway. >> Right hand back up to the overpass. [ __ ] out of the way. >> We got it. >> I got it. You got the gun >> now. >> Put your hands, man. Just be cool. It's over. It's over. >> Behind your back. >> I know. >> Somebody get cuffs. >> I got cuffs. >> Hold his hand. Pull your hand back. >> He threw. They're gone. >> Scat pack ain't so fast. No. We're good to chase, huh? >> Boy. The chase ended after the driver abandoned the car and ran before being captured following a short-foot pursuit. The suspect, Tyrie Nazrael Parker, was arrested and booked into the Jese County Jail facing charges including fleeing and eluding police, carrying a concealed weapon, receiving and concealing a stolen motor vehicle, and discharging a firearm from a moving vehicle. October 8th, 2021 began as a routine license check in Evans County, Georgia, until a driver suddenly accelerated away from deputies during the stop. Within moments, multiple deputies and Georgia State Patrol troopers were racing to catch up as the suspect pushed speeds past 110 mph. Not that way too. Notify that. Shots fired. My car's hit. God damn it. Shots fired. Stay. I don't know if I took fragment to the face or what. My car hit. [ __ ] me. >> There you go. [screaming] Self fire [screaming] [screaming] Straight down. [screaming] >> Down. [screaming] [screaming] and start. [screaming] >> The pursuit ended after the suspect crashed and ran into nearby woods where deputies confronted the man identified as Ramon Dwight. Dwight was struck during the encounter and later did not make it after being transported for medical treatment. while a trooper involved in the chase was treated for injuries caused by shattered glass from gunfire that struck his patrol car. February 14th, 2023 was supposed to be a calm Valentine's Day, but for one Arkansas State Police trooper, the shift quickly turned into something else entirely. A vehicle refusing to cooperate with a traffic stop soon forced officers into action. See how many people in the vehicle should secondary Secondary 27 moving up. We got some traffic now. Back up. I got you. What's your location? What's going on now? in the middle of the road. 278 sound. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. [screaming] >> Keep your eyes up. your hands. Hey, get out of the way. Get it out of the [screaming] way. >> You get your hands up where I can see them. Passenger, front seat. Passenger, step out. Face away from me. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. >> Go to your knees. >> Cross your ankle. We're taking custody. >> Put the hands and swallow your back. >> There's two more. >> The incident concluded with both occupants ordered out of the vehicle and taken into custody without further resistance once the car was stopped. Authorities later processed the suspects and began preparing charges tied to the events that triggered the pursuit. January 17th, 2026, at about 1:52 in the morning, a Howard County officer noticed a Honda sedan speeding northbound on Route 29 in Columbia, Maryland. When the officer activated emergency equipment to conduct a stop, the juvenile driver attempted to exit onto Broken Land Parkway instead of pulling over. It's in the dish. Go ahead and start em EMS. Excuse me. I'm waiting for uh back. >> Charlie 16 traffic. Traffic 15. Once again, I'm still waiting. It's in the ditch. I don't see any movement. I'm waiting for a back. It's not safe to uh go towards the vehicle, but go ahead and start EMS stage, please. [screaming] Vehicle is overturned. Violation was speeding. It was a laser. >> All right, traffic. I got another unit with me. We're going to approach. >> Hey, let's go. It looks like it's smoking. >> Traffic, give them the air. >> Oh, yeah. >> Start fire. They're having them come here. Car's on fire. >> County police. >> Fire at 151. >> County police. How are county police? Show me your hands. County police, show me your hands. Car's on fire. Car's on fire. >> Car's on fire. >> County police, can you hear me? County police, can you hear me? I heard something here. I'm going to get a fire extinguisher. Can you hold cover? >> Say police. Fire's getting fire is stepping it up. This is almost fully engulfed. >> Traffic 15. Confirm. We have one trapped in us. >> At least one. >> You see anything? [snorts] >> Charge or something. >> Yeah, they might be trapped. I don't know if one got ejected or not, but no one got out of the car. >> 16. We're trying to extinguish it with a fire extinguisher. >> There's There might be or you got ejected. No one got out of the car. >> It's getting worse. The car crashed into a wooded area and caught fire shortly afterward as officers tried to contain the flames until firefighters arrived. The juvenile driver, who was the only occupant of the vehicle, did not survive the crash and was pronounced gone at the scene. On October 15th, 2025, investigators with a drug task force were already following a Silver Hyundai Santa Fe after an incident involving aggravated assault against a law enforcement officer. When an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop the vehicle on Don Tyson Parkway, the driver immediately accelerated and tried to escape. >> We are fixing to go east. Where you at? >> Eastbound, I think. All right, Bry's going to come up behind me. I'm going I'm going to stop it. >> Well, maybe I'm going to get myself a little bit of room to stay with it if he runs. I'm east to 48th now. Come up to 40th. I'm going to go ahead and light it up to >> behind this line of cars. >> 10:37 all units for 1063. 1063 at 834. >> Traffic's light. do the work. >> TBI. [screaming] >> Hand. Hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Hands [screaming] hands >> on the ground. On the ground. >> On the ground. Get over >> ground. On the ground. [screaming] On the ground. >> Stay right there. >> Face down. >> Face down. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. I got you. >> Hey, I'm going to go cut this one. You [ __ ] stay. >> Anybody else in the car? >> You hear me? >> Stay right there. >> Do noting move. You stupid mother. You hit me with your car, you dumb ass. 10 15 times two. Sit up. Okay, >> stand up. anything on you? Uh, >> I got I think a lighter. Okay, I got a lighter. I got like a lighter in my pocket in my car. >> You better talk. >> I ain't nothing. >> You're a passenger, buddy. >> I ain't a prison, too. >> I ain't going to prison. I don't even know. My brother, >> I got my phone put on the ground right here. I don't know where that is on the ground. There's one. There's one right there. Should be another. >> Hey, take him where you want him. >> The chase ended quickly when the vehicle lost control and came to a stop in a nearby yard, allowing officers to detain both occupants without further resistance. The driver, Percy Davis, now faces charges, including fleeing by vehicle reckless driving and driving on a suspended license with additional charges possible from the earlier assault investigation. February 12th, 2026, at about 5:44 in the evening, Seattle police responded after an 18-year-old woman reported that her former boyfriend was following her and might be armed. Officers located the man identified as 62-year-old Christopher Bowman and attempted to contact him. >> This is going to be our guy. He's coming back south. He's got a right hand in his pocket. >> Hold the air. Yeah. Please get your >> Hey, hold your fire. Hold hold hold. Hey, >> shot fire. Get help. >> Do not reach for that gun. The situation ended with Bowman being struck during the confrontation and rushed to Harborview Medical Center where he remained in critical condition. One officer suffered a minor injury during the encounter and was treated and released from the hospital. Sunday, May 18th, 2025. A routine traffic stop on Interstate 40 in Arkansas began when a trooper noticed a red passenger car moving unusually slow while weaving within its lane. The driver later identified as Michael Powell appeared extremely nervous during the stop and the smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle raised immediate suspicion. >> Hey, how's it going? Tomorrow State Police. Hey, the reason why I pulled you over, man, by the so bad, I know she cost. I just want to make sure you ain't sleeping, man. I'm good. Thank you. Here's my >> You got your driver license? >> Here's my Department of Defense ID. >> Hold on. What is that? >> No, I'm working. >> Okay. >> My driver license. >> Do y'all have any ID on y'all? >> They don't. >> There you go. So, y'all don't have nothing. What was the what was the >> Okay. I vehicle codes. I didn't do anything. My car is registered. I have my rental agreement. >> Okay. Well, just come out here. I'll let you know. >> Absolutely. Yes, sir. >> And just stand right beside my passenger side window. Absolutely. Beside my passenger side window. Shut up. >> So, where you coming from? >> California. >> California. Where you going? >> Y'all step back for me. Step up. >> What? >> Don't worry for nothing, man. Just turn around. Turn around. Let me pat you down. Just make sure you ain't got nothing on you. Down, bro. You can ask my name. >> Step up. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> That's not illegal. >> He's coming out that way. Okay. >> Let's walk up this way in front of that orange. Just in front of that orange barrel. Let me know if you find it anything else. May there is a gun back here. >> Is it? >> Hey, let's put him on the street. >> Okay. Hey. >> Okay. >> You got ID on you? >> You ain't got no type of ID on you? Nothing. Damn, bro. I ain't even out here, bro. >> That you was sitting side. That was right beside you. That's yours. All right. Got switch. >> Max, >> you got me. >> Is that all you got? That uh just the the weed? >> Yeah, that's it. That's it >> so far. >> I love you, brother. >> Yeah. >> Well, you that that switch is gone. My name or none of that, bro. One second. >> Oh my god, that's really digging into my heart right here. >> Hangers are not meant to be. >> I understand that completely, >> bro. Where are we even at, bro? What city is this? >> Hey, what city, bro? >> Arkansas. >> From Arkansas. >> Yeah. >> Yo, what the I'm >> What is they talking about, brother? They said there was a a firearm in the car. So, we all going, you know? How the did they just search that car, brother? How did you let him do that, my dude? >> I didn't let him do anything. We We Are we going to call you, >> bro? How the are they taking us all to jail, though, >> man? What's your name? I can't. >> What's your name? >> My [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. Y'all ain't even asking this [ __ ] my name before y'all pull me out, [ __ ] That's illegal. >> What's your name? >> You ask who y'all pulled over, [ __ ] I ain't ask for nothing, [ __ ] >> Y'all just violated my rights. >> Well, you want to know the charge? What's your name? >> I don't got no charges. >> Okay, >> [ __ ] I want to talk to my lawyer. >> Y'all just pulled me out the car, didn't read my Miranda Rice. Y'all didn't do nothing. [ __ ] that was [ __ ] Oh my mama, [ __ ] take me to the jail, [ __ ] Take me to the county. >> I am. >> Hurry up. >> A search revealed bags of marijuana, a stolen Glock handgun modified with an illegal switch, thousands of dollars in cash, and additional unidentified pills inside the vehicle. Powell along with passengers Jani Gorman and Xavier Jones were arrested and booked into the Pope County Detention Center on charges including possession of marijuana with intent to deliver possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver criminal use of a prohibited weapon and theft by receiving. One evening in New Mexico, officers attempted to stop a Kia Soul after observing the vehicle weaving across lanes and slowing traffic behind it. Instead of pulling over immediately, the driver continued on the road, forcing troopers to step in and bring the situation under control. Heat. Heat. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. We're doing a bit of train. You start reading for stuff. Oil 20 rescue. Heat. Heat. N. Here's another weapon. Once the vehicle was stopped, several occupants were ordered out and detained while officers sorted out what had happened inside the car. The driver later admitted to drinking earlier in the evening and was arrested on charges related to driving while intoxicated along with additional traffic violations. September 21st, 2024, a South Carolina Highway Patrol officer attempted to stop a green motorcycle that had been speeding through a school zone near Myrtle Beach. The rider initially appeared to pull into a neighborhood before suddenly accelerating again instead of stopping. Go over, dude. I knock you off your bike. Come on. 5 4 10 [snorts] >> 10 pull. We're in Southgate community. Some motorcycle green one bravo might stand by. 41 2 54 1050. Get down. Get down. You don't rest. Get down. Get down. Get down. You're going to get chased. Get down. I don't know. >> He went back there, bro. >> Yeah, I know. He went back there in the woods somewhere. Who's who? The rider. >> Did you find him? >> No, >> it's gone. >> Yeah, he he went cut around the house. I don't think he ran in the woods. >> The situation ended abruptly when the rider lost control of the motorcycle and crashed before abandoning the bike entirely. The suspect ran into nearby woods and remained at large while the damaged motorcycle was secured for investigation. February 8th, 2026, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a Subaru Legacy after noticing erratic driving along Highway 64. The driver refused to pull over and continued down the road while officers moved in to bring the situation to an end. 41 >> 2B North Adam Edward Union 46 Lincoln. It's a Marine Subaru Legacy. We're taking the 2B. Get ready, boys. eastbound on 64 coming up to 282 by the county as well. We're passing Shibling coming up to Pleasant Valley. >> I'm coming to you. I'm coming down. Thanks for >> about TV. He's going to crash out and hit somebody. >> I'm coming up on sheriff's office. I'll be there in just a second. TVR. TVR getting back on. I got him head on. You better show me your hand right now. Crossfire. Crossfire. Get out of that [screaming] car. Show me your hands. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Put your hands on the roof. >> Hey, I'm covering me. I'm coming to you. >> Hands on the roof. Step out of the car. Okay. Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. Step out of the car. Stay right there. >> Get on. Hey. No. Watch out. Hey, Austin. Austin, back up. Back up. Hey, lay face down on the ground. Back up. >> Okay. Why? Why am I getting Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Can you tell me why this is happening? >> Shut the up. >> Why am I shutting the up? >> I mean, I mean, do you want me to call? I can call. I could I I don't know why this is happening. >> And I was I was following you >> and I was just I was just going normal speed. >> I'm not drunk. >> There you are. >> Once the vehicle was stopped, the driver was taken into custody while still wearing pajama pants and insisting he did not understand why he had been stopped. Investigators later prepared charges tied to impaired driving and reckless behavior on the roadway. On September 26th, 2024, a South Carolina Highway Patrol officer attempted to stop an SUV after observing it traveling on the wrong side of the road. Instead of complying, the driver continued through several streets and intersections while trying to evade police. two and three just >> 59 and 44 or 45. Looks like two occupants driving on the wrong side of the road right now. >> What's your traffic? >> No traffic coming out to 544. >> Taking a left on 544. Left clear. Right clear. What's your current speed? >> 60. 92 with your 20 speed >> left on Hidden Woods Drive. Speed's 15. >> Vehicle is it? >> I think it's a Honda Pilot Roadster down >> right on Stillwood Drive. Cut through a neighborhood. No traffic, no pedestrians. Left clear. Right clear. >> Left. Clear. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Left on stony cam. That was clear. Right on. Left clear. Right clear. She trying to make it Back to 1810 Pond Road Bentley 65. Hands out the window. Driver, with your left hand, open the door. Face away from me. Passenger, hands up with your left hand. Come on, boy. >> Open the door. Open the door. Got >> put it in park. Just turn it off. >> Step on out. Face away from me. Face away from me. Lift up your shirt. Put your hands back up. Lay your shirt down. Step. Walk back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Stop on your knees. Cross your feet. Hands behind your back. Stand up right here. Come on. Back here. Got the passenger still. The pursuit eventually ended with the driver being taken into custody after stopping the vehicle and stepping out as instructed. The man later admitted he did not have a valid driver's license and now faces charges related to fleeing police and driving without a license. During a daytime patrol near Salak, Iowa, a deputy attempted to stop a sedan after noticing suspicious driving on County Road K35. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated away with four passengers still inside the vehicle. location. >> Asking for your location. Here's your location. North on 175. Just doing 1050. Nope. 1050. Roll over. Overall location. The chase ended after the car rolled several times into a muddy field before the driver identified as 36-year-old Justin Darby attempted to escape on foot. Deputies eventually found him hiding in a sewage lagoon before taking him into custody and preparing multiple charges related to the pursuit and driving with a barred license. The scene may have wrapped up here, but stories like this are rarely the only chapter in the world of high-speed pursuits. 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