Late on July 6th, 2024, officers in North Little Rock tried to stop a red Chevrolet Avalanche that already had several problems tied to it. 63-year-old Wendell Bernard Jackson allegedly refused to pull over despite suspended license issues, expired tags, and police units closing in behind him. full speed. Come to main >> switch it again. You're right. Not yet. It's got a flat tire, so it's kind of hard to spin it, but doing about 40 mph light traffic >> if you're turning south on the Broadway bridge, go ahead into that wall. >> Watch this car. >> What? Now, >> now down four four down Put it in the wall. What? Hands. >> Your hands right now. >> Hey, get out. Right now. Get out. Get out. Come on. >> Other hand. Give me your other hand. >> Put your hand out. Give me your other hand. >> You're good. Wendell Jackson was eventually taken into custody after the pursuit came to an end near the Broadway bridge. Investigators later tied him to charges including felony fleeing possession of drug paraphernalia and driving on a suspended license. Court records show Jackson entered not-uilty p just days later while also facing multiple vehicle related violations connected to the incident. New Year's Eve 2022 took an unexpected turn when officer Ludowitz reported that his personal vehicle had supposedly vanished from outside his home. Hours later, another call brought officers to a wrecked and abandoned car that looked suspiciously familiar. >> I'm a professional walker in town and I I noticed that down down there 71 71 sock. I'm on scene. I might have to go down the other side. >> No. Um, you can go down there and walk up the trail, but it's icy. >> 911. What's the address of the emergency? >> Okay. Tell me exactly what happened. >> Um, my vehicle gone. Somebody took my car. >> Like stolen? >> Like stole my car? Yeah. >> Okay. Um, are you at home right now? >> Um, I am, but I'm on my way to work. Um, so if I can meet the deputy at my work. I'm a police officer at Zachary Police Department. >> Is it blood on the door? >> Oh my god. There's nobody in it. 71 sock just for 43. There's nobody in the vehicle. >> All right, copy. We're going to continue on till we get a search through the area. >> Damn it. Oh, somebody's got to be injured out of this. You can go around like culvers to that entrance to get down there. Chief, at this point, I'm going to tell you this. That's Ludowitz's car. Claims the car was stolen last night. So at this point we have a crime scene. >> No, no driver, no nothing. He crashed in my eyes. >> Blood on the door. One's on the location. >> You want to have me grab the UTV and check with Columbia? >> I'll have to call you back. >> I want more people to search. >> Joel's car was stolen and it's laying down off the 60 bridge. So, yeah, it's total. So, I don't know. I don't know what the is going on here. A lot of [ __ ] adding up. So, um yeah. So, yeah, there's a lot of Do you know what time he got home last night? Okay. Cuz he's on Ashley's all upset cuz this stays between you and I. Um, he didn't get home till 10:07. No car. Yeah. So, I don't know if he crashed his after he dropped you off. I I don't I don't know cuz like I said, I called him multiple times this morning. Maybe answer the phone. Yeah. He came about 6:30, came on. He said his car stolen and So yeah, I think when he dropped you off, he was probably drunk and he fell asleep. And I don't see injuries on him, but he should have injuries the way this car looks. This car, this car total, it's on the walking path underneath the 60 bridge that went through the guard rail. So So I will talk to you later. I'm I don't know what to think at this point. >> Come up passenger side. >> Why is there blood on the driver's side then? There's blood on that driver's side door. >> Unless they was a passenger cuz the way this is looks like they >> reef the door open. >> Yeah, right. They had they wrenched the door open. Come >> here for a sec. But I'm going to tell you this, okay? >> Yeah. >> Did you wipe blood off the driver's side door >> just now? >> Yeah. >> I went over there and I checked the door. >> Okay. Cuz there's blood on the driver's side door. Okay. Do not me on this. >> Oh my god. Paul, >> just calm down. >> I'm I'm only saying this because [ __ ] ain't adding up. Ashley called me. She said you got home about 107. >> It was not 107. I already told her that. There's no way. Dude, stop. This is not me. Oh my god. >> We're not having this conversation, dude. >> Well, I just want to make sure that it's not >> I was with you sakes last night, dude. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> I'm just making sure because I just don't want you to get in trouble if it was you. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> I was with you last night. >> I know that, but >> And we weren't drunk. >> I know. Jesus Christ, bro. We are going to have a conversation after this is done because there's a lot of [ __ ] that isn't that great. Sure. So, and then >> Oh my god. >> Don't get pissed at Don't get pissed at me, dude. You got to You got to look at it how I see it, though. >> I left last night >> and my girlfriend No, I did a ride home. You gave my girlfriend a ride home and your car's crashed and she only lives so many blocks away. You got to come see where I'm seeing it from first. Okay, now listen to me. >> There was blood on the side of that car and now it's wiped off. >> So now I got to explain that away. >> The investigation quickly became uncomfortable for everyone involved after questions surfaced about blood on the vehicle and conflicting timelines surrounding the crash. Officer Ludovitz was ultimately charged with obstructing an officer and entered an 18-month deferred prosecution program. Both Ludovitz and officer Duman resigned from the Sock Prairie Police Department shortly after the incident drew heavy scrutiny. January 4th, 2024 started with a Georgia State Patrol trooper spotting a white Nissan sedan flying through traffic at nearly 100 mph in a 55 mph zone. Instead of stopping, the driver allegedly pushed the car past 120 mph and tore through Savannah streets like every traffic law had suddenly become optional. Charles 66 unit 64. North on a DJ color. into your location and 123. Turn right on hard I believe. Left on 39. The uh 39 going towards a Got that good. pass come in afterwards but we are west of 48 mile styles style still on the beach but it's called again going to be coming up 516 See 1050 10 is probably Oh, bad 1050. Bad 1050. Bad 1050. >> Get the about to get SHOT for copy. Boulevard is just out of Fremont back again. Give me that right hand. Jamar Page was eventually arrested after the wrecked Nissan left multiple damaged vehicles behind and his attempted carjackings failed in front of stunned drivers. Investigators also reported finding suspected marijuana scales and a firearm connected to the case. Paige later admitted he ran because he feared returning to prison and he was booked into the Chattam County jail following medical treatment after the crash. On April 18th, 2024 deputies in Clayton County noticed a blue Hyundai Elantre with heavily tinted windows and several traffic violations near Godby Road. The driver initially slowed for officers before suddenly taking off at interstate speeds that kept climbing higher and higher. 72. Nope. 280. Show us some pursuit. Tag Charlie Bravo. Bos 3276. World get on the Interstate 85. I'm sorry. taking that. >> Appreciate you, brother. Appreciate you, brother. road. >> We're going to be on Delo Road. Delo Road. No traffic. Bush behind. Bush behind. Bush behind. Bush. Get him. Get him. Don't let him get in the house. BEHIND BLACK. We got to win custody. Damn. Damn. >> Get your head behind your back. >> We got money cussing. Back off. We got him in. >> Oh, see why he ran now. But loaded. Let's put in the car. Open the trunk. That's why he ran. >> Yeah. >> And got Yeah. All right. All right. >> I don't know yet. I haven't finished looking at it. Oh, yeah. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> With a switch. Hey, >> hold on. Let me clear it. Open it. Jerry Bacon was captured outside an apartment after deputies chased him through parking lots, grassy medians, and sidewalks. Investigators later reported finding large amounts of marijuana, cocaine, MDMA pills, amphetamines, scales, cash, and a modified Glock handgun inside his backpack. Authorities said the quantity of narcotics strongly pointed toward distribution and trafficking activity and the investigation remained ongoing after his arrest. Early on February 3rd, 2026, officers in Jonesboro found themselves dealing with a driver who simply refused to stop for lights and sirens. Even after the vehicle was disabled, the woman inside allegedly stayed locked in the car while holding a taser and speaking on the phone with dispatchers. Proceed no public service with the driver. >> 104, advise him to tell him he's fixing to get TBI and put in a ditch if he doesn't pull over. TVI. TVIL. Let >> me see your hands. Let me see your hands. >> Hands now. >> LET'S SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. get one over here. >> All right. >> All right. Hey, can you guys come around to the side? Break that window if you have to. >> Yeah. Okay. >> She might have a taser in her hand. I'm not sure what that is. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's taser. >> You need to pull down anything you have in your hands of the vehicle. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. >> Drop that now. Drop it now. Drop it now. Drop the taser now. Ma'am, you're going to get tased and drugged out of that car if you do not drop that taser. Drop the taser now. I'm going left. Maintain. Drop it now. You're going to get tased. Drop the taser. >> Drop the taser. Drop the taser. Drop the taser >> now. We're good. >> I can see your right hand over here. Flashlight. >> Hey, can we get you three in the back over here? Very nice. >> Ma'am, put the taser down. >> Put the taser down. >> Put the taser down now. on me. >> You're going to get hurt if you don't drop the taser. >> Put the taser down, ma'am. Give me one over here. >> Yeah, I got shoes. >> Put that taser down now. You me get your hands off of me. >> Let go of the taser. >> Let go of the taser. Let go of the taser. Now let go of the taser. Get out. Get on the ground. >> 18. We're 15. Roll over to your left knee. Bring her over here. >> Who's whose pots on yours? >> Yes. Okay. >> Anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No. Come over here. Well, >> lean back for me. Do >> you need EMS or anything? >> I don't think so. Do you need to be checked up by EMS? >> Mind your business. >> Nope. You want this? >> What's that? >> You want the taser? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just throw it up here. The confrontation only ended after officers broke the window and physically restrained the driver while she allegedly fired the taser toward police during the struggle. She was then arrested at the scene without further incident. Authorities later documented allegations tied to fleeing law enforcement and attempting to use the taser against responding officers. Tuesday, January 27th, 2026, investigators in Ocala were already searching for a robbery suspect accused of targeting businesses at gunpoint across two straight days. By the time deputies spotted Clinton Dion Scarlet driving through the city, law enforcement believed he was connected to three separate armed robberies. 689 or 1031 Black Charger Northwest 6th Street Six Terrace. Northwest 6th Street Terrace Black Charger going towards Ninth Davix Street. You want to wheel a single form? [ __ ] Show me your hands. >> Ninth Sixth Street. >> Yep. >> Put your hands up. >> Get your hands up. All right. I got his left hand. I can't see his other hand. >> I got left and right hand. Left and right hand. >> Right on the window. >> With your left hand. Open the arms. Get your hands up and we can see them. Both hands. Both hands. Show us your right hand. >> Step out. Don't reach in there. Step out. Face away. >> Lift out the back of your shirt. >> Spin around. >> Keep your shirt lifted when you turn. >> Keep spinning. >> Keep turning. >> All right. Go back to my boy. Back up. >> Keep coming. >> Keep coming. >> Bring him all the way back. >> Keep coming. >> Keep coming. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. Scarlet's run ended after his vehicle slammed into a power pole during the pursuit. Deputies then took him into custody and reportedly discovered cocaine along with synthetic canabonoids in the vehicle. Detectives later charged him with multiple counts of armed robbery, possession of weapons by a convicted felon, aggravated fleeing drug possession, and driving with a suspended license. Fort Worth officers were already handling a burglary call on April 28th, 2026 when the situation suddenly exploded into gunfire. Investigators said 39-year-old Angel Cantu allegedly opened fire toward civilian response unit officer Edward Zapata from across the street. the >> Do you have the video of that? Maybe I could get a plate or something off that or at least a description. It'll be vehicle. >> Oh gosh. What the was that? >> Good job. Get over here. Come here. Come back. >> CRU22 need officers at my location. Just got uh took a shot to the face. Come on. >> See, you're 122. You're an officer. Got one male with long hair. Still shooting. Another shot just came. Another shot just came. >> Get in the house. Oh, I'm sorry. Okay, you're good. Stay right there. I got you. >> You still aiming? Where is he at? Yeah, I got hit in the eye. I've been hit in the eye. I've been hit in the eye. I need I need assistance now. I've been hit in the eye. >> I've been getting feedback. Can't understand what you're saying. >> Oh my god. Don't worry. Don't worry, >> somebody please come help me. He's I think he's following me in the truck. He's uh behind a bush. >> Drop the gun. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Black male with the rifle at the corner. Your incident has been updated. >> Your incident has been updated. >> He's going to be hovering behind an RV. >> He's retreated back into the house. >> Updated. Where's he at? >> Where's he at? LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Back up and get cover. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. Hold on. I'm moving. Hold on. >> Get cover. >> Got it. I do. It's just it's closed. I didn't want to get on there. >> Where's he at? >> I don't know. >> Frank 510. I'm at the door >> trying to get to our person. >> I need the address. >> Okay. All right. What do he shoot you with? >> I don't know. I'm not coming up with a pellet gun or a real gun. Resty. >> Frank 510. Shut up and listen. I got one officer shot in the face. He's white and conscious. I need that extract team right now. Just stay >> out. Riverside that way. Officer Zapata suffered an eye injury caused by shrapnel and was rushed for medical treatment while officers spent hours searching the surrounding neighborhood for the suspect. Nearby schools were placed on lockdown as the perimeter expanded. Angel Cantto was eventually taken into custody near a wooded area later that evening and investigators recovered a weapon believed to be tied to the ambush. On September 4th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper spotted a Dodge Challenger Scat Pack flying down the interstate at speeds most drivers only see in racing games. The young driver reportedly had no intention of stopping and leaned heavily on the muscle car's horsepower advantage to stay ahead. an hour. >> Yeah, I got a guy coming. He's just a long ways away. >> All right. that car while it >> that strategy eventually collapsed once traffic tightened and troopers anticipated where the Challenger would lose room to maneuver. Officers managed to outsmart the driver and bring the pursuit to an end without allowing the extreme speeds to continue indefinitely. The case became another reminder that even cars capable of nearly 180 mph still have to deal with traffic coordination and patience from pursuing troopers. On December 14th, 2020, a stolen Lexus GS triggered a license plate reader alert in Fulton County and led a Georgia State Patrol corporal straight to a gas station in East Point. The encounter escalated instantly when several occupants bailed out on foot and the driver allegedly rammed a patrol vehicle to escape. >> Getting on 166 east. Eastbound 166 coming up on 75 >> exiting Silven 1050 1050 1050 50. >> Get out. Get out. I'LLING SHOOT YOU IN YOUR FACE. GET OUT. GET OUT, [ __ ] GET OUT. GET OUT. UH, >> hit my car. You crazy. >> I didn't do that. >> Yeah. Okay. Yo, I Man, don't move. Don't move. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> I will tase the [ __ ] out of you. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm sorry. I got you. 7 on 7 1095. >> Got anybody? Nobody else? >> No, we good, man. That's it. We're good. >> 1095. 1095. You pull everybody down. 1095. I got him. Hold on. >> Hold on a second. >> You what? >> Hey, you ain't going to need your phone. >> My bag on the side. Quintavius Curry was eventually taken into custody after crashing near the Silven Road exit while attempting to flee at more than 120 mph with no headlights on. Troopers pinned the damaged Lexus to prevent another escape attempt. Investigators connected Curry to the stolen vehicle case while additional details about the fleeing occupants continued to unfold afterward. Fresh out of jail on October 10th, 2022, one frustrated man allegedly decided the quickest solution was taking back a van he believed belonged to him. Arkansas State Police soon found themselves chasing the stolen vehicle while the driver complained that he had been released with almost nothing. about 90 right now. Traffic's live. approaching the uh 28 street pass about 95 98 left lane. Traffic's still going on. 12 southbound 95 to 12 cut off traffic Almost gone already. >> Looks like we're going to be going northbound on 71 right here. And he's rolled over. >> Let me see your hands. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your put your hands behind your back. >> [ __ ] is y'all's problem >> down. Don'ting steal everything from me and throw me in jail. Leave me the out for nothing. You expect literally trying to get home and y'all kidnapped me. >> [ __ ] anything. I just got the out of jail and y'all stole everything from me. >> Literally trying to go home. coffee. >> Why are you running? >> Cuz y'all stole everything from me. So I took my van back because they literally threw me out of jail with nothing. Told me I don't know how the he going to eat. Unfortunately here a bunch of pieces of [ __ ] >> here. Here, I'm going to get you tired. >> The pursuit came to a violent stop after the van overturned into a ditch, leaving the driver complaining of neck pain while deputies and emergency crews responded to the wreck. He repeatedly claimed he only stole the van because he felt abandoned after leaving jail. Investigators later prepared charges tied to vehicle theft and fleeing while sorting through the crash scene and rollover damage. On June 29th, 2022, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a White Ford Explorer before the driver suddenly accelerated away and turned a routine traffic stop into a highway pursuit. The SUV weaved aggressively through traffic while troopers repeatedly searched for the right moment to end the chase. C1 stations commen. Roger very 286 northbound on tax. All right, I've been Number one speed. I do have you on the road. What's your take? >> Get out of the car. >> You better get out of the car and get on the ground. Get on the ground. On the ground. >> What is your problem? >> I was trying to get my car back, man. >> What? My car back. >> You got to stop. You got to stop. >> That's why you know you know I was pulling up beside you to let you know. >> I didn't stop. >> Okay. This is where we are. And now I got to do all this, right? >> This get the phone. Have a seat. I went and fed my dog and came back. That's crazy. >> After surviving multiple attempts to disable the Explorer, the driver was finally taken into custody once the third pit maneuver successfully stopped the vehicle. Officers quickly surrounded the SUV before the situation could escalate further. The chase highlighted just how difficult larger sport utility vehicles can be to control during repeated intervention attempts at highway speeds. Sunday morning, December 4th, 2022 began with a 911 caller reporting that his friend's red Chevrolet pickup had been stolen and spotted inside a Santa Fe mobile home park. Officers moved into position with spike strips while the truck continued weaving through the area with multiple occupants inside. Stop. Stop. Okay. Occupy times three. It's going back towards you guys now. >> Two males, one female. >> Make sure we watch out for crossfire. 29. So 29 to PD. We're going to be setting up right here next to the solve waste center with spikes. >> You have a color. Let them know we have stop six ahead. South Drive. >> Nobody. >> 1929. Let's block traffic somehow. >> My tailing units, make sure we suck up both lanes of traffic. Do not let anyone near our vehicle. Tailing units, please. 104. Southbound I25. Speed 25 miles an hour. >> Go 25 miles per hour. >> Get conducted. Get conducted. High risk stop. High stop. >> HEADS UP. HEADS UP. GIVE ME your hand. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> GIVE ME your hand. >> Go over there. Go over there. Get him. >> Stop resisting, dude. >> I'm not resisting. >> Get him on. >> Get him on. Come on, dude. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Get up. Trying to get up. GET UP. THREE IN CUSTODY. SON three in custody. Christian Dominguez and Edward Lucio were later arrested after New Mexico State Police finally ended the chase and investigators reported recovering a stolen firearm along with cocaine from inside the truck. Dominguez eventually pleaded guilty to aggravated fleeing while other charges were dismissed as part of an agreement. A female passenger identified as Nancy Enriquez was questioned and later released without charges after telling officers she repeatedly asked to be let out during the pursuit. On September 15th, 2022, Miami Dade police located a white Honda Civic connected to multiple property crimes traveling north on the Florida Turnpike. The stolen vehicle immediately took off once officers attempted a traffic stop, forcing Florida Highway Patrol to take over the pursuit as it pushed toward Broward County. Eastbound 74 approaching 974 79. Are you okay? Or you got to >> All right, that's it. Just simple. Okay, almost 149 now. >> He's at 12. >> He's now 1049. We are now 1074. North 107 approaching 34 Street. I'm not sure. 595 where you are behind you. Drive east. 34 traffic eastvenue. bridge eastbound. Behind you. Behind you. 844. We're heading into the parking complex. The chase stretched across crowded South Florida roadways before law enforcement finally brought the stolen Honda situation under control. Investigators continued tying the vehicle to earlier criminal activity reported in the area. The pursuit became another example of how quickly interstate traffic can turn chaotic once a felony vehicle refuses to stop. A traffic stop for speeding on June 18th, 2022 quickly spiraled into something much bigger after a trooper pulled over a black Chevrolet Impala from Texas. The driver initially appeared cooperative before suddenly taking off and forcing officers into a dangerous pursuit. 050 8 David 79. I don't know the state yet. It's going to be Texas 0508 David 799 Texas. Hey, I'm Troop from now State Police for your speed. Okay, it is 65 mph zone. All right, you're doing 87. You got your driver's license? I I need it. I need the whole driver's license. Just pull Just pull that driver's license out. Don't put it in park. 1037. 10:30. Put your hands out now. command go right on top. >> All right, he's taking off again. 440 eastbound speeds 100 number one lane occupied one time blackmail. Number three around 90. Attempted to pit. Unsuccessful. All right, he's stopping again. You better PUT YOUR FING HANDS OUT. DO IT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. WHAT ABOUT THE WINDOW? Hands up. GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I will take you. Hurry up. >> Get on the ground. >> Hey, take that corner. Give me that hand now. Give me the hand now, mother. I'm going to break it. >> Got it. >> No, not yet. I'm going to break your hand, mother. You better relax. >> The driver was eventually dragged out and arrested after multiple failed attempts to flee and ignore commands during the stop. Troopers had to physically break the window to end the standoff safely. Authorities later processed the suspect on allegations connected to fleeing law enforcement and resisting officers during the chaotic roadside encounter. March 31st, 2023 brought another wild Florida interstate pursuit when troopers began chasing an armed felon driving a stolen vehicle through Lee County. Traffic conditions became increasingly dangerous as the suspect pushed the car through Interstate 75 at reckless speeds. Woo! Call Please call Southport. Heat. Heat. Airport southbound 134. Get out of the car. Get out of this mother. Get out of the [ __ ] car. Heat. Heat. Miguel Andrade was eventually detained after the pursuit came to an end and officers began questioning him roadside about identif identification and possible weapons. Investigators continued examining the stolen vehicle and the suspect's criminal status afterward. The incident added to a growing list of Florida pursuits involving armed offenders refusing to surrender peacefully. On April 26th, 2025, Arkansas State Police spotted a black Chevrolet Camaro with expired tags before the driver launched into a reckless sprint through Columbia County. Speeds quickly climbed past 115 mph while the Camaro crossed center lines and narrowly missed pedestrians. Right. Checking me. Coming up to the intersection here at 7982 east. Just about hit somebody walking across the road. Hope I've been spiked. This one ramp across to uh Stevens return out of >> I'm trying 19 on 79 >> 79 north >> TVI TVI TVI he's in the tree start me at 1016 >> TVI in the tree 79 north before McNeel, I need EMS. Need EMS. >> Hey, show me your hands. EMS house. It is a rollover. >> 10 four. >> I let Columbia County know I need rescue roll over five. You may start this way. Hey, need rescue. Need rescue. >> Crawl out slowly. Are you the only one in the vehicle? >> Crawl out slowly. Crawl for me. Crawl. Keep your hands where we can see them. Crawl. Are you the only one? I need to know if there is anybody else that needs our help. Crawl out. Crawl. >> Crawl. >> Crawl. Keep crawling. Keep your hands. Put your hands up where we can see them. >> Crawl out. >> 260 79. Crawl. >> Let me work around. Cover that over. >> Crawl. Put your hands down. Yeah, you stay on the ground. >> Y'all do not get us in the crossfire. Stay on the ground. Crawl. Crawl. >> Gloving up. crawl until we tell you to stop. >> Hey, I'm gonna back up here and put my >> unit G22 joint call. >> CFS comments added >> 1022. >> CFS comments added. The pursuit ended after a high-speed intervention sent the Camaro crashing into trees and rolling over, forcing troopers to carefully clear the wreck before pulling the driver out through the back of the vehicle. Emergency crews responded as officers confirmed no additional passengers were trapped inside. Investigators later documented the extreme speeds and dangerous driving behavior that unfolded before the crash. By the afternoon of July 30th, 2025, an Arkansas trooper attempted to stop a white Ford F250 near North Little Rock for improper lane usage. Instead of speaking with officers, Zachary Brinsen allegedly bolted from a parking lot and tore through traffic at more than 100 mph. I'm with him. 10375, sir. 585 primary. He's working on it right now. We got a straightaway right now in light traffic 45 on 107. Speeds 100 light traffic. He is a little bit in and out. Green northbound on 107 passing cut off speed moderate traffic. However, they are yielding. He's leaving around if he could notify county. Looks like we're in effect on 107 coming up speed 907 coming up drive speed 95. Break out. Break out. Airport station 107. Airport station 107. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hands Put YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hands. >> PUT YOUR HANDS. HELP ME. >> Shut up. >> You want like that? I got shut up with 215. I got to pay your deployment. Brinsen's escape attempt finally collapsed after he crashed through a gate at Little Rock Air Force Base and slammed into a concrete barrier before trying to run on foot. Troopers used a taser to take him into custody after the foot chase. He was later transported for medical evaluation and booked on charges including felony fleeing reckless driving criminal mischief, leaving the scene of an accident, and fleeing on foot. Cases like this are a reminder that some drivers will risk absolutely everything just to avoid getting caught for a few more minutes. Be sure to watch the next video because the pursuit waiting there escalates even faster than this one did. Thanks for watching and do not forget to subscribe for more police chases, body cam footage, and true crime content.