On December 29th, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a white Dodge Magnum after it pulled into a hotel parking lot near Rodney Parham and West Capitol Avenue. Instead of staying put, the driver accelerated away, turning a routine traffic stop into a late night pursuit. It's a good sign. We're getting on our Trying to get back on 670. Heat. Heat. Passenger card. Get back on second. Okay. Heat. Heat. Breed out. >> Right there. I don't see him. >> I see him. I see him. I see him. >> I can't get over this fence. >> He's right I think he's right over here between these houses. Keep going. Keep going. It's not you. Take a ride. Take your ride. Take your ride. After the crash, front seat passenger Michael Murphy was taken into custody nearby while the driver, later identified as Marquis Mumford, remained at large. Mumford faced charges including fleeing in a vehicle at excessive speed, driving on a suspended license, and possession of a schedule I or two controlled substance along with several other charges. March 27th, 2022 began with Georgia State Patrol spotting a gray BMW traveling at 108 mph in a 65 mph zone on Interstate 20. The driver, later identified as Deontay Doggery, pushed the speed even higher after troopers activated their emergency equipment. Wherever they go connector ground connector. down. You won't take All right. Might be getting off. I'm primary. I'm primary. Clearly on 17th Street 17th Street. >> Clear left. Clear right. >> Clear left. Clear right. >> I can see clear left. I can see clear right. Southbound the intersection. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. Let me see your hands. HEY. HEY. CHECK OUT THE ENGINE. CHECK OUT THE ENGINE. Are you okay? >> You okay? Check on. Okay. Well, what about idiot. He went into that car, but he tried to drive out of it. >> Dy was taken into custody after the pursuit ended and he was checked by medical personnel before being booked. He faced charges for fleeing or attempting to elude reckless driving and speeding. On December 28th, 2023, Arkansas State Police assisted the North Little Rock Police Department in stopping a white sedan that had been reported stolen. The driver refused to stop sending troopers into a high-speed pursuit along the highway. is a moderate traffic. I think we're going to be taking 303. You want to call it if you're still having All right, everybody. >> [screaming] >> I'll be clear now. That high ran down before bridge down river down river. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> You came to real fast. So, you came to a stop real fast. I was right behind you. >> No, no, you're fine. >> He He passed me when I went around. >> Backing up, >> I think. Nope. Hold on. Hold on. Yeah, it won't go in reverse. >> Yeah, I can put it neutral. >> The pursuit ended with the stolen vehicle disabled and the driver taken into custody after officers secured the scene. Based on the circumstances, the driver could face charges including fleeing in a vehicle possession of a stolen vehicle, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. November 6th, 2024 brought Thirsten County deputies into a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle on Deli Road Southwest. The driver refused to stop and reach speeds of around 100 mph, repeatedly crossing into oncoming traffic. >> And I'm in pursuit. appreciate restricted. >> Let me see. We're coming up the Shaw Drive. We're about 90. It looks like the engine starting to give out. >> Vehicle's smoking pretty bad. 141. I can spot 110. Soon as I get a second unit, I'm going to try to grapple him. I'm going to try to grapple him. 110. >> No grapple. No. Got a grapple. Got a grapple. Got a grapple. >> Ta. TA. >> TA. TA. GET YOUR HANDS UP. GET YOUR HANDS UP. NOW >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT. He's running. He's running. GET UP. LET ME see your hand. >> The driver eventually abandoned the vehicle and ran on foot before K9 Mac and deputies caught up with him. He was booked on charges including attempting to elude possession of a stolen vehicle, unlawful firearm possession as a convicted felon driving on a suspended license, and resisting arrest. Sunday, January 14th, 2024, an Arkansas State Police trooper stopped a red Chevrolet Sonic in West Memphis after noticing its temporary tag was barely hanging on to the vehicle. The driver responded by making a U-turn and taking off quickly, pushing the speed beyond 100 mph. 39. It's 10:30. >> [groaning and screaming] >> They went straight. TV. Which way you run? >> He ran over the north. >> He ran over to the wood line. He ran over the inter. >> Which way? >> He went that way. >> This way. Yeah. We got shut down. Shut down. >> Where do I need to go? >> You better hope he didn't jump. >> Hey, y'all like that outside? I don't think he jumped right here, but he had to go out and jump. >> No, he he he wouldn't even be moving. >> There's nobody down. There's a big drop. It can't still be down there. went over there. >> He's got to be running down or running back. All right, which I'm sure is running down. Trying to get to Tennessee. >> Hey, we need to try get in further. Once we get some units over that northbound side, look at that right there. There's no way he jump. >> The driver escaped on foot after the vehicle was stopped and was not located at the scene, but investigators later identified him as Clement Jackson. He faced charges including fleeing in a vehicle, reckless driving, driving on a suspended license, and operating a stolen vehicle. July 22nd, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked a black sedan traveling around 90 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 4. During the traffic stop, the occupants switched seats and the situation took another turn when the man moved into the driver's seat and suddenly fled. window all the way down to both windows. Why are we switching? I just saw you guys. There's a lot of movement and I saw you guys move around. All right. Close the door. Close the door. Stay right there. 31 TRAFFIC. We're four westbound on the 1294. Bravo Foster jumped out the car and she's 23 on her right shoulder. Light traffic. I had some when I first stopped them. They had seats. I like traffic right now. I went down. I got one right now model traffic on a child bravo bravo. Do you have left about 15 miles per hour. Can you run traffic light? Keep getting charges. I know we're doing traffic at this time. No traffic. No traffic. chapter in your life. Turn on 44. Do you have heavy? The driver was later identified as Patrick Brian Gordon, whose record showed 31 felony charges and 11 felony convictions. He faced charges including high-speed fleeing and eluding driving with a suspended license trafficking related drug charges and possession of cocaine and fentinel. February 7th, 2023, a Minim Falls police officer tried to stop a vehicle traveling 67 mph in a 45 mph zone. The driver refused to pull over, turning a simple speeding violation into a pursuit that continued toward Lannon Road. Heat. Heat. driving traffic almost 65 total traffic vehicle is automatically start today. Moving around 57 traffic on boarding 67 making all a bit of He's ready for ready for you confirm your direction of travel. GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> I got you. Don't move. cops. >> Both occupants eventually fled from the vehicle, but were located and arrested by officers. [music] The driver faced charges for operating a vehicle without the owner's consent possession of drug paraphernalia, fleeing or eluding, and probation violation. The passenger faced charges for operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, resisting or obstructing an probation violation. November 20th, 2023, Florida Highway Patrol troopers spotted a black Chevrolet Malibu weaving through traffic at high speed on Interstate 75 in Pasco County. When the driver, later identified as Marcus Kennan, Larry, was stopped on the shoulder, he suddenly accelerated away. Get in the car. Alpha Hotel 428 Alpha Hotel 28 Golf Park. at this time. 48 923 on Alpha Hotel 2017 Chevy. at 103 mph. >> Honda pilot eastbound open. eastbound over westbound northbound. We're going to get rescue. Signal 148 coming back to a Chevy Malibu. Chevy update 13. >> Get out. Get out. Get out. Pit pit. Get in. Get in. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. >> 130 97 whiskey on the right northbound shoulder. signal 12 westbound eastbound crossing eastbound overpass. So, our eastbound overpass road. updated 1020 required radio coming the concrete northbound on Curly. Northbound on Curly. Uh, Curly Road just north. >> So, we're currently north of E.ly North. >> Sorry, I missed that. >> Put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. 139. Do you have the subject? >> Please try again. >> 1309. He's in the car in the back seat laying down. We have 1049 102. The window. >> I don't care. Get out of the damn car. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Stay on the ground. >> Stay on the ground. You got cover. >> During your search, say the list number of the contact you want to find. >> Please try again. We're going to take one off and we got to put one hand and one hand on top on there. That way you don't see it on your hands. Okay. >> Not right now. You We're technically not legally allowed to let you make a phone till we get to the jail. If you grab my wallet, we'll get everything out of there. Okay. But there's only some certain things that we're allowed to take with [music] everything. Okay. Larry was arrested after the pursuit and later booked following further processing. He faced charges including felony fleeing and eluding driving with a suspended license as a habitual offender. Reckless driving and driving under the influence of drugs. October 23rd, 2024, a Chipoa Falls police officer attempted to stop a speeding vehicle driven by a man identified as Brandon. The driver kept going despite emergency lights and sirens eventually stopping after a pursuit of roughly 1.19 miles. 111 counties just passing Willows still north on Superior Street. Also, your radio is really quiet 111. What's your speed? >> Traffic is light. Speeds are about 35. Just passing Mansfield, one lone occupant. No traffic. Who's the plate list to? >> It's going to list to a carry out of Sparta on a black Jeep. >> Yeah. Again, the 28's Adam George 3567. It's on a Ford Expedition. Subject keeps putting their hands in the air. uh superior in cedar now 111 county speeds have slowed down to 25 subjects stopping we are eagle >> GET YOUR HANDS UP. >> IF YOU RUN, YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT BY THE DOG. >> TURN AROUND. START WALKING BACK TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. DROP THE KEYS. Start walking back again. If you run, the dog's going to bite you. Stop. 111 counting. I have one at gunpoint. He's outside the car now in front of my squad. You're going to stay right there for just a minute. All right, man. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Move to your right. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Drop to your knees. Cross your ankles. >> I got them. You got hands back. Yep. Two feet. Okay. You got him, buddy. >> Yep. >> I got him. Move that way. >> The keys for the vehicle are actually by the vehicle. I had him drop. >> Take them back. Take them back to the supervisor squad. What's that? >> Take them back to the supervisor squad to search them. Occupants in the vehicle, come on out with your hands up. >> That counts. Hard to see through the tent. >> You got drive door? >> Yep. >> Okay. I'm going to pop the back door. >> Hold on. I'll pop it in position. >> It's locked. Hold on. I can clear it from. Do you want to hit the unlock button so we can hit get the trunk? >> Yep. >> All right. I got it. Ready? >> Yep. >> Clear. Yep. >> 142 County. Vehicle's clear. Brandon was arrested after complying with officers and a search of the vehicle uncovered drugrelated items and other suspicious property. He was ultimately found guilty of fleeing or eluding an officer and possession of cocaine. He received 5 years of probation and a $5684 fine. January 30th, 2025, California Highway Patrol officers spotted a stolen Ford Bronco at the Indian Canyon trail head in Los Angeles County. As officers checked the vehicle, the driver later identified as Kevin Duran, suddenly rammed a patrol car while attempting to escape. Yeah, we just ran up Stop. There you go. Using a white gate on that boot cover on the Coming up by the hardware approaching ground near 89. Here we are. Stand by for get down south. for this flight. It's hard to pass the metro lane. >> Purple. And we're left. Island. Copy. Pass 11. North 11. Turn off. Get out. >> They're all standing. Hispanic wearing a black hat. >> I got him. I got him. He's underneath the truck. Underneath the truck. On me. On me. Underneath the truck. On me. >> I got him. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. I GOT YOU. I GOT YOU. DO NOT MOVE. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. NO. NO. I GOT MY GUN ON YOU. HEY, PUT TRAFFIC. Put traffic. Traffic. Recall. I got a crossfire. Crossfire. Crossfire. >> Over here, boss. Over here. Back here. that way. Hey, >> hey, watch your approach. Copy that. What the heck? Uh, >> you should take out where you guys >> up there. So, just come down this road right here and then back down this way. >> Duran was eventually taken into custody after abandoning the Bronco and hiding nearby. He faced charges including resisting or obstructing a peace officer assault with a deadly weapon, receiving stolen property, taking a vehicle without the owner's consent, and evading an officer with want and disregard for safety. He also had four outstanding warrants. Sunday, June 5th, 2022, Georgia State Patrol officers spotted a Honda CBR motorcycle weaving recklessly through traffic on Interstate 75 and Interstate 85 near Langford Parkway. When troopers activated their emergency equipment, the rider ignored the stop and continued fleeing at speeds exceeding 100 mph. 77 40 Atlanta 10:30. You have a motorcycle that's going for 100 milesPH 75 northbound going past University Avenue lane two. four. Is it? Uh, that's negative. African male wearing all black. Uh, hold on. Boss visual. He's in lane two. Going past I have uh connector. Uh, Abernathy. Okay. Are you in 1080 or you not in 1080? >> Show me 1080 >> 103. Did you see a fire helicopter up? He's going to be passing main interance now. Coming up on camera now. Hey, is that unit that started his 1080, is he still with me or did he just break off? >> Yeah, I lost vigil. Did that other unit got a visual on him? >> Yeah, I'm 1022 on that. He's going to be he's going to be passing camera now. Okay, it's clear. I'm passing camera. We're still with it. We'll do >> 425 passing Canler now. Left white >> tag number X-ray Lincoln 032 XL uh 0342 XL 0342 left. What's your next ticket there? >> Coming up on road about a half a mile. >> He's going to take John Burough Road. Taking John Bur road exit. We taking a right going northbound on Jonesboro Road. Right. >> Right. >> Slow down. >> Pull over. He's stopping. knee stopping. >> Get off the bike. Get off THE BIKE. >> GET OFF THE BIKE and get off. Get off the bike and get off. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. >> What' I do? >> What did you do? >> What did I do? >> I don't know. What do you think? No, we >> might as well. >> I didn't know y'all were chasing me. I ain't know nobody behind me. >> Vehicle. Can I take a y Okay. >> Do we need to bring you a tire? I got a spare. I'll be able to check it out. Thank you. >> Alexander Aldridge of Jonesboro was eventually arrested after the motorcycle came to a stop and the bike was towed from the scene. Aldridge was charged with fleeing and attempting to elude reckless driving, driving with a suspended license and having an expired tag. He was also wanted for failure to appear in Clayton County. On October 13th, 2022, Georgia State Patrol received a license plate reader alert identifying a stolen red Honda Accord traveling through Augusta. Trooper Zachary Walker located the vehicle and attempted to stop it, but the driver accelerated away through residential streets. 1080. >> We're on March. >> He's going to try to come back out. He just passed me. He's heading left. He's on the wrong side of the road. >> Yeah. He's all over the road. Looks like >> going to be westbound. Yeah. Going to be westbound. Heat. Heat. Fire oil. Heat. Heat. Ohio oil. Oh, oily. are are. 1050 The driver identified as Kenneth Paige was later involved in a collision and passed away at the scene despite emergency efforts. Investigators also determined the vehicle had been connected to an armed robbery two days earlier and a firearm was recovered from the car. September 18th, 2025, California Highway Patrol officers conducting traffic enforcement in Gerber saw an off-road dirt bike speed past them. The rider, later identified as Christopher Hensley, did not stop when officers attempted to pull him over, leading to a brief pursuit. Come on. We got a motorcycle taking off last Santocino. We're going to lease the dog on you. Go around. Go around. Go around. 822. He Hey 222, can you ask anybody here on perimeter, did he stay inside the fenced area or did he jump it? I didn't see him get out. I lost him though. He could have hopped. You wanted to stay in there? I'll go one over. Make sure Crystal stays with the car. >> 822. I'm in contact with him. He is not in the fenced area currently. So, he's probably running eastbound on east chard. He's that way. He's further that way. >> Stay away the car. >> Huh? >> Go check it. Go check it. Male, black, white helmet, black shirt, white guy. >> State police. >> Hey, did anybody just come into your business or house? Hi. >> Hey. Did anybody just come in here? >> I don't know. I didn't see anybody. >> All right. We had a guy >> is empty upstairs. >> All right. We had a guy take off on us on foot. Hey, puppy. >> Okay. >> Is there any way I can get out without trying to knock over your fence? Is there an easy way to get out of here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can you can get out of here. >> Is he friendly? >> Yeah, he's friendly. You can come in. Is that gate open? >> No, I don't know. I didn't check. >> Oh, puppy. Come on in. >> So, he's by myself. You're welcome to check out. >> Uh, he's a white male. >> That freaks me out a little bit. The house is empty right now. >> Okay. Just making sure nobody was up there. >> Okay. >> No, the dog is perfect out here cuz he's scary. >> 806 County has him detained. I'm trying to find him. Stand by. 806 on UHF. We have them 1015 route. Sounds like the county has them detained. >> Alway 806 on UHF. We have him detained. I'm going to walk him back to the car. >> 806. I copy on UHF. You have detain you're walking them back to the car. Chrisley, >> come on. You can clear the tone. >> Hey, firm. You can clear the tone and it'll be out with We'll be out with Chris Hensley. Advise 822. We've dealt with him many times. >> You don't ever seem to learn, man. >> I was going to run, but I told him the fence was right there. >> Is it stolen? >> No. >> Why'd you run? >> I called dispatches the other day. >> Why'd you run? >> I wasn't going to. I pulled >> No, but you did. We saw you run, but why did you? >> Then I hit the fence. >> All right. Are you good? You get hurt. Where's your shoe? No, it's a >> Did you lose it in that guard? >> No, I lost it over already. >> Hensley was eventually found hiding in a nearby construction area and taken into custody. [music] He was booked on charges including driving while his license was suspended resisting or obstructing a peace officer and evading a peace officer. On May 17th, 2024, police began looking for a white Chevrolet sedan after a reported retail theft at Dick's Sporting Goods involving roughly $1,000 worth of merchandise. When officers located the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, the driver accelerated away at speeds exceeding 100 mph. >> It's going to go eastbound. eastbound 126. You can show me in pursuit of a white Chevy Cruz wanted for burglary at Dicks Sporting Good out of Brookfield. Got what's going on. >> Wrong way. Driver's going wrong way on Greenfield. I am also wrong way. We are back. We are back. Back to proper eastbound again. Greenfield Roads medium. Bad sticks. Bad sticks. Get them out of the way. Get them out of the road. [screaming] Continuing eastbound. It's got to get them out of the road. Continuing eastbound. It's got a block on me. 44. No traffic. Eastbound. Let West Dallas know. Repeling Aro lane two. Roads are >> no traffic. Red light here. 92nd Street Greenfield. No taps here. I am going 85. I am terminating. It is wrong lane of traffic going east on Greenfield approaching 84th Street. Continue. >> That's weird. They can uh collect it and then I don't know whose this is going to be if it's going to be ours or Burfield. It's got weight to it. >> Yeah. >> Coke or money or >> could just be coincidental like it almost feels like a >> brick. >> Yeah. Yeah, it feels like a brick. >> Like an actual brick. >> Brick. Yeah. >> So, I don't know if this is going to be related. >> Let's take it though. >> Yep. It's a rock or brick or stone wall. >> All right. I head over there. >> Yeah. You know what? I'm just going to grab this and then throw it out so no one calls it in as suspicious. >> Hey, what about what about my like my phones and all that? >> Huh? >> My phones and all that. >> Your what? >> My phone? >> Yep. He's bringing it all to me. >> Okay. >> This is why he was yaking to it. >> I was ready for you. The driver identified as Daryl was later arrested along with passenger Savannah after the vehicle crashed into a Starbucks drive-thru sign. Daryl was found guilty of first-degree and secondderee recklessly endangering safety and fleeing or eluding an officer. He received 6 and 1/2 years in prison, 11 years of extended supervision, 50 hours of community service, and 1,000 doses on 36 fines. While Savannah faced a felony retail theft charge and an active warrant. December 22nd, 2023, an Arkansas State Police trooper attempted to stop a driver who was traveling on the shoulder and appeared unwilling to pull over. The driver initially acted as though he would stop, then continued driving, giving the trooper a very different kind of traffic lesson to remember. C9 jogger 1024 18 northbound Adam Mary X-ray 89 X-ray 123. Okay. You drop him on the shoulder about 60 mph. I went up to attempt to TBI. He acted like he was going to pull over. He's back on the road. A slow TV. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Both hands. Both hands. Keep them up. Keep them up. Can you roll the window down? Can you hear me? What? You got any weapons in here? Why you running? Unbuckle your seat belt. Keep both hands up, though. Unlock the door. Come on out. Come on out. If you run, you get tased. You understand? I'm not saying you are. I'm just giving you a fair warning. Go ahead and get on the ground. On the ground. Face down. All the way down. Spread your feet apart. Spread your feet apart a little bit more. [snorts] Go ahead and get [snorts] your left hand. Man, why you running? Cuz you're suspended. >> Yeah, >> that's kind of dumb, don't you think? All right. Whose vehicle is this? Mine. It's >> yours. Okay. N Jones 15 one time. You put it in there. Try to help you up here. Bring this leg forward. Make it a little bit easier. Stand up. No weapons or anything on you. All right. Bring it around here. >> Okay. >> We'll figure it out. Just Just lean up against my >> Can I get in my car? >> No. Just hang out right there. Lean up against my vehicle. The driver was eventually taken into custody and questioned about why he had fled with a suspended license becoming part of the explanation. Possible charges included fleeing in a vehicle driving on a suspended license and reckless driving. February 9th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a black motorcycle traveling at a high rate of speed on Interstate 75 near mile marker 155. The rers's license plate was tucked beneath the fender, and when the trooper tried to catch up, the motorcycle accelerated even further. right now. That might hurt. Okay. 1620. 256 traffic My jack of speed 824 speed. 023 mph. POWER, [ __ ] Shut the up. What the [ __ ] is dog? 731 take off on a 600. >> No, I didn't see you at the last second and then I got >> the rider identified as 22year-old Julian Angelo Zamut was arrested after losing control while exiting the interstate. He was charged with felony fleeing or eluding a marked law enforcement vehicle with emergency lights and sirens. January 17th, 2024, Onidita County Deputy Michael Beish encountered a suspicious driver at a gas station and discovered that 28-year-old Matthew Johnson was prohibited from driving because of prior convictions. When Beish attempted to stop Johnson later that evening, the driver initially pulled over before suddenly taking off again. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We got a vehicle in the I got two vehicles. One down in the ditch. Looks like a Ford Explorer. 120 SCREEN. Get over here. Okay, I get over here. Come around or anything? respond low ambulance is on the way in your hand. Okay, I'm doing down there. >> I'm coming. Are you okay? to be just south. Johnson passed away at the scene after losing control of the vehicle and colliding with another car and the Onita County District Attorney later determined that no charges would be filed against Deputy Beatish. The investigation focused on the circumstances of the pursuit and collision rather than criminal charges against the deputy. That is where this pursuit ends. But the road does not stop here. Another chase is just around the corner. Check out the next video and follow the story into another unexpected police pursuit.