From a suspect in a black Corvette who outran the Arkansas State Police and a wrongway chase down a busy highway that had officers dodging traffic to a truck thief at a Nestle plant who nearly set the whole road on fire and much more. Here are some more of the craziest police chases caught on dash cam. Got a crash. Got a crash. He's still going. He's still going. On May 9th of 2023, Arkansas State Police officers attempted to stop a black Yukon for speeding and displaying improper tags. The driver, 50-year-old Timmy Lynn Davis, had no intention of stopping. Instead, he and his female passenger led state troopers on one of 2023's wildest high-speed chases. It began on Nestle Road near Jonesboro, Arkansas, which leads to the local Nestle Food Plant. Timmy must have been jonesing for chocolate milk because that's where he planned on taking this chase. Yukon, black and [Music] color. Stand by 237 going be on a black Yukon. [Music] Down 37 from the 37 southbound to the black 48. tight. I'm aware of the crossover. Timmy continued down the wrong side of the highway before finally exiting onto a different street. He continued breakchecking our officer whenever he got close and eventually took the chase off road. [Music] All right, straight through the intersection. We're going on Nestle. Way passing Nestle. Should be getting out to 18 in just a second. [Music] Behind you. 16. Just let you know Brooklyn. [Music] John's will be turning down Jake Street's corn dead end. He's going to bail out on foot toward uh standby. Hey uh Tanner, go to the come down uh Nestle way. He's gonna come back out on [Music] [Music] me. All [Music] right, we're getting close back to 18. I've tried it there one time. He keeps blocking me. Just turn it looks like west going westbound 18. Another ASP trooper joined the chase after Timmy nearly rammed his vehicle headon. Soon he had the entire state of Arkansas behind him and his rear right tire was beginning to fail. That's when Timmy veered off road and crashed through the fence of the Nestle food plant. He and his female passenger then stole a Ford F350 with an attached trailer at gunpoint. Thankfully, the truck and trailer were easy to spot and police were back on his tail in no time. Here behind Nestle in this construction area. Some of the workers are pointing back east. They're pointing back east. Hey, where'd he go? going backward. He took off the dy. Gosh damn it, Jones. Well, he stole a truck from Nestle. It's in a gray douly. Gray douly with a trailer on it. Southbound on Nestle. Southbound on Nestle. [Music] All right, I'm I'm going to switch over to [Music] call. See if you can get JPD involved in 21 [Music] now. He tried to pan. He rammed. [Music] [Music] Queen 16. Be careful. It's a heavy trailer. I wonder who that was. What are you good for? Stopping the douly was easier said than done. If the police want to slow Timmy down, they'll have to pop at least one of his six tires. Let's see if these spike strip officers can hit their mark. Chick-fil-A right now. [Music] try to spot him. Right here coming by the radio3 here. Be advised, he does have a handgun. Straight through red. Still pretty unit behind me. Turn on your blue lights and call for coming up to highway southwest. It was only a matter of time before Timmy hurt himself or somebody else. Watch as he skids and crashes through an intersection, nearly setting his stolen truck on fire. At this point, it seemed like there was no stopping him. Correction, I'm MLK. Highland. MLK. You just hit somebody here at Harrisburg Road in Highland. Get a JPD check on them. Got a crash. Got a crash. He's still going. He's still going. Take him out. Yo 16 on Southwest Drive 22 there. He goes in the oncoming traffic. Calling L2 drive. We're still southbound southwest drive approaching the intersect. 34. Ah, going head on into traffic. Head on into traffic. Still southbound. Going over the overpass. Can anybody get out in front of him and set up with a rifle? Left on the Parker. Left on Parker Road. No, we can't get in front of him. Somebody get Careway Road Parker and end this if you can. [Music] Coming eastbound on westbound westbound on west marker. on last marker. 326 eastbound west 16 get it. I'm [Music] coming to be approaching the intersection. Looks like he might be trying to get back on the interstate. He's about to hit the guard rail. He went through the guard rail across traffic into the housing complex. remain north of the interst when he went off the interstate. He's in the DH over here. Timmy and his passenger fled on foot after crashing in the drainage ditch. They ran into a residential area where locals were advised to lock their doors and stay inside. At this point, there was no telling what Timmy might do. He had a gun and he wasn't afraid to use it. Thankfully, police quickly encircled the neighborhood and closed in on Timmy. He was arrested and charged with a long list of crimes, including aggravated assault, theft by receiving, and felony criminal mischief. Timmy's joy ride earned him 40 years behind bars. It's unclear if they serve chocolate milk in Arkansas state prisons. Hurry up. I just got done. Get over here. March 21st of 2022, McKinley County, New Mexico. A sheriff's deputy was driving a prison transport van when one of the inmates began complaining about chest pain. The inmate in question, 35-year-old Joshua Hall, was in jail for a 2022 shootout with federal agents on Route 66. Our deputy was transferring Hall and two other prisoners to a federal facility when Hall slipped off his cuffs in the back of the van. Our deputy was just trying to help. Moments later, he was fighting for his life. I'm a sheriff with the McKinley County Sheriff's Deputies. I'm on uh off the I40. I have one inmate individual. Hold on. Transporting backstating. He's having chest issues. Hold on. Hold on. Let me calling people right now. Get you to [Music] help. Okay. Mckini County Sheriff's Office. Watch your step. Watch your step. Watch your step. Have a seat right there. Have a seat right there. Okay. Your closest is behind you. So when you What's going on now, sir? We can't breathe. How old are you? 35. 35. Come on, dude. Don't don't don't don't don't It's not worth it, dude. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. Help. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. Stop. Stop it. Down. Down. Yeah. Get over here. Hurry up. I just got shot. Get over here. Paul took off in the van with the other inmates in the back. While he wasn't fast enough to outrun the New Mexico State Police, he could hear everything they were saying over the radio. He knew where they were coming from and when they were setting up spike strips. [Music] [Music] unsuccessful. I'm going to take over if another state police officer is in front of me. I'm not sure who he is. 565 will be uh primary. I got a sheriff trying to slow him down. 672 vehicle stop. Hall continued down the highway for several miles before finally taking the chase off road. While the smoke screen helped him escape momentarily, sheriff's deputies and state police officers were waiting for him on the other side. Just came off. Do you think I'm just going off the dirt road? [Music] I imagine between the 104 and 103. Uh, now we're headed northbound on a It's not even a dirt road. J 79 Sanctum heading into Cabaro onto state road 124 near the 15 mile marker. Take exits 102 and 104 to get to that location. Gentlemen, 62 going east. East on the planet road east on 124. 673 unit. Somebody go back to the 104 if they go uh back east. We're going to the I'm going on the 102. Looks like it's headed back to I 40. If you can call people look like they're there. It looks like they're made a stop now. We're at mile post 15 unknown this road. They are stopped. [Music] [Music] Crossfire. Crossfire. Get over here. Open the door. [Music] Open the door. Hall was rearrested and charged with felony assault on an officer, fleeing, and escaping from jail. They also charged him with false imprisonment as the two inmates in the back were innocent in the escape attempt. As of 2025, we believe Joshua Hall is behind bars somewhere in New Mexico. Hopefully, he stays there. [Music] It was July 3rd of 2022. A Georgia State Police officer was on patrol near University Avenue when he spotted two people in a black GMC envoy driving without seat belts. As our trooper approached the vehicle, he spotted an older woman in the back seat who wasn't wearing her seat belt either. That's when the driver hit the gas and took off, leading to this dangerous high-speed chase. 1398 139. Clear connector. still on myself. Cross 85. [Music] pretty bad. There are no phones connected. Connect the form and try again. He's getting back on 85,000. Still 85 South River. He's going the wrong way. Going back up the opposite direction. wrong way. Going back [Music] up back to uh the airport look like the engine ramp back. Our driver later identified as 34year-old Jonathan Harter couldn't decide whether to stay on or off the highway. After another minute, he gets off again and a civilian car almost boxes him in. Coming [Music] up right behind you, guys. He's making a right on Toffee Terrace. Jonathan clearly doesn't value anybody's life other than his own. He continued driving on the wrong side of the road and running civilian cars onto the shoulder. Police have to stop him quickly before he seriously hurts someone. All [Music] right. Walking. Walking. Walk it. [Music] Okay. Good. [Music] Get out of the truck. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. There's your Let me see your head. Let me see your head. [Laughter] Are you out of your mind? Upon arresting Jonathan, they learned that the older woman in the back seat was his mother. He claimed he got scared when police tried to pull him over. His mother kept screaming that he'd go to jail because he was driving without insurance and on a suspended license. Jonathan later said he ran because he hoped the police would discontinue the pursuit. He learned the hard way that the GSP doesn't mess around. If they want you, they won't stop until they catch you. Give me 2137. Arkansas State Police Officer Caleb Prie House has chased plenty of pers in his day. He almost always gets the bad guy, but some suspect vehicles are simply too powerful for his patrol car. On December 16th of 2023, Trooper Peve House was stationary on the side of I540 near the Oklahoma border when a black Corvette raced by him at over 100 mph. He had to put the pedal to the metal just to catch up. The driver slowed down when he spotted Trooper Peave House's lights and sirens. He was likely sizing up the squad car, waiting for the perfect moment to gun it. In a battle of pure horsepower, Trooper Pee House never stood a chance. Circle here on 371 [Music] 373 eastbound on zero coming up wood on zero. [Music] a lot of traffic. I've still got him inside. So, he's going probably 140 by now. I had a little over [Music] I'm coming. I'm about to take you off. Yeah, I don't know. It was over as soon as the Corvette crested the hill. The suspect's high-powered engine allowed him to climb faster than Trooper Peeve House could ever imagine. He vanished into the Arkansas back country, never to be seen again. Trooper Peeve House was determined, though. He kept looking for the suspect, hoping to get lucky. Maybe the Corvette crashed or spun out. Perhaps somebody would point and tell our officer which way the suspect went. The good news is that Peave House got close enough to observe the Corvette's license plate. Assuming it wasn't stolen, they should be able to track down the driver. For now, it was Corvette 1 cops zero. He just hit hit the hit the barrier. On April 20th of 2023, sheriff's deputies in Sciota County, Ohio, received multiple calls about two erratic vehicles with guns pointed out the windows. The cars were a red Kia Soul and a black Hyundai Elantre. The gun toing occupants inside were barely old enough to drive. We'll pick this chase up on the side of US23 in Lucasville where a spike strip officer was waiting to join the chase. That's when his dash cam captured this on camera. [Music] I'm stay with the corner here. We got signal head south 23. Moments later, the 15-year-old driver turned the Kia around and came back. [Music] He just hit hit the hit the barrier. [Music] While other officers dealt with the Kia, our highway patrol trooper went after the fleeing Elantra. [Music] 724. They're trying to get [Music] the Elantra nearly gave police the slip as it drove over a 100 mph into oncoming traffic. However, this young suspect's luck was about to run out. Coming into the city, 95 miles per hour. He's back in the south lights. Signal 100. Signal 100 coming into the [Music] city. [ __ ] go. Leaving out of traffic. I'm going to have an SO charger in front of me. Signal uh 31. Signal 31. Head on. Head on front of CVS. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. [Music] According to police, the Elantre veered into oncoming traffic and crashed headon into a 2015 Dodge Charger. Thankfully, the innocent driver didn't suffer any life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, back at the first crash site, another officer chased his young suspect across the highway and eventually found him on somebody's porch complaining of a broken knee. Hit the Hit the bear. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get on the ground now. Now on the ground. You're going to get tag. Get on the ground. What do you want me? Hey, it's behind your back now. Okay. I can't. I need help. Can you push my leg forward first, please? Behind your back. Push my leg forward. Let me help you. Never worry about that. My leg broke. Police arrested four suspects between the ages of 15 and 22. They learned that both cars had been reported stolen. The Elantra was taken out of Ashland, Kentucky, while the Kia was stolen from a hospital parking lot in Huntington, West Virginia. They also learned that the 15-year-old suspect was a runaway from Boyd County, Kentucky. Hopefully, this incident serves as a wakeup call to get his life back on track. Go, go follow that car. We're behind the car. This next clip is a perfect example of being in the right place at the right time. It was August 9th of 2023. Police in Detroit, Michigan were on the scene of a routine traffic stop when they heard several gunshots down the road. That's when they observed two men running with an automatic weapon. They jumped in a white Ford and fled, leading to this tense chase. All right. [Music] Go, go, go call that car. We're behind the car now. [Music] Priority Street Tyler Street 752 turn You never know anything. The chase continued for several miles as the police were forced to keep their distance. These men were armed and extremely dangerous. Our officers literally watched them shoot a man for no apparent reason. Thankfully, the 27-year-old victim was quickly rushed to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, the chase continued on and off the highway until the suspects finally made their fatal mistake. Service [Music] drive out. Left turn. Oh, I got a tire out. The curb hop shredded their front left tire. Our officers knew they were bound to stop and were prepared for them to come out shooting. I'll call this out for you. Coming up to Joy Road. All right, looks like we are going to be through Li Road going eastbound. Cody, come up front. Coming from stop right now behind your back. Go. What the did I do, bro? Go ahead. Go. What the did I do? With the driver in custody, let's switch to another officer's perspective as he pits the Ford and chases the passenger on foot. We got units right now at Grand River. [Music] Good fit. Good pit. Got one running on how one. Come here. The audio cuts as our officer tackles the 19-year-old suspect like a middle linebacker. Both men were taken into custody and their car was thoroughly searched. Wait until you see the kind of weapons police found inside. Secure that. Yeah. [Music] Yep. Just go ahead and truck. [Music] We never learn the suspect's names, so we're unsure what they were charged with. Fleeing, eluding, illegal firearms, and attempted homicide are all safe bets, though. Hold on. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Don't put it in drive. Some people don't know how to share the road. Miss Tanya Higgins is one of those people. You might call her an extreme anti- biker. On February 21st of 2021, around 8:50 a.m., a Georgia state trooper was conducting an unrelated traffic stop when two motorcycles pulled up behind him. The bikers informed our trooper that some psycho in a gray SUV was following them and trying to run them off the road. That's when Tanya, our resident psycho, slowed down and pulled beside the officer. He instructed her to pull onto the shoulder where they would talk more about what was happening. Meanwhile, the bikers took off as our trooper said they were free to leave. Tanya disagreed. Pull in the wrong way. Pull right here in the roadway. Pull on the shoulder right now. Yeah, y'all are good. Thank you. [Music] 14. 1702 George Edward, Kentucky. 1702 George Edward. [Music] Hey, just pulled off 102. to maintain 1080 1080 southbound 218 right southbound passing the 28 217 right now 17 center two motorcycles and she's attempting