From a red Camaro in Arkansas that left this state trooper in the dust and a daredevil biker who weaved through traffic to escape pursuing officers to a white Dodge Charger that nearly sent this officer into a 20ft ditch and so much more. Here are moments when suspects outran police caught on dash cam. This next suspect could have a fruitful career in motorcycle racing or stunt driving. It's better and much safer than running from the Arkansas State Police. On April 14th of 2023, ASP trooper Tyler Langley got behind a suspect on a sports bike who wasn't afraid to use civilian cars to his advantage. Watch as he turns I40 East into his own personal moto GP. I got him right here. We're turning back to the interstate. [Music] Blue Rock, be advised. I ran into a gray jeep at Salem and 25 service. We're back eastbound. [Music] [Music] Passing 125 [Music] 66 Six. Would there be any potential injuries in that crash? Negative. It was very, very minor. They wouldn't get out of the way. And I just bumped into the rear [Music] turned around. Turn around. [Music] [Music] All right. Lots of places run this, but it's a black tag. I'm not sure if it's real tag or not. Passing the 125 eastbound. 125 eastbound. [Music] [Music] Trash on the shoulder. [Music] [Music] 66 to 66. I'm at the 127. Okay, you're Hey, we're past the 129. [Music] Both hospital. Traffic and ignorance were this biker's best friends. He weaved seamlessly between other drivers who seemed utterly oblivious that Trooper Langley was trying to pass them. Each delay allowed the biker to put distance between himself and the police. Once the sight lines were broken, Trooper Langley was never able to restore them. He could just as easily have been chasing a ghost who got off the highway five exits ago. [Music] It was October 20th of 2022. ASP trooper Thomas Huard was stationed on I40 near the Tennessee border when he spotted a red Chevy Camaro approaching in his rear view mirror. His speed radar clocked the Camaro doing 81 in a 65 mph zone. And that's about as slow as this driver planned on going. No dog get your ass. [Music] We got one running from this Arkansas 093. X-ray David Edward 093 X-ray David Edward [Music] shoveling 15 mph right now. 40 westbound [Music] one. He just went around a vehicle. We're coming up on the dog track now. Pass the dog. [Music] We're at 118. [Music] Just went around another vehicle. Still going around vehicles here. We're still westbound. Slowing up here. [Music] Just passing 277. [Music] I'm trying to get the original track [Music] speeded at 106 at this time. The traffic still heavy, still westbound. Seeing passing Walmart right now going westbound 421 [Music] at Ingram Street that way 92 drop 309 off and then I'll head east. Set up westbound cutting in and out of the traffic. [Music] He's going on the left shoulder. [Music] He's trying to get around these big trucks. They're trying to hold him up. [Music] [Music] traffic noise. Traffic was pretty heavy. Heavy traffic worked in the suspect's favor. He weaved recklessly between cars, even using the shoulder to get around civilian vehicles and big rigs. Right here, you can see where the chase nearly caused the semitr to run an innocent driver off the road. At this point, our officer knew he'd lost the driver and that this chase was too dangerous to continue. One reckless suspect isn't worth risking hundreds of civilian lives. John Barrow pulling into the gas station. Actually, we're about to be going southbound on John Barrel. Actually, we're pulling into uh going back northbound on John Barrel. It was October 27th of 2022. Arkansas State Trooper Monte Hernandez was conducting speed radar on the side of I630 west of Little Rock when he spotted a black Nissan Ultima approaching at a high rate of speed. Trooper Hernandez quickly caught up and tailed the suspect vehicle until it took exit 7 onto Baptist Health Drive. His lights and sirens came on moments later, prompting the suspect to step on the gas. on 24 55 L on 1037. We're going to be uh going down Medical Center Drive. It's going to be 2 miles. We're going to be uh making a left on Kanes going eastbound. Still going out eastbound on canyon speed. They're about 90. Traffic's light. Uh once I get a chance, I'll go ahead and put it up. Coming up on John Barrow, pulling into the gas station. Actually might be going southbound on John Barrel. Actually, we're pulling into uh going back northbound on John Barrel. Stand by. Stand by. Going northbound on John Barrow. Uh coming up to uh Cardi. Traffy's going to be light. Speeds are about 80. 104. Um we're still going northbound right now. Still north on our road. Stand up north reservoir. They're probably about 100 mph. I'm about 80 right now. 85. Stand by. Standby. They went down a reservoir. They made a left up here. The chase continued for several more miles until the Ultima eventually got back on the highway. Trooper Hernandez kept on his tail as the suspect weaved between cars and trucks. All it takes is one high-risk move for this guy to leave our trooper in the dust. It's important. Once you get up, once we get to you, then um I'm going to go ahead and pit them out. Traffic's kind of medium right now. They're in the number one lane. Traffic's medium. Speeds are at 100 mph. We are in the number three lane. Coming up to Mill. [Music] I think they're probably they're going to pass on the shoulder up here. They might take M Boulevard. If somebody go up to 40 and go to uh I think it's I think it's Crystal Hill where Zelad on 40 if they go right. We're still northbound on 430 right now. We're not going to take the egg. They took the eggs cuz you can stay with them. In slow motion, you can see how tight the window actually is. If Trooper Hernandez tried to follow, he would have sideswiped the box truck and caused a major accident. According to the ASP, the suspect's vehicle was located several hours later. It had been abandoned near a river north of Little Rock and the driver was spotted on CCTV cameras. Unfortunately, we couldn't determine if they were ever arrested and charged for this chase. 10:38 at the 13. Back on the road 49 southbound at the It was August 2nd of 2024. ASP trooper Ganon Tiller was stationed on I49 south of Tex Arcana when a call came in about a nearby crash with injuries. Just as Trooper Ganon began driving toward the crash, he spotted a white Dodge Charger speeding and passing vehicles on the shoulder. His radar clocked the Charger going 121 mph in a 75 mph zone, leaving him with no choice but to chase this reckless maniac. direction. We're taking exit 18 by Dodge Charger. 49 southbound. We continued. It's got Louisiana tags. Notify Louisiana State Police. We're moving quick. Trooper Ganon quickly closes the distance, at which point our suspect begins playing extremely dangerous games. [Music] Hey, Louisiana 670 George. Show me 1037. passing to 16. He slammed on his brakes and tried to give me a pass and then he took back off speeds back up to 90. Black me male driver wearing black shirt. I think he had a black hat on. He's got longer hair. I think he's the only one in the vehicle. [Music] contact and see if they got [Music] extremely reckless. It's going to be a hard time TVing on this one. [Music] You got to return on that 28 [Music] on the phone. 11 southbound speeds 125. [Music] Yeah. 10:38 at the 13. Back on the road. 49 southbound at the 13th. Every time I TVI, we think the suspect was trying to make a sharp Uturn in the emergency lane. Instead, he put himself in the grass, allowing Trooper Tiller to stay in the chase for now. [Music] well, well, [Music] 1038. He's still southbound. I have 1038. He's still southbound passing the one now. [Music] Let him know he just pushed me off the road. [Music] Trooper Tiller was lucky to be alive. On Google Maps, you can see the 20ft drop off he narrowly avoided. According to his report, he wanted to turn right and continue the chase, but he didn't think he'd have enough room to avoid the ditch. Thankfully, he was able to steer left and skid to a safe stop on the opposite side of the highway. As for the driver, he continued south on I49 and vanished. His reckless behavior caught up with him and he crashed shortly after crossing into Louisiana. The Cado Paris Sheriff's Office swarmed, arrested, and identified him as 21-year-old Xavier Javon Wright. In the end, he was charged with felony fleeing, driving without a license, and seconddegree battery on a police officer. Well, he definitely hit something with it, didn't he? On January 28th of 2025, Ohio State troopers spotted what they believed to be a stolen Dodge Charger speeding down I80 near Austin Town. The Charger had two defining features other than its bright yellow coat. It didn't have a license plate and the rear passenger side window was busted out. Spotting him on the highway was the easy part. Catching this speed demon was a different story. You need to turn around. Yellow Dodge Charger. No RP. He's rolling. 1835 West direction. 1835 KT. [Music] It's a yellow four-door Dodge Charger. He's running away from us. No RP visible. No right rear window. It's broken out. Our trooper lost sight of the Charger as it sped off at over 100 mph. Thankfully, his call outs and descriptions were enough to help other troopers find and re-engage the suspect's vehicle. [Music] [Music] Train [Music] all the way up. [Music] 161. Having lost sight of the Charger again, our officer decided to check the next exit ramp. Maybe the toll workers at the top saw where he went. He got off on 161 trying to get directional [Music] road meal road. [Music] The toll workers tip helped. Police officers found the yellow charger abandoned in a parking lot in Berea, Ohio, a small suburb southwest of Cleveland. There they met a woman who claimed to have spoken with the suspect, unaware that he'd just run from the cops twice in one day. I couldn't even tell you. I had no clue. Back windows busted out. Tire was about gone. So, well, he definitely hit something with it, didn't he? Are you guys going to process it or anything or we were checking to see if you wanted you guys were I literally was trying to help a guy tire. He wasn't even in a rush. Oh, so you seen him? Oh, yeah. I talked to him like several times. How many people were in the car? One in this car and one in the car that the guy picked him up. The woman explained that she directed the driver to an auto shop to have his flat tire repaired. That's when she and a co-orker noticed the broken window and the lack of any license plates. They called the police, but by then it was too late. The driver was long gone, and it's unclear if the police ever found him. We also don't know if there was a child in the car with the suspect when he fled. There's a good chance the car seat in the back simply belonged to the original owner. Hey, let me see your hand. Don't do it. [Applause] On August 16th of 2019, police officers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin pulled into the parking lot of a cell phone store where they spotted a wanted suspect in a silver infinity. It's unclear what tipped these officers off or what the suspect was wanted for. We also don't know why they neglected to box him in when they knew they were moving in for an arrest. Hands up. You want our window? Hi. Hey. Hey. Let me see your [Applause] [Music] a bunch of hair. We're assursuit 235 Wisconsin. [Music] Eastbound 7 drive traffic is light. Let's talk. Please not pass through. [Music] You're right. Subject 35 roads are slightly down. Traffic is speeding up. Speeds are our 60 grand infinity. Two doors got 28. And we're now going south on 29th Street from Fondelac. Disregarded. Stop centering westbound on center. We're now going south on Ality Street from Center Street. Still going south on Ality Street. Just passing Clark. Sweet 360. Roads are down. Traffic is light. Still going south passing right. Clear right. We're now following East Bonner North Avenue 29th Street. Speeds are 58. Roads are dry. Traffic is medium. 635 drivers driving still going east on North Avenue. I'm going south third Street Fourth Avenue on 23rd Street. Just a massive car field at the stop sign on the car field 23rd. Clear right. Still south on 23rd. Nice and lower. Disregard the stop sign on 23rd in brown. Clear right. [Music] We're getting spots in the area about a block behind. Still south on 23rd Street. Eastbound Wanda from 23rd Street. Clear. You're clear. He went south on uh 22nd. Left or right? Right. Right. Right. No. 2 south on 22nd Street from Wanda. Yeah. See Alina to your right. All right. We lost sight of him near uh There he is. Oh. Oh, we got him. South on 24th Street uh south of Cherry. Right. So he's our 50 ways. Yep. Controls are dry. Still southbound. Squeeze his way eastbound on. [Applause] Excuse cell. Can you broadcast? The suspect's complete disregard for public safety helped him get away. He's able to blow through stop signs and yield signs without a care in the world. Meanwhile, our officers have to slow down and ensure that both lanes are clear. Each time they do, the suspect pulls further and further away. He eventually broke sightelines and vanished into suburban Milwaukee. This dash cam footage was posted by someone actually claiming to be the suspect. We believe he's a local rapper named Mike Mike, who allegedly served his time for this incident. If you enjoyed this video and want to see another Just Like It, be sure to click the link on screen now. As always, thanks for watching and be sure to tune in next time.