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On April 27th, 2025, a trooper heard the roar of a motorcycle ripping down North State Line Avenue. It was a blue and white Suzuki, and the biker, later identified as Kop Reinhardt, wasn't wearing protective eyewear, a violation of Arkansas law. The trooper caught up at a red light, positioned himself next to the bike, and confirmed the motorcycle wasn't insured. He signaled Reinhardt to pull over, but the second that light turned green, Reinhardt dropped a gear, twisted the throttle, and took off. 10:37 [Music] Speed's 90 westbound on St. Michael's in Texas. Original reason for the job was no eye broke. I'm not I30. [Music] [Music] [Music] Reinhardt took the chase to a whole new level. Blasting down St. Michael Drive at 110 mph. Weaving through traffic like it was a video game. He showed no regard for anyone's safety, not even his own. marker speeds 97. He's giving it all it's got. Knocked him off the road. He's going to he's got back northbound on Larry Road. 25. Do what you have to do to end it. We don't need to keep going anymore. I'll just 22. But end it. Pull over. Pull over. Pull over. We might be stopping at Ben Road. [Music] The biker started signaling like he was about to slow down and pull over, but it was all a game. And if you think what he's done so far is stupid, just wait until you see his next move. [Music] Hello. Going off road near bin road. Reinhardt was finally clipped by a pit at low speed and crashed into the woods. He tried to run but was tased and taken into custody after a short foot chase. Out of breath and smelling of alcohol, Reinhardt admitted he ran for the fun of it and even bragged about getting away last November. He was taken to the hospital, gave a blood sample, and was charged with DWI, reckless driving, fleeing, and multiple traffic violations. Before we continue, make sure to hit that subscribe button because 95% of you watching right now are not subscribed. While on patrol on February 6th, 2025, a trooper was suddenly blown past by a speeding motorcycle. The biker, later identified as Tavveraris Mitchell, was flying. The trooper quickly caught up and attempted a traffic stop, but Mitchell had no intention of pulling over. And just like that, the chase was on. Heat. Heat. traffic westbound 125 107 Can't let the rock. I'm tell you what got my tand behind your back. Do it now. Do it now. I'mma tag you again. Put your hands behind your back. At an intersection, the trooper made contact, hitting the motorcycle and knocking Mitchell off. He broke his hip in the crash, but fueled by adrenaline, he jumped up and took off on foot. He didn't get far. A quick taser deployment brought him down and he was immediately arrested and taken into custody. On September 29th, 2023, Arkansas state troopers were in pursuit of a motorcycle whose rider was flying over the speed limit and refusing to stop for lights and sirens. The situation quickly escalated and the pursuing trooper called for backup. That's when trooper Matthew Walker responded and wasted no time taking over as the primary unit. Oh, you learn everything. [Music] Sunset turning back southbound George Back up on the biker clearly had some skills, but would that be enough to outrun this state trooper? Pause the video and let me know down in the comments what do you think. down. Re Got something. As the chase hit the highway, things went from bad to worse. The suspect cranked it up, pushing the bike to over 130 mph. This wasn't just a pursuit anymore. It was a full-blown high-speed sprint with lives on the line. There we go. [Music] coming up at those speeds and with the suspect weaving all over the road, it was tough for the trooper to keep up. But the suspect ran out of gas and was forced to stop. Now trying to hide in the median by laying down, hoping troopers would pass him by. They spotted him instantly. He stood up and took off on foot. Look. Oh, there's two. I'm going to tase you. The suspect fled into the woods and just like that, all the chasing was for nothing. Under the cover of night, he disappeared without a trace. If it had been daylight, he probably wouldn't have made it far. But unfortunately, he was never identified and never arrested. On June 5th, 2024, while patrolling with K9 Gunner in Miami Dade County, officers spotted two motorcycles, one male, one female, flying northbound at high speed. When officers moved in with lights activated, the riders blew through a red light and made it clear they were running. Both bikes took off eastbound on 199th Street, pushing the chase into high gear. Speeds of 100. Traffic is still medium. [Music] The motorcycle separated. The mail in on the heading [Music] 441 city. [Music] [Music] As the chase unfolded, the male suspect took an earlier exit. Officers made a split-second decision to let him go and focus everything on the female rider. From that point on, it was all in, and she was the target. Southbound approaching 125 south on passing five traffic. [Music] [Music] The suspect had the advantage when it comes weaving through traffic with ease while officers struggled to keep up at those speeds. But with multiple units involved, they never lost sight of her, keeping the pressure on and the chase alive. All right. Attention 191. [Music] Are you going to go on the [Music] left one and we [Music] The female suspect crossed into oncoming traffic, risking a head-on collision, but as she tried to cut back across one of the officers, made his move and stopped her. Signal four. Signal four. Daniela Mononttoya was officially taken into custody and charged with fleeing and attempting to elude. She was booked on a $7,500 bond and that reckless ride came to an end. On June 12th, 2022, Corporal Zbeam spotted a motorcycle with its tag bent out of view. As Beam pulled behind the bike, the rider reached back, trying to adjust the plate, but the second beam hit the lights. The suspect took off, blasting through speed bumps and a stop sign, kicking off a dangerous pursuit. A clear for emergency. We have a 1080. [Music] runway left on that prostitution later on. [Music] woman. Right on. At first, the suspect kept it slow, but as the chase progressed, his speed climbed fast, hitting over 120 mph. But no matter how fast he pushed it, trooper beam stayed locked and never letting him out of sight. All right, let me continue straight to the stop sign going towards grenade with a speed bike, motorcycle, black male driver, shorts, pink shirt, and a helmet. Oh, Cleveland coming [Music] past 28. Straight [Music] across 22. and particip. [Music] Another patrol unit joined the pursuit, attempting to get ahead and box the biker in, but the suspect wasn't having it, dodging every move and refusing to be cornered. [Music] still continue. [Music] [Music] Trying to cut the angle, the biker drove over the grass, but lost control and went down. Corporal Beam was right there, and you can bet he had a few choice words ready for him. You got What did you got? You got that, right? We got you. Stick God. All you had to do was stop, idiot. Give me hand. Tactical funnel. That's how you do it. Thank you. Shut the up, man. Stop talking. Shut up, man. God, you're an idiot, man. You're a dude, and you can't ride for Yeah. No. Why didn't you just stop, dude? I'm not afraid, man. Afraid of bag tucked. All I was going to do was tell you to pull it down. Afraid of what? Deputies took the suspect, Randolph Galloway, into custody without further incident. He admitted to tucking his tag and running because his license was suspended and he didn't want to go to jail. Signs of impairment led to further investigation and Galloway was eventually transported to the Haberssham County Jail. His motorcycle was impounded and he was hit with a felony warrant for fleeing and attempting to elude. While running radar on I49 in a construction zone, a trooper clocked a motorcycle speeding at 110 mph, then watched it weave through traffic and pass on the shoulder. The trooper activated his lights and siren, attempting a stop. But the rider had other plans. He shut off all lights, looked back, pointed toward an exit, and then took off. [Music] [Music] 76 right number 76. [Music] about wrecked out. He's on the [Music] curb right now. The suspect continued eastbound on Highway 264, holding speeds over 140 mph and blowing past every traffic sign in sight, fully committed to the [Music] escape. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] out. Take your hands. Hands. Hands down. Hands. Hands. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. The chase came to a violent end at the intersection of Highway 264 where the suspect, Jacob Ross, crashed. He was taken into custody without further incident and transported to Mercy Hospital with significant injuries. Due to his condition, Ross was issued a felony citation with a court date set for March 24th, 2025. He was charged with fleeing, reckless driving, no insurance, expired tags, and several more traffic violations. On June 2nd, 2023, Arkansas State Trooper Rodney Dunn spotted a motorcyclist riding without the required gear. He lit him up and pulled him over. But when ASP pulls you over, the dumbest thing you can do is exactly what this rider did next. Shut it up. [Music] Got you. When the trooper asked him to shut off the bike, the rider suddenly took off, fleeing the stop and turning a simple traffic into major trouble. off Old River Road in Scott. So, we're going away from residence, I guess. He's turning left on or direction right on 232. I'll try to get you across here in a minute. Of course, south 232 Scotty. Sorry, I had a key. Pass the traffic trailer. Still no traffic coming over. The speed's 86. a little bit more. Yeah, I think he's trying to make his way back up there for sure. Every time Trooper Dunn got close, the rider would signal like he was pulling over, then hit the gas and took off even faster. Chasing a motorcycle is always risky. A pit is the last option, and troopers have to get creative to end it safely. Passing Gibbs. He's trying to get me to pull up along side of me. I'm not sure what's going on there. [Music] [Music] We haven't come up to the stop sign here. Just ran right through the stop sign. He's stopping right here. I'm going to try to get him out of gunpoint. We're at uh I can't tell you the John something. John branch. Right. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're You know that I will shoot you in the head if you move. Do you understand that? Out of nowhere, the motorcyclist decided to pull over and surrender. He was arrested without further incident. When asked why he ran, he simply said he was bored and wanted to make his day more interesting. Well, mission accomplished, but one thing's for sure, he won't be riding again anytime soon. Trooper Price was on routine patrol in Crawford County, Arkansas, when a speeding motorcycle caught his eye. He lit it up with lights and sirens. But instead of pulling over for a simple ticket, the rider made the worst decision possible and fled, kicking off a high-speed chase. Well, I guess I'm in 37. He's uh westbound on 282. Did you get a return on that bike? I did. It expires at 22. It's going to be a 2011. Speed's 90. [Music] I want to [Music] see what we're going on a motorcycle. [Music] Get off that block. Get your hands up. Get over on the ground right now. The suspect lost control on a curve and crashed out, bringing the chase to an end. He was immediately arrested without further incident. All he had to do was take the ticket. But now he's facing much more serious consequences, and he won't be riding again anytime soon.
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