It was April 12th, 2025 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. What began as a routine traffic stop escalated when a driver bolted westbound on Second Avenue, dragging a police officer into a dangerous pursuit. As the chase tore across the city, the suspect barreled toward railroad tracks near Pits Road. on west primary secondary know we got their call. Please approximately 35 >> 10p 106. The trooper drove the suspect straight into the trees, completely wrecking the vehicle and proving once again why running from Arkansas State Troopers never ends well. Inside, officers uncovered guns and drugs far more than a simple traffic violation. A light pole lay damaged and officer was injured, but the suspect was in custody. Another pursuit over another reminder of the risks hidden behind even the most routine stops. In Oklahoma City on August 18th, 2025, a routine traffic stop spiraled into chaos when 62-year-old Donald Ray refused to pull over for failing to signal. What began on quiet residential streets was about to become a dangerous chase through yards, sidewalks, and neighborhoods asleep. [Music] 230 managing [Music] >> 78 near West Street. [Music] >> Okay, he's taking back off. [Music] neighborhood still westbound has been updated right now. [Music] Air1. >> Ray blew through stop signs, pushing 65 down narrow residential streets, even tearing across front lawns in a desperate attempt to escape. A first tactical maneuver sent him spinning into a parked car. But instead of giving up, he pressed on, driving even more recklessly through the neighborhood. [Music] 15 traffic. [Music] [Music] [Music] Striking the 23rd is going to go straight. [Music] >> Another TV on. Only after slamming into a fence behind a local credit union did the pursuit finally come to an end. Officers moved in, stepping out of their cruisers and taking the suspects into custody. >> Driver, get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Hands up. Walk backwards towards that side of my car now. >> Quit tensing up. While no firearm was recovered, methamphetamine was found in Ray's pocket, sealing the case against him. Ray was booked into Oklahoma County Jail on a long list of charges: felony eluding, reckless driving, drug possession, and more. Records show this wasn't his first brush with the law. Back in 2016, he was convicted for bringing contraband into a jail. It was April 7th, 2025 when a silver Nissan Alultima with a cracked windshield caught the eye of an Arkansas trooper near Highway 7. What began as a simple traffic stop would quickly unravel into a dangerous pursuit across narrow back roads. He's taking off. Taking off. Taking off. Taking off. travel. >> The Nissan swerved across the center line, then bolted as soon as the trooper stepped out of his vehicle, flying down Morning Star Road at dangerous speeds. >> Stops headed toward 335 for Morning Star Road. Speed's about, you got me? We're approaching 335. We are going northbound on 335 toward Highway 75. [Music] [Music] If you can get on top of it, probably TBI. He's trying to flip around. Flip around northbound. Flip around southbound. Flip her on southbound. [Music] >> TVI. TVI. TVI. >> Get back here. >> Oh, no. You got the driver identified as Kareem Malik Bolton jumped out and ran, but after only 150 yards, he was taken down without further incident. Inside the car and along the pursuit path, officers recovered marijuana, opened bottles of whiskey, and nearly $2,000 in cash. Bolton was booked on multiple felonies, fleeing in a motor vehicle, possession with intent to deliver, tampering with evidence, and more. In Hillsboro County, Florida, on January 5th, 2025, an FHP trooper spotted an Acura SUV flying down I75 at 110 mph. Behind the wheel, 20-year-old Seunai Mccantsz, and he wasn't about to stop. When the lights came on, MC floored it, pushing speeds to 140 as he weaved recklessly through traffic. Check that. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] The chase spilled off the interstate onto Big Bend Road. The trooper locked in behind the speeding SUV. The suspect didn't realize it yet, but he was about to learn the hard way why you never run from the Florida Highway Patrol. Oh my god. [Music] [Music] [Music] Put your hands up or I'm you. >> This trooper showed exactly how it's done and how to bring a suspect to justice. Mccants was arrested on charges of aggravated fleeing, grand theft auto, and driving with a suspended license. His passenger, 19-year-old Jayvon Williams, was also charged with grand theft auto. Both were booked into the Hillsboro County Jail. From 140 mph on the interstate to a decisive pit on dark county roads, this chase showed again why Florida troopers are among the fastest and most relentless in the country. It was May 20th, 2022 in Las Vegas when a 73-year-old woman was carjacked at gunpoint. The suspect identified as 40-year-old Justin Vinegus. Months later, planelo officers tracked him to his last known address. But when Vinegus surfaced, he didn't just run, he escalated. With the LVMPD air unit overhead, Venegas stole another car at gunpoint, a white Chevrolet Avalanche, and tore through the city at over 100 mph. >> Go, go, go, go. You got it. >> Okay, I got down. >> Try to stay off to the side here. >> Bit him, bit him, hit him, hit him, hit him, bit him, hit him right here. Oh. Oh, >> firing out of the vehicle. >> You all right? >> Good. You okay? >> After an exchange of gunfire that caught officers off guard, Justin bailed from the truck and tried to steal another vehicle, but failed, scrambling back into the avalanche, he drove straight into a trap. Boxed in and facing trouble in a crowded parking lot. >> All right, stop for another vehicle. >> He's got a gun. Uh he's going to >> now he's going to work his way around that vehicle that's continuing through those Smith parking lot. >> Everyone get inside the store >> uh right to the south side of that out of the vehicle running through the complex. His vehicle's moving. Get in here, guys. Minivan. Get right in front of that minivan. He's p pounding on the window trying to get in. Uh officers are We have shots fired again. Shots fired at the vehicle. Watch out for your crossfire, guys. Watch out for your crossfire. Got active traffic there just west of you. No more fire. He's out onto the cater by traffic between here and Charleston. Picks up by the freeway. >> Description again, please. >> He does major 401 with our patrol vehicle. Roll two medals for me, please. Major 401 with our patrol vehicle. >> And uh he he takes some of these hoses from the pedestal them to those panels uh in your wrist and steps out and shuts the chamber. You see him turn a dial and then all of a sudden >> the chase only ended when Justin deliberately rammed a K9 vehicle headon at 67 m hour disabling his avalanche. Officers swarmed in taking him into custody as K9 Boris and his handler were rushed to medical care. Both would survive. Justin was transported to the hospital before being booked on a staggering list of charges ranging from attempted murder on officers, armed robbery, and felony evading to prior charges involving the elderly victim of the original carjacking. It was July 13th, 2024 in Palm Beach County, Florida when a Florida Highway Patrol DUI enforcement unit clocked a gray Toyota Camry flying down I 95 at nearly 100 mph. Behind the wheel was Angelo Frederick Celestan, a driver with a revoked license and no intention of stopping. 86. There's no other way. >> As the chase continued, Celestan darted off the exit, blowing through a red light and leaving the trooper momentarily behind, carving out space on the road. But Florida Highway Patrol is known as one of the fastest in the country. And it didn't take long before the gap was gone. With more traffic filling the streets, the pursuit shifted into an entirely new level of danger. [Music] He is on progress. Long TV attempt run northbound on approaching Atlantic correct driving northbound dancing now. >> Traffic's right. Road is driving. We got to be getting back on northbound 95. >> With the suspect's car already damaged, the trooper knew it was now or never. Despite traffic crowding the road, he lined up his unit and committed, setting up for the pit that could finally bring the chase to an end. Need a minute before. All right. Put under the fence. Doing a funny stop. >> Step out of the vehicle. Jump out of the vehicle with your hands in the air. Okay. Anyone in the vehicle with you? All right. Exit up to the side. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step off. Step out of the vehicle. Jump over. Let's go. >> I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. I'm down. With weapons drawn, troopers conducted a felony stop, pulling Celeststeine from the car and ending the chase. Celestine was taken to the hospital for clearance before being booked into Palm Beach County Jail. He now faces charges of felony, fleeing, reckless driving, hit and run, and driving on a suspended license. From the interstate to city streets at 125 mph, his desperate run ended the only way it could. Wrecked, arrested, and behind bars. April 7th, 2025. On Highway 167, what began as a Hampton Police pursuit of a white ram pickup spilled across county lines. Speeds climbed, traffic thickened, and Arkansas State Police closed in to take control. As the chase pressed south into Union County, a trooper assumed primary pursuit. [Music] [Applause] The trooper closed in and wasted in no time, executing a pit at 80 mph. It was another clear display of just how skilled Arkansas state troopers are. With the truck shoved into the ditch, officers moved in, surrounding the vehicle and arresting the driver without further incident. [Music] The driver identified as Katie McMahon was taken into custody without further incident. Inside the pickup, officers found an open container of alcohol. McMahon refused sobriety tests and was booked into the Calhoun County Detention Center on multiple charges. It was November 10th, 2024 when a Jackson County deputy moved in to stop a Nissan Ultima. But instead of pulling over, the driver hit the gas, igniting a pursuit. What should have been a calm, sunny day in Jackson County suddenly turned into a racetrack. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] The driver pushed the Nissan hard at sudden burst of speed, likely catching the deputy off guard, but it didn't last long. Once the gear was dropped and the cruiser surged forward, the deputy said, "Hold my beer." and was back on the Nissan's tail. [Music] [Music] The deputy struck the Altima, sending it crashing head-on into another vehicle, an outcome no officer wants. But with seconds to react, there was no time for alternatives. The wreck left the Nissan disabled, and within moments, the driver was under arrest. The chase brought to an abrupt end. >> Walk back to me. Hands up. Walk back to me. Walk back to me. Turn around. J's behind your back. Dropped the cigarette. >> I'm trying to run you, sir. >> Yeah, you were. >> I promise I wasn't. Uh, my car was up. My dog hit the gearshift and my dog hit the gear shift and I tried to get over and I slid right into Sorry. >> I've never heard a worse excuse than this, but what do you think? Was this the worst excuse for fleeing from police? Either way, the woman was arrested without further incident and taken into custody, bringing the chase to an end. In Forest City, Arkansas on August 16th, 2025, what began as a late night traffic stop for a simple windshield obstruction quickly escalated. Behind the wheel of the white Nissan Alultima was Colby Jamal Taylor, a convicted felon who had no plans of going quietly. The smell of marijuana filled the air as troopers approached, but when backup arrived, Taylor rolled up his window and hit the gas. [Applause] Never hurt. >> East on Broadway. Turning back on Gorman. They're heading back towards division. Adam Henry John not too tall for Broadway. [Music] TBR TV. The chase tore through neighborhood streets. The Alima pushing 60 as it blew through intersections and weaved across blocks. Troopers tried again and again to shut it down. The first tactical hit slowed him, but it wasn't enough. [Music] My zombie [Music] again coming up [Music] 11 again to the uh second to the second to the [Music] Taylor bailed mid-motion, abandoning the stillmoving Alultima, and tried to flee on foot. He didn't get far. Even after being taken down, he continued resisting, spitting at officers as they worked to bring him under control. Inside the vehicle and through the investigation, officers uncovered marijuana, paraphernalia, and a firearm Taylor wasn't allowed to possess. His charges: felony fleeing, drug possession, resisting arrest, obstructing operations, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon in Littleton, Colorado, September 4th, 2024. In the dead of night, deputies responded to a burglary in progress at a salvage yard. But when they closed in, the suspect behind the wheel of a stolen Toyota Tundra chose violence over surrender, ramming a deputy's patrol car in a desperate bid to escape. >> Yeah. >> 532 exiting Belleview. [Music] 35 David 32. They just lost the trailer. It is blocking the exit to Belleview. [Music] Speeds about 75. Light traffic. Speeds of 83. Still riding on the wheel. >> 83 riding on the wheel. 391. Get your car up here. [Music] >> 32 speeds of 70 and they're firing shots, I believe. >> 70. >> As the chase raged on, the suspect opened fire on deputies and Englewood officers. Gunfire echoing through the night while the stolen truck tore recklessly through neighborhoods. With every mile, the danger grew. But deputies pressed forward, determined to stop him before anyone else got hurt. [Applause] >> You guys working on right security push down I think southwest clearly. >> The pursuit came to a violent close near Village Greens Park in Greenwood Village when Zyler lost control and crashed. Deputies moved in, arresting him before he could make another move. One deputy was treated at the hospital after being struck in the ramming, later released with an expected full recovery. Zyler now faces a long list of charges: attempted murder of a peace officer, motor vehicle theft, burglary, and more. Meanwhile, investigators continue searching for two possible accompllices still at large.