an AK-47, two ARs, loaded pistols, and it all started with a stolen watermelon. This chase wasn't just reckless, it was war on wheels. On April 2nd, troopers got a tip. An armed robbery suspect out of Arizona was heading through Oklahoma. When they tried to pull him over an Interstate 40, Charles Carwell hit the gas and opened fire. What followed was a high-speed chase, a rolling gunfight, and a standoff that shut down the Turner turnpike. make any clear on why clear he's cutting through the ditch at 164th [Music] said he's taking the exit to kill Patrick I'll let you know where he goes Patrick 950 city shots fired shot Go. [Music] Madam 435. [Music] That was ugly. Be careful. As the suspect opened fire every time a trooper got close, the lead trooper stayed cold as ice. He returned fire, never backing down, and kept pushing forward through the hail of bullets. This trooper was definitely on another level. [Music] Okay. [Music] Westbound [Music] [Music] 307. [Music] [Music] The suspect swerved all over the road, doing everything he could to stop the pit. But if this trooper could handle a cruiser at high speed while aiming a firearm at an armed suspect, then no reckless driver was going to shake him. [Music] You don't have any clear traffic stop 155 traffic. TBI TVI TVI. The pursuit ended in a deadly standoff on the Turner turnpike. Despite repeated chances to surrender, Charles Carwell chose to go out guns blazing. Even after being wounded, he reached for an AK pistol, forcing troopers to end the threat for good. No officers were injured and the district attorney later cleared all involved. It was July 18th, 2024 when Trooper Cass spotted a black sedan weaving through lanes on I 630. Radar clocked it at 77 in a 60 mph zone. The driver claimed she was rushing her child to the doctor, but before any info could be confirmed, she hit the gas and fled the scene. [Music] turned on Breen Ridge drive. No traffic speeds are at 65. [Music] [Music] She stormed into Pleasant Valley, ignoring every stop sign like they weren't even there. Speeds hit 90 mph as she tore through quiet neighborhoods, turning what should have been a calm street into a racetrack. At that point, this wasn't just about fleeing. It was putting lives at serious risk. But trooper Cass stayed close, waiting for the right moment to end it. [Music] [Music] See the light. Thank you. Coming to home camera 430 430. [Music] Once the suspect hit the interstate and pushed past 100 mph, trooper Cass saw an opportunity she couldn't let slide. Roll up. Roll up. Right turn. In the median home, home and 101 vehicles rolled in the median. Subject ejected. [Music] Trooper Cass executed pit that sent the car into the guardrail and rolling into the median. The driver, Diviana Bulock, was ejected from the vehicle and rushed to the hospital. She survived, but the charges are stacking up. Once released, she was booked for felony fleeing, reckless driving, obstruction, and more. They say Cadillacs are built for smooth cruising, not for high-speed getaways at 140 mph. But on June 12th, one driver put that theory to the test. It all began just after midnight when a trooper spotted a black Cadillac on I49 with a broken tag light. Simple stop, right? That's what it should have been until the driver hit the gas and lit up the radar at 114 mph. From there, the chase was on 37. Heat. Heat. Captain TV. What's up? Nope. He's on the wrong way. The second trooper moved in close. He executed a pit, but the suspect wasn't done. He recovered and kept fleeing. That's when the trooper knew this was going to be a long night. Heading northbound. [Music] North 36. 437. [Music] The trooper had perfect position at perfect speed. This should have ended it, but somehow the suspect slipped away again. Still, the trooper stayed locked in. He wasn't backing off. We're going fast. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] The driver, Michael Dorsy, and his passenger were taken into custody without further resistance. Dorsey claimed his gas pedal got stuck, but troopers weren't buying it. He was checked at the hospital, cleared with no injuries, and then transported straight to Washington County. Turns out the Cadillac wasn't even his. And this wasn't his first run-in either. Now he's facing a list of charges including felony fleeing, unauthorized use of a vehicle, driving on a suspended license, speeding, blowing red lights, and even driving the wrong way at 140 mph. Interstate 40 through West Memphis is one of the deadliest stretches of highway in the entire US with crash rates nearly double the national average. Add a wrongway driver into the mix and a lot of things can happen. Now, let's rewind. It's March 25th, 2025, and Trooper Dylan Evans spots a white Ford Edge near Southland Gaming with stolen plates. He moves in to initiate a stop, but the suspects, they floor it straight into oncoming traffic. What was supposed to be a simple pullover just became a full-on wrongway pursuit down one of America's busiest interstates. Should be delta x-ray 97. the wrong way on the service road. He's getting on the inter city. Trooper Evans saw it coming. He tried to end it before it ever got this far, but the pit was unsuccessful. The Ford Edge was barreling the wrong way, and Evans was stuck, chasing it head-on into a sea of unsuspecting drivers. Shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot. East control 22 man. And after all the chaos, wrongway speeds, near head-ons, and a cruiser nearly wrecked, Trooper Evans finally brought it to an end. On the third pit attempt, the suspect's Ford edge was spun out and disabled. Both suspects bailed out and sprinted toward nearby railroad tracks. Evans chased them on foot until they were finally tackled and taken into custody. Inside the vehicle, troopers found burglary tools, stolen plates, and plenty of questions still unanswered. On June 27th, one driver was spotted going at over 120 mph on the shoulder of a busy interstate. This is how a Lincoln MKZ hybrid became the star of a reckless chase through Pine Bluff, Arkansas. It started just after 2:30 p.m. when troopers got a 911 call about a silver sedan flying down the shoulder of I530. Heat. [Music] Heat. Oh, this guy. just north of 73. Go down to three. The suspect's vehicle came to rest in the middle of the highway and register was taken into custody without further incident. Inside the car, troopers found THC cannabis oil and a vape pipe sitting in plain view. Register was treated for minor injuries and then booked into jail. On August 2nd, 2024, Trooper Tiller was stationary near the 24 mile marker when a white Dodge Charger came flying by well over the speed limit. When Tiller lit up the sirens and tried to close the gap, the driver made one thing clear. He had no intention of stopping. What followed was a reckless high-speed pursuit down Interstate 49. Hey, Louisiana 670 George. Show me 1037. [Music] Well, [Music] well, [Music] [Music] You got to return on that 28. The Charger weaved across all lanes at 130 mph, swerving wildly to block any chance of a pit. The interstate was wide open. Trooper Tiller had the perfect setup to end it, but this driver wasn't going down easy. Yeah. 1038 at the 13. Back on the road 49. [Music] still southbound. Get back on the 49. [Music] Come on. He slows down, man. I don't back northbound. For the next 3 minutes, it was a battle of nerves and positioning. Finally, the trooper went for a pit at high speed, but the outcome is not what you'd expect. [Music] 1038. He's still southbound. I have 1038. He's still southbound, passing the one now. [Music] It seemed like the suspect was always one move ahead. Trooper Tiller's final pit attempt sent his cruiser into the median and across the opposite lanes, disabling the vehicle. Hours later, deep into Louisiana, multiple Arkansas state troopers joined the hunt. The suspect crashed out in Rodessa. Two were taken into custody. Xavier Javan Wright and a female passenger. Witness statements, ID confirmation, and one relentless pursuit sealed the case. Wright faces a long list of charges, including felony fleeing, aggravated assault, and battery on law enforcement. It's rare for a single suspect to trigger a statewide manhunt in just over 3 hours, but on August 17th, 2024, that's exactly what happened. A triple shooting rocked Conway, Arkansas, and as the sun set, the suspect was on the run. What followed was a highstakes pursuit involving local, state, and federal agencies. The suspect was 32-year-old suspect, armed, dangerous, and fleeing through the back roads of Faulner County. [Music] Passing 129 speed control 129 speed about 90 fast [Music] speeds. After a disastrous spike deployment where the only one who caught the spikes was the trooper, he had no choice but to back out. That's when trooper Ethan Carlton took over the lead. 1.735. [Music] Yes. Copy. [Music] [Music] I'm on foot. [Music] The suspect bailed out, fired shots at officers, and disappeared into the woods. At 8:30 p.m., he was found in a nearby field suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Despite immediate medical attention, 32-year-old Prince Michael Ajetun Mobi, the man accused of murdering three people he personally knew, was pronounced dead the next morning. On November 29th, 2023, one stinger's sprint through Miami met Florida Highway Patrol's relentless pursuit. Just after 10:35 p.m., Trooper Walner Roy responded to reports of a vehicle fleeing a traffic stop and driving recklessly. Moments later, he spotted a dark-colored Kia weaving through traffic on State Road 826 and with lights and sirens joined the chase. But what happened next left even me confused. This isn't your typical pursuit. And if you think you've figured it out, stick around. You'll want to see how this one ends. [Music] All right. Right now at 80 on the perimeter roll now. [Music] All right. 7 right now. Heading north [Music] [Applause] Oh, I didn't see the lights. I didn't see the lights in the back. Oh, they got the wrong car. I didn't see the lights in the back. Trooper Roy, thinking he had the suspect, performed a pit maneuver on the police captain. Imagine what was going through the the captain's head and then the troopers once the emergency lights came on. Now, let me know in the comments. Was this the trooper's fault? The cars were identical and he couldn't see the lights. The actual suspect was caught later that night. No further information has been released. It's not every day you see a luxury Maserati with tags from a Kia. But what started as a simple traffic stop turned into a 150 mph chase that tore through central Arkansas. It was January 29th, 2023. Trooper Tyler Langley spotted a white Maserati eastbound on I40. When he ran the plate, it came back to a 2010 Kia. Trooper Langley activated his lights to initiate a stop, but the driver didn't comply. The Maserati ran a stop sign, then blew through a red light into oncoming traffic, weaving recklessly before jumping onto Interstate 40 westbound. This Mark. Once on the interstate, the driver floored it, pulling away fast, leaving trooper Tyler in the dust. But just down the road, another trooper picked up the chase as primary. Tyler followed behind, looking like a backup with no shot at catching up. Then suddenly, everything changed. starting right now. [Music] Show me your hand. Put your hands up. Trooper Langley decided it was time to end it, striking suspect's vehicle headon at 40 mph. Both cars were disabled and suspect was taken into custody, bleeding and defiant, refusing to answer questions without a lawyer. A search revealed nearly $200 g of marijuana, over $2,800 in cash, no insurance, expired tags, and a long wrap sheet. The suspect admitted he runs from police all the time and that they finally caught him. It was March 8th, 2024 when a call came over Troop D's radio. DTF agents were in pursuit of a suspect who had already rammed one officer and tried to go the wrong way on I-55. That's when trooper Darren Evans entered the chase on I40 westbound. The fugitive had no plans to stop and the danger to the public was escalating fast. 14 westbound the 271 [Music] Okay, I'm primary. [Music] TVI TV. 1016. Roll over. Multiple rollovers. Multiple rollovers. 1016. We have eject. We got EMS for rescue and route. [Music] Welltimed pit maneuver sent the suspect's vehicle off the highway and into a ditch, flipping multiple times before finally coming to arrest. Both the driver, Oscar Block, and passenger Patricia Morgan, were ejected, but miraculously survived. Morgan told troopers she begged him to stop, but he wouldn't listen. It was her car, and now she was caught in his mess. Both were rushed to the hospital, and Block now faces a stack of charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, and seconddegree battery on law enforcement.