On October 22nd, 2023, a Uklid police officer spotted a stolen vehicle during routine patrol. The driver pulled into a Speedway gas station. But something didn't feel right. Even with officers on scene, the suspect refused to shut off the engine. And the moment backup arrived, he made his move. He fled from officers and the chase was on. >> Turn off the car. Do it now. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Do it now. Put it in park. >> Put the car in park. Stop. Stop the car. >> Stop the car. Got to go. >> Stop the car. As the suspect sped out of the gas station, he quickly put distance between himself and the officers, still scrambling to get back into their patrol cars. Another Uklid officer further down the road spotted the vehicle and immediately took over the pursuit. Wester. 550 [Applause] west 189 out. [Music] >> As the chase progressed, the danger escalated by the second. The suspect weaved recklessly through traffic, pushing the limits at every turn. Officers moved in, tightening the circle and cutting off escape routes. A near perfect setup to box him in. But the suspect wasn't ready to give up. He was all in, doing whatever it took to break free, no matter the risk. middle. [Music] Send your mother up. I don't know. Now you going to be back. Eventually, the chase came to an end and all three occupants were taken into custody without further incident. The driver now faces multiple charges, including felony assault, three counts of failure to comply, possessing a weapon while under disability, and improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. It started with a stolen car at a gas station and ended with a stack of felony charges and one more failed escape in the books. On November 20th, 2024, just before noon, a trooper noticed a white Nissan on US Highway 63 with what looked like expired tags. But the second he turned around to check, the Nissan took off, hitting over 85 mph and climbing fast. That's when the pursuit began. [Music] [Music] Turn left on road. [Music] No, Highway 35 28 King Mary. >> The suspect veered off onto Harmony Church Road, flying through a 25 mph zone at nearly four times the speed limit. Luckily, traffic was light because with driving like that, this chase could have ended in disaster. [Music] Left on Highway 35 63. 3563 >> TVI TV. [Applause] A successful TVI sent the vehicle into a ditch, then back across the road until it finally smashed into a tree. The driver jumped out and ran into the woods, vanishing before backup arrived, but he left his phone behind. The phone was matched to the suspect with help from the vehicle's former owner, revealing the driver as Michael Kaitton Price, a former deputy. 2 days later, officers tracked him to a home in Cleveland County. As they approached, he ran again, disappearing into the woods a second time. Now, Price faces a long list of charges. Felony fleeing, criminal mischief, reckless driving, fleeing on foot, and more. The property damage alone is in the thousands. But it's the getaway that keeps racking up the cost. He may have slipped away twice, but his name, phone, and face are already in the system, and it's only a matter of time. On May 29th, 2024, a deputy with the St. John's County Sheriff's Office pulled over a white Ford F-150 in Jacksonville. The female driver was calm at first until she learned she had an active warrant out of Citrus County. What happened next turned a simple warrant stop into a full-blown pursuit. >> So, it seems that you got a warrant out of Citrus County >> 62. Okay. >> You're not allowed to stop me. >> I am because you you match the description of a wanted fugitive. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'm not wanted and I have access. All right. No, I try to go get dinner and and like turn into harassment. >> How How is this turning into harassment? >> Because I'm getting stopped left and right and then they the paperwork and let me go. I get stopped at the paperwork and they let me go. >> If you're driving a vehicle and there's a wanted person and you match the description, I can pull you over to be warrants or anything. >> Well, I'm going to have you bring your car. >> I'm going to have them. >> Yeah. You bring your car and come up here and pin this back. >> Now, don't you drive off. Don't you do it. Don't you do it. She shook her head, then floored it, taking off with the deputy still at her door. Deputies launched into pursuit instantly, and Florida Highway Patrol was quick to join the chase. >> Northbound, 90 mph, passing the 334. [Music] [Music] [Music] 04. 04 park. >> Even though the vehicle was stopped, there's no denying the pit could have been executed better. The truck was sent straight into another car. Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. The driver was arrested on the spot, read her rights and checked by medics after claiming to be disabled and making a string of bizarre statements. Once medically cleared, she was taken into custody. Now she's facing a long list of charges, including DUI, reckless driving, aggravated fleeing, drug possession, a stolen firearm, and the original warrant that started it all. On July 4th, 2025, a purple Dodge Charger came flying down the I530 at nearly double the speed limit. When troopers tried to stop the driver, he hit the gas and never looked back. What followed was a twocount chase topping 150 mph. The suspect, later identified as John Robert Stevenson Jr., swerved between cars, passed on the shoulder, and pushed the Charger to 158 mph. [Music] Yeah. Go ahead. 1418. [Music] >> Trooper Bob Love pushed past 110 mph, but even that wasn't enough. The Charger kept pulling away and then another trooper picked up the chase. Nicholas. I'm not sure or secondary, but I'm third. [Music] [Music] Still a third westbound. The suspect drove like he came straight out of a Fast and Furious movie. Flawless, fearless, and flying at 167 mph until things took a dangerous turn. Go over there. >> Forward 206, but make sure to provide. The suspect hit the intersection doing over 150 mph and slammed straight into a brand new Toyota Grand Highlander. His Dodge came to rest on its side, but somehow no one was injured, not the occupants of the Toyota, and not the suspect, who got out like nothing even happened. He was arrested on the spot, ending a chase that caused total chaos on Arkansas roads. This clip might not match the title exactly, but it was too insane to leave out. Call it a bonus chase and hopefully one you didn't mind seeing. On December 21st, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked a BMW Coupe flying down the highway at 145 mph. When the driver refused to stop, the trooper initiated a pursuit through Fort Meyers. What followed was a two-stage chase with one trooper in a ditch and the other sending sparks flying. 749. That's what I just around. The suspect was flying down the highway when the trooper went for the pit. The idea was solid, but the execution was not that good. approaching Boulevard. >> The first trooper's vehicle was disabled in the attempt, forcing another unit to take over, but the suspect's car wasn't doing much better, visibly damaged and barely holding together. Anything [Music] over [Music] Stay in your car. Stay in your car. Stay in your car. Get on your feet. >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. All right. I >> The driver, 21-year-old Cecilia Elise Hoffman, showed clear signs of intoxication. She fled on foot, but was quickly taken down and arrested. Now booked into Lee County Jail, she faces charges of DUI, fleeing, resisting without violence, and reckless driving. On July 4th, 2025, fireworks weren't the only thing lighting up Springdale, Arkansas. Police were chasing a silver Nissan Alultima linked to a string of violations. And when the suspect refused to stop, Arkansas State Police were called in. What followed was a fast-moving pursuit that tore through neighborhoods, gravel roads, and heavy holiday traffic. [Music] I can't see on this gravel road. [Music] >> The gravel road didn't allow Trooper Sheldon to take over the pursuit, but once the suspect hit pavement again, everything changed. Trooper Sheldon closed the gap fast and got into position, ready to take over the chase and show exactly what Arkansas State troopers are capable of. [Music] [Music] [Music] South Street. [Music] We're south 25. [Music] Hands up. Hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm coming. I'm coming. >> The chase ended with a collision, an arrest, and a damaged patrol car. As Springdale officers moved in, they found a firearm inside the vehicle. The driver, Emerson Castellano Diaz, was taken into custody and hit with a list of charges nearly as long as the chase itself, including felony fleeing, street racing, forgery, tampering with evidence, underage alcohol possession, and more. On a night meant for celebration, Castellano Diaz chose chaos and got shut down hard. Just after midnight on November 26th, 2024, a trooper near I 630 spotted a black Jeep Renegade blow through a red light at the Fair Park exit ramp. It should have been a simple stop, but the moment the vehicle slowed down, the driver made his move. As the Jeep turned down 11th Street, the driver briefly stopped and started to get out. But as the trooper pulled up, he jumped back in and hit the gas. Hey, stop right there. Don't move. [Music] Southbound 12 tag. [Music] South Park Jackson, a lightkinned black male, black hoodie. He tore through residential streets at high speed, blowing past stop signs and weaving through neighborhoods without a second of hesitation. But the trooper stayed right on his tail, not giving him a single chance to slip away. [Music] southbound on come up to Charles [Music] Buzzy and Harrison right there. Hey, stop right there. Say police. Stop right there, guys. The suspect may have gotten away that night, but he didn't get far. Inside the backpack he dropped were drugs, a loaded gun, and a driver's license with his name on it. Charles McCra Jr. was identified and tracked down the very next day. He was arrested and taken into custody without further incident. He now faces a long list of charges, including fleeing, drug and firearm possession, and theft by receiving. He ran, but he left everything behind, including his name. On November 22nd, 2024, Arkansas State Police locked onto a silver Chevy Impala, tearing down Highway 365, weaving through traffic at over 120 mph. Troopers attempted a traffic stop, but the driver refused to pull over, pushing the Impala to its limits and flying past cars like they weren't even there. What began as reckless driving quickly turned into a full-blown pursuit. 25 1030. What direction? [Music] The suspect's hood suddenly popped up, blocking his entire view. How he was still driving at that speed is anyone's guess, but with a stretch of open road ahead, the trooper saw his chance and went for the pit. They jumped over the wall. >> The driver was taken into custody without further resistance and later admitted to fleeing due to outstanding warrants. He now faces a stack of charges, including felony fleeing and reckless driving. From reckless speeds to precision policing, Arkansas state troopers once again brought danger to a stop. On Friday, July 4th, 2025, just before 8:00 a.m., Trooper James Reed spotted a 2019 Buick Encore speeding on US Highway 167 in Dallas County. It should have been a simple traffic stop, but the driver had other plans. Even with lights and sirens activated, the vehicle refused to pull over. [Music] pull over. As the vehicle kept rolling, Trooper Reed noticed an older woman behind the wheel. He pulled up beside her, trying to reason with her over the PA system. urging her to pull over, but she wouldn't listen. >> Call 1037 here in just a minute. If you don't pull over. Yeah, you can go ahead and show me 1037. He's uh getting a left [Music] for [Music] I'm heading to the court. [Music] TVR TV. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> The driver, 54year-old Patricia Anne Daniel of Bryant, was taken into custody without further incident. She refused to explain why she fled, leaving only speculation behind. What began as speeding turned into fleeing criminal mischief and obstruction along with a stack of traffic violations. No insurance and no answers. Just a chase that didn't need to happen and ended the moment Trooper Reed decided it was time.