On August 29th, 2024, at 12:55 p.m., Arkansas State Police Corporal Arnold spotted a black Dodge Charger tailgating a semi on I30 eastbound near mile marker 76. Corporal then catch up with lights and sirens activated and the driver pulled over. But just as the corporal approached the vehicle, the driver took off, kicking off a high-speed pursuit. Keep saying 81. We just passed 81. Just underneath the bridge pass on the shoulder. Yep. As the chase progressed, the suspect hit 150 mph. The trooper pushed 130, but still couldn't close the gap. But eventually, the suspect slowed down, giving the trooper a chance to catch up. pass the uh turn. [Music] coming up on you. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. The suspect had no choice but to slow down. That's when Corporal Arnold made his move, sending the Charger straight into the ditch. Mr. Penny was taken into custody without further incident and transported to the Clark County Detention Center. One reckless decision and now he's facing multiple charges. Now, here's something different. This chase didn't happen in the US or Europe. We're in South Africa where private security teams like Sniper Connect and Nojack take stolen vehicle recovery to the next level. On June 3rd, 2024, the SNIPR Connect team received intel about a white VWT cross that had just attempted to steal another car in Benoni. Thanks to a tip from the public, Awe Gring spotted the suspects and without hesitation began chasing them. Negative. They're running. They're running. They're running. Okay, jets. They're running. They're running. Bridge. No. Direction. Lidge. Direction. Lidge. Yeah. Guys, come come. They're going to make their way that way. Yeah. Positive. Take note. They're chasing. They're driving like into oncoming traffic. I'm going to lose these oaks. You guys need to push. [Music] Um, right towards RT. Right towards RT in pressure. You probably noticed the officer speaking English. And to clear up any confusion, English is one of South Africa's 11 official languages. Now, back to the chase. The suspects were clearly endangering everyone on the road. And unlike in the US, guess where roads are wider and more forgiving, South African roads offer far less room for error. Still, the officer stayed locked in, carefully tracking the suspects while waiting for backup to close in. Okay, guys. Straight over. Direction Empress. Straight over. Direction Empress. We in front of Emperor's entrance now. [Music] [Laughter] Yeah, guys, they're running. They're running. [Music] Okay, they're going underneath the R21. Underneath the R21. Hey, we're coming. We're behind you again. Can you leave? Road. [Laughter] [Music] The fact that this suspect was still driving with one tire missing is insane. South Africa doesn't just have wild chases. They redefined them. But it couldn't last forever. Moments later, his car gave up, surrounded by patrol units with nowhere left to run. Yeah, we tried to box it in at Griff the pavement. [Music] At first glance, it looked like a cartel takedown. Men in plain clothes surrounding the suspects like professionals. But this wasn't a cartel. This was Sniper R connect and Nojack doing what they do best, hunting down vehicle thieves in South Africa. The chase was over and the suspects were taken into custody. The Dodge Scat Pack was fast, stolen, and already known for running from police. On August 19th, 2024, Deputy Bradford with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office spotted the black Scat Pack on Bethada Road. Before he could even turn around to confirm the fake Texas temp tag, the driver hit the gas and took off, initiating yet another wild pursuit. Hey, he's coming out in 314. 314 heading towards 138. [Music] All right, he's coming to you. Get ready. I'm catching up to him now. I'm right behind him. He's done ran from south pulled multiple times. He's got a fake tag on the vehicle 34. The suspect survived the pit, but not without damage. He lost a tire, and now with only three left, the real struggle began. 138 138. [Music] We're still going. Speed travel 138. [Music] Stop. [Music] [Music] Clear. [Music] [Music] again. That pit brought the vehicle to a stop, but the suspect wasn't done. He jumped out and took off on foot, still refusing to surrender. What? Mr. Stop. I'm releasing the dog. Stop. Tase him. Tase him. Tase him. Tase him. White male. We got him. We got him. The suspect, 20-year-old Marquez Milner, was taken into custody after a struggle in the undergrowth. A loaded Glock was found inside the vehicle along with a strong odor of marijuana. And after further inspection, deputies discovered the VIN had been altered. The Dodge was stolen out of Georgia Tech PD. On June 22nd, 2025 in Georgia, two Dodge Scat Pack Challengers were tearing up the streets, recklessly weaving through traffic and endangering lives. That joy ride came to a halt when Trooper Matthews spotted them. As expected, they refused to stop. Both drivers hit the gas and the chase was on. [Music] Uh John Wesley Dobs. John Wesley Dobs passing Ellis. Going to the interstate. Going connector south. Connector south. [Music] Coming up at 20. Coming up at 20. Making their way over to the right. Might take 20. Right. All right. Yeah, they're trying to take I 20 together. Still coming up to I 20. Coming up I 20. Staying south on the connector. Staying south on the connector. Stand by. All right. South of Fton Street. South Fton Street. As a trooper, choosing which one to go after isn't easy. But alone in the pursuit, Trooper Matthews kept both suspects in sight, calling out their every move, holding the line until backup could catch up. They're both still running together, coming up to 166. together. Coming up on 16. Uh, might be passing 166 right now. Give me a second. Yeah, passing up to 85. Come up 85. All right, passing of 85, staying 75 South, Cleveland. 75 South, passing Cleveland. All right, one is exiting on Cleveland, one staying on the interstate. I'm taking the one on the interstate. When the white Challenger took an exit, Trooper Matthews locked in on the black one. With only one suspect left in front of him, it was now easier to focus while other units moved in to handle the one that got away. Coming up to Riverdale. Coming up to Riverdale. Notify Clayton County, Atlanta. Notify Clayton County we're exiting onto Riverdale. Exiting onto Riverdale. [Music] Southbound Riverdale. Almost 1050. 1050. 1050. Still going. Still going. Can I get there from 85? Yes. Uh but you're probably better off. I I don't know to be honest with you. Uh, we're passing up Clayton County units now. Passing Clayton County units now. Stand by. Passing Clayton. Pit. Pit. Pit. I'm trying to get him off the road. Get him disabled. Stand by. [Music] All right. Stand by. [Music] Multiple multiple pairs of contacts. The final scene looked like something straight out of a movie. After the trooper brought the black Challenger to a stop, the suspect stepped out at gunpoint and was taken into custody without further incident. No additional details have been released. On September 19th, 2017, the Brown Deere Police Department found themselves in pursuit of a stolen vehicle. What's remarkable, the suspect had barely made it a few blocks. Moments after the car was taken, an officer spotted it and without hesitation, the chase was on. [Music] Robert [Music] out of the vehicle [Music] 323 going into the BP going northbound on [Music] The suspect swerved wildly across lanes, even crashing into other vehicles. Then in true GTA fashion, he led the officer into a parking lot, turning the chase into a reckless game of cat and mouse. [Music] [Music] 76. [Music] [Music] [Music] Now we're going to be going northbound. [Music] After leaving the parking lot, the suspect's driving became downright dangerous, blowing through intersections and showing no regard for anyone on the road. Strangely, the officer didn't press harder or attempt to stop him. [Music] [Music] Stop interception. [Music] [Music] [Music] The suspect was probably thinking, "This ain't working out." And finally came to a stop. The brown deer officer moved in with weapons drawn and took him into custody. Unfortunately, there's no footage of the arrest or any follow-up details, but this suspect definitely didn't drive away from a long list of charges. When two muscle cars blow past a state trooper at 150 mph, you're not watching a movie. You're watching reality in Arkansas. On September 20th, 2023, Trooper Lucas was westbound on I 440 when two cars came flying by, clearly racing. He activated his lights and siren, but the drivers had no intention of slowing down. One exited, but the white Dodge Challenger pushed ahead at 160 mph, and that's when the real chase began. 3:30. Once Trooper Lucas got close, he spotted the suspect's tire was completely deflated. Now all he needed was a stretch of open road. reporting one. Let me see your hands right now. You let me see your hands. Crawl towards me. Crawl towards me right now. Crawl out of the car. Crawl out of the car. Hey, towards me. Come towards me. crawl across. Come here. Put your hands on the car right now. Put your hands on the car. Put your hands behind your back. The driver, Dmitri Barton, and his passenger, Emparro Gomez, were detained at gunpoint. An ambulance was called for her due to shoulder pain and both were taken into custody. What started as a reckless street race ended with handcuffs, a wrecked Challenger, and felony charges. The Jeep Grand Cherokee was designed for off-road adventures, not high-speed getaways through a 60 mph construction zone. And on November 12th, 2024, Arkansas State Police trooper Austin Duncan initiated a high-speed pursuit in Benton, Arkansas. The driver, Bernard Williams III, ignored commands to stop and took off. Let me know if you take Okay, let's start around here. The way the suspect took off even caught the trooper by surprise. But one thing was clear. If this didn't end soon, it could end in disaster. So the trooper kicked it into high gear and started applying pressure. There you go. Roll over. The trooper executed a precise TVI, causing the jeep to roll multiple times before crashing into a ditch. Bernard Williams jumped out and tried to run, but he didn't get far. Officers quickly caught up and took him into custody. Inside the vehicle, they found marijuana residue and a firearm. Now Williams faces multiple felony charges. This pursuit was fast, violent, and dangerous. But thanks to the quick thinking of Arkansas State Police, it ended before anyone got seriously hurt. Florida's I95 is no stranger to speeders, but when you're doing 140 with no license marijuana in the car and trying to flee through rush hour traffic, you're not just speeding, you're stacking charges fast. On June 3rd, 2024, a Florida trooper spotted a white sedan flying through the express lanes of I 95 at nearly 100 mph. The driver, later identified as Damian Alexander Rivas, briefly pulled over, but the trooper saw it coming. Moments later, the suspect hit the gas and the pursuit was on. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] As the chase intensified, Damen used the shoulder to blow past heavy traffic and quickly took an exit. But the trooper was right on his tail, not giving an inch. [Music] taking [Music] The suspect plowed through trees and bushes as the troopers sent him off the road at high speed. He could have made a run for it, but before he had the chance, the troopers were already there. Daimanne Rivas was taken into custody and later transported to the Palm Beach County Jail. He was charged with fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and driving without a license. When you're clocked at 132 mph in a car with a broken tail light, you're not just asking for attention, you're begging for it. On August 23rd, 2023, just after midnight, a Florida trooper spotted a blue Subaru swerving at high speed on I75. With radar confirming 100 in a 70 and signs of reckless behavior, the chase began. [Music] [Music] You're Get the out of the car. Put your hands up. Well, he was doing over 130 mph for fun, but once the lights came on, he slowed down. Not exactly the smartest move if you're trying to flee, but the best option is always to pull over and take the ticket. Instead, this driver ended up with felony charges in a jail cell.