Little Rock, Arkansas, September 27th, 2023. Tavio Jones, driving a white Hyundai Elantra, was first observed driving erratically on I-30 before turning onto 65th Street. When officers activated lights and sirens, Jones accelerated to 68 mph in a 40 zone, cutting through multiple roadside parking lots. What are you doing? 42 Rocky slow rolling me. Airport. Soon after, officers closed in and executed a PIT maneuver, spinning the Elantra out and bringing it to a stop on a grassy roadside. Pit pit pit. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Get on your face. Turn away from me. Get off the phone. Doney take down. I love Doney take down once you can find it. Pulled you over cuz you're driving in the left lane with no insurance. Jones was immediately subdued and admitted to carrying a firearm and marijuana. A search recovered a Beretta handgun, three small bags of leafy substance, and a digital scale. Jones was transported for medical evaluation before being booked into the Pulaski County Detention Center. He now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, possession of CS and controlled substances, unlawful possession of a firearm, reckless driving, and having no license or insurance. Monroe County, Arkansas, April 20th, 2024. Jalesha Muldraw led police on a dangerous chase along US-40 after being spotted driving a red Ford Fusion with a fake license plate. Muldraw accelerated to 120 mph, changing lanes repeatedly and nearly causing collisions. Two vehicle stopping attempts failed with the Fusion still fleeing at more than 115 mph. Still going, still going. 211 westbound still going. On the third PIT maneuver, the car finally spun out and came to a stop. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR. BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR. WITH YOUR LEFT HAND, OPEN THE DOOR. STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. KEEP COMING. DROP what's in your left hand and drop it. Walk back towards me. Stop. My child is in the car. Stop. You got it. Take two steps backwards towards me. Stop. Don't move. Inside the vehicle were passenger Cordell Rollo and two young children, a 9-month-old and a 3-year-old. Muldraw was arrested at the scene while the children were turned over to their grandmother. She now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, endangering the welfare of a minor, fictitious tags and stickers, no insurance, and reckless driving. Mayflower, Arkansas, April 17th, 2024. Police received a report of a black Chevrolet Traverse driven by Christina Teague speeding on I-40 and brandishing a firearm out the window. When signaled to stop, Teague initially slowed but then accelerated to more than 100 mph. Officers executed a vehicle stop tactic, bringing the SUV to a halt in the middle of the interstate where Teague exited and was subdued on scene. Excuse me. Excuse me. Walk back here to me. Walk back here to me. Walk back here to me. Walk backwards to me. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. >> A search of the vehicle uncovered a Bersa 380 handgun. Teague was transported to the Faulkner County Detention Center facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, and no proof of insurance. Pine Bluff, Arkansas, January 24th, 2023. A gray 2012 Nissan Rogue was spotted fleeing at high speed on Highway 165 toward Desha County. The vehicle ignored commands to stop, exceeded 100 mph, and continued toward Gould. The pursuit required coordination between multiple Arkansas County Sheriff's Office units and Arkansas State Police. The chase ended at the intersection with Ivy Road where troopers executed a precise PIT maneuver causing the vehicle to lose control, slide into a flooded field, and sustain heavy front end damage. The suspect then surrendered and was taken into custody at the scene while the vehicle was towed away. North Little Rock, Arkansas, January 22nd, 2025. Levar Ellis fled when Jacksonville Police attempted a stop on I-57 prompting multiple units to assist. The pursuit continued across several roadways before moving onto I-40. At mile marker 153, Officer Dwayne Niles closed in and executed a successful PIT maneuver spinning the vehicle sideways and bringing it to a stop on the median. Ellis was arrested immediately afterward without further incident. A search of the vehicle uncovered fentanyl. The case was turned over to the drug task force and the car was towed from the scene. Ellis now faces felony fleeing and drug-related charges. Little Rock, Arkansas, September 17th, 2023. A traffic stop on I-30 quickly turned into a chase when Donovan Whittington, driving a gray Hyundai Sonata, suddenly sped off. The vehicle raced down Scott Hamilton Drive and Hilaro Springs Road reaching more than 90 mph and driving against traffic endangering other motorists. Whittington continued running red lights exceeding 100 mph before being forced off the road by a vehicle stopping maneuver. The Sonata crashed into trees and Whittington fled on foot escaping the area. Passenger Shantrice Hill sustained minor injuries and remained in the car. At the scene, officers recovered a rifle, drug paraphernalia, a bag of suspected marijuana, and other evidence. Hill was cited for not wearing a seat belt and charged with tampering with evidence while a warrant was issued for Whittington's arrest. Lonoke County, Arkansas, April 5th, 2023. Trevis T. Holmes fled after deputies clocked his silver Chevrolet Malibu at 75 mph on US 165. Instead of stopping, Holmes accelerated repeatedly weaving through multiple towns from Hum Noble and Allport to England and Keo. During the chase, he ran red lights, reached 120 mph, made illegal passes on the left, and repeatedly crossed into oncoming lanes nearly causing head-on crashes. The address is 1030 41st Street in North Little Rock. >> As the pursuit neared North Little Rock, Holmes continued into opposing traffic. At the intersection of US 165 and AR 391, a unit closed in and executed a PIT maneuver. The Malibu spun out, slid onto a gravel road, and came to a stop. The driver and were quickly taken into custody. Pit, pit, pit. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STAND UP. HOLMES WAS BOOKED ON A LONG LIST of charges, including felony fleeing, speeding, reckless driving, running red lights, improper lane usage, no insurance, expired registration, and fleeing on foot. Little Rock, Arkansas, December 31st, 2023. Police observed a Toyota Camry speeding at more than 100 mph on I-430 before heading onto city streets. The driver, later identified as Deshaun Slay, turned off all vehicle lights in an attempt to conceal himself, reaching up to 140 mph, driving into oncoming lanes, and nearly colliding head-on with several vehicles. Wrong way on the side of the road on going towards Chico. When Slay slowed to return to the correct lane, officers seized the opportunity to execute a vehicle stop tactic, bringing the Camry to a complete halt. Slay was subdued on scene. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. A SEARCH of the car uncovered nearly 3 g of marijuana. Slay was transported for medical evaluation before being booked into the Pulaski County Detention Center. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, driving at night without lights, and possession of controlled substances. Little Rock, Arkansas. A light-colored Kia SUV was observed traveling at very high speed across multiple roads at night, with the driver swerving repeatedly to evade stop attempts. Arkansas State Police units joined the pursuit and made several attempts to execute PIT maneuvers, but the driver steered away each time to avoid being forced off the road. 6:30 East at Woodrow. 321 X-ray walking. 10-37. I-630 speed 115, light to no traffic. Middle lane. Coming up to the interchange, stand by for directions. It looks like they are going to take 30 West. Going to get 30 West. 30 West from 630. I-630 120. I-30 2. Every time I move up to try to go make for a PIT, 31 is swerving back in front of him. 10-4, copy passing red light. Speed is about 125. I'm about to hit I-30. He's swerving, he's trying to avoid PIT. Eventually, as the vehicle entered an exit ramp, the driver failed to negotiate the curve, lost control, and crashed into a wooded area. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. HEY, WE NEED TO SEE YOUR HANDS. YOU BETTER PUT THEM HANDS UP. HANDS. HANDS. HANDS IN THE AIR. THE DRIVER WAS FOUND unconscious after the impact. Officers and supporting units secured the scene, extricated the driver, and transported him to a hospital. The vehicle was towed, and the incident remains under investigation. Details on charges will be released by authorities. Caddo Valley, Arkansas, August 29th, 2024. Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a black Dodge Charger for following a semi-truck too closely on I-30. At first, the car pulled into a gas station, but moments later sped away, accelerating to 140 mph and weaving dangerously on the interstate. 1335 Hot Springs. 10-37. It's a black Charger. North Carolina tags. King King Adam 1309. East bound at the 78. I-30 found 78 mile marker. 10-37. It's passed on the shoulder. Speed is 100 20. 10-4, 125 partial. Occupied one time, black male. Vehicle description. It's a black Dodge [music] Charger, North Carolina tags. King King Adam 1309. Car is racing, can you get a return on it? 10-4, it's a 2023 Dodge Charger, black, King King Adam 1309. Crossing over [music] into Hot Spring County now. 10-4. >> Just to keep the pursuit on your mind. Passing, coming up on the 81. We're just a little ahead of you. Speed's 130. The pursuit continued to mile marker 88, where troopers closed in and executed a vehicle stopping maneuver. The Charger collided heavily with the patrol car before coming to a complete stop. He's coming up on you. The driver, identified as Mr. Penny, was arrested at the scene and taken to the Clark County Detention Center. He now faces multiple charges, including following too closely, fleeing by vehicle, criminal mischief, and reckless driving. Vilonia, Arkansas, January 29th, 2023. Larry Lee, a convicted violent offender on probation, led police on a high-speed chase after being spotted driving a Maserati with a fake plate on I-40. >> 104Z very young boy, 104ZYB. It's displayed on a white Maserati. It's not what it returns to. 66 LaRock, 10-37. LaRock 35 10-40. Westbound on 40. >> [music] >> Rocky 10-15 driving reckless, weaving in and out of traffic. Speed's at 120. Moderate traffic. Speed's at 130. He's passing cars all over. He's in the turning lane. Speed's at 130. He's passing other cars in the traffic. 10-4, I'm going to stay with you. We're passing Grand Chute. He's in the inside lane. Speed's at 135. Moderate traffic. He's on coming traffic, trying to pass the 64 Super Sport. Coming traffic, Super Sport. Coming up on Lower Ridge. He's killing oncoming traffic. Speed's at 130. 10-4, he's staying in 2311 behind me. He's the primary unit. I'm about a quarter mile behind him. There's another unit that just got in it. I don't know if it's a Tahoe or a Suburban. I didn't see it. He'll be following PD unit. Coming up on Two Mile Road 64. He's killing oncoming traffic. Speed's at 115. Speed's 150. >> Lee accelerated to more than 150 mph, ran red lights, and repeatedly drove into oncoming traffic on Highway 64. Troopers were forced to close in and execute a vehicle stopping maneuver at around 40 mph, bringing the pursuit to an end. He was taken into custody at the scene. A search of the vehicle uncovered nearly 200 g of marijuana and over $2,800 in cash. Lee was transported for treatment of minor injuries and now faces multiple charges, including fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, fictitious plates, and no insurance. Hillsborough County, Florida, September 1st, 2024. While assisting in shutting down a street takeover, deputies spotted a green sedan with dark tinted windows stopped in the middle of an intersection, engaging in reckless driving. When confronted, the driver, identified as Alex Javier Rodriguez Lazu of Lakeland, rolled up the windows and fled. The sedan sped out of the neighborhood, prompting deputies to initiate a pursuit. White BMW. Put it in park, or you're going to get wrecked. Do you understand? Put it in park, you're going to get wrecked. You're going to get wrecked. Stop moving that car. Stop moving that car. A PIT maneuver was immediately executed successfully, bringing the vehicle to a complete stop. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Show me your [ __ ] hands. Stop getting out. GET OUT NOW. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. Get out. Get out. Get out now. The suspect was arrested at the scene without incident. He now faces charges of fleeing and participating in street racing before being transported to the Hillsborough County Jail. Little Rock, Arkansas, December 7th, 2024. Brian Chavez Castillo fled after being spotted driving a Chevrolet Malibu at over 80 mph on I-40. Despite police activating lights and sirens, Castillo exited the interstate and sped through multiple residential streets, making sharp turns to evade capture. At the intersection of West 24th and Railroad, officers executed a PIT maneuver, spinning the Malibu sideways and bringing it to a stop. Castillo was arrested immediately afterward, while passengers were released safely with no injuries. Castillo was transported to the hospital for evaluation before being booked into the Pulaski County Detention Center. He now faces charges including felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, and driving without a license. Fort Smith, Arkansas, January 22nd, 2025. A vehicle fled from a Sebastian County Sheriff's Office traffic stop, racing into the city of Fort Smith at high speed, disregarding multiple red lights, and weaving through intersections. >> [screaming] >> In an apartment complex near Towson Avenue, officers attempted several vehicle stop tactics. The car spun around in a field, engine revving as the driver tried to escape. When boxed in, officers discovered the suspect was armed with a knife, forcing them to break the window and deploy a K9 to subdue him. After a brief struggle, the driver was taken into custody. >> [music] >> The suspect was identified as David A. Bruce. He was transported for medical evaluation before being booked into the Sebastian County Detention Center. He now faces charges including fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, speeding, resisting arrest, and second-degree assault. Fort Smith, Arkansas, December 16th, 2024. Police tracked a black Hyundai Elantra recently reported stolen from a neighborhood within the past hour. When officers spotted the suspect vehicle leaving the O'Reilly Auto Parts parking lot, they activated lights and sirens, but the driver, identified as Courtney Nichols Sousa, immediately fled through multiple streets and alleys, driving recklessly near a school bus, and even cutting through residential yards. As the Elantra sped onto Northeast Street, a patrol unit blocked the roadway, forcing the car to slow down. Officers quickly surrounded the vehicle and took the driver into custody without further incident. Sousa was transported to the Sebastian County Detention Center and now faces charges including fleeing, reckless driving, failure to stop at signs, driving with a suspended license, and possession of a stolen vehicle. She is also suspected of involvement in several other theft cases currently under investigation. Palm Beach County, Florida, February 22nd, 2023. The driver, identified as Artricia Nicole Miller, was operating a silver four-door Kia northbound on I-95 at speeds over 90 mph in a 65 zone. When signaled to stop, Miller ignored the order and continued weaving across multiple lanes. The chase continued to an intersection where the Kia suddenly lost control while turning, jumped the median, and came to a complete stop. This was treated as a natural vehicle stop, ending the pursuit. Miller was arrested at the scene and now faces charges of fleeing and reckless driving. Fayetteville, Arkansas, September 18th, 2023. A black Chrysler 300 was clocked at 97 mph in a construction zone on I-49. When signaled to stop near exit 65, the driver initially slowed as if to pull over, but suddenly accelerated, weaving at speeds over 100 mph and repeatedly cutting off other vehicles, nearly causing crashes. The pursuit continued into a residential area where the car lost control, struck a tree, and came to a stop. The vehicle caught fire, and the driver fled the scene. No injuries were reported. Jacksonville, Arkansas, November 7th, 2024. Police observed a gray Ford Edge on US 67 167 with an unclear license plate. When signaled to stop, the vehicle initially pulled to the shoulder, but then sped off, reaching about 90 mph before turning onto TP White Drive and cutting through a residential area. Officers attempted a vehicle stop tactic, but were unsuccessful. The Ford continued a short distance before stopping on Hayes Street. One passenger, Harold Shirley, jumped out carrying two large trash bags and fled on foot, but was subdued after resisting. Inside the bags, officers found nine bundles of marijuana. Near the end of the chase, a precise vehicle stopping maneuver spun the Charger around and brought it to a halt. However, both the driver and passenger barricaded themselves inside, refusing to open the doors. Officers had to break the window to remove them. I got the car. We got him getting out. HANDS UP! HANDS >> [screaming] >> HANDS UP! Hands up! Hands up! >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Pull over. Pull over. Pull over to this side. Pull over now. The driver, Mr. Cox, was arrested on charges including felony fleeing, speeding, reckless driving, and no headlights at night. The passenger, Jadarius McCoy, was served with a probation revocation order.