Florida, August 20th, 2024. Florida Highway Patrol received information from Alabama about a yellow Chevrolet Malibu fleeing toward the state. At mile marker 7 on I-10, troopers spotted the car still driving recklessly even after Alabama authorities had called off their pursuit. When FHP activated lights and sirens, the driver accelerated to over 120 mph weaving through traffic and nearly striking a patrol car. To prevent further danger, troopers executed a vehicle stop causing the Malibu to spin out, crash into a guardrail, and come to a halt. Huh? It was supposed to kill me. Oh, you're a dumbass. It's not going to. Uh You're just going to jail for a long time. >> It's okay. Yeah, you'll love it there. I know. Pretty proud of myself. That was the most fun I've ever [ __ ] had. Ever. I swear to God. Man. GTA [ __ ] for real. What the [ __ ] Oh, I'm going to crash out, y'all. This is my crashing out. I'm crashing the [ __ ] out. Oh my God. There was five-star [ __ ] The driver was identified as Angelina Marie Stillwell. A records check showed she had never been issued a driver's license. Stillwell was arrested on charges of high-speed fleeing and driving without a valid license. Russellville, Arkansas, May 9th, 2025. Police spotted a silver Honda Accord traveling 80 km/h in a 48 km/h zone. When signaled to stop, the driver refused and fled recklessly running multiple stop signs and reaching speeds of over 130 mph on I-40. As the chase reached Pottsville, the driver lost control on the shoulder and a police vehicle stop forced the Accord into a ditch where it came to a complete stop. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the [ __ ] GROUND. TURN AROUND. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. NOW, face down. The driver, Nathan Jose Aleman, was arrested at the scene, taken for medical evaluation, and then booked into the Pope County Jail. He now faces multiple charges including fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, and driving without a license. Hidalgo County, Texas, October 8th, 2024. As part of Operation Lone Star, a Dodge Charger was spotted dropping off two undocumented immigrants at the Love's Travel Stop parking lot in Donna. When approached, the driver, Juan Xavier Rodriguez, a Vuluko gang member, sped off at high speed. Stop on the shoulder. >> At the NW122 exit, Estrada ran a red light and crashed into a civilian vehicle, causing his Mustang to overturn. He was trapped inside, but was pulled out with the assistance of an off-duty Miami-Dade deputy. Estrada was arrested at the scene. While in custody, he attempted to bribe officers. Estrada was taken for medical evaluation before being booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, facing multiple serious charges. Seminole County, Florida, March 6th, 2024. FHP troopers spotted a maroon Chevrolet traveling 112 mph on I-4, far over the speed limit. When signaled to stop, the driver, Wilfred Ruiz, accelerated and fled, weaving at more than 120 mph. Traffic a little bit more >> The chase continued into Orange County where troopers executed multiple vehicle stops that forced the Chevrolet into a concrete wall bringing it to a halt. Ruiz was subdued and arrested at the scene. Inside the vehicle officers discovered ID cards and credit cards belonging to multiple people, cocaine, a digital scale, and small plastic bags. Ruiz now faces a long list of charges including fleeing, reckless driving, drug possession, and identity fraud. Charlotte County, Florida, January 12th, 2025. Florida Highway Patrol spotted a white Ford listed in a bolo alert from Punta Gorda. When signaled to stop the driver, Ivanka Jael Rivera, accelerated and fled repeatedly running stop signs and reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour on US 41. The pursuit ended when troopers executed a tactical maneuver near a residential area causing the vehicle to spin out and stop. Rivera complied with commands and was taken into custody without incident. She claimed she fled out of fear while checks revealed her driver's license had been suspended. The suspect was transported to the Charlotte County Jail facing multiple charges related to fleeing and driving with a suspended license. Alachua County, Florida, February 4th, 2025. Florida Highway Patrol spotted a vehicle with a suspicious temporary tag on I-75. When stopped the driver, Demi Pareson, initially pulled over but then sped off racing at high speed and weaving through multiple roads. Troopers executed a first tactical maneuver but the vehicle continued fleeing. GET OUT NOW! GET OUT! >> ON THE SECOND ATTEMPT, the car veered into a ditch and came to a stop. Parisian and passenger Kishanda Teresa Johnson were both taken into custody. A search of the vehicle uncovered multiple drugs, including marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids, phencyclidine, and buprenorphine. The passenger admitted ownership of the drugs, while the driver was found to be using a fake tag, driving on a suspended license, and having multiple prior convictions. Both were taken for medical evaluation before being transported to the Alachua County Jail. Johnson faces nine felonies and one misdemeanor related to narcotics, while Parisian is charged with 10 felonies and three misdemeanors, including fleeing, driving without a valid license, and using a counterfeit tag. Orange County, Florida, April 8th, 2025. FHP troopers spotted a Chevrolet Malibu speeding on I-4. When signaled to stop, the driver, Tristan Steven Dixon, accelerated past 100 mph, collided with three civilian vehicles, and continued weaving dangerously along the interstate. Troopers executed a vehicle stop that sent the Malibu spinning and briefly traveling the wrong way on a ramp, but Dixon still tried to escape. Is your GPS working? You're northbound on Division? Now eastbound on Anderson Street. Still eastbound on the same street. Just by Summerland Avenue. All right, we are going over I-4 on Anderson. Going under East Bound on I-4. The chase finally ended in a parking lot on East South Street, where Dixon fled on foot and was subdued. Female passenger Melissa Andre was also arrested shortly afterward. Unsuccessful. All right, we need a cross street. Are we on I-4 away yet? Hey, you're just resisting without violence. This officer, you get released in the morning. I'm not going to get you released in the morning. You will. You will deserve it. Put her in the car. Inside the car, officers recovered hundreds of receipts and notebooks with credit card information, along with a laptop suspected to contain stolen data. Dixon now faces hundreds of fraud-related charges, in addition to fleeing and reckless driving. Yorkville, Illinois, January 5th, 2024. Police stopped a vehicle driven by 17-year-old Nichelle Hill after a package theft report, and discovered the car had been reported stolen. Hill paused for a few seconds before fleeing at high speed through a residential area. Within about a minute, the vehicle lost control, struck a tree, and rolled multiple times. Hill was ejected from the car and was pronounced dead at the scene. Savannah, Georgia, June 5th, 2021. A black Dodge Charger, wanted in multiple cases, ignored police signals to stop and fled through the West Lake area. The car sped over 100 mph, ran red lights, raced through crowded streets, and nearly caused collisions. The pursuit ended when the suspect lost control, crashed into a patrol car, and then slammed into a house. Get out of the vehicle! Get out of THE VEHICLE NOW! THE DRIVER FLED ON FOOT, BUT WAS subdued with a Taser and arrested. The suspect showed signs of intoxication at the time of arrest. Florida, April 28th, 2024. FHP troopers spotted a stolen Infiniti SUV and attempted a traffic stop. The driver, 44-year-old De Quon Xavier Anderson, immediately accelerated, running through multiple intersections at speeds over 100 mph. We're just past 32nd Avenue. 32nd Avenue. Still going on 32nd Avenue. Eastbound on 197. Passing 32nd Avenue. Intersection clear. All right. Continue eastbound. The SUV entered a residential area in Miami Gardens. Troopers closed in and executed a decisive vehicle stop. The Infiniti was forced off course, spun around, and came to a halt. Anderson jumped out and ran on foot, but was quickly captured. He was taken for medical evaluation before being booked into jail, facing numerous charges including auto theft, fleeing, and reckless driving. Alachua County, Florida, November 23rd, 2023. Troopers spotted a white Chrysler traveling over 100 mph on I-75, repeatedly making dangerous lane changes. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver refused to stop and accelerated further. Trooper Toby Clements pursued and decided to use a vehicle stopping technique at mile marker 406. The Chrysler was forced into a spin, struck the median guardrail, and came to a stop. All passengers were unharmed. The driver was identified as Suresh Kumar Reddy Mukka, who had been in the US for only 4 months. He claimed he did not realize troopers were signaling him to stop. Mukka was arrested for fleeing, evading, and reckless driving, and was transported to the Alachua County Jail. St. Lucie County, Florida, Highway Patrol spotted a white Mercedes traveling on the Florida Turnpike and attempted a traffic stop. the driver, Derek Donovan Taylor Jr., accelerated away, weaving through traffic, driving recklessly on SR 70 and I-95 at high speeds, and even colliding with an SUV during the chase. After multiple direction changes, officers executed a vehicle blocking maneuver, forcing the car to stop. Taylor and passenger William Wade Woods were taken into custody at the scene. A search of the vehicle uncovered cocaine, oxycodone, MDMA, marijuana, and various drug paraphernalia. Taylor now faces numerous charges including reckless driving, fleeing with property damage, drug possession, and driving with a suspended license. Woods has also been charged with drug possession offenses. Bibb County, Georgia, December 27th, 2021, 2:00 p.m. Police observed a Ford Ranger traveling 90 mph in a 70 mph zone on I-75. When signaled to stop, the driver, Joseph Silas, refused to comply and fled. The pursuit continued toward Macon. To prevent danger to traffic ahead, officers executed a vehicle blocking maneuver, causing the Ford Ranger to lose control, roll multiple times, and come to rest at the bottom of an embankment. >> Watch seven off the side. Watch seven off the side. Watch seven off the side. I just wanted a 10-80. He did one right here Riverside correction 75 and uh Silas sustained minor injuries and admitted to drinking alcohol saying he was worried about losing his job. He was taken to a hospital, consented to a blood test, and now faces DUI charges along with multiple other violations. Florida Highway Patrol spotted a stolen 2009 Cadillac traveling on I-75 through Sumter County. When officers attempted to stop, the female driver sped off exceeding 110 mph weaving through traffic and even using the shoulder to pass. The chase ended in Pasco County when troopers executed a vehicle blocking maneuver near State Road 52. The woman who was nearly unclothed at the time of arrest was taken into custody and now faces multiple charges including auto theft, reckless driving, fleeing, drug possession, and driving with a suspended license. Police radio is always faster than the gas pedal. Instead of running, choose safety.