Pine Bluff, Arkansas, January 14th, 2023. Police observed Bruce Washington driving a Nissan Maxima with a fictitious tag and expired registration. When signaled to stop, Washington ignored the order, turning through several residential areas and nearly colliding with other vehicles. Give me just a second. He just slow rolling. Maxima, Arkansas. 334 X-ray Nora Henry. 334 X-ray Nora Henry. North Haley, north on Haley out to Dollarway. 5 to 20. What was the reason for the stop? The tags are expired. We're on Dollarway heading towards Whitehall. Heading towards what? Heading towards Whitehall, just crossed Hutchinson. Running red light. Traffic's light, speed's 50. We're about to turn onto The pursuit continued across multiple streets until officers performed two forced stop maneuvers. With the second causing the Maxima to spin and come to a stop on Mosley Street. Washington was taken into custody at the scene without further incident. He was booked into the Jefferson County Detention Center and faces multiple charges including felony fleeing, driving with a suspended license, no insurance, fictitious tags, and failure to stop at a red light. Tontitown, Arkansas, February 7th, 2024. Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Benton County police units jointly pursued a U-Haul truck wanted out of Michigan, driven by Corey Mercier. Mercier accelerated and fled along US Highway 412, weaving through traffic and nearly causing multiple collisions. Go ahead. All units, we're going to attach Washington County, Springdale, and Benton County. We're going to be eastbound coming into Barrington Road. Okay, we're on Barrington, he's going eastbound. Eastbound. He's going to be eastbound 412. Eastbound 412. Traffic's picking up, we're in the median again, 25 mph. Cain 4. I'll spring down if you haven't already. 1111 12, I'm going to head towards him. Springdale, he's just ignoring us. Springdale, let me know which way he's going. Okay, we got a bunch of traffic here. I think that's going to end up getting stopped if we can just get him out of the car. I'm going to try to box him in. Okay. Turning south on Industrial, south on Industrial. Do not pursue the vehicle. Do not pursue the vehicle. Coming out, coming out. Going out, going out, he got away from us. Go, go, go, go out 1. Out of my car. Spring Lake passed already. All units, I'm looking clear on Springdale. Copy 19 14, we'll be checking the GVR next morning. Turning around, heading back on 412. Eastbound on Barrington 1, my primary. Copy eastbound Barrington 1, my primary. I'm going to meet him on Springdale right now. We're coming up Springdale right now. Copy 412. Coming up to the intersection Gene George right now. Continuing on East 412 at Gene George. Vehicle is down, we have the vehicle. After several attempts, Tontitown officers performed multiple PIT maneuvers, but the truck continued fleeing. The final PIT maneuver caused the U-Haul to spin out, crash onto the roadside, and come to a stop. Mercier barricaded himself inside the vehicle before officers broke the window and arrested him along with passenger Trenton Johnson. A search of the truck revealed two loaded handguns and two Molotov cocktails. In total, eight patrol vehicles were damaged. Both suspects were found to have active warrants out of Michigan, Arizona, and Oklahoma. Pine Bluff, Arkansas, April 11th, 2023. Police attempted to stop a white Oldsmobile for a headlight violation, but the driver, identified as Brandon McAfee, accelerated and fled, speeding through a gas station and reaching over 90 mph on Barack Street. >> White Olds Oldsmobile, Arkansas, Adam Lincoln John 10 John. Adam Lincoln John 10 John. We're going down Berea Key Street. Speed limit 83. Berea Key passing purchase center. After two unsuccessful PIT maneuvers, a third attempt caused the vehicle to veer into a ditch and strike a mailbox. PIT, PIT, PIT, he rolled, he rolled, he rolled, he rolled. McAfee fled on foot into nearby woods, ignoring commands to stop. Officers deployed a taser multiple times before successfully taking him into custody. McAfee sustained minor injuries and was charged with fleeing by vehicle, speeding, and driving with a suspended license. Fayetteville, Arkansas, May 25th, 2023. Police observed a blue Hyundai Sonata traveling 105 mph in a busy construction zone. When lights were activated to stop the vehicle, the driver, identified as Nicholas Wood, lost control, struck a barrier, went off the roadway, became airborne, and landed hard on an embankment, coming to a stop with severe damage. Wood was arrested at the scene and stated [music] he fled because he was scared. Inside the car, officers found a loaded 10-mm Glock handgun that was still warm and believed to have been recently fired. The weapon was seized for further investigation. Wood was transported to the Washington County Jail, facing charges of felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding in a construction zone, and driving without a license. Pine Bluff, Arkansas, August 12th, 2024. Police observed a black Chevrolet HHR running a stop sign on Bay Street. When lights and sirens were activated to initiate a traffic stop, the driver, identified as Demarquis Trevon Qualls, accelerated and fled through several neighborhoods, ignoring traffic signs and reaching 61 mph in a residential area. The pursuit ended when the vehicle ran off the road at the intersection of Mimosa and Hepburn. Qualls fled on foot, jumping over two fences before being caught and taken into custody. A search at the scene revealed a bag of marijuana in the suspect's pocket. Qualls was booked into the Dub Brassell Detention Center, facing charges of fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, driving without a license, no insurance, and expired tags. Prairie County, Arkansas, January 19th, 2024. Police observed a white Toyota Corolla traveling 102 mph on I-40. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as Lesyrus Green, accelerated and fled, weaving through traffic at speeds over 100 mph. The pursuit ended when officers performed a vehicle stop maneuver, causing the car to spin out, crash into nearby woods, and come to a stop. They're in the woods. Keep your hands up. Turn around. Look away from me. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Walk backwards. >> Green fled on foot, but was captured in a nearby neighborhood, while passenger Jacques Johnson was detained at the scene. Inside the vehicle, police discovered marijuana products, an open container of alcohol, and a firearm, along with information indicating the car had been reported stolen in Memphis. Both suspects were booked into the Prairie County Jail, facing multiple felony charges, including fleeing, possession of narcotics and an illegal firearm, theft, and reckless driving. Okay. Springdale, Arkansas, February 15th, 2024. Police spotted a blue Hyundai Sonata that had previously been pursued by the Springdale Police Department. When signaled to stop, the driver accelerated onto I-49, reaching speeds over 100 mph, weaving through traffic, and running red lights along Don Tyson Parkway. When the vehicle reached Atlanta Street, a passenger jumped out, while the driver attempted to turn around, but was forced to stop after officers executed a forced stop maneuver. The suspect was identified as Cody Bogner, who was wanted by the parole board. One passenger is out. I made contact with the vehicle over on, I think, Atlanta, southbound. Bogner was arrested at the scene and faces multiple charges, including fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, speeding, failure to stop at a red light, and obstructing police. West Memphis, Arkansas, July 2nd, 2023. Two suspects wanted out of Memphis, Tennessee, on multiple weapons-related charges fled into Arkansas to evade capture. Arkansas State Police quickly took over the pursuit and performed a PIT maneuver, causing the vehicle to lose control and come to a stop. >> Both suspects were arrested at the scene without further incident. The two are currently being held in Arkansas awaiting local charges before extradition to Memphis to face additional offenses. North Little Rock, Arkansas, January 23rd, 2025. Police attempted to stop a red Nissan Altima suspected of having no insurance, but the driver identified as Christopher Burns suddenly accelerated and fled speeding through city streets before merging onto Interstate 40 and reaching 119 miles per hour. 10-4, we're going northbound on 161. I need to confirm insurance. Speed is at 45 miles per hour. Light traffic. As the pursuit approached the MacArthur exit, Arkansas State Police performed a forced stop maneuver causing the Altima to spin out and crash into a concrete barrier. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Go to the right. Now walk backwards. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Burns and passenger Laquasha Brown were removed from the vehicle and taken into custody. A search of the car revealed a bag containing methamphetamine, marijuana, and a digital scale. Burns told officers he fled because he was currently out on parole. He was transported for medical treatment before being booked into the Pulaski County jail facing multiple charges including fleeing, possession of narcotics, and reckless driving. White County, Arkansas, January 16th, 2024. Police pursued a stolen vehicle from North Little Rock driven by a suspect identified as Noid after he crashed through a fence and sped across a snowy field to escape. We're going under the overpass now. Copy under overpass. It'll be that vehicle, silver Chevrolet Malibu. 08 Charles. I'm out with him. He's still going. He's going through the field. Uh I think I'm breaking up. Stand by. He's coming up to target now. 10-37 on private. Now he's going towards Little Rock Road. 18, you say he's on pavement? We're in the snowy field. We're going back towards the freeway. He's on the interstate. He's on the interstate headed north. Headed north. 18, he's going through the fence backwards. County 13, still in the vehicle. Uh he's going north. 18, I'm driving on the highway. County 12, we're passing the 49. County 12, I'm on 49 north. All right boys, I'm 48 north. I'm coming to you. 18, he's going north. County 19, he's coming up. He's coming up. The highway is pretty clear. I believe he's going about 100 miles an hour. We're at 125. Copy I'm going 10-8 trying to find a spot to set up a spike. Okay, all right. Now he's in the left lane. Copy left lane. The vehicle continued fleeing at high speed on Highway 67. Near the 63-mile marker, officers executed a PIT maneuver causing the car to lose control, spin out, and crash into a fence coming to a stop near Ridgeview Road. Noid was subdued at the scene while passenger Jasmine Jones was safely removed from the vehicle. Both were uninjured. At the scene, Jones told police that Noid had stopped taking his medication and believed she was an alien who needed to fly away, which is why he refused to stop. The suspect faces multiple charges including felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, criminal mischief, theft, failure to yield to emergency vehicles, and leaving the scene of an accident. Russellville, Arkansas, September 18th, 2023. Police observed a white Toyota Camry traveling over 130 miles per hour on I-40 passing other vehicles even on the shoulder. The pursuit continued for more than 20 miles across multiple mile markers before the suspect turned onto Fish Lake Road and began to slow down. Negative. This is All they told us was that they had an MVC another MVC on the 113. So it's involving a Ford Focus. That's what I'm asking. Is this the first accident to come out or is this a secondary from the one that they were already taking care of? Negative. This is the second one. I'm not going to tie up the radio with that. Yes, sir. They're dealing with that. Jury 10-37. Uh J23 Clarksville 10-37. 23, just let me know how he's driving. He was passing cars on the shoulder recklessly like that. 10-4, traffic slide 127 now. Passing the 79 East bound. First call unit, where will be the raid? I'm getting on 81. All right, he's trying to get around cars, but he met some cars. If I can get up here, I can end it. J3 Passing the 80. Coming over Light on L Bridge. It's a white Toyota Camry. Passing on shoulder. 81. Took the exit. I'm going to try to get him on this exit real quick. All right, he took a right. Traffic's got a green light here, so he's not around any traffic. He's passing a truck right now. Passing our cell take. Green lights. Traffic's medium. I didn't hear you, J3. Your speed. I'm at 60 right now. But All right, he just went around the curve. He should be coming up on Atkins Park about a mile. He's within a mile from Atkins exit. Are the spikes out of the road? We're going around Atkins, too. All right, yeah, spikes are clear. All right, I see him now. Seeing the driver's reckless behavior, officers performed a vehicle stop maneuver, bringing the car TO A HALT. SHOW YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS ON THE [ __ ] ROOF. GET OUT OF [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT OF THE [ __ ] OUT OF THE CAR. NOW. The driver, identified as Michael Hart, was subdued and arrested without resistance. During the search, police found a bag containing approximately 8 oz of marijuana in the trunk and a .22 caliber rifle hidden beneath the floorboard. Hart was transported to the detention center and faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, possession of narcotics, and unlawful possession of a firearm. North Little Rock, Arkansas. June 20th, 2023. Police observed a white vehicle with no insurance traveling on I-40 near the North Hills exit. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver, identified as Xavier Newner, refused to stop, prompting officers to perform a PIT maneuver on North Hills near Denby Drive. Show me 10-37. We're passing Lake Mead. The vehicle spun around and came to a stop while a passenger climbed over the driver and fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. Police recovered a small bag of marijuana from the passenger. Newner was taken for medical evaluation and then booked into the Pulaski County Jail, facing a charge of fleeing by vehicle, while the passenger was cited for fleeing on foot and possession of marijuana. West Memphis, Arkansas. October 25th, 2023. West Memphis police pursued a black Ford Mustang after occupants allegedly fired shots into a home and fled the scene. When located, the Mustang accelerated over 100 mph on I-40, weaving through heavy traffic and throwing a firearm out the window. Arkansas State Police took over the pursuit and performed a PIT maneuver on the Hernando de Soto Bridge, causing the vehicle to crash into a concrete barrier. >> [screaming] >> The driver, identified as Michael Ray Lewis from Ohio, jumped off the bridge and sustained severe injuries, while passenger David Lee Edwards, Jr., was taken into custody at the scene. Police recovered an AR-style rifle and several shell casings and confirmed that Lewis had an active warrant in Ohio. Further criminal charges are under investigation. North Little Rock, Arkansas. February 21st, 2024. While monitoring traffic on I-40, police observed a black Honda Accord traveling 86 mph in a 60 mph zone. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as Kaylen McFall, initially slowed down, but continued driving through multiple streets and parking lots, failing to yield to patrol vehicles. CFS received Just information. Still rolling. Still rolling by direction. Will be South bound on Main Street. South bound on Main Street. 80 putting the hazard lights on right now. 10-37. Vehicle status 10-53 on 25 US L Main Street. Going East bound on 13. Going 13. It's going to be occupied one time. After a brief pursuit, McFall stopped near Cypress Street where he was taken into custody without incident. McFall told officers he fled because his wife was having a seizure at a nearby motel. Police called emergency services to check on her condition. We'll stop him just at I-30. McFall was transported to the Pulaski County Detention Center and faces charges of fleeing by vehicle, driving with a suspended license, no insurance, and exceeding the posted speed limit. Jacksonville, Arkansas, May 4th, 2024. Police observed a black Ford Edge driving erratically on US-67/167, repeatedly crossing lanes and failing to respond to stop signals. When emergency lights and siren were activated, the driver, identified as Terrell Davis-Curtis, continued driving, turning through multiple streets and even accelerating over 70 mph through a residential area. Got him at 84 Little Rock, 10-4, 10-4. Got him at 84. Morgan told Adam, Tom, Zebra, 4, 9, Edward. Adam, Tom, Zebra, 4, 9, Edward. 208, gold Toyota Camry. We got him at Holland Chapel off of South University. 10-1, Little Rock. He took the Main Street exit. Going down Marshall Road now. Feeling good. 46. Yeah, 10-4. They turned their flashers on. They're probably going about 40, but they passed over one car. 63, Franklin Road. 10-1, Little Rock. I'm at 10-37. 418. 62, Little Rock. 10-3. Coming up on Phillips Drive. 70 mph. I passed by two times. Going down Colonel Glenn Road now, 10-4. He's going to have to stop. Well, he's still going to maintain lane. Suspecting the driver was intoxicated or under the influence of drugs, officers performed two PIT maneuvers on Gregory Street. After the second maneuver, the Ford spun slightly and came to a complete stop. 10-35, Gregory Street. DRIVER, SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS! HANDS OUT THE WINDOW! HE'S GOING TO GET STRAIGHT TO MY GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE. STEP OUT OF THE CAR! 21, Little Rock. We stopped. I got two at gunpoint. Stand in front of the car. Get down on your knees. Davis-Curtis was arrested at the scene and the passenger was determined to be uninvolved. No one was injured and no contraband was found in the vehicle. The suspect was charged with fleeing, careless driving, and improper lane usage. Marianna, Arkansas, March 1st, 2024. While patrolling US Highway 1, police observed a vehicle driving with a blown rear tire and signaled for it to stop. However, the driver accelerated to around 64 mph, waving out the window instead of pulling over. I-67. The black is occupied two or three times. Black male driver. To end the danger, officers performed a forced stop maneuver, causing the vehicle to slide off the road and come to a halt. 63, now I-30 South. Brown car. He may have taken drugs. Just think they shot people in the area. Let me see your hands! Let me see your hands! Lay on the ground! Lay on the ground right now! Don't move! Go to your right! Would you all mind cuffing? The driver was identified as a Della McKinney from West Helena. As she exited the vehicle, officers noticed a strong odor of marijuana and during the inspection, a bag containing marijuana fell out of the car. McKinney was arrested at the scene and taken to the Marianna Police Department facing charges of possession of a controlled substance, driving with a suspended license, no insurance, and expired tags. Van Buren, Arkansas, November 30th, 2023. After fleeing from Roland Police, the driver, identified as Ricky Walters, crossed the state line into Arkansas in a maroon Ford F-150. Arkansas officers located the truck on Highway 59, but Walters accelerated, fleeing through a commercial area at speeds over 60 mph. The pursuit ended when officers performed a forced stop maneuver, causing the vehicle to spin out and come to a stop. Why do you have to crawl? 428, 21, 10-7, 10-3. Get away FROM ME! WALK BACKWARDS! He's coming. I ain't 428, 21. It's going to be a nude in the car. Walters was arrested at the scene. Inside the truck, officers detected the odor of marijuana and found an open beer can. A later search revealed a glass pipe containing methamphetamine hidden in his sleeve. Walters was booked into the Crawford County Jail facing charges of fleeing, possession of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance inside a vehicle. West Memphis, Arkansas, August 26th, 2023. An Arkansas officer observed a gray Dodge Charger speeding 96 mph in a 65 mph zone on I-40 and signaled the driver to stop, but the driver, identified as Run Travis Hester, accelerated and fled. >> The vehicle turned off its lights, weaved through traffic, ran a red light at the intersection of Highway 64 and Military Road, and then merged onto I-55. Realizing he couldn't escape, Hester pulled over to the shoulder and surrendered. PULL BACK TO ME. PULL BACK TO ME. PULL BACK TO ME. HE WAS ARRESTED AT the scene and taken to the Crittenden County Jail, facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, speeding, careless driving, and failure to use headlights at night. Sevier County, Arkansas, April 6th, 2024. Arkansas State Police observed a gray Chrysler 300 traveling 107 mph in a 55 mph zone on US Highway 70. After lights and sirens were activated, the driver, identified as Julio Cesar Cruz Santiago, continued fleeing for more than a mile before finally stopping. Inside the vehicle, officers found several open beer bottles and 0.2 g of cocaine. Cruz failed a field sobriety test, refused a breath test, and was charged with felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, and possession of cocaine. Mountain Home, Arkansas, April 11th, 2024. Arkansas Police attempted to stop a maroon Honda motorcycle traveling 80 mph in a 60 mph zone, but the rider, identified as Troy Gessner, ignored the signal and fled recklessly through several busy roads. Gessner passed vehicles in the opposite lane, nearly colliding multiple times before losing control on a curve near the Norfolk Dam, causing the motorcycle to leave the roadway and flip over. He stood up and surrendered moments later. >> [screaming] >> At the scene, officers detected a strong odor of marijuana. Gessner admitted to smoking earlier [music] and did not possess a motorcycle license. He was arrested after receiving minor medical treatment and now faces charges of felony fleeing, >> [music] >> reckless driving, driving while intoxicated, marijuana possession, and driving without a license. Columbia County, Arkansas, August 31st, 2024. Police observed a white sedan and a dark-colored SUV traveling 73 mph in a 55 mph zone on US Highway 82. When signaled to stop, the SUV slowed down while the white sedan accelerated and fled. The sedan made a sharp turn onto County Road 344, then continued speeding along County Road 133 in Columbia County. As the vehicle neared a residential area, officers performed a vehicle stop maneuver, causing it to lose control and come to a stop on the roadside. Hands! >> [screaming] >> Show me your hands! Get on the ground. No, you stay in the car. You get out on the ground. Get on the ground! The driver, identified as Roadrevious Johnson, was arrested at the scene and transported to the Columbia County Detention Center. He faces charges including felony fleeing, obstruction of government operations, driving with a suspended license, speeding, and failure to wear a seat belt. Little Rock, Arkansas, October 5th, 2023. Police observed a gold Cadillac DeVille with a license plate that did not match its registration information. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as Rodney Johnson, ignored the lights and continued driving through several streets at about 40 mph. Officers attempted a vehicle stop maneuver at the intersection of W 25th Street and S Pine, but it was unsuccessful. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW RIGHT NOW. STOP. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. GO BACK IN THE STEP OUT. Come over here. Let me see your hands. Step over here. Lay down on the ground. Lay down on the ground. Johnson continued for several hundred meters before stopping in a residential area on W 25th Street, where he and passenger Sierra Butler were taken into custody without further incident. Jacksonville, Arkansas, July 24th, 2024. When police stopped a Ford Fusion for driving 75 mph in a 65 mph zone, the driver initially complied, but suddenly sped off as officers approached the vehicle. The car headed north on US 67/167 before turning onto Main Street, reaching speeds of around 100 mph before losing control and crashing into a parked vehicle. The driver fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. The suspect, identified as Jayden Johnson, was found to have discarded a .40 caliber Glock handgun. And inside the car, officers discovered 72.5 g of marijuana, a digital scale, and plastic baggies. Johnson was taken to the Pulaski County Detention Center, facing multiple charges including fleeing, reckless driving, simultaneous possession of firearms and drugs, and possession with intent to deliver. Fort Smith, Arkansas, January 24th, 2023. Police attempted to stop a silver vehicle on I-540, but the driver, identified as Kyler Black, accelerated and fled. The vehicle sped through multiple roads, exceeding the speed limit and ignoring traffic signs before coming to a stop on the shoulder at Dillon Court. DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. IS ANYBODY ELSE in the vehicle? Back. Come back. Come back. Get on your knees. Don't Don't do nothing stupid or I'm going to [ __ ] blow your head. I'm having a gun pointed right now. Okay. Put your hands Keep your hands where you have them. Don't do nothing stupid. Lay down flat. Lay down flat on your stomach. Okay? Okay, let me see your hand. Don't do nothing stupid or I'm going to [ __ ] blow your head. What's wrong with you? Black surrendered at the scene and was taken into custody. Inside the vehicle, officers found a vape pen suspected to contain marijuana. He was charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of drug paraphernalia. These pursuits are a reminder that safety always outweighs recklessness. A community can only be truly at peace when everyone acts responsibly and respects the law. Let's work together to keep our streets safe and our society more humane.