[music] >> Cobb County, Georgia, November 3rd, 2023. Police located a stolen Hyundai Sonata from Smyrna driven by Chance Brown, 18 years old. When signaled to stop, Brown fled through a residential area, struck a curb that flattened a tire, then lost control and crashed into a utility pole and tree on Brookwood Drive. HEY, GET ON THE GROUND! [screaming] STOP, POLICE, STOP! STOP HIM! STOP HIM! STOP HIM! STOP HIM! WELL [ __ ] DONE. I'LL [ __ ] MOVE. I'LL MOVE. I'M GOOD? >> YEP. You're all clear? >> Yep. All right. Don't shoot me. He continued on foot, but was quickly apprehended with the help of an off-duty officer. Inside the car, police found a damaged steering column, the vehicle hot-wired with a USB cord, along with the phone and the odor of marijuana. Brown was charged with receiving stolen property and fleeing. He pled guilty in August 2024 and was sentenced to 1 year in prison, 4 years of probation, 40 hours of community service, and restitution of $5,500. Bryant, Arkansas, February 19th, 2024. Bryant police responded to a domestic violence report involving a man in a pickup truck. When officers arrived, the victim had already escaped while the driver sped off. Pull over. All right, your boy's Your boy's in it. The pursuit was quickly taken over by Arkansas State Police. After officers executed a vehicle stop maneuver, the truck was brought to a halt and the suspect was taken into custody. Nope, he's still moving. You're full of [ __ ] Hey, crowd order. A search at the scene revealed the man was wearing body armor and carrying two empty gun cases. Texarkana, Arkansas, February 26th, 2024. Texarkana, Texas police pursued a gray Volkswagen suspected of involvement in a theft at Super 1 Foods. The vehicle was observed traveling 96 mph on I-30 and accelerated to over 130 mph weaving and passing dangerously. The pursuit continued onto US 67 where Sergeant Glendon Flowers executed a forced stop sending the car into a ditch where it overturned. Evia, Evia, Evia. 10-16, 10-16, rollover. Show me your hands! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! HEY, STAY AT YOUR DOOR! NO, STAY AT YOUR DOOR! OPEN THE DOOR! COME OUT! [screaming] OPEN THE DOOR! COME OUT! COME OUT THE BACK [screaming] DOOR! KEEP YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN'T SEE THEM! PUT YOUR HANDS UP! STEP OUT THE VEHICLE! GET OUT the vehicle! GET OUT THE VEHICLE AND COME TO US! COME TO US! HEY! THE DRIVER, Takesha El Moss, was removed safely, medically evaluated at a hospital, and then turned over to police. Moss was charged with felony fleeing, while the Volkswagen was towed for investigation. Conway, Arkansas, January 21st, 2024. Conway police pursued a black Toyota RAV4 suspected of being loaded with stolen merchandise from local stores. The vehicle sped through multiple streets, repeatedly [music] driving into oncoming lanes, and nearly causing collisions. When the chase reached West Main Street in Cabot, Arkansas State Police executed a PIT maneuver, causing the RAV4 to spin 180°, veer into a ditch, and come to a stop. Airbags deployed, and the suspect jumped out, but was quickly subdued. A search of the vehicle uncovered numerous stolen items. The suspect was taken into custody and now faces charges including felony fleeing, theft, and driving with a suspended license. Jonesboro, Arkansas, September 7th, 2024. Police stopped a gray Ford Escape on I-5555 for an expired license plate. The driver, later identified as Timothy Payton Crabtree, fled at speeds over [music] 100 mph, racing through Bay and Truman, running red lights, and passing vehicles [music] dangerously. She's at the doctor, right? She's at the doctor, right? Yeah. C11 Jonesboro, try to name, date of birth, everything. Stop! The chase continued onto Highway 42, where officers deployed spike strips, blowing the tires. One patrol car overturned while swerving to avoid collision, sending an officer to the hospital with injuries. Crabtree kept fleeing until stopping and hiding in a ditch, abandoning his 4-year-old child inside the car. A K9 was deployed and subdued Crabtree after he resisted. He was treated and then transported to the Craighead County Detention Center. Crabtree now faces multiple charges including felony fleeing, child endangerment, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. Manila, Arkansas, August 25th, 2024. Police observed a vehicle traveling 60 mph in a 40 zone on State Highway 18, and attempted to stop at a gas station in Manila. The driver, identifying himself as Demarcus Gooch, appeared nervous and gave inconsistent information, while the car showed signs of being tampered with. Hey. Stay in your car. Okay. Oh, my uncle's on the way up here right now. Do what? I said my my uncle's on the way up here right now, sir, with the registration and stuff. I just want I just want you to stay okay? Okay. Who's the owner of the car? Sir? Who's the owner of the car? My uncle, the one who's coming now. What's his name? Uh Gerald. Huh? Gerald. Okay, where's he coming from? Uh he's uh he's 20 minutes up the road right now. Say what? He's 20 minutes What's What's his name though? Sir? What's his name? Gerald Spencer. Gerald Spencer? Yes, sir. I don't know I don't know how to spell it, but his name is uh Gerald. Okay. I need you to hop for me. Okay. I need you to hop out here for me, okay? Sir? You will hop out here for me. You got any weapons or anything on you, do you? When ordered to exit, the suspect suddenly sped off, reaching up to 130 mph on Highway 18, and repeatedly [music] driving into oncoming lanes. The pursuit ended in Lake City when the vehicle lost control, struck a concrete barrier, and came to rest sideways across the roadway. Coming up on that turn now, 35. Hey, right here. He's trying to run against the traffic the river just like he did earlier. >> HEY, STOP. THE SUSPECT FLED ON FOOT BEHIND Riverside Hospital. Supporting units and a K9 team were deployed but were unable to locate him. The vehicle showed evidence of being stolen though it had not yet been reported at the time. North Little Rock, Arkansas, August 2nd, 2024. Police observed a brown GMC Terrain with a temporary plate making unsafe lane changes on I-30. When signaled to stop, the vehicle fled turning onto I-40 West at high speed. Careful. 25 101 101 101 I'll answer your question. We'll be taking uh on-ramp to 430 Westbound. On the ramp to the State got cleared. CNA is coming over. I'll go through 101. 800 800 right now. CNA is coming over. Officer James Booth executed a vehicle stop maneuver forcing the SUV into the median barrier. 6625 I'm at the I'm at the HANDS UP. I GOT A BLACK MALE RUNNING RIGHT THERE. GET HIM. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. PUT THEM DOWN. THE BABY'S UP. GET THAT GUN UP HERE. THE BABY'S UP. BABY'S UP. I DON'T CARE. You should have stopped RUNNING. PUT THE BABY'S UP. BABY'S UP. PUT THE BABY UP. PUT IT DOWN. WHAT DID I DO to you, sir? He hurt me. I didn't do nothing. WHAT DID I DO? COME HERE, PROMISE. Can you let me go? Can you please take up my money? Come here. Come here. I'll be here cuz I can't do nothing. Give my phone. Give my money. Put Put the money in the purse. PUT IT IN THE PURSE. The driver, identified as Patrick Johns, abandoned the car and ran but was quickly captured. Inside the vehicle were Capresha Anderson and two juvenile females who were transported to Arkansas Children's Hospital for evaluation. At the scene, officers recovered approximately 8 g of marijuana and a stolen Glock 19X handgun. Anderson was jailed on an active warrant while Johns now faces multiple charges including fleeing, unlawful possession of a firearm, simultaneous possession of drugs and a gun, endangering the welfare of minors, and aggravated assault on an officer. Crittenden County, Arkansas, March 28th, 2025. Revail Murphy, 36 years old from Memphis, fled when Waldenburg police attempted a traffic stop on Highway 14 leading to a high-speed chase onto I-555 and then I-55. 70 is max. There's a secure perimeter. Will you notify Jonesboro EMS? 4D, will you give me updates on what's going on? My caller is trying to ring up me. Arkansas State Police conducted multiple force stops during which one patrol car overturned though no serious injuries were reported. Murphy [music] continued fleeing extending the pursuit into Crittenden County. Sorry, pursuing it. The chase ended near mile marker 20 when Murphy's vehicle was struck with a PIT maneuver flipping off the roadway and ejecting him. TVI TVI TVI rollover. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. MURPHY LATER DIED AT THE HOSPITAL WHILE A 39-year-old female passenger sustained only minor injuries. Records showed Murphy was wanted in Tennessee on multiple serious charges including assault, robbery, and evading arrest. Little Rock, Arkansas, May 6th, 2023. Police observed a black Ford Taurus traveling 91 mph on I-30 West well above the 65 limit. When signaled to stop, the driver, Camille Phillips, accelerated to flee speeding through multiple intersections and red lights at over 100 mph. It looks like I got somebody behind me. I don't know what they even see it is. We're coming up to the Lonoke bridge. on the Frontage Road. Coming up to the Lonoke bridge. I'm on 30 going under 430. So, I'm not too far behind you. See if you can end it end it. Yeah, I'm I'm on 30 West on 30 West going up to 146. Right lane coming up to 126. We're at 114 and the unit 4 is at 126. You got a request code 3 direct. Traffic's still light. He's bobbing and weaving out of traffic speeding over 100. Traffic's The pursuit continued into Bryant where Phillips reached nearly 120 mph weaving dangerously through traffic. At mile marker 124, officers executed a forced stop bringing the vehicle to a halt. HANDS! I'M MOVING UP ON YOU. I'M MOVING UP ON YOU. HANDS! Phillips ran on foot, but was quickly apprehended. He was booked into the Saline County Jail and now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, driving with a suspended license, and no insurance. North Little Rock, Arkansas, April 2nd, 2024. While working with the FBI, police observed a black pickup truck speeding on McCain Boulevard. When signaled to stop, the driver ignored commands and accelerated away, running multiple red lights at high speed. The chase ended when the truck lost control and came to a stop near Greenway Drive. The driver, identified as Lynn Toliver, exited the vehicle and surrendered without further incident. A search of the truck revealed a quantity of marijuana behind the driver's seat. In addition, a dislodged tire had damaged a fence at a residence on McCain Boulevard. Toliver was charged with felony fleeing, criminal mischief, possession, and speeding. West Memphis, Arkansas, May 25th, 2024. An Arkansas officer observed a Dodge Ram 1500 traveling 87 mph on I-40 West near mile marker 284. When signaled to stop, the driver accelerated to over 110 mph, weaving across multiple lanes. The Ram exited at Mount City, lost control, and looped back onto the interstate. Officers immediately executed a forced stop, bringing the vehicle to a halt. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. I'll get that ambulance over here. Get out of the car. Stop. Get Get out. OKAY. I'M COMING. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. I'M 10-15 ON ON MOUNT CITY. STOP. STOP. The driver, identified as Rashad Henkel, resisted arrest. A check revealed his driver's license was suspended in Tennessee. He lacked valid insurance and showed signs of stimulant use. A blood alcohol content test registered 0.028%. Henkel was transported to the Crittenden County Jail on charges including fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, driving with a suspended license, no insurance, and resisting arrest. Mississippi County, Arkansas, August 10th, 2024. Police located a stolen Dodge Charger out of Memphis traveling on SH 158. When signaled to stop, the driver immediately accelerated, reaching up to 160 mph and racing through multiple intersections at dangerous speeds. As the chase crossed Highway 61 at Luxora, the Charger lost control, striking a utility pole and gas box, bringing down power lines before rolling multiple times and bursting into flames. 5:30, Jonesboro, think he wrecked out. Right here in Luxora, he wrecked out. It got fire. He wrecked out here in Luxora. You get [ __ ] hit, that's you. Hey! Your ass ain't getting hit, you're in the [ __ ] car. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Yeah, DRIVING LIKE THAT, IT SHOULD BE BROKE. The driver, identified as Devondre James, was pulled from the wreck in critical condition and transported to Regional One Health in Memphis. An affidavit for an arrest warrant will be completed upon James's release from the hospital with charges related to theft and fleeing. Mississippi County, Arkansas, August 19th, 2023. Police received a report of a black Dodge Charger equipped with fake blue lights attempting to pull over another vehicle on SH 181. When signaled to stop, the driver accelerated onto SH 77, reaching speeds over 125 mph. As soon as it gets up here to 140, he's going to have to slow down and put him out there. Approaching 140 now. The pursuit continued onto South CR 209, where officers executed a safe forced stop, bringing the vehicle to a halt. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! [screaming] He's running westbound, white shirt, white shorts, black male. CAR'S CLEAR. STOP! YOU BETTER [ __ ] STOP! TASER DEPLOYED. DON'T MOVE! Don't freaking move! Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your back. Put them behind your back. Got it? Other hand is back. Get your back. Other hand in your back. Put your other hand in your back. What's that? Put it over there. Over there. The driver fled into a field, but was subdued after being tased. A search of the car revealed approximately 8 g of marijuana, two catalytic converters, and $873 in cash. The suspect was transported to the Mississippi County Detention Center [music] and now faces multiple charges. Little Rock, Arkansas, May 22nd, 2024. An officer spotted a white Mercedes with a fake license plate on Man Road. When ordered to stop, the driver, Carl Lee Daniel, sped away, running multiple stop signs and driving recklessly on Wilderness Road. Turned left on the Wilderness. At the intersection with Mabelvale Cutoff, Daniel lost control, struck an embankment, and came to a stop. He crashed out Mabelvale Cutoff. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! HE SAYS HE'S THE ONLY one in here. I just didn't want to All right, driver. Go ahead and exit the vehicle. Both hands where I can see them. You hear me? Do you hear me? Both hands. We're in the vacant field right across from him. Come back to me. Walk backwards. Turn around. Walk backwards. All right, stop. Lift up your shirt. Turn around. Keep turning. All right, walk back to me. Walk back to me. Back to me. Stop. Get down on your knees. Cross your feet. I don't care. I don't care. All right, then lay on your face. Hands out. I don't care if you've been shot. He was ordered out of the car and quickly taken into custody. A search of the vehicle uncovered approximately 58 g of marijuana and a Sprite bottle containing promethazine. Daniel admitted he fled because he had consumed the substance. He was booked into the Pulaski County Jail on multiple charges, including fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, use of a fictitious license plate, no registration, and driving with a suspended license. Little Rock, Arkansas, 2024. Police observed a white Mercury swerving on I-67 before merging onto I-40 and I-30. When officers attempted to stop, the driver threw a black bag out the window and continued at around 63 mph through a construction zone. The pursuit continued onto I-630, where officers executed a forced stop near mile marker two, bringing the vehicle to a halt. The driver, Marcus Fuller, was arrested at the scene. Remember your sign. Right before the two on 630. SHOW ME YOUR [ __ ] HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! GET [screaming] OUT! DRIVER, GET OUT! GET OUT! KEEP YOUR HANDS UP! TURN AROUND! TURN AROUND NOW! WALK BACK! WALK BACK! STOP! PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR SHOULDERS. On your shoulders. Lift your SHIRT UP. SPIN AROUND. KEEP SPINNING AROUND. Lay face on the ground. Man, you ain't thought of no right place to stop. You passed so many places to stop. I ain't even trying to hear that. I ain't even trying to hear you. Shut up! Shut up! A search of the discarded bag revealed a loaded Taurus 9 mm [music] handgun, 17 g of MDMA, 14 g of marijuana, 54 g of marijuana products, and various drug paraphernalia. Fuller was transported to the Pulaski County Jail and now faces multiple charges, including fleeing, [music] possession of controlled substances, weapons offenses, and evidence tampering. Mayflower, Arkansas, November 10th, 2023. Police observed a vehicle traveling 70 mph in a 35 zone on Highway 89 South. When signaled to stop, the driver, Matthew Carl Crockett, accelerated onto I-40 East, reaching over 120 mph, passing on the shoulder, and driving recklessly. 611 10-36 Adam 6 10-4 What I'm telling you is is 10-63 for Adam 6. 40 East bound approaching the county line. Stand by for 28. I'm following a gray SUV, newer model SUV. Stand by. Speed driven 120. What's your 20? 40 East just came into Blount County. What are you getting? Two zebra, Tom, young. Two is the two, V, T, Y. People, they're trying to get this transferred over to Troop A. Arkansas State Police emergency. Hi, I think I've got a state trooper uh trying to pull me over and I need like talk to him. Yes, sir, you're going to need to stop. I I've got an emergency. I've got to get home. I can't You have to stop, or else he's going to stop you. The Rock telling him to 620 the Rock telling him to 620 him out if he don't pull over. Sir, I can't After exiting the interstate and continuing to pass dangerously on Highway 365, Crockett was stopped by a vehicle stop maneuver on Lun Road and arrested at the scene. You're going to go to jail instead, so you need to stop. Will you tell him? Please. Oh, God. God damn it. Who's the driver? 365, direction 365 near Up Road. Stand by. 10-4 Put your hands [screaming] up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. Sir, what are you doing? I'm trying Okay, put your hands out. Okay. Okay, I got to come up underneath, okay? Turn around. Okay. Okay. Turn around. Listen to him. Put your left hand behind your back. >> Okay, that's fine. Will you My daughter is in danger right now. A later check confirmed there was no family emergency involved. He was charged with fleeing and sentenced to 12 months of supervised probation, along with two days in a local detention facility. Walton County, Georgia. A motorcycle with no license plate driven by Christopher Deaton fled when Deputy Bowling attempted a traffic stop. Deaton accelerated to over 130 mph on Highway 78, racing through Monroe, running red lights, and weaving dangerously. While attempting to cross the median, the bike lost control, throwing Deaton onto the roadway. He briefly resisted before being subdued with a taser. Hey, bro. There's a bunch of dope in that bag. Look at it. Mhm, not yet. Not Not quite yet, bro. We ain't got that far. I haven't got that far. Deaton was arrested and now faces seven charges, including felony fleeing, driving with a suspended license, no license plate, no insurance, expired registration, obstruction, and reckless driving. Lennox County, Arkansas, June 2nd, 2023. Police observed Brett Shoemaker, 52 years old, riding a motorcycle at 81 mph in a 55 zone on Highway 165. When signaled to stop, he ignored commands and accelerated, fleeing at speeds up to 118 mph, weaving through residential areas, and running multiple stop signs. 72 165 southbound just uh south of Toltec Road. They have orange motorcycle 972 Edward Nora, 972 EN. Got you. 72 received. 72 the Rock 10-30. Turning onto 13 south from Lebanon. Speed's at 112. Just passed Templeton, I think it was. Still uh East bound approaching West bound. Shoemaker repeatedly gestured defiantly during the pursuit before stopping near an intersection. He was subdued through a felony arrest procedure and transported to the Lennox County Detention Center. Passing Gibbs, he's trying to get me to pull up alongside of him. I'm not sure what's going on there. Slowed down to about 45. Now we're going back up to over 100. Direction established. 10-3 He's stopping right here. I'm going to try to get him out at gunpoint where it uh I can't tell you the John Sumpter, John Branch. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're a dumb ass, you know that? I will shoot you in the [ __ ] head if you move. Do you understand that? Put your left hand behind your back. >> Can't hear you, sir. Put your left hand behind your back. Behind your back. Stay just like that till I get you to do something else. Do you understand? I understand. Shoemaker now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, reckless driving, failure to obey stop signs, operating a motorcycle without a license, speeding, and second-degree terroristic threatening. Magnolia, Arkansas, December 6th, 2023. Magnolia police pursued a black Dodge Charger on US 79 and requested assistance from Arkansas State Police. The car driven by Troy Randleston Okay. reached 150 mph, repeatedly passing illegally and nearly causing head-on collisions while traveling through Stamps. I spiked him. I spiked him. The chase stretched across multiple counties with periods of losing and regaining sight of the vehicle. Spike strips were deployed on US 82 near Miller County Road 27. We stop. We stop. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. PUT YOUR [screaming] HANDS UP NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. ANYBODY WHO ELSE IS IN THE VEHICLE, GET ON the ground. Quit moving. Can't Can't move. Show me your hands. There's a passenger. Hey, I'M SORRY. GET ON THE GROUND. DON'T MOVE. I DON'T CARE. DON'T MOVE. MY BROTHER JUST DIED. DON'T MOVE. YES, SIR. Ain't nothing in THE CAR. MOVE. PUT YOUR HANDS OUT TO THE SIDE NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS OUT TO THE SIDE. Anybody else in the vehicle? My girl, bro. She She ain't got nothing to do with it. She just with me. You're going to do exactly what I say when I say it, okay? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. I'm just scared cuz my brother just died. >> I Put your head down now. I don't care. After the vehicle was stopped, officers arrested Randleston and passenger Jaylisha Thompson without further incident. Randleston was transported to Lafayette County and now faces charges including fleeing and aggravated assault. North Little Rock, Arkansas. An unexpected situation unfolded as officers were clearing the scene of a serious crash when they noticed a Nissan Altima stopped on the shoulder. I got all units that it's now 10-50 D3 for Adam 28. Going to be chasing a silver Nissan Altima with a stick tag. As they approached, the driver suddenly sped off reaching over 115 mph, driving recklessly before coming to a stop at McCain Mall as if nothing had happened. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Get on THE GROUND NOW. FORTUNATELY, NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. THE incident remains under investigation. These videos are not meant to glorify danger, but to serve as reminders of the value of safety, responsibility, and humanity. Whether as drivers, pedestrians, or simply bystanders, each of us can contribute to keeping the streets peaceful. True safety only comes when everyone respects the law and places human life above all else.