You don't know. Fort Smith, Arkansas, March 10th, 2025. Police observed a silver Chevrolet Malibu traveling over 110 mph on I540, driving recklessly and failing to stop when signaled. All right, we're still northbound. Speeds are 107. We're coming up to the six right lane. Speed 120. They're going to stop or not. We're not slowing down. 1037. Step off the TV. I'm going to try to stop by Kelly. >> Near the 6 mile marker. Officers executed a pit maneuver causing the vehicle to leave the roadway and come to a stop in the median. >> TBR. Hey, hands away from you. Face away from you. >> Get down. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Oh my gosh. I just got a call to my patient. It may be confirmed dead. EMS is there right now. >> I'm sorry. I had my husband there. I'm trying to get there. I'm on the phone with 911 right there. He's like, >> the driver, identified as Jennifer Hampton Higgins, was arrested at the scene. Inside the vehicle, police found 450 g of marijuana, 65 g of hydrocodin, and $2,18 in cash. She was charged with fleeing by vehicle creating danger, possession of narcotics with intent to distribute, and reckless driving. Washington County, Arkansas, March 1st, 2024. Grant Thomas, who had been released from prison just a few months earlier, was driving his sister's Ford Fusion at 80 mph in a 35 mph zone on West Vanzant Road. When police activated their lights and siren, he accelerated away, cutting through a residential yard before crashing into a drainage ditch and a large tree, causing the vehicle to catch fire. I'm on South out with a black fork. Car had him Henry board 53 Frank ran from me. Crashed out. >> Hands. Hands. Hands. Get on the ground. On the ground. How many others are in the car? >> Ma'am, are you okay? >> I think so. my mom's >> after you tried to kill her. You bet. >> Officers pulled Thomas and passenger Melissa Hitson from the car to safety before the flame spread. Thomas admitted to drinking liquor and beer, and a test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.4. Fuantra. He was arrested and taken to the Washington County Jail facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, driving while intoxicated, driving with a suspended license, and reckless driving. Little Rock, Arkansas's August 8th, 2023. Police responded to a 911 call about a man riding a bicycle on a busy highway, obstructing traffic. When Arkansas State Police trooper Shoemade approached, the cyclist suddenly moved into the active traffic lane, weaving between vehicles and carrying his bicycle across the barbed wire median. >> Stop. Stop. [screaming] Wow. He just got hit by a car. It's northbound. Can you stay with him? Stay with him a second. Did you hit him? Did Did he get in front of you? >> You heard me slam my brakes, but I did. >> No. No. And >> moments later, he was struck by a passing vehicle. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured and traffic on the highway was restored after authorities cleared the scene. Okay. Take one with me. >> Kittenden County, Arkansas. October 8th, 2024. Arkansas State Police stopped a black Kia traveling 86 mph in a 65 mph zone on I40. The driver, identified as Shern Reigns from Tennessee, initially cooperated but suddenly got back into the car and fled, stating he just wanted to get to a gas station. You stay right there. >> Don't leave this traffic stop. >> Don't leave this traffic stop. >> Don't leave this traffic stop. Don't leave it. >> Show me 10:37. This gentleman said he he wanted me to fall to a gas station. I told him not to leave the traffic stop. Got his car and left. What? Super >> 104. We're going about 50 miles an hour in the land to take an exit. Not sure if he wants me to TVI or see if he pulls into a gas station. Okay, we got >> 85. I'm direct on this. >> I'm direct on this radio traffic. The pursuit continued to the MLK Drive exit, a heavily populated area with both pedestrians and traffic, forcing police to execute a pit maneuver to end the chase. The Kia spun around, came to a stop, and Reigns was safely taken into custody. >> TV, now get out of the car. Get out of the car. Keep your hands in the air. Stay right where you're at. Don't you move. Walk to me. Get on your knees. Stop. Get on your knees. >> He was charged with fleeing, speeding, and failure to obey police commands. Little Rock, Arkansas. February 7th, 2024. Arkansas State Police located a black Dodge Challenger that had previously evaded officers traveling at high speed on I430 near I 630. We're rocking 50° 1.4. All right, let's keep going back towards Kenis. Let's make sure rocks aware. When the driver, identified as Davian Richards, attempted to turn near the Baptist hospital area, the vehicle lost control and struck a utility pole. >> All right, he just crashed out. >> About to get shot. I'm going to shoot you. Richards fled on foot, jumped over a wall approximately 5 ft high, and continued running through the hospital parking lot before being subdued with a taser. He was taken for medical evaluation, and then transported to the Palaski County Jail. Richards faces charges of fleeing by vehicle, fleeing on foot, no driver's license, fictitious tags, and active warrants for theft and trafficking of controlled substances. Texarana, Arkansas, January 17th, 2023. Police attempted to stop a motorcycle with a covered license plate and a rider not wearing protective eyewear on East Street. When emergency lights were activated, the driver, identified as Chanty Basham, looked back and accelerated away, reaching 67 mph and repeatedly changing speeds. Heat. Heat. While crossing into the oncoming lane to pass a car, Basham collided with the driver's side door as the vehicle turned turned left onto East 4th Street, causing him to be thrown onto the roadway. Basham sustained serious injuries and was transported to Wadley Regional Medical Center, while the car's driver suffered only minor injuries. >> Bentonville, Arkansas, April 4th, 2023. Arkansas State Police assisted the Benton County Sheriff's Office in pursuing a Black Ram 1500 on I49 South. The vehicle ignored commands to stop and continued traveling at 70 mph, even after running over spike strips at the 88 mile marker. >> 75. Our next is still southbound 60 mph. We see you guys coming back out. We got the bikes ready. Copy. No traffic. Oh, no traffic. outside. Near the 86 mile marker, officers executed a pit maneuver, causing the ram to spin, crash into a guardrail, and come to a stop on an exit ramp. The driver identified as 39-year-old Laren Row was arrested at the scene. Inside the vehicle, police recovered fentinel and cocaine and determined that Rorow was wanted nationwide for firstdegree domestic battery. Little Rock, Arkansas, August 30th, 2023. Arkansas State Police assisted the North Little Rock Police Department in pursuing a stolen vehicle on I30 West. Space 22 in front. When the vehicle turned on to I 630, officers executed a pit maneuver, causing it to spin 360°, but the driver continued to flee. Get out. Get out. Negative. It was not a good TV. Still going westbound. Getting off high street. Leader street southbound UF Boulevard primary look like K95 secondary third. They try to get back up. on time. No traffic. >> The driver, identified as Dominic Quenton, drove the wrong way on Pine Street at approximately 70 mph through a residential area before crashing into a guardrail at the dead end of 21st Street. He fled on foot, resisted arrest, and was found with a small bag containing a substance suspected to be marijuana. >> Quentyn was charged with theft by receiving, fleeing by vehicle, possession of a controlled substance, wrongway driving, and failure to obey traffic signals. Roger. >> McCroy, Arkansas, May 28th, 2024. Arkansas State Police assisted the Woodruff County Sheriff's Office in a pursuit on State Highway 145 after the suspect vehicle sped through downtown McCroy. The driver, identified as Barbara Armfield, ignored commands to stop and continued accelerating on US Highway 64 despite officers closing in and signaling her to pull over. >> G36 is also on scene. Pull it over. It's >> going to be a tan Kia Tennessee temporary queen 97 Robert Lincoln 9 David. >> Hey you involved. She I pulled up beside her. She's not acknowledging me and she will not pull over. >> 60 mph. >> To eliminate the danger, police performed a forced stop maneuver causing the vehicle to spin out and become surrounded. See your hands. Don't rush. Go. >> 836. >> Armfield was arrested at the scene and faces charges including fleeing by vehicle, driving without a license, no insurance, speeding, and resisting arrest. Johnson County, Arkansas, February 2nd, 2023. Tamil Gunter, 32 years old, was driving a red Dodge Charger at over 130 mph on I40 West, repeatedly turning off the lights to avoid detection. 882 zebra x-ray x-rays black out on 1037 at the 13th. >> Hey, we're coming up on you. Exit 13. Police pursued him for more than 30 m through dense fog before Gunter was stopped by a vehicle stop maneuver at the 13-mi marker. Get your >> We got him pitted out. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Inside the vehicle, officers found a handgun and a duffel bag containing multiple bags of marijuana, digital scales, and plastic packaging materials. Gunter admitted that all the drugs and equipment belonged to him. He was arrested and transported to the Johnson County Detention Center facing charges of fleeing by vehicle creating danger, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, reckless driving, and extreme speeding. >> Joplin, Missouri, October 2nd, 2024. A 20 TW Volkswagen Jetta previously known for fleeing from police was stopped on suspicion of driving under the influence. When signaled to pull over, the driver accelerated again, fleeing through residential neighborhoods and busy intersections, prompting officers to deploy multiple units to contain the pursuit. We're heading along the rear track head west off again. Don't give me directions. I can do it. Go, go, go. Just go. This how you lose. He's going east on 21st in Virginia. >> I got second. Still a song from the tires northbound on >> 404. We got pitching eastbound on 20th. Go. >> 413. I'm coming up to Coming over the bridge. Smoking hard. Speed 80. The chase ended when the Jetta collided with another vehicle at the intersection of E20th Street and S Connecticut Avenue. >> Collision 20th in Connecticut. Let me see it. Let me see your put in [screaming] park. Yep. >> Turn your sirens off. >> Turn your sirens off. >> Keep walking back. Back. Back. Back to your right. Two to your right. >> All right. Get on the floor. >> On the ground. belly. >> Two civilians were injured, one of whom was struck by a spare tire that flew off during the crash. A search of the vehicle revealed a piece of burnt foil suspected to be drug paraphernalia. The driver was charged with felony fleeing, driving under the influence, and possession of drug paraphernalia and was later sentenced to 7 years in prison. Lee County, Florida, April 8th, 2025. Police responded to a report of a stolen SUV traveling on US 41. When officers saw the dark-colored vehicle speeding on SR78, the driver initially stopped, but suddenly accelerated away, reaching over 100 mph, crossing lanes multiple times, and turning off all headlights and tail lights. Romeo 97. Beautiful. Headed back westbound. 12 west 785 to 75 traffic. Go. You are in forever. That's your cross straight right now. He's going to try to make a right under. We're going westbound on Delicate. Hey Mars, we check with aviation. back over there. Not easy on traffic. Hey on five coming up to a Keep going. >> Police carried out two vehicle stop maneuvers during the pursuit, causing the SUV to spin and come to a complete stop on the shoulder of SR78. The driver, identified as Colton Dean Smith, was taken into custody at the scene without incident. Get the [ __ ] out of the car. Hands up. Get out. Get out. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Do it now. A search at the scene revealed a firearm in a glass pipe with suspected drug residue. Smith stated he had used cocaine a few hours earlier had no valid driver's license and fled because he was on probation. He was taken to the hospital for evaluation before being booked into the Lee County Jail, facing charges of fleeing, driving with a suspended license, possession of a controlled substance, and unlawful possession of a firearm. 2017 >> West Memphis, Arkansas, February 4th, 2024. Three suspects from Tennessee, Del Toro Campbell, Daryl Gaither, and Curtis Price were arrested after driving a stolen Nissan Maxima suspected to be connected to a theft from the Ulta store in Jonesboro. Arkansas State Police pursued the vehicle, which was traveling over 120 mph eastbound on I40 toward Memphis. >> She took the eight. Took me the eight. >> 277 eastbound in traffic. Drive on shoulder just 100 yards behind her. Wait till we get out of some of this traffic. She almost hit a officer in the rear end. 21 traffic curve. She wrecked out. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. >> Dave, she regained it. She had the guard. Regain it. Soon we get out of this traffic. Stop. Regain. I got a little bit of traffic. I'm trying not to rear anybody with the car. Shoulder. I'm trying to catch up. 878. Crap. Come on now. Get some of this traffic out of my way. I know where this place is. 40 40 We're going to get out of some of this traffic and see if I can stop. I didn't want to get backed up by some of the traffic. At mile marker 283, the Maxima lost control, crashed into a concrete wall, and came to a stop. >> 283. She's trying to get back into it. Inside the vehicle, police found stolen merchandise, narcotics, psychedelic mushrooms, ecstasy pills, a loaded Glock handgun, and a key programming device. One trooper was involved in a minor crash during the pursuit. All three suspects were taken into custody and transported to the Kittinden County Detention Center facing multiple charges including theft of property, possession of narcotics and firearms, and [music] fleeing by vehicle. >> West Memphis, Arkansas, July 20th, 2024. Arkansas State Police pursued a black Ford Mustang reported for reckless driving and nearly causing a collision at the intersection of Broadway and MLK Drive. The vehicle accelerated to over 100 mph, racing through several streets before turning on to I-55 North Service Road. >> Black Mustang 21. 70 or you're coming back towards sideways. >> As the chase approached MLK Drive, police executed a successful pit maneuver, bringing the Mustang to a stop. >> TDR TV. Two suspects fled on foot across a field but were quickly apprehended. The driver was identified as Kylin Cunningham and the passenger as Trayvon Bernett, both 23 years old and from Tennessee. Inside the vehicle, police found a loaded Taurus handgun, several car keys, a programming device, and marijuana. Both men face charges including fleeing, theft of property, and unlawful possession of a firearm. Little Rock, Arkansas, May 5th, 2023. Arkansas State Police observed a white Toyota Camry speeding on I30 before turning on to I 630. When signaled to stop, the driver ignored the lights and accelerated away, running red lights and fleeing through several busy intersections. We're on 107. We're on the service road westbound. Get back on 630 West. Stand by. We're back on service road turning right on Broadway. Going north on Broadway. Let LRPD know he just got struck by a vehicle. Broadway 8. Broadway 8. Crashed it. Taco Bell. Traction Chick-fil-A. Crash at Chick-fil-A. I've got a black male run in all black clothing. The Camry struck another vehicle, then crashed into the outdoor dining area of a Chick-fil-A on Broadway before coming to a stop. The driver fled on foot, knocking over a pedestrian, but was quickly subdued. He smelled strongly of alcohol and was found carrying a small bag of marijuana. The suspect was charged with multiple offenses, including felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, criminal mischief, speeding, and leaving the scene of an accident. Kansas. August 11th, 2024. A gray Toyota Camry driven by Dominic Williams was observed traveling 72 mph in a 55 mph zone on I 630 West. When signaled to stop, Williams accelerated, ran multiple red lights in heavy rain, and reached speeds of 125 mph. Where is 6:30? Speed 68 right now. >> He's a great man. I can't reach member. I can't remember traffic. UAV seated Please turn your light over. Make sure Welcome to wardrobe. The pursuit ended when the Camry struck a utility pole and collided with two parked vehicles on theer street. >> Connect the phone and try again. You messed up. You messed up. Where are you at, buddy? >> I'm 1015. I'm walking back up the hill. >> Williams fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. He was charged with fleeing by vehicle, creating danger, criminal mischief, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, and speeding. Dumas Aransos. November 29th, 2023. A black Cadillac traveling over 100 mph on US Highway 65 led to a pursuit involving Arkansas State Police and the Desha County Sheriff's Office. Near East Chalkaw Street, officers executed a pit maneuver, bringing the vehicle to a stop on the roadside. for you initiated or we assisted. >> We assisted. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. 386 young John Henry. 63 26 Shake County 10375 still northbound. Speed 100 one to six to the SH one. Go ahead. Hey, get on the [ __ ] ground. Put on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the ground. >> Come on the [screaming] ground. Get on the ground. >> Clear that vehicle. Clear that vehicle. Clear that vehicle. Clear the vehicle. Clear the vehicle. Clear the vehicle. Get on the car. >> Hand back. >> The driver identified as Stephanie Jones quickly surrendered and was taken into custody at the scene. She was turned over to county authorities. No one was injured and property damage was estimated at about $500. Cersei, Arkansas. July 8th, 2024. Arkansas State Police working with the White County Sheriff's Office pursued a gray Dodge Charger traveling over 120 mph on State Highway 267. When authorities deployed spike strips and attempted to stop the car before it entered the Cersei area, the Charger made minor contact with both a county patrol vehicle and an ASP unit while being forced to stop. Get out right now. Get out of your face. Get out. Get down on your face. Stay on the ground. The driver and passenger were taken into custody at the scene without further incident. The driver was transported to the White County Jail facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, possession of a controlled substance under 4 ounces, reckless driving, and exceeding the speed limit by more than 15 mph. Lenoke County, Arkansas, August 28th, 2023. Police observed Jirroy Fininks driving a white Toyota Tundra at 67 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 70. When signaled to stop, Fin accelerated away, lost control while turning on to Kerr Road, and crashed into a sign and several AT&T connection boxes before running off into a field. There we go. Hey, get back here. Get over here. Get over here. Get on the ground. 78. [music] >> Fin was arrested at the scene uninjured and stated he didn't know why he fled. The telecommunications equipment sustained significant damage with costly repairs expected. Fin was charged with fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, speeding, [music] and driving without a valid license. North Little Rock, Arkansas, August 26th, 2023. Police observed a gray Ford Mustang swerving on Morning Glory Road and attempted to stop the vehicle. When emergency lights and siren were activated, the driver, identified as Perry Ford, accelerated through a residential area at about 45 mph before being forced to stop on E46 Street. Hey, put your [ __ ] hands up. [screaming] Put your [ __ ] hands up. Turn the car off. >> Get out. [ __ ] car. >> Turn the car off. Roll the window down. Roll the window down. >> Hands up. >> You crawl out of the front. You crawl out of that freaking car. You crawl out. Uhuh. Keep your hand up. Crawl out of the car. >> Crawl out. Crawl out. Rock 46. >> Get on the ground. Crawl up here. >> Get on the ground. On the ground. On the ground. your neighborhood, bro. >> That's what you doing. You speed up. >> Ford climbed over the hood of the car in an attempt to flee, but was quickly apprehended at the scene. Inside the vehicle, officers found a bag of marijuana and a digital scale in the center console. He was transported to the Palaski County Jail, facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, creating danger, possession of a controlled substance, driving with a suspended license, and no valid insurance. Benton County, Arkansas, December 10th, 2024. Zachary Dutton was driving a gray Toyota Avalon at 90 mph on I49 when spotted by police. When signaled to stop, he accelerated away, drove through a parking lot, struck a sign, and continued at 60 mph through a school zone before losing control, veering into a ditch and crashing into a building under construction. 1037 going through both. Going back out on central going uh speed right on 72 orient back up. >> I just ran a curb and crashed through a sign. We're going down towards Sugar Creek. I believe you may have just clipped another vehicle. >> Oh, he just overturned here at Sugar Creek. Hey, show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Hold on. >> Stick your hands out the window. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Dutton was arrested at the scene while passenger Caitlyn Brown suffered a broken neck and was transported for emergency treatment. Inside the vehicle, police found a syringe containing meth and a bag of crystal powder along with evidence of drug use. Dutton faces multiple charges, including fleeing, causing serious injury, possession of narcotics, reckless driving, and property damage. [music] >> North Little Rock, Arkansas, October 12th, 2023. Zachary Pate was driving a silver vehicle westbound on I40 at 112 mph before turning off all headlights and tail lights while fleeing. As he attempted to exit onto Military Road, the vehicle lost control, struck a sign, and crashed into a guardrail, coming to a stop after a heavy impact. >> It's a silver Toyota Pro. Squeeze 114. Traffic medium Arkansas. Adam Charles John one standby. He blacked out on me. Still 40 west flame. Pass him on the left shoulder. I'm taking the 150. >> He just went through the median. Crashed out. >> He crashed. Hey, let me see your [ __ ] hands. Hands. Hands. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the ground right now. Stay there. Passenger on the ground. Is there anybody else in that car? Two more people. Are they hurt? Police arrested Pate along with two passengers, Bo Robinson and Hunter Moore. Moore suffered serious injuries due to not wearing a seat belt and all three were transported to the hospital. Inside the vehicle, officers found open alcohol containers including peach crown royal and twisted tea. Pat was charged with fleeing by vehicle causing serious injury, reckless driving, speeding, driving without lights, possession of alcohol by a minor, and seconddegree battery. Both passengers were cited for not wearing seat belts and underage possession of alcohol. North Little Rock, Arkansas, March 24th, 2023. Police attempted to stop a Ford EOSport with an expired tag from October 2022 on the I30 East exit to Broadway. When emergency lights and siren were activated, the driver, identified as James Shelby, accelerated away through multiple streets and parking lots, nearly striking a pedestrian on West Fifth Street. All right. All right. up. Going westbound on east. about to cross main north of Maine. Shelby turned into a parking lot and was apprehended at the scene. Inside the vehicle, police found approximately 114 g of marijuana divided into two small bags. and Shelby admitted he had purchased it to resell. He was transported to jail facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, possession of a controlled substance, driving with a suspended license, and no vehicle registration. Little Rock, Arkansas, December 10th, 2024. Arkansas State Police observed a grey Mercedes traveling 81 mph in a 60 mph zone on I 630. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as Chica Kanyanu, accelerated to 90 mph on University Avenue, weaving through heavy traffic before sideswiping a Silverado and coming to a stop on Berkshire Drive. go. Ekki and Yan Wu was arrested at the scene and stated he was just trying to get to a friend's house. He was taken for medical evaluation and then booked into the Pilaski County Jail, facing charges of felony fleeing, leaving the scene of an accident, speeding, and reckless driving. >> Pineluff, Arkansas, March 28th, 2024. Police observed a red Dodge Challenger traveling 81 mph in a 45 mph zone on US Highway 65B. When lights and siren were activated, the driver identified as David Christopher Horn accelerated away, reaching over 135 mph and repeatedly passing vehicles in the opposite lane. All right, he just lost the light. Still just got slowed down by traffic. Thank you. Six Franklin won't be on foot. >> At the intersection of 6th Avenue and Franklin Street, Horn lost control, ignored a stop sign, and drove into a roadside ditch. He fled on foot, fell several times, and was quickly taken into custody. Horn was transported to the Dub Brecell detention center, facing charges of felony fleeing, creating substantial danger and multiple other traffic violations. Flashing lights and sirens are not an invitation to test your speed. The streets are not a racetrack, and the police are not spectators cheering you on. No matter how fast your car is, the radio and coordination of law enforcement are even faster. Running only makes the consequences worse. 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