out EMS. Right down EMS. Fagatville, Arkansas, October 4th, 2025. Police spotted 23-year-old Dustin Palman driving a stolen Jeep at 92 mph on Interstate 49. We'll be southbound on Ste. What are you doing, dude? Evening sh We've gone far enough, bro. We'll be here. South D7. [music] >> When signaled to stop, he made a sharp turn onto exit 65, sped through several streets and lost control, crashing into a utility pole, causing the vehicle to overturn and ejecting the passenger. Pullman fled on foot, but was quickly tracked down by a K9 unit. Break down EMS. Break down EMS. Find him. Find him. Keep an eye on him. >> Gray sweatshirt went around the back. I've got one on the ground. Passengers on the ground. >> Stay still. Stay still. >> Stay still. >> Yes, ma'am. What's hurting on you? >> Everything. >> Okay. Okay. Stay still. Expedite EMS, please. >> I told him to stop, bro. >> You got one ejected and the driver went off behind just east of me. I'll get a straight. >> He left me, bro. >> Yeah, he did. >> [ __ ] >> Okay, you're okay. Hey, EMS isn't around. Okay. Everything's hurting on you. >> I can't I don't want to move. >> No, no, don't. Don't. >> Oh my god. Please, bro. What the [ __ ] >> No, not really. Y'all y'all y'all can head. Okay. Just hang tight. Okay, >> you're okay. I got you. I'm going to I'm going to stay here with it. What was he wearing? >> Gray hoodie. Had a backpack. What color was the backpack? >> Tan pants. >> Tan backpack. Pants. >> Pants. >> Short pants. >> Short pants. Probably shorts. Tan. And he had a ponytail. >> He also had a ponytail. And the witnesses advised possible firearm. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. >> Palman faces multiple charges including fleeing, assault, kidnapping, unauthorized use of a vehicle, theft by receiving, leaving the scene of an injury accident, and parole violation. He is being held at the Washington County Jail on a $100,000 bond. You got >> Little Rock, Arkansas, June 1st, 2025. Police observed a gray Honda Accord traveling 90 mph on Interstate 530. During the stop, the driver, 18-year-old Lamonte Thompson, refused to provide identification and suddenly accelerated, fleeing at 119 mph westbound on Interstate 30 while weaving dangerously through traffic. had a nice 37 530 northbound. See you guys. about the best coming up. We're about to slow down this traffic here. I'm getting through this traffic. Make sure nothing on me. Perfect. Officers successfully performed a vehicle stop technique near Scott Hamilton Drive, causing the Accord to slide into a ditch and come to a stop. TBI. TBI. Scott Hamilton. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. Stick them all the way out. Get your [ __ ] head out. Roll out. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Thompson and passenger Sharon Brian were taken into custody. A search of the vehicle revealed a Taurus 9mm handgun with an extended magazine. Thompson was transported to the Palaski County Jail and faces multiple charges, including fleeing by vehicle, unauthorized use of property, possession of a firearm, reckless driving, speeding, and driving without a license. on the ground. >> North Little Rock, Arkansas, October 13th, 2022. Police observed Christopher Shane Gayler riding a black sport motorcycle without a license plate on Asher Avenue and attempted a traffic stop. Gayler accelerated, fleeing at speeds over 100 mph, running multiple red lights and weaving through city streets before entering Interstate 630 and then Interstate 30. >> Asher Avenue and update way street speeds 80. >> [music] >> Coming up on Highway 176. Coming out on 176. He's driving in the oncoming lane back on the eastbound side on Highway 176. direction northeast. He's driving on to oncoming traffic right now. Copy. Northbound. When Gayler turned into a residential area near Chandler Street, he lost control, abandoned the bike, and fled on foot. During the arrest, a taser was deployed, which ignited flames after striking a gas can he was carrying in his backpack. Officers quickly extinguished the fire and rushed Gayler to the hospital. >> He's on foot. She crashed out. Get on the ground. HE'S ON FIRE. HE'S ON FIRE. GET A SANDWICH HERE. EXTINGUISHER. He later pleaded guilty to fleeing and was sentenced to 7 years of probation. Nearly a year later on September 10th, 2023, Gayler was killed in a car accident at the intersection of Asher Avenue and Maple Street. North Little Rock, Arkansas. January 23rd, 2025. Arkansas State Police assisted the North Little Rock Police Department in a pursuit involving a red Nissan Altea on Interstate 40. All right. 911. Near the 152mi marker, Sergeant Nathan Williams performed a vehicle [music] stop technique, causing the car to spin and crash. Ash into a concrete barrier before coming to a stop on the shoulder. Come out the window. Stand up. >> Turn around. Fight away from us. >> The driver identified as Christopher Burns and passenger Laquesha Brown were taken into custody at the scene. The case was turned over to the North Little Rock Police Department for further investigation and charges. Springdale, Arkansas, December 7th, 2025. Police spotted a blue Dodge Avenger traveling at 84 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 49. Heat. Heat. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver accelerated to flee, reaching a top speed of 134 mph before taking exit 67A and losing control, sliding into a roadside ditch. Passenger Eric Walder was detained at the scene while the driver, Julius Walker, fled on foot, but was quickly captured in a nearby wooded area. Walker was transported to the Washington County Jail and [music] faces charges of fleeing, kidnapping, reckless driving, speeding, and driving with a suspended license. West Memphis, Arkansas, January 11th, 2025. Police observed a white Nissan Armada driving through a blocked construction zone on Broadway Avenue before entering Interstate 55 southbound. When signaled to stop, the driver accelerated toward Memphis, reaching speeds over 105 mph and passing other vehicles along the shoulder. >> 1037 King Queen 6784 to southbound. Officers attempted a vehicle stop technique, but were unsuccessful. The Armada later lost control, crashed into a concrete barrier, and came to a stop in the middle of the lanes. and just hit wrecked out. Wrecked out and then in reverse. Show me your head. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> On 55 bridge. He's not showing me his hands. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Put your hands out the window. >> Stand up. Face away from me. STAND UP AND SHOW YOUR HANDS. >> Are you the only person inside the car? >> Yes, sir. >> Stand up. Face away from me. >> Face away from me. >> I don't know what to say. face away from me. >> Put your hands up. >> Walk back to me. Walk back to me. Stop. Stop. >> The passenger identified as Jerry Walker was taken into custody at the scene while the driver fled on foot across the bridge into Tennessee and escaped. A search of the vehicle revealed 28.7 g of marijuana and an open container of alcohol. Walker was transported to the Kittenden County Detention Center and charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of an open container of alcohol in a vehicle. >> Lawrence County, Arkansas, June 20th, 2024. Police located a stolen vehicle from Walmart in Pocahontas being driven by 36-year-old Sarah E. Bates. When officers attempted a traffic stop on US Highway 63, Bates accelerated, fleeing at speeds over 110 mph, running red lights and passing [music] vehicles dangerously. >> One is down. 103 pro us starting to take off. run the red light here. Water is taking off. It's 10:37 northbound on 63. [music] Stop the car right now. Pull the car over. She's armed. I don't think she is. I don't want to tear this boy's car up. Officers performed multiple pit maneuvers to bring the chase to an end. After the final pit maneuver, [music] the vehicle veered into a roadside ditch and came to a complete stop. >> So you don't get hurt, Sarah. Just stop the car. Heat. Heat. Heat. Look at me. Show me your hands, Sarah. Show me your hands. 63514 Road. Open the door and step out. Sarah, open the door and step out. Seth, get over here now. You see what I'm holding? Listen to me. Get over here. Turn around. Get down ON YOUR KNEES. FACE DOWN on the ground. Lay down like an airplane, arms out to your side. >> Bates was taken into custody at the scene and showed signs of drug impairment. She was transported to the Lawrence County Jail and charged with felony fleeing endangering others, reckless driving, driving while intoxicated drugs, vehicle theft, and several traffic violations. Damascus, Arkansas, September 4th, 2025. Police observed a black Dodge Ram reported stolen traveling southbound on Highway 65. When officers signaled for a traffic stop, the driver ignored the lights and sirens accelerating through a residential area during rainfall. To prevent further danger, officers performed a vehicle Stop technique causing the truck to spin and come to a stop on a grassy area. 637 with it. We're going 10:15. >> The driver, identified as Jeremiah Webb, fled on foot, but was quickly apprehended. The vehicle was returned to its owner. Webb was transported to Faulner County and charged with theft of property, fleeing by vehicle, driving without a license, and speeding. >> Washington County, Arkansas, June 12th, 2025. Police observed a black Cadillac driven by Michael Dorsy traveling 114 mph on Interstate 49 with no license plate light. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the driver accelerated, reaching speeds over 140 mph and weaving dangerously through traffic. Negative. We're driving the correct way now. approaching the 60s. Speed 135 northbound 60 northbound 62. Light traffic. You got 570 underneath walking. 1041. I'll take it from all the way back there. We're approaching the 70. That was inside lane. Fast lane. The cat lane right there. I can't tell if I got good hit or not. Pleasure. >> Officers performed a vehicle stop technique, causing the Cadillac to strike the median barrier, but the suspect continued driving the wrong way before returning to the correct lanes. A second pit maneuver later ended the pursuit near exit 73. >> Got tires going flat. Tires going flat. Everybody do a foot. Get up here. Heat. Heat. Hey It doesn't matter. Hey The driver was taken into custody along with an uninjured passenger. Dorsey claimed the accelerator had stuck, though medical evaluation showed no apparent injuries. He was transported to the Washington County Jail and charged with fleeing by vehicle, unauthorized use of property, driving the wrong way, running red lights, driving with a suspended license, and speeding. the right now. Stop. >> Hernando County, Florida. 3:26 2024. 11:57 p.m. While on patrol, deputies spotted a red sedan speeding down US19. Recklessly cutting off other vehicles, the road instantly turned into the stage of a dangerous pursuit where every swerve risked the lives of innocent drivers. Heat. Heat. Yes. To end the threat, officers executed two pit maneuvers, ultimately disabling the vehicle. But instead of complying, the suspect stepped out and brazenly challenged law enforcement on the spot. His defiance only ended once he was fully restrained. >> STOP THEING CAR RIGHT NOW. STOP. STOP THE CAR. >> STAY RIGHT [ __ ] THERE. YOU BETTER STOP. KEEP YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. STAY IN THE [ __ ] CAR. >> SIR, she's overdosing. >> Get on the [ __ ] ground right now. >> She's over. >> Get on theing ground. >> She's over. I'm driving her to the hospital. She's damn well. >> A search of the car uncovered methamphetamine, marijuana, and related paraphernelia. The suspect initially identified himself as Devon Allen Feifer, but records confirmed it was a false name. His true identity was revealed as Derek Michael Perry, an individual with a criminal history. Perry now faces a long list of serious charges, including fleeing and eluding, drug possession, resisting arrest, providing false identification, and driving with a suspended license. >> Clayton County, Georgia, August 1st, 2024. Clayton County deputies located a stolen vehicle and attempted to conduct a [music] traffic stop, but the driver accelerated and fled. The pursuit reached speeds over 100 mph along Old National Highway and Interstate 285, where the suspect repeatedly [music] weaved through traffic and nearly caused multiple collisions. Unbelievable. Every broken [music] my wait. No mislead right at 285. Don't charge back to Riverdale Road. Yeah, >> officers deployed spike strips, damaging the vehicle and blowing out its tires. But the driver continued to flee until a vehicle stop technique caused the car to lose control and come to a halt. P5 road. Oh, he's [screaming] down. He's down. He down. Go down. Go down. [screaming] Go. He's running. The suspect jumped out, fled on foot, and hid beneath an overpass. Inside the vehicle, deputies discovered cocaine and marijuana. The suspect escaped the scene and the investigation remains ongoing with the Clayton County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey there. >> Little Rock, Arkansas, November 26th, 2024. Police observed a black Jeep Renegade running a red light at the Fair Park exit on Interstate 630 and attempted a traffic stop. The driver, identified as McCra, initially pulled over before suddenly accelerating and fleeing through residential streets at high speed. Southbound here 12 tag Jackson a lightkinned black male black hoodie 14 traffic westbound. The pursuit ended when officers performed a vehicle stop technique near the intersection of West Charles Busy Avenue and South Harrison Street. Come up to Charles Buzzy and Harrison right there. The driver exited the vehicle, dropping a backpack and cell phone before fleeing on foot and escaping the scene. A search of the area revealed a Smith and Wesson 40 caliber handgun, approximately 4 g of crack cocaine, and documents belonging to Charles McCra Jr. The suspect faces charges including possession of narcotics with a firearm, theft of property, fleeing by vehicle, fleeing on foot, and multiple traffic violations. Little Rock, Arkansas, June 2nd, 2024. Police observed a green 2003 Suzuki GS motorcycle traveling 85 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 165. When signaled to stop, the rider accelerated, fleeing at speeds over 140 mph and continuing through multiple roadways. Heat. Heat. As the pursuit reached a curve on Jones Street, the rider lost control, overturned, and fell into nearby bushes. 1016. 1016. >> PUT YOUR HANDS [screaming] UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> Officers quickly rendered aid and called for medical assistance. The writer, identified as Jonathan Moore, sustained minor injuries and was transported to Baptist Health Little Rock. A records check revealed Moore's driver's license was suspended, his registration was expired, and he had no insurance. He faces charges of fleeing, speeding, reckless driving, no insurance, driving with a suspended license, and operating a motorcycle without an endorsement. >> Alma, Arkansas, April 21st, 2025. Alma police attempted to stop a Grom motorcycle traveling westbound on US Highway 64, but the rider accelerated and fled, turning onto Sunnyside Road. The pursuit continued for more than 10 minutes at speeds of about 55 mph with no other traffic present on the roadway. speed off there. We go. There's no sound there. >> At the intersection of Westville and Crawford Road, the rider identified as Brian Beacum lost control and crashed. Get your [ __ ] hands up. >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. If you move, I will shoot you. Do you understand me? >> I got across the road. >> This hand on top of your [ __ ] head. How [ __ ] stupid can you be? Don't be a [ __ ] warning. You're on a [ __ ] moped. >> Well, guess what? >> I tell you, stand up. It's >> in your pocket here. >> Legal gun? >> No, I don't. I have a knife in my pocket. >> He was taken into custody at the scene and transported to a hospital in Van Beern for treatment of minor injuries before being booked into the Crawford County Detention Center. Beacum faces charges of fleeing by vehicle causing injury, careless driving, no insurance, driving with a suspended license, no license plate, and speeding. Arkansas, October 5th, 2025. Police spotted a white Honda CBR 600 traveling at 90 mph on US Highway 412. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as 23-year-old Jimmy D. Townsend, accelerated to over 140 mph, weaving through traffic, driving into oncoming lanes multiple times, and running several red lights. go. The pursuit continued as he entered a dead end on South Turner, then turned around and sped northbound again. Officers blocked the roadway to protect pedestrians. Towns End did not slow down and crashed headon into a patrol vehicle, being thrown from the motorcycle. You're coming back up. He's down. He's down. >> You mean amulets? Shut your [ __ ] mouth. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. >> Oh my god, bro. Oh, please no. >> Shut up. >> You did it to yourself, you idiot. [crying] >> I can't move. >> Shut up. Sit yourself up. >> He was treated at the scene and transported to Washington Regional Medical Center. After being released from the hospital, Townsend was taken to the Washington County Jail, facing charges of felony fleeing, reckless driving, speeding, failure to stop for signals, and endangering the public. Texarana, Arkansas, July 25th, 2025. Police observed 19-year-old Caleb Nalon driving a white Ford Fusion at over 100 mph on Interstate 49. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver refused to stop and instead accelerated, turning onto US Highway 71, then south onto Old Blackman Ferry Road, reaching speeds over 110 mph and forcing several oncoming vehicles to swerve. No traffic 100 plus. >> Oh yeah. Hurricane. >> At a sharp curve. The vehicle lost control, veered off the road, and struck trees before coming to rest in an open field. Nylon was taken into custody at the scene without further incident. Go ahead. Behind you. >> A search of the vehicle revealed a digital scale with marijuana residue. Nalon was transported to the Miller County Detention Center and faces charges of fleeing by vehicle creating substantial risk of death along with multiple traffic violations. West Memphis, Arkansas, July 28th, 2025. Police observed a white Chevy Malibu speeding and weaving through traffic eastbound on Interstate 40. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the driver pretended to pull over before accelerating away, reaching speeds over 110 mph and repeatedly attempting to ram patrol units off the road. Heat. Heat. 28 city 10203 Charles 128 officers performed a vehicle stop technique causing the Malibu to crash into a guardrail and come to a stop near the 283 mile marker. Heat. Heat. Hey warning out. Get up. Get up. What? Get on. >> Walk back down. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming to the side of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming to the side of my Keep coming. Jump over back to your right. On your knees. On your face. up. CROSS YOUR FEET. RIGHT OVER LEFT. SORRY. You got a lot more worried about right now. >> The driver, Charles T. Glover and a passenger were taken into custody at the scene. Inside the vehicle, police found an open bottle of Hennessy and a [music] license plate that did not match the car. Glover was transported to the county jail and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, aggravated assault with a vehicle, and alcohol-related violations. Villa Rica, Georgia, March 13th, 2021. Police observed a black motorcycle being driven recklessly on Highway 61, repeatedly changing lanes and turning without signaling. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the rider, identified as Levette, looked back at the patrol car and accelerated, fleeing through multiple residential streets at high speed, passing vehicles in no passing zones and failing to stop at posted signs. The pursuit ended behind Villa Rica High School when Leette lost control and crashed on an open dirt lot. He attempted to pick up the bike to continue fleeing but was quickly subdued by officers >> trying to get back around. Get to the high school. 848 1050 1050. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. I'll hit your ass again. Roll up on your [ __ ] FACE. ON YOUR FACE. BEHIND YOUR BACK. BEHIND YOUR BACK. [ __ ] YOU BETTER PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your goddamn back. >> Don't you move. I'm going to beat the hell out of you. Do you understand me? Do you understand [screaming] me, >> sir? I didn't hear you. Sir, I didn't hear you. I didn't hear you. >> I didn't hear you. >> 95. Bill 95. >> Hey, turn this off. >> Shut up right now. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. >> I can't hear you. >> Well, good. You don't need to hear me right now. You hear me? You've been running for us for a month. >> For a month, >> sir. I can't hear you. >> I can't hear you. Shut my lights up. You good? >> You good? >> Press my head off. I can't hear you. Turn it off. Leette was taken into custody at the scene and treated for minor elbow injuries. He was transported to the Carol County Jail and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, running red lights, and several other traffic violations. >> Atlanta, Georgia, June 5th, 2025. Police located a red Dodge Challenger Scat Pack suspected to be stolen in a parking lot on Mount Vernon Highway. During inspection, officers discovered that the license plate on the vehicle did not match the registration records. The driver suddenly accelerated, [music] initiating a high-speed pursuit. >> And yes, confirm. The chase ended northbound on GA400 after officers successfully performed a vehicle stop technique. [music] >> Okay. Right before God dang it. You got me. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. PUT THEM UP. PUT HIM ON. [screaming] LEFT HAND ON THE DOOR. OPEN IT. Open it now. >> The driver identified as Brandon Barton and a passenger were taken into custody at the scene. The Challenger was confirmed to be a stolen vehicle. Barton faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, theft by receiving stolen property, improper tag display, unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, and possession of a schedule 2 controlled substance. Walk backwards. >> Perry County, Arkansas. July 12th, 2025. Arkansas State Police assisted the Perry Police Department in a pursuit involving a white SUV traveling at high speed from Faulner County into Perry County. Near Bethl Road, Trooper Ty Lynch took the lead position, monitoring the suspect driving recklessly and repeatedly, crossing into oncoming traffic. Before the pursuit entered a residential area in the town of Houston, officers successfully performed a vehicle stop technique, causing the SUV to lose control and come to a stop. >> Successful TV. The driver identified as Steven Isbourne was taken into custody at the scene and medically evaluated before being transported to the Perry County Detention Center. Isborn faces charges filed by the Perry Police Department, including fleeing by vehicle and reckless driving. Newport, Arkansas, April 18th, 2023. Arkansas State Police assisted the Newport Police Department in a pursuit involving a white Ford F-150 traveling over 90 mph in a 35 mph zone on Highway 367. The vehicle continued driving recklessly along Highway 18 before merging southbound onto US67. B13 Newport units. >> Hey, who's ever at the rear? Hang back and stop this traffic behind me. I'm going to get on the road on a slow roll traffic. Let's go ahead. At the 82 mile marker, officers caught up to the truck and forced it to pull over. >> Just pull it up a little more. Just pull it over. >> HEY. [screaming] HEY. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON the ground. The driver was safely taken into custody and transported to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office for a field sobriety evaluation as part of a driving while intoxicated investigation. The driver remains held at the Jackson County Jail, facing charges of fleeing, reckless [music] driving, and suspicion of driving while intoxicated. 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.