[music] >> TBR TBR 40 South into the cable. Searcy, Arkansas, December 10th, 2024. Police observed Dontarius Gordon driving a 20 22 white Dodge Challenger on Highway 67 at speeds over 120 mph, weaving dangerously through traffic. The pursuit peaked when officers executed a PIT maneuver at approximately 126 mph, sending the car spinning into cable barriers and bringing it to a stop. TBR TBR 40 South into the cable. HANDS RIGHT THERE, HANDS. DON'T RUN. WANT TO FIGHT? COME HERE. SAY POLICE. GORDON FLED ON FOOT, RESISTING ARREST, but was ultimately subdued with assistance from a bystander. He now faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges, including fleeing, resisting arrest, drug possession, and reckless driving. Ashdown, Arkansas, February 1st, 2025. Ashdown police observed a red Chevrolet Silverado traveling 80 mph in a 40 zone and attempted to stop. The driver, John Clark, accelerated southbound on US 71 before merging onto I-30 and I-369 in Texas. The chase exceeded 100 mph as Clark weaved dangerously through traffic. Going under arrest right now. I'm driving. They going under arrest right 10-4. Car ahead. Cars. Near Westlawn Drive, Arkansas State Police executed a successful PIT maneuver, sending the Silverado into a concrete barrier and cable guardrail. TBR TBR 4-3. Going clear. Clark fled on foot across the interstate, but was quickly apprehended by Texas DPS and supporting units. The vehicle was confirmed stolen and Clark was driving on a suspended license. He now faces numerous charges, including fleeing, theft of property, and reckless driving. Conway, Arkansas, July 2nd, 2024. Arkansas State Police assisted as Conway Police and Faulkner County deputies pursued a 1998 maroon GMC pickup truck. 3-30 They're turning They're turning onto Rainy Hill. They're turning onto Rainy Hill. All right, we're going to approach this. I'm going to approach this. I'm primary. When the vehicle turned onto State Highway 25 North, officers closed in and carried out a vehicle stopping technique. The maneuver forced the truck off the roadway, where it came to rest damaged along the shoulder. TBR start 10-6. The driver, identified as Wyatt Wynn, fled on foot and attempted to discard a firearm, but was quickly subdued. He was treated at the scene before being transported to the Faulkner County Jail, where he faces multiple charges, including assault, fleeing by vehicle, fleeing on foot causing injury, and weapons possession. Mountain Home, Arkansas, August 17th, 2025. Police spotted a red motorcycle with no license plate driven by Matthew Sexton. When signaled to stop in the AutoZone parking lot, Sexton ignored commands and sped away through intersections, running stop signs, and reaching more than 65 mph on North Street. While turning around on Highway 5, officers were forced to block the motorcycle to bring it to a stop. Sexton was arrested at the scene with only minor scrapes to his ankle. Get off the bike. GET OFF THE BIKE. He was taken to the hospital for evaluation before being booked into the Baxter County Jail. Records showed Sexton had a felony warrant dating back to 2014 and now faces additional charges, including fleeing, speeding, and driving on a suspended license. Yeah, I got eyes on him. Ashley County, Arkansas, May 18th, 2024. Police received information from Louisiana about a vehicle fleeing toward Arkansas on Highway 165. As it passed through Wilmot, the car accelerated and repeatedly crossed into oncoming lanes, forcing other drivers to take evasive action. Going on the left. AF31 going direct now. We're on 165. I'm doing about 107 and he tried to hit me a while ago. 5504 and 34 pursuit northbound 165. The gold Ford van, Louisiana 257 George Robert Sam 257 George Robert We're northbound speed 105 and 30. Here we go. We got him. I'm sorry about that. 257 George Robert Sam 257 George Robert Sam Louisiana. 257 George Robert Sam 257 George Robert Nashville 165. We did sign for After nearly 10 miles of pursuit, officers found a safe opportunity to execute a precise vehicle stop tactic, causing the car to spin out, leave the roadway, and roll multiple times before coming to a halt. Here we go. TV uh TV uh Vehicle rolled over vehicle rolled over here 165 northbound. 10-4. Y'all don't rush the vehicle. Do not rush the vehicle. Call them out. The driver was identified as Marquise Mason, who was subdued on scene and transported for medical evaluation before being booked into the Ashley County Jail. He now faces multiple charges, including fleeing, aggravated assault, reckless driving, speeding, wrong-way driving, driving with a suspended license, and no insurance. West Memphis, Arkansas, January 14th, 2024. Police attempted to stop a red passenger van with a loose temporary tag on Martin Luther King Drive. The driver initially appeared to pull over, but quickly accelerated away, reaching more than 100 mph and running multiple stop signs. 39's 10-37. The vehicle headed toward East Broadway and then merged onto Interstate 55. At mile marker two, Trooper Darrin Evans executed a forced stop, bringing the van to a halt. Which way you run? Which way? Which way? He went that way. This way? Yeah, no, I'm fine. The driver fled the scene on foot, abandoning the vehicle. Inside, officers found a Tennessee ID card belonging to Clement Jackson of Memphis. The vehicle was later confirmed stolen and was towed to an impound lot. Springdale, Arkansas, early morning of January 11th, 2025. Springdale police pursued a vehicle driven by Jason Garcia along Sunset Avenue before it merged onto southbound I-49. The chase began at about 60 mph and escalated to 100 as additional units joined in. Near mile marker 56, a state trooper executed a PIT maneuver, sending Garcia's vehicle into a cable barrier and bringing it to a stop. He was ordered out of the car and quickly taken into custody by Springdale police. Hands! Hands out the window! Put your phone down. Put your phone down and get out of the car with your hands up. If you run, a police dog's going to bite you. Do you understand me? >> Both hands out the door! Out the hands up! Get out of the car! Stop reaching! Drop whatever's in your hand. Drop it. Keep your hands up. All right. Keep your hands up. Up! Put them up! Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. Walk back. Take five steps to the right. Stop. Step right. Step right. Step right. Keep stepping right. Stepping right. A search of the vehicle revealed an open case of beer and an empty Glock 19X gun case, though no firearm was found. The damaged cable barrier was reported for repair. Saline County, Arkansas, April 13th, 2023. Deputies spotted a blue Chevy Trailblazer on Highway 167 showing signs of impaired driving. Is it the car with flashers on? 10-4 with flashers on right there at your exit right now. 10-4. Let me get past you. This one with flashers on, correct? When the vehicle fled onto northbound I-530, officers successfully deployed spike strips at the Bingham exit. Despite damaged tires, the driver refused to stop, forcing troopers to close in. Chase spinning out 530 northbound. Stand by one. A precision intervention maneuver spun the Trailblazer sideways and brought it to a halt, though the slight collision caused damage to a patrol car. The suspect was subdued at the scene and the pursuit ended safely. West Memphis, Arkansas, March 3rd, 2023. Police received a report of a stolen 2016 red GMC Sierra taken from Shell Lake in St. Francis County. Minutes later, the truck was spotted traveling nearly 100 mph on I-40 in wet conditions. Okay. When officers activated lights and sirens, the driver accelerated, forcing troopers to execute a forced stop that caused the truck to spin out and veer off the roadway. The suspect was arrested on scene. Successful PIT. Successful pit. Let me SEE YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. ONE CROSSBAR. ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. DO IT NOW. ROLL YOUR WINDOW DOWN. DO IT NOW. ROLL YOUR PASSENGER SIDE. DO IT NOW. KEEP ROLLING. OPEN THE DOOR AND STEP OUT WITH YOUR HANDS OUT. THE DRIVER WAS identified as 19-year-old Jeremiah Green of Memphis, Tennessee. He had no valid driver's license and was wanted in Shelby County for property theft. Green was booked into the Crittenden County Detention Center on multiple charges, including theft by receiving, fleeing, reckless driving, and speeding. Baxter County, Arkansas, November 9th, 2024. Nicholas Koskinen, driving a silver SUV, attempted to flee from a sobriety checkpoint on County Road 69. When officers activated their lights, Koskinen accelerated to over 70 mph, swerving into oncoming lanes, and nearly causing multiple head-on crashes. He's turned around. He's heading back towards Baker. He's heading back towards 69 now. There's a white fog on the interstate. This vehicle 958 Police executed several PIT maneuvers, but the SUV repeatedly regained control and continued fleeing. CDI CDI They just threw something out right there. Log it. Amid the chaos, Koskinen even leaned halfway out of the vehicle. After the final intervention, the SUV lost control, was forced onto the shoulder, and came to a complete stop. Get your [ __ ] hands out. GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS OUT. GET THE [ __ ] CAR. GET THE [ __ ] car out. GET YOUR HANDS OUT. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. KOSKINEN RESISTED VIOLENTLY BEFORE BEING restrained in handcuffs. A search of the vehicle uncovered marijuana, marijuana gummies, marijuana wax, syringes, and multiple capsules were suspected to contain fentanyl. He now faces numerous charges, including felony fleeing, DWI, reckless driving, possession of controlled substances, and resisting arrest. Little Rock, Arkansas, February 23rd, 2024. Arkansas State Police responded to a request for assistance from North Little Rock Police during a pursuit on I-30. A trooper quickly joined when he spotted a blue Chevrolet Malibu, Arkansas plate, being chased westbound near Guyer Springs. Thanks. Yeah, that's 36. Still westbound, light traffic. How's that for a 10-18? Any description there? I'm not actually sure what it is. It's a little gray Mazda car. David 7, it's a Chevy. Looks to be a coal boat. Alpha Julia whiskey 56 Bravo I'm 10-18. Can't look. I'm 10-18. I'm coming up on you guys. 7 water, did you get all that description? King 4, it's coming back on a blue Chevy Malibu. out of Little Rock 7, did you get him up on your radar? I'm going to make Little Rock 10-37. King 4 As the Malibu exited the interstate onto Guyer Springs, officers closed in and executed a precise vehicle stopping maneuver, causing the car to lose control and stop right on the off-ramp. 7 6, we're taking the 133. State 4, we're CDI. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> [screaming] >> SHOW ME SHOW ME YOUR SHOW ME YOUR HEY JACKSON, hang on. Boss is moving backwards. 8 4, he's actually moving backwards. Door, open the [ __ ] Door, open the [ __ ] >> Get out of the car now. Do you have a weapon? Keep your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Where's your weapon at? Where's the I'll say over there. Where's your gun at? The driver, identified as Jerry Irving, was immediately taken into custody and handed over to North Little Rock Police. The pursuit ended safely with no injuries or additional damage reported. Memphis, Tennessee, May 11th, 2025. Arkansas Police spotted a blue Hyundai Elantra with Arkansas plates suspected of being connected to a robbery in West Memphis. When followed, the vehicle accelerated beyond the speed limit and headed toward the bridge into Tennessee. Yeah, yeah, go, go, go, go, go. We tried to pit. They're in the Tennessee now. What do you got? Super loud exhaust. Hopefully he was on the right side of the road. I know. What's your 10-40? He just crossed the bridge. He uh south now. Please try again. Put the hazard lights on. You need to stop. Yeah, they're still fleeing. I think we're close enough to get a stop. Calling Carley Glenn F F A mobile. He's driving. 10-50 before he stops. 35. Try to get him to stop. 10-22. I think he's going south on 64. All units be careful. 50 miles an hour 15 miles an hour. I'm probably going to fix that. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no. Break it down. Go, go. On I-55, the car reached speeds of over 100 miles per hour. The first PIT maneuver attempt failed, but near mile marker nine in Memphis, a second maneuver succeeded, spinning the car into a cable barrier. Go, go. We're going to keep going on foot. One male on foot. You ready? Hold on. Stop, stop. Don't drive all the way up there. Get your hands out of the vehicle. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. HOLD ON, hold on. Keep your hands up. We're just passing exit 11 southbound on I-55. One male running from here. Can you get a clothing description? I think white pants, white male. Hands up. Keep walking towards me. We're going to bring him past. Hold on. We're going to bring him past this, okay? You're going to I'm going to take control of Immediately after, a rear passenger fled on foot across the interstate, while the driver pulled over and surrendered. The driver was identified as Joe N. Carter of Paducah, Kentucky, who claimed he was forced to flee at gunpoint by the passenger. Carter was taken to the hospital before being handed over to the Memphis Police Department. The passenger, Phillip David Harris, was captured after hiding in an abandoned house. He had multiple warrants and was linked to the earlier robbery. West Memphis, April 16th, 2025. Arkansas State Police spotted a black Kia Optima with expired Tennessee plates. When signaled to stop, the driver ignored the order, accelerating to over 100 miles per hour on I-40 eastbound and entering a construction zone. To prevent further danger, troopers executed a tactical maneuver, but the Kia continued speeding, its hood flying up against the windshield. TVR, TVR, TVR. Get ready. Felony takedown. TVR. Damn, there we go. Now, they're taking that car off. A second tactical maneuver forced the car into a concrete barrier, bringing it to a complete stop. You ready? You ready? You ready? Turn around. Watch Let me see YOUR [ __ ] HANDS. HANDS. >> [screaming] >> HANDS. HANDS. OKAY, KEEP HOLDING WHILE I TURN THE SIREN OFF. Hands up. KEEP HIS HANDS UP. TURN AROUND. Turn around. TURN AROUND. HANDS UP. WALK BACK. KEEP YOUR HANDS up and walk back. Hands up and walk back. Keep them up. Keep them up. Keep your [ __ ] hands up. Do you hear me? If I yell, stop, GET DOWN. THE DRIVER, identified as Ronald B. Dortch of Memphis, Tennessee, was subdued and taken into custody. He now faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing, resisting arrest, speeding, driving with a revoked license, no insurance, and expired registration. Forrest City, Arkansas, November 9th, 2024. Tamra LaRue stole a Mercedes Sprinter ambulance from the Forrest City Medical Center and drove it westbound on I-40. When officers located the vehicle near mile marker 225, LaRue refused to stop, accelerating and weaving among semi-trucks on the interstate. Near mile marker 217, concerned the vehicle would enter the residential area of Brinkley, troopers closed in and executed a PIT maneuver. The ambulance spun out of control and came to a stop on the north shoulder. >> [music] >> After officers secured the scene and deployed a drone, LaRue emerged from a tree line and surrendered. LaRue was transported for medical treatment before being booked into the Saint Francis County Detention Center. She now faces multiple charges, including fleeing by vehicle and on foot, theft, obstruction, driving with a suspended license, and numerous traffic violations. Yell County, Arkansas, February 13th, 2025. Police observed a gray Nissan Altima with expired tags driven by Armando Zamora. Despite multiple safe opportunities to pull over, Zamora continued along rural roads at moderate speeds, but refused to stop when ordered. We're still rolling past the Smith Lane. >> On a clear stretch of State Highway 28, officers executed a PIT maneuver at approximately 43 mph, spinning the Altima out and bringing it to a stop. Zamora initially barricaded himself inside, refusing to unbuckle, but was forcibly removed and safely taken into custody. Get your hands out the window. Hands out the window. Get your hands out the window. Listen to me. Because you're not stopping. I can't stop there. Get out of the car. >> feel safe to stop there. What are you talking about? WHY ARE YOU GETTING GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. OKAY, but Unbuckle with your right hand and step out. >> Why are you doing this? Like, for real, like Because you didn't stop. >> going to tase me? >> Yes. Get out of the car. Well, let me go. Put right hand on click. Why are you doing this, sir? >> click. Oh my god. Right hand undo THE SEATBELT. SIR. HEY, WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> UNDO THE SEATBELT. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? UNDO the seatbelt. >> doing anything, sir. Undo the seatbelt. >> Okay, BUT DO IT NOW. WHY ARE YOU GETTING ALL LIKE mad and stuff? Do it now. Okay, I am. He's fighting. Oh, I'm fighting. Yeah. >> Let's go. I'm fighting. Undo it. I'm not doing anything, sir. Okay, undo the seatbelt. >> Let me go, sir. Dude, it's not going to be >> believe you, sir. I can't believe you, sir. What are you Calm down, sir. I'm not resisting you. Like, relax. I am not resisting you, sir. Why are you doing this, sir? I am not resisting. I was going speed limit, sir. It was I couldn't even stop right there. >> stop. The vehicle was towed and Zamora was booked into the Yell County Detention Center on charges of fleeing, resisting arrest, no registration, and no insurance. Texarkana, Arkansas, July 8th, 2022. Texas DPS troopers pursued a red Hyundai Elantra speeding on I-30. Once the vehicle crossed into Arkansas, Arkansas State Police and supporting units joined the chase. The Elantra drove recklessly at speeds reaching 131 mph, repeatedly swerving across lanes, cutting through traffic, and even using the shoulder to pass. A spike strip attempt at Hope failed, and the car nearly struck an officer who was deploying the device. >> Get over there. Put yours on this side. If I try to go that way, pull it that way and I'll pull mine this way. He's stopping. Sergeant David Hamilton closed in and executed a precise PIT maneuver. The Hyundai lost control, spun off the roadway, and crashed into a ditch on the right side, bringing the pursuit to an end. Hands out. Back up. >> [screaming] >> LOOK AT ME. WALK BACKWARDS. KEEP COMING. WALK BACKWARDS. KEEP COMING. >> [screaming] >> KEEP COMING. KEEP COMING. TWO OCCUPANTS, driver Larriel Pope and passenger Kendrick Bailey, were arrested at the scene. Officers recovered marijuana and a suspected ecstasy pill from the vehicle. Pope faces multiple charges, including fleeing, aggravated assault, and possession of a controlled substance. Bailey was also charged with drug possession. All seized evidence was submitted for further testing. West Memphis, Arkansas, March 6th, 2025. While patrolling on I-40, officers spotted a vehicle with a broken headlight and attempted to stop. The driver ignored commands, continuing at about 60 mph through several exits before turning onto busy Ingram Boulevard near the casinos. To prevent danger to civilians, officers executed a vehicle stopping maneuver on Ingram Boulevard, forcing the car to stop directly in front of a rental business. GET OUT OF THE CAR! [screaming] GET OUT! >> GET OUT OF THE CAR! GET OUT! KEEP YOUR hands up! Walk around the back of the car towards the front, towards me. Hands up! Turn around, face away. Stop! Walk backwards towards me. Back. Back. Back. Back. Back. Keep coming back. You don't get to look this way. Look forward. Stop! Hands on top of your head and interlace your fingers. Hands on top of your head and interlace your fingers. >> identified as Christopher K. Price of Tennessee, was taken into custody at the scene without further incident. Price now faces charges including operating a vehicle with defective headlights and fleeing by vehicle. Seminole County, Florida, August 22nd, 2024. Florida Highway Patrol received an urgent alert about a suspected stolen vehicle. When located, the driver, Johnny Jabbar Talton, ignored commands to stop and accelerated away. The car sped off at 80 to 90 mph, weaving across lanes and nearly colliding with civilian vehicles multiple times. Officers attempted forced stops several times, but the suspect regained control and continued fleeing. All right, we're going back uh eastbound. All right, he's on 434. All right, we're going uh >> [screaming] >> Snatch him up. I I got him. This Talton and a passenger were taken into custody on scene and now face multiple charges, including high-speed fleeing with danger, leaving the scene of a crash, reckless driving, and several other offenses.