Springdale, Arkansas. Early morning of January 11th, 2025. Springdale police pursuit of 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. Hands Your 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 [music] 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. Littleton, Colorado. September 4th, 2024. Douglas County deputies discovered that suspect Brenton Ziller, 29 years old from Aurora, rammed a stolen Toyota Tundra into a patrol vehicle to clear a path for escape. The suspect repeatedly weaved through traffic and struck a truck, causing it to roll onto its side. The chase only ended when the vehicle crashed into a tree near Village Greens Park and Ziller was taken into custody. One deputy sustained minor injuries in the collision. Ziller now faces multiple charges including first-degree attempted murder of a peace officer, motor vehicle theft, and resisting law enforcement. Two other accomplices remain at large. Little Rock, Arkansas. Night of August 22nd, 2025. Police observed a gray Chevrolet Corvette traveling 92 mph in a 60 mph zone on I-630. When signaled to stop, the driver, identified as 22-year-old Jorge Rubio of Arkansas, accelerated to flee, weaving through traffic and running red lights, nearly causing crashes. The vehicle repeatedly evaded officers but was later located. The chase ended when the Corvette lost control and crashed. Rubio was transported to a hospital for evaluation before being booked into Pulaski County, facing multiple serious charges including fleeing, speeding, and running red lights. North Little Rock. May 2nd, 2023. Police observed a red Nissan Rogue speeding and driving recklessly on I-40. Hazen officers pursued and coordinated with additional units. The chase ended near mile marker 152 when officer Grace executed a vehicle stop maneuver, causing the car to spin and crash into the median barrier. HANDS! HANDS, DRIVER! HANDS! DRIVER, GET OUT OF THE CAR! GET OUT OF THE CAR! FACE AWAY FROM ME. FACE AWAY FROM ME. GET BACK. FACE AWAY! WALK GET UP AND WALK. GET UP. GET UP AND WALK. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Face away from me. Keep your hands on top of your head and walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Keep coming. The driver was identified as Tago Caldero, a previously deported individual with an active immigration warrant and a Tennessee warrant related to a homicide case. Caldero was taken into custody and now faces multiple charges including aggravated assault, felony fleeing, and driving under the influence of drugs. Cabot, October 6th, 2024. Cabot police spotted a maroon Chevy Tahoe with a fake plate matching a vehicle that had fled from them earlier. When approached at a convenience store, the driver suddenly sped off dragging an officer several feet before releasing him, leaving the officer injured. Don't you do IT. DON'T YOU DO IT. GO. GO. GO. GO. THE TAHOE RACED ONTO SH 67/167 at over 115 mph, weaving dangerously through traffic. Arkansas State Police joined the pursuit and executed a PIT maneuver, bringing the vehicle to a stop. Shut up. Shut up. [screaming] Shut your goddamn mouth. All right. The driver was identified as Mallory Lawson, 24 years old, who had an active warrant in Lonoke County and a suspended license. He was taken into custody at the scene with suspected marijuana found on him. Lawson now faces multiple charges including aggravated assault, fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of a controlled substance. Little Rock, Arkansas, afternoon of February 22nd, 2025. Police observed a yellow Honda Accord on I-630 driven by Nikendra Gordon with passenger Cameron Carson. Neither was wearing a seatbelt and the vehicle had no insurance. When ordered to stop, Gordon accelerated and fled reaching speeds of 80 mph. Officers executed a tactical stop causing the vehicle to spin out and crash into a concrete barrier. Gordon was arrested at the scene while Carson jumped out discarding an AR-15 rifle and a backpack containing nearly 6 oz of marijuana and illegal pills before fleeing on foot but was quickly subdued. Both were transported to the Pulaski County Jail facing multiple charges including fleeing, drug possession, violation of a protective order, and reckless driving. Alexander, Arkansas. Alexander police attempted to stop a motorcycle with no license plate but the rider accelerated and fled. Arkansas State Police joined the pursuit briefly taking the lead before handing control back to local units. Don't do it. >> I'm trying to get a hold of Troop K now. Careful, I got a terrorist one. Troopers trying to figure out if we're on 47 or 99. Yep. 23 Say the exit number into the pursuit. 30 boys passing 111 exit. 10-4, staying on 30 boys passing 111. Yep. They're passing 111. 411 rocking 80 in a 415. Yep. STOP! STOP! HEY! GET ON THE GROUND! [screaming] HEY, GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND NOW! >> OH MY GOD! GET ON THE GROUND! OH MY GOD! GET ON THE GROUND! >> DUDE, I'M [ __ ] GET ON THE GROUND! YES, SIR! I want to GET ON THE GROUND! YEAH, NO REASON to even [ __ ] move me over. Get on the ground now! >> [screaming] >> GET ON THE GROUND! YOU [ __ ] WRECKED INTO ME! GET ON THE GROUND NOW! GET ON THE GROUND! I'M [ __ ] [screaming] GET ON THE GROUND! I'M ON THE [ __ ] GROUND! >> PUT your hands behind your back! Head! Put your hands behind your head! I CAN'T [ __ ] GET ON YOUR BELLY! I CAN'T FEEL MY ARMS! TURN OVER! TURN OVER! PUT YOUR HANDS OUT! OH MY GOD, DUDE! You [ __ ] up! At the scene, Alexander officers executed a tactical stop that forced the motorcycle into a concrete barrier. The rider was thrown from the bike and immediately taken into custody. The motorcycle slid a short distance further and struck the rear of an Alexander patrol vehicle before coming to a complete stop. Orange County, Florida, April 10th, 2025. Troopers spotted 35-year-old Sydney Paul Hayes driving a white Genesis G70 on US 441. When signaled to stop, Hayes initially pulled into a gas station, but then sped off, reaching over 90 mph in a 35 zone and running multiple stop signs. During the chase, the car struck and destroyed four mailboxes and even traveled the wrong way at one point. The pursuit ended only after troopers executed a successful tactical maneuver, causing the Genesis to spin out and stop. Hayes was arrested at the scene. Put your hands up! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON THE GROUND! GET ON the ground! Inside his backpack, troopers found multiple bags of marijuana, cocaine, cash, and related paraphernalia. He is now being held at the Orange County Jail, facing charges including fleeing, leaving the scene of a crash, and possession and trafficking of narcotics. Perry County, March 21st, 2024. Police located Donna Richards, who was wanted on three warrants, driving a Chevy Cavalier on Highway 247. When signaled to stop, Richards accelerated to nearly 95 mph, repeatedly crossing into oncoming lanes. Officers attempted multiple force stops, but the suspect repeatedly braked hard to evade. I think he's trying to brake check me. The chase ended when Richards was forced off the road into a field and fled on foot. All units, officer failed here. Do it. Okay, we're with you. Hey, he's going to be having a pursuit right now on the gold Chevy Cavalier. Okay, I got the vehicle here. He's trying to get back on the interstate. Let me see your hands! LET ME SEE YOUR [ __ ] HANDS! I'LL SHOOT YOU RIGHT NOW! GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW! WHAT DID YOU SWALLOW? WHAT DID YOU SWALLOW? Got 32 Clarksville. I got 1 10-15. Tailor deployed. Give me a 10-6. Can't you swallow something, Audrey? I'm not sure what he's doing on here anymore. Got 32 Clarksville. I got one on the vehicle. I don't want to die now! I don't want to die! 10-4, need you get to me right now. I don't want to die now! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! I'm trying to save you. >> No, I don't want to die! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! You're not dying. I don't want to die! I'm not letting you die. I don't want to die! Please! Please! Please don't me die. Let me die. Please don't. You need more than that. You need more than that. J32 Clarksville. Got Narcan in her. Ended up having fire to get her in. I may need another one. Hey, stay with me. >> [snorts] >> DON'T STAND UP. CLARKSVILLE. CLARKSVILLE, START ME A BIRD. SHE WAS quickly subdued after officers deployed a taser. Richards [music] admitted to swallowing heroin and showed signs of overdose prompting officers to administer multiple doses of Narcan before a medical helicopter transported her to UAM in Piza. After being stabilized, she was charged with numerous offenses including felony fleeing, tampering with evidence, assaulting an officer, driving with a suspended license, and driving without insurance. Jackson County, Arkansas night of October 31st, 2024. Officer Russell observed a red vehicle with Oklahoma plates traveling 95 mph on Highway 67 where the posted speed limit is 75. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver initially slowed and signaled but then accelerated away. I'll be about the 78 northbound red Toyota passenger car. Stand by for 28. We just passed 81 speed 63. We getting into board. We driving over the cross the bridge. I'm going to advise T V I. 84 He is out the bottom of the car not all the way. Just the front two tires. Near mile marker 81, Russell executed a PIT maneuver sending the vehicle into a roadside ditch. The driver, later identified as Jaylen Marcus Britton, attempted to drive out of the ditch [music] before finally coming to a stop. He was subdued and taken into custody at the scene. T V I T V I they're off in the ditch. Show me your hands. He's taking off again. He's driving down in the ditch. Stop. 84 CFS comments added. 84 85 he's taking off again. STOP. HE'S COMING back northbound. He's stuck in the He's stuck in the ditch trying to get out reversing and going forward. Hey, hey, over the hood. Men over. I got it looks like he's taking off he's pulled over I'm going to get it out. I need to whistle. I can make it home. I stay right here. I stay in Newport. I stay in Newport. A search revealed Britton was driving on a suspended license and in possession of approximately 4 oz of suspected marijuana, he now faces charges including fleeing, speeding, and multiple other violations. Prairie County, August 29th, 2024. Police observed Rodney Hill from Tennessee driving a Toyota minivan at 80 mph in a 55 zone on Highway 79. When ordered to stop, Hill refused to exit the vehicle and sped away. Hey, how's it going? Good, I'm Trooper Taylor State Police here to assist. Stopped you for your speed, okay? Yes, you were doing 80 in a 55. You got that and your insurance on you? I don't have no insurance. This is a rental car. Okay, no insurance at all? What are you up to this evening? My head to Memphis. Headed to Memphis? What you been up to this fine evening? Coming from Texas, Houston. Houston, what you doing in Houston? This where I stay. You stay in Houston? Yeah, my kids and lady stay in Houston. Okay, what you headed to Memphis for? This where my family's from. We going to visit my family. This is your family? Yeah. Okay, well hop out for me. Hop out. Why? Because I said so. No, I'm not hopping out. Okay, listen to me. Look. I'm going to tell you one more time to get out of the vehicle. And if you refuse the third time, I'm not going to tell you again, I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. 10-37 >> [music] >> 10-4 10-37 85 63 302 He refused to get out of the vehicle. I told him to get out. 3030 I'm out 3030. I'm going to go down here I think. 3030 Monroe County 3030 He drove it over 130 mph repeatedly crossing into oncoming lanes over nearly 5 miles. Officers executed a vehicle stop maneuver before the city limits of Roe >> [music] >> forcing the van to a halt. 9712 State Police I'm trying to set up a spike strip at Highway 17 and 79. T V I T V I wrecked out. Wrecked out. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. Felony taking out felony taking out. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. DRIVER, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. PUT BOTH HANDS IN THE AIR. WALK TOWARDS ME. Walk towards me. STOP. TURN GRAB YOUR collar of your shirt. Raise it up. Grab the collar of your shirt and raise it up. Yes, both hands grab both your collars. Spin around. Raise it up higher. Higher. SPIN AROUND. SPIN AROUND. SPIN AROUND. KEEP SPINNING. KEEP SPINNING. STOP. STOP. TURN AROUND. FACE AWAY FROM ME. Turn to me, deputy. Turn to me. Deputy, turn to me. Walk. STOP. YOU, STAY RIGHT THERE. DEPUTY, COME HERE. COME HERE. MOVE to me. Move to me. Move to me. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards up the hill. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming backwards. Keep coming. Keep No, I'm walking to him. Keep coming. Keep coming. You got him. Calling back to you. Hill barricaded himself inside for more than 10 minutes before being subdued. Inside the vehicle, police found a loaded Taurus 9 mm handgun, an extra magazine, approximately 7 oz of marijuana, digital scales, and numerous small bags. Hill was taken to the hospital for evaluation before [music] being booked into the Monroe County jail on charges including felony fleeing, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of a firearm during a drug crime, reckless [music] driving, and no insurance. Independence County, Arkansas. Afternoon of January 20th, 2025. Police observed Aaron Laxton driving a RAM pickup at 75 mph in a 55 zone on Highway 69. When signaled to stop, Laxton accelerated away, repeatedly crossing into oncoming lanes and braking hard to hinder officers. Officers executed a PIT maneuver that forced the RAM into a ditch, bringing it to a stop. Laxton was arrested at the scene >> [music] >> and admitted to recently stealing the vehicle. A search revealed a firearm, a container with suspected methamphetamine crystals, and used syringes. Let me see your [ __ ] HANDS RIGHT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. IS ANYBODY ELSE IN THE VEHICLE with you? Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the [ __ ] vehicle. Get on the ground right now. Okay. What is Don't touch it. I'm not touching it. My hands are up. Look. Get on the ground right now. Okay. Don't shoot me. I'm not going to shoot you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Please. I I I didn't do anything. You didn't do anything, but you stole a truck. Well, he He stole IT FROM ME. YOU GOT ANYTHING? WHAT DO YOU GOT? I DON'T KNOW. What do you mean you don't know? >> knives and stuff, but that's it. Stay right there. I got a Bible. I have a Bible. He was transported for medical treatment before being booked [music] into custody, facing multiple charges including fleeing, reckless driving, theft, criminal mischief, firearm possession, and drug possession. Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Night of July 25th, 2025. Sergeant Daryl Hinton observed Eddie Williams riding a black motorcycle with no tail light on Phyllis Street. When ordered to stop, Williams pretended to pull into a parking lot before suddenly accelerating and fleeing. Pull over there for me. Pull over there for me. Hey. Go over there and pull into the No, no, no, no, no. Pull up. Get in the parking lot. Hey, get in the parking lot. You about to have a problem real quick. The motorcycle weaved through multiple stop signs and nearly caused crashes before braking sharply to check for police. Seizing the moment, Hinton closed in and executed a rear-wheel takedown maneuver, causing the bike to lose control and stop. The suspect jumped off and fled on foot, but was quickly subdued. A search revealed 7 g of suspected methamphetamine. Williams was transported to the detention center and now faces multiple charges including fleeing by vehicle and on foot, no driver's license, reckless driving, defective lights, and drug possession. Blytheville, Arkansas. Night of July 11th, 2025. A Nissan Altima nearly struck three patrol cars stopped on an emergency call along US 61 before fleeing. The vehicle sped through Moore and Short Streets, repeatedly taking dangerous turns at high speed. Officers attempted multiple tactical stops, but only when the suspect vehicle turned into the driveway at 1224 Short Street did Officer Dunham successfully execute a PIT maneuver, spinning the car out and [music] bringing it to a complete stop. The driver, identified as Devion Clay, was arrested at the scene. Get out of GET YOUR HANDS UP. GET YOUR HANDS UP. GET GET IN THE HOUSE. GET IN THE HOUSE. GET YOUR HANDS UP. GET YOU STAY RIGHT THERE. GET YOUR ARM OUT FROM UNDER YOU. ALL RIGHT, YOU GOT TO COME OUT OF THE HOUSE. COME OVER HERE. HEY, YOU MOVE TO YOUR LEFT. Move to your left. Walk. Not side. Walk to your left. Now. Hands in the air. You got Dunham with you? Get him up. See if you can call him back. All right. Get up on your knees. A search of the vehicle yielded approximately 5.5 g of marijuana, a digital scale, and rolling papers. Clay now faces charges including fleeing by vehicle, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, careless driving, and failure to yield to emergency vehicles. Bryant, Arkansas. Night of January 5th, 2024. Police received information regarding John Land, the primary suspect in a criminal mischief shooting in Hensley. Using cell phone tracking, officers identified Land driving a maroon GMC Denali on I-30. When a Saline County deputy activated lights and sirens for a stop, Land ignored the signal and turned onto Bryant Parkway, continuing to drive recklessly at speeds over [music] 40 mph. The chase continued to Mills Park Road, where an officer executed a successful PIT maneuver, forcing the vehicle to a stop. I can't really see into the truck. Land was safely taken into custody and transported to the Saline County jail. He faces charges of fleeing by vehicle and careless driving. Miami, Florida. August 25th, 2024. Florida Highway Patrol observed a white Chevy Trax speeding at 91 mph on State Road 836, weaving dangerously through traffic. When signaled to stop for inspection, the vehicle initially pulled to the shoulder, but the driver suddenly accelerated away, forcing a high-speed pursuit. >> The chase ended when FHP executed a precise PIT maneuver, causing the car to spin out and stop. The driver, identified as Shawn Anthony Guerra-Chong, was taken into custody immediately afterward. During a search, officers recovered drugs from inside the vehicle. He now faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, and drug possession. Florida, November 27th, 2022. Police observed a vehicle traveling at high speed and signaled the driver to stop. The driver ignored the order, accelerating to more than 130 mph and weaving through multiple roads. The pursuit ended when the car lost control, >> [music] >> veered off the roadway, and crashed into a tree, leaving the vehicle heavily damaged. The incident remains under investigation. Palm Beach County, Florida, February 22nd, 2023. The driver, identified as Artricia Nicole Miller, was operating a silver four-door Kia northbound on I-95 at speeds over 90 mph in a 65 zone. When signaled to stop, Miller ignored the order and continued weaving across multiple lanes. The chase continued to an intersection, where the Kia suddenly lost control while turning, jumped the median, and came to a complete stop. This was treated as a natural vehicle stop, [music] ending the pursuit. Miller was arrested at the scene and now faces charges of fleeing and [music] reckless driving. Fayetteville, Arkansas, September 18th, 2023. A black Chrysler 300 was clocked at 97 mph in a construction zone on I-49. When signaled to stop near exit 65, the driver initially slowed as if to pull over, but suddenly accelerated, weaving at speeds over 100 mph and repeatedly cutting off other vehicles, nearly causing crashes. The pursuit continued into a residential area, where the car lost control, struck a tree, and came to a stop. The vehicle caught fire and the driver fled the scene. No injuries were reported. Hillsborough County, Florida, September 1st, 2024. While assisting in shutting down a street takeover, deputies spotted a green sedan with dark-tinted windows stopped in the middle of an intersection, engaging in reckless driving. When confronted, the driver, identified as Alex Javier Rodriguez Lazo of Lakeland, rolled up the windows and fled. The sedan sped out of the neighborhood, prompting deputies to initiate a pursuit. Put it in park, or you're going to get wrecked. Do you understand? Put it in park, you're going to get wrecked. You're going to get wrecked. Stop moving that car. Stop moving that car. A PIT maneuver was immediately executed successfully, bringing the vehicle to a complete stop. The suspect was arrested at the scene without incident. He now faces charges of fleeing and participating in street racing before being transported to the Hillsborough County Jail. 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.