Heat. Heat. Little Rock, Arkansas, August 16th, 2022. Arkansas State Police were requested to assist the Little Rock Police Department in a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle traveling over 100 mph westbound on Interstate 30. See if this com is 15 on primary passing on the right. We're in a construction zone now. car. >> They pulled up the barrels. There's nobody in it. Try to clean again 135. What's the bathroom mean? It's not let me start chasing up if you can get that pulled up. Start chasing stuff. If you can get that pulled up. As the chase neared a construction zone, officers deployed a GPS tracking device and then closed in to perform a vehicle stop technique, causing the vehicle to spin, crash into a concrete barrier, and come to a stop. Sorry, some more construction and I'm heading out. Start at 1016 and it's a successful pit. >> Probably successful pit. >> The driver attempted to flee but was quickly apprehended while the passenger surrendered at the scene. The driver was charged with fleeing, theft of a vehicle, resisting arrest, curfew violation, and multiple traffic offenses. The passenger was cited for violating the city curfew. West Memphis, Arkansas, March 21st, 2025. Police assisted the West Memphis Police Department in pursuing a Silver Infiniti that fled from the Southland Casino. The driver was reportedly involved in prostitution activity on the premises. Upon entering Interstate 40, the Infiniti accelerated, passing other vehicles on the left shoulder before colliding with a civilian car. Officers immediately performed a vehicle stop technique causing the Infinity to spin multiple times and come to rest on the right shoulder. Put your hands up. >> Hey, right here. right here. >> Oh [ __ ] >> The driver fled on foot across a field and disappeared into the nearby woods. Based on identification records, the suspect was confirmed to be Darnell Jones of Memphis, Tennessee. An arrest warrant has been submitted for Jones on charges related to fleeing, collision, and obstruction of law enforcement. Lenoke County, Arkansas, April 12th, 2024. Police assisted the Lenoke Police Department in a pursuit involving a black Jeep traveling north on Highway 31. The vehicle sped through several streets, looped through a McDonald's parking lot, and re-entered the highway, reaching speeds of around 60 mph. front door that direction right now. We're in one parking lot for 7631. 131 back on 31. Union stand Adam King William 31 northbound 31. As the pursuit approached the Brownsville Loop intersection, officers performed a vehicle stop technique, causing the Jeep to veer into the median and crash into a concrete culvert. The driver, Shelanda Barnum, violently resisted arrest and a young girl was found inside the vehicle. Barnum was charged with fleeing, residential burglary, property damage, endangering the welfare of a minor, and multiple traffic violations. The child was turned over to social services. >> West Memphis, Arkansas, February 7th, 2024. Police pursued a Chevrolet Equinox reported stolen from Rogers, Arkansas after it fled from West Memphis units. The Equinox traveled over 90 mph along Broadway before merging southbound onto Interstate 55, disregarding traffic safety. >> We're coming up to 55. >> See, there's several several individuals in this car. >> All right, we're getting on 55. While attempting to pass a semi-truck on the right shoulder, the vehicle lost control and crashed into a concrete wall, sliding across lanes before coming to a stop. All four occupants were detained at the scene. in your hands. Do not move. Do not move. Get out on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. The driver, Kazavier Moore, was arrested and charged with theft of a vehicle, felony fleeing, reckless driving, and possession of a controlled substance. Passenger Dacon Butler was arrested on outstanding warrants, while the remaining two passengers were released. Warren, Arkansas, April 17th, 2025. Police observed a black GMC Yukon traveling on Central Street with the driver not wearing a seat belt. When emergency lights were activated, the vehicle accelerated and fled, reaching 90 mph in a 35 mph zone. All right, get ready. Here we go. 16 warrant 37. While making a sharp turn onto South Rock Street, the Yukon lost control, struck a telephone pole, and came to a stop. I'm going to shoot you. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm going shoot you this way. The driver, a Mario Rashen Blford, fled on foot through residential yards. Officers initiated a search but lost visual contact. A search of the vehicle revealed three large bags of marijuana weighing approximately 2 lb, a digital scale, and Blofford's wallet and phone. The case was turned over to the 10th Judicial Drug Task Force and an arrest warrant for Blofford is being issued. >> Cabbat, Arkansas, October 30th, 2024. Police observed a white Chevrolet pickup truck without a license plate traveling 90 mph in a 55 mph zone on State Highway 5. When emergency lights were activated, the driver, Harry Edgar Nethercut, accelerated, fled at 100 mph, and attempted to block the patrol vehicle passing road 90 mph. Oh [ __ ] He just break checked me. I tried on TV. I slid down the side. We're still westbound. About 6 miles. The vehicle continued through stop signs, prompting officers to perform a pit maneuver, causing the truck to spin and crash into a tree. >> TVI TV. >> A check at the scene confirmed the truck had been stolen from a repair shop. Nethercut was arrested and charged with felony fleeing, vehicle theft, speeding, reckless driving, and driving without a valid license. on >> Little Rock, Arkansas. October 15th, 2024. Arkansas State Police assisted the Sherwood Police Department in a pursuit of a vehicle traveling westbound on Interstate 40, continuing on to Interstate 30 across the Arkansas River Bridge. Unit 28 and Adam X-ray 250. AMX 25. Continuing westbound approaching Roosevelt Road exit 139A. Uh speed 55. No trouble. >> 138. As the pursuit entered the interchange with Interstate 630, officer Robert Plyer took the lead position and successfully executed a vehicle stop technique, causing the suspect's vehicle to spin sideways and come to a stop. TV. CVR TV. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Why would you hear my mother? >> Stop when you see lights. >> Stop. Keep your hands out. Hands up. >> Keep your hands out. Can I >> keep your hands up? >> I don't. Bro, I can't stop, dude. Get off me, dude. The driver, Jordan Norris, barricaded himself inside, but was quickly pulled out and taken into custody. Norris was arrested at the scene, while Officer Plyer sustained a broken pinky finger and was transported to Baptist Health for treatment. Hestead County, Arkansas, February 17th, 2025. Police detected a vehicle traveling at 115 mph in a 75 mph zone on Interstate 30 and signaled for a stop, but the driver accelerated to 125 mph, turned off the lights, and weave through lanes. Heat up here. What is it? Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Still when exiting onto Highway 299, the vehicle lost control into a ditch and attempted to return to the roadway. Officers performed a tactical vehicle intervention, bringing the vehicle to a stop. >> The driver, Kevin Johnson, fled on foot into the woods, but was quickly apprehended after resisting arrest. A search of the vehicle revealed a glass pipe, a spoon with white residue, and a bag containing a white powdery substance believed to be narcotics. Johnson was transported to the Hempstead County Jail, facing charges of fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. Little Rock, Arkansas, August 26th, 2024. Police observed a Gold Lincoln Town Car traveling at 80 mph in a 50 mph construction zone on Interstate 630. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver, Joshua Haney, accelerated, weaved through lanes, and passed other vehicles on the left shoulder. The vehicle lost control, collided with a Honda Accord. and spun before coming to rest against a concrete barrier. Haney jumped out and ran across the lanes of Ida 630, but was quickly subdued. A search of the vehicle revealed a loaded 9mm handgun and a fake license plate. Haney was transported to a hospital for minor injuries before being booked into the county jail. He faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving, possession of a firearm, use of a fictitious plate, and theft of property. Lawrence County, Arkansas, September 5th, 2023. Police observed a gray Kia Fort with Missouri plates traveling on Highway 67 with a broken tail light. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver refused to stop, accelerated, turned onto Highway 230, and fled at speeds exceeding 100 mph. What is this guy doing? >> It's going to be >> zebra Edward zero to Sam to Union Missouri. Zebra Edward zero Sam to Union. It's a gray Kiaforte. >> Sorry. Can I Stay clear. I'm looking at 98. 35 Newport. We're still rolling. We're taking 230 now. Heading towards Alicia. Show me 1037. See that heat? Speed's 107. As the pursuit reached a curve, officers performed a pit maneuver, causing the Kia to spin and slide into a field. >> The 63 in this curve. I'm fixed up. Try to end it. TVI. TVI. Just on the ground. Who's with you in the car? Just you. Put Get on your face. Get on your face. The driver exited the vehicle with both hands raised and was taken into custody at the scene. The vehicle was confirmed to be stolen from Missouri and the driver was wanted by the Arkansas Parole Board. >> Thank you, brother. >> Little Rock, Arkansas, September 14th, 2023. Police observed a black Chrysler 200 swerving between lanes and tailgating another vehicle on Interstate 30 east. When signaled to stop, the driver pretended to pull over, but then accelerated, reaching 85 mph in a 50 mph zone. There's a cross black car. Stand by see. See my screens comments. Radio 440 west 504 traffic. >> The pursuit continued onto Interstate 630 West where the suspect drove onto the shoulder to pass other vehicles. Officers performed a pit maneuver, bringing the vehicle to a stop in the middle of the highway. Let me >> The driver vaugh and passenger Joshua Cersei were taken into custody at the scene. Vaughn stated he fled to avoid a parole violation. An open still cold beer can was found inside the car. Vaughn was medically evaluated before being booked into the Pilaski County Jail. Sherwood, Arkansas, August 26th, 2024. Police stopped a Chevy Travers traveling 75 mph in a 60 mph zone. The driver, Jimmy Foster, initially cooperated, but later refused to exit the vehicle and sped away. 22 1037 northbound on rocket t still northbound on the wrong way 60 mph medium heavy traffic. He's still going way up. He's gone there. Turn around the gravel field. Back towards rockets. >> I didn't understand what you said. southbound. Come right at you. >> Sorry, I missed that. Traffic come back up to kill speed 69 mph. Going eastbound on kill. Eastbound on kill. down here on the Indian head 75. The pursuit continued through Brockington Road, Keel Avenue, and Maryland Avenue as Foster repeatedly drove the wrong way, cut across lawns, and sped through residential areas. The chase ended when the vehicle struck a tree on Shosonyi Drive, and Foster fled on foot through backyards. Sherwood officers pursued and subdued him after a violent struggle. He was transported to a hospital for evaluation before being booked into the county jail. Foster faces charges including fleeing by vehicle, resisting arrest, assault, reckless driving, property damage, and no insurance. Black >> Little Rock, Arkansas, October 6th, 2023. Police observed a black vehicle swerving between lanes on Interstate 630 West. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver failed to stop, continued at a slow speed, then suddenly accelerated and crossed into the opposite lanes. Cat and miss received. Rock 98 heading to 58 now 34. >> Taking the six speed. He's not fleeing. >> Taking 6. This 1063 58 631 west 6. Yeah. What did you 1037? >> Officer Jeb Little initiated a pursuit and performed a tactical vehicle intervention as the vehicle turned onto Clover Hill, bringing it to a stop. >> Getting towed now. They beat you up next time. >> They beat you up. Well, ain't going to beat you up, but you're under arrest. Are you drunk? >> The driver, Carlos Morgan, was detained and a breath test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.06. A search of the vehicle revealed an open bottle of gin and other alcoholic beverages. Morgan was arrested and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, no insurance, driving with a suspended license, and possessing open containers of alcohol in a vehicle. Crawford County, Arkansas, December 14th, 2023. Police stopped a silver Nissan Alima with Kansas plates for lane violations and failure to obey a signal. When ordered to shut off the engine and exit the vehicle, the driver, Dejerry McKithan, initially complied, but then sped away onto Interstate 40, recklessly passing other vehicles at high speed. You We're 1037 travel >> eastbound. Got back on the interstate. >> J7 I'll call it right on the shoulder now. Copy 70. >> A new location. 70. Sound speed 130. >> Speed 130. 70. Passing on shoulder. >> Passing on shoulder. What time marker? Uh, we're at four way station. >> After several miles, McKithan lost control, struck a patrol car, and veered off the roadway before fleeing on foot into the woods. A K9 unit tracked his scent and found him hiding inside a trash bin wearing only underwear. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. Wrecked out. >> Right scales. A search of the vehicle uncovered approximately 113 lbs of marijuana. McKithan was charged with fleeing by vehicle, trafficking a controlled substance, reckless driving, and driving without a license. North Little Rock, Arkansas, April 28th, 2024. Police observed Brian Payne driving a silver Honda CRV on Interstate 30. Payne was known to have an active felony warrant out of Jefferson County when officers attempted a traffic stop in a Wendy's parking lot. Payne pretended to pull over, then suddenly accelerated, driving across the grass and onto Broadway. 37. The pursuit quickly ended when officers performed a tactical vehicle intervention, bringing the vehicle to a stop near the intersection of Broadway and Hazel. Hey, you put your hands up right there. Don't you move. I will shoot you. Do you understand me? >> Payne was taken into custody at the scene and admitted fleeing because he knew about the warrant. He was booked into the Pilaski County Jail facing charges of fleeing by vehicle, driving with a suspended license and failure to wear a seat belt. He is number one. >> Springdale, Arkansas. September 25th, 2024. Arkansas State Police were requested to assist the Springdale Police Department in a pursuit involving a motorcycle moving at only about 10 to 20 mph. The motorcycle circled through a commercial area, weaving repeatedly, crossing West End and looping back onto Sunset Avenue. Sunset from Pleasure Johnson. Looks like it on right here. on west. Let's go west on sunset. ASB is trying to get him, but he just kind of keeps jumping around. There's heavy traffic there, but it's yielding. As the motorcycle moved slowly through a parking lot, officers performed a vehicle stop technique, forcing the rider to stop. The suspect fled on foot for a short distance, but was quickly subdued and taken into custody. The rider was charged with fleeing, resisting arrest, multiple traffic violations, and possession of counterfeit money. >> Little Rock, Arkansas, February 6th, 2025. Police observed Mitchell riding a motorcycle without a license plate at over 80 mph on Interstate 630. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, Mitchell accelerated to more than 100 mph before exiting at Fair Park. 10. >> B 1037 motorcycle westbound 12. >> A few minutes later, officers spotted the motorcycle again as Mitchell continued traveling at over 109 mph along 12th Street and South Rodney Parm Road. At the on-ramp to Interstate 630, officers performed a vehicle stop technique, causing Mitchell to fall from the motorcycle. He fled on foot, but was quickly subdued after officers deployed a taser. Mitchell was transported to a hospital and charged with fleeing, resisting arrest, driving without a license, no insurance, and speeding. Mound City, Arkansas, September 2nd, 2024. Police detected a vehicle traveling at 103 mph on Interstate 40 near mile marker 281. When emergency lights were activated, the driver slowed down briefly before accelerating again to over 100 mph, prompting officers to pursue. Engaging 800 283 eastbound 803 Roy George Victor Mary Tennessee white Toyota Cameron. Hey, show me. >> The vehicle was disabled using a vehicle stop technique and both occupants fled on foot. Not exact. >> After more than 2 hours of searching, officers located and arrested the driver, Christian Joel Lopez Perdomo, as he attempted to cross a bridge. He smelled of alcohol, had bloodshot eyes, and admitted fleeing because he was afraid of being caught. Lopez Perdomo was charged with fleeing, speeding, driving without a license, and driving under the influence. Little Rock, Arkansas, March 20th, 2024. Police observed a vehicle speeding on Interstate 430 with expired registration tags from 2022 when emergency lights and sirens were activated. The driver, Draithan Ford, turned into a McDonald's parking lot, but then continued to flee, running red lights and driving through several nearby streets. Enter 430 southbound on P. It's going to be Arkansas Adam George this item. Adam Adam George this item. I mean, blackmail speed right now at 39 milesPH. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Step out the car. >> Hands up. Walk back to my car. >> I'm just trying to go to my house. >> Walk back to my car. Put your hands on my hood. >> Ford eventually stopped in front of a residence on Sanford Drive. He stepped out of the vehicle, stating he just wanted to go home to take his medication, and showed officers a medical infusion tube attached to his abdomen. After reviewing the situation, officers cited Ford for speeding, no insurance, unregistered vehicle, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, and fleeing by vehicle. Forest City, Arkansas, March 21st, 2024. Police located a black Buick Lasaber connected to a disturbance on Sono Road. When officers attempted a traffic stop, the driver accelerated, fled through multiple streets, and reached speeds over 100 mph on the Highway One bypass. Where? Where? >> I'll be 1037. I was on a rolling domestic with the city in town and I got one fleeing. It's going to be a black vehicle saber. We're going to be passing Port Mark here on the back road and getting ready to come up to the Bass. >> They're going south on the bypass. 34 on the bypass. I get spiked up. I got 215. If you get spikes up, we go up. If you get spikes out, we go up. Make sure you got hard cover. All right, they're continuing south on the Baz over 40 speeds at like 110. I'm catching up to now your vehicle shooting. >> It's going to be a black vehicle saber. It's going to be a white female passenger in the vehicle. Black male driver got out on the vehicle. I'm catching up to him. Is that you up there? 34. >> Yeah, I'm at 70 overpass. I'm about to get stopped in. >> As the vehicle crossed the Interstate 40 overpass, officers performed a vehicle stop technique causing the Buick to pull over. >> I got him. Stop for city. We'll be here on the bump. Just over 40. 47. >> Put your hands up. Let me see both your hands. >> Both your hands. Both hands. Both hands face away from us. Face away. Face away. All right. Both hands in the air. If you can go ahead and get >> both hands in the air. All right. Walk back to it slowly. Slowly. Both hands in the air. Walk back slowly. Keep coming. Keep coming. Step over to your left. The driver, William Franklin, complied and was taken into custody at the scene. He stated that his passenger had jumped from the car during the pursuit. Franklin was transported to the St. Francis County Detention Center and charged with fleeing by vehicle and speeding. Bisco, Arkansas, March 12th, 2025. Police observed a red Volkswagen Beetle traveling 64 mph in a 40 mph zone. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the driver, Dwayne Jones, accelerated and fled through a residential area, ran a stop sign, and lost control, crashing into a light pole. 37. >> I'm in. >> I don't know what street I'm on. >> We're pulling into a residence. going through the yard. >> Jones was arrested at the scene and officers recovered eight Xanax pills from the vehicle. He was charged with fleeing by vehicle, speeding, reckless driving, failure to obey a stop sign, and possession of a controlled substance. Little Rock, Arkansas, June 11th, 2023. Police observed a silver Jeep Compass speeding on the I30 frontage road and attempted a traffic stop in the comeandgo parking lot. As officers stepped out of their vehicle, the driver, Tyrone Cooper, suddenly accelerated, fleeing onto Baseline Road at high speed and driving recklessly. Heat. Heat. The pursuit ended when the Jeep lost control and crashed into a tree while attempting to turn into a Shell gas station on I30. Cooper exited the vehicle and surrendered without resistance. A search at the scene revealed approximately 5 g of marijuana inside the vehicle. Cooper was charged with fleeing by vehicle, reckless driving, speeding, possession of a controlled substance, and no insurance. Little Rock, Arkansas, May 16th, 2024. Police observed a black motorcycle traveling in the wrong lane and failing to signal while turning on Interstate 430. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the rider, later identified as Adam Vaughn, accelerated and fled, reaching about 95 mph along Rodney Pum Road. They're all tickers. As Vaughn turned onto Treasure Hill Drive, he lost control, struck the curb, and fell from the motorcycle. wheel. 50 coming up at Treasure Hill Treasure Hill. Hey, stop there. Get on the ground. Get off. >> He was taken into custody at the scene without resistance. A search revealed two bags of methamphetamine inside Vaughn's jacket pocket. He admitted fleeing out of fear and because he was carrying drugs. Vaughn was charged with fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, driving with a suspended license, and unsafe lane change. Lafayette County, Arkansas, January 13th, 2023. Police observed a black motorcycle weaving through traffic, tailgating, and traveling 84 mph in a 55 mph zone on Highway 82. When emergency lights and sirens were activated, the rider fled, continuing to pass vehicles in the oncoming lane and nearly causing collisions. Check. Heat. Heat. Well, As the motorcycle turned onto Industrial Park Road, it began to wobble and came to a stop. Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. The writer, Bobby Jones, was detained at the scene, smelling strongly of alcohol and with bloodshot eyes. Jones admitted to drinking, refused a field sobriety test, and tested positive for alcohol in a urine analysis. He was arrested and charged with fleeing, speeding, reckless driving, no motorcycle endorsement, and driving under the influence. Texarana, Arkansas. November 26th, 2024. Police observed a white Mercury Grand Mark Way with excessively tinted tail lights and windows traveling on East 9th Street when emergency lights and sirens were activated. The driver, Dalen Chetum, made a sharp turn onto California Street and accelerated away, running stop signs and reaching nearly 50 mph in a residential area with a 30 mph limit. The pursuit ended when the vehicle came to a stop along Ray Street. Chetum exited the car and was quickly taken into custody. Both Cheetum and passenger Takari Wright Jr. were arrested at the scene. Let me see your [ __ ] hands now, bro. >> Get your hands on my trunk. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Get your hands on my Get your hands on your phone now. >> Don't move on that street. That's 1507. I don't want to go. >> Both hands on the [ __ ] truck. Turn around and make you put your feet on the [ __ ] ground. Listen, bro. You got to get yourself hurt. Turn around. >> Not really help street. >> All right. Just sit down. Sit down. All right. >> A search of the area uncovered several bags of marijuana and an open container of alcohol. Both men smelled strongly of alcohol and a breath test showed Chetum's blood alcohol concentration at 0.06. He was charged with fleeing, reckless driving, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, and illegal window tint. Wright was charged with possession of a controlled substance and obstructing law enforcement. 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.