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View resultsStolen Kawasaki ZX636 Runs From Trooper in Fort Smith | Arkansas State Police
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Stolen Kawasaki ZX636 Runs From Trooper in Fort Smith | Arkansas State Police
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On September 4, 2025, at 11:04 PM, Arkansas State Police Trooper Tucker Phelps attempted to stop a Kawasaki ZX636 sport bike near Spradling Avenue and North 31st Street in Fort Smith. The motorcycle displayed no license plate, and when Trooper Phelps activated his lights, the rider glanced back before taking off at a high rate of speed.
The rider ignored a stop sign and soon lost control while attempting to brake near Emrich Street. The bike struck a chain-link fence, ejecting the rider in front of a residence. Dashcam audio captures the moment troopers gave commands as the situation came to a sudden stop.
The motorcycle was confirmed stolen, and damage was reported to the property it collided with.
📌 Incident Details
Date: September 4, 2025
Time: 11:04 PM
Location: Spradling Ave & N 31st St → Emrich St, Fort Smith, AR
Vehicle: 2025 White/Black Kawasaki ZX636 (Stolen)
Lead Trooper: Tucker Phelps (ASP Troop H)
Outcome: (Revealed in video)
⚡ Pursuit Highlights
✔ Motorcycle spotted with no license plate
✔ Rider looked back, then accelerated away
✔ Stop sign disregarded at high speed
✔ Crash into fence at residential property
✔ Bike confirmed stolen by Fort Smith PD
⚖️ Charges Filed
Felony Fleeing (Vehicle – Substantial Danger)
Theft by Receiving (≥ $25,000, stolen motorcycle)
Criminal Mischief (Property Damage)
Fleeing on Foot with Property Damage
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