Wait, I didn't know what you had as you as your belly. I didn't do anything. >> Hey, adrenaline junkies. Welcome to Police Chase. Today, we're kicking off a brand new series. When people messed with the wrong cops, where every dumb move instantly triggers [music] justice mode. All right, let's dive in. Get out. [laughter] >> On September 29th, 2026, at approximately 10:48 p.m. in West Hartford, Connecticut, USA, officers spotted a black Subaru linked to a serious investigation. The driver was 43-year-old Bington Brown. We're >> passing Brookfield. 14. We got three cars with them. Nobody else. Three cars with them already. Nobody else. >> All right. I got Harford jumping in front of me. >> We're still going east. All right. It's going to be a foot bill. He's opening the door. Officers pursued the Subaru into Hartford and damaged its tires with stopsticks. But Brown kept going, then suddenly opened his door and fired three shots toward Officer Christian Montzdoka. In seconds, the pursuit became far more dangerous. Give me some cars on hand. >> Hands hands. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Brown abandoned the Subaru and fled on foot. Officers followed and found him attempting to take control [music] of another car with two young men inside. After another tense confrontation, Brown finally raised his hands and surrendered. Hands up. >> 56. >> Hands up. >> On the ground. Hands up now. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground now. >> All right, guys. >> You got it. >> Not reach for it. Just stand back there, man. >> Officers immediately provided medical aid and Brown was taken to the hospital. A handgun was recovered nearby. While none of the officers were injured, one reckless choice had turned a pursuit into a dangerous chain of events affecting everyone nearby. >> All right. >> Please. I didn't do You got to ask him. You got to ask your belly. You got to ask him, sir. I don't care your belly. >> On December 24th, 2024 in Pikuna, Mississippi, USA, officers responded to a business after Randall Randy Perkins returned following several earlier disturbances involving employees. >> General, >> I came from behind right now. >> I didn't ask you that. What are you doing at the Dollar General? >> I was coming from behind here, sir. I I wasn't doing anything. I just >> You were standing up there by the ice machine. Don't >> It's Christmas. I'm trying to get >> I know what day it is. Don't stand here and blow smoke at last. You know you're trespassing there. You can't be on the property. >> Yes, sir. I'm going I'm going to my mom. >> I'm going to go to my mom. >> Turn around. Put your hand away. >> Sir, I'm going to go to my mom. >> Put your hands on the bumper. >> Sir, I'm not trespassed. I'm not trespassed. You just going to ask me. >> An officer found Perkins walking away and repeatedly ordered him to place his hands on his vehicle. Perkins refused to cooperate. And when the officer moved to detain him, [music] he resisted on the ground and kept his hands beneath his body. >> You better ask him, sir. I didn't do on your belly. >> I didn't do anything, son. >> Get on your belly. >> You can ask him. I didn't do anything, but I will. Give me your hands. >> Give me your hands. >> Give me your hands. >> Ask the lady. Ask the lady. I didn't do anything. >> Give me your hands. >> Give me your hands. >> You're going to put your hands behind your back. >> The struggle continued. Despite repeated commands, additional officers arrived and an electronic control device was used at close range before they finally brought Perkins under control. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Please. I didn't do anything. >> I need to ask some people. You got to ask the people. I didn't do anything. >> Drive. No, >> I didn't do anything. I plead the blood of Christ. I plead the blood of Christ. I plead the blood of Christ. >> And I And I And I forgive you for everything I've done. Father God, God, please. [music] Father, forgive me. Father, forgive me. >> Perkins was taken into custody and booked on charges [music] including trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest with additional charges pending. What began with repeated warnings [music] ended with consequences that could no longer be ignored. >> I didn't do anything. Oh, roll over. >> I didn't do anything. >> On November 17th, 2024, at approximately 7:46 p.m. in San Jose, California, USA, officers responded to a family disturbance where a woman and four children had locked themselves in a bedroom for safety. >> San Jose Police Department. Rosio, come out with your hands up. >> Rosio, San Jose, police. >> After getting the family outside safely, officers entered the home and found 44year-old Heraclio Mahia hiding beneath a pile of clothes. Despite repeated commands, he suddenly emerged holding a kitchen knife and moved toward them. >> Your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Get back. >> Officers tried an electronic control device, but it failed to stop him. With Mahia continuing forward at close range, one officer responded with a service weapon. Mahia then retreated into the bedroom and barricaded himself inside. Yep. Right here, bro. >> Show me your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Keep >> on. After hours of unsuccessful negotiations, a tactical team and K9 entered and took Mahaya into custody. He received medical treatment and was later booked into the Santa Clara County Jail, ending a tense night where patience and split-second decisions mattered. Yeah. Go outside, bro. >> Get out of here. Hey, go. Just go outside. Go outside. Get out of here. >> Get out. >> On December 13th, 2024, at approximately 9:47 a.m. in Tarant County, Texas, USA, officers responded after a woman reported escaping from a white Dodge Caravan after allegedly being held against her will for 4 days. There she is. Officers soon spotted the van, but the driver sped away. He ignored red lights and continued fleeing until the van collided with two uninvolved vehicles. What began as an escape was now putting everyone nearby at risk. I thought we continue south. All right, he just crashed. He just crashed him. Can't believe he did. 183. He's running on foot. He's running on foot. >> With the van disabled, the driver jumped out and ran. Officers chased him on foot and as he tried to reach a fence, an electronic control device was deployed. Moments later, he was taken into custody. He is still right on camp. He's getting ready to run out of gas. He's certainly back to the stop. Get out. Put your hands behind your back. right now. >> The driver identified as 52-year-old Reginald Jameson was transported to the Tarant County Jail and faced multiple charges related to the earlier incident in the pursuit. After 4 days of fear for one woman, a dangerous chain of events finally came to an end. >> 104 taser deployed. We got one in custody. >> Shots fired. Shots fired. >> On April 12th, 2021, at approximately 5:00 a.m. in Carol County, Georgia, USA, deputies pursued a fleeing vehicle along dark roads before sunrise. What began as a high-speed chase was about to become far more dangerous. East State 28 stop here exit. During the pursuit, shots were suddenly fired toward the officers. In seconds, the situation changed completely, forcing deputies to react to an immediate threat while still trying to control the pursuit. long. Officers responded as [music] the confrontation reached its most critical moment, finally bringing the dangerous encounter under control. It was a stark reminder of how quickly one reckless decision can change everything. >> All right, shots fired. Shot fire with an AK. Shot fire. Shot fire with an AK. >> Shoot at me with an AK. >> I'm on the 13. We still don't have the DC. We don't have description yet. >> All right. He's a motor out. >> He's a in a Nissan head eastbound. Are they still Canadian? >> On May 30th, 2022 in Arkansas, USA, Trooper Kemp Smith spotted a van refusing to stop. Within moments, a routine traffic stop turned into a dangerous pursuit. The driver continued recklessly despite repeated commands to pull over, putting everyone around him at risk. The longer he ran, the fewer options officers had to safely end the chase. That's the first one. He's out of the street. Trooper Smith eventually performed a pit maneuver, sending the van off the roadway and into a wooded area. Officers quickly moved in and used an electronic control device before bringing the driver under control. >> Do it now. Get out. Get out. [screaming] Get out. Get on the ground now. Do it now. >> Over the ground. Officers later discovered the driver had no valid license, an active warrant, and prohibited items inside the van. What could have ended with a simple stop instead became another reminder. Running rarely makes the problem disappear. Okay, this go. Okay. On February 20th, 2024, at approximately 9:27 a.m. near State Road 228 and US 301 in Florida, USA, Trooper J. Ferris spotted a blue Chevrolet truck reported stolen just hours earlier. As he moved in, the driver suddenly accelerated away. Jack's going head over traffic. Trying to get going back up to behind that. I'mma hit him again. The truck raced through multiple roads at speeds exceeding 100 mph, weaving dangerously and even swerving toward patrol cars. With every mile, the risk to everyone nearby grew greater. Now >> [music] >> After several attempts to stop the truck, Ferris found his opportunity near a busy intersection. A final pit maneuver sent the Chevrolet spinning off the roadway, bringing the pursuit to an abrupt end. The driver and passenger were taken into custody without further resistance. it. Authorities confirmed the vehicle had been reported stolen and the driver had no valid license. Sometimes ending a pursuit isn't only about making an arrest. It's about preventing the next dangerous moment before it happens. >> See, I'll cover you up with this. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh [ __ ] >> You want my hand, man? Okay. >> Your hand. On March 15th, 2026, at approximately 10:10 a.m. in Flaggler County, Florida, USA, deputies responded to a Circle K after a distressed woman asked employees to call 911. The suspect, 24year-old Corarice Hill, was still outside in a silver Chevrolet. 95 station. As a deputy approached, Hill sped away, running a red light, striking another vehicle and continuing onto Interstate 95. The pursuit intensified as speeds climbed beyond 120 mph, turning a busy highway into an increasingly dangerous scene. Florida Highway patrol eventually took the lead and attempted several pity maneuvers. A successful pit finally stopped the Chevrolet near Tamoka Farms Road and Pioneer Drive where officers quickly moved in and took Hill into custody. >> Get out the car. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Get out the car. Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands on your head. >> Start walking back towards us. Hill faced multiple serious charges related to the earlier domestic incident, the crash and the pursuit, and was held without bond. What began with one woman quietly asking for help ended after a 120 millipo chase, a powerful reminder of how one call for help can change everything. All right, you're good to hop in. Let me go grab your shoes for you. >> All right, fine. [ __ ] you. Just get out, pallet. Out right now. Out of the car. >> On September 14th, 2014, in Independence, Missouri, USA, officer Timothy Reynolds stopped 17-year-old Bryce Masters. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly became tense when Bryce questioned why he had to leave the car. Roll all the way down. >> I can't hear you. Got to roll all the way down. You >> can't hear me. >> Roll it all the way down. >> I can hear you. >> Roll it all the way down. >> What? I wonder. >> Is this one open? >> Yeah. What are you doing? Get out. For what? Out. Out. For what? >> Out. >> Hey. Am I under arrest? >> Get out. >> Am I under arrest? >> Out. Pardon me. >> Get out. You really want to get paid right here in the middle of your car? >> Get your ass out now. >> I haven't done anything, officer. I haven't done anything, officer. Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? Come out of the car. Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? Am I under arrest? Give me your hand. You're under arrest. >> For what? Yes. >> For what? >> All right. Fine. [ __ ] you. Just get out, pallet. Out right now. Out of the car. Out of the car. There's a boy. On the ground. Out of the car. On the ground. On the ground. Ah, [screaming] I told you. Hands behind your back. >> When Bryce did not immediately comply, Reynolds tried to remove him and used a stun gun for about 20 seconds. Moments later, Bryce became unresponsive. Bryce was [music] taken to the hospital and placed in a medicallyinduced coma. In just moments, a roadside encounter had turned into a serious medical emergency. Reynolds later pleaded guilty to violating Bryce's civil rights and received 4 years in federal prison. Bryce recovered but reported lasting memory and concentration problems. A reminder that a few seconds of poor judgment can have consequences for years. On July 31st, 2026 in Poinset County, Arkansas, USA, trooper Victor Garcia was called to assist the Kittinden County Sheriff's Office with a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 555. Dispatch reported that the suspect vehicle was traveling northbound with its headlights turned off. Garcia joined the pursuit near the Pointet County and Craighead County line. I'm going As the pursuit continued, Garcia caught up with the vehicle near the 35m marker and performed a tactical vehicle intervention. The maneuver worked, sending the vehicle off the interstate and into a field where it rolled over and came to rest upside down. Officers immediately began giving commands for the driver to exit. Start 16. Roll over. We just salv. >> Then another danger appeared. Officers noticed smoke coming from the vehicle and a small fire developing in the engine compartment. The driver, later identified as Lamarius Ross, called for help and said he was trapped by his seat belt. While another officer provided cover, Garcia used a departmentisssued fire extinguisher to control the flames. Additional officers quickly arrived to help remove Ross from the vehicle. >> We're going to get some help up here. >> See if I can get him out. Yeah, see if he stuck inside the vehicle. >> Ross was placed in custody without further incident and evaluated by EMS after complaining of pain in his left shoulder and knee. During the investigation, he initially gave officers a different name before later providing his real identity. A records check revealed an outstanding warrant related to a homicide case. Officers also recovered a handgun and several bags containing suspected controlled substances from the vehicle. What began as a pursuit ended with a rescue and a reminder that staying calm under pressure can make a critical difference. >> He's trying to get me. Yep. Okay. Hold on. >> I don't have crashing down by the uh school. On August 2nd, 2026, at approximately 4:25 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Troop Communications advised that the Little Rock Police Department was pursuing a white Buick Encore connected to an ongoing shooting and aggravated robbery investigation. The pursuit was moving eastbound on Interstate 30 Rock. We just turned Rosel 30 eastbound across Rosel down there crashing down by the uh school near the Roosevelt Road exit. The trooper moved into the secondary position before taking the lead as the vehicle re-entered the interstate. The trooper prepared for a tactical vehicle intervention. But before the maneuver could be carried out, the driver suddenly break, left the roadway, traveled down a steep embankment, and continued onto East 17th Street. Passing brag turning southbound on park 17 westbound 18. >> Stay right there. Stay right there. Don't move. Don't move. >> I've got two at gunpoint. Then without warning, the pursuit changed direction once again. At the intersection of East 18th Street and Commerce Street, the vehicle came to an abrupt stop. The driver immediately jumped out and fled on foot. The trooper alerted communications, established a perimeter, and focused on locating the fleeing driver while officers approached the three remaining occupants. Listen, I just listen. Everybody listen to me. We're going to go as slow as we can. Everybody calm down and we're going to be okay. All right, everybody clear on that? You understand me? You understand me over there? Everybody put their hands on the ceiling right now. All right, but I want you to I want you first. >> Officers conducted a high-risk stop and took the three remaining occupants into custody without further incident. The Little Rock Police Department then assumed responsibility for the vehicle and continued the investigation. The occupants were identified as Carly McCree, Morris Worsham, and Marlon Marbley. With Marbley later released from the scene, the fleeing driver remained the focus of the search while the rest of the situation was brought under control. Hands on the car. Hands on the car. Stop reaching around. Hey, just listen to me, man. Just listen to me. Okay. >> Put the gun down. Put the gun down. >> I'm going take it. >> Put the gun down. >> On September 6th, 2026, around 5:45 p.m. in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, officers responded to reports of a man threatening residents with a rifle. They found Johnny Bradley on a second floor balcony now holding a handgun. >> Let me see your hands. Put your [ __ ] hands up, bro. Let me see your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your [ __ ] hand. Put it Put it down. Put the gun down. Put the gun down again. I'm going to take Put the gun down. >> Officers repeatedly ordered Bradley to show his hands and put the gun down, but he ignored their commands. With every passing second, the tension continued to rise. >> Put your hands up. Put your [ __ ] head. Hey, put it put it down. Put the gun down. Put the gun down again. I'm going to take Put the gun down. >> Bradley suddenly stood up while still armed. One officer reacted immediately and moments later officers secured the handgun and began providing medical aid. >> Put your hands up. Put your [ __ ] hand. Put >> Put it down. Put the gun down. >> Put the gun down. >> Put the gun down. headquarters. >> Bradley was taken to a hospital in stable condition and officers later recovered a rifle from his apartment. A tense encounter ending in seconds and a reminder of how quickly ignoring repeated commands can change everything. >> I'm coming, man. I got you. I'm put a turkey on you. Okay. >> I wouldn't try to do this no >> code for EMS. >> Driver, show your hand. >> Hands up. On June 6th in White Lake Township, Michigan, USA, police stopped a woman near M59 and Fisk Road. According to police, she gave a false name while officers checked her information. >> [music] >> She's running northwest. Before the check was finished, the driver identified as Mercedes Morris suddenly sped away. Officers followed as her SUV raced along M59 and weaved through traffic. 120 [music] blew the light at a little bit. approach approaching. >> After roughly 4 minutes, Morris lost control near Ridge Road. The SUV left the roadway and struck a utility pole, bringing the pursuit to an abrupt end. versus >> officers quickly secured the scene and took Morris into custody. She later faced multiple allegations, including fleeing and eluding. A few minutes of reckless driving had turned [music] an ordinary stop into consequences far more serious than the original situation. >> Hands on the wheel now. On December 8th, 2022, at approximately 3:47 p.m. on Interstate 440, USA, communications received a report about a suspected impaired driver near the 10mi marker. The vehicle was reportedly moving across multiple lanes and had nearly collided with other vehicles. An officer positioned on the north shoulder soon spotted it approaching. 23 knots 2727. >> The officer activated the emergency lights and attempted to get the driver to pull over. The vehicle moved onto the shoulder, but instead of stopping, it continued slowly before returning to the roadway and crossing several lanes. Moments later, it struck a bridge near the shoulder, but continued moving. The officer followed closely, trying to bring the situation under control. What you see? As they approached the 13-mi marker, the situation reached a critical point. The officer moved into position and performed a precision immobilization technique. The vehicle eventually stopped after contacting the concrete median barrier. Officers ordered the driver, later identified as Donald Baxley, to exit, but Baxley appeared disoriented and did not respond normally. When he briefly looked toward the officers and revved the engine, the tension rose again, even though the vehicle could no longer move. worry about this window here. I'll hold you first lock your hand. Hang on. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get on the ground. Officers attempted to gain access to the vehicle and eventually opened the door, allowing them to assist Baxley out and place him in custody. Emergency medical personnel arrived and evaluated him at the scene. Baxley reportedly said he had been drinking, but claimed he had consumed only one beer, while officers noted a strong odor of alcohol. What began as a warning about an unsafe driver ended with a simple but powerful lesson. When judgment is impaired, even an ordinary drive can quickly become a serious risk to everyone nearby. >> Maybe roll over. On September 14th, 2026, around 400 p.m. near Abbott, Arkansas, USA, Trooper Shackleford attempted to stop a gold Mazda pickup with an expired registration. Instead of stopping, driver Jay McDaniel accelerated away. Turn off lane. 71. >> McDaniel continued onto Rock Island Road, reaching about 50 mph on the dirt surface and repeatedly losing traction. His passenger [music] reportedly urged him several times to stop, but the pursuit continued. At about 4:02 p.m., the trooper performed a TVI at roughly 46 mph. The pickup overturned and officers quickly secured both occupants. DBI roll over. Give me 1016. >> Hands. Show [screaming] me your hands. Show me your hands. Get out of the car. Ma'am, if you're on that side, start rolling out. Get out of the car. Other hand. Get out. Get out of the car. >> McDaniel later admitted he fled because of an outstanding felony warrant. He was taken into custody and faced several additional charges while [music] his passenger received treatment for a minor injury. Two minutes of running had only made an already difficult situation much worse. Okay. >> Turn around. Turn around. Lean on my car. Lean forward. I'm so sorry. Why would you do that? >> All right. Right now. Are you okay? All right, we got EMS coming to check y'all out. On September 14th, 2026, around 11:20 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, trooper Dustin Medford noticed a Black Ford Excursion behaving unusually near I 630. He stopped the vehicle and contacted the driver, Ahmad Wahed. How's it going? >> You trying to get to the house? >> During the stop, Medford suspected Wahed might be impaired. As the trooper continued his investigation, Wahed suddenly started the SUV and drove away despite being warned not to flee. >> Don't do it. 10 1037 rock. We're uh on 3A speed 77 light traffic 6°. We're still westbound on 630 77. Uh middle lane, no traffic. The pursuit reached I 630 west where Medford quickly performed a TVI to prevent the situation from escalating further. The maneuver stopped the SUV and officers safely removed Wahed from the vehicle. TVI roll over. Put your hands up. Hands up. Do not move. Anybody got a window? Go up. Put your hands up. >> Break it out then. Break it out. Take your seat belt off. >> Wahed was taken for medical evaluation and later into custody. According to the report, he admitted using substances and drinking and subsequently faced multiple charges. What began as an officer checking on an unusual situation had turned into another reminder that driving away rarely makes the problem disappear. All right. Hands behind your back. >> We know. We know. >> On February 13th, 2025, around 11:40 a.m. near Griffin Road in I95 in Florida, USA, troopers spotted a blue Honda Grom traveling above the speed limit. When they attempted a traffic stop, the masked rider refused to pull over. The rider made sudden U-turns, traveled against traffic, and crossed multiple lanes and grassy medians while officers followed with lights and sirens activated. Each risky move pushed the situation closer to disaster. Heat. Heat. Just pull over, bro. We have no 18. When troopers attempted to box the motorcycle in, it made contact with a patrol vehicle. The rider abandoned the bike and tried to escape on foot, but fell moments later and was quickly taken into custody. Yeah. >> The rider was identified as Francisco Antonio Lasano. Records showed his license was suspended and investigators later determined the motorcycle had been reported stolen. What began as a minor speeding violation had now led to consequences far more serious than the original stop. 5 July 30th, 2026 at 7:43 a.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit involving a stolen U-Haul trailer traveling on Interstate 30. The vehicle was moving at around 75 mph with heavy traffic making the pursuit increasingly difficult. Coming up on the three speed about 80 left hand lane. >> 80 mph. Coming up on the three heavy light traffic light traffic. Oh man. >> Trooper David Calbertt attempted several tactical vehicle interventions as the driver moved through exit ramps, bankad road, residential areas, a yard, and a church parking lot. Despite repeated attempts to stop him, the driver continued forward, turning the pursuit into an increasingly risky situation. Traffic light speed out of it speed 40. >> Yeah, this one be Fraser now. He's going to be on Frasier. >> Trooper Ethan Hilland eventually made a successful tactical intervention, bringing the U-Haul to a stop. But when officers moved in to make the arrest, the driver suddenly accelerated again. Moments later, the vehicle crashed into a power pole and became immobilized. We're at now. He's going to be on street. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. the car. >> The driver identified as Jesse Keller refused commands to exit and had to be removed from the vehicle. He continued resisting before officers secured him and handed him over to Little Rock police. What began with a stolen vehicle had turned into a dangerous pursuit across multiple roads and neighborhoods. >> He's a single boy. He just roll over. Roll over. Roll over. July 10th, 2026, at 8:09 p.m. in Broward County, Florida, USA, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a white Buick Encore after observing speeding, unsafe lane changes, and reckless driving on Interstate 95. 95. >> Instead of stopping, the driver accelerated to more than 100 mph and continued through traffic. Near Broward Boulevard, the Buick struck a Toyota Camry, triggering a chain reaction involving a Hyundai Elantre, a patrol vehicle, and a tow truck. >> He just roll over, roll over, roll over. >> The Buick overturned and the driver quickly climbed out and ran from the scene. A trooper pursued him on foot and within moments the chase came to an end. What started as a traffic stop had suddenly become a chaotic scene involving multiple vehicles and motorists. We're going to have two lanes. >> No, come over here. >> Boulevard entrance or exit on the wall. >> The driver was identified as Marqual Tavon Montgomery and was found to have no valid Florida driver license. Several people involved in the crash required hospital treatment, while Montgomery was also treated before being taken into custody. One decision to flee had created consequences far beyond the original traffic stop. >> Sorry, man. I'm sorry. Please let me go. Please, please. You're negative in the car. I officer car. Looks like he's about to wreck out. >> On I30 West in Arkansas, USA. An officer spotted a gold Nissan Maxima with faulty lights and attempted a routine traffic stop. As the officer approached, the young driver suddenly accelerated away, jumping several curbs before eventually abandoning the car near Chico and Aelia and running into a wooded area. reason for your stop. You had a missing brake light. No license. These are 80 going red light at the 30 front. 65th west speed 120 take the exit that stay on right here. Officers searched the abandoned vehicle and [music] discovered a Glock 23 handgun fitted with a modification capable of changing how the firearm operated. Prescription bottles bearing the name Demetrius Griggsby were also found inside. [screaming] We went right. Looks like he's about to wreck out. Yep. Going to be at Aelia. Well, nope. He's going to keep going. Route 66. Footn. After contacting the vehicle's owner and comparing available records, officers identified Griggsby as the suspected driver. What began with a simple equipment violation had uncovered something far more serious. A reminder that even the smallest traffic stop [music] can take an unexpected turn. Yeah. >> July 31st, 2026 at 9:11 p.m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. Trooper James Booth spotted a white Kia Optima driving erratically and crossing into the wrong lane. He initiated a traffic stop, but the driver, later identified as Patrick John's, continued before eventually pulling onto the shoulder. 987 Zebra Ocean. 987 Zebra Adam Ocean on a white Ultima. >> CFS received. CFS comments added. Looks like we're coming to a stop on the right shoulder just before the 140 and 6:30. >> CFS comments headed. >> Booth approached the vehicle and asked Jon's to turn off the engine. Instead, Jon shifted into gear and suddenly fled. The pursuit quickly reached speeds above 100 mph, weaving through traffic, running a red light, and at one point driving into opposing traffic. later on. 37 left. It won't be CMS combat. >> Copy that. CFS comments added. >> One time blackmail comes in. As the pursuit moved toward a populated area on a Friday night, officers prepared for a tactical vehicle intervention. Booth made contact with the Kia, sending it off the roadway. The vehicle overturned near Club 1836, bringing the pursuit to a sudden end. >> Come to join me club. I'll be there. John's was taken to US with non-lifethreatening injuries. Officers later reported finding a package containing marijuana and an opened alcohol container inside the vehicle. What began as a routine traffic stop had quickly become a dangerous pursuit, reminding us that one decision behind the wheel can affect far more people than expected. We're at the 1836 German Club. Catch up to you. August 1st, 2026 in Arkansas, USA, Arkansas State Police became involved in a high-speed pursuit after a driver refused to stop. The chase quickly reached speeds of more than 111 mph, turning an ordinary road into a tense and unpredictable scene. I'm getting up. Troopers continued following the vehicle as it sped along the highway. With the risk increasing, officers prepared to bring the pursuit under control using a tactical vehicle intervention. >> Guard catch up to you. Springfield. >> The intervention successfully brought the vehicle to a stop. Officers then ordered the driver to exit, keep his hands visible, and move toward them while following their commands. After several tense moments, the driver eventually complied. >> Hands up. Get your [ __ ] hands up. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Hands up. >> During the arrest, the driver reportedly said he had panicked because he was carrying a jar of marijuana and insisted he never intended to flee. But by then, the decision to keep driving had already turned a simple encounter into a dangerous pursuit. Sometimes a moment of panic can create consequences that last far beyond those few seconds. >> Please don't be aggressive. I'm here. They trying to take everything from you. I got a >> chill out. Chill out. >> I tell you everything. >> Yes, sir. Please don't harm me. I I don't want no harm. I already been to jail for no reason. That's my mother card. And I really want to talk to you. I got car weed in there. What I'm doing? >> You got an ID on it. >> Say they took it for no reason. But uh that's a real officer. It's like a damn >> behind every flashing light, every pursuit, and every tense encounter is a reminder that one decision can change everything in a matter of seconds. These moments are more than dramatic footage. They show the value of staying calm, respecting the law, and thinking about how our choices can affect not only ourselves, but everyone around us. 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