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On September 15th, 2022, a tense afternoon unfolded in Arkansas when a truck linked to multiple online threats toward law enforcement and state officials was spotted by the Arkansas State Police. The suspect, believed to be armed with explosives, refused to stop leading troopers into a highstakes pursuit that gripped every officer involved. I smoke arms. Yes. >> 71 secondary. I got just drive 40. When you get a chance, we get back to traffic. Out 15 107. >> This is traffic. Pity copy >> 71 L rock passing the 156 107 156 107 pit pit pit Do not rush that car. Do not rush that car. 40. Get out of your car. When troopers finally caught up, their coordinated takedown ended with both vehicles spinning out after a pit attempt locked the bumpers together. The suspect was quickly subdued and the explosive threat turned out to be unfounded. Fortunately, everyone involved walked away unharmed. The suspect was taken into custody to face charges related to threats against law enforcement and others. On the night of September 20th, 2023, the stillness over Little Rock shattered when two cars thundered past an Arkansas State Trooper at nearly 150 mph. The chase zeroed in on a white Dodge Challenger as it tore down Interstate 30, weaving between vehicles and pushing its limits far beyond reason. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. After an extended pursuit, troopers cornered the Challenger and took the driver, 20some Dmitri Barton, into custody. His passenger, Amparro Lopez Gomez, suffered shoulder pain but was treated on scene. Barton faced a long list of charges, among them felony fleeing and reckless driving. The passenger was released after questioning. Both were fortunate the chase didn't end much worse. Late one night in Fairburn, Georgia, officer Irvin clocked a Dodge Challenger flying down Interstate 85 at 101 m hour. When the blue lights came on, the driver hit the gas, setting off a dangerous high-speed pursuit that tore across the interstate with reckless abandon. Rene 11 1080 going to be 85,000 uh bike driving check off the top I think there went straight across been in the neighborhood basically let go whatever this neighborhood is called right across from Well, >> I'm playing Dr. road up. These are back 85. He might want to stand by clear back. We're coming up along the 14 mile line 25. Hit 41. Hit 41. 41 repeat 41. Midnight 30. Okay. Bush vine blackmail red shirt red short black male red short bush vine receive what's the location >> the chase ended in a violent spin as the challenger bounced across lanes like a pinball before coming to rest. The driver was swiftly taken into custody without serious injury. Authorities later confirmed multiple traffic related charges. It was another night that proved outrunning the law only leads to heavier consequences. On May 29th, 2024, a deputy in St. John's County, Florida, pulled over a white Ford F-150 after learning the female driver had an active arrest warrant. What started as a routine stop took a sharp turn when the driver grew defensive, refused to step out, and suddenly sped off with the deputy still beside her door. >> Hey, ma'am. How you doing? Now, >> hey, you have your driver's license, registration. Are you Are you the RO of this vehicle? >> Can you state your name? Are you need Can you start the car for me, please? >> We're going to bring this car up here and we're going to pin your truck. I'm going to have you bring your car. >> I'm >> Yeah, you bring your car and come up here and pin this back. >> Now, don't you drive off. Don't you do it. Don't you do it. Get out of there. 04 04. 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 JF clear. Ow. Ow. All right. All right. Please just don't shut me. Just don't jump me. I say just don't shove me. Just please don't shove me. I'm trying. Hold on. I am I am I am I am >> I am I'm trying to I am. >> I can't pick my legs up. I have to be in front. I'm disabled. I really have to be in front. Please put them in front. >> Okay, I'm going slow. >> Yeah, but please put the I can't move my arms. Once the truck was stopped, the woman was arrested after a reckless chase that crossed multiple jurisdictions. Deputies later discovered drugs, a stolen firearm, and a pending DUI investigation. Among her charges, aggravated fleeing, possession of a controlled substance, and more. To top it off, she was so shaken after the arrest that quite literally she lost control of her nerves, proving some drivers truly crack under pressure. On May 2nd, 2023, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit already racing westbound along Interstate 40 involving a red SUV driven by a known deported felon. The driver refused to pull over, reaching speeds near 100 mph and passing traffic on the shoulders while multiple departments coordinated the chase. We're coming up 440 right now. Step up. >> He's passing. He's going up here on the right. Stand by. 67 right now for about one minute right now. Roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Stand by. >> We got a pit. We got a pit. We got a pit. Roll over. Roll over. Pit. Roll over. Stand by. We're stopped here at JFK. >> The pursuit came to an end inside Palaski County after troopers executed a tactical vehicle intervention. The suspect identified as Tiggo Culdero was taken into custody by Hazen police. He faced charges including aggravated assault, felony fleeing, and driving under the influence of drugs. ICE also issued a detainer after confirming his prior deportation and active warrant. In the early hours of April 7th, 2024, Arkansas State Police clocked a speeding vehicle that refused to stop. The driver initially appeared ready to comply, but suddenly accelerated again, sparking a pursuit that quickly reached 141 mph through dark, empty stretches of highway. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> I don't care. Show me your hands. Is there anybody else in the car? >> Step back to the standby boy. Then you better do what I tell you to do. Walk backwards. >> Walk backwards. >> Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. cross. >> TV. TV. TV. Driver, step out of the car. Driver, step out of the car. Step out of the car. step out of the >> When the chase ended, the young female driver was taken into custody without further resistance. She admitted to panicking over running out of gas and fearing she'd be harmed. Troopers calmed her down before transporting her for evaluation. She was cited for reckless driving, felony fleeing, and other related offenses. A harsh lesson on how panic can turn a small mistake into a dangerous night. On the evening of October 8th, 2022, Arkansas State Police locked onto a speeding Honda Civic, barreling down the interstate at more than 130 mph. As traffic thinned, the driver's reckless escape attempt escalated into a full pursuit that left no room for error. on our next city. down 0 25 secondary number 125. Start multiple over 16. Multiple roll over. Multiple roll over. Keep them up. Keep them up. Moments later, the Civic lost control and tumbled violently down the highway after a PIT maneuver. Emergency responders rushed to the scene and the driver was hospitalized with serious injuries but survived. Charges for felony fleeing and reckless endangerment were filed as troopers cleared the wreckage from the highway. On January 2nd, 2023, a pizza delivery van speeding across Arkansas highways caught the attention of troopers. What began as a simple stop attempt quickly turned chaotic as the driver refused to pull over, forcing officers into a high-speed pursuit. Good day. [screaming] That's the song. Still rolling. Still rolling. Back on the road. [screaming] I'm going to try to pit. >> 37 roll over. Ess. >> Hands up. Hands up. >> After a successful PIT, both vehicles spun out and one trooper's patrol car rolled during the collision. Thankfully, the officer walked away with only minor injuries. The suspect was arrested without further incident and charged with felony fleeing and reckless driving. It was a pursuit that proved even a delivery run can end in disaster when you run from the law. On June 3rd, 2023 in Savannah, Georgia, a Grey Dodge Challenger was clocked at 88 mph before accelerating past 130. As the driver raced through intersections, cutting off motorists and running red lights, troopers closed in for a tense, high-speed pursuit through city streets. All right, back westbound. Excuse me. Eastbound clear eastbound residence. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. All right. Looks like it's going to turn on Pennsylvania. That seems like Pit, ra, uh, I think we're on dur. Stand by. P, ra. Uh, I think we're on dur. Standby. Put your hands up now. Put them up. You do anything wrong and you're going to get killed right now. You understand me? >> You see this gun in your face? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Get out of the car now. >> Keep your hands up. Outside. Put him outside. >> Open it from the outside, you dumbass. >> After the driver was finally stopped and detained, he admitted fleeing because he didn't want another ticket. The man was charged with reckless driving, felony fleeing, and DUI based on marijuana use. What started as a simple speeding violation spiraled into a case that could follow him for years. On July 4th, 2025, a celebration night in Arkansas turned chaotic when police began pursuing a silver Nissan Alima tied to street racing. The chase weaved through gravel roads and dense holiday traffic as the young driver showed no regard for safety or authority. coming out 25 intersection. South Street. South Street. We're south 25. [screaming] Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Once the pursuit ended, officers arrested the driver, 19-year-old Emerson Castellano Diaz. His charges included felony fleeing, forgery, and reckless driving, among others. A firearm was found inside the vehicle, and his passenger, a minor, was cited as well. Independence Day ended behind bars for the reckless racer who learned freedom isn't found in speed. On the morning of September 11th, 2025, a pursuit from Oklahoma crossed into Arkansas as officers chased a Jeep Wrangler tied to counterfeit money and drug activity. The suspect refused to stop barreling down Interstate 40 at speeds topping 120 mph. Captain Keep passive. 98. Oh man, don't do that. I don't think you hear it. for TV. TR4 TVR The chase ended violently after the Jeep rolled during a tactical intervention. The driver identified as Maurice Gonzalez of Georgia was taken into custody after resisting arrest. Inside the vehicle, troopers found methamphetamine marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Gonzalez was charged with multiple felonies, including possession with intent to deliver and fleeing, and remains held in Crawford County Jail. Late on the morning of November 20th, 2024, an Arkansas State Trooper attempted to stop a white Nissan with expired tags. Instead of complying, the driver hit the gas, leading to a dangerous chase through rural roads and small town neighborhoods. 11 Highway 35 28 King Mary 39 William Left on Highway 353. TV. >> After crashing into a tree, the suspect identified as Michael Kaitton Price fled on foot. He was later identified through his sister and tracked by investigators, though he initially evaded capture. Authorities filed numerous charges, including felony fleeing, criminal mischief, and driving on a suspended license. His associate, Troy Bryant, was also charged for hindering his escape. On August 6th, 2022, deputies in Foresight County, Georgia, received a bolo alert for four women who had shoplifted from a Dawson County outlet mall. When a silver Ford Focus matching the description was spotted on GA400, deputies attempted a stop. But the driver had other plans. >> 21 unit number. Go ahead. >> 2150 southbound at 13. Bolo vehicle. Dawson Papa 3621745 362745. Silver Thank you. 2153. If you let know, Dawson Island stopped. We're southbound just before 13 occupied times 4. 10. >> Let Dawson know I have them stopped. We're southbound is 413 butt four times. They're off. Driver, get out of the car. There taking off on me. Going southbound [music] 2450. You got charges on >> negative pit. We're southbound. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Start with some more units. They're compliant right now. >> Yeah, I got them. >> Driver, step out. >> Keep your hands up. >> After a short pursuit, the car was disabled with a precision PIT maneuver and all four women were arrested. Investigators uncovered fake currency and confirmed one suspect had an active warrant for vehicle hijacking. Charges ranged from reckless driving to forgery. And the shoplifting crews day of fast cash ended just as fast as it began. On the night of January 24th, 2024, a pursuit from Oklahoma spilled across the state line into Arkansas as a blue Nissan Kicks tried to outrun police in the dark. With its lights off, the suspect vehicle darted between lanes, narrowly avoiding collisions with other motorists. >> Can we get up here and get him off? traffic to 30 if we can. >> Okay, for Smith, the vehicle's on his shoulder eastbound still over 100 shoulder eastbound over 100. Okay, back off the shoulder in the left lane coming past the 13. Get on the ramp or the 12, get on the ramp. Come up on the 13 exit. >> 13 exit. >> Vehicle is blacked out. >> Morph see if they got any spike. >> I'm for public service with Crawford right now. >> Passing the 13 speed at about 115. Passing 13. Speed 115. Okay, trying to p him and the guy's trying to over him. Trying to get him right here. TVI TV just today. TV. Say bye. Y'all see any movement? >> I got some movement on the uh driver side. Okay. I'm going to get my rifle. Show me your hands. Come out. Come out with your hands up. Come on. Get out. Hands up. Hands up. Out. Out. Out. Hands up. Stand up. I ain't coming up there. Stand your ass up. Come back here to me. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. Keep coming. Keep coming. Hands up. Keep coming. Driver. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> Dog will come get you if you move. Hands up. >> Passenger. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> Keep walking backwards. >> Driver, you keep your hands where we see them. Keep coming. You white. Keep coming. Go. Got him. >> Got him. Down. Down. Down. Down. Down. You up. Hands up. Up. Get up off the damn ground. >> Get up off the ground. >> Get I don't care. Get up off the damn ground. Do what I say. Turn around. Face away from me. Walk backwards to me. There you go. Walk back. Pull your pants up. I'll let you pull you. There you go. Come on. I don't want to see you. Come on. Hands up. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming to me. Keep coming to me. Don't look at me. >> Keep coming all the way down. Back down. Anybody else in the car? We can go. >> Y'all want you see anybody else? off of real. >> Hey man, did your dog clear cars? >> What is it? >> Did your dog clear cars? >> No. >> All right. You with me? >> Yep. We're going to clear a car. >> I got you. >> Arkansas State Police ended the chase after a final tactical maneuver sent the car rolling off the highway. The driver, Eric Boyce, and his passenger were taken into custody. Inside the wrecked car, officers found several vacuum-sealed bags containing marijuana. Boyce and his passenger both faced serious drug trafficking charges, possession with intent to deliver, and reckless driving. On April 6th, 2023, Arkansas State Police attempted to stop a white Chevrolet Cruise for dark window tint and unsafe driving. When the driver refused to comply, the pursuit raced down Interstate 40 at speeds nearing 100 mph. carry 365. I'm about half mile. I'm in Speed. Okay. Heat. North through the woods parallel highway to the parame get on Get under. >> The chase ended after the crews rolled over an embankment and both occupants were taken into custody. [music] The driver later identified as Davian Richards was charged with trafficking a controlled substance. Felony fleeing and other drugrelated offenses after pills suspected to be fentinyl were found in the vehicle. What began as a simple tint stop became a textbook example of how one bad decision can flip your entire life upside down. That's one pursuit down, but there's always another just around the corner. The next video shows a chase that takes a shocking turn no one saw coming. Go check it out now. Thanks for being here and don't forget to hit subscribe for more intense police footage.
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