On the night of July 19th, 2023, a state trooper noticed a vehicle speeding through the Bobby Hopper tunnel on Interstate 49. Its driver behaving erratically, the car weaved across lanes and passed the trooper at high speed before vanishing into the dark stretch ahead. Have you That's a mountain here. 30 seconds back up. Back up. for county advising units with you. Heat. Heat. We're good foring hands up now. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Get out. Get out. You got lethal. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Oh man, you >> get on the ground, mother. >> After the situation came to an end, troopers discovered the driver identified as Mr. Mcool was heavily intoxicated and combative. He was eventually restrained after a prolonged struggle and found with marijuana a grinder and an open beer inside the vehicle. Mcool was charged with driving while intoxicated, fleeing, and possession of drug paraphernalia, among other violations. On the evening of January 30th, 2024, a trooper patrolling Interstate 30 near exit 18 received reports of a reckless white Cadillac weaving through lanes. The car was seen breaking erratically, drifting toward the shoulder and making abrupt turns without signaling. What followed would test both patience and precision on rural Arkansas roads. 125 just well. These are six. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP MOVING. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving now. >> I got her at gunpoint here. We're just 759 blocks. Continue to move. About to go down the ditch. >> I'm standing by until another UNIT GETS HERE. >> STOP MOVING NOW. She's back on the road. She's trying to turn back. That rest now drink. Break great break. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on THE GROUND NOW. YOU [screaming] GIRL. >> Me now. Please. >> Ma'am, shut your mouth. I'm not even touching you. >> You're hurting me. >> Please cover my body. You're hurting me, >> sir. Please. No, >> sit down. You are. >> You're not in a position to make any decision, but shut your mouth down. >> The driver, later identified as Crystal Dixon, showed strong signs of intoxication once in custody. Inside her car, troopers found alcohol containers, marijuana, and THC gummies. Dixon faced charges including felony fleeing, driving while intoxicated, and possession of controlled substances and drug paraphernalia. On December 22nd, 2023, deputies in Stone County initiated a traffic stop after noticing a vehicle tailgating dangerously close to another. The driver briefly pulled over only to make a split-second decision that would send law enforcement into full alert mode. The traffic service is independent can now also I talked to and they are unable to like head your way though. Orange coming from Orange Island from Whitely Lane. Once the incident concluded, the driver identified as Caleb Gurley was found to have been drinking and smoking marijuana during the drive. His passenger confirmed he fled because of outstanding warrants. Gurley was charged with driving while intoxicated, fleeing, and possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Close to midnight on August 18th, 2023, a trooper spotted a gray passenger car speeding and drifting out of its lane along Interstate 30 in Little Rock. The driver ignored repeated lane boundaries and moved erratically among other vehicles. The decision to stop the vehicle set in motion a chain of events few could have predicted. 30. He's approaching 6:30. All right. Give me a nap. 10:378. >> Give me a Ghana to passenger car. 120 Yuf. 12 YUF. We're going 630 West. 120 Young Frank. Going west on 630. >> He just ate the wall. I think it's 1025. Start mam. >> Driver, open your DOOR AND [screaming] GET OUT SLOWLY. >> Be hurry. He hurt >> 58 lit up. Don't take down. Vehicle is occupied at least two times. Pastor says driver. >> Officer, he hurt. Officer >> already got an ambulance coming. >> I got the passenger 10. Driver is currently out cold. >> Hey, just draw down this side. He's knocked out my cord. Come on here, buddy. >> Hey, you got your pulse, partner. It did. But he's still breathing. He's got a strong pulse. I think he's knocked out. Let's >> pull him out and set him down. >> Afterward, officers discovered the car contained three suspects and a cache of illegal weapons, narcotics, and cash. The driver identified as Typus Johnson and two passengers were taken into custody. They faced multiple felony charges, including possession of stolen firearms, narcotics trafficking, and driving while intoxicated. Just after midnight on July the 16th, 2024, a Michigan State Police trooper attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a suspicious vehicle near Jolly Road and Bell Chase Drive. What seemed like a routine stop quickly took an unexpected turn when the driver chose not to comply. Central on 26 in Jolly. Map stakes approved. >> Keep us updated on his location. We'll try to set something up. >> We're having Shaw coming up to the construction zone here. It is occupied four times. and Shaw approaching construction. Set up green river through the barricade coming off the barricade approaching Grand River. We're going to be westbound behind there, but they're coming up to probably 26. We're still eastbound. I'm not sure if I stick. I did. Someone stops at one. >> Go ahead. I'm going to terminate. >> Your incident has been updated. Speeds are 110. Continuing eastbound, passing Lensport. Vehicle's breaking. He's driving the wrong way. Eastbound St. Joe. >> Doors open. >> Doors open. Full bail. Full bail. >> Doors open. Bailing. >> He's the driver. >> YEP. 112 is going back westbound. >> We're running northbound. Thank you. >> Behind 604. YOU BETTER STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET ON THE GROUND, TRAN. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. HANDS OUT. ON YOUR BOW. >> ON YOUR BELLY. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. THE DRIVER, later identified as Taran Gentry, was eventually apprehended along with his passenger, Shaquan Fry. Both men were taken for medical evaluation. Gentry was admitted for an overdose while rear passengers were cited for open intoxicants. Gentry faced multiple charges, including assaulting an officer with a vehicle and fleeing police. In the early hours of April 28th, 2024, dispatchers received frantic calls about a vehicle driving the wrong way on Interstate 96 in Michigan. Several motorists narrowly avoided disaster as the car continued traveling against oncoming traffic. One trooper made a bold decision to intervene before anyone else could be hurt. coming up on Eureka. Sergeant, I'm going to take it out if it uh if I get a chance. All right, 50's on the wrong side. Now I'm on the shoulder. Need to take it out if I get a chance. Good pit. Good hit. Out of the car. >> Out of the car. OUT OF THE CAR. >> OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU'RE DRIVING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD. >> OUT OF THE CAR. >> OH MY GOD. Oh my god. Hello. Hello. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> You're under arrest. All right. Ma'am, will you have a seat for me, please? >> Yes, ma'am. Have a seat. All right. All right. What happened? >> Huh? >> What happened? >> I pit her out. >> Oh. Where did you pick it up at? >> Um, just by Allen Road. >> So, you were going the wrong way, too? >> Um, I went ahead. I went ahead of them. They were in the They were going the wrong way. >> Yeah. >> I went ahead to the next turn around. Came around on the shoulder. Waited till there was no traffic. Got into the lane. Fit her out. >> How fast were you going? >> I don't even know. I didn't look. >> I didn't care how fast I was going. I'm here to save lives. They want to jam me up for it. They can. >> Do you have a Did you guys find your ID at all? >> I registered. >> Her I'm going to take a picture. After the driver identified as Abigail Busho was stopped, tests revealed a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. She admitted to drinking before getting behind the wheel. The case later raised a controversial question. Was the trooper right to drive the wrong way himself to stop her, or was it too great a risk? Let us know what you think in the comments. At around 1:30 a.m. on September 14th, 2024, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper noticed a white Nissan Sentra with expired tags traveling through Bradenton. The driver showed no intention of stopping, even as emergency lights flashed behind her. Within moments, a calm night on US 41 would turn into chaos. I got one at 10.97. Gravity track 41 All right. A whole lot of hands. Hands. Hands. Cover your head. Hands. Put your hands up. Hey, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. on the ground. >> Afterward, the driver was identified as 59-year-old Lisa Joanne Hoffacker, who displayed clear signs of intoxication. Her passenger admitted they had both been drinking and using drugs before the stop. Hoffacker faced charges of fleeing to elude, driving under the influence, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. Near midnight on September 8th, 2024, troopers in Arkansas spotted a vehicle limping down the highway, missing a tire, but still in motion. Sparks trailed behind as the car continued forward despite clear signals to stop. >> 214 city. We're stopping the middle. We understand the 282 forward. Still rolling center the interstate. Boy Paul Charles 1373. Boy Paul Charles 1373 out of Tennessee. South Hyundai Elantre. We're in the slow lane now, but we're still rolling about 60 mph. CFS helmet battle show up 407 directly. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME your hands. Show me your hands. Crawl out and get on your stomach. Crawl out AND GET ON YOUR STOMACH. LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN ON YOUR STOMACH. NO, don't jump. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Got him out. But I'm still trying to give you the cover. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. 214 station next person. >> Anybody else in the car? >> When the situation ended, the driver was found to be extremely intoxicated and unable to stand steadily. He was charged with reckless driving, fleeing, open container violation, and refusal to submit to a chemical test. Late one night in Savannah, Georgia, a trooper noticed a blue sedan traveling without headlights along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. When the vehicle sped up instead of stopping, the calm of the city streets gave way to rising tension. North Lock right here. I got I got fire locked in. Stand up 50 roller. Stand with 50 roller. Stay with your roller. Once everything was under control, the driver identified as Devon Andrew Walden was taken into custody after resisting arrest. He admitted to drinking earlier in the evening and later agreed to a blood test. Walden was charged with driving while intoxicated, felony fleeing, and reckless driving. In the early morning hours of February 26th, 2025, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked a speeding Infiniti sedan racing down the highway. When lights and sirens came on, the driver pressed harder on the gas instead of slowing down. Good. 65. HANDS UP. HANDS UP NOW. HANDS UP. Hands up. Do not move. Open the door WITH YOUR LEFT HAND NOW. Open the door. >> Afterward, the driver confessed to consuming alcohol before driving and was arrested without further resistance. He was charged with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving and fleeing to elude. Just after midnight on July the 1st, 2022, a Florida trooper observed a blue Maserati swerving within its lane while speeding through Penllis County. The sports car's signal lights flickered pointlessly as the driver ignored every sign to slow down. 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Just before the 13. >> Do what? >> You got better action. >> No, I got a crowbar. >> Well, I'VE GOT >> You ready to bust this window here? I'll hold rec. GET OUT. GET OUT. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get on the ground. >> After the car was disabled, officers surrounded the vehicle and forcibly removed the driver when he continued to resist. He was checked for injuries and later taken into custody for driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest. On the night of July 10th, 2025, deputies in Faulner County were in pursuit of a vehicle speeding east on Interstate 40. The drivers erratic movements through traffic left officers little room to plan their next move as they called for backup from state police. 66 liter. Okay. 66 237 TV. I got him this time. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> PUT your up. >> We're on the east shoulder. Uh county line. >> Stay there. Stay there. your hand. Uh-uh. Out the car. GET YOUR ASS [crying] OUT. ON YOUR FACE. GET UP. When the incident ended, the suspect identified as Dustin Kirkindall was found to be heavily intoxicated and combative. Officers located open containers of alcohol and suspected narcotics that had been tossed from the vehicle. He was charged with driving while intoxicated, fleeing, and resisting arrest. Just after 4:00 a.m. on June 21st, 2023, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper patrolling Interstate 95 in St. Lucy County spotted a gray Dodge driving erratically. The vehicle swerved across lanes and nearly collided with other cars before the trooper decided to investigate. 31. Take it off. coming. Perfect. passenger on 807. Singapore vehicle. I'm on very shore. >> Once the driver was taken into custody, he was found to be intoxicated after colliding with another vehicle during the incident. He was charged with driving while intoxicated. reckless driving and fleeing from law enforcement. Another wild pursuit brought to a close, but stories like this happen far more often than most realize. The next video dives even deeper into how quickly these moments can turn chaotic, so don't miss it. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more real police chase footage every