In the early hours of October 15th, 2023, a small Toyota became the focus of a relentless pursuit that unfolded just after 2:00 a.m. The driver refused to surrender weaving through dark, empty roads as multiple police units attempted to bring the chase to an end. Despite repeated attempts to stop the vehicle, the compact car pushed on, surprising everyone with how much punishment it could take. Now he's traveling off. I don't know if you I'm not a 25 Somebody got back here. Keep coming back. You coming back. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> We're going through [screaming] [screaming] the location. After a prolonged pursuit, officers finally managed to end the chaos with a tactical maneuver that left the vehicle disabled. The driver was promptly taken into custody facing charges that included fleeing, reckless driving, and obstruction. What began as a reckless decision turned into a costly lesson about defying the law on public roads. On the morning of October 4th, 2025, a trooper clocked a jeep speeding down Interstate 49 in Fagetville at nearly 100 mph. When the driver suddenly exited onto Steven Carr Memorial Boulevard, the situation escalated fast. That driver, later identified as 23-year-old Dustin Palman, ignored all signals to stop pushing the stolen vehicle through city streets at dangerous speeds as officers closed in. We've gone far enough, bro. We'll be here. South D37 South. Break down. EMS. Break down. EMS. The chase ended violently after the jeep struck a utility pole and rolled, ejecting the passenger and leaving her paralyzed. Palman fled on foot but was tracked down by a K-9 team and arrested nearby. He now faces a long list of charges including fleeing, kidnapping, parole violation, and possession with intent to deliver among others. The [music] crash serves as another grim reminder that one reckless decision can change multiple lives forever. On November 21st, 2023, Arkansas State Trooper Tyler Gentry conducted what began as a simple traffic stop on US Highway 67 in Miller County. The driver of a Chevrolet Cavalere, who introduced himself as Jerry Brexton, appeared cooperative at first, but a fingerprint scan soon revealed his true identity. Jerry W. Beard Jr., a parole with unfinished business. As soon as his cover was blown, Beard hit the gas, turning a routine stop into a dangerous pursuit. >> What did I do? >> Red popped up red for something. Step out of the video. >> No. >> Oh, 1037. 1037. that 3. Heat. Fire. Successful spot. Successful spot. Passenger side. No problem. Oh, well. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The chase tore across county roads, forcing other motorists to swerve for safety. Spike strips and tactical maneuvers finally brought the pursuit to an end. Beard was arrested and booked into the Miller County Jail on felony fleeing, parole violation, and multiple traffic offenses. His attempt to hide behind a false name only deepened the trouble he was already in. In broad daylight, officers across multiple Arkansas agencies joined forces to stop a fugitive wanted in several states. The driver, 31-year-old Carlos Smith from Lamar, refused to comply with a routine traffic stop near the eco area of Grant County, instantly launching a chase that reached over 90 mph as the pursuit entered the streets of Sheridan City and county units raced to contain the chaos. something bigger down. Okay. continue to turn back around. Doorbell sign down. They have the radio downs are successful. Slags are successful eastbound. Yeah, green the window really. Smith's attempt to escape ended on Oklahoma Street when officers deployed spike strips and other coordinated tactics to bring him to a halt. Several police vehicles sustained damage, but remarkably no one was injured. Smith, already a national fugitive, now faces a new set of charges from the Arkansas State Police, adding to an already extensive criminal history. Just after midnight on June 12th, 2024, a black Cadillac sedan caught the attention of a trooper on Interstate 49 for a defective tag light. Moments later, the driver slammed the accelerator, setting off a pursuit that quickly exceeded 140 mph. The high-speed chase stretched across multiple exits with the driver weaving recklessly through traffic in a desperate attempt to get away. [snorts] TVI AM. TVI AM's on the wrong way. [ __ ] All right. We're still uh we are getting back on northbound. I didn't understand what you said. >> Nobody cares. Rolling down 49 from exit 657. All 69 tires going flat. Tires going flat. Sorry, we're not doing Somebody. We only After several tense miles, coordinated efforts between troopers finally ended the pursuit. The driver identified as Michael Dorsey claimed his gas pedal was stuck, but was later cleared at the hospital with no serious injuries. Dorsy faces numerous charges, including felony fleeing, unauthorized use of property, and driving the wrong way on a one-way road. The passenger was unharmed, but the night's events could have ended far worse for everyone involved. On September 6th, 2024, at around 9:30 a.m., trooper Chris Dunham observed a dark-coled Mazda CX-5, speeding at nearly 100 mph along Interstate 55. When he initiated the stop, the driver appeared to comply, then suddenly took off, speeding the wrong way into oncoming traffic. For several harrowing minutes, the SUV barreled northbound in the southbound lanes, narrowly avoiding collisions at over 115 mph. All of them. Roll all of them down. All the way. 64. He went into the tree line. 26. The chase came to a violent end after a tactical intervention sent the vehicle into a ditch. The driver, later identified as Calvin Hathaway, fled on foot, but was found a short distance away and taken into custody. Investigators discovered drugs and a realistic BB gun in the vehicle. Hathaway now faces charges for felony fleeing, possession with intent to deliver, and reckless driving, among others. As evening fell, trooper of the year Austin Duncan Flemister found himself chasing a driver pushing speeds well over 100 mph. Dispatchers relayed updates as multiple units converged from every direction, but the suspects showed no signs of slowing down. The tension rose as traffic thickened every second, bringing greater risk to those on the road. >> 142 coming up on 118. >> I got time for TV 18 coming up there. We're going to overpass 120 pass. I'm about to be parallel with you. I'll be on TV. CDR CDR back in >> CVR recovered. >> Continue. >> Still eastbound vehicle description traffic. We have 30 minutes. >> What do you mean? We're going to be right before the 121 speed 01 passing on the shoulder. Speeds are 115 going under the alcover overpass uh station TV right Burlington TVI Burlington roll over. [screaming] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Eventually, Duncan Flemister brought the dangerous pursuit to an end and the suspect was taken into custody without further incident. Possible charges include felony fleeing, reckless driving, and endangering public safety. The troopers quick precision and restraint ensured the situation ended safely for both officers and the public. In the early morning hours of February 28th, 2023, a multi- agency pursuit unfolded through the streets of North Little Rock. Officers from several departments worked together as a fleeing vehicle tore through intersections at dangerous speeds. The chase ended abruptly when the car lost control and slammed into a tree, leaving the driver unconscious inside the wreck. Thank you. 72. right now driving traffic for the bike. Coming behind you. Coming behind you. Okay. >> Start 106. They got fitted on real tight. Medical teams rushed to the scene, prying open the damaged doors to reach the injured driver, who later regained consciousness. No officers were harmed, and the suspect was treated at the hospital before facing charges that included reckless driving and fleeing. The collaborative effort between agencies prevented further tragedy that night. Late on December 3rd, 2022, trooper Jacob Bird engaged a speeding vehicle that refused to pull over. What started as a standard stop quickly escalated into a high-speed pursuit across dark Arkansas highways. The suspect pushed hard through the night, but Bird's precision driving and timing kept the situation under control. Yeah, they're coming over. Coming over third. You'll give me space right here. They out here medical crossfire. There should be. Moments later, the pursuit came to a decisive end when the suspect's vehicle was disabled against a barrier. The driver was taken into custody without injury and charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and obstruction. Trooper Bird's composure and skill once again demonstrated why he's regarded as one of Arkansas's most effective pursuit officers. On the afternoon of May 19th, 2022, a traffic stop took a dangerous turn when a driver suddenly fled the scene. Troopers followed as the vehicle accelerated past 100 mph, weaving recklessly between lanes. The suspect's attempt to escape only made the situation worse as law enforcement coordinated to bring the pursuit to a stop. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Texas. Yeah. Heat. where you are. 16. We got lanes two and three blocks. Be careful Christian. A tactical maneuver finally ended the chase, flipping the suspect's car and leaving it heavily damaged. The driver was arrested at the scene and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and obstruction of justice. It was a stark example of how one split-second decision to run can lead to devastating consequences. On December 21st, [music] 2024, Arkansas State Police were alerted to a theft at a GameStop store in West Memphis. Within minutes, troopers spotted a white Nissan Maxima matching the description of the suspect's getaway vehicle. The driver refused to stop launching a pursuit through residential streets that reached speeds over 100 mph. Pass the police station east. You see I got two going through a try to Getting kids. Straight through roll over Target 216. >> Don't rush it. Don't rush it. Don't rush it. Show me your hand. >> A tactical intervention brought the car to a stop near Broadway Boulevard and three suspects were taken into custody. Officers recovered more than $2,000 in stolen merchandise. [music] The driver, Dennis Davis, now faces multiple charges, including theft of property, fleeing, and reckless driving. while the passengers were charged with theft and possession of drug paraphernalia. On the morning of May 2nd, 2023, troopers attempted to stop a red SUV speeding aggressively along Interstate 40. The driver ignored all signals to pull over, cutting through traffic and passing vehicles on the shoulder at speeds near 100 mph. Multiple police agencies joined the pursuit as the SUV crossed county lines. We're coming up at 440 right now. Stand by. >> He's passing. He's going up here on the right. Stand by. 674 right now right now. We got a pit. 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 chase came to an end after a tactical intervention by Troop A units near the 152 mile marker. The driver identified as TGO Cderon was taken into custody by Hazen police. He now faces serious charges including felony fleeing, aggravated assault, and driving under the influence of drugs. Immigration authorities also issued a detainer due to his status as a deported felon with an active warrant. On the evening of February 14th, 2023, troopers initiated a pursuit involving a Chrysler sedan speeding erratically across state highways. The vehicle's driver refused to stop pushing through traffic as officers coordinated to prevent civilian harm. The situation intensified when the suspect swerved dangerously near an oncoming flatbed truck. Now go back up. Hands. Show me your hands. >> Hands. Show me your hands. Do it now. >> Show me your hands. Hands. >> What? >> Can you get my phone out the car? Oh, don't do that. >> Don't do what? >> Going to tear it up. >> It's already torn up. It's total. >> After the chase concluded, officers arrested the driver and ensured no one was seriously hurt. Charges included felony fleeing, reckless driving, and obstruction. The incident served as yet another reminder that cooperation with law enforcement always ends better than reckless defiance. On April 26th, 2024, during the early afternoon, Arkansas State Police engaged a stolen vehicle that refused to stop. The suspect drove recklessly through open highways and county roads, putting countless lives at risk. Multiple units worked together to contain the chaos as speeds climbed dangerously high. Right behind you. Roll. Roll. >> He's on foot. He's on foot. >> Get on. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The pursuit ultimately ended after law enforcement successfully disabled the vehicle and arrested the driver at the scene. The suspect faces numerous charges, including theft by receiving, felony fleeing, and reckless driving. It was a brief but intense reminder of how quickly stolen vehicle chases can escalate out of control. Just after midnight on July 5th, 2025, troopers joined Garland County deputies in pursuit of a blue BMW SUV speeding through Lndale. The driver's erratic behavior made every attempt to stop him a challenge as he swerved, brad hard, and accelerated unpredictably to avoid capture. Each move forced troopers to adapt quickly to the narrow and winding roads ahead. >> 18 to 13, as soon as you clear those houses, that's going to be your only shot before it turns to dirt. Heat. Heat. Airborne if you can box them in. going oh oil going oil oil. Troopers. Troopers. I got both of them here. I need that started now. You >> good? >> I'm all right. >> I'm all right. I'm good. The chase ended when both the suspect and the pursuing troopers vehicles overturned during a final tactical attempt. The driver identified as Shaun O'Bryant was taken into custody at the scene and transported to jail. He faces multiple charges including theft by receiving reckless driving and failure to obey traffic signs. Despite the intensity of the crash, both O'Bryant and the trooper survived the ordeal, highlighting the risks officers face every time they take on a fleeing suspect. Another chase brought to a close, but it's only a glimpse into the constant reality officers face every single day. The next video will take you straight into another jaw-dropping pursuit. Don't skip it. Thanks for sticking around and make sure to subscribe for more content just like