January 25th, 2024 was the day three men in a Silverado decided that a simple traffic stop for drug possession was merely a suggestion. The driver later identified as 26-year-old Vincent Fernandez Barbosa, apparently felt his schedule was too busy for the Florida Highway Patrol and opted for a high-speed tour of the turnpike instead. Not competing south. Hey, go clear. You're doing great. Hello. Open three times. Three times still right. GET THE HAND. [screaming] Get out of the door. GET OUT OF THE DOOR. The trio was eventually escorted to the main jail in Fort Lauderdale, where a judge politely declined their requests for bond. Armed cocaine trafficking charges were added to the resumes of convicted felons Traummen Reed and Julian Montes. Mr. Fernandez Barbosa is currently contemplating his life choices while facing multiple probation violations from a very secure cell. Early Christmas morning in 2023 was anything but silent for one red Dodge Charger clocked doing 88 mph in a 45 zone. The driver identified as Gene Loom seemingly mistook the troopers emergency lights for festive holiday decorations and decided to keep the party moving. Heat. Heat. I'm coming up 169 That one 82 up 71 skip up Go over 71. Get out the ground. Get out of the ground. Get out of the ground. I do houses. I got a real job. >> Did I Did the law was breaking. Be honest with me. >> What? >> Then the law was breaking bad this time. >> You >> not me. What happened to that? What cost me a good time in jail? >> Look, I can't talk to you cuz you won't tell me if you understand your rights or not. >> I do understand my right, but this it's a holiday season. Listen, it's a holiday season, >> Mr. Loom eventually admitted to mixing Hennessy with cannabis before attempting to blame his lady friend for his own reckless flight from the law. He is now facing a long list of holiday themed headaches, including charges for driving under the influence and culpable negligence. This festive failure resulted in a total loss of his driving privileges for the next year. The evening of July 8th, 2023 turned Interstate 4 into a private drag strip for a white Porsche Panamera and an orange Mustang. Authorities spotted the luxury duo screaming through the night at speeds exceeding 120 mph. Copy 31. Speed 13. Sounds bad to 43. 15. >> Yep. I got it. Bit of heat. 25. >> We're approaching a 25. >> Hey, see if we can get air support. See if we can get air support. It was a unsuccessful pit. Send the floor. Send the floor. >> Hey, you just for me. your head. Your hands GET the on the ground, man. Stay right in the car. 15 signal. >> [ __ ] you. Move right now. Don't move. Don't you move. Get off the car right now. Get the [ __ ] out. Let's go. Get out and get in the damn ground right now. Don't you move. Put your hands behind your back. >> The Porsche's's frantic dash at 153 mph ultimately led to a very expensive trip to the impound lot. Law enforcement officials are now processing the driver for their high-speed antics through the heart of Hillsboro County. This race for glory ended with the sobering realization that a patrol car is usually faster than a sports car. In the end, Little Rock got an early wake-up call on March 28th, 2023 when legend Arkansas State Police trooper Jacob Bird spotted a vehicle with a glaringly expired tag. The driver decided that a simple registration issue from a year ago was the perfect reason to launch a high-speed dash through the city. 15 southwest over here land Same. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS NOW. Show me your hands. Passenger, show me your hands. Passenger, show me your hands now. [screaming] >> Keep your hands up. >> Discharge. He ain't got no head on. A female passenger later claimed that a male occupant had held a gun to her head to force the dangerous flight through the streets. Officers successfully recovered a discarded handgun from the bushes of a nearby Walgreens after the chaos concluded. The driver is now facing the weight of multiple felony charges while the passengers reconsider their choice of friends. January 9th, 2021 found Larry Marquez Bryant Jr. distracted by a glowing cell phone screen while cruising past a patrol car. He apparently thought the trooper's emergency lights were a suggestion he could simply ignore as he accelerated through the intersection in his silver Honda. He felt >> 18300's now leader. Everybody get one. 1050 [screaming] Street Ali [screaming] G3 on D3. Shots fired. Shots fired. >> Where'd he go? >> Unit 103 103 1033. Holy [ __ ] All right, we need everybody over here. Any available unit needed at location. Any available unit needed at location. We're on the phone with Bib County 911 at this time. >> Mr. Bryant was eventually hauled off to the Bib County Jail. After unsuccessfully trying to outrun the law on foot, he is now looking at two decades of state funded housing for his attempt to exchange gunfire with the authorities during his escape. This convicted felon's night out resulted in a stack of warrants and a very clear message about the dangers of distracted driving. High noon traffic was treated to a hearttoppping spectacle during a dramatic pursuit through Florida's sundrenched highways. A suspect decided that speed limits were merely a suggestion. He led Florida Highway Patrol troopers on a pulse pounding chase that pushed everyone to the edge. verifying you directions. Get pit. Stop your car. You're going to get pit. traffic conditions out GO down the road bridge. boxer coming off. the [ __ ] ground. Roll around. Roll over. Justice was eventually served as the suspect was taken into custody for their reckless disregard for human life. Authorities are currently reviewing the harrowing footage to ensure all relevant charges are filed for the narrow escapes. This midday drama served as a stark reminder that the highway is not a playground for the lawless. Late night of July 17th, 2024 was the moment a reckless driver decided that 101 mph was a reasonable cruising speed on Interstate 75. The Clayton County Blackhawk unit was not amused and moved to intercept the speeding target before things got even more out of hand. Are you going to be throwing bags out the window? All right, break checking me again. Hit unsuccessful. Going to be coming up to Morland Avenue. Speeds 91. Traffic is light still. Getting off at Morland. Going to be making a right on more than going uh southbound. Made a U-turn. Get back on 285. Pressure's on 675. 685. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right, we're 635 south coming into the county. Going to be grow to the Inville block is getting over to the number three lane. Back over there pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. Roll over. Roll over. He's in the wrong lane. Wrong lane. The suspect's attempt to outrun the law at 123 mph resulted in a very intimate meeting with a guard rail. Law enforcement officials are now processing the driver for their high-speed flight and reckless endangerment. This specialized unit once again demonstrated that aggressive driving usually leads to an aggressive arrest. The quiet morning of September 7th, 2023 was shattered when North Little Rock police went screaming past state troopers in pursuit of a high-speed violator. Troopers, Shoemade, and Bird quickly dropped their current task to join the hunt for the fleeing suspect. 1037 now 12. We got it. We got slow down. TDI just northbound from kill northbound. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> HEY, I'm coming around. Coming around. Coming around. Show me your hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. HANDS OUT THE WINDOW NOW. HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. SHOW ME YOUR HAND. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. GIVE ME ALL THEIR HANDS. HANDS UP NOW. HANDS UP. Come on. Seat belt. Seat belt. Seat belt. Seat belt. >> All right. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Get out. My arm. My arm. I got to get on my arms. Bles on my arms are broken. My arms are broken. Oh. peculiar. >> The suspect was eventually pulled from the wreckage while complaining about some minor injuries to his person. [music] He was escorted to a secure facility to reflect on the wisdom of running from a multi- agency [music] pursuit in the dark. This early morning dash resulted in a sobering trip to the station for the driver. September 17th, 2025 featured a blue Ford Mustang with no license plate and a driver with a very guilty conscience. Jamarius D. Butler allegedly decided that a tiny bag of marijuana was worth a 110 mph dash through heavy tractor trailer traffic. There we go. TV. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. [screaming] SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Put both hands out the vehicle. Show me both your hands. You will be shot. Is anyone else in the vehicle with you? You're the only one. >> Hello, mama. >> Hey. >> Hey. What's going on, son? >> Nah, I'm going to go to jail. >> For what? It's a lot going on right now. >> It's a lot going on. >> Yeah, I did some stuff. But >> what' you do? >> I ran for the police. >> Mr. Butler was ultimately hauled off to the Kittinden County Detention Center after admitting his illegal stash was the catalyst for his flight. He is now facing multiple charges, including felony fleeing and driving on a suspended license. Two female acquaintances in a blue Hyundai also learned that trying to interfere with a felony takedown, is a great way to meet the police. June 20th, 2024 started with a simple well-being check on a black Ram 1500 that could not seem to find its lane. The driver, Anthony Moika, apparently did not want to talk about the pungent aroma of unburnt cannabis wafting from his cabin and decided to floor it instead. Go. Hey, we got 338. Everybody you are. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Bit miss. on the northbound. >> We got point. >> I just trying to get home safe, bro. dumb ass [ __ ] Don't even go out like a [ __ ] I love you. >> Mr. Mojiko was eventually taken into custody after a search of his truck revealed a small pharmacy of illegal narcotics and a loaded firearm. He is now facing six counts of drug possession and a felony warrant from another county. His female passenger was released after explaining she just wanted a quiet night out to smoke with a new friend. The afternoon of February 15th, 2024 saw Arkansas State Troopers lock onto a target that believed 116 mph was a safe speed for the highway. The pursuit quickly escalated as the driver ignored every siren and flashing light in their rear view mirror. Heat. Heat. Don't forget that. We got a video on How's it going? You better stop. The suspect was eventually hauled out of the vehicle and taken to a secure location for processing. Officers recovered multiple pieces of evidence from the scene that will likely be used to pat out his future court dates. This high-speed dash for freedom ended with a very quiet ride in the back of a patrol car. May 20th, 2023 featured a black GMC Sierra and a driver who was already a familiar face to the Arkansas State Police. Christopher Monroe, a man wanted for drug trafficking, apparently thought he could beat his previous record of fleeing from the authorities. [music] >> Oh, that's a male right there. That's a male 252 Good job. Yeah, he's got volume for item 229 trying to catch up with 135. information. We're going to be 672 out. Uh, he's doing it. 22 I'm still in it. We're 67 South on Roosevelt. Westbound Roosevelt wheel. primary. We're waiting for now. Looks like we're going to be going south on MLK. Sorry, I got I'm trying to catch back up. >> Eastbound Roosevelt. Eastbound Roosevelt. >> Eastbound Roosevelt. Eastbound Roosevelt. >> Got a Got a P. You got it. Got to roll over and roll over. I can't see. [screaming] I can't see you. >> GET YOUR HANDS UP. Get your [ __ ] hands up. >> GET OUT THE DOOR. OTHER SIDE. OTHER SIDE. [ __ ] >> GET OUT CAR, YOU STUPID. >> PUT YOUR HANDS. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. >> I got I got I can't go that way, man. >> This the way you're going. >> Stupid [ __ ] God damn it. >> Give me that. Give me my arm around. Piece of [ __ ] Get up. Get your ass up. My leg broke. My leg broke, BRO. GET UP. >> MY LEG IS BROKE. >> MR. Monroe's mobile drugstore was eventually shuttered after a massive cash of fentinel, meth, and ecstasy was recovered from the flipped truck. He is now facing a mountain of trafficking charges and an aggravated assault charge for ramming an officer. This three-time fleeing champion finally ran out of road and luck in downtown Little Rock. The early hours of March 11th, 2023 were lit up by a Dodge Charger and a Tesla Model 3 racing at 150 mph through Atlanta. The Tesla driver, later identified as Joseph Smith, decided that a high-speed race on Interstate 20 was the perfect way to spend his 37 a.m. hour. 795 Atlanta 1080 with a gray Tesla R Y 7101. R Y 7101 might be going connector northbound. coming. Hold on. 750. Get out. >> Get on the ground. Out of the car. Stay right there. Don't move. Do not move. Do you understand? Boy, can you be in this car? >> Get out of the car [screaming] one by one. Hop out. Hop out. Get out. Out. Quicker. Let's go. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. Come on. On the ground. On the ground. >> Mr. Smith was eventually transported to Grady Hospital for medical clearance before his final trip to the booking desk. He is now facing a driving under the influence charge after his blood test confirmed he was racing with more than just electricity. This high-speed ego trip resulted in a disabled Tesla and a very expensive set of warrants. Late night of October 4th, 2024 found Yusnil Alberto Perez Valdez cruising at tripledigit speeds in a black sedan. He apparently thought the trooper's fully marked patrol car was just a random person following him. He chose to ignore the sirens for over a mile. Make me SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Show me your hands. >> Take your seat belt off right now. I willing heal you. Take your seat belt off now. TAKE IT OFF. I'LL TAKE IT OFF. >> SORRY, MATE. I don't hear anything. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh my god. >> You ain't scared of [ __ ] >> I thought you were I thought you would follow me, man. >> Mr. Valdis was eventually hauled off to the Lee County Jail after his scary encounter with the law concluded. He now has a court date to explain why he did not notice the gold state trooper lettering or the blazing light bar. This confusing night out resulted in a damaged patrol car in a very clear lesson on identification. On June 11th, 2025, a black Chevrolet tracks and a driver decided that a suspended registration was a great reason to hit 100 miles per hour. Austin Osman apparently felt that fleeing through stop signs in the opposite lane of traffic was a reasonable response to a simple traffic stop. Very sadly blacked out on 50th 88 direction southbound pretty back towards still blacked out. Coming up to Johnson. >> Clear left or right. He wrecked. He wrecked out. Wrecked out. Kelly in 50. >> YOU OKAY? HANDS UP. HANDS UP. GET YOUR ASS ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET YOUR ASS ON [screaming] THE GROUND. >> YES, SIR. >> RIGHT NOW. YES, SIR. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> YES, SIR. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. >> YES, SIR. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. DON'T YOU MOVE. >> YES, SIR. HANDS UP. YES, SIR. >> GET YOUR HANDS UP. MY >> GIRLFRIEND, SIR. I'M SORRY. >> Shut up. I'm sorry, sir. >> Mr. Osman was eventually booked into the Sebastian County Detention Center with a backpack full of fentinel and handguns. He is now facing a laundry list of felonies, including endangering the welfare of the toddler who was caught in the collision. This reckless night out resulted in three wrecked cars and a very long list of criminal charges. Escambia County was treated to a high-speed tour on February 21st, 2024 as an Audi sedan decided to test the limits of its Wisconsin plates. The driver, Noel Al Margo Paton Guat, was reportedly fleeing from several other units before state troopers picked up the chase on Interstate 10. >> So he's 29. Made the left turn onto 29 and back northbound 29. Okay. Yeah, deputy. That was that was him that just passed you right there if you're on tag five in the wrong He is driving on the wrong side of the road. Just out now driving on the wrong side of the road now. Uh Woodland, he's 29 in Woodland Avenue. Still northbound and northbound and the southbound. Okay, he's getting turned around now. So, the trooper, there you go. That's him turning around. That's him that just turned around right there. So, he's southbound 29. Southbound 29. All right. And he just made another U-turn in front of the deputy there. Now he's back northbound 29. Northbound 29. >> Okay. You go in the opposite direction. There you go. You just clear available if you can get down from there. Joe's coming up on Molina. Joe's coming up on Molina and he's making the right turn on Molina. Right turn westbound 482 curves. run over. Send EMS. All right. That's a good pit. Good pit. >> Good pit. Good pit. Good pit. road about 3900 block road. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> GET ON THE GROUND. I THINK SHE IS dazed and confused there. Clear the car. >> Mr. Pentingot was eventually transported to Sacred Heart Hospital after his high-speed tour of Molino Road ended in a ditch. He is now facing multiple hit-and-run charges and a felony warrant for stalking out of Wisconsin. This deported felon's afternoon dash resulted in a mangled mailbox and a very permanent stay in the local facility. The final hour of 2021 was anything but quiet for Jackary Rivers as he blew through a red light in a black Lexus on Montgomery Street. He apparently thought a simple traffic signal was a suggestion and decided to kick off the new year with a triple-digit dash through a neighborhood. Mercedes Starting on 56 1050 roll over. 1050 with a pedestrian. Roll over. Turn >> east to the next stop. You good? Who's your head? You good? Man, I might be out with my [ __ ] >> You all right? >> We get you out. You by yourself. >> Mr. Rivers was eventually hauled off to the Chattam County Jail after crawling out of his overturned vehicle with $20,000 in his pockets. He is now facing a collection of felony charges after a loaded Glock was discovered on his floorboard. This festive failure resulted in a very sobering start to his new year behind bars. The chase you just witnessed is actually just a warm-up for a collection of footage that makes this incident look like a peaceful Sunday drive. Check out the next video to see a suspect discover that concrete walls are significantly more stubborn than state troopers. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe to catch every new report from the front lines.