It was the morning of May 26th, 2025, when a routine traffic enforcement operation in Marian County, Florida, quickly took an unexpected turn. Corporal Gary Miller noticed a vehicle speeding down Northwest 27th Avenue, and attempted to pull it over. Instead of stopping, the driver, later identified as 31-year-old Leroy Graham, chose to continue driving, leading to a slow building pursuit that would soon stretch across several miles toward Interstate 75. No traffic going up towards 200 Clint. >> Another pit. >> He's driving out of it. Coming up road. We're westbound on 200. >> Westbound 200. >> Hold the traffic. They stop. >> Put your hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> When the chase finally ended, Graham told deputies he ran because he didn't have a valid license. He was taken into custody and transported to the Maran County Jail, charged with fleeing law enforcement and speeding and later released after posting a $5,500 bond. On the evening of February 3rd, 2025 along Interstate 40 near the 278 mile marker, an orange and black Dodge Charger caught the attention of Arkansas State Trooper Dylan Evans. The car was traveling well above the speed limit and the trooper initiated a stop near the Martin Luther King overpass. The driver, Brandon Williams, initially complied, but when questioned about the odor of marijuana, he reignited the engine and sped away. My eyes TVR TV. >> You move, YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. DO YOU MOVE, YOU GET SHOT? GET ON THE GROUND. >> PUT YOUR ASS ON THE TRACK. >> The pursuit spanned several miles with speeds reaching over 140 mph before officers managed to bring the chase to an end. Williams was taken into custody without further incident. He now faces a long list of charges including possession of drugs with intent to deliver, fleeing, reckless driving, and more. On a late night in southern Oklahoma, a routine patrol turned into a dangerous pursuit through Carter County. A trooper observed a pickup truck driving erratically with its headlights off, racing well over 100 mph between Highway 70 and Highway 77. The driver, later identified as 20-year-old Roman Woodall of Ardmore, refused to stop weaving through traffic and forcing the pursuing trooper off the road. 77 right now. Continue dragon. Looks like he's getting back on road. >> All right, you got it, man. drink on the ground right now. I'll smoke you. >> Woodall [snorts] was eventually captured and arrested. Court documents later revealed he was under the influence and had an open container in his vehicle. He was booked into the Carter County Jail on multiple charges including DUI, reckless driving, and attempting to elude an officer. On April 4th, 2023 in Elua County, Florida, a state trooper traveling south on Interstate 75, noticed a white Chevrolet weaving dangerously through traffic. The driver's unpredictable movements, rapid acceleration, hard breaking, and swerving between lanes suggested something was seriously wrong. As speeds climbed past 100 miles per hour, the situation became too hazardous to ignore. Heat. Heat. Hey, we might have one. There's some other guys pretty far back. So, there's three of us still southbound. Traffic moderate. They're yielding a 387. He may exit here, boys. Trying to exit. Try to exit. Trying to exit. All right, we exited. Here we go. 22 eastbound on Newberry. Pit pit pit pit pit pit felony stop. >> I got left OVER HERE. GET OUT. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND. >> I got the seat BELT ON. >> GET OUT. >> GET OUT. >> Come on. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Once the vehicle was stopped, the driver was arrested and charged with fleeing with disregard for safety, reckless driving, operating without a valid license, and attaching an improper tag. The case served as another example of how erratic behavior on the interstate can quickly escalate into a criminal offense. May 18th of 2025 brought a tense situation to Pierce County, Washington. A Thirstston County deputy attempted to stop an SUV that had blown through a stop sign, but the driver refused to pull over. The pursuit crossed county lines, and along the way, the suspect sideswiped a van and picked up debris from the roadside before heading into Tacoma's city limits. 39. We may be taking Thorn Lane. >> Disregard. Continuing northbound. Reit TA. TA. He just struck a white work van. Going to be pulling over and the subject is still fleeing. Approaching 124 now. I've got Lakewood with me. >> Approaching 124. >> Continuing back on northbound. Going to be westbound 512. >> 512. Pit, pit, pit. >> Stop. >> Hands up. PUT YOURING HANDS UP. MOTHERUCKER, PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> DEPUTIES eventually ended the chase and detained the driver, a convicted felon with a suspended license and an active warrant. The suspect was booked on a long list of charges, including attempting to elude hit and run and possession of drug paraphernalia, closing the chapter on a crime spree that stretched across multiple jurisdictions. On October 1st, 2025 in North Miami Dade, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a white Honda racing along the shoulder of Interstate 95. The young driver identified as 19-year-old Abel Campos was weaving through traffic, ignoring safety laws, and treating the busy interstate like a personal racetrack. The situation escalated as Campos entered a construction zone, darting through dirt and equipment before turning the wrong way on the highway. Okay. >> [music] >> What are you going to say? This guy over here. Pit 95. Okay. open. 135 street, but we got on the camera. Oh my god. Hey, he's car. Stay in the construction zone. Get on the floor. Who's in there? Who's in there? Get on the floor. Get on the floor. Put your [ __ ] HANDS UP. GET ON the floor. Hands on. Hands. Hands on your side. Go. Flip over. Stab me. Stab me on the ground. Stab me on the ground. Stab me on the ground. Guy on the ground. Hands behind your back. >> Campos was eventually taken into custody and charged with fleeing at high speed and reckless driving with property damage. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, but the chase served as a sobering reminder of how quickly reckless decisions can spiral out of control. On August 29th, 2022, around midafternoon, Glendale police officers in Wisconsin located a stolen Volkswagen linked to a home invasion and robbery in Milwaukee. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver chose flight over surrender, leading to a multi-minute pursuit through busy streets. good. >> Driver's got a hat on. >> All right, it's going in the wrong lane of traffic at Hampton and looks like they're going to bail. Back northbound. Back northbound. >> Lost the tire. It's losing tires. It's going to fail here. Northbound port. Watching every plane. Northbound port. It's going to go east. East on Mar. East on Mar. It's closing it. East on barn. It's got no tire. At least on past New York which fish >> coming up to Lidell swinging down here. We're going to go southbound on Lidell. South on Lidell. Now here in the 4,800 block still going up to Hampton 68. Found it. 76 white short. >> All right, still here comes the pit. Here comes the pit. And [screaming] off the road into the park. And they're going to be bailing here. [screaming] >> 11484. Are we doing [screaming] >> right there? All right, we're still northbound on the sidewalk. Hit a pole. We're going to be coming out on the Hampton. Squads coming out on the Hampton. Still north. Still north. We're going to come out on Hampton. 6 losing a lot of it. Don't stop. >> Crash, crash, crash. Hampton. >> The chase ended when officers skillfully performed a controlled maneuver bringing the vehicle to a stop. Four suspects, two women, and two teens, all from Milwaukee, were taken into custody. Charges for reckless endangerment and fleeing law enforcement were forwarded to the district attorney for review. The evening of April 6th, 2024 brought a dangerous call across Georgia's interstate system. Troopers received a be on the lookout alert for a black Nissan Alultima connected to a felony shoplifting case. The car was spotted traveling north on Interstate 75, weaving through lanes and accelerating to unsafe speeds as troopers tried to close in. going to be on the right shoulder. On the right shoulder, it's going to be still on the right lane going back over to the right shoulder. right line right up towards 228. Now on the left lane 228 now going in left lane. Yeah. 237 going north left. >> They taking a 285. They taking 285. And I'm at the 285. just forced to park off the shoulder. Still going towards 285 going west 285 285. Pit pit pit pit pit pit pit pit. Start 52. Pit, pit, pit, pit, pit, pit. P, pit, pit. Start 52. Troopers discovered the driver identified as Haley Bot and her passenger Crystal King, both from Tennessee. Bot was hospitalized for injuries and later faced multiple charges related to fleeing false registration and felony shoplifting while King was released to officers from Locust Grove Police for local charges. In the early morning hours of May 4th, 2025, Michigan State Police joined a pursuit initially started by Grand Rapids officers after a stolen vehicle struck a pedestrian. Troopers picked up the chase when the car was spotted speeding along Turner Avenue. Despite repeated commands to stop, the driver continued to flee through residential streets. >> All right, we're through Frederick. Speeds are 90. Uh there's no traffic. Good stick. Good stick. Still eastbound on Leonard. >> Good stick. >> 60. Still no traffic. >> No traffic 60 through 9inth Street. hit set. >> The pursuit ended on Stocking Avenue after a successful intervention maneuver. Two passengers were captured soon after, but the driver managed to escape on foot. Investigators identified the suspect and warrants were requested as the case remained open pending arrest. On January 8th, 2021, a Georgia State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a dark minivan that had just left a convenience store in Baldwin County. The vehicle had no tag or working tail lights. But when the trooper turned on his emergency lights, the driver hit the gas instead of the brakes. The chase wound through side streets stops signs and intersections. The driver showing no intention of giving up. >> Going left on MLK. Left on MLK. No 28 displayed. See if I can pedal him here. >> We're clear north on MLK. On MLK headed towards Jefferson. So you're coming up on that village. We're at Hancock and we are making a left on the Hancock headed out 22 towards Sparta. It looks like it's one octail. Just a driver. >> We're clear. No drill. Pit roll over. Pit roll over. Pit roll over. Any MS and route river bridge and roll over. >> Hey, stop. Show me your hand. Stop. [screaming] STOP. >> 361 Millville. I'M HERE. I'm here. 361 Milligville. >> MA'AM, ARE you okay? >> After the vehicle crashed, a female passenger was found inside and transported for medical care. The driver later identified as Forest Trees fled on foot and was later linked to drugs and paraphernalia found inside a nearby hotel room. Warrants for his arrest were secured following the investigation. On the morning of March 25th, 2022, a deputy with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office was alerted about a fleeing gray Suburban coming from St. Lucy County. Moments later, the deputy spotted the SUV barreling north on 27th Avenue, crossing into oncoming lanes and endangering other drivers. The suspect made erratic turns in an effort to evade capture, but deputies were closing in fast. >> Road down. >> Yep. You can only get out one way. It's pretty sporty back here. So, time to get up and hit him. >> Jake, did you go all the way down to the end? >> Yeah, temple. We're at dead end of property. He's coming back out. Got to come back out to 21st Street. Okay, back westbound 21st Street getting squirly. Hey, stand by. Watch out. the I just tried to pit. He's taking back off the road now. The unit east of that bridge. Shut all westbound traffic. Awesome. coming up the bridge. I got to stay away. He >> hit one pair of sticks. Look like he's going to hit another. Coming up to the range road southbound coming up to the range. Dead end. We're going to have a signal 4. He's going to crash through the gate. 233 >> Get out now. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BIT. >> GET OUT OF >> YOUR HANDS. GET OUT OF OUR HANDS. >> The pursuit came to an end and the driver was taken into custody without further injury. The individual now faces charges related to reckless driving and fleeing law enforcement. Another reminder that running from deputies only makes the outcome worse. Just after midnight on December 8th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol trooper Ashley Regal clocked a white Lincoln Town Car speeding at 103 mph along Interstate 10 in Lyon County. When the driver, later identified as Sheldon Lee Blackburn, refused to stop, a multi-unit pursuit was launched. Troopers observed him tossing suspicious items from the window as he tried to escape eastbound. Here we go. 104 here. All right, y'all. Good day. >> After being taken into custody, Blackburn was found with cocaine residue and paraphernalia. His license had been suspended for years and he was also listed as a registered sexual offender. He was charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement, possession of narcotics, and more. On November 7th, 2025 in Little Rock, Arkansas, an officer spotted a blue Dodge Charger connected to a previous police pursuit just days earlier. The vehicle's expired registration and the driver's reckless speed down Colonel Glenn Road left no doubt that another chase was about to unfold. The driver, later identified as Malik Moore, weaved through parking lots and local roads as troopers moved in. Received as received. Our final stop is going to be the Sonic on Colonel. Hey 56, standby. He may be coming back out to Colonel in 30 63 237 TV. Put your hands up right there. Put your hands up right there. >> Get the stomach. Get on your stomach. I got to shut the down. >> Shut the up. >> CVI Colonel, >> man. Shut the up. >> Hey, I don't work for Alexander PD, do I? >> Nope. You learn today, huh? >> Learn today. >> The state police isn't Alexander PD. You're not right. >> Once Moore was taken into custody, investigators confirmed he had no insurance defective tires and a suspended license. He admitted fleeing because of expired tags. Moore was charged with multiple offenses, including fleeing with substantial danger to life and failure to register a vehicle. It was the morning of February 5th, 2024 when a rookie Arkansas state trooper and his field training officer encountered a stolen Honda during a patrol exercise. What began as part of a training day quickly escalated into a fullscale pursuit as the driver refused to yield. Under the direction of the FTO, the trainee was forced to make split-second decisions under pressure. Heat. Heat. Middle Still University. Pro good spot. Pro good spot. Across traffic is not a good spot. Get on his freaking butt, dude. Get on it. >> Going through a maple barrel. >> Get on his butt and stay on his butt. When you get up here, right off this bridge, you put him in the driver. >> Stay on it. that close distance. Not a good spot. You can end it. Stay with it. Stay with it. >> 36 Street. >> Takes this turn and you lose him. If he takes this turn and you lose him, like I just said he was going to do. >> Going on 36 Street. >> Put him. No. Put him straight or push him to the right. Not in this blind turn. Send it. Send it. TV. >> After the situation was brought under control, multiple suspects were taken into custody safely. The event became a real world lesson in judgment, communication, and control under stress, proving why Arkansas State Police training is considered among the most rigorous in the nation. On the night of August 29th, 2024, troopers in Arkansas attempted to stop a white jeep compass that was weaving dangerously through traffic passing vehicles in no passing zones and ignoring every command to pull over. The situation grew more alarming when officers realized there were children inside the vehicle. S Eastburg eastbound passing Pan Drive speed 55 56 All right, we're boxing him in. He's trying to pass one. Coming up on I can't hear him. TV. Uh, TV. Uh, they're rolling backwards. We're still rolling. >> You want me to take the 74? >> I put him in the ditch. All right, they're stopped. STEP OUT OF THAT CAR. >> After a long and tense standoff, the driver, a woman in clear distress, was eventually subdued and taken into custody. She now faces several charges, including reckless driving and resisting arrest. The children were safely removed from the scene, and the case was turned over to local authorities for further evaluation. And that wraps up this intense pursuit, but there are plenty more stories just like this one waiting to be told. The next video takes things even further. Don't miss what happens when officers face an even tougher suspect on the run. Thanks for watching and make sure to hit that subscribe button to stay caught up with every new