September 28th, 2022 was the night Tyreek Barner decided to treat Interstate 20 like his personal drag strip. A state trooper spotted his white Dodge Charger blasting through Dalb County at 105 mph. However, the driver was not interested in a simple speeding ticket. Air Boulevard 14 coming up on Bill Kennedy. Clear coming up on Bill Kennedy. I've got the intersection shut down here in Memorial. The uh It power where it goes. Get [screaming] out. Get out. >> Yeah, buddy. YEAH, BUDDY. >> YEAH, BUDDY. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You going to get IT AGAIN. YOU GOING TO GET IT AGAIN. PUT YOUR hands behind your back. Yeah, buddy. >> YEAH, BUDDY. >> YEAH, BUDDY. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You going to get >> Tyreek Barner eventually traded his driver's seat for a hospital bed at Grady after his short-lived foot race ended in a jolt. Officers recovered roughly one pound of marijuana from the wreckage while the driver awaited his date with the legal system. He now faces a stack of warrants and a long recovery far away from any steering wheels. The early hours of July 2nd of 2023 took a turn for the chaotic when Trooper Matthews spotted a blue Dodge Challenger reported stolen earlier that night. The driver quickly realized he was being watched and immediately put his foot to the floor in a desperate attempt to vanish into the dark. All right, coming up to a light. Coming up to a light right here. Actually, it's a stop sign. The stop sign is clear. Nobody's there. We are safe. All right. Both of us just went off road for a minute, but we're good. Got it back. Uh, we're continuing. Standby for a pit. They might be bailing. passenger just came out at a high rate of speed. Uh once we turned south on Morrisville, the passenger came out at a high rate of speed after we went south on Morrisville. >> Get somebody to him. 1018. This Challenger is not going to last much longer, I don't think. Now we're going through another stop sign. is clear. Passing plant Atinson. Plant Atinson. Hit attempt. No good. He's lost a wheel. Hit attempt. No good. He's lost a wheel. Another pit attempt. Another pit attempt. Spinning out now. He's got it back. It's going to be bailing. Bailing Atlanta. Two black males bailing on foot. Bailing on foot. Westwood Road. Westwood Road. three black males running behind a house on death. >> Authorities later inventoried the abandoned vehicle only to find a collection of firearms and illegal narcotics tucked inside. Investigators placed a 10-day hold on the car so detectives could meticulously process every bit of evidence left behind. While the suspects managed to hop fences and disappear for now, their trail of stolen goods provides plenty of leads for the police. Little Rock residents witnessed quite the midday spectacle on October 11th, 2022 when a Dodge Challenger with expired tags chose flight over a simple traffic stop. The driver apparently decided that a registration issue was worth leading the FBI and state troopers on a high-speed tour of the city. We're stopped at the light at stage coach to turn east. anymore. >> Anybody move 6:30 1037 Little Rock. He's getting back on 430 South. 337. He got back on southbound. Right. >> Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> Don't you put your hands down. You hear me? >> 33 Little Rock Pit. I got FBI out with you. Want a gun for >> driver? OPEN THE DOOR AND STEP OUT. YOU HEAR ME? >> Open the door. Step out. >> Step out. Lay down on your face. >> This reckless display of speed left local bystanders shaken as law enforcement worked to clear the busy roadways. The immobilization of the vehicle finally restored a sense of peace to the neighborhoods that were caught in the crossfire of the chase. Residents can now return to their daily routines knowing that this high-speed menace is no longer prowling their streets. September 15th, 2024 saw a 21-year-old female driver decide that weaving erratically across the Gandandy Bridge was a great way to start her morning. Trooper Kenneth Ray noticed the erratic movement in the morning and moved to investigate the high-speed wobbling. 85. I think EMS. We're about halfway down to signal 16. We're stopped. [screaming] Stay on the ground. Godamn it. >> This young lady eventually learned that fear of not making it home is a terrible reason to ensure you never do. She traded her valid license for a pair of tight handcuffs and a likely permanent spot on the wrong side of the law. Sometimes the best way to handle a mistake is to simply pull over and accept the consequences. April 25, 2024 provided a sunny backdrop for a white Nissan Alultima to clock in at over 100 mph on State Road 52. Demarco Lee Earles Jr. apparently thought his suspended license wouldn't be an issue if he just kept the speedometer pinned during his trip on the Sun Coast Parkway. driver. We're now eastbound. >> I am 1031 eastbound. He's going to be going right on 589 southbound. 589 southbound state 5292. >> Should I give you another Still southbound Highway 9 to 26 and 12. speeds are 90 and you're located 16 going outside. Hey, here. hand right now. >> Get out of the car. THIS EXPENSIVE OUTING resulted in a total loss of the vehicle and a mountain of non-bondable felony charges between the cost of the tow, the ruined Nissan, and the impending legal fees. His afternoon dash proved to be a financial nightmare. Mr. Earles will now have plenty of time to calculate his debts from the confines of a prison cell. Near 10 p.m. on April 29th, 2025, Corporal Dustin Arnold spotted a Black Sport utility vehicle with paper tags that were barely hanging on. Milton Ellis Jr. decided that a minor registration issue was the perfect excuse to launch a high-speed flight toward Interstate 30. pass the 99. Speed's at 125. Stay right alert. I'm telling them now. Public service county. Adam 32 1097 or Christian 1037. >> Hey, get up there with it. Go ahead. >> 32. He just crashed into 33. crash into 33. He's right over 106. 106 33 black mail on foot east into the wood line. He took off in the wood line. >> Black mill. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, right here. Right here. Right here. HEY. The black sport utility vehicle lived its final moments being dragged into dense brush after suffering a disabling impact. It was once a high riding machine. It ended its career as a mangled heap of metal and broken glass. Now it sits in an impound lot, serving as a silent witness to a very poorly planned escape. July 12th, 2023 featured a gray Tesla attempting to turn Interstate 40 into a silent high-speed racetrack around 8:00 p.m. The driver, later identified as Williams, was reportedly clocked at nearly 100 mph while racing a second gray vehicle through heavy evening traffic. going to 79 looks like 24 traffic stopping up here. Be careful. Look like Oh, traffic. Hit it. Yeah, white. >> All right, good work. >> My god, he's supposed to retire. Maybe he hit 24's car. Mr. Williams really showed off his professional driving abilities by hitting a guardrail and then pinning his own cousin's rental car. His birthday trip to Dallas has been officially rescheduled for a much longer stay in a governmentf funed facility. At least he can say he really got his $500 worth of excitement. The morning of May 2nd, 2023 took a turn for the dramatic when a red Nissan rogue started acting out on Interstate 40. Tego Caldero, a deported felon with an active warrant, was the man behind the wheel trying to keep his presence a secret from the Hazen Police Department. They're going to be able to pit him right now. Still westbound, which means they're 110. Pass 55 to 12. Can we pit 110 or what? Am I able to pin it to speed? I got a spot right here. >> Set 104. might take that stand off. >> No, we're going to stay 40 west. >> Stand west 67. I got >> 67 right now. 40 west still got medium for about one right now. We got roll over. Roll over. Roll over. Stand by. HANDS. HANDS. DRIVER. [screaming] HANDS. >> DRIVER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Let's give a big round of applause to Mr. Caldero for turning a simple speeding incident into a federal detainer. He managed to attract the attention of both the state police and special agents with immigration and customs enforcement in one go. It is truly an impressive way to ensure you get a one-way ticket out of the country. March 4th, 2024 saw a white Dodge Charger with blacked out tints try to disappear from trooper Shira's rear view mirror. Tobias Cody decided to push his machine to over 145 mph rather than explain his suspicious window treatments. Make sure traffic Hello. Heat. Nice shot. One4 traffic. Yes, please. What do you see? Tobias Cody is going to have a hard time explaining to his loved ones how his white charger ended up submerged in 2 ft of ditch water. He will also have to explain why he thought an aggravated battery charge was a better outcome than a simple fix it ticket. His family might want to look into a new hobby for him that does not involve high-speed swimming. Orlando residents got a front row seat to a gray Mercedes GLC doing 92 miles per hour on July 10th, 2025. Darius Demetrius Low was the man in the hot seat. He apparently felt his dark tints weren't enough to hide his suspicious activities. >> Utilities are 50,000 miles 101 at 25. All right, subject location. 33 traffic over progress. They lost it. Signal four. Hold on. Stop. Signal four at 45. All right, get ready for 501 if you can. >> Hold on, Mario. Hold on. Family stop. >> 50 pointed if you can. >> Hold on, Mario. Family stop. Hey, stay back. Stay back. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. Come on. Come on. Get back in the car. Hey, he's running on foot. Hey, stop right there. By the way, >> I don't care. Okay. He first lost control and hit the >> Mr. Loe's grand plan involved dropping a bag of pills next to a tree while a trooper watched him from 2 feet away. His attempt to vanish on foot was about as successful as his attempt to hide nearly $4,000 in cash in his pockets. He is now back on inmate release status. The release part seems to be on a very long hiatus. The quiet night of April 8th, 2025 was shattered when Riverdale police spotted a stolen vehicle blacked out and speeding down Robert's Drive. Morick Grimes was reportedly part of the crew that decided a local house was the perfect place to park their perlloined ride. When I'm behind it, I'm in pursuit. Going to be making a going to be continuing. Uh southbound Roundtree Road occupied times 1. Speeds are 52. Traffic is light. Somebody about to make no predictions. Yeah, we're going towards 138 Roundry Road passing Windsor Way. He's blacked out. Soon as I can get a hand with me, I'm going go ahead and take him off the road. We're passing Harbor Drive. 41 all around to your room. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Got two black males running. I got one taste black male. Turn the [ __ ] over. Turn right here. Right here. Riverdale. Turn. Make a right hand turn. Left hand turn. I mean, I got one. I got one in custody. I got two males running eastbound on old Round Tree Road. Two black males, one wearing all black. They down that way. >> And the other one wearing a gray shirt with black jeans, I believe. Got ski mask on. >> Get off. Morik Grimes, also known as the Jet, found his flight plans grounded by a hospital visit and a booking at the Clayton County Jail. While his friends were kind enough to leave him behind to face the music, his upcoming court dates will provide plenty of social interaction. He now faces a rough road ahead that is miles and miles away from his own bed. August 14th, 2022 found a black Hyundai Sonata creeping through Kawetta County with only its LED lights on. Diamond Cooper was at the helm. She clearly was not interested in the troopers emergency lights or the concept of pulling over. Kind of flashing bright lights at everybody to get them out of the way. Brake lights. Brakes. Brakes. Brakes. Brakes. Like he's trying to get off. Nope. Negative. Trying to get off. 41. Looks like it be one driver, I believe. One occupant. setting up if I can. Channeling uh tractor trailer merging on. All right. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Come on. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Car in the middle lane. Car in the middle lane. unsuccessful on maybe successful first bit of 10. Unsuccessful first bit at 10. I've got a good Totle [screaming] get on the GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU GOT HIM. >> I got one female. >> Show me your hands. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Get out. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GET OUT ON THE GROUND AND FACE. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm sorry. I didn't do anything. Are you 10 foot? >> Diamond Cooper was eventually booked into the Kuwaita County Jail after her failed attempt to hide in the backseat of the car. Investigators discovered a catalytic converter and an electric saw in the trunk, adding some spicy theft charges to her resume. Her friend may have been her priority, but the legal system is now the only one she will be dealing with. Sunday evening on April 23rd, 2023 took a frantic turn when a blue Honda Accord was stopped for speeding on Highway 82. Preston Hillyard appeared a bit too nervous for a routine stop. His heart was reportedly beating out of his chest as his history of drug charges came to light. >> No, man. You got to step out for me real quick. >> Step out. >> Yeah. All right. G19 1037 1037 all units I'm 1037 I'm in pursuit going westbound 824 and 25. >> All right, we're hitting a U-turn here in Louisville. >> We just turned around here at Falcon building eastbound. Falcon building eastbound about hit Sixth Street. myself. We're on six straight. Turn around. [music] >> Going on 6 Street 70 mph. Hope >> we're on. >> Yeah. 63 lane traffic 88 miles through. I think he wrecked out. I think he wrecked out and straight on six. Straight on 63. be just right. >> I needed 101 and 106 out here at Murphy. Thank you. >> He's running on foot. Running behind Towns's house. Running behind. The residents of Lewisville were left with significant damage to their property after a house and several vehicles were caught in the path of the accord. Local homeowners are now seeking restitution for the wreckage left on North Murphy Street. Thankfully, the perpetrator was plucked from a nearby residence before he could cause any further property value decreases. November 28th, 2023 saw a white Chevrolet Impala turn the Hernando Dotto Bridge into a high-speed slalom. Michael Marque McCall was reportedly doing over 90 mph and weaving through traffic while officers were already on the bridge for other emergencies. Go ahead. behind me. Uh 1037 >> [screaming] >> TV on the bridge. TV out to go. >> Let me SEE YOUR HANDS. GET OUT. Keep your hands up or I'll shoot you. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Turn around. Turn around. Walk back to me. Don't Don't reach. Keep your hands on your head. Keep your hands on your head. Do you hear me? >> Yes, sir. I'll take >> If you move, I will shoot you. >> Please don't shoot me. >> Stay on it. >> Don't move. Just don't move. >> I'm taking my seat. This is a perfect example of why drinking a beer while sitting on your buckled seat belt is a recipe for a prison stay. Mr. McCall proved that being double the legal limit makes for very poor life choices and even worse driving. He now has a permanent record to remind him that bridges are for crossing, not for crashing. November 29th, 2024 offered a strange sight when a gray sedan with a defective headlight caught the eye of a trooper around 8:00 p.m. Mario Bigs was at the wheel of the unregistered vehicle. He chose to floor it just as the officer approached his door. 257. Okay. 40s now. 40. I can see East 14 right Yeah. >> Still going. >> Still going. >> TV out. TV out. TV out. >> TVI. He jumped. He jumped. He jumped. He jumped. Mario Biggs found out that a 35- ft fall from a bridge is a very expensive way to skip a traffic ticket. Between the hospital bills for his dramatic descent and the fees for his uninsured car, his wallet is feeling the pain. He will likely be paying off this shortcut for the foreseeable future from a jail cell. The early hours of May 4th, 2025 were lit up on the Gandandy Bridge by a Toyota Supra traveling 93 mph. Brandon Ramner reportedly decided that the speed limit was just a suggestion and opted to lead the Florida Highway Patrol on a tripledigit dash. of activity. Go ahead. Sometimes echo 39 showing acquired fire 335. vehicle Go on the side. Well, the service, bro. Head. Let me see your head. >> Let me see your head. I need to do. >> Can you breathe? >> Let me see your hands. >> Keep moving. >> Yes. Sit up, buddy. Just keep breathing. All right. >> Don't move your head. Hey, stay right there. >> The Toyota Supra suffered a fiery fate as it ended its night wrapped around a light pole on the shoulder of the bridge. What was once a high-performance sports car is now a scorched skeleton of aluminum and regret. This vehicle paid the ultimate price for Mr. Ramarine's refusal to simply touch the brake pedal. September 9th, 2023 became an unbelievable afternoon for the owners of Kiko's Country RV when a stolen vehicle decided to drop by unannounced. The driver had several warrants out of Palaski County. He apparently thought a high-speed tour of Rockwood was the best way to handle them. Going to try to put out some lights just to fly. Yeah, we're almost to them. We're southbound at the 16. Break out. Break out the 16. Start coaching. Roll over. HAND behind your back. >> I'm hurt. I'm hurt bad. >> Shuting run. >> I'm sorry, man. >> [ __ ] >> Did I open the car? >> No, sir. >> What the hell is your problem? >> Face down, >> man. >> Face down. >> What did I even do? >> DRIVING A STOLEN VEHICLE. WHY ARE YOU RUNNING? >> STOLEN? >> WHY ARE YOU RUNNING THEN? IT'S NOT STUPID. >> WHY YOU RUNNING THEN? >> WHAT KIND OF IDIOT RUN FROM THE POLICE IF THEY'RE NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG? >> CUZ I'VE GOT A warrant in the plastic county. >> God damn it, man. >> D ambulance coming for you. Where you hurting at my head, my face. Can I turn my head the other way? >> Set up. I'm hurting bad. Oh my god. It's just my cell phone, man. I ain't got nothing else. Oh my god, that hurts so bad. >> Oh man, that hurt so bad. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh man. >> Man, it's it's not stolen, man. That vehicle was loaned to me by my my ex. >> So why run? Cuz I've got a warrant for county, man. >> They won't even hold you, bro. >> Yeah, they will. Or what? What is it, man? And it's a Can >> you watch him for a second? >> It's a class Y, man. >> Hey, see if you can get a name on him. He don't got any idea on him. >> I'm out with him. >> This master of evasion managed to miss the spike strips only to park himself permanently in the side of a recreational vehicle. He is now facing a mountain of extra charges and a loss of his new job because of a terrifying warrant. We really have to commend his ability to turn a minor legal issue into a total life catastrophe. This driver is officially off the streets, yet our archives are overflowing with suspects who seem to be allergic to the concept of pulling over. Consider this incident just the prologue to a much longer and significantly more expensive series of legal nightmares. You won't want to miss the next video where a routine stop turns into a statewide scavenger hunt for a very confused motorist. We appreciate you being here. Hit that subscribe button to stay in the loop for every new