The suspect, 25-year-old Edward House of Little Rock, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, fleeing, theft by receiving, speeding, and false imprisonment due to subjecting his passenger to the chase. According to the female, Mr. House intended to delete the officer permanently when he fired his AK out the window. He's lucky none of the rounds struck Trooper Langley or innocent civilians. His case hung in limbo as he and another suspect were tied to an alleged drug and gang violence ring in central Arkansas. Sentencing documents from 2025 indicate that he also pleaded guilty to capital homicide charges, earning him 80 years in prison. It was February 3rd of 2025. ASP Trooper Collier Wright was stationary on the side of I-40 near the Arkansas-Tennessee border when a call came over the radio about a chase in progress. The suspect in a black and orange Dodge Charger was heading his way after fleeing the scene of a traffic stop. He could literally feel it when the driver sped by at nearly 140 mph. Now, it was time to catch up.