back around. Get to the highest. Go 848 1050. 1050. On June 17th, 2024, in Lee County, Florida, a trooper attempted to stop a motorcyclist after noticing the license plate was tucked under the fender and slammed down, making it unreadable. As soon as the trooper activated his lights and sirens, the motorcyclist looked back, then hit the throttle, initiating a pursuit. [Applause] 31. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Stay right into [Music] about 163. The motorcyclist drove onto a sidewalk, lost control, and crashed. The trooper jumped out of his patrol car and quickly placed him under arrest. He was transported to the Lee County Jail and charged with fleeing, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. On June 7th, 2022, Trooper Jerry was on patrol when he spotted a motorcyclist on a dirt bike making unsafe lane changes. The trooper attempted a traffic stop, and at first, the rider slowed down and signaled as if he was going to pull over, but he had no intention of stopping. [Music] The moment the trooper got closer to the motorcyclist, he executed a pit. maneuver taking the suspect down. The rider was left with minor injuries and was arrested without further incident. If you think the trooper did the right thing, hit like and subscribe. If you disagree, let me know why in the comments below. On Saturday, October 19th, 2024, Trooper Tanner Seal was stationed on the north side of US Highway 78 in Dell, monitoring traffic with radar. A motorcycle approached from behind at high speed, clocked at 80 in a 60 mph zone. As the rider noticed the trooper, he quickly slowed down. Once clear, trooper caught up with the motorcycle at the intersection of US Highway 78 and Highway 181, activating his blue lights for a traffic stop. But instead of stopping, the rider had other plans. Immediately accelerating to over 130 mph and continuing westbound on US Highway 78. Dispatch, I've got a motorcycle taking off on me. Westbound towards 180 down. I think he's just playing with No. He's slowing down, swerving left or right. Blue jeans, black jacket, black and red helmet. Can't get the tag right now. Coming up to Flaming Road, westbound Sil Manila. Light [Music] traffic. Coming up to the curb. As the chase progressed, the motorcyclist pushed his speed even higher, swerving dangerously all over the road. Seeing the reckless behavior, the trooper made a decision. Next time he caught up, it was ending right there. 100 milesPH coming to the curve. He's breaking me. Get out of your face. On your face right now. [Music] Get down. Get down. Show me your arm. First of all, nothing. C36 Jones. I don't have nothing on me, bro. Why the hell you running then? I mean, I wouldn't like Okay. All right. Cool. No, dude. Okay, cool, man. Did I tell you to sit up? Yeah. Call a 1016. I He tried to turn in front of me and I I clipped him. What? I I don't You're going to jail, dude. So just whatever you have to say it doesn't matter at this point. You just ran at me at like 130 mph. Dude, I radared you at 130. No, I said you ran for me at 130. The motorcyclist was arrested and taken into custody. Emerson Ambulance arrived on the scene to examine Eaves, but he refused treatment. With no visible injuries, he was transported to the Mississippi County Sheriff's Department without further incident. Eves now faces multiple charges including felony fleeing, no motorcycle operator's license, improper turn signal, improper lane change, no liability insurance, and reckless driving. It's always great to hit the road with your bro for a night ride, but things don't always go as planned. On August 25th, 2023, one of these two motorcyclists had other ideas. When troopers attempted a stop, he refused to pull over and took them on a chase. H2 for Smith 37 with the Grom. I'm on the ballroom. I'm going back into the the movie theater coming across the mall parking lot. It's one of the little groms. Come back to come back to come back to Rogers. Audrey got a dark skin male. Maybe an Asian male is wearing shorts. Backwards long black shirt. Black shorts. Okay, it's a red red and white. Red and [Music] [Music] white. Still in the mall parking lot. No, please. The motorcyclist managed to find a way out of the parking lot, but the moment he exited, things took a turn against him. [Music] area calling nowhere. Get flip around. Flip him around. Flip him around. Flip him around. Flip him around. Get on. Get on. Get on. Get on. And just like that, things went from, "Bro, you want to go for a ride?" to getting arrested. He really thought he could play with Arkansas State Troopers. Officers can be friendly if you follow the law, but they can also be tough if you break it. So, the choice is yours. Well, this motorcyclist from Arkansas made his choice on September 12th, 2022. He was spotted speeding over the posted limit, but instead of stopping when the officer attempted to pull him over, he made things even worse for himself by refusing to stop. [Music] [Music] [Music] When the officer caught up with the motorcyclist, he finally slowed down and pulled over on the side of the road. [Music] Get off the ground. The officer immediately pulled him to the ground, leaving the motorcyclist in shock. He claimed he didn't know he was being chased, but that didn't change the outcome. He was arrested and taken into custody. What do you think? Was the officer's reaction justified, or was it too much? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. In Alexander, Arkansas, local officers attempted to stop a motorcycle with no license plate, but the rider refused to comply. Arkansas State Police quickly intercepted the pursuit. [Music] [Music] 118 some surgery. [Music] They took the [Music] time, guys. [Music] [Music] There's still less than one. Chasing a motorcycle is definitely one of the harder jobs for troopers, especially when traffic is heavy. The trick is finding the right moment to end it safely without putting anyone in [Music] danger. Let's see. Let's see. [Music] I'm good. [Music] [Music] [Music] Alexander PD took over the pursuit as the primary unit once again. And it didn't take long for the motorcyclist to make a critical mistake. Stop. Stop. Hey, get on the ground. Hey, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Yes, sir. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Get on your belt. Turn over. Turn over. Put your hands out. The motorcyclist was taken into custody. In a bizarre turn, the bike actually kept rolling a short distance down the interstate before slamming into the back of the Alexander PD patrol car. Instead of pulling over and handling things quickly and safely, he chose to flee and paid a big price for it. On March 13th, 2021, a trooper spotted a black motorcycle making unsafe lane changes without signaling. When the rider, later identified as Mr. Liverette noticed the patrol car. He took off, passing vehicles in no passing zones and blowing through a stop sign. The trooper activated lights and sirens, but the rider refused to stop, turning the traffic stop into a dangerous high-speed pursuit. Man, we're at I20. 1080. Bill [Music] 1080. Turning right. Turning right. Turning right. Rocky Branch, black bike, black shirt, black helmet. Tell Vicker we're going to come back to V Rick and get on the interstate probably. Passing the high school. Passing the high school. Milri High School. Coming up 78 at Snokeco. Coming up 78 at Snowco. Turning right on Quer View. Right on Quiew. [Music] Still on Quir [Music] View. Dead ends. Dead end. Feel like a dead end to dirt behind high school. Behind the high school. Going through the dirt parking lot. [Music] Trying to get back around, get to the high school. 848 1050 1050. As Leette attempted to turn into a driveway behind Villa Rica High School, he lost control and dropped the motorcycle. The trooper approached with a taser drawn, seeing Leette try to stand the bike back up, possibly to flee again. Levette was placed in handcuffs and arrested. He had a bleeding elbow and EMS was called to the scene. After refusing hospital transport, his injuries were treated on site. He was then transported to Carol County Jail and booked without further incident. On June 10th, 2024, Trooper Vroomman was traveling south on Arkansas Highway 367 when he overheard Lieutenant Ciders with the White County Sheriff's Department in pursuit of a motorcycle with no license plate. The rider, later identified as Alex Everett, had fled from a traffic stop on Arkansas Highway 385, reaching speeds between 40 and 90 mph in a 55 zone. Everetts was reported driving left of center with a light traffic and had run a stop sign. Trooper Vroomman caught up with the pursuit where Lieutenant Ciders requested the trooper to take over. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. The motorcyclist really didn't have the speed to outrun the trooper. But on the other hand, it wasn't easy for the trooper to stop him either. With speeds ranging between 60 and 90 mph, any small mistake could have turned this pursuit into a complete disaster. Oh my god. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Hands pass. Run there. Don't move. We got him. We got him. I'm sorry. I said to lose my bike. Everett veered off the road into the grass to avoid the trooper. As he tried to reenter the roadway, he lost control and struck the front right area of the patrol car's bumper, sending him crashing to the ground.