TV on TV. On March 5th, 2024, Little Rock police attempted to stop a stolen white Nissan Alima. The vehicle briefly pulled over, then suddenly took off, kicking off a dangerous high-speed pursuit through the city. 19th Street, we occupied a black male with a white beard. Southbound Palaskia 23rd. Speeds are 60. No traffic. East Mount Roosevelt. Moderate traffic. Speed right now are 30. Pass the Chester on Roosevelt. Speeds are 65 traffic. Roosevelt passing arch 70 traffic should be occup. As the suspect's driving became more reckless, Little Rock police called for backup. Trooper Bird was on route, but before he could arrive, one officer managed to catch up with the fleeing Alultima just as it entered the highway. Yeah. Get this trooper up here as soon as we can. We're getting on 440. He's in this Nissan code burn traffic using the outside lane. Might be taking a uh exit here. 1022 back to lane. 11 miles an hour. traffic passing back to eastbound interstate 440. Medium traffic speeds back. Uh a little bit heavier traffic speeds are 94 mph. Taking push pike. Push down pike. Looks like we're going to be going uh east on stand back towards the city. [Applause] He's 44 eastbound. Get back on the ramp. The suspect blew through a red light, narrowly avoiding a crash just seconds before the legend himself, Trooper Bird, took over the pursuit as the primary unit. Trying to get around. Yeah. All right. I'm number two now. Central, get ready. TBR, TV, TV. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Wow, that escalated fast. Let's switch angles and see how it all unfolded from the troopers point of view. Trooper Bird sent the suspect straight into the ditch, disabling the vehicle. Seconds later, troopers and Little Rock officers swarmed in, taking the driver into custody without further incident. Get out. Get out the door. Show me your hands. Get your ass on the ground. I got him. Taking him in the cuff. Car's clear. Get on your face. Get your hand out from underneath you. 1051. LRPD took custody of the suspect and filed multiple charges, including felony fleeing, theft of property between $5,000 and $25,000, and having an open container of alcohol inside the vehicle. On June 30th, 2022, while on patrol, Trooper Bird spotted a white Dodge Challenger RT with black stripes previously seen speeding. When Trooper Bird caught up and activated his lights and sirens, the driver made his intentions clear by flooring it. And just like that, the pursuit was on. 131 continuing across the track. [Music] South service [Music] road. Continuing straight back. Get back on that 30 eastbound power screen. The chase quickly escalated onto the highway where the driver pushed the Challenger past 130 mph, turning an already dangerous situation into a high-speed threat to everyone on the road. 135 a1 [Music] Taking four more east. The chase spiraled out of control as the suspect drove like he had nothing to lose. Trooper Bird was doing everything he could to gain control, but if there's one trooper built for this kind of chaos, it's him. I'll be sure. [Music] Wow. [Music] when the suspect took the next exit and approached the intersection at high speed. It all went downhill from there. Copy early 40. [Music] Show me your hands now. Get on the ground. I'm not lying. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. The suspect crashed into a ditch and came to a stop. Thanks to the trooper's quick reaction, he was out of the car in seconds and stopped the suspect before he could run. The driver was arrested without further incident. We don't have more details on his charges yet, but what do you think the punishment should be? Let us know in the comments. On December 3rd, 2022, Arkansas state troopers were locked in a pursuit with a red SUV. The suspect was tough to stop until Trooper Bird joined the chase. He quickly caught up and got ready to put an end to this wild run. about traffic. Yeah, they're coming over. We're going to be third. We're pulling up on county exit. [Music] Y'all give me space. They out here medical. It took Trooper Bird less than a minute after taking lead to shut it all down, proving once again why he's one of the best and showing how good he actually is. [Music] The driver and passengers were both arrested. All thanks to Trooper Bird, who brought this wild chase to an end and these suspects to justice. While assisting the FBI on April 2nd, 2024, a trooper bird spotted a black pickup speeding going 45 in a 30 mph zone on McCain Boulevard. When the driver left a Walgreens parking lot and refused to stop for the traffic violation, the chase was on and the truck took off at high speed. He's going to take off. What's this car? [Music] As the pursuit escalated, Trooper Bird and Trooper Vanoik worked in tandem, putting pressure on the suspect from both sides until the driver made a critical mistake that changed everything. [Music] [Applause] Wonder. The suspect, Lynn Toiver, lost a tire while attempting a sharp turn and came to a stop on Greenway Drive. He surrendered immediately without further incident, but not before the runaway tire crashed through a nearby resident's fence. Inside the vehicle, officers found marijuana behind the driver's seat. Toiver now faces charges of felony fleeing, criminal mischief, and speeding. On May 14th, 2022, Trooper Bird was stationary when two blacked out Chargers flew past him at over 150 mph. Both drivers had their lights off and neither had any intention of stopping. With lights and sirens on, Trooper Bird jumped into action and gave chase. lock down 32 speed about 120 Now that one bedroom a UC One of the drivers eventually pulled over and was arrested by assisting troopers, but trooper Jacob Bird stayed locked on the second charger, pushing his cruiser to the limit in a high-speed pursuit that was far from over. 37 was not also 37 right there. Eastbound coming up to the river bridge. 97 mph. 97 mph. River bridge. Going up to the river bridge coming up 1287. Okay, turn. Put your hands up. Trooper Bird finally closed the distance and executed a perfect pit at the intersection. With weapons drawn, both the driver and passenger were pulled from the vehicle and arrested. Another wild chase shut down and just more proof that ASP and especially Trooper Bird do not mess around. On March 28th, 2023, a routine traffic stop turned into a dangerous pursuit in Little Rock, Arkansas. A trooper spotted a black Nissan Maxima with expired tags waiting at a red light to merge onto I 630 West. As the trooper attempted to initiate a stop, the driver suddenly exited onto John Barrow Road and took off northbound, igniting a high-speed chase. Over here crossing like part two. The suspect continued fleeing at a dangerously high rate of speed, driving on the wrong side of the road, blowing through red lights and stop signs, completely ignoring all traffic laws. This driver showed absolute disregard for public safety and put countless lives at risk in the process. Right on. Clear. At the intersection of 12th Street and Fair Park, the passenger tossed a black and blue bag from the vehicle, later recovered by LRPD. The suspect then punched the gas, creating distance from the trooper. But that didn't last long. Trooper Bird floored it and quickly closed the gap, locking back in on the pursuit. [Music] [Applause] hit. Show me your hands now. Show me your hands. Passengers, show me your hands. Passengers, show me your hands now. Keep your hands up. Inside the tossed bag, officers found a stolen pistol and drug paraphernalia. Marijuana was also found where the passenger had been sitting. The driver claimed she was threatened by the passenger and wanted to stop. Both were taken to the hospital, then jailed. The driver was charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and multiple traffic violations. The passenger faced aggravated assault, firearm possession, tampering with evidence, and drug charges. On May 5th, 2023, Trooper Bird was patrolling I30 West when he spotted a white Toyota Camry speeding. After confirming the speed with radar, he followed the vehicle as it exited onto I 630 and finally came to a stop at a red light on Main Street. Hey. As the light turned green, the driver hit the gas. Ignoring Trooper Bird's approach. Without missing a beat, Bird jumped back into his patrol car and the pursuit was on. Stand by. We're back on service road. Turning right on Broadway, going north on Broadway. Let LPD know he just got struck by vehicle wrong way and eight. Wrong way. Crashed at Taco Bell. Crashed in Chick-fil-A. Crashed at Chick-fil-A. I've got a black mill run. All black clothing. You better stop your hands now. You get shot. He went into a parking garage. Stand by. We're coming back out on Broadway. 8th Street. Correction six. Going east on six. Show me your hands now. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get your butt on the ground. I'm not playing games with you. After crashing into another vehicle, the suspect's car spun off the road and slammed into the outdoor seating area of a Chick-fil-A. He took off on foot, ignoring commands, but after a short chase, Trooper Bird caught up and placed him in custody. The suspect rire of alcohol and initially denied drinking, only to admit it moments later. Once in the patrol car, things got even more chaotic as he began banging his head on the cage and window. All you got to do is stop, dude. I'll stop you for speeding. Yeah, you were across the river bridge. It's a construction zone. It's 50 mph. It's not 65. Please. What did you just say? Call. No, you're a grown man. I'm not calling you a mama. What did you just say to me? I said call you can call her at the jail. Dude, quit hitting your head, dude. Once medically cleared, the suspect was booked into Palaski County Jail and hit with a long list of charges, ranging from felony fleeing and DWI to multiple counts of criminal mischief and drug possession. Just one bad decision led to over 10 serious charges.