I have a little bit of traffic. Yeah, one of our cars We are behind a little Greenfield, Wisconsin. On March 3rd, 2025, police received information that Danielle Butler, 25 years old, was involved in a retail theft incident at Walgreens. Although she initially complied with a stop request, she then accelerated and fled, operating the vehicle at very high speeds, at times reaching approximately 100 mph. Come on, drive. Just drive. Just drive. We are still in the left lane. Speeds are just constant at 100 mph. We're safely driving. Still westbound, passing 76 Street. Near 76 Street, the vehicle lost control and collided with another vehicle, forcing it to come to a complete stop. Speed speeds are coming slowing. We are behind a little bit of traffic. >> [laughter] >> Big crash. Big crash. Behind a little bit of traffic. Butler was restrained and taken into custody at the scene. Authorities quickly checked inside the vehicle and discovered two children present, while also requesting medical assistance. The incident was handled according to procedure. Seal Beach, California. On May 6th, 2023, an officer observed Anthony Ramirez, 38 years old, operating a vehicle suspected to be stolen. When given a stop signal, he failed to comply and immediately accelerated, fleeing at high speed, repeatedly running red lights, and dangerously passing other vehicles. Left turn lane, yep. Going to go U-turning. I'm going to go northbound on First Street. The vehicle is continuing U-turn, northbound on First Street. One of you guys go and take the lead. Light it up. Uh this is the only We see somebody that parked down on the right lane at Studebaker Road. The vehicle is northbound on PCH at Studebaker Road. This is the only 41106, I'm on the 405. I'm going to have to have to go on First Street. Stay in the lane. Southbound PCH from Second Street. Long Beach, I can get an airship in here. 41103, northbound PCH through Sixth Street in Long Beach. Do you have a description of that plate and the vehicle? Number one lane still northbound. We're approaching the traffic circle. Number one lane northbound PCH, we're approaching that traffic circle. Be advised we're on the line with the LAX air. Be advised no airship out of LAX. Traffic is still backed up now. In the traffic circle. The vehicle is into the traffic circle. Yeah, 41106, going to be northbound Lakewood Boulevard. Coming northbound Lakewood from PCH. First turn. First turn. 3205, speed approximately 70, number two lane. Still northbound. Coming northbound Lakewood through 73, 70 mph. Right. We're at Willow, and red. Same light. Near PCH. Coming near PCH at Willow. Through Willow, northbound. Through Willow, continuing northbound Lakewood. Uh we're getting on the 405 North. Coming getting on the 405 North from Lakewood. Turn 226, Lakewood. We're trying to get ahold of 610 now. Control, this is 810, PCH 58, we can mirror 405 North. Coming getting on the roundabout from Fullerton Airport. We're on the 405 North right now in the number Hang up. Number three lane. When conditions permitted, an officer deployed a PIT maneuver, causing the vehicle to become unstable and roll over. Found 710. 405 North. We have a PIT, rollover. We have a PIT. The suspect was restrained and taken into custody. Another individual in the vehicle fled the area and has not been located. Ramirez later faced charges related to possession of a stolen vehicle and evading law enforcement. Hillsborough County, Florida. On July 8th, 2023, authorities observed a Ford Mustang and a Porsche Panamera racing on Interstate 4 at speeds exceeding 120 mph. Ignoring stop signals, the vehicles accelerated away, with the Porsche continuing at high speed and displaying reckless behavior. Let's go. Pull over. All right, we're pulling over at the exit ramp at 33. It's going to be a whiskey mic driver. We see a vehicle, white Porsche. Passes us and I'll go after that one as well. Westbound, passing at 33 now. Okay, you're breaking up. You're westbound, passing one. Westbound, passing at 33, going to be 32. They're westbound. Passing at 30. They're westbound, minor traffic, passing at 28. They're westbound, minor traffic, passing one. 50 ft outstanding. Vehicle is white Porsche. They're westbound. They're white. >> At an appropriate moment, units deployed intervention measures, but were unsuccessful as the suspect slowed down, causing a patrol unit to pass. On the next attempt, the vehicle slowed again, and another patrol unit moved in and made contact, causing the vehicle to crash into a fence. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene. The incident was then handled by officers in accordance with regulations. Scioto County, Ohio. During a traffic stop on US Route 52, authorities observed Bradley Quantez and Chelsea Workman stopped past the stop line. When instructed to stop, the driver failed to comply and accelerated, fleeing at speeds exceeding 80 mph, prompting multiple units to join the pursuit. Officers deployed spike strips, but the vehicle avoided them and continued to flee. The vehicle later entered a parking lot, collided with a patrol unit, and came to a stop. Both suspects were taken into custody. Authorities discovered a firearm and a magazine on the passenger seat. Bradley Quantez faced charges of violating probation conditions and obstructing law enforcement, while Chelsea Workman was charged with failure to comply with a lawful order. New Era, Michigan. On June 6th, 2023, police received information that Juan Sanchez Jr. was operating a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado that had been reported stolen, connected to an incident at Lewis Farms. When approached, he failed to comply and accelerated, fleeing while continuously attempting to evade authorities. At the intersection of South Oceana and Parkside, the vehicle suddenly came to a stop, ending the pursuit. >> I would just stop. No. I got him. We're stopping him out. >> Show me your hands. Stay police. Stay police. The suspect fled along the railroad tracks. Units quickly conducted a search and deployed a K9 to approach and restrain him. He was quickly taken into custody, received medical attention at the scene, and was then turned over to the Oceana County Sheriff's Office. Waresboro, Cross, Georgia. On May 30th, 2024, authorities observed Fred Thomas Fincher the third operating a motorcycle without a license plate suddenly turning into a private driveway before making a U-turn and leaving the area. While traveling, he failed to obey stop signs and drove in the wrong lane. 10-80 Waresboro Road with a white motorcycle coming toward 219. White male, red shirt, black hat, black helmet. Requesting 10-19 36-48 10-80. We're about to get him. 684 684 Waresboro Road is going up on 219. 10-4 Waresboro Road is going up on 219. Clear left, clear right. It's right on the camera. Camera male. Coming up Westwood Drive. All right, driver. Coming up on Westwood Drive. Coming up on Lion Circle. Coming up on the roundabout downtown. Coming up on Lion Circle. Coming up on the roundabout downtown. Park Broad Street. Coming up to Burning Coming up on Burning Oak. Clear left, clear right. Straight on Panther Way. Coming up on Panther Way. Taking a left on Ridge Street. Taking a left on Ridge Street. >> Clear left, clear right. Clear left, clear right. Clear left, clear right. On Panther Way, officers moved ahead and slowed down to create an opportunity for a safe stop. However, Fincher turned onto Ridge Street, continued at high speed, and failed to comply with stop signals, then crossed through a parking lot, entered a wooded area, and abandoned the vehicle. Hands, hands, hands. Fincher fled into the wooded area to evade the search. Authorities quickly coordinated a search and promptly took him into custody on South Lewis Street. The agency then proceeded with processing according to procedure. Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin. On July 17th, 2024, police observed an intoxicated driver operating a vehicle without a license plate. The vehicle initially stopped on Lake Drive, but quickly left the area. During the attempt to flee, the driver repeatedly traveled at high speed and failed to comply with traffic signals. Open the door from the outside. From the outside. Turn the car off. She's going to be taking off southbound on Lake Drive. What up? Can you do the empty yet? 60. Never. Speeds are about 86. We just passed Eastwood. Requesting mobile unit. She's going to be on the way. 10-80 148. Did you identify the driver though? No, we are trying to get her out of the vehicle. We never approached. She's a black female with pink hair. Just passed Kenwood. Still going southbound on Lake Drive. Speeds are 68. No pedestrians, no traffic on the Gray Kia Sorrento. No plates. Black female driver. Almost lost her at Lafayette. We're going southbound through the stop sign at Lafayette Boulevard. We're going to be on the freeway in a second. >> [screaming] >> Going southbound on Cross Street. Yeah. Speeds are 20. Going through the red. We're going to be going westbound through the Boulevard stop sign open. They're going to be taking a left on Bartlett. Going southbound to Newhall. Speeds are 45. No traffic, no pedestrians. You're got her. 10-80 Newhall and 40. 60. >> [screaming] >> Continuing northbound. I believe it's still Newhall. We are parallel with the train tracks by the Urban Ecology Center. Back eastbound, we are going southbound onto Newhall from Bellevue. Speeds are 26. [screaming] Eastbound Eastbound Webster. At the intersection of Bartlett and Bellevue, the vehicle gradually became unstable, then collided directly with a patrol unit and came to a stop. Crash, crash, crash. I'm going to need um >> [screaming] >> Authorities promptly requested medical assistance to the scene for evaluation. The driver was then taken into custody, and the case file was forwarded to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office for processing according to procedure. On January 30th, 2026, officers received information regarding an armed robbery, and the involved vehicle quickly left the area. During the pursuit, the vehicle experienced a tire issue, but continued fleeing, changing directions across multiple roadways. He's going through Jackson. Looks like he's losing tires here. Coming up to Gable Street. >> [screaming] >> Westbound through Jackson Street. 24-75 on Jackson. On First and Lion. White Westbound on Jackson. Now, hold on. Looks like left turn southbound on Rice. He's got no tires left. And slow speed through the intersection and passing railroad tracks southbound on Rice Street. 43-39 10-75. You're approved for pit. In the St. Paul area, units coordinated and deployed intervention techniques, but the vehicle continued moving. It was later surrounded and brought to a stop. The vehicle stops Justin Minor Heights. Vehicle stops Justin Minor Heights. Grand Avenue squad now trying to go Northbound on the alley. He's still Southbound Justin Minor Northbound on the alleyway. Car 13 on Country Club West, come back down the alleyway and help Officer Martinez get here. >> [music] >> Car 28, we're with the driver. Look for the front of Country Club West. >> [music] >> Car 28, did you say he got out of the front of Country Club? >> [music] [clears throat] >> Copy that. Officer Martinez, we just turned around and we're actually with the driver. Copy that. The driver was restrained and taken into custody at the scene. The entire incident was handled according to procedure. Green Bay On September 25th, 2024, authorities observed a Chevy traveling in an unusual manner. When instructed to stop, the driver failed to comply and immediately accelerated, fleeing at high speed, moving between lanes, and exhibiting reckless behavior. 13, I got comps. We're still Southbound on Green Bay. Speed is 60, low level of traffic, approaching 97. 199, spike Southbound on 31 just South of 155. 213, 213, we're still Southbound on Green Bay. I'll be number one right behind us. Speed is 68, medium traffic. 1380, we're still Southbound. Approaching 104. Got you on the comps. Nope, staying in your lane. 13, we're still Southbound on Green Bay. Approaching 165, speed 77. That car in the second lane, he's next to me. Go around in front of him right now. 13, we're trying to box him. 13, I'm Officer 101. He's still Southbound. I'm Spike. Spike, Spike, Spike, we got him. 13, I'm number one. Yeah, pull him, pull him, pull him. He's still Southbound. We're going to have to pull Southbound on Green Bay past the hard eight. Speed is 59. 13, still Southbound. I may have gotten a spike. It's the entire load. But we're still Southbound on Green Bay. 214, I'm number one. He did get spiked. He's starting to swerve a little bit. I'll take comps for now. Still Southbound on 31, coming up to 116th. No traffic. Heavy smoke. Rolled your tire. Approaching him on Let me come around, I'll box him in. 13, go around me. I got spiked. He just lost his tire. We're going to try boxing him on Green Bay. Headquarters to 790, he's got the strip. Spike. Officer 790. >> [screaming] [crying] >> At an appropriate moment, authorities deployed spike strips, causing the vehicle to become unstable with smoke coming from the tires. Units quickly closed in, coordinated intervention, and forced the vehicle to stop. He hit one of our squads. We're going to pit him. Hey, high risk, high risk, high risk. >> [screaming] >> HEY, FOOT BAIL, FOOT BAIL, FOOT BAIL. Car's clear, car's clear. The driver was restrained and removed from the vehicle. The incident was then handled in accordance with regulations. Drasco, Arkansas On October 8th, 2024, a traffic officer observed Adam Brackett operating a white Ford Expedition using a fraudulent license plate. When given a stop signal, he accelerated and fled, continuously weaving and at times driving into oncoming lanes. Copy your license plate, 304. 215, we just turned onto the alleyway and we got him. 200, 200, 200. At an appropriate moment, the officer deployed intervention measures multiple times, but without success. On the next attempt, the vehicle lost control and came to a stop. >> [snorts] >> Do it again. >> Adam Brackett exited the vehicle and fled, but was quickly taken into custody. During the search, authorities discovered a substance suspected to be methamphetamine. He later faced charges including evading law enforcement, possession of drugs, and reckless driving. Ohio On September 3rd, 2023, authorities observed Danny E. Berry operating a Chrysler Pacifica matching the description of a vehicle involved in a case in Chicago. When signaled to stop, Berry accelerated and fled at high speed, continuously changing lanes. >> [screaming] >> Seizing the opportunity, units executed a PIT maneuver causing the vehicle to lose control, leave the roadway, and produce smoke. The suspect fled but was quickly taken into custody. The entire incident was handled according to procedure. Stuttgart, Arkansas. On June 16th, 2024, Corporal Lincoln Smith observed Larry Jarmar Jones operating a Hyundai Sonata bearing Arkansas license plate ABC81M and initiated a traffic stop. The vehicle initially pulled over but then suddenly accelerated and fled, also running a red light. During the high-speed escape, the vehicle lost control, crashed into an apartment building, and came to a stop. The suspect was ejected from the vehicle, received medical attention at the scene, and was then transported for emergency care. During a search of the vehicle, authorities seized approximately 48 g of a substance suspected to be crystal methamphetamine and 502 g of a substance suspected to be marijuana. Due to his injuries, he was transported to the hospital for treatment and the case file was forwarded to the prosecuting authority for handling. North Little Rock On December 25th, 2025, an officer received information that Dontarius Kewon Taylor had jumped into a residential backyard claiming to be looking for a dog and was later spotted behind the Northwest Mini Storage. Shortly after, a Kia driven by Ricardo Deshaun Labarrie arrived to pick up Taylor and immediately left the area. When units attempted to stop the vehicle, it turned around, struck a patrol unit, then continued traveling, running red lights and stop signs across multiple roadways. Hey, stop! Get to me. Come on, little girl. 10-17 Sir, what's 10-16-3 for unit 7? 10-17 chase subject in 2. HANDS UP, [ __ ] THEY'RE ON WEST Commerce going towards the church. Speed 50 mph. Looks like they're going to make a left going towards the State Route 400. No traffic. Charles Street reader first stop. Yes, I think he ran the officer off. I think he just took the ramp going towards the maintain off. Speed 20. They got rear damage to the vehicle. >> [snorts] >> They made a right. Speed 22. Yep, THERE HE GOES. TAYLOR, YOU'RE NOT GETTING OUT. YOU'RE TRYING TO DATE QUICKLY OUT. Speed 24. Going up the barrier rail. There's severe damage to the vehicle in light traffic. Going on 138. They say they're not going to stop. Speed 74. Going out through red light. Here at North Hill. They're continuing through the red light. Speed 45. No traffic. They just made a left on Randolph. On Randolph, the vehicle door suddenly opened while it was still in motion. Taylor jumped out and fled while the vehicle drove into a residential yard and came to a stop. They just made a left on Randolph going towards the maintain. Speed 20. North Bill, South Bill, They just made a left on Randolph going towards the maintain. Speed 20. North Bill, South Bill, Get that one. Pop, pop, POP, POP, POP, POP. STOP, [ __ ] STOP, [ __ ] HEY, over here. Go, go, go. You're going TO GET DOGGED, [ __ ] TAYLOR, YOU DIDN'T TRY TO. I DIDN'T HAVE NO CHOICE. HE put a gun on me, bro. Taylor fled behind the houses but was quickly restrained and Labarrie was also taken into custody. Authorities recovered multiple bags containing substances suspected to be drugs along with related evidence. Both individuals were medically evaluated and then transported to a detention facility for processing according to regulations. Gwinnett County, Georgia. On October 21st, officers observed Giovanni Navarrete Nino operating a BMW without wearing a seatbelt. When given a stop signal, the vehicle initially pulled over but then suddenly accelerated and fled at high speed continuously changing lanes and driving onto the shoulder. >> [music] >> 401 grenade. 285. Airbox out. Going up the hill. We just passed and still running off. This black vehicle that's in the back. I'm not going to be able to follow it. Third chance 10-80. 10-30. 10-4. 20 and 0 speed. Going 120. We just passed the patrol. 10-4 10-30. Going 10-96. 150. 150. Getting off. Going down Indian Trail. Getting off Indian Trail. Yeah, getting off Indian Trail. They will probably be coming through that red light right now. Authorities maintained a controlled distance and at the intersection of Indian Trail, Lilburn, the vehicle experienced a tire failure, lost operational capability, and came to a stop. Left rear wheel. 10-4. Left rear fall Left rear wheel coming off. Put my leg out. Take your leg out. The suspect was ordered to exit the vehicle and was quickly restrained. The individual was then transported to a detention facility for processing according to regulations. Washington County. On September 21st, 2024, an officer observed Jonathan Wilson operating a motorcycle with an improper license plate. Ignoring the stop signal, the suspect accelerated and fled continuously weaving and driving into oncoming lanes. The 9 Edward Barry Victor I know it's Different All right, come right. Left on left. Our speed 75 on southbound 71. We're going to be taking the uh the North College Expressway down to 10-4. Westbound 15 coming from 71. 10-4 Westbound 15 15 coming from 71. Got the left. White light. We're just going to do 71. K, 4. Light traffic. Speed 85. K, 4. Right's good. Left's good. Right's good. Continue with the open back straight ahead. K, 4. You got a gold grill. 710 311. Still wasn't probably going to get him out on the interstate, I would guess. K, 4. In a parking lot and apartment complex area, officers executed an intervention causing the motorcycle to go down and come to a stop. On the ground! The suspect was taken into custody at the scene. A check showed that both the license plate and the vehicle were connected to theft cases in Kansas and Florida. The suspect was transported to Washington County and faced multiple charges related to violations and theft of property. Florida authorities observed a driver traveling at speeds exceeding 120 mph. Instead of stopping as instructed, the individual failed to comply and accelerated, fleeing while continuously changing lanes and maintaining high speed. Units continued to follow closely to maintain control of the situation. Shortly after, the vehicle voluntarily pulled over to the shoulder and came to a stop ending the pursuit. The suspect complied and surrendered at the scene. The entire incident was handled in accordance with regulations. North Little Rock, Arkansas. On September 18th, 2025, an officer received information that Kamira Wallace was operating a BMW sedan bearing Arkansas license plate AUA22E, and a check confirmed that she was wanted. Her license was suspended, the registration was expired, and she had no insurance. Instead of stopping as signaled, the suspect accelerated and fled, continuously weaving, passing vehicles, and traveling across multiple roadways. Authorities maintained distance while pursuing, >> [music] >> and the vehicle later slowed down and came to a stop. Get out now! The suspect was taken into custody, and passenger Lamya Wallace was also detained. A search of the vehicle revealed multiple items inside. Kamira Wallace was then transported to a detention facility and faced related charges, including warrants for theft of property. Thurston County, Washington. On July 17th, 2025, officers identified a stolen vehicle through an automated license plate recognition system. When instructed to stop, the driver immediately fled the area at high speed, at times reaching approximately 130 mph, continuously weaving through lanes and even onto the shoulder, demonstrating reckless behavior to evade. >> [clears throat] >> Authorities coordinated the deployment of a grappler device to safely intervene, causing the vehicle to slow down and come to a stop. The suspect was taken into custody. The agency then proceeded with handling the case in accordance with regulations. Little Rock. On September 16th, 2025, authorities observed a vehicle traveling at high speed on John Barrow Road. Instead of stopping as instructed, the driver immediately accelerated and fled, continuously traveling at high speed across multiple roadways and driving in the wrong lane. Upon entering a residential area, the suspect circled around before coming to a stop. The individual exited the vehicle and fled through the area behind the houses. Units quickly established a perimeter, conducted a search, and successfully restrained the suspect. The individual was taken into custody at the scene and was then medically evaluated. The incident was handled according to procedure. Pulaski County. On September 8th, 2025, authorities observed a gray Chrysler 300 bearing Arkansas license plate AXN89X traveling at excessive speed. A radar check indicated the vehicle was traveling at approximately 101 mph. When instructed to stop, the driver accelerated and fled, repeatedly running red lights and at times driving into oncoming lanes. Stop. Pull over. Units continued to follow closely, and near the James H. Pennick Boys & Girls Club, the vehicle suddenly came to a stop. Okay. Show me your hands. Get on your face. Get on your face. The suspect was quickly taken into custody. During a search of the vehicle, authorities discovered approximately 12 g of a substance suspected to be marijuana in the center console. The individual was transported to the Pulaski County Detention Center, and the case was handled in accordance with regulations. Pulaski County, Arkansas. On September 9th, 2025, while patrolling on Interstate 30, authorities observed Robin Kelly operating a Toyota sedan without a license plate. When given a stop signal, the driver failed to comply and continued traveling. He's got his flashers on. We're still rolling. That's going to be 10-37. Going to be westbound. Speed limit is 70. I'm Miller County, Troop A, need 10-63 for animal 14. Taking it to the 63 exit. I'm 410-33 exit. Shortly after, the vehicle exited at exit 135 and entered the parking lot of a Shell gas station, where it came to a stop. I'm pulling into the Shell at the end of the ramp. Pulling into the Shell at the end of the ramp. Driver, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! DRIVER, LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! THE DRIVER WAS taken into custody and transported to the Pulaski County Jail on charges related to operating a vehicle without a license plate, not having a valid driver's license, no insurance, invalid vehicle registration, and fleeing. Miller County, Arkansas. On September 21st, 2024, Corporal Tyler Gentry observed Jeffrey Troxel operating a motorcycle merging onto Interstate 49 at high speed. When noticed, he accelerated and fled, with the vehicle maintaining speeds over 100 mph and continuously changing lanes. Cargo shorts. On a black bike. I think he's looking at 28 already. 22 yourself, okay? 2.5 in the 100. Oh, 3.8 in the 100. 40 LA. 91 frame, young male, I believe. 91 frame, young male or young female, unknown state. Simple. 32 84. Driver, pull over. Authorities maintained close pursuit and signaled for the vehicle to stop. After a prolonged distance, the motorcyclist slowed down and pulled over to the shoulder, ending the pursuit. Off the bike! Off the bike! Jeffrey Troxel was restrained at the scene. Upon inspection, he was found to not have a valid motorcycle license. The suspect was then transported to the Miller County Jail and faced charges including reckless driving, no license, and no liability insurance.