10-50 10-50 start fire. Henry County, Georgia. On February 21st, 2021, police received a report that Tonya Dominique Higgins was operating a vehicle with unusual behavior on a highway. Upon the signal to stop, the individual accelerated and fled, repeatedly changing lanes and closely following other vehicles. Hey! The suspect repeatedly slowed down and then accelerated again, at times extending a hand outside the vehicle in what appeared to be a provocative gesture. Shortly after, the vehicle came to a complete stop and the individual was subdued. All right, she's exiting the vehicle. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Don't put it in drive. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out of the car. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground right now. Do not [ __ ] move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Turn around. Tonya Dominique Higgins was transported to a detention facility. A search of the vehicle revealed substances suspected to be drugs and alcoholic beverages. The suspect faced multiple charges including fleeing, reckless driving, aggressive driving, failure to maintain lane, following too closely, improper lane change, failure to signal, possession of alcoholic beverages in a vehicle, and other related traffic violations. Washington County. On October 5th, 2025, officers observed Jimmy D. Townsend operating a Honda CBR 600 motorcycle speeding. When signaled to stop, the suspect failed to comply and accelerated to flee, repeatedly running red lights, traveling in the opposite direction, and weaving through multiple roads including densely populated residential areas. Recognizing the safety risk, units moved to block the direction of travel. The suspect did not slow down and continued forward, colliding with a patrol vehicle, causing the rider to be thrown from the motorcycle and the vehicle to come to a stop. He's down. He's down. Give me an ambulance. Jimmy D. Townsend was quickly subdued and given first aid, then transported to a hospital. The suspect was later transferred to the Washington County Detention Facility for processing. Fayetteville. On October 4th, 2025, officers observed Dustin Paulman operating a Jeep reported stolen. Upon the request for a stop, the suspect accelerated away, turning through multiple roads, repeatedly weaving and driving recklessly. You've gone far enough, bro. Hold it here. Southbound on 71. >> [music] >> During the high-speed escape, the vehicle lost control, left the roadway, struck a utility pole, and overturned, causing a passenger to be ejected. Dustin Paulman exited the vehicle and fled on foot, but was quickly subdued by a K9 unit. The suspect was taken into custody in Washington County, facing charges including fleeing, assault, kidnapping, unauthorized use of a vehicle, possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, theft of property, leaving the scene of an accident, reckless driving, traffic violations, and parole violations. Independence, Missouri On September 19th, 2024, officers observed a white Kia Rio showing signs of violations and initiated a pursuit. After temporarily losing sight, units continued searching the area and quickly re-identified the vehicle, resuming the pursuit. on Canterbury, coming at 30 knots. It's going to be a black male driver, and we're going to go westbound on 39th. And he's cutting through CVS. Copy, because I've got a pile. That's the vehicle that 22 just tried to chase. We copy. Cutting through CVS here, northbound on Nolan from 39th. Go, go, go. Northbound on Nolan from 39th. Are you going to show us in pursuit now? Our speeds are 45 and climbing. No traffic. He's in the number one lane. You got a vehicle in pursuit northbound on Nolan from 39th. It's going to be a serpentine white Kia, black male driver. All right, still northbound. Nope, we're going to go westbound 35th from Nolan. Nope. Yeah, I know. Nope. Big 35 party. Copy, we're coming. We just passed through Weatherford. And just heard something out. I'm coming through the curve. However, there's no traffic. And we're through stadium, speeds of 80. All right, tire just fell off. Through Lewis, speeds of 74. All right, he's in oncoming. No traffic. We're going to pass up 435 here. We're still westbound 40. Back in the correct length of traffic. He's in the number two lane. We're still westbound 40. This is going to turn into 31st here in a minute. Still westbound through White. Speeds 70. Straddling number one and number two. He's missing a driver's side, so if someone can get all the other ones. Oh god. All right, he's sparking pretty good, and we're going to turn I think it's westbound on Van Brunt. Nope. You're good. All right, he's westbound. He's sparking pretty good. We got these lights. Speeds of 50. Straddling number two and number one. There is absolutely no traffic on the roadway. Speeds climbed a little bit to 70. Still in the number one lane. Through 34th. All right, he just lost a whole chunk of the vehicle at 34th Street. He's in oncoming. However, there's no traffic. He's having a hard time controlling it. During the high-speed escape, the vehicle lost control, struck a median, caught fire, and overturned. Oh, he's turning. 10-50, 10-50, start fire. Oh, he's turning. 10-50, 10-50, start fire. Are you The suspect involved was later subdued and handled in accordance with procedure. Jackson County On October 24th, 2025, officers observed Debbie Walling operating a vehicle that failed to stop at a red light in the area of Highway 367. Upon noticing the signal to stop, she failed to comply and continued driving, entering a highway at approximately 55 mph. At an opportune moment, units closed in and executed a PIT maneuver, causing the vehicle to spin, go into a ditch, and overturn. T V A, T V A, she's [music] off in the ditch. T V A at 85, 30 and Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Debbie Walling was quickly subdued and transported for a medical evaluation before being taken to the Jackson County Jail. The suspect faced charges including fleeing, failure to wear a seatbelt, and failure to obey traffic signals. On June 21st, 2025, officers observed a driver operating a vehicle recklessly and initiated a pursuit. When signaled to stop, the individual failed to comply and continued driving dangerously, even attempting to maneuver the vehicle in abnormal directions, creating a high risk for surrounding traffic. >> [music] >> Authorities maintained close follow, and when the opportunity arose, units closed in and intervened, forcing the vehicle to come to a stop. Hands up! >> [music] >> You're going to get tased. TURN THE CAR OFF. I DON'T CARE. CAR OFF! DO IT NOW! TURN THE CAR OFF! TURN THE CAR OFF! THE SUSPECT WAS THEN subdued at the scene. During the process, the individual showed signs of instability and was medically evaluated before being handled in accordance with procedure. Little Rock, Arkansas. On December 18th, 2025, police observed a black Dodge Challenger in violation of window tint regulations. Upon seeing the signal to stop, the driver accelerated away, fleeing through a residential area at high speed, repeatedly ignoring traffic signs and operating the vehicle recklessly. Seizing the opportunity, officers conducted an intervention, causing the vehicle to lose control and come to a stop. Is he a [ __ ] ass? The suspect exited the vehicle and fled, but was quickly apprehended. A check revealed the vehicle had no insurance. The driver was not wearing a seatbelt, and the window tint measured approximately 0.5%, which was not in compliance. The suspect was transported to the Pulaski County Detention Facility on related charges. Florida police observed a man operating a Jaguar showing suspicious behavior and attempted a traffic stop. However, the driver failed to comply and accelerated to flee, traveling at very high speed, at times exceeding 130 mph, repeatedly changing direction across multiple roads, and driving without headlights. Yeah. >> Seizing the opportunity, an officer executed a PIT maneuver, causing the vehicle to lose control and come to a stop. The occupants were quickly subdued at the scene and handled in accordance with procedure. Hernando County, Florida. On September 9th, 2023, a patrol unit observed a driver operating a Nissan with signal and window violations, moving erratically with inconsistent speed. When signaled to stop, the suspect initially slowed down, but suddenly accelerated and fled. >> [music] >> The pursuit continued through nearby areas with unstable and dangerous driving behavior. Authorities quickly closed in and forced the vehicle to come to a stop. The suspect was subdued at the scene and faced charges related to a fleeing, driving under impairment, and traffic violations. Florida officers observed a driver operating a Hyundai Kona with Texas license plates who was wanted for assault and child abuse and signaled the vehicle to stop. However, the individual failed to comply and accelerated away at high speed across multiple areas. Authorities made multiple attempts to intervene, but the vehicle slowed down and evaded. When the opportunity arose, a PIT maneuver was executed again, causing the vehicle to lose control and come to a stop. The suspect was then subdued at the scene and handled in accordance with procedure. Worth County, Georgia. On January 1st, 2024, a patrol unit observed Michael Fogerty operating a motorcycle without a license plate, traveling at high speed on South County Line Road. Ignoring the signal to stop, the suspect accelerated and fled, repeatedly weaving and driving recklessly. Authorities closed in, forcing the vehicle off the roadway, causing it to lose control and crash into a fence. The suspect exited the vehicle and fled on foot, but was quickly pursued and subdued. Get on the ground. I WILL [ __ ] SHOOT YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. I WILL SHOOT YOU. I WILL SHOOT YOU. MICHAEL Fogarty was medically evaluated at the scene and then transported to the Worth County Jail. A check determined the vehicle had no insurance and no valid registration, and the suspect was handled in accordance with procedure for related violations. Little Rock. At approximately 11:55 p.m. on September 19th, 2025, an officer received assistance from the Alexander Police Department regarding a vehicle fleeing eastbound on Highway 30. Upon approach, units determined the suspect vehicle was traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, driving recklessly through multiple areas. At an opportune moment, units deployed a tactical intervention. The first attempt caused the vehicle to lose control briefly, but it continued to flee. Shortly after, a second maneuver was executed, coordinating to pin the vehicle against a wall, forcing it to come to a complete stop. >> [screaming] >> The suspect was removed from the vehicle and quickly subdued, and the incident was handled in accordance with procedure for North Little Rock. On May 22nd, 2025, an officer observed Roosevelt Whitfield Jr. operating a Hyundai Elantra with a license plate light and brake light violation. When given a stop signal, the suspect accelerated and fled, continuously weaving between vehicles, turning off the vehicle's lights, and driving recklessly. Units deployed a grappler device multiple times without success. During the final deployment, the suspect braked abruptly, snapping the tether, but it still caused the left rear tire to deflate, leading the vehicle to lose control and leave the roadway into a wooded area. Get out. Get out. HEY, CAR'S CLEAR. THE SUSPECT ABANDONED THE VEHICLE AND FLED INTO THE WOODS, but was quickly located and subdued. A woman and a child was safely removed and medically evaluated. Whitfield faced charges of fleeing, child endangerment, driving with a suspended license and vehicle equipment violations. Little Rock, Arkansas. On November 30th, 2025, officers received information about a suspicious vehicle and quickly moved to approach. Upon noticing the signal to stop, the driver accelerated away, repeatedly changing lanes and creating danger for surrounding vehicles. During the escape, the vehicle collided head-on with another vehicle at an intersection, forcing it to come to a stop. GET YOUR HANDS UP NOW. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. [screaming] GET THEM UP. TURN THE CAR OFF. ROLL DOWN YOUR DRIVER WINDOW. ROLL IT DOWN. THE SUSPECT WAS QUICKLY subdued and taken into custody at the scene. The individual was determined to show signs of driving under the influence and was transported for a medical evaluation before being transferred to a detention facility for processing. Broward County, Florida. On February 13th, 2025, officers observed Francisco Antonio Lizcano operating a Honda Grom motorcycle speeding. Instead of stopping as instructed, the suspect made a U-turn and fled, traveling in the opposite direction, weaving between vehicles, and driving recklessly through intersections. During the escape, the vehicle collided with a patrol car when its direction of travel was blocked, forcing it to come to a stop. The suspect exited the vehicle and fled on foot, but was quickly subdued. Francisco Antonio Lizcano was medically evaluated and then transported to the Broward County Jail. A check determined the vehicle was stolen, the license was suspended, and substances suspected to be drugs were found, and the suspect faced multiple related charges. Arkansas officers observed a driver showing signs of losing control while operating a vehicle at speeds of up to approximately 100 mph. Ignoring the signal to stop, she failed to comply and accelerated away. While two passengers jumped from the vehicle during movement, nearly being run over, but the driver continued to flee. Stop. When conditions allowed, police executed a PIT maneuver, causing the vehicle to lose control, leave the roadway into a roadside dirt area, and come to a stop. STOP THE VEHICLE. >> [screaming] >> THE SUSPECT WAS QUICKLY SUBDUED and taken into custody at the scene, and the incident was handled in accordance with procedure. Flagler County, Florida. On June 26th, 2023, officers observed a black sedan traveling at approximately 94 mph in a 45 mph zone on Palm Coast Parkway without headlights. Instead of stopping as signaled, the driver accelerated and fled, continuing at high speed on Belle Terre Parkway. After a prolonged escape, the suspect suddenly stopped the vehicle and surrendered. STOP THE CAR. TURN THE CAR OFF. TURN THE CAR OFF AND get out now. The individual was quickly taken into custody. Authorities then proceeded with handling the case in accordance with regulations. Fayetteville, Washington County. On September 6th, 2025, Sergeant S. Alkire observed an individual operating a motorcycle recklessly on a highway near the intersection with Garland Avenue. Ignoring the signal to stop, the suspect accelerated away, traveling at high speed and repeatedly driving in the wrong lane. >> [snorts] >> When conditions allowed, units closed in and coordinated to surround the vehicle, forcing it to slow down and come to a stop. The suspect was quickly subdued at the scene, and the case was taken over and handled by police in accordance with procedure. Palm Beach County, Florida. On February the 22nd, 2023, officers observed Artricia Nicole Miller operating a Kia sedan at approximately 92 mph in a 65-mph zone. Upon the request to stop, the suspect failed to comply, repeatedly changing lanes and continuing to flee. Units made multiple attempts to close in and intervene, but were unsuccessful as the vehicle continued to evade. Shortly after, at a curve, the vehicle lost control, crossed the median, and came to a stop. Artricia Nicole Miller was taken into custody. The woman faced charges related to fleeing and operating a vehicle. Pulaski County. On May 10th, 2025, police observed Craig Washington operating a blue motorcycle without a license plate, committing speeding and lane violations. As soon as the signal to stop was given, the suspect looked back and accelerated to flee, reaching speeds of up to approximately 120 mph, repeatedly weaving, changing lanes, and even riding on the shoulder. He's stopping. >> Turning around. Uh Continue westbound on Glades Road. >> [music] >> White male, white shirt. He's signaling this. I'm going to signal him. Speed 74. Speed 30. Taking a right from the FAU University. Speed 30. We're at University in the front parking parking lot. The bike's stopping now. Now we're just taking off. We're going north on University. Units coordinated to close in and intervene, forcing the vehicle to come to a stop. The suspect exited the motorcycle and fled on foot across a grassy area, but was quickly pursued and subdued. Craig Washington was transported to the Pulaski County Jail. The suspect faced charges including fleeing by vehicle at excessive speed, unsafe lane changes, fleeing on foot, and speeding beyond the legal limit. Palm Beach County, Florida. On February 9th, 2023, police observed Braden Jacy Lay Zade Mitchell operating a stolen Audi on Interstate 95. Instead of complying with the signal to stop, the suspect immediately left the area, repeatedly weaving and even driving on the shoulder. At an exit, the vehicle lost control, left the roadway, and came to a stop. Right shoulder off the exit. Get off the exit. Get off the exit. The suspect and other occupants exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Braden Mitchell and another individual were quickly tracked and subdued with the assistance of a K9 unit and a helicopter. The suspects were transported to the Palm Beach County Jail and faced charges related to fleeing in the stolen vehicle. Big Lake, Minnesota. On January 25th, 2021, police received a report that Benjamin Dylan Felty was operating an SUV with a window violation. Upon the request for a stop, the suspect initially pulled into a gas station, but then accelerated and fled, driving on snow-covered sidewalks, repeatedly colliding and operating the vehicle recklessly. 712, vehicle is occupied by one adult male. 712, what does this plate come back to? North King Charles, still northbound 43 approaching one vehicle. I don't know if he's got a flat or what, but he's losing control of the vehicle. Copy, this is a GMC Envoy. Near the area of County Road 43 and County Road 83, the vehicle became damaged, lost control, and went into a ditch. He's losing it down into the woods, you wrapped him. Benjamin Dylan Feltie exited the vehicle and fled into a snow-covered wooded area, but was quickly tracked and surrendered. A search of the vehicle revealed substances suspected to be drugs. The suspect was later sentenced to prison on charges related to fleeing and possession of controlled substances.