Arkansas State Police dashcam: a 130-mph police chase ends with the trooper going after a man who wasn't even driving — back-seat passenger Tedrick Washington Jr., who, by the trooper's own report, said he couldn't get out. His attorney Ben Crump says he's a former Division I basketball player. Using the dashcam and the official reports, I break down what the law says about ordering a passenger out of a car, whether this trooper went too far, and what Arkansas State Police said. Know Your Rights Playbook — what to say when police order you out of a car: https://rightsplaybook.gumroad.com/l/know-your-rights-playbook ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 The Arkansas trooper and the back-seat passenger 00:22 How the 130-mph pursuit began 01:13 The chase continues 01:27 The stop and Washington's arrest 04:09 Can police order a passenger out? 05:09 After he's out of the car 06:59 What the trooper wrote in his report 08:03 The Gosnell report and scene photos 12:05 Why the whole sequence matters 15:04 What Arkansas State Police said 17:04 Ben Crump and the reported follow-up Speeds and the trooper's actions are as described in the Arkansas State Police report; the review, plea and appeal are as reported by Ben Crump's firm and the Stuttgart Daily Leader. Educational only — not legal advice. Laws vary by state. #BradGraves #PoliceChase #KnowYourRights

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