Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVDuBTyVXMAwDTvwvzh1Tjg/join Disclaimer: This video is presented for educational and informational purposes only. The information is based on the Arkansas State Police incident report. Possible charges are identified separately and should not be interpreted as confirmed charges unless supported by an official arrest or court record. Description On September 27, 2026, Arkansas State Police Trooper Nick Ramsey was traveling north on Arch Street when he observed a 4-wheeler stopped at the stop sign on Jennings. When Trooper Ramsey activated his emergency lights, the 4-wheeler accelerated away and turned onto Willow Springs. The 4-wheeler continued through several side streets while traveling at speeds around 60 MPH before eventually turning onto a dirt trail in the Hilaro Springs area. The incident involved two people described in the report as a white male driver wearing a black shirt and black ski mask, along with a white male passenger wearing a blue shirt. Follow Trooper Nick Ramsey's dashcam perspective as the situation develops across the rural roads of Pulaski County. Incident Details Date: September 27, 2026 Time: Approximately 8:38 PM Location: Jennings / Arch Street Area: Rural Pulaski County, Arkansas Incident: Vehicle Pursuit Trooper: Nick Ramsey Agency: Arkansas State Police, Troop A Badge Number: 632 Vehicle: 4-wheeler Reported Speed: Approximately 60 MPH Driver: White male, black shirt, black ski mask Passenger: White male, blue shirt Nic Ramsey Nic Ramsey Report note: The summary portion of the report lists zero subjects and zero vehicles, while the narrative identifies a 4-wheeler with a driver and passenger. The narrative is therefore the more detailed portion for describing the encounter. Nic Ramsey Nic Ramsey Pursuit Highlights - Trooper Ramsey was traveling north on Arch Street. - He observed a 4-wheeler at the Jennings stop sign. - Emergency lights were activated. - The 4-wheeler accelerated away. - The vehicle turned onto Willow Springs. - Speeds reached approximately 60 MPH. - The 4-wheeler traveled through several side streets. - The vehicle eventually entered a dirt trail. - The driver was described as wearing a black shirt and black ski mask. - A white male passenger was also reported to be on the 4-wheeler. Nic Ramsey Possible Charges Based strictly on the conduct documented in the report, possible charges or violations could include: - Fleeing by means of a vehicle or conveyance - Reckless driving, depending on the circumstances and applicable roadway rules - Traffic violations related to operation of the 4-wheeler, depending on where and how it was being operated - Other ATV/vehicle equipment or roadway violations, if discovered during the investigation Arkansas law treats fleeing by vehicle or conveyance as a separate offense. The statute provides different classifications depending on the circumstances, including situations involving substantial danger of death or serious physical injury. Arkansas Legislature Important: These are possible charges only. The incident report does not identify the driver by name and does not list official criminal charges. #ArkansasStatePolice #PoliceChase #ATVPursuit

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