When Suspects Refused to Stop
Multiple high-speed chases across state lines pit desperate suspects against law enforcement in deadly pursuits. Watch as police execute extreme tactics to stop criminals barreling down highways at triple-digit speeds.
September 11th. A chase out of Oklahoma.
Counterfeit money ring. Suspect in a Jeep Wrangler.
120 mph on Interstate 40.
A vehicle built for off-roading. Not for fleeing.
Arkansas State Troopers took over.
The Jeep weaving. Traffic scattering.
I-540. The trooper made his move.
He hit the Jeep. Full force.
High center of gravity. The Jeep flipped.
Rolled. Slid across the highway. Hit the guardrail.
The driver crawled out. One hand hidden.
Tucked near his waistband.
Weapon. That was the fear.
Taser deployed. Drive stun. Compliance forced.
No counterfeit money found.
But meth. Scales. Marijuana.
A long list of felonies.
May 19th. Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin.
Deputies spotted a vehicle wanted for fleeing.
But this was not just a chase.
This was a kidnapping in progress.
A female passenger on 911. Screaming.
Let me out. Please let me out.
A man in the backseat asked the driver.
Should I shoot them?
Referring to the pursuing officers.
Stop sticks deployed. Unsuccessful.
PIT maneuvers attempted. Unsuccessful.
He kept regaining control.
Taxiways at the airport. Active taxiways.
He drove them like roads.
Highway 41. Officers swarmed.
Guns drawn. Vehicle boxed in.
The terror ride ended.
Three occupants pulled from the car.
The female passenger was terrified but safe.
A backpack thrown from the vehicle.
Inside. A loaded handgun.
Drug paraphernalia.
First-degree recklessly endangering safety.
May 7th. Interstate 90 near Preston, Washington.
Honda sedan. Dangerous merge.
What should have been a ticket turned into chaos.
20-year-old driver. No compliance.
The chase began.
Spikes deployed. Successful.
They stopped. Then took off again.
But something unusual happened.
A second car joined the fray.
Silver Infiniti. Not to escape.