*EDIT: The driver was the only occupant. There was no child in the vehicle* Trooper's Report: On 7/18/2024 at approximately 1523 hours, I, Trooper A. Cass, observed a black 4-door car (V1) traveling above the posted 60 mph speed limit. V1 crossed multiple lanes of traffic on I-630 W at Mile Marker 8 towards the I-430 N Exit. V1 then increased speed rapidly and passed several cars. As I moved behind V1 and caught up to them I obtained a radar reading of 77 mph. I initiated a traffic stop as V1 took Exit 8B to I-430 N. We came to a stop on the East shoulder of I-430 N at Mile Marker 7. I approached the vehicle, introduced myself, and gave the reason for the stop. S1 advised she was in a hurry to take her child to the doctor and did not have her driver's license, registration, or Insurance with her. When asked for her name and date of birth, S1 provided a name of Becca Smith. I returned to my unit to check this information and V1 accelerated away from the traffic stop. I notified dispatch that I was in pursuit of V1. V1 took Exit 8 (Rodney Parham) and went East on Rodney Parham. V1 then turned North on Breckenridge Rd. against the red light and continued to Pleasant Valley Rd., reaching speeds of 80 to 90 mph. V1 failed to stop at multiple stop signs along Pleasant Valley Rd. V1 came out on Cantrell Rd. and took the I-430 S ramp. Once on I-430 S, V1 accelerated to speeds above 100 mph. I was able to perform a successful TVI to end the pursuit. V1 struck a guardrail on the East side of I-430 S and rolled into the median. S1 was ejected from the vehicle into the median. Medical aid was immediately rendered and continued until M.E.M.S. arrived on-scene and transported S1 to U.A.M.S. S1 was later identified as Divionna Bullock. After numerous tests Bullock was admitted to the hospital and will have a warrant issued for her arrest upon release from the medical facility. Charges: -Driving on suspended license -Obstruction -Felony Fleeing -Reckless driving -Speeding (more than 15 MPH over limit)
A GPS tag doesn't prove who was driving the car though. In UK the registered owner has a legal duty to identify who was driving their vehicle in a particular time & place (within previous 14 days only) but USA doesn't have that - so drivers have to be caught red-handed.
The dart is used so that the criminal thinks they have stopped chasing, but they're backing away out of sight and tracking the car. It allows dispatch the ability to move officers so they can intercept the vehicle.
@@texasrefugee7888 Some agencies are using a GPS tracking device called STARCHASE. Arkansas State Police used it for awhile, but discontinued the service (I don't know why). I have a few videos of Troopers using it. Here is one: ua-cam.com/video/TRMnCJqkEWs/v-deo.html
Trooper Jacob Byrd was driving a Charger that had the GPS darts for a while… don’t know if that was a test, but haven’t seen it in use in over a year or longer.
That's what I keep saying. Fleeing from the police like this should be mandatory prison time. Not a suspended sentence or probation, but mandatory time in the cell. A good amount too. Then whatever other charges there were are on top of the mandatory prison sentence. Especially since a lot of departments stop chasing (unlike ASP). This crap is out of control.
She may have "Survived" but she probably will wish she didnt. Ignoring all the legal issues, the medical issues is what is likely to hurt the most. I forsee lifelong pain in her future.
@@summerrae3166my only guess is their adrenaline is so high at the time, an unsuspecting civilian wouldn’t have adrenaline running. i’m no professional but it’s a fair guess
@@lfmchico1530yes! It has something to do with the fact that the criminals are already aware of the danger, potential danger, and when their plans executed, get the adrenaline. civilians are completely unexpecting.
is it smart to do a pit manouver at 90mph? the cops could seriously hurt other drivers and could kill the people inside imagine if there was a child or innocent people in the car. americans police officer are dumb
I'm a Mission Crew Commander Air Battle Manager on AWACS in the USAF. We direct pilots who to kill and when to run in combat. Radio calls get calmer the more experience you have. Just another day in the park Kazansky
If you're wondering what the REASON reason Ms. Bullock ran from Trooper Cass, maybe the following list of separate charges (within the last three years) might give you an indication: - domestic battery - 3rd degree - driving on suspended license - driving vehicle without tags - failure to appear on class a misdemeanor - failure to appear on unclassified misdemeanor (FTA) - failure to appear on violation (FTA) (2x) - failure to stop at red light (2x) - no liability insurance (2x) - speeding - theft of property
Thanks for the additional info. This isn't your ch yet you took the time out to do what the ch should have done. So many of these chs just want to be the first to get a video uploaded. Meanwhile they leave the viewers guessing about info or additional info. If ASP didn't leave a full report of what happened we'd never know. I'm sure many more are thankful for the service you provided. Ever think of starting your own ch? Well done 👍
That cop was awful!! Had plenty of times to do a pit maneuver earlier and didn’t get it done. The cop put lives at risk not trying to stop him earlier! She had gapes in between residential areas
@@pattiwhite9575 and no. both were not great drivers. officer imo should never be in possion of a DL again. had 2 great places to shutodwn the chase. but choose to wait till she could atttempt murder essentially. gg..
well trained my ass, she saw the driver, has the plate and description, everything you need is right there all this pursuit did is put the general public at risk. She pitted him INTO THE DIRECTION OF ONCOMING TRAFFIC, THAT IS NOT HOW YOU SAFELY PIT MANEUVER ESPECIALLY AT OVER 100 MPH
IKR? That stuff makes me so angry. Chasing people through neighborhoods over nonviolent offenses? Get the license plate and show up at their house. Don't put everyone on the road at risk to make the arrest right this second. ASP are reckless idiots.
@@petedavis7970I agree some high speed chases should be abandoned, but people often run because the car is stolen and they have warrants. So no luck running the plate.
She claims she was in a hurry to take her child to the doctor. Did she think the trooper wouldn’t notice there’s no child in the car? What an idiot. So sad, hope the guardrail and grass make a full recovery.
I hope they make her pay for therapy for the other barriers that watched their brothers and sisters get wiped out... that must have been very traumatic
i mean.. she could of been going to pick them up... that said if its that important. call 911...... i dealt with this kind of stupid at work. i wont go into details... but i straight tell them if its that important call 911. fing idiots
If you have to be ejected, I imagine the grassy median is the best place to land. Far better than hard pavement, road-rash, and being run over by an 18-wheeler.
Former TX police officer here, we’re notorious for NOT having “no pursuit” policies and chasing just about anyone. But no law enforcement agency I ever worked for or knew of would ever allow a PIT maneuver at such high speeds. It’s too dangerous for the officer, suspect, and any innocent citizens that may be nearby.
Trooper had an id of the vehicle. Giving pursuit put everyone in danger, and I’m disgusted with this trooper killing somebody. All because she wanted to Pit a vehicle at speeds deemed unacceptable by the association. This has to stop
stupid, unsafe move by the trooper. Multiple opportunities earlier in the chase to PIT the car at much lower speeds with no other traffic around. Could have done it a couple times on the divided highway early - could have done it on the onramp to the interstate with no other cars around. Waited til the highest possible speed with the most other cars around to PIT them - in front of a huge highway sign and guardrail. Bad choices, should have ended it much sooner and more safely.
Guessing it wasn't their first time and they were looking at jail time for a suspended license.... usually just a month or two, but it happens to repeat offenders.
I'll never understand how pigs think it's acceptable to endanger multiple lives chasing after a suspect, especially when the charges will bring on an arrest warrant that's near impossible to evade forever. Hell she's a kid without a fully matured brain for crying out loud! And before anyone argues "she's 18," look up how human brains aren't completely mature until our mid to later 20's. This is more ridiculous than a natural fight or flight response, in my opinion. Hence why many lawmakers are advocates for no chase laws for misdemeanor offenses, which no OL and DUS are.
Not for chasing... but for using the pit at 120 mph on a busy highway.... once that car goes at those speeds it's going until something stops it. Hopefully not any of your friends or family
Here's an idea. When the Police officer approaches a car, a magnetic tracker is placed on the trunk or on the roof of the car. It is only removed once the stop is finished. No need to chase, just go meet them them at the destination. Much smarter than two vehicles ripping through neighborhood roads at 70MPH+.
Most smartphones made since February of 2022 have a feature that notifies you when an unfamiliar GPS tracking device is on you. This was done in response to the Airtag stalking & robbery scandal that has been prevalent since 2021. Apple first rolled out the feature for Airtags in February of 2022. Google immediately followed suit but expanded the tracking alerts to cover any and all unknown GPS trackers. Apple has yet to expand support beyond Airtags. If you have an Android device, you can check to see if this feature is enabled by doing the following: Settings > Safety & Emergency > Unknown tracker alerts > Apple users, sorry. You're out of luck if it's not an Airtag. Android users, congrats. Your device actually cares about your safety and privacy.
There really should be a no Seatbelt charge as well as providing false ID. I wonder what original charges/warrants she was trying to hide by fleeing? They had to be worse than dying, right?
Actually I've been in a car crash b4. It doesn't hurt during the impact. You barely feel anything. It's the few days after you gonna feel that sht. Lmao.
My compliments to the officer as she displayed calm and cool and professionalism and especially such skill in the pit maneuver. Pitting is not easy and she handled it like she was flipping eggs over easy.
6:09 OH MAN THEY DID THE OLD indicate right but turn left trick, I bet she thought she was so smart for that one!! Never seen it make the officer turn right but maybe one day it will!
MAN, I support law enforcement tremendously but was that really the best option at that particular time, 120 mph, lots of traffic and you pit her. What if that car would have hit another car.
Good question. Though, you have to ask what could have happened if she did NOT pit her. She could have lost control and hit a family head on. Out of the many possible scenarios, this one only injured the idiot.
I watched a scenario where the suspect was fleeing around 40 mph ended up in a residential neighborhood didn’t realize they had a dead end sped up to 70 mph and took half of the bottom of the house out, went through their backyard and continued on the highway while their car caught on fire
And then at the end she pit M's on the inside of the woman's car on a crowded 4 lane highway... forcing her into the median. Was very lucky the perp's car did not cross into oncoming traffic. That reckless cop should be in prison. What right does she have to endanger the public like that over a minor traffic stop.
I never understand why they chase ppl at that high rate of speed through public rds....they need to get the new dart that the police deploy from the front of their car is magnetic and it sticks to the perks vehicle and they track it with GPS technology that's exactly what I think every police car needs to be equipped with this day and time it stops chases like this through public roads and pretty sure it will save a lot of lives and stop a lot of crashes look it up
Wasn't muscle memory....driver was just thinking she was going to shake the cop. I counted at least three turns opposite direction of the turn signal she made.
@@billydanzz oh I didn't notice that! Maybe some were muscle memory, who knows. I just know I've seen a bunch of chases where they do every illegal thing, and then use turn signals like a law-abiding citizen. There's something poetic about it lol
Helpful Hint: If you see several police units and officers with their guns drawn, please don't run across four lanes of active highway travel and insert yourself into a situation you know nothing about. Just keep driving-you're not helping; you're making things more stressful!
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy... Reality Check. Those of us who use Red Lights on our First Responder vehicles consistently enter situations we know little about, without a Gun hanging off our Tool Belt.
Have to say the American police procedures don’t make a lot of sense. Different case if she had done some violent crime and then running but for speeding chase her to speed even more doesn’t make much sense and the maneuver could have caused the car to fly on the oncoming traffick lane. Quite insane really.
@cjbarber16 right? Didnt even attempt a pit when it was only the two of them coming around the on ramp... just wait until there are dozens of cars around while going 120+ its just plain stupid....
@@the11thhour77 question, would you have sympathy if she slammed into a car full of a family doing 122 mph (mom, Dad, two kids and Grandma) and they all died but they little 5 year old? Would he still be a monster? Asking for...... All the times, way too many times, it's happened..... Gtfoh 🤡
Exactly what I thought! Im in no way shape of form backing up the driver for fleeing but to pit someone at 120 is insane that shouldn't be left unnoticed.
Although i have no sympathy for the driver, a pit maneuver at 120 is absolutely insane for everyone on that highway. If it werent for going in-between the guardrails the car wouldve flown into the oncoming traffic risking more lifes
Police chases through a residential area at twice the speed limit should not be happening anywhere it is reckless driving by the officers, endangering the lives of innocent civilians or children and for what arresting a felon who gets out on bail the next day, is not worth the risk of a chase!
Oh! So just let the criminals rule the streets, risk honest peoples lives, and continue releasing those who commit crimes as a lifestyle? But the police are trash? You are a woke MF. There are some bad cops, but most are just doing a thankless job, while dealing with a shit load of scumbags. Well, maybe you're just a 10 year old on the keyboard.
As a sim racing addict and irl amateur racer, she definitely knows her stuff. I mean full blown racing line when it was possible lol. And that save at 7:05 was awesome, thought for sure she was looping it.
This is shit driving and had multiple opportunities to pit earlier. Saying this is good driving is the most backward and opposite BS anyone could ever put forward
So in order to prevent an accident, the officer caused an accident that could have resulted in one even worst if the car had launched itself on the opposite incoming traffic.
She ain't all that bright. Do a search for her name and you will see she don't pay her rent. Just doesn't care at all about anyone else but herself. Sad that she will sue and win money she doesn't deserve.
@@kevind1980 really?! That’s valid. But I feel like if you’re going to run, why worry about future charges? Lol if that’s the case, just take the L and avoid extra charges at all
I LOVE the way these Arkansas State Troopers do business! Once the people know that the cops will pursue you until you're caught, it might stop a lot of them doing a runner. Good job, your driving was amazing.
This is really disturbing to watch. The level of reckless endangerment especially going through those neighborhoods is mind boggling and scary....this should be mandatory jail time and permanently revoking her future driving privileges.
Nope they sure don't, just ask the innocent civilians they've injured and killed during their frivolous pursuits. They seem to have a thing for pitting people at 100+ next to oncoming traffic
Look how close that car came to not hitting the guardrail, and instead going head-on into several cars. If your family died in that, you'd rightly be talking about how irresponsible this PIT was.
No concern for the people travelling the opposite direction. Terrible place to perform that maneuver. Around 8:20 she took a ramp that would have been perfect to perform a pit maneuver and disable the vehicle.
As I'm sure it may be due to seeing this from a dashcam perspective, I'm always amazed how police are able to keep track of where the suspect goes during these chases, when they're way out of sight. Props to this officer for having such an eagle eye.
You can clearly see that this cop would to kill people. Horrible cop.... could've easily and safely pit on the ramp. But nope! She waited until other people were all around and they were going 120.
7:05 Give 110% Props To That Female State Trooper For Performing That U-Turn 👍👍 9:08 That Female State Trooper Is A+ Awesome Driver She Up There With Trooper Byrd Very Good Job 👍
@@williamcordier1201 It IS kind of odd wording though... especially when she's the only trooper for most of the chase and video... not like you were pointing her out in a crowd of dudes.
A bunch of these comments are just insane. The police did their job. They didn't just jump to a higher level and do the pit maneuver right away. They pulled the person over and gave them a chance to comply. The person chose to be extremely reckless with anything and everything around them. The cops did not know officially who this person was until afterwards so how in the world could they just let this person go and get them later?! Fake name, no insurance, suspended license, etc. They didn't do the pit maneuver in all of the tight roads or residential areas. They did it on an open highway. It wasn't an extreme speed situation and they had to think quickly on when to do the pit maneuver. Great job for them in taking them out. Being a police officer is never easy, a thankless job and always never the same moment to moment hard job to do.
Although the suspect deserves every second of their jail time from this, I would say the overall chase was really reckless on both ends. Obviously the criminal is going to criminal, but the police officer chasing that car at 70 to 80mph through residential areas is borderline insanity. If a kid ran out into the road and was missed by the criminal and hit by that officer, oh wow the amount of case law that would be set by that. An APB could’ve just been sent out and now you have multiple districts looking for that car. Pit maneuvering at 120mph is also very insane. You have a 3000lb car sliding out of control into other cars could be very devastating. The officer could’ve been hurt as well. Arkansas troopers are just built different I guess. I’ve seen videos of them pit maneuvering the wrong car, pitting cars into other cars. It’s a bit ridiculous.
If this person did nothing else wrong in the video, I'd still say that her doing 90+ MPH in a residential before blowing a stop sign, should result in no less than a full year in prison. That was insanely dangerous. This is why fleeing needs to be five years minimum, with judges having the ability to add more if they are psychotic like this driver. I think that knowing fleeing is 5+ years by itself would deter it from happening in many cases. Even if people still decide to do it, you're keeping someone off the streets for a long time who is willing to flee. Either way you win.
It doesn't even have to be 5 years, it just has to be SOMETHING. Even if it was 6 months and there's just no negotiation, it's happening, you're losing your job, your apartment, your kids, etc. for that 6 months and there's nothing to talk about, it might make a difference. At the very least it would give the public (and the cops) the satisfaction of knowing they're not just walking with probation.
Yeah, you almost have the highest incarceration rate per capita in the world. Yet my country is way safer than yours with 10% of the incarceration rates per capita. AMERICAAAA F YEAHHHH
In a normal society, you would be right. Unfortunately, the courts are filled with the same insane people. Look no further than the politicians people like this driver elect
I agree, it should be mandatory prison for anyone doing 90 in a residential neighborhood. Anyone, including psychotic cops. Her running didn't cause her to go 90 mph past homes and schools, the cop playing the game of "I'll match your speed and raise you another 20mph." is the cause of multiple cars doing 90 past homes. Cell phone tracking will find her even if she never went home. Ask the Jan6ers about cell tracking. Chases are for steroid abusers and addrenaline addicts. Chases are unneeded & obsolete.
In the moment of PIT contact she was doing 122 mph (GPS). She PITted a car going 120 towards the left. Towards on-going rather heavy 60+ traffic. Not that there were any room on the right side, because there were plenty cars there as well. She should get lottery, because luck was really shining on her that day.
Not luck, nor skill .. plain old fashioned run of the mill stupidity on the drivers part ~ without a seatbelt yet. Law enforcement was just doing their job.
Im not an officer but 122 mph seems only fatal for a pit maneuver. I also only see this with speeds that high in Arkansas, I guess in Arkansas they don't give a f
@@LucasVigor I'm just trying to refocus attention on what this woman did to get her into this situation in the first place, versus the aftermath which is driving fast through neighborhoods, without causing any damage to anyone or anything, until she was pit-maneuvered. Ultimately, the only traffic collision/damage in this video was caused by the police officer.
Rules that say what not to do only tell the criminals what to do. Like in Portland they said the cops can't give chase after 90. So everyone started going 90, and the number of runners insanely grew.
@@JayRSwanDon't publish it. If you got tags, mail or knock on the door later. Pit could have killed suspect, trooper and innocents in the event they both lost control.
@@JayRSwanYep. Chase laws and arrest procedures in big cities have absolutely crippled police enforcement. And that's all on top of the average officer's fear of being accused and prosecuted as "institutionally racist" for apprehending a criminal who isn't white.
That trooper had plenty of chances to put manuever before she hit that high of speed or even got on the interstate! I hope she feels real good about herself for putting many people in danger.
Welcome to FAFO. If you run from police and drive with reckless disregard for everyone else on the road, near 100 through a residential area. Yea you gonna get that hard 100+mph pit.
Who cares!!!! Lol. 1. It is a man made law. Nothing immoral about with zero biblical implications for not wearing seat belts. 2. Unless we are living a sheep lifestyle under the control of others, only then should you do something someone tells you to do like wearing a seatbelt. If someone wants to risk death by not wearing one. That is totally cool. Their choice. But even then, some people have been found to have lived cause they did not wear one. In final, we cannot tell people that they must live. If they want to play rush n roulette for option of self delete, we need to allow it. Has zero to do with others safety in accidents. Only their own!!!
@@WheresWaldo05 "Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies."
The on ramp to the freeway was a far better place to pit during that long right turn, the cruiser has the horses to spin out that Lexus. A 120 MPH PIT is super dangerous to the innocent drivers on that freeway.
@@gasdive Makes sense, but pit maneuvering in a sharp turn isn't easy or probable. That sedan is going to take corners a little better than that interceptor.
I was thinking the same thing. Clearly well-trained, but some people are just naturally gifted with the ability to not have a trigger-happy fight/flight response. Impressive to see in action.
*EDIT: The driver was the only occupant. There was no child in the vehicle*
Trooper's Report:
On 7/18/2024 at approximately 1523 hours, I, Trooper A. Cass, observed a black 4-door car (V1) traveling above the posted 60
mph speed limit. V1 crossed multiple lanes of traffic on I-630 W at Mile Marker 8 towards the I-430 N Exit. V1 then increased
speed rapidly and passed several cars. As I moved behind V1 and caught up to them I obtained a radar reading of 77 mph. I
initiated a traffic stop as V1 took Exit 8B to I-430 N. We came to a stop on the East shoulder of I-430 N at Mile Marker 7. I
approached the vehicle, introduced myself, and gave the reason for the stop. S1 advised she was in a hurry to take her child to
the doctor and did not have her driver's license, registration, or Insurance with her. When asked for her name and date of birth,
S1 provided a name of Becca Smith. I returned to my unit to check this information and V1
accelerated away from the traffic stop.
I notified dispatch that I was in pursuit of V1. V1 took Exit 8 (Rodney Parham) and went East on Rodney Parham. V1 then
turned North on Breckenridge Rd. against the red light and continued to Pleasant Valley Rd., reaching speeds of 80 to 90 mph.
V1 failed to stop at multiple stop signs along Pleasant Valley Rd. V1 came out on Cantrell Rd. and took the I-430 S ramp. Once
on I-430 S, V1 accelerated to speeds above 100 mph. I was able to perform a successful TVI to end the pursuit. V1 struck a
guardrail on the East side of I-430 S and rolled into the median. S1 was ejected from the vehicle into the median. Medical aid
was immediately rendered and continued until M.E.M.S. arrived on-scene and transported S1 to U.A.M.S.
S1 was later identified as Divionna Bullock. After numerous tests Bullock was admitted to the hospital and will have a warrant
issued for her arrest upon release from the medical facility.
Charges:
-Driving on suspended license
-Obstruction
-Felony Fleeing
-Reckless driving
-Speeding (more than 15 MPH over limit)
@@PolicePursuits Did I see some kind of new device for drive offs? Some gadget shoots a GPS that sticks to the car? That would be great.
A GPS tag doesn't prove who was driving the car though. In UK the registered owner has a legal duty to identify who was driving their vehicle in a particular time & place (within previous 14 days only) but USA doesn't have that - so drivers have to be caught red-handed.
The dart is used so that the criminal thinks they have stopped chasing, but they're backing away out of sight and tracking the car. It allows dispatch the ability to move officers so they can intercept the vehicle.
@@texasrefugee7888 Some agencies are using a GPS tracking device called STARCHASE. Arkansas State Police used it for awhile, but discontinued the service (I don't know why). I have a few videos of Troopers using it. Here is one: ua-cam.com/video/TRMnCJqkEWs/v-deo.html
Trooper Jacob Byrd was driving a Charger that had the GPS darts for a while… don’t know if that was a test, but haven’t seen it in use in over a year or longer.
Using her turn signals during a chase is probably the craziest thing she did
Subconsciously out of habit...
She signalled right, but turned left. Perhaps she gets another charge added for her deception.
@@oahuhawaii2141 she fixed her error before she turned
Avoided additional charges.
Muscle memory
Driving over 120: mph and no seat belt? Darwin Award.
street wannabe thugs acting gangster think it's cool and think they're smart, nothing but an empty scull up there
No award, she lived.
@@josebrown5961 You can hear a click and the bing-bong from the car goes away shortly after the pursuit starts
@@HobbitJack1I didn’t catch that…I will listen again.
Edit: I guess she could have been. They don’t have body cams. Cops don’t usually wear them.
What if it was on purpose and she knew the end result? Would you still award her?
Driving recklessly at 90 mph through a neighborhood while fleeing should be a mandatory minimum prison sentence.
Not only neighborhood but also school zones and/or school crossings.
Exactly.
That's what I keep saying. Fleeing from the police like this should be mandatory prison time. Not a suspended sentence or probation, but mandatory time in the cell. A good amount too. Then whatever other charges there were are on top of the mandatory prison sentence. Especially since a lot of departments stop chasing (unlike ASP). This crap is out of control.
Tell that to the Judge!
ya, city's "finest" initiating unnecessary, n dangerous high speed chases, n wrecking too many good vehicles is outta control.
When faced with a misdemeanor traffic violation for some reason some people insist on changing it into a serious felony
mayhaps they think "oh i have such a bad record of charges, let's die", and yes, according to another comment she has a lot of charges
The fact she lived a 122 mph crash and ejection is wild
She may have "Survived" but she probably will wish she didnt. Ignoring all the legal issues, the medical issues is what is likely to hurt the most. I forsee lifelong pain in her future.
@@kyle2455she's a complete scumbag.
@@kyle2455 I wonder if she is paralyzed of some sort. Hope not but gosh why did she have to flee? She made it worse on herself.
@andyz3925 the kinds of people who run like this, often lack critical thinking skills.
@@kyle2455 Probably a lifetime of the state having to pay for her medical bills too.
I’m surprised that she didn’t end up splattered on that traffic sign like in the first Deadpool movie.
That stunt actress actually died in that movie
That guy was already there!
@@dannyboots the actress died in the second film doing a scooter stunt. Not the first.
"Did I leave the stove on? "
That really happened in real life!
A guy was ejected from a rollover and hit the highway sign!
Criminals survive the craziest things while innocent civilians never seem to have the same luck
I think about this all the time, I wonder if anyone knows why
@@summerrae3166my only guess is their adrenaline is so high at the time, an unsuspecting civilian wouldn’t have adrenaline running. i’m no professional but it’s a fair guess
@@lfmchico1530 Yeah that’s a good guess involving biology, good answer.
Absolutely true!!
@@lfmchico1530yes! It has something to do with the fact that the criminals are already aware of the danger, potential danger, and when their plans executed, get the adrenaline. civilians are completely unexpecting.
If I owned a NASCAR team, I'd be calling Trooper Cass.
No kidding!! Handled the whole thing like a boss!!!
I concur!
The fact this woman survived is insane.
No !! 🎉
The fact these dickheads can get away with this is amazing.
@@albatross8 how does that reply even make sense?
Right! she outhga buy a lottery ticket next cause she may be dumb, but she lucky.
Maybe she hit the ground with her head first, and obviously there was nothing to damage there.
That Trooper was so calm on the radio, it was like she was giving a weather report.
@@coldshot1723 there was at least three times he could have ended her, and safer spots, end it! And stop putting peoples lives at stake!
is it smart to do a pit manouver at 90mph? the cops could seriously hurt other drivers and could kill the people inside imagine if there was a child or innocent people in the car. americans police officer are dumb
I'm a Mission Crew Commander Air Battle Manager on AWACS in the USAF. We direct pilots who to kill and when to run in combat. Radio calls get calmer the more experience you have. Just another day in the park Kazansky
@@CaptainsLog73ya, what an idiot
@@zedwpd Good to hear from your perspective. The Chair Force is the best!
That cop can drive. She had a nice recovery during that u-turn
just came looking for someone who noticed that.
Yeah that was excellent driving.
The car has TCS and all seasons 😭 she shoulda never been sliding like that in the first place
@@silver1407all seasons? TCS? That means nothing regarding performance of a police cruiser on dry pavement.
@@pacmanlives it's not half as bad as her pitting the chick at 120mph
Tell her what she's won, Rick! That's right, it's a shiney, new, FELONY!
If you're wondering what the REASON reason Ms. Bullock ran from Trooper Cass, maybe the following list of separate charges (within the last three years) might give you an indication:
- domestic battery - 3rd degree
- driving on suspended license
- driving vehicle without tags
- failure to appear on class a misdemeanor
- failure to appear on unclassified misdemeanor (FTA)
- failure to appear on violation (FTA) (2x)
- failure to stop at red light (2x)
- no liability insurance (2x)
- speeding
- theft of property
Thanks for the additional info. This isn't your ch yet you took the time out to do what the ch should have done. So many of these chs just want to be the first to get a video uploaded. Meanwhile they leave the viewers guessing about info or additional info. If ASP didn't leave a full report of what happened we'd never know. I'm sure many more are thankful for the service you provided. Ever think of starting your own ch? Well done 👍
Evicted twice and driving a Lexus.
Thank you Trooper Cass for turning around and parking where we could see.
Well then, she looks like an upstanding citizen of society.😝
What now we have to buy foreign batteries?
I'm amazed that the officer was able to keep the vehicle in sight. I had no idea where the car went.
our eyes are better keeping track of far moving objects. The camera can keep track of certain distance more than that you can easily lose track of it.
? bro you cant be that stupid right?
Neither did I.
lol same that’s most impressive thing I find especially from state troopers. In those vast highways I could never lol.
That cop was awful!! Had plenty of times to do a pit maneuver earlier and didn’t get it done. The cop put lives at risk not trying to stop him earlier! She had gapes in between residential areas
Dude I dunno how this trooper even kept eyes on the car after it first took off. She is a talented driver too. That U-turn was insane.
Both were great drivers at high speed. Until the end. Girl on Girl.
the car going faster tha all the rest......
and she not watching on a screen....
@@pattiwhite9575 and no. both were not great drivers. officer imo should never be in possion of a DL again. had 2 great places to shutodwn the chase. but choose to wait till she could atttempt murder essentially. gg..
The officer full throttled the U Turn and almost lost it lol she wasn’t the worst but her thoughts were not there
Luckily she doesn’t have to watch on a computer, tv or phone screen. She can take full advantage of her eyes and head movements.
Amber Cass is a very well-trained, skilled driver in a difficult pursuit. Excellent job apprehending a crazy driver!!
Not a good job to my understanding. Wrong judgemental from the cup. Hight speed chasing in the traffic YOU stop casing. Just common sence
well trained my ass, she saw the driver, has the plate and description, everything you need is right there all this pursuit did is put the general public at risk. She pitted him INTO THE DIRECTION OF ONCOMING TRAFFIC, THAT IS NOT HOW YOU SAFELY PIT MANEUVER ESPECIALLY AT OVER 100 MPH
@@francisgagnon2309What a stupid comment!
@@ng3069makes one wonder why you commented it anyways
Ticket ❌❌❌
Run from the craziest department in the country and get ejected at 120mph✅✅✅✅
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IKR? That stuff makes me so angry. Chasing people through neighborhoods over nonviolent offenses? Get the license plate and show up at their house. Don't put everyone on the road at risk to make the arrest right this second. ASP are reckless idiots.
@@petedavis7970 Couldn’t agree more. They are doing the very thing they claim to be preventing. Putting innocent lives at risk.
@@petedavis7970I agree some high speed chases should be abandoned, but people often run because the car is stolen and they have warrants. So no luck running the plate.
@@petedavis7970 woww taking the woman's side is crazy lmfao
Running from the ASP at 100+ MPH with no seat belt. That's called double dumb.
Blaqness
Iz juss dey cultcha.
Not to mention the threat she posed to public safety.
Pro criminal tip
Wear a seatbelt when running from police
@@MitchellKelly72740lmao “the threat she posed” The police was also a threat too and seriously put civilians lives at risk
She claims she was in a hurry to take her child to the doctor. Did she think the trooper wouldn’t notice there’s no child in the car? What an idiot. So sad, hope the guardrail and grass make a full recovery.
Thank goodness there was no child in the car
I hope they make her pay for therapy for the other barriers that watched their brothers and sisters get wiped out... that must have been very traumatic
Oh, thank God. I heard that and was getting pretty damn anxious.
i mean.. she could of been going to pick them up...
that said if its that important. call 911......
i dealt with this kind of stupid at work. i wont go into details... but i straight tell them if its that important call 911. fing idiots
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Two women drivers going at it but the trooper was the bigger badass. That Lexus can move tho. 😮
If you have to be ejected, I imagine the grassy median is the best place to land. Far better than hard pavement, road-rash, and being run over by an 18-wheeler.
I'm sorry, this is insensitive of me, but your comment cracked me up 😅😂😊
Personally, I don't see any reason to become a human torpedo.
I'm sure the cop took all that into consideration before the pit. 😂
She had to be on more than just grass.
@@larrypatty8333 Circus acts are old.
Former TX police officer here, we’re notorious for NOT having “no pursuit” policies and chasing just about anyone. But no law enforcement agency I ever worked for or knew of would ever allow a PIT maneuver at such high speeds. It’s too dangerous for the officer, suspect, and any innocent citizens that may be nearby.
Yeah but innocent citizens don't matter, the department will investigate itself and find no wrong doing.
Seriously. That highway was way too busy at those speeds the car could easily have ended in on coming traffic. Irresponsible.
Trooper had an id of the vehicle. Giving pursuit put everyone in danger, and I’m disgusted with this trooper killing somebody. All because she wanted to Pit a vehicle at speeds deemed unacceptable by the association. This has to stop
@@Noctuavidawho died
stupid, unsafe move by the trooper. Multiple opportunities earlier in the chase to PIT the car at much lower speeds with no other traffic around. Could have done it a couple times on the divided highway early - could have done it on the onramp to the interstate with no other cars around. Waited til the highest possible speed with the most other cars around to PIT them - in front of a huge highway sign and guardrail. Bad choices, should have ended it much sooner and more safely.
I’ll never understand someone who would rather get a felony fleeing charge rather than a ticket for driving with a suspended license… like bro
"They" have zero impulse control.
Guessing it wasn't their first time and they were looking at jail time for a suspended license.... usually just a month or two, but it happens to repeat offenders.
She afeared for her life.
I'll never understand how pigs think it's acceptable to endanger multiple lives chasing after a suspect, especially when the charges will bring on an arrest warrant that's near impossible to evade forever. Hell she's a kid without a fully matured brain for crying out loud! And before anyone argues "she's 18," look up how human brains aren't completely mature until our mid to later 20's. This is more ridiculous than a natural fight or flight response, in my opinion. Hence why many lawmakers are advocates for no chase laws for misdemeanor offenses, which no OL and DUS are.
@@averlyrolf7970explains the suspended license... 5150 these people
I hate how they will blame the cops for chasing.
Not for chasing... but for using the pit at 120 mph on a busy highway.... once that car goes at those speeds it's going until something stops it. Hopefully not any of your friends or family
Here's an idea. When the Police officer approaches a car, a magnetic tracker is placed on the trunk or on the roof of the car. It is only removed once the stop is finished. No need to chase, just go meet them them at the destination. Much smarter than two vehicles ripping through neighborhood roads at 70MPH+.
Hey Yea!!
Great idea!!
Most smartphones made since February of 2022 have a feature that notifies you when an unfamiliar GPS tracking device is on you. This was done in response to the Airtag stalking & robbery scandal that has been prevalent since 2021. Apple first rolled out the feature for Airtags in February of 2022. Google immediately followed suit but expanded the tracking alerts to cover any and all unknown GPS trackers. Apple has yet to expand support beyond Airtags.
If you have an Android device, you can check to see if this feature is enabled by doing the following:
Settings > Safety & Emergency > Unknown tracker alerts >
Apple users, sorry. You're out of luck if it's not an Airtag. Android users, congrats. Your device actually cares about your safety and privacy.
You need a warrant to put a GPS tracker on a vehicle.
Awesome idea. It's so dangerous to chase
@@brentj.peterson6070 So hold the people who run accountable. 😑
Where is the No Seatbelt charge? Or at least littering for fliging herself into the median.
Human flesh littering should carry a hefty fine, indeed.
Also charge her with leaving the scene of an accident.
😂😂😂
It's almost like she took the term "pavement ape" literally.
There really should be a no Seatbelt charge as well as providing false ID. I wonder what original charges/warrants she was trying to hide by fleeing? They had to be worse than dying, right?
"Can you tell us where you're hurting at?" Well now ain't that a question after being ejected from a car at 120mph
Actually I've been in a car crash b4. It doesn't hurt during the impact. You barely feel anything. It's the few days after you gonna feel that sht. Lmao.
@@johnrambo1349 Can I just reiterate... she got thrown out of the car ... at 120mph ..
"Where are you NOT hurting?"
- proper question
Officer: "Where are you hurting at?"
Driver: *"Yes"*
@@conman7644trust me, because of the impact, you won't feel it because everything feels numb.
My compliments to the officer as she displayed calm and cool and professionalism and especially such skill in the pit maneuver. Pitting is not easy and she handled it like she was flipping eggs over easy.
6:09 OH MAN THEY DID THE OLD indicate right but turn left trick, I bet she thought she was so smart for that one!! Never seen it make the officer turn right but maybe one day it will!
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I came looking for this comment🤣🤣🤣
It might've worked too if she didn't switch it back to left at the last second. She gave herself away
😂😂😂 I thought the same
As a environmentalist, I hope the grass patches recovers soon.
I love cops they get to act so recklessly and nobody says s***
@@JohnAdams-mu7xd you mean by taking that person out before they kill somebody?absolutely 👍
@@JohnAdams-mu7xdI love how wimpy people make ignorant comments.
@@VineGrove123 Lefties.
@@JAAB9296 Yup
The amount of "find out" is directly proportional to how much you "F around."
The amount of "find out" is directly proportional to how much you "F around."
The amount of find out is proportional to the level of evilness of the nazis that come after you.
For sure 😂
122 mph of F around is a helluva lot of Find Out
Thank you for that! Sooooooo true!
MAN, I support law enforcement tremendously but was that really the best option at that particular time, 120 mph, lots of traffic and you pit her. What if that car would have hit another car.
Good question. Though, you have to ask what could have happened if she did NOT pit her. She could have lost control and hit a family head on. Out of the many possible scenarios, this one only injured the idiot.
I watched a scenario where the suspect was fleeing around 40 mph ended up in a residential neighborhood didn’t realize they had a dead end sped up to 70 mph and took half of the bottom of the house out, went through their backyard and continued on the highway while their car caught on fire
This cop went from 1 to 5 star gta pursuit skills with the quickness
brooo they had amazing driving skills!!!!
That's not how gta stars work you manlet
alr no need to o be angry lil bub@@pootispiker2866
Yeah, putting the public in danger on a crowded highway. Reckless endangerment.
@@14HarmonyFudgesickle Ok woki, you are so cute
Barreling through that neighborhood, school crosswalks & homes at 80 mph...talk about reckless disregard and depraved indifference.
And then at the end she pit M's on the inside of the woman's car on a crowded 4 lane highway... forcing her into the median. Was very lucky the perp's car did not cross into oncoming traffic. That reckless cop should be in prison. What right does she have to endanger the public like that over a minor traffic stop.
@@TheOldGuy2000 lol she did it at the gaurd rail purposely and did it on the left side so the car would hit the gaurd rail
@@TheOldGuy2000 bro you look like a neo natsie. Just the type of person who’d I’d expect to blame the officer instead of the criminal.
I never understand why they chase ppl at that high rate of speed through public rds....they need to get the new dart that the police deploy from the front of their car is magnetic and it sticks to the perks vehicle and they track it with GPS technology that's exactly what I think every police car needs to be equipped with this day and time it stops chases like this through public roads and pretty sure it will save a lot of lives and stop a lot of crashes look it up
The typical loud mouth old guy. Where did you get your law degree huh? Go learn something.
I know it’s just muscle memory but people using correct turn signals while running from the cops will always crack me up
Wasn't muscle memory....driver was just thinking she was going to shake the cop. I counted at least three turns opposite direction of the turn signal she made.
@@billydanzz oh I didn't notice that! Maybe some were muscle memory, who knows. I just know I've seen a bunch of chases where they do every illegal thing, and then use turn signals like a law-abiding citizen. There's something poetic about it lol
I guess that's a few less citations she gets in the long run. lol
Well, that won't be a problem in NC. No one uses turn signals here anyway.
This is because you don’t need a ticket for not using your turn signal
For all the People crying about the PIT, this is the Arkansas State Police, this is normal for them.
For real they act like this is so outlandish for them. It’s completely normal. So many whiny libs crying about the chase and pit
She got off easy, should have been charged with leaving the scene of the crime after being ejected
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HA! Thanks for the laugh!
Damn 🤣🤣
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As well as J-walking!
Running is dumb already, but they let the cop walk back to their car before taking off. The stupidity is staggering with this one.
That was my first thought....why didn't she bounce when she was farther from her car?
@@mykelengieza7057because she hadn’t made the decision yet
Yeah, I sense a lack of executive function here
Not to say she gave her details as well already
She must be friends Florida
Helpful Hint: If you see several police units and officers with their guns drawn, please don't run across four lanes of active highway travel and insert yourself into a situation you know nothing about. Just keep driving-you're not helping; you're making things more stressful!
agree!!!!
Not just stressful, it's downright dangerous. Anybody who does that needs 6 months in jail to get their head right.
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy... Reality Check.
Those of us who use Red Lights on our First Responder vehicles consistently enter situations we know little about, without a Gun hanging off our Tool Belt.
No bail no breaks no 2nd chance no plea...lock them up!
@@Skank_and_Gutterboygood thing you are a dungbat on youtube and not in any position to have authority over anyone 😂
Why chase her at accelerate speed putting innocent people in jeopardy when you have the plate and her name???
Have to say the American police procedures don’t make a lot of sense. Different case if she had done some violent crime and then running but for speeding chase her to speed even more doesn’t make much sense and the maneuver could have caused the car to fly on the oncoming traffick lane. Quite insane really.
Wow!! This is insane to me… Driving that fast through that neighborhood where you can see children’s toys on the lawn, swing set etc.
I'm from Little Rock. That neighborhood is primarily young families with kids.
Chilling, positively NO CONSCIENCE👹
That cop was a badass. Her driving, her demeanor on the radio, and she didn't hesitate to walk up to the lady like the other officers did.
PIT maneuver at 120 MPH on a busy highway was so badass.
@@cjbarber16cry about it she’s a better driver than you
Still watching ads. I was wondering why the comment section isn't littered with criticism regarding a cop hurting a woman. Because the cops not a man
@@HvnSntLvummm no... keep commenting about things you have no clue about...
@cjbarber16 right? Didnt even attempt a pit when it was only the two of them coming around the on ramp... just wait until there are dozens of cars around while going 120+ its just plain stupid....
“Driver ejected” - don’t even have to think about clicking; it’s a reflex.
HD and Full Screen
Reflex activated.
Stupid is as stupid does.....
I get running, but how can people drive without a seat belt? That is beyond dumb, they vote and make babies too. Crazy world we live in.
I'm with ya! Stupid people entertain me!
Fantastic chase, phenomenal driving especially on the backroads by that officer
Let me check my “sympathy meter?? Nope, it’s registering a big fat ZERO!!!!
Mines at a hard IDGAF 😂
@@SubliminallyMischievouswhat about all the citizens lives that were put in jeopardy for this dirt bag woman?
@@the11thhour77 question, would you have sympathy if she slammed into a car full of a family doing 122 mph (mom, Dad, two kids and Grandma) and they all died but they little 5 year old? Would he still be a monster? Asking for...... All the times, way too many times, it's happened..... Gtfoh 🤡
Mine is into negative territory - contempt range.
@@the11thhour77idiot.
A PIT maneuver at 100 mph is crazy. Glad no one else was hurt
Exactly what I thought! Im in no way shape of form backing up the driver for fleeing but to pit someone at 120 is insane that shouldn't be left unnoticed.
Don’t run, don’t get crashed.
@@tylerhair9067 more concerned with the people around them, but whatever
@@tylerhair9067u sound dumb
I don’t know why people risk their lives for running from the police like that’s too dumb
She took the crash test dummy challenge really well
She held together quite well to.
Yeah that’s too bad .
I thought she failed.
Qualified since birth.
😂
And that kids is why you don’t try and speed away from the cops
Saw "Arkansas State Police" and thought: "This'll be full-blooded!" Wasn't disappointed.
I'm from the UK and even I knew what time it was lol
Get the sense the bystander that approaches the victim after the PIT is a doctor
@@doctorpresident5681 Indeed, and the cop wants the subject to die, obviously.
@@MyNomDePlumegood
@@MyNomDePlume That's a bad thing? Going 75mph in a school zone.
Although i have no sympathy for the driver, a pit maneuver at 120 is absolutely insane for everyone on that highway. If it werent for going in-between the guardrails the car wouldve flown into the oncoming traffic risking more lifes
And the driver of the fleeing car needs to be charged for any collateral damage
Better to let her drive like that where ever she wants. Don;t be an idiot.
ARKANSAS IS KNOWN FOR NOT GIVING A SHIT ABOUT YOU OR ANYONE ELSE ON THE ROAD
You're Restarted@@Mozart1220
Better than then letting her go.
What an idiot. No seatbelt at 100 fleeing from ASP. What could possibly go wrong? She’s lucky to be alive.
She may be lucky, but the motoring public isn't.
She will probably be back behind the wheel in no time.
The lucky bit is conditional on just how serious the injuries were.
Should still serve 3-5 year prison term minimum.
Saw a guy get ejected same way, but he was thrown much farther. He didn't have a scratch on him.
This is precisely why I don’t believe there ought to be a mandatory seat belt law. These problems often self correct.
Police chases through a residential area at twice the speed limit should not be happening anywhere it is reckless driving by the officers, endangering the lives of innocent civilians or children and for what arresting a felon who gets out on bail the next day, is not worth the risk of a chase!
Trooper Cass is right at home with ASP and not wasting any time getting her TVI numbers up!
You take that as a joke
I saw one TVI she did where she sent the fleeing car into an innocent bystanders vehicle
@@jlynnburton9718man she pit her at a high rate of speed what was she tryna prove she had plenty of time to pit her at a low rate of speed smh
@@jlynnburton9718 She nearly did that here, across the grass median head on into the oncoming traffic was a high probability.
@@majorperry5727 she could have pitted at 6:13 7:01 and 8:22 safely, but no, she waits for her to get to 120 and put others at risk of death.
Damn! That female officer can drive. As far as the perp she was chasing; another Darwin award.😢
She has some balls alright and that PIT i have not seen better what a GOAT
she drives like she's from need for speed
Are you really that surprised? Some of us women can actually drive.
@@mikescott9055I've seen better
@@RapSure-ix2ennot many though, everytime I'm behind a woman they are all over the road or going slow as hell
She should be arrested for dumping trash on the road side.
Exactly, and the trash being the hick town police force.
Oh! So just let the criminals rule the streets, risk honest peoples lives, and continue releasing those who commit crimes as a lifestyle? But the police are trash? You are a woke MF. There are some bad cops, but most are just doing a thankless job, while dealing with a shit load of scumbags. Well, maybe you're just a 10 year old on the keyboard.
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Maybe the idiot driving @@JoeSchmo-u1d
@@JoeSchmo-u1d Cry about it, Francis.
This lady stuck with it! She’s a great trooper. Good work!
One of the best pursuits I’ve watched. That lead cop was driving like an F1 racer
As a sim racing addict and irl amateur racer, she definitely knows her stuff. I mean full blown racing line when it was possible lol. And that save at 7:05 was awesome, thought for sure she was looping it.
Unsafe pit though. At 117 mph with oncoming traffic. No go. Just pure luck she stayed on the median.
@@GrandTheftChris can’t say I disagree with that. ASP pits are wild
Absolutely! She's a badass. She knows how to drive. Not every male trooper on this channel shows such level of driving.
This is shit driving and had multiple opportunities to pit earlier. Saying this is good driving is the most backward and opposite BS anyone could ever put forward
This is one female trooper that I can get behind. Incredible driving skill and very calm.
To quote Archer... "phrasing". 😜
@@BigDave423😆🙌
She DID earn it !!! Unlike Miss Secret Service who D.E.I !!! 😂
@@TheGSI3 Yes sir, DEI will ruin this country. Nice to see Amber isn't one of those. She can be on my team any day!
She definitely played need for speed in her life
Another winner of the "You can't fix stupid" award.
Or "Stupid Should Hurt" T-shirt...
Looks like he was having fun idk what you guys are talking about
@@DEFENDERx1995who was having fun? Both the fleeing driver and the ASP trooper were female.
Removing genetic contamination fixes it.
ya, both drivers
So in order to prevent an accident, the officer caused an accident that could have resulted in one even worst if the car had launched itself on the opposite incoming traffic.
This trooper was whipping that charger, some of the best driving ive seen in that boat.
Thanks for making me lol
And she was a woman!
And she was a woman!
Trooper was driving 92+ mph in that residential area too. If an innocent person were injured, it would not be worth the capture.
And a woman too!
Why would you wait until the cop is back at her car to take off? Smooth brain
She sounded black
She ain't all that bright. Do a search for her name and you will see she don't pay her rent. Just doesn't care at all about anyone else but herself. Sad that she will sue and win money she doesn't deserve.
You get assault on an officer, which Trumps all her other charges, if you take off with them next to your car.
@@kevind1980 really?! That’s valid. But I feel like if you’re going to run, why worry about future charges? Lol if that’s the case, just take the L and avoid extra charges at all
If the police could see your license plate what are you attempting to do by running?
How nice of her to use her turn signals to show where she was going....
She didn't' want a ticket for not using her turn signals. 😄
The human mind is astonishing!
I guess you missed the right signal whilst turning left.
And went opposite signal
its muscle memory
I LOVE the way these Arkansas State Troopers do business! Once the people know that the cops will pursue you until you're caught, it might stop a lot of them doing a runner.
Good job, your driving was amazing.
This is really disturbing to watch. The level of reckless endangerment especially going through those neighborhoods is mind boggling and scary....this should be mandatory jail time and permanently revoking her future driving privileges.
Driving is a right
@@sweatyapplesauce Whatever!!!
Democrats have made sure that criminals don't stay in jail long. No such thing as mandatory jail time anymore.
@@sweatyapplesauce uh, no it isn't.
@@BernieSnowden uh yeah
All Americans have a right to use the interstate to engage in commerce. Damn sheep
Stock Lexus casually walking an interceptor Charger is wild
2jz no shit
@@drock3332GS330 does not have a 2jz…
@@PureHades Fair enough, gs300 came with 2jz though didn't it?
@drock3332 even still the 2jz is slow as sh*t stock
@@slocarfrApparently not 😂
Excellent PIT, Officer Cass!
Absolutely! 👏
7:02 That u-turn tho, that was sum else!!😂😂
yes real life fast and furious type deal
She almost lost control, terrible driver, especially against a soft suspension Lexus ES
Huh? How was that impressive? Lol. She almost lost it.
ASP doesnt mess around on the road!
They ask nice, but not twice.
Nope they sure don't, just ask the innocent civilians they've injured and killed during their frivolous pursuits. They seem to have a thing for pitting people at 100+ next to oncoming traffic
yes they do. mess around with other motorists, n mess up lots of vehicles all the time. makin a mess is what they do best.
@@bv6788 A class action would be scrumptious.
Look how close that car came to not hitting the guardrail, and instead going head-on into several cars. If your family died in that, you'd rightly be talking about how irresponsible this PIT was.
No concern for the people travelling the opposite direction. Terrible place to perform that maneuver. Around 8:20 she took a ramp that would have been perfect to perform a pit maneuver and disable the vehicle.
Says the pit maneuver pro…get back to your armchair.
word
Unless it was your loved one killed.@@geebeeinga
@@geebeeinga shut up virgin lol
American police are brainless thugs.
Medical attention did not appear to be "immediate." Driver deserves prison but the cops didn't appear to be eager to render aid.
As I'm sure it may be due to seeing this from a dashcam perspective, I'm always amazed how police are able to keep track of where the suspect goes during these chases, when they're way out of sight.
Props to this officer for having such an eagle eye.
Your eyes are much better than that camera.
I still can't figure out how she tracked her after initially running after the stop.
It's easy to track. Part of them goes here, part of them goes over there...
@@ghosttwo2works for me
That woman can drive. That was one of the smoothest chase and pits I’ve seen.
You can clearly see that this cop would to kill people.
Horrible cop.... could've easily and safely pit on the ramp. But nope! She waited until other people were all around and they were going 120.
100% needs more training who pits someone at 120 mph with other people on the road near by bad cop.
You're high.
@@tylerwilson2753 Both these women were trying to win darwin awards here.
Excellent work officer! Thank you!
7:05 Give 110% Props To That Female State Trooper For Performing That U-Turn 👍👍
9:08 That Female State Trooper Is A+ Awesome Driver She Up There With Trooper Byrd Very Good Job 👍
Why do you have to say female state trooper? If it was a male, would you say “male state trooper.”
@@stevehood444 She isn't going to date you, Steve. Chill out.
That was as good as any driving on Bristol for NASCAR
@@The_Winters_Soldier What, gangbanging whilst married?
@@williamcordier1201 It IS kind of odd wording though... especially when she's the only trooper for most of the chase and video... not like you were pointing her out in a crowd of dudes.
A bunch of these comments are just insane. The police did their job. They didn't just jump to a higher level and do the pit maneuver right away. They pulled the person over and gave them a chance to comply. The person chose to be extremely reckless with anything and everything around them. The cops did not know officially who this person was until afterwards so how in the world could they just let this person go and get them later?! Fake name, no insurance, suspended license, etc. They didn't do the pit maneuver in all of the tight roads or residential areas. They did it on an open highway. It wasn't an extreme speed situation and they had to think quickly on when to do the pit maneuver. Great job for them in taking them out. Being a police officer is never easy, a thankless job and always never the same moment to moment hard job to do.
Although the suspect deserves every second of their jail time from this, I would say the overall chase was really reckless on both ends. Obviously the criminal is going to criminal, but the police officer chasing that car at 70 to 80mph through residential areas is borderline insanity. If a kid ran out into the road and was missed by the criminal and hit by that officer, oh wow the amount of case law that would be set by that. An APB could’ve just been sent out and now you have multiple districts looking for that car. Pit maneuvering at 120mph is also very insane. You have a 3000lb car sliding out of control into other cars could be very devastating. The officer could’ve been hurt as well. Arkansas troopers are just built different I guess. I’ve seen videos of them pit maneuvering the wrong car, pitting cars into other cars. It’s a bit ridiculous.
If this person did nothing else wrong in the video, I'd still say that her doing 90+ MPH in a residential before blowing a stop sign, should result in no less than a full year in prison. That was insanely dangerous. This is why fleeing needs to be five years minimum, with judges having the ability to add more if they are psychotic like this driver. I think that knowing fleeing is 5+ years by itself would deter it from happening in many cases. Even if people still decide to do it, you're keeping someone off the streets for a long time who is willing to flee. Either way you win.
What Arkansas needs to do is amend its sentencing laws so that repeat offenders get mandatory consecutive sentences.
It doesn't even have to be 5 years, it just has to be SOMETHING. Even if it was 6 months and there's just no negotiation, it's happening, you're losing your job, your apartment, your kids, etc. for that 6 months and there's nothing to talk about, it might make a difference. At the very least it would give the public (and the cops) the satisfaction of knowing they're not just walking with probation.
Yeah, you almost have the highest incarceration rate per capita in the world. Yet my country is way safer than yours with 10% of the incarceration rates per capita. AMERICAAAA F YEAHHHH
In a normal society, you would be right. Unfortunately, the courts are filled with the same insane people. Look no further than the politicians people like this driver elect
I agree, it should be mandatory prison for anyone doing 90 in a residential neighborhood. Anyone, including psychotic cops. Her running didn't cause her to go 90 mph past homes and schools, the cop playing the game of "I'll match your speed and raise you another 20mph." is the cause of multiple cars doing 90 past homes. Cell phone tracking will find her even if she never went home. Ask the Jan6ers about cell tracking. Chases are for steroid abusers and addrenaline addicts. Chases are unneeded & obsolete.
Dang that was gnarly. Dont run from ASP, and wear your seatbelt if you do
How she managed to pit the driver in between the 2 guardrails amazes me.
In the moment of PIT contact she was doing 122 mph (GPS). She PITted a car going 120 towards the left. Towards on-going rather heavy 60+ traffic. Not that there were any room on the right side, because there were plenty cars there as well. She should get lottery, because luck was really shining on her that day.
Luck....there's no skill involved
@@JAnttila bingo. the arkansas police are dumb when it comes to pursuits. they PIT car into oncoming lanes/medians all the time. They are reckless
Not luck, nor skill .. plain old fashioned run of the mill stupidity on the drivers part ~ without a seatbelt yet. Law enforcement was just doing their job.
@@pk-gh1mj law enforcement willingly endangered just as many as the runner did.
Im not an officer but 122 mph seems only fatal for a pit maneuver. I also only see this with speeds that high in Arkansas, I guess in Arkansas they don't give a f
75 mph in a residential area - wtf?
lol i went 61mph thru the city 25mph, lost debit card n was TIRED OF IT 😅
Never seen that before?
Arkansas cops are dumb as fuck
They almost hit 100 through the residential area... Whew
Irresponsible for the cop to be giving chase thru there
These new extended Lexus commercials look really realistic and dangerous....
Experienced drivers ONLY!!!
I own a Lexus , didn’t realize it was so agile . Pure stupidity by this woman !
@7:00 the lexus hugs that hairpin turn at 55mph on that crazy hill like crazy. Id buy one lmao.
@@F44zznot trying to piss on your party brother but I think it was more like 30 mph. The gps is pretty delayed
Have owned 2 Lexus over the years., both F types. Phenomenal cars.
I noticed that the Lexus driver was not driving responsibly.
6:10 uses Right turn signal
6:15 makes a LEFT turn
Can’t believe that they would do something this illegal 😔
I wouldn't have even been able to spot that reckless vehicular behavior.
Someone could have gotten hurt
Trolling
@@graciegjj It's called a joke, numbnuts.
That should be a $15 fine.
Cops are lucky there weren’t any kids in that neighborhood they were chasing her through!
Stupid is as stupid does sir.
I couldn't agree more! Play stupid games - Win stupid prizes!
Dumb cop!
Thank you Forrest
All i kept thinking about during the residential area is what if a kid was on a bike out in the street...ugh
She'd probably avoid the kid much like she's avoided 100+ other cars in freeways and streets alike
@@suzukirider9030 A 2 ton aluminum behemoth hurtling at 60+ MPH is a lot easier to dodge than a small child on a bicycle that barely weighs 10 pounds
80-90 in a residential area is worse than the 120 on the highway to me.
@@LucasVigor I'm just trying to refocus attention on what this woman did to get her into this situation in the first place, versus the aftermath which is driving fast through neighborhoods, without causing any damage to anyone or anything, until she was pit-maneuvered. Ultimately, the only traffic collision/damage in this video was caused by the police officer.
Arkansas State Police: We PIT more than NASCAR
Facts
😂😂
I basically just made the same comment. They should be teaching this to all Law enforcement agencies.
the pit rocks!
They’re even highly trained drivers that can turn right!
Trooper had the tag,no need whatsoever to pursue in a residential area at high speed then PIT at over 100mph.
Having said that...damn. That was some fine driving.
Officer yelled, "Don't move!" She took that seriously! 😮
The fact that she was able to keep up with the Lexus was amazing., at one point I thought that she lost her.
What an under 300 HP sedan?
Absolutely a Tahoe is a Land Yat trying to keep up with a Lexus car.
That lexus is a nice car but it's not fast
@@senseicorey9979 faster than a 6000+ pound Tahoe
that is clearly a charger with a V8@@tuffram2165
We were taught not to pit at speeds over 40-45mph... but that was a LONG time ago
Rules that say what not to do only tell the criminals what to do. Like in Portland they said the cops can't give chase after 90. So everyone started going 90, and the number of runners insanely grew.
Things are different in Arkansas.
@@JayRSwanDon't publish it. If you got tags, mail or knock on the door later. Pit could have killed suspect, trooper and innocents in the event they both lost control.
@@JayRSwanYep. Chase laws and arrest procedures in big cities have absolutely crippled police enforcement.
And that's all on top of the average officer's fear of being accused and prosecuted as "institutionally racist" for apprehending a criminal who isn't white.
That trooper had plenty of chances to put manuever before she hit that high of speed or even got on the interstate! I hope she feels real good about herself for putting many people in danger.
Only bad things are going to happen when you pit over a 100 mph. I really don't think it should be allowed. Unless it's something serious.
Can’t believe she survived that long ejection
Landing on grass probably saved her a lot of injuries.
Unfortunately
Statistically, there is almost no way she didn't end up with serious spinal injuries. She'll never move the same again, if at all.
@@johnwight4055 Serves her right.
@johnwight4055 You never know but after that yeah I can't believe she was alive
That was a very violent PIT. On the plus side, the Lexus sedan exhibited very good handling characteristics.
Lexus better than Nissan.
joking aside I was actually surprised how difficult it seemed to catch up to it every time.
Welcome to FAFO. If you run from police and drive with reckless disregard for everyone else on the road, near 100 through a residential area. Yea you gonna get that hard 100+mph pit.
@@campo158 those ES have like 300hp and weigh a lot less than the Charger
@@HarryTwatter have like? 🤔
Why wasnt she charged with "leaving the scene of an accident"?
lol
💀🤣🤣🤣
Perfect
I think the charge is vehicular flight
Lmfao good one!!
Out of curiosity, why is there a policy permitting the use of the PIT maneuver at speeds like this?
What? She wasn't wearing a Seatbelt? Oh that's a ticket for sure
Who cares!!!! Lol.
1. It is a man made law. Nothing immoral about with zero biblical implications for not wearing seat belts.
2. Unless we are living a sheep lifestyle under the control of others, only then should you do something someone tells you to do like wearing a seatbelt. If someone wants to risk death by not wearing one. That is totally cool. Their choice. But even then, some people have been found to have lived cause they did not wear one. In final, we cannot tell people that they must live. If they want to play rush n roulette for option of self delete, we need to allow it. Has zero to do with others safety in accidents. Only their own!!!
@@WheresWaldo05WOW, you win the "missing the obvious joke" Olympics
@@WheresWaldo05 "Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies."
@@des757 Don't preach to a Catholic. 🤡
@@trumpetpunk42 I do serious. I don't live my life in joke la la land.
The on ramp to the freeway was a far better place to pit during that long right turn, the cruiser has the horses to spin out that Lexus. A 120 MPH PIT is super dangerous to the innocent drivers on that freeway.
That's what I said
Yeah, I was sure that it would happen at 8:30 where there were no innocent people. On the freeway was insane.
Didn’t sound like dispatch gave her the green light until later. 😢
@@gasdive Makes sense, but pit maneuvering in a sharp turn isn't easy or probable. That sedan is going to take corners a little better than that interceptor.
Says the Monday morning qb they never had to request permission or follow orders to do something like that.
This officer has total control over her sympathetic nervous system while driving at a high speed
Superior Training
I was thinking the same thing. Clearly well-trained, but some people are just naturally gifted with the ability to not have a trigger-happy fight/flight response. Impressive to see in action.
Disagree
@@hokahey54yeah okay what have you ever done?
Really impressive driving by her.
Great cop! Calm as heck!! Pulse rate of 40??