145 MPH CHASE. Brutal Pursuits. Rookie's first RAMMING

[@AdenNardone-gw8bp]

Nice work Rookie!

[@Sergey322]

yep)

[@jacobdubielak]

Nice work man

[@copscam]

145 MPH chase and an intense pursuit! This one was brutal, especially for a rookie's first experience with ramming. High stakes and high speed all the way!

[@rebelzx313]

The rookie cop did pretty good with the pit, imagine the amount of pressure he must've been under. You can also see that once he got the first one in, the pressure was relieved a bit.

[@SupremeRuleroftheWorld]

pitting is not natural, the reptile brain is programmed to not crash into another car. he was clearly fighting his reptile brain.

[@pantarkan7]

You can train, a lot, but it's just not the same.

[@wisdomrules8474]

Good FTO too.

[@wisdomrules8474]

Trooper David Whipple has previous law enforcement experience and earned first place in Firearms in his huge 52 member class. He's off to a great start at ASP.

[@ianroberts9195]

Nice work on your first pursuit and PIT, Trooper. May your career be filled with safety and success. GOD Bless.

[@ianroberts9195]

Nice PIT Trooper Lazenby!

[@rickdraeger4321]

13% FTW

[@Sergey322]

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[@YELLTELL]

RESPECT

[@SlipperySlopes]

THE HAT NOOOO

[@KENTROVERSY86]

Probably got a reprimand for losing his cover despite doing so well with the pursuit lmao

[@mikebartoli4755]

that's bananas 🐒

[@JollyBotox]

4:32 _dumping stuff out the window_ and no stuff-related charges at the end 🤷‍♂

[@broeheemed32]

"What I did?!! Call my mama!!!"

[@bruce5405]

Genius. 🤣🤣🤣

[@cliftonfurney5083]

Not graduate middle school is what

[@ColeCulp1776]

The last chase was my cousin 💀💀💀

[@GooberStomper]

Failure to Stop or Yield should carry a Mandatory 1 year Jail only let out to do Community Service for EVERY 1 Mile you flee Get some Free labor out of the Runners

[@annamarielewis7078]

👍👍👍 3:48

[@superjody56]

Real mental ninjas right there......NOT!

[@terryrussell-dn2is]

I'm surprised I haven't fallen out of my chair trying to "help" with the pit maneuvers!!! 🤣😂

[@DavidThompson-j9d]

I wonder how many times in this rookies’ career he’ll say: I’m 37 with a vehicle occupied by a black male driver😂

[@Kaden5.0]

14,962. Assisted, 28,561. Assuming he retires after 20 years of service.

[@lindarackstraw7711]

Hey Sergey 😊. I was watching a crime channel that had your car chases on it 😧. Bizarre. I filmed it with my i pad if you want to see 😂

[@Sergey322]

Lol, but no need, thank you)

[@Bill-im6nt]

I was expecting a big find in the 300! He ran and destroyed his car, endangered so may, over a small bag of weed he had already handed over???

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

A NATIONWIDE, MANDANTORY 3-5 SENTENCE FOR THIS DANGEROUS, AWFUL BEHAVIOR!!! COST TO LIVES, DESTRUCTION, WHAT INSURANCE COVERS THIS????!!!😵😵😵😵😵👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

[@jakemensik2842]

🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😎😎😎😎

[@dougalexander7204]

Obey the law and respect the police, as well, don’t do drugs and drive.

[@thomascarroll200]

You know I don't even live in Arkansas but I know you don't run from the troopers cause they gonna get you every time but what gets me is when they get their car wrecked and after being put in cuffs the reasons they ran are absolutely ridiculous but sadly these idiots need to be handed some real heavy jail time for their actions as a message to others keep on keeping on troopers we appreciate what you do out there 😊😊

[@Jasona1976]

The expected demographic. Thugs.

[@tonkatrucker]

Wow... 68 in a 60. That is some serious shit. Must have been a really slow night for ASP.

[@maryjaneblues7712]

Its 8 miles over

[@jenesisjones6706]

Ahhh, the silly Tonka Trucker tries to be funny 😅🤣🤣🤣

[@Bill-im6nt]

@@maryjaneblues7712 WooHoo!

[@em1osmurf]

i guess he had issues with getting hit with a warning ticket. maybe he other things, like no lic, ins, reg, etc. but yeh, when i worked security on a naval base, the rule was "9, then you're mine."

[@farble1670]

68 in a 60 = excuse to look for drugs

[@pl5624]

Vent window missing...im surprised it wasnt a stolen car.

[@annamarielewis7078]

Do they still have vent windows?

[@pl5624]

@annamarielewis7078 the little window back at the C pillar...a stationary vent window.

[@TheGunsmithingMusician]

"Rookies first ramming" 😉

[@pantarkan7]

...one and a half in a Chrysler 300? I wouldn't have seen that coming.

[@Gerald-fz8xd]

These high speed chases need to stop. They're putting more people in danger than just the violators.

[@lindakeys1883]

Just because trooper Jacob Byrd is most of our favorite trooper why are we not seeing anything with him in it?

[@jkmarshall3553]

"Rookie's first ramming", just doesn't sound right.

[@Sergey322]

How write it in better way? Just interested about your thoughts)

[@diggy-d8w]

I believe the cop might've gone 145mph to catch up w/ the 300 series car but the guy running away never went that fast. I was looking at the title wondering if you were saying the bad guy went 145mph but he didn't. When we run from cops we've got this head start that they've got to make up to catch us ; So if I were running away at 120mph, the Cop might go 140mph to attempt to catch up to stop me...... right? But if the Chrysler 300 went 145mph, the Cop would need to go 160mph or higher just to get caught up w/ the car. You threw me for a loop b/c I didn't think the driver went that fast on this road & there's only one of the 300 series cars that can do 145mph. If he had the right 300 car, I still doubt he'd be able to go near the top end speeds of that car at night on this roadway? IT would be quite a stretch but now I think I know how it went down. But 120 is fast too !

[@2DogsVlogs]

That Jetta driver was also a rookie. It should have outrun the cop car with it's manoeuvrability and top speed unless it was speed limited. My brother had a Jetta and it was a weapon. Though our cop cars are a lot more powerful being either twin turbo V6 Stinger's or V8 Camry's.

[@emtee40]

That rookie DOES not know how to drive in stress. He's trained, you can see that, but driving ability is a natural 'can or can you' thing. Know racers and you'll know this

[@oldbatwit5102]

That's an old but still mildly amusing myth.

[@CuriousMess61]

Cop hating commenter DOES not know anything about policing or learning a new job. And that's a myth that was proven a myth long ago.

[@ralphpetry1745]

Getting pulled over for 68 in a 60 zone?? You would get run off the road by civilians where I live for going to slow - lol!

[@2DogsVlogs]

You'd hate living in Australia. 2 over and you get a $1030 bill in the mail. I try and drive at least 2 under but most of the time 4 or 5 under the speed limit.

[@salninethousand2496]

Pulling me over for 68 in a 60? I'd have half a mind to run as well and I've never done any such thing. Traffic enforcement needs to be better.

[@CaesarInVa]

More of the "usual" suspects.

[@Wisconsin.pikachu]

68 in a 60 is petty 😂😂 wtf

[@garrettmckuin7294]

Yeah the troopers are terrible about speed limits in Arkansas man

[@jenesisjones6706]

@@garrettmckuin7294 You say that as if it's a bad thing. Hope none of your family or friends gets wasted by one of these speeders.

[@garrettmckuin7294]

@@jenesisjones6706 yeah 68 in a 60, that’s a real threat to public safety right there

[@michaelwilliams4851]

He is still breaking the law.

[@2muchsmoke]

Please turn up the music over your voice

[@peterp1158]

8 mph over the limit? Did he need to make his monthly quota?

[@danylefebvre7653]

A very good question...

[@CuriousMess61]

It has been said time and time again, there aren't quotas. Stop with the lies to spread cop hate.

[@sciencefollower]

A-Police chase is very dangerous for the public, for the suspect, and even for the police itself. B-The suspect is moving slightly at a higher speed before being chased, but when police starts chasing the suspect, the suspect increases its speed to its maximum capacity, so it becomes more dangerous when under pursuit than none at all. C-The suspect, when persuaded, violates traffic rules endangering the life of the public. The same violation of traffic rules is committed by the police when they follow the suspect with the same extreme speed and the same route. During persuit, there is no difference between suspect and police as long as police are following the suspect, I hope you understand my point of view. D-Sometimes, the suspect is injured or killed by accident or by police. Even police officers are injured or killed in accidents or by suspect in this operation. E-PIT maneuver or Precision Immobilization Technique is very dangerous, for it is equal to killing the suspect by deliberately causing an accident. How police can endanger the life of a person who is not yet proved guilty. It is a matter of serious illegality in the eyes of human rights. F-It becomes a more dangerous operation when multiple police cars start violating traffic rules. G-Police persuit is not justified if we analyze the outcome of such dangerous operations and the risk involved. H- Lastly, I would suggest Grab the culprit without chasing. Do not run after the culprit. Try to arrest in a stationary position. If driving with high speed, let him go. Just note his car number.

[@daviddeck6109]

Go peddle your garbage elsewhere. The LEO'S are doing their job keeping law abiding citizens safe from these idiots. You are being an idiot posting your garbage.

[@wisdomrules8474]

Wow! You got it all figured out from your armchair, don't ya?? 😅

[@sciencefollower]

@wisdomrules8474 Thanks