DEPORTED FELON w/ Warrant - Arkansas State Police PIT / TVI Maneuver (Tactical Vehicle Intervention)

Trooper's Report:
I proceeded to the 216 westbound entrance ramp on Interstate #40 and waited on the vehicle at my location. At this time,
Dispatch notified me that the vehicle was approaching the 216 westbound mile marker and would be a red S.U.V.
I observed a red S.U.V. traveling westbound at a high rate of speed, estimated to be traveling approximately 100 miles per
hour. I then proceeded westbound from the entrance ramp to get a radar lock on the vehicle and stop it. However, as I entered
Interstate #40, I visually observed the red S.U.V. approximately 1⁄4 mile ahead of me aggressively passing other cars on the
shoulder of the roadway.
I accelerated and activated my emergency lights and audible siren to catch up and get the red S.U.V. stopped. However, the
vehicle continued to drive aggressively and pass other cars, as I wasn't gaining any distance on the red S.U.V.
Due to the traffic volume, I passed on the shoulder within safer interstate areas where the guardrails weren't present. However,
after I realized I wasn't gaining any distance on the red S.U.V. and noticed the Highway Department was working on the
shoulders of the roadway ahead of me, I refrained from passing on the shoulders for the rest of the pursuit.
Troop D Dispatch notified Hazen Police Department of the pursuit, and Hazen Units set up at the 196 westbound mile marker
to intercept the red S.U.V. I notified the Hazen Units that I could only tell it was a small red S.U.V. It had a red licenses plate
displayed to the rear of the vehicle.
When I approached the 213 westbound mile marker, I completely lost the visual of the red S.U.V. As I came to the 199
westbound rest area, I noticed a red S.U.V. similar to the one I was previously pursuing in the westbound rest area parking lot. I
told the Dispatch and the Hazen Units I was going to make contact with the vehicle in the rest area; at the same time, Unit #204
with the Hazen Police Department notified Dispatch the red S.U.V. was coming by the 196 westbound mile marker and was
passing on the shoulders of the roadway.
I left the rest area and proceeded westbound on Interstate #40 to catch up to the Hazen Units, who were actively pursuing the
red S.U.V.
I could not catch up for the duration of the pursuit as it continued westbound into Troop A within Lonoke and Pulaski County.
Troop A Troopers ended the pursuit with the T.V.I. maneuver around the 152-mile marker on Interstate #40.
The driver (Tego Coldero) was taken into custody by the Hazen Police Department, transported to the Prairie County Jail, and
will face the following charges: 5-13-204 Aggravated Assault, 5-54-125 Felony Fleeing, 5-65-103B D.W.I. Drugs.
I also contacted Agent McDaniel with I.C.E.; issued a detainer on Tego Colderon for being a deported felon with an active
warrant.

[@PolicePursuits]

Trooper's Report: I proceeded to the 216 westbound entrance ramp on Interstate #40 and waited on the vehicle at my location. At this time, Dispatch notified me that the vehicle was approaching the 216 westbound mile marker and would be a red S.U.V. I observed a red S.U.V. traveling westbound at a high rate of speed, estimated to be traveling approximately 100 miles per hour. I then proceeded westbound from the entrance ramp to get a radar lock on the vehicle and stop it. However, as I entered Interstate #40, I visually observed the red S.U.V. approximately 1⁄4 mile ahead of me aggressively passing other cars on the shoulder of the roadway. I accelerated and activated my emergency lights and audible siren to catch up and get the red S.U.V. stopped. However, the vehicle continued to drive aggressively and pass other cars, as I wasn't gaining any distance on the red S.U.V. Due to the traffic volume, I passed on the shoulder within safer interstate areas where the guardrails weren't present. However, after I realized I wasn't gaining any distance on the red S.U.V. and noticed the Highway Department was working on the shoulders of the roadway ahead of me, I refrained from passing on the shoulders for the rest of the pursuit. Troop D Dispatch notified Hazen Police Department of the pursuit, and Hazen Units set up at the 196 westbound mile marker to intercept the red S.U.V. I notified the Hazen Units that I could only tell it was a small red S.U.V. It had a red licenses plate displayed to the rear of the vehicle. When I approached the 213 westbound mile marker, I completely lost the visual of the red S.U.V. As I came to the 199 westbound rest area, I noticed a red S.U.V. similar to the one I was previously pursuing in the westbound rest area parking lot. I told the Dispatch and the Hazen Units I was going to make contact with the vehicle in the rest area; at the same time, Unit #204 with the Hazen Police Department notified Dispatch the red S.U.V. was coming by the 196 westbound mile marker and was passing on the shoulders of the roadway. I left the rest area and proceeded westbound on Interstate #40 to catch up to the Hazen Units, who were actively pursuing the red S.U.V. I could not catch up for the duration of the pursuit as it continued westbound into Troop A within Lonoke and Pulaski County. Troop A Troopers ended the pursuit with the T.V.I. maneuver around the 152-mile marker on Interstate #40. The driver (Tego Coldero) was taken into custody by the Hazen Police Department, transported to the Prairie County Jail, and will face the following charges: 5-13-204 Aggravated Assault, 5-54-125 Felony Fleeing, 5-65-103B D.W.I. Drugs. I also contacted Agent McDaniel with I.C.E.; issued a detainer on Tego Colderon for being a deported felon with an active warrant.

[@crisespinoza1979]

A deported felon. Shows what bidens open door policy is doing. Just letting these nimrods back in an easy manner

[@mikerussell911]

Ives Henry. Bootlicker.

[@joe-pm3lb]

nice. job trooper,

[@PolicePursuits]

@@joe-pm3lb Troop A Troopers are top notch

[@DeltaWhiskeyBravo13579]

Big thanks for a great job officers.

[@joevk6274]

You know you're in for a wild ride when you're watching an Arkansas State Police pursuit.

[@Bse140]

🇺🇦

[@jen-a-purr]

All bets are off

[@rhondamc3642]

I love that ASP has the power to stop these criminals, and they USE it!! Way to go Officers Gracie and Hernandez!

[@gatolibero8329]

Yeah and almost kill other people in the process...😅

[@bjorn1583]

there were multiple times they could have spun him out when there was no traffic , so why do it when there was traffic everywhere. dumb cop

[@rhondamc3642]

@@gatolibero8329 The operative word there is "almost".

[@rhondamc3642]

@@bjorn1583 They have to wait for authorization to PIT and then find the best time they can use it.

[@bjorn1583]

@@rhondamc3642 you still dont do it when there is a possibility of other members of the public may get hurt. that cop forgot the protect part of to serve and protect. dumb cop

[@X_Hog]

I can’t believe the pursuit lasted 55 miles before the ASP were involved, but it only took 9 miles for them to end it. Way to go guys. (Side note, the illegal has probably already made it back over the border.)

[@carlinetorweihe4246]

Lived on MX-US border. It is no mean feat to enter or exit along there. That is hard, dangerous countryside.

[@cathymason1973]

Darn open borders

[@defcon2544]

FJB

[@jaytee2642]

I don't understand why you "can't believe" it. Pursuits in Arkansas are designed that way. When city PD becomes involved in a pursuit, they notify dispatch to have ASP respond. PD maintains visual and updates location as needed so ASP knows where to respond to. Once ASP is on scene, PD drops back, ASP becomes primary unit and then ends the chase as soon as possible. ASP is highly trained in TVI/PIT, and those skills are utilized by local agencies when needed. Training costs money. The state has a bigger budget for that training, and also a bigger budget to handle lawsuits filed by recipients of the PIT.

[@X_Hog]

@@jaytee2642 I was trying to be sarcastic. Have a great day!

[@laurelvanwilligen9787]

A couple of those ASPs are just maestros at PITing. He did that right in the middle of traffic without involving any other cars (or dumptruck). Amazing.

[@steveszabo7305]

Bravo, great police work. Arkansas state police is the best in the country. Keep up the good work THANK YOU

[@theman2745]

What a Pit, in decent traffic too. That cops is a phenomenal driver!

[@williamwallace9826]

Yes, but Trooper Hernandez missed at least three chances to do a TVI before Trooper Grace took over.

[@psychewardk1d]

Excellent. Love that Arkansas hasn’t pussied out on pursuits this is how it should be in all States.

[@djsorensen6225]

I feel Arkansas police are the best in the USA based on these videos. Always excellent use of their resources, resolve the problem Fast and efficiently rather than trailing someone for 4 hrs. Keep up the good work, stay safe, we really do need you.

[@timthompson8297]

Just because they do so many pits in no wa6 means they are the best. That’s just stupid. They are also some of the lowest paid in the counte6 with an average salary of app.$47,000. Teacher salaries are 49th out of 50. Arkansas is an ass backwards backwoods state.

[@joeblow1934]

Probably the best in the world. I don't see many (any) foreign countries pitting like the ASP.

[@courtneesdad]

I just watched Trooper Hernandez put a black SUV on another channel 5 minutes ago. He is a busy fella. That trooper is like a magnet when it comes to chases. I have no idea why anyone would run from ASP. They are the GOAT

[@jaysonstinson9458]

Trooper Ronald Grace got the pit in this video. started out with Hernandez cam and then switched to Grace

[@adamlyman8293]

The definition of F*ck around and Find Out. Gotta love them Arkansas State Police.

[@NOX-ID47]

Just after 4:48 you can see the semi driver take as much room as he can to his right to leave just enough room for the trooper to squeeze past that second set of road signs. Respect is shown in many ways.

[@fnhatic6694]

Prick shouldn't have been in that lane in the first place. Semis in the left lane should be instant $10K ticket and loss of CDL.

[@fastfiddler1625]

That was one hell of a PIT. He knew exactly how much room he needed and how much he had.

[@alexj835]

He didn’t, that pit happens 10 times and has 10 different outcomes. He was very fortunate no one else was hurt.

[@leslieking2546]

"when your brothers have to say , Hey dude thats the nicest PIT ever". awesome job ASP

[@mattfoley6082]

Under arrest and immediately starts asking for favors. Unreal the balls on some criminals.

[@backagain5216]

All these garbage cans think like this.

[@DeanDewnuffun]

Democrats will ensure he receives every demand.

[@teamidris]

@@DeanDewnuffun LOL, you have a two party system where both are right wing :o) We can send you Jeremy Corbyn if you want to know what left wing looks like ? ;p)

[@DeanDewnuffun]

@teamidris hilarious. Have you seen the current conditions at the Northern Mexico border? (The US effectively does not have a Southern border). That appears Right Wing to you?

[@Ray56z]

@@teamidris It's a two party system-one being lefty maggots trying to turn this Nation into the ROT they thrive in. That looks like they're right wing too? A party that'll send millions to other countries to secure their borders while putting neon welcome signs at our borders-let alone the other thousand items of rot they do hourly?

[@outdoorseyfun9842]

Mad respect unbelievable driving officers !

[@TermlessHGW]

Great driving on the officers part, agreed. But wtf are all these trucks doing in the left lane. He almost got into am accident at one point trying to pass a truck on far left lane. Unreal...

[@JapanesePiano1]

I disagree. There were several times the officers almost got into accidents. Passing vehicles in different lanes at the same time and blindly driving into the break down lane to name a few. I mean imagine if someone was broken down on the shoulder, how would the cops have seen them in time?

[@nuckels188]

@@JapanesePiano1 yep. Not respecting physics. Real life is not a video game

[@swashington942]

Man respect? Why are you mad?

[@barrymicockner]

@@JapanesePiano1 they have eyes and are trained to be able to drive fast enough to control a high speed brake or avoidance maneuver

[@BassPro2]

Very nice PIT, at that speed with traffic everywhere and nailed it!

[@livergen]

Right there with you gentlemen, good job. Outstanding display of camaraderie and brotherhood, these men put their lives on the line everyday to protect honest men and women across this nation, it breaks my heart when we lose one to the evil that lurks among us.

[@PolicePursuits]

They knew a storm was coming to them. They coordinated and attacked.

[@scottbaker1018]

​@@PolicePursuits You do a great job on the video And ASP don't play with lawlessness. IMHO you have the best governor in our country. Go Sarah

[@mikeloghry9521]

Agreed

[@brandonknight7240]

The only lives they put at risk was the other people in cars literally right next to that pit, i hope the right people see this and take action, that was incredibly stupid to try near all those other motorists i dont give s fuk what anyone else says that should've been done at least a mile away from other cars in motion

[@richardcline1337]

@@brandonknight7240, oh, boo hoo hoo!

[@FinkworldTravels]

I had my doubts about pitting that close to other traffic, but it all worked out well. Kudos to that AHP officer, for a job well done!

[@warmed1]

Until it doesn't 🙄

[@FinkworldTravels]

@Marcus Grayson Hard to second guess this one though as our situational awareness is limited to what we can see through the lens of the camera.

[@Z0RDR4CK]

once the car is pitted it won't go faster than the cars infront maintaining their speed. and cars in the back slow down in AK when ASP flys by. there is no harm for the public, but for the ciminal and i can't care less for their wellbeing.

[@FinkworldTravels]

@@Z0RDR4CK Agree completely, and like I said it's hard for me to second guess this AHP officer's actions based on the limited view the camera gives us.

[@hazelbee2191]

@@FinkworldTravels and it appears that closest vehicule was another ASP

[@drewpeacock2762]

Every video these guys post is making me want to move to arkansas more and more. From texas, keep it up guys, were praying for you. As soon as my company lets me im moving out there

[@keithfinnell7505]

May God Bless and Keep all of these Officer's and their families safe and healthy!!!

[@Tackleboxandfishingpoles]

AMEN!!!

[@boogaturk8363]

Wow! Precision PIT in traffic!

[@whicker59]

I ran that bastard into that thick tall concrete wall.....Got em. Nice team work on Biden's finest.

[@Glorindellen]

I saw a pair of cops at Walmart, so I asked how they trained to do PIT maneuvers. They told me the city wouldn't let them do them above 35mpg. I laughed.

[@jonasblane2157]

@@Glorindellen I don't think the cars even get close to 35mpg. If so they'd have the range of a Honda Civic.

[@Glorindellen]

@@jonasblane215735 is ASP parked! 😂

[@TexTom1981]

yeah I was thinking "you can't do that here!" Yeah they could!

[@edwardlincoln5680]

I'm just amazed how well the air bags and seat belts protect these drivers in a high speed roll over,

[@wpeale71341]

Well cockroaches are reputedly very hard to kill.

[@tomgunn8004]

Unfortunately!

[@frazzledglispa]

I always say that if you want people to drive more safely, remove airbags and seatbelts, and mandate a big metal spike in the center of every steering wheel. People would drive a lot more carefully with a metal spike pointed at their chest when they are behind the wheel.

[@edwardlincoln5680]

@@frazzledglispa The grave diggers get $650 just for digging the hole

[@paulb9769]

Kind of unfortunate in some instances.

[@hollylewis6631]

That was the most beautiful pit maneuver I have ever seen. Done in traffic with no other drivers involved or injured, excellent work officers.

[@davidsorensen7438]

Ronald Grace that was OUTSTANDING- great job

[@MN6WS6]

The Acadia and F150 towing the Bobcat were so busy watching the train wreck they almost crashed into each other in the right lane. Also, excellent job by the TVI driver using his vehicle as a shield between the overturning vehicle and traffic until the speeds decreased. That was a subtle move that most people aren't going to notice until it's pointed out because most of the time they accelerate away from the move then turn back when they have that much backup as we've seen in so many of these videos. Excellent training used to perfection to stop an immediate persistent threat.

[@alexrex20]

that F250 saw what was happening. he's towing over 10klbs - you think he can stop as quickly as that little SUV?

[@MN6WS6]

@@alexrex20 I've towed that much or more, and while I'm well aware of the stopping distances required, the point is target fixation is a real thing. And you just proved my point.

[@alexrex20]

@@MN6WS6 ya, that truck with a bobcat on a trailer should be able to panic stop as quickly as an SUV with no trailer. got it.

[@CountryBoyTerry]

@@alexrex20 I’ve towed some overweight loads including a 2 car enclosed with bars on a 09 f150. I can honestly say that yes the truck should have been braking a little sooner for but if he watched the same video we did it looks like the Nissan slammed on brakes way more then necessary almost looks intentional and even trailer brakes wouldn’t had helped if that case. even with a lighter load we would still see the same results. I do agree and understand what he’s saying about target fixation that is extremely prominent in the Nissans behavior also

[@dennisammann9104]

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[@keithfinnell7505]

Absolutely awesome TVI (PIT).Excellent work by all of these Officer's!!!

[@Delta_NWAB747fan]

My favorite moments: -2:17 Trucker trying to help even though it made for a bigger gap between the suspect. -4:06 The trooper trying to negotiate with the suspect to let him do a PIT. -4:40 Very sketchy! -5:30 The beautiful PIT and Rollover.

[@jamsya493]

I held my breath at 4:40 oh god

[@slingshot1961]

Love how they just ignore that punk after they dump him in the squad car. Great job officers!

[@pb68slab18]

Shoulda pepper-sprayed him and turned the cars heat on first! 😈

[@cindysmith6509]

Guess he didn't habla the Ingles 😅

[@acroracing]

@@cindysmith6509 lmfaoooooo

[@deerlord2363]

​@@cindysmith6509 He does, but was talking with someone else on his phone telling them that he got busted and shit his pants when the cop made him roll over. 🤣 He also said he was gonna get killed if he didn't do it, but couldn't make it to his destination, who knows what he was up to...

[@ghoulardi8875]

Wow!! Arkansas, what are you guys putting in the water that makes every state trooper capable of nailing these fugitives so efficiently? The icing on the cake is getting the road opened up again so quickly. Great job all around!! You guys know your business.

[@ISupportIsraelForever]

The level of precision of that pit is impressive.

[@chrisUSA]

Shout out to Trooper Montae Hernandez. GREAT job! Keep up the good work. We appreciate you!

[@rmr5740]

Nice to see at least one state hasn't de-balled their police.

[@leonblittle226]

Arkansas state police play really rough most of the time

[@robertyoung9589]

The governor is a republican and is attempting to take back the state from criminal control.

[@mattfoley6082]

Leading killer of cops in 2020: covid Leading killer of cops in 2021: covid Leading killer of cops in 2022: covid Being afraid of needles = too weak to be a cop

[@froglick28]

@@mattfoley6082 shut up

[@mikeschulze5929]

@@leonblittle226 who says they should play at all? The second anyone chooses to run they should pit them to jail

[@kennethquintini658]

Great pit maneuver in traffic on interstate 😆🙏 thanks for your service ASP!!

[@scubigaza5445]

I love this pit best one for 2023 great job that was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@donaldwillinger4280]

Great job, and thank you for helping that Felon get his car stopped.

[@wtfdff17]

It's a shame that these troopers do such a good job only to have the criminals released from jail, deported, and ultimately end up right back on the streets.

[@josephmcgahee7302]

At least it won’t be in the streets or the US

[@wtfdff17]

@@josephmcgahee7302 of course it will......he had already been deported! They send them back, and within days they come right back and do it again. Did you not hear about that guy who recently shot and killed 5 people in Texas? His name is Oropesa. He is a Mexican national who was previously deported four times already, and was back in the country ILLEGALLY when he killed 5 people.

[@robertcampbellii9787]

I’m sorry, would you prefer for us to be the same as Iran, North Korea, or Russia?

[@wtfdff17]

@robertcampbellii9787 I would rather the punishment fit the crime. I would rather the revolving door of the jail system come to an end. When a person puts others at significant risk, charge them accordingly. When a person causes significant property damage, charge them accordingly. If consequences were significant enough that they were feared, the risk would suddenly outweigh the reward. When they spend days or weeks in jail, it's an inconvenience more than a punishment. That gives them incentive to try to run because the risk is low if caught. Imagine if they faced 10 years for every life they put at risk, 5 years for every instance of property damage, and 1 year for every traffic offense during the commission of their felony fleeing. A person could face enough time to amount to a life sentence just for cutting off 5 cars, driving through a few yards, and running 10 red lights or stop signs during an attempt of fleeing. Then eliminate the "good time", "2 for 1 days", and "early release" systems and make their time in jail mandatory. If the sentence was severe, all the sudden the risk of running to avoid a few weeks in jail over simple possession or a minor warrant is no longer beneficial.

[@dean-543]

Job security.

[@markdetl8680]

Gotta love an interstate pit at a 110mph! Sent in the proper direction into the wall and out of traffic. Perfect.

[@e.m.5499]

Dude is (1) illegal (2) already has warrants (3) just endangered a whole county (4) I'm going out on a limb say he's driving a stolen vehicle... and yet, he's unmoved & pushing these Troopers & officers like he's American citizen. Unreal.

[@deserttrainguy3235]

Open border means we need the Arkansas State Troopers to train the other 49 states.

[@pb68slab18]

Another future Democrat!

[@clarrnceclark9482]

Too bad the cop Didn't rule his car as well

[@Bill-sp8kb]

@@clarrnceclark9482 *rule? Do you have a problem with the police, to want to see them hurt?

[@PeterGunn1958]

Not Florida, FHP is easily equal to ASP

[@rodneychapman1506]

GEORGIA STATE PATROL is no joke either they have the GT mustang those idiots who try to out run them and they will pit you at high speed too !!!

[@sofializzy4519]

LOVE ASP SO MUCH! So much RESPECT!

[@PingEagle333]

Thank you for your service and working as you do to keep law abiding citizens safe!!!!!

[@doltbezoar]

I swear, these be Arkansas police are badass heroes. Much respect.

[@LanceHKW]

I love that these officers are interchangeable - they all PIT like masters! They should receive bonuses for each PIT.

[@soloban81]

Or a sticker on the side of their squad car like WW2 tally boards on the side of aircraft.

[@janetdw]

@@soloban81 or tackles on football helmets. Put them on the hood so when the guys look back in the rearview mirror they might say “oh forget it I’ll just pull over.”

[@howardoller443]

@@soloban81 HILARIOUS! I love it! What a great idea.

[@marktwain368]

Anyone notice @2:21 how the red semi swerved to the left to jam the perp? I'm sure he was trying to help the police. Risky but gutsy move, Mr. Trucker!

[@stevenryle5709]

When I was driving a semi I teamed up with two other truckers, with the State Trooper's CB radio request, to stop a drunk driver. The dude was in an old Cadillac convertible, coming home drunk after spending the night at a casino. We went three wide on a causeway and gradually slowed to a stop with the Cadillac stopped behind us. When the trooper walked up to the drunk he was passed out in the driver's seat with his head resting on the steering wheel.

[@donf3877]

@@stevenryle5709 But... it also depended on the state. Down south and out west, Texas Arkansas Arizona Utah Mississippi and the like... always happy to help out the State Police, and did many times. Mutual respect. Three and four abreast rolling roadblocks to slow a criminal down. Ohio Indiana Michigan and the like... screw 'em. You treat us like crap... we return the favor!!! Of course back then, all the truckers and the State Police had CB's and monitored channel 19. Now days... hardly anyone even has a CB anymore.

[@rasimbaykal9154]

🇹🇷♥️I would like to express my love and respect from Turkey to my esteemed police friends who put their lives at risk so that innocent people in the society can live peacefully, and especially to the Turkish police officers working there...

[@BogattheMoon]

Finally. The gratifying PIT I've been waiting for.

[@Peter-cz1ri]

Simply put, ASP are awesome. Thanks for what you do

[@grumpyiwegianpodcast3505]

Isn't amazing how fast the criminals learns when he wants something! Nice jobs Troopers!

[@limeaid23]

That concrete divider does exactly what it was designed to do. Keep the vehicles on one side of the road. Great TVI guys, handshakes all around.

[@iancurnow9060]

That was absolutely fantastic, Trooper Grace. Well done. Thank you

[@CK-TN]

That was a nice pit with all those vehicles on the road

[@D-Nice358]

That wasn't Kool at All 😒

[@stephotis1929]

Great team work and back up from all Troopers. Nice job guys. Yes, high fives and handshakes all around.

[@paulb9769]

That was amazing. Great driving and teamwork.

[@sooveritgenx]

I've rewatched this after watching 100s of chase videos and this remains the MOST surgically precise pit at over 100mph I've ever seen. Amazing job, Trooper Grace and all LEOs! Thank you!

[@trevor2453]

Trooper: "Am I able to PIT at this speed?" Dispatch: "Yes."

[@diego5125]

lol lol

[@AscDrew]

Not Dispatch, it was his supervisor.

[@russellayton6408]

Wow. Those were some tight quarters to pull that off in. Super nice PIT.

[@AquariumAficionado]

Wowwwww the driving by the pitting officer was spectacular controlled the pit from going into far right lanes Beautiful

[@jairamragbir437]

officer, what a driver your are.🙏🌹🇹🇹

[@Quetzachapin]

5:48 is one picture perfect PIT. Squad car keeps running a straight line after the pit. Great job officers.

[@PolicePursuits]

Trooper Grace is one of the best.

[@baddriversoflittlerock8359]

Looks like the car basically pitted itself.

[@josephrobinson5452]

Trooper Grace was smart enough to let that fool pit himself which is a lot easier and all he have to do is hold his ground against the suspect's car. It was far to close to traffic but we'll done.

[@thechampion9525]

I guess it was dangerous cause the big truck was so close ahead of them but it was just a perfect pit

[@thechampion9525]

Yeah was a perfect pit but it was dangerous cause the big truck was so close ahead of them

[@covinaca5312]

I actually flinched watching this chase.

[@whicker59]

Probably cause International Harvestor tractors aren't use to these speeds and quick maneuvers. 😁

[@RANDOMNATION907]

@@whicker59 I understood that reference.

[@immortaltyger1569]

@@cj7635 Exacto Mundo

[@lelandkelley2199]

Pedro was ready to jump in the jail after that award winning PIT . Congratulations 🎉

[@Alexander-tq5iu]

Glad all the officers are safe and no one was hurt. Awesome Pit Arkansas State Police!!! You guys ROCK!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@guadalahonky4002]

That view when the perp's vehicles flies upside down by the window is a special kind of satisfying. The Czech judges all rate it a 10.0.

[@biglazybilly]

I want POLICE LIKE THAT IN MY STATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thomasfletcher760]

Same here ! Washington State could definitely use state police like them !

[@nuckels188]

I support deporting felons but im not gonna lie the cop's driving pretty unsafely lol. If you don't understand physics, pushing the limits of physics like this will eventually bite you in the ass

[@ChadSimplicio]

Send every law enforcement agent in California to Arkansas for advanced training & education.

[@thomasfletcher760]

@@ChadSimplicio all law enforcement agencies along the west coast

[@deerlord2363]

​@@ChadSimplicio It's not about lack of training, it's the state policy that protects criminals and even if the cops in CA wanted to do a job like these officers, they are not allowed.

[@abelnieves8639]

All 49 other states need to learn from Arkansas great job to the officers men and women there's still some citizens out here that respect and honor your badge and what you do for us

[@robertcampbellii9787]

Oh yes. The people loyal to the cops “honored and respected”them when they tried to overthrow our government.

[@davidfrench5407]

Just started seeing Georgia State Patrol, they're beasts when in pursuit, too.

[@twocontollersonebrain9071]

He’s so calm like a rally car driver you can tell he’s done this many times

[@DanO181919]

Great driving sir!!

[@kennethpaladino4948]

Nice PIT! U deserve all those congrats! Thank U all 4 what U do! B safe! ❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@456steel]

Awesome work. Thanks for keeping the roads safe...

[@handyscapersllc]

The way he used his cruiser to prevent the suspects car from going into traffic was nice 🔥

[@JohnnyRingo406Trapper]

That was another epic PIT, 1 after another today. Great job guys

[@hartmutlorentzen9659]

This great video shows it again: ASP officers are the best in the US.

[@matthew0317usmc]

Holy shit. That was the most beautiful PIT I have ever seen! At 100+ and did it like it was nothing.

[@brianr9049]

Great job gentlemen. i just wish some other states would allow law enforcement to emulate your efforts.

[@theoutdoorguy8740]

You mean like California? Were they follow somebody for 6 and 1/2 hours. And the person routinely runs people off the road crashes vehicles car jacks people. I know it's not law enforcement's fault in California as it's the politicians to put handcuffs on the law enforcement officers.

[@cupidstunt22]

The way the cop kept his car between the felon's car and other traffic just in case was expert

[@SpuddyLlama]

"Aw, come on now lemme get it" so calmly was hilarious.

[@MissKCece]

Great ,awesome pit Trooper Grace. I know you 'll do it. You're one of the best. Disappointed on Trooper Hernandez he passed those good opportunity to pit.

[@lookup2one]

Perfect PIT, Trooper Grace risked his life staying beside the vehicle shielding it from traveling into the other lanes! I hope he get a accommodation for this act of bravery‼🙏💙🙏

[@congruentcrib]

100mph pit… that’s fuckin crazy! Amazing work. Also props to ford for making a car so safe. Seriously amazes me someone can walk away from that.

[@adriankalitka3762]

I can't believe he PIT'd him at that speed and with that many cars around. Just crazy

[@silverbackhayabusa]

Ronald took a chance in traffic that Montae wouldn't and it ended well but I can't blame Montae one bit. He handled the pursuit amazingly and tried to balance risk in a reasonable way. Good on both troopers putting this pursuit to an end. Props to the sheriff and his excellent pursuit skills as well.

[@Rroff2]

Montae did an excellent job managing the risk with far too many uncooperative/slow reacting drivers. Not entirely on board with Ronald's pit but it was artfully done and he did attempt to keep his vehicle between other vehicles and danger during it. EDIT: As an aside I own one of these Nissans (with the top spec engine) for running to the shops, etc. you would not want to be running from the cops in one... the steering has a massive dead zone and is more hinting what direction you want to go than anything and it isn't exactly fast.

[@michaeljanes6206]

@@Rroff2 Well said! I love the ASP, but I'm a little uneasy with that pit - though it was great! I guess Ronald determined the driver had to be stopped ASAP, driving like a madman and darting in and out of traffic and on shoulders at those high speeds. You have to weigh the risks on both sides. It's a tough decision sometimes.

[@marcbrewster1169]

This is exactly why we need our borders secured.

[@jdgarcia2004]

Not Gun Control against AR-15's? so that White People stop murdering kids and shooting up our schools?

[@MultiTurbospeed]

Instead of armed guards put armor tanks and don't be afraid to fire if needed

[@jdgarcia2004]

@@MultiTurbospeed lmao imagine shooting at unarmed kids. Even Elon Musk agrees that this country needs more Labor Workers. Why do u think NO PRESIDENT not EVEN YOUR GOD TRUMP HAS DONE A THING TO FIX IT? Because Immigrants PAY TAXES but never file for Return so US KEEP all that $$$. Be smart

[@tammyhodges4447]

Exactly. Biden/Harris has given this country to illegal aliens and criminals.

[@MadScientist267]

*FINISH HIM*

[@tobyweldon7551]

Great job Gladiators of the Hiway ! 😮

[@williamwhite2113]

Great driving and use of the PIT as well. ASP don't play around and the bad guys find out the hard way.

[@seagullpoet]

Love seeing cops happy with one another ❤

[@traceyrhodes9455]

So wholesome. 😂😂

[@rescuelover7891]

Great PIT Trooper Grace! I am not unaware of the skill it takes to do this maneuver without injuring other drivers.

[@musiccitymadman2023]

Pit maneuver at over 100 miles per hour in heavy traffic. Those cops have balls.

[@deplorablebilly1066]

Great job officers!America appreciates you!

[@evahanson7681]

Im a simple woman. I see Arkansas State Police and PIT so I clicked. 😂

[@fredyd3438]

Beautiful execution of a PIT maneuver

[@hilham89]

As a Tennessean, we don't claim him. Although I believe he did volunteer to drive there to keep y'all on your toes. Nice work ASP

[@mikec8430]

I love how the car rolls a couple time and cop yells get out of the car😂

[@andrewhigdon8346]

It’s a testament to modern safety standards in these cars that these idiots can often walk away after rolling at 80-100mph+. 30 years ago they’d either be dead or wished they were.

[@permaquilter9111]

Kind of a shame in cases like this one though.

[@mexicanspec]

I think that is one of the reasons people drive much worse these days. They can crash and have basically no consequences.

[@DroneStrike1776]

Rolling is actually a good thing. It's dispensing energy. You're cocooned in a barrel roll. Coming to a sudden stop is what kills. If you watch racing, especially rally racing, you can see in cam footage of rolls and how the passengers barely move vs them hitting a tree and sustain heavy g force.

[@jayschafer1760]

To be able to walk away from a 100+ mph car crash and not require ANY medical attention... That's some good safety engineering, both in the car and on the highway (concrete wall/barrier on the left really did a great job of containing the car). Engineers should be dang proud.

[@opiecunningham1570]

I love the celebratory hand shakes!

[@douglasbuckland8280]

Never, ever mess with State Troopers...of any State! They are generally nice and polite...until you aren't. Then the gloves come off!

[@AlienWorkshopxXx]

That pit was so clean with traffic around them! 😂

[@Jim_CSI]

Well done Troopers of ASP! Well done indeed. So well done that the PIT knocked his right sock off through the shoe. 6:27 mark.

[@deerlord2363]

He also said he shit his pants when the car rolled over 🤣

[@flaxseedoil1000]

Must be frustrating with all the morons pacing in the passing lane

[@cadesgarage3734]

Try living here😂😂

[@MadScientist267]

It's a road. Plug your crayon eater.

[@maxsdad538]

Maybe they're PASSING in the passing lane, Slick. Kind of difficult to see cars running up on you at 100mph.

[@garryiglesias4074]

Yeah or this truck going on the left lane just while the police car arrive... Seems that mirrors are optionals for most people.

[@garryiglesias4074]

@@maxsdad538 «Kind of difficult to see cars running up on you» Yeah if your mirrors are optional. NORMALLY, a good driver should check his mirrors constantly... Seeing most don't check them while changing lane is crazy to me. You should check them every couple of seconds. Eyes should scan the environment constantly.