NEVER GIVE UP! Tahoe continues to flee without back tires following PIT Maneuver

(*Editorial: If you are a subscriber, you have no doubt seen Trooper Ellison on several videos. He handles business. But once the situation is deescalated, he handles business with compassion. His conduct here with the suspect and his mother is commendable.)
Trooper's Narrative:
On Friday, July 7, 2023, at approximately 10:40 PM, I was traveling westbound on Asher Ave. when a black Tahoe passed me
traveling well over the posted speed limit. I activated my emergency lights and caught up to the Tahoe on Asher Ave. as we
approached the intersection with University Ave. Once I caught the Tahoe, the driver, later identified as Marvin Jenkins,
reduced his speed but continued traveling west on Asher.
Jenkins continued on Asher until we reached the intersection with University where we stopped at the red traffic light. Once the
light turned green, Jenkins continued westbound onto Colonel Glenn Rd and turned left into the 10 Fitness parking lot. Jenkins
continued through the parking lot and onto University southbound where he continued fleeing at speeds reaching approximately
80 miles per hour.
I performed a Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI) by using the driver front corner of my TVI bumper to make contact with the
passenger rear quarter of Jenkins' vehicle. This caused his vehicle rotate 360 degrees clockwise and then 360 degrees
counterclockwise. During the second rotation, the rear wheels of Jenkins' vehicle hit a raised curb which busted both rear tires.
Jenkins continued to flee in the vehicle southbound on University, with the rear of the vehicle sliding across both traffic lanes
and onto both shoulders, due to it driving on the rear rims.
Jenkins pulled into the Quick Food Mart, 5102 University, where he ended up stopping just before reentering University Ave. I
made contact with Jenkins and placed him in handcuffs without further incident.
MEMS responded to evaluate Jenkins who stated he had no injury and did not wish to receive any treatment.
Due to Jenkins' serious medical conditions, all present prior to this incident, Trooper Duncan made contact with staff at the
Pulaski County Jail inquiring about their ability to facilitate his medical needs. Trp. Duncan obtained a written Refusal for
Admission which stated they could not fulfill his medical requirements.
Asher Wrecker responded and towed Jenkins' vehicle and I cited Jenkins for the following: 5-54-125: Fleeing - Vehicle (D/F),
27-50-302: Speeding - More than 15 Over, 27-50-308: Reckless Driving and 27-51-104: Improper or Unsafe Lane Change and
released him to the care of his mother.

[@PolicePursuits]

(*Editorial: If you are a subscriber, you have no doubt seen Trooper Ellison on several videos. He handles business. But once the situation is deescalated, he handles business with compassion. His conduct here with the suspect and his mother is commendable.) Trooper's Narrative: On Friday, July 7, 2023, at approximately 10:40 PM, I was traveling westbound on Asher Ave. when a black Tahoe passed me traveling well over the posted speed limit. I activated my emergency lights and caught up to the Tahoe on Asher Ave. as we approached the intersection with University Ave. Once I caught the Tahoe, the driver, later identified as Marvin Jenkins, reduced his speed but continued traveling west on Asher. Jenkins continued on Asher until we reached the intersection with University where we stopped at the red traffic light. Once the light turned green, Jenkins continued westbound onto Colonel Glenn Rd and turned left into the 10 Fitness parking lot. Jenkins continued through the parking lot and onto University southbound where he continued fleeing at speeds reaching approximately 80 miles per hour. I performed a Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI) by using the driver front corner of my TVI bumper to make contact with the passenger rear quarter of Jenkins' vehicle. This caused his vehicle rotate 360 degrees clockwise and then 360 degrees counterclockwise. During the second rotation, the rear wheels of Jenkins' vehicle hit a raised curb which busted both rear tires. Jenkins continued to flee in the vehicle southbound on University, with the rear of the vehicle sliding across both traffic lanes and onto both shoulders, due to it driving on the rear rims. Jenkins pulled into the Quick Food Mart, 5102 University, where he ended up stopping just before reentering University Ave. I made contact with Jenkins and placed him in handcuffs without further incident. MEMS responded to evaluate Jenkins who stated he had no injury and did not wish to receive any treatment. Due to Jenkins' serious medical conditions, all present prior to this incident, Trooper Duncan made contact with staff at the Pulaski County Jail inquiring about their ability to facilitate his medical needs. Trp. Duncan obtained a written Refusal for Admission which stated they could not fulfill his medical requirements. Asher Wrecker responded and towed Jenkins' vehicle and I cited Jenkins for the following: 5-54-125: Fleeing - Vehicle (D/F), 27-50-302: Speeding - More than 15 Over, 27-50-308: Reckless Driving and 27-51-104: Improper or Unsafe Lane Change and released him to the care of his mother.

[@daryllect6659]

Hicks say "back" tires. The rest of us say "rear" tires.

[@gemee1]

@DonnellOkafor because he is STUPID!

[@YouLookinAtMe-Bro]

​@@daryllect6659Just curious... How about the other ones, Front or forward? Lol

[@YouLookinAtMe-Bro]

​@DonnellOkaforBecause he was takin them to his Mama's house!

[@olivervision]

That Trooper has his very own mini-me!

[@moniqueb9210]

He was scared and called his mother. But he is independent enough to drive and flee the police. smh

[@bobroberts2371]

This is like the third in recent vids

[@user-iv5gy3rc2b]

Not calling his father because the prison doesn't allow phone calls from outside.

[@Procrastinator1948]

@@user-iv5gy3rc2b You are presuming that he even knows who his daddy is.

[@RandysFiftySevenChevy]

Never a father or grandfather

[@Americansiciliangirl]

​@@user-iv5gy3rc2breal men don't call their mommies

[@mom42boys]

Being paralyzed does not exempt you from a fleeing arrest. Nor does stupidity. 🙄

[@psikogeek]

I wonder if the stupidity caused the paralyzation.

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

​@@psikogeekyup, the parents were stupid and procreated.

[@jkhtravelrn]

Exactly. But stupidly seems to be oozing out of idiots like him, which contaminates everyone else. Is it getting worse in America? Or is it because of increased use of body cams by the police 👮‍♂️👮🏻‍♀️ ?

[@mitch3384]

@@psikogeek That's what I was thinking too.

[@superstraighthhwhitemale8880]

Let's be honest with ourselves here..... He's black. The majority of them don't want to be reasonable. Reecist this, victim that. Constant excuses for their shitty behavior. Selfishness has consumed their demographic. I absolutely would not be surprised if he's faking paralyzation "because reecist cops are killing them in droves" and strategically uses a health condition he doesn't have. BLM stays silent when blacks kill blacks. They don't care about black lives unless whitey kills one of them.

[@fire32njetta]

Who else appreciates when departments use the park kill feature on the sirens.

[@mocast0974]

I didn't know that was an option. You learn something new every day, I guess.

[@sofializzy4519]

Much respect to this Trooper for his compassion and professionalism.

[@sbckev4172]

I've been in a chair for 24yrs starting at a young age at (18yrs old) I have made some bad decisions in that time including breaking the law and jail time, I have never had the heart to use my disability as an excuse to try to get out of anything. If you have the ability to drive and/or make any of life's decisions on your own then you sure as hell better make sure you can deal with the consequences, what an embarrassing individual, wow smh.

[@katymitchell8200]

I really appreciate your comment. It means a great deal more in your disabled position. 30 yr practice as an RN, now disabled due to Scoliosis as a kid and not looking forward to my 4th back surgery at 59 yo, but now I feel embarrassed because I can still ambulate, just not without pain.

[@sbckev4172]

@@katymitchell8200 Hello Katy and thank you for sharing your story! I was in 2 serious car accidents, 1st was in 2000 which left me paralyzed from the waist down, vertebra T12 and L1. Second was in 2004, collapsed lung on my right side broke 2 ribs, both femur were broke in half, metal rods from my knees up to my hips, completely shattered my left ankle, which I can't walk on it anyway lol, I was on a ventilator for 2 weeks. These days not a lot of friends, everyone is married with children except for me lol, can't help to think about what others think about you and your situation, it's just human nature, somewhere inside you have the strength💝

[@katymitchell8200]

@sbckev4172 Hello. Sou to reply. I have a wonderful husband andweet of y our 2 grown sons. I have a great wealth of family support. The constant pain is what drags me down. I'm on pain meds but it doesn't crush it. You and I have to stay strong of will, and we'll survive. When I get to heaven it won't be a problem any longer :)

[@notme2day]

@sbckev4172 so my question is this ... IF he is so paralyzed WHY is his wheelchair all the way in the back/trunk? ... so yeah, he played on his disability big time.

[@sbckev4172]

@@notme2day His passenger could have possibly put it back there would be my guess.

[@larry8253]

Both rear tires removed with one PIT maneuver, impressive!

[@sstrick500]

Probably had 10 psi in them. They never maintain their vehicles.

[@johnrogers8217]

@@sstrick500not maypops they’re gonna pops

[@davelowets]

Yea, it was.... both tires instantly GONE... 🤣

[@Ray56z]

What happens when you want to use rubber bands as tires.

[@LITTLE1994]

Those tires must be poorly inflated.

[@billysmith6284]

I’ve noticed “I’m so scared” is the new thing when you have drugs, warrants, loaded guns and you run from the law.

[@danielhumphrey5231]

That excuse has been used for a hundred years.

[@melski777]

Trooper Ellison. I see you sir! Good job. Level headed, calm and respectful. Take notes rookies and hot heads.

[@shakes7333]

Thats hilarious that he thought that they would just let him go after all that.

[@sawmanbigtreeslayer2360]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@adamellis6785]

Well, he was right, wasn't he? It says at the end of the description that they, "released him to the care of his mother," despite their earlier assurances that he would be going to jail.

[@CraigGrant-sh3in]

@@adamellis6785 It also says that the jail medical staff could not accommodate his medical needs . He was charged with multiple charges and turned over to his mother . He didn't get away with anything. He most probably would have bonded out if they could take him in.

[@Colorado_Native]

You can certainly ask, but you have to be ready to accept a 'no' as an answer.

[@Colorado_Native]

@@adamellis6785 Ise gots a funnee feelin' he'd rather done gon to jail than get a whoopin' from his momma.

[@Rosanne-rf2gg]

Being paralyzed doesn't give you free reign to break the law. Kudos to the first officer who approached with gun drawn, assessed the situation professionally and calmly.. even talked to the guys mother.

[@astropioneer3296]

For sure. Being paralyzed-or black-doesn’t give you the right to flee police. And I’m a liberal. What a dumbass.

[@notme2day]

My question is IF he is so paralyzed WHY is his wheelchair in the trunk?

[@YouTubeCensorshipStinks]

​@@notme2day Likely someone put it in there for him and wherever he was going would help him unload. Still an idiot for running

[@AlumniQuad]

In today's America, grown adults are no longer responsible for their own conduct and its impact on the safety of others. Everyone is a victim!

[@craigcorson3036]

*free REIN, not free reign. Comes from riding horseback; you drop the REINS, and the horse goes where it wants.

[@donsicariofx]

"under arrest for whaaaat, lemme call my mama sir"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

Kudos to Trooper Ellison, and thank you for your informative description. I'm disabled, and I'm thinking I'd only need to mention it once so they would know it's a special situation. Anyway, the thing that stuck out for me the most, and by far, was the respectful way Trooper Ellison spoke with that guy's mother. He knew she had been put through enough in this life.

[@bbrcummins1984]

Unbelievable he runs from the law and blames the deputies for his mommy's car getting torn up 😊

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

Looks like he can't afford his own car with his free hand out disability check.

[@suzanne900]

He wishes he could run

[@anthonysheipline]

@@suzanne900 I should not have laughed at that. Sorry.

[@Ray56z]

@@suzanne900 He's no longer the victim-stop treating them like they still are-paraplegic or not. Did he have the need for someone to be driving him around running 80-90 mph, fleeing from police, or was he doing it himself?

[@Ray56z]

@@anthonysheipline Don't apologize, she is in the wrong, not you.

[@LanceHKW]

Being disabled is no excuse!

[@Cool07R6SRider]

His IQ is disabled

[@dougaltolan3017]

Paralysed from the waist down and the neck up.

[@tecwzrd]

Unless a legit medical emergency, considering his actions in accelerating and eventually stopping that doesn't appear to be the case here.

[@user-iv5gy3rc2b]

His real disability isn't physical.

[@largemember]

Please explain that to brain-dead-Biden.....

[@JV-df9em]

I can’t fathom living every day with this level of intelligence. This dude must have cartoons on in his head 24/7

[@originaldelta]

Holy smokes...that made me laugh way too much bud 🤣 😂 😆 💀

[@MrReymoclif714]

Seriously though?

[@arlenespencer5850]

It's a curse..

[@MoparGuy1625]

No. Just another dumb NR

[@johnhewett9483]

What is astounding to me is how many officers attended the scene. The first officer looked big fit and strong. How lucky they are to have so much back up

[@Adam-vj7dn]

It's standard to call for backup when a suspect evades arrest.

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

​@@Adam-vj7dnIt's also smart. A suspect encountering one or two officers is far more likely to resist violently. But when confronted with four or five, they're much less likely to cause problems. That keeps everyone safer.

[@lisac9342]

Lots of respect for the trooper and how he handled the entire situation.

[@kevino4846]

When he told the suspect, "I will hurt you", looking at him you can see that he would be pretty capable of doing that😄But Trooper Ellison carried himself like all LEOs should. Well done.

[@user-pg9jg2xe4n]

I was thinking the same thing.. Very professional

[@huu7hbbjko]

He just went back to the gym. Lol. Man is pumped.

[@scottshanklin5533]

Loads of respect for any law enforcement officer who has to deal with idiots

[@huu7hbbjko]

@@scottshanklin5533 7/11 clerks too. They deal with a ton of idiots as well.

[@vegasnative6394]

Unbelievable!! He thinks he’s special because he’s paralyzed. Love how they’re all scared once they’re caught…At least this didn’t end in a foot chase.

[@dennisgoans701]

DARN

[@bethdavis6863]

Ooo…brutal.

[@mikeparkes7922]

Savage re "foot chase". TRUE, but savage.

[@wildernessman760]

pulls jet powered wheel chair out jumps in seat starts it up hits booster button cops standing there with mouths wide open speechless.😂😂😂

[@davelowets]

It WOULD have if....

[@jacobrodesh9019]

Trooper Ellison is HUGE. A professional and a gentleman

[@pshsgolferboy]

HUGE. Came here for this.

[@JohanLind]

Ancient Greek statues comes to mind...

[@efrembrown10]

Great job by the Police the way they handled everything…Much Respect for them

[@DarthVader1977]

"They messed your car up" No, YOU messed her car up. No personal responsibility.

[@mikeparkes7922]

Precisely.

[@randomviewer2319]

LOL

[@MoparGuy1625]

NRs NEVER take responsibility

[@omw9965]

Nicest officer I've seen handling a man who refused to stop or obey, he got himself into that situation then he asks the cops "what is yall doing to me?" seriously dude, you did it to yourself by fleeing police and putting the public in danger. Even if you're disabled in the legs and the brain by all you did, you still deserve the same jail time and judgement as a regular man, hope you don't get away with anything in court. with all respect you are a super Dummmmazz. Mom is definately ashamed of you.

[@jdove39]

Damn this officer is a gentleman! He was SO respectful to the mom and the suspect. Kudos to you, officer. He is proof positive that police can be 100% effective while being kind and respectful. Its a matter of desire...✌🏾👏🏾💪🏾

[@vindiesel1469]

Trooper Ellison needs to be PRAISED...his compassion and level head kept this situation from becoming deadly. The fact he even spoke to the suspects mother on the cell arranging for her to come to the location is amazing.

[@j.b.a.124]

All the driver had to do was pull over, be respectful towards the trooper & obey instructions. Arkansas Troopers are the best. Stay safe🇺🇸

[@andykerr3803]

You would would think a paraplegic would understand the danger to others of driving an SUV at speeds of 90 mph. This is one selfish little soul, imagine he would paralyze another... 😑

[@mikeparkes7922]

Or worse.

[@Ms.AnnDrist]

Be probably got paralyzed by a bullet

[@donarthiazi2443]

3:20 to 3:45 was like a boxer doing the chicken dance 😂😂😂

[@damienchance3153]

😂😂😂

[@skatesneakerlover]

3:10 I almost died laughing, can't remember the last time I laughed so hard! That driver had the Tahoe at full revs the whole time trying to get away while the tail just keeps swaying everywhere.

[@motleymama6587]

Agree, almost wet my pants watching that ridiculous attempt.

[@a.j.haverkamp4023]

A perfect PIT! Paralyzed and brain dead. Why is he immediately trying to make a phone call when he was stopped? Warning people at home to hide stuff?

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Or send armed reinforcements. Being a cop is dangerous; it's no wonder they're often a little trigger happy. Any domestic violence call or traffic stop can end in them being shot.

[@davidgolf3245]

Man, those cops are quick to PIT and I am all for it!!! Great job boys in blue, nice work.

[@ausfuhrpramienjagar]

Exactly how it should be done with every jurisdiction across the country.

[@suehofkamp8594]

The fact that he is questioning why he is being arrested says a lot.

[@marksages1691]

Total professionalism by Trooper Ellison.. the fact he was released to care of his mother shows more compassion. This is what a real trooper is... but i have to say this, " STRANGE THINGS WERE AFOOT AT THE CIRCLE-K"

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Most excellent, dude!

[@FNHaole]

The subject’s entitlement is insufferable.

[@DrLumpy]

"Entitled" is not at all what we're seeing here. It's just a pop phrase the lots of kids like to throw around. Similar to "Underrated".

[@randyosborne3971]

These are the adorned darlings of Washington D.C.. Our country's future is bleak.

[@mikeparkes7922]

HE is insufferable, as a human being and as a poor excuse for a man. His over-inflated and unjustified sense of entitlement just makes him much worse.

[@maplebear6527]

@@DrLumpy No, OP hit it on the head. Very typical behavior

[@GuretoSefirosu]

So being paralyzed means you don't have to stop for cops? Wow, I never knew! Seriously though, he was SO polite to that dude's mom! Such respect!

[@TheOysterjam]

thing is... that line has probly worked for him hundreds of times in various situations

[@rogersmith7808]

It got him out of going to jail though...

[@adrianbrown3894]

The jail refused to accept him because of his injuries prior too this incident. It’s in the narrative

[@jayhemfindsyou]

Are you forgetting that he flew past a marked state police car doing 90 in a 45 to initiate the traffic stop?! And he's trying to play all innocent. 🤣

[@GuretoSefirosu]

@@jayhemfindsyou Oh, but being paralyzed allows that also! How about you come break my lower spine so I can do 90mph everywhere too! (=

[@anhonorableindependent9124]

That officer was very nice and very considerate. Mad respect for him seeing how the dude was truly in the wrong.

[@georgem1234]

I agree with the note of how professional Trooper Ellison was, no vulgar language as so many officers use, and sincere concern for the driver. Good job

[@SPJBR]

The way that trooper spoke with the mother was outstanding. Mad respect for this officer. 👍

[@calmbro1970]

It says in the description that he didn't even go to jail, he was just fined and released to his mother.

[@JoeCnNd]

@@calmbro1970 WTF, my life would be ruined if I did this. He could have killed someone.

[@jmw689]

His paralysis must extend to his brain.

[@johnlundvall8911]

The usual stupid and ignorant kind that just never listen or can follow the easiest command. The patience these officers have is way more than he deserves.

[@Zerbey]

Difficult situation for everyone, but I'm afraid having a disability doesn't exempt you from traffic laws! Always impressed with how respectful ASP are once the situation is under control.

[@donaldcampbell5277]

Scared and mama, it never gets old

[@ilvcf]

😂😂😂

[@BW-kv9wj]

It’s always the first thing they do. Call mommy.

[@nix4644]

Well, it kinda does actually.

[@TorstenStett]

Now his car is paralyzed.

[@nigeltufnel9525]

Ouch! 😂

[@mellendiamond]

Momma's car.

[@MervandtheMagicTones]

"Can you not walk at all?" "No sir, I'm paralyzed, waist down" "Okay. Swing your legs out"

[@bryanreed1556]

This cop showed a lot of restraint, normally he would of been pulled out of the car onto his face. And much respect for how he handled the conversation with this man's mother.

[@bethewalt7385]

The minute I saw into the car I saw the appliances on the brake and gas pedal that are used by drivers paralyzed from the waist down, so if I could see that the trooper certainly did, that's why he wasn't dragged out, duh!

[@bryanreed1556]

@@bethewalt7385 there are a couple of videos on KZbin where cops have pulled paralyzed drivers out under their face. All of which have resulted in law suites. Look them up, duh. Lol 😁

[@janineboitard6492]

If I was one of these suspects I'd be so EMBARRASSED.... they truly are at the bottom of the evolutionary scale...

[@SmokeyTreats]

It's impossible for them to be embarrassed... Evolution cut them off like a bartender at closing time long before anyone else ever encountered them. West African DNA, where most slaves came from, is 20% pre-sapien.

[@bum4evr]

Totally agree. If I could just go back in time and fix a stupid thing we did in our history.

[@skyedog24]

They are raised by single black women who don't have a husband because they were illegitimately impregnated they didn't care who it was as long as they got a baby. The federal government will take care of them this has to come to an end. There are many single mothers and single fathers that raised perfectly honest and caring citizens.

[@dudleydeplorable5307]

N's simply being N's...

[@Malbeefance]

And they vote democrat no matter what.

[@crosisofborg5524]

BLM pass or disable pass. He tried both thinking he gets special treatment. Sorry Flash but you get none.

[@ubergeek1968]

I give Trooper Jenkins full credit for not being verbally abusive and for being gentle in his handling of this suspect.

[@mickb474]

Great respect to Officer Ellison for his calmness, professionalism and his conduct in the way he dealt with the incident 👍🏻

[@steverogers9824]

USUAL SUSPECT DOING WHAT THEY USUALLY DO... NEVER TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR ACTIONS...NEVER

[@Rhinozzzz]

He be founder of the Dint Du Nuttin crew

[@thegraffitiplayground1325]

Mama baby’s them their whole life.

[@cabman86]

Sounds like he feels privileged. He should have stopped and the jail needs to update to allow for wheelchair offenders.

[@just_observing1]

Texas don't care what your medical issue is. Prison full of blind leading blind and walkers and wheel chairs, etc...

[@norahc.]

Difficult, expensive, and introducing more stuff to be turned into shivs and weapons...for an extremely rare situation. It would be a funny ADA lawsuit though. 😅

[@bobroberts2371]

The real question is why it he in a chair?

[@nomenclature9373]

Any given location, Intake/booking has wheelchairs. Usually used to strap down troublesome detainees. In my area, he would be held in the medical wing.

[@norahc.]

@nomenclature9373 restraint chairs are different than wheel chairs. And not all jails have a medical holding area. The jail I worked at had 4 wings (3 male, 1 female) one drunk tank and one isolation cell. We usually had 1-2 deputies working, 1 dispatcher/911 operator and 1 jailer working.

[@salishawheeler76]

I love our state troopers. They do such a great job. Love and respect for all my brothers and sisters in Christ who keep us safe.

[@JamesEmery]

Headline - PARALYZED MAN RUNS FROM THE POLICE

[@Daniel-Weaver]

Man bites dog.

[@JacquelineSwaimBrown]

I’m confused.. when did being paralyzed or having other conditions mean you don’t have to stop for police 🤦🏻‍♀️! Great job for the trooper he’s one of my favorites! I wish he’d at least had to be taken to jail seems like he got off to lightly!

[@mikeparkes7922]

It's unfortunate the jail wasn't equipped to cater to his "medical needs". Those needs go way past him being a low IQ numbnut, plus whiny, self-entitled simp...who also happens to be paralyzed.

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Too lightly.

[@Letsgobrandon.2024]

Homophones, not to be confused with homophobes😮

[@LordDustinDeWynd]

8:55 Kudos to trooper for being so nice with wickdeed's momma!

[@PacificForage]

Mad respect to the officers for maintaining composure and compassion.

[@sideboob6851]

"Under arrest for what?". Apparently his brain is paralyzed as well.

[@glenncheatham1320]

“They messed your car up”🙄 Mommy must be so proud. 🙄

[@mikeparkes7922]

HE messed the car up. It was ALL avoidable.

[@truthseekerhill4262]

Kudos to the cops. This was handled very well by the cops. The guy in the SUV was just over the top. Thanks to our boys in blue. 👏

[@lyonsdavid]

His Lawyers, the Judge & D.A. will no doubt fight to get his Driver's' License back!!!

[@jeannemarcinek4575]

The guy is a whiner, my momma, momma should leave him in jail. He created his own jail time by doing what he did. Sometimes one has to wonder about people.

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

I hope she did. I'm sure it was her vehicle he severely damaged.

[@Imnotplayinganymore]

What a nice respectful criminal. Always called the cop sir. His mom must be proud.

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

I'm sure that she is! And he loves his Mama. I guess getting himself and multiple police escorts to Mama's house was more important than oberying a lawful order to pull over and STOP.

[@lori_bain]

LOL

[@BobHerres]

I 💘it! Hilarious!! 😁😁

[@richtygart6855]

"I'm paralyzed but my right foot still actually works for the gas pedal." 😂

[@need2connect]

5:57 shows the hand pedals that he uses.

[@DaLump89]

That one officer is a unit of a human. I wouldn’t wanna mess with him.

[@MikeKnut]

I think life for the criminals and civilians would be so much better if all law enforcement personnel conducted their selves as Trooper Ellison. I do understand there are a lot of times when officers can not be as kind because of the threat to police, first responders and civilians. Thank you for being who you are Trooper Ellison

[@ThyReen_]

good work! utmost respect for this officer.

[@martinedwards4522]

hes paralyzed!!..( as hes recording 😂😂

[@haroldscott9335]

Compassion and professional with the cops 🙂

[@thorzzzten]

1) How do you operate a vehicle when you are paralyzed? 2) Why does he move his legs at the end of the video?

[@tom_something]

Love how the driver stops at the red light and waits, even though there's no other traffic.

[@lellius]

Mama is definitely going to think twice before she allows Marvin to borrow her car again.

[@makpsv]

4:46 "That's it! I'm calling my mom!" 🤣

[@BoonesFrry]

Kudos to the trooper. His treatment of the suspect was professional, calm, fair, etc. Well done.

[@Alienmojo]

Coolest pit EVER!!!! If all officers were like Trooper Ellison the world would be in a better place.

[@AquariumAficionado]

Must have not seen the vid of the cop pulling perp off another cop and 3 tapping him in the head

[@BigMoney23223]

Can we permanently suspend people’s licenses already? This sociopath didn’t decide to do this overnight, if you look at his record he was cited at least 7 times within 5 years of reckless driving. But they just keep allowing these people back on the road

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

They just end up driving without a license. You see it all the time on here. Laws only work on people who follow them.

[@GhostSot]

@@wintersbattleofbands1144 FACTS

[@MiddleAgedBob]

While you aren’t wrong, it won’t prevent incidents like this. If someone is willing to flee the police they will certainly drive without a license.

[@filthylucreonyoutube]

If there really was a way to keep people who shouldn't drive from getting behind the wheel, that would be awesome.

[@martyn975]

​@@wintersbattleofbands1144And those people get extra charges and a longer sentence if they're jailed. It still works.

[@MnP_Ivan]

The police did an amazing job, not being extremely rude nor aggressive. Assessed the situation. More cops need to be like them

[@shellys7660]

Very professionally handled all around. Great job!

[@kenwright149]

Outstanding and respectful work ASP! He brought this sh*t on himself and you guys went above and beyond professionally to accommodate. Well done.

[@markenda1]

I fortunately have never gotten in trouble with the law, but I for sure can say that the last people that I would have wanted to have to call, or wanted to call, would have been my parents. I would have been too ashamed and embarrassed for having let them down.

[@wendysue9470]

I say the same thing. I never wanted my parents to know 😂

[@reubensandwich9249]

I wouldn't say "fortunately". If you follow the law you won't get in trouble.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

@@reubensandwich9249 - _"If you follow the law you won't get in trouble."_ You don't seriously believe that, do you?

[@ReptileAssylum]

You sir just issued yourself a tragic experience

[@benjaminrapp7418]

I'd be more afraid of my mother than any officer! Not only would she, at 66 years old, still beat the stuffing out of me, but disappointing her hits much harder than hearing it from someone like an officer.

[@JDKing-rj2oy]

That was a pretty good PIT maneuver. First time I've seen a PIT and Pin done by the same car! Impressive! "Under arrest for what?" Really?

[@MiddleAgedBob]

I have seen enough incidents of cops ignoring a perp/suspect’s disability that this was super refreshing. He took his disability into full account during arresting procedures but didn’t allow the disability to be an excuse for breaking the law. Mad respect to this officer and the other responding officers. If all cops were like this they would have a much better reputation as a whole.

[@nssomedude]

I am paralyzed.....that makes it so I can't stop and take a ticket. 20 to 1 odds that he became paralyzed driving like that.

[@nssomedude]

@@jackmehoff1864 he unfortunately will do it again, let's just pray no officers are hurt or innocent civilians.....just him.

[@dkstudioart]

Does he really believe that being paralyzed gives him permission to run from the police? Seems he's not 100% paralyzed even, I saw him move his legs a bit.

[@TodayzTomSawyer]

He did say waist down. I have a friend in the same situation and his legs jump involuntarily quite often. It's strange that he can't move them himself, but suddenly seeing one leg do about 3-5 spasms. He explained it to me once, but I can't remember why or how it happens.

[@isay207]

They like to work it for all it's worth former nurse

[@1STGeneral]

​@@isay207I say and you best do it 😮

[@ericaschaidt8588]

Didn’t you hear him? He wasn’t running from the police. He was taking them to his momma’s house because he’s paralyzed. 🙄

[@dkstudioart]

@@TodayzTomSawyer my Dad was mostly paralyzed from the waist down for the last few years of his life, so I do understand that but what I saw looked like voluntary movement, not spasms. I'm not saying he could walk, but he did seem capable of some movement. My Dad could walk but only with tremendous effort and the help of a walker, so he could move his legs some but they were very weak, he would do one lap through the front room and kitchen and would be wiped out for the rest of day. Even at 80 years old he kept trying but never improved beyond that.

[@yonigirl]

that officer is amazing-he was so calm, kind and compassionate. God bless him! I have no idea how they keep their cool when they have to deal with criminals.

[@bullcrapptv]

If I had a dollar for every time someone was "just trying to go see my mom" or "just trying to get to my mom's house"... I'd be watching this video on my yacht!

[@toxiq7399]

all these excuses and he still don’t have no leg to stand on

[@ttm1093]

😲😲😲

[@DJMattius]

You sir, win the internet today

[@mtmc823]

🤣🤣

[@ilvcf]

Come on man

[@toxiq7399]

@@ilvcf What happened? 🤣

[@ethanherring339]

For someone that’s paralyzed, he sure could work that gas and brake pedal 😂

[@starhope9630]

I'm not sure though if it is his vehicle that has hand controls set up in it for someone without use of their legs to operate...or if he is claiming to be paralyzed from the pit maneuver - which would obviously be a false claim as he continued to operate the foot controls after the pit. I don't know if the wheel chair was his - or if it was supplied by the police?...the officer did refer to it as 'your wheelchair' to the driver though.

[@shadowknows3882]

@@starhope9630 At 5:56 when the door is first opened you can see the linkage for the hand control on the brake pedal

[@rutlegs]

​@@starhope9630Police don't carry wheelchairs around with them.

[@starhope9630]

​@@rutlegs Yeah...but I had wondered if someone like a medic had showed up and passed one on to them from behind the camera at some point leading up to it being seen by the camera.

[@RaduRadonys]

@@starhope9630 The wheelchair was in that extremely intelligent black citizen's car.

[@amandagish5976]

Trooper Ellison is one big human being! They don't make trooper shirts big enough for him.

[@dontwanta]

You know there's other cops on a power trip that wouldn't have even listened to what he was saying & yanked him out through the window before hearing anything about being paralyzed.

[@greyjay9202]

Does he think that because he has a handicap, that laws don't apply to him? How was this kid raised? Some people are beyond stupid.

[@debianderson598]

This kid makes me mad. He plays dum and innocent because he is handicapped. I am in a wheelchair also as alot of people are for different reasons. It doesnt mean you can break the law.

[@davidriggs3847]

I wasn't expecting the cops to be so kind. This was good to see.

[@jdranetz]

If he's paralyzed, that SUV must be specially set up with hand brake and speed controls. Which, among other special assistance features makes the vehicle expensive. If that money was raised via a fund raise drive, this makes him entirely ungrateful.

[@robertheinkel6225]

If he is paralyzed, there should be hand controls in the car, that would be visible. No disabled plates on the car?

[@TStheDeplorable]

Apparently these officers are unaware of paralyzed immunity.

[@Cairannx]

It's just been revoked.

[@user-vl5cf3ix9x]

Well handled. 👍👍 to the Troopers and Officers involved.

[@craigcorson3036]

8:37 IT'S A MIRACLE!!! Watch how he lifts that paralyzed leg!! GLORY Hallelujah!!

[@davep153]

That is one big officer. He showed restraint when getting him out of the car. He had no idea the kid was paralyzed. Could have gone really bad.

[@rogersmith7808]

He looked 8 feet tall compared to the 2nd trooper that showed up..ha

[@mix5460]

@@rogersmith7808 lol i thought it was father / son day at work lol

[@rogersmith7808]

@@mix5460 😂

[@bobstaurovsky3506]

My question is, how did he put the wheelchair in the back of his vehicle ? How does he get the wheelchair out of the back of the vehicle if he is paralyzed ? That should be the questions the officers should be asking.

[@terrytownsend5583]

Maybe he’s referring to color

[@kimberlywoodbury1739]

I imagine he has people help him with the wheelchair.

[@toddtrexler2762]

That trooper is huge! Glad no one got hurt. Poor momma's tahoe😢😢 shoulda stopped.

[@gonavy1]

So does being paralyzed give you some kind of special privilege when being pulled over by the police? Just wondering sir.

[@debbiemcclelland4807]

Apparently so. He was released to his mother and didn't go to jail.