From a wild Porsche GT3 RS chase through the streets of Sweden to a 140 mph Dodge Challenger getting taken out by a pit to a Nissan GTR pushing 170 mph trying to outrun Georgia State Patrol and many more. It's just before midnight on May 12th and a trooper is enjoying a quiet moment on patrol with a smoke. But the peace is shattered when a Dodge Charger screams past, driving with total disregard for the law.
That cigarette had to go. The trooper ditched the cherry and went into full pursuit mode. You can bet that having to toss a good cigar only made him more determined to bring this driver to justice.
Stopping or what? What are you doing? Good pick.
Good pick. Good pick. Oh boy.
Nope. Day five. I got a Dodge challenge Dodge Charger taken off of me.
Southbound 395 passing in the traffic stops 90 and a 55 and it's a dark license cover. We're southbound approaching K3 120. traffic.
We're going to be southbound 395 passing uh exit 5 speed 122. >> Flight traffic southbound south seminary on the left center lane. And as we've seen time and time again, Dodge Chargers seem to be the car of choice for anyone looking to push their luck with law enforcement.
The suspect turn off his lights, trying to disappear into the dark. And for a moment, it actually works. The trooper loses him and scrambles to pick up the trail.
But desperate and determined, the trooper manages to close back down and get eyes on him again. And this chase is right back on. We're southbound approaching back center lane space 131.
I'm right behind him again by traffic. >> Oh boy. What are you doing?
You pulling over? What are you doing, buddy? Hold on.
He's slowing down. He's slowing down. We're stopped.
We're dead stopped. Disregard. He just took off again.
We're southbound approaching 286. We just took exit for Fairfax County Parkway. We're going looks like Hella Road.
Hella Road. No, Disregard. No, we're Fairfax County Parkway.
Fairfax County Parkway. Northbound on the Parkway. 286.
>> Traffic is uh no traffic down here. Stay over 110. 283 notify Fairfax County PD and have you got word from the helicopter yet?
The suspect finally pulls over and troopers are out of their vehicles before he even comes to a full stop getting hands on him immediately and bringing this chase to an end. And it seemed like the trooper still didn't get over that cigar he had to throw. >> All right.
Why you running? >> This is his birthday and I just >> It's your birthday, man. >> No, it's my brother birthday.
We was really just trying to get to our destination. I was trying to really like >> Man, I had to throw up my cigar. >> No, I apologize.
I was really trying to put up I was smoking some my cigar just doing a regular stop on you. >> The driver bought the vehicle off Craigslist and had an altered VIN and registration on the vehicle and he was charged with five felonies and four citations. It's the 4th of July, 2022, but on Interstate 20, the only fireworks were coming from the exhaust of a dark BMW.
Trooper Jordan Barker was out for speed enforcement when he clocked a vehicle hitting 91 and a 70. But when the lights went on, the driver didn't hit the brakes. He hit the gas and the holiday commute was about to get a lot more dangerous.
346 46 on 1080. 1080 coming back from 20 west 20 east. Get back on 20.
Get back on 20. It's going to be Tom Frank George 953. Georgia tax team 9533.
Right here. Right here. Get him.
>> The driver, Kenneth Ronald Feain, wasn't just speeding. He was playing a highstakes game of catch me if you can. He pushed that BMW to a terrifying 130 mph.
>> BMW. 336 passing up the ground marker up to blue start. Just over here coming up.
Fain began weaving recklessly through traffic, cutting off tractor trailers and creating a nightmare for holiday travelers. As the pursuit neared more populated areas, Trooper Barker knew he had to end it before someone got hurt. That's continuing to jump.
He's bringing his head. Bringing his head. Continue towards Chappale.
Continue towards Chville. Stand by. Stand by.
We're taking top of hill. Taking top of hill. When the smoke cleared, Fain surrendered.
But the surprises weren't over. Officers pulled a Glock 26 from his waistband and found a 50 round magazine and suspected marijuana in the car. His reason for the 130 mph madness was, as he said, he panicked because his license was suspended.
Fain's 4th of July ended exactly where he didn't want to be, the Douglas County Jail. It's 2:46 a. m.
on Georgia 400, and the silence of the night is about to be shattered. Two high-performance beasts, a gray Nissan GTR and a Dodge Charger, are lined up side by side, treating the public highway like a private drag strip. When the troopers move in to shut it down, the Charger vanishes, but the GTR driver decides to see just how fast those Japanese horses can run.
>> Coming up to City Marcus, middle lane going to the left. Middle lane going to the left. It's got a tent tag on it.
Can't read it. It's flipped up. He don't know how to apex.
Getting to 85. Stand by. Going to try to pit.
All right. Uh, got too close to the wall for me to commit to it. We're connectors or excuse me, 85 south.
85 south. Coming up on Buford Highway 895. You're going to be able to intercept us.
>> I'm getting on Buford Highway now. >> I'm getting on Morris Mill right now. Southbound left.
>> All right, we're passing up Highway. Left lane. Left lane.
>> Hopefully I'll get right down to clean back in on this thing. A little loose. Yeah.
>> All right. He made it through. Coming up to Courtland.
Coming up to Courtland. Stand by. He's trying to swerve off here at Courtland.
>> Made it on to Courtland. Off at Courtland. This wasn't just a quick sprint.
It was a white knuckle flight through the heart of Atlanta. The GTR hit a staggering 175 mph, weaving through traffic and even using the shoulder to blast past slower cars. Trooper wanted to execute the pit, but however, he had to abort the hit at the last second.
All the way over to the right. Might be trying to take 20. Back over to the left.
Coming up to 20. Right line. Right line.
Messing screen. There's a GTR. There's a GTR.
>> Unsuccessful. Unsuccessful build. >> Nope.
Nope. 75 South. 75 South.
>> What is it? >> 75 South. >> 75 South.
75 South. >> He swerved off. The suspect tries to fake an exit, hoping to shake the trooper off his tail, but it doesn't work.
The trooper stays locked in sharp and focused, not falling for a single trick. Despite the speed, he keeps himself right on that bumper, waiting for backup to arrive. And that's the most important thing right now, keeping this guy in his sight.
Yep. Uh, tell them I don't know. Yeah, we're on access road and parallel on 75.
>> Getting further and further aboard. >> All right. Right shoulder.
Right shoulder. He almost losing it in the curves. Still right shoulder coming up.
That shows we might Oh, Damn. Don't tell me we got a flat. What's going on with the car?
Atlanta, my car is giving up on me. My car is giving up on me. It's dying.
Uh, he's coming up to the Union City exit. Definitely going to lose him as fast as he's going. The chase ended when the trooper patrol car suffered a flat tire, but the GTR didn't get far.
It eventually struck a median in Union City, leaving the driver to ditch the car and head for a nearby gas station. The driver, Patrick Lee, was found walking away from the gas station with two others. He didn't just smell like burnt rubber, he smelled like a long night at Moond Dog's Cafe.
Officers noted his thick speech and bloodshot eyes, classic manifestations of alcohol impairment often seen in these reckless cases. To add a strange twist to the felony fleeing and DUI charges, investigators found two different VIN numbers on the car. It's 2:10 a.
m. in Little Rock, Arkansas, and the night is about to get very loud. A black Mercedes sedan is spotted tearing through the streets.
And when the Arkansas State Police join the hunt, the driver decides to see exactly what that German engineering can do. We're heading on to Interstate 430 and the speedometer is about to climb into nofly territory. Going north.
>> See if you can pass this off. Come on, guy. traffic number 30.
>> They're taking the board. Taking the board. Taking the port.
Eastbound. >> The pursuit hit a staggering 145 mph, even eclipsing the 140 mph mark seen in other extreme Arkansas chases. Douan Rididgeway wasn't just fast, he was tactical, swerving and maneuvering his Mercedes to block the trooper from getting into position for a TVI.
The high-speed game of eventually spilled off the interstate and into a residential neighborhood eastbound. We're actually going to go northbound on Ludwig. I believe this is found.
They might have just saw something at the intersection and lwick something 36 36 lovely. The car was dead, but the chase wasn't. Ridgeway bolted from the driver's seat, leading the trooper on a foot pursuit through the neighborhood while two unidentified passengers vanished into the night.
Ridgeway was eventually cornered behind a nearby home and taken into custody. He traded a midnight drive for a long list of charges, proving once again that in Arkansas, no matter how fast you go, the law always has a way of catching up. It's just another day on Interstate 430 when trooper first class Freeman clocks a black BMW flying at 91 in a 65.
At first, it looks like a standard traffic stop. The driver pulls onto the cantrail exit and stops at a red light. But as the trooper steps out of his car to make contact, the driver, Frederick Brazwell, decides he isn't sticking around and floors it into the city.
See the signal slow speed straight through. >> We're going to be on Valley Club here though. Speed 40.
>> The chase hits 100 mph through narrow city streets with Brazwell aggressively breaking the trooper to keep him off his tail. Realizing they were headed straight for a high traffic area, trooper Freeman waited for the perfect moment on Windy Lane to execute the pit. Lose your hands.
Lose your hands. Let me see your hands. The suspect grabbed a black backpack and bolted on foot, jumping privacy fences before literally invading a nearby home to hide in the hallway.
The homeowner pointed the trooper right to the suspect, and a search of that backpack revealed exactly why he was running. Inside, police found nearly 10 ounces of marijuana, Xanax, a digital scale, and a loaded Glock 29 with a massive 32 round extended magazine. Brazwell's day ended with medical stitches, a ride to the Palaski County Jail, and a total of $75 in seized cash.
Sweden and a Porsche GT3 RS, one of the most track focused performance cars ever built, is tearing down public roads at over 200 kmh, which equals to 130 mph. Swedish police move in, and what follows is one of the most intense pursuits. spike strips, drawn weapons out, and an entire fleet of units chasing down a car that was literally built to embarrass everything else on the road.
Heat. Heat. The suspect is all over the road and it's becoming pretty clear that this Porsche is simply too much car for his driving skills.
Traffic starts to work against him, slowing him down and an officer pulls right up behind him, weapon drawn, and the suspect just sits there. doesn't flinch, doesn't surrender, just flat out refuses like that gun pointed at him. Means absolutely nothing.
Heat. Heat. As said before, the power of that car finally catches up with him and he loses control and crashes the supercar.
He surrenders and is placed under arrest. right there on the scene. As for what comes next, his driving license is almost certainly getting revoked for 24 to 36 months.
And since it will almost definitely exceed 12 months, he will have to retake his entire driving exam from scratch just to have any chance of ever getting back behind a wheel, a wheel he clearly had no business being behind in the first place. It's Christmas Day 2025 and while most families are gathered around the tree, one driver on Florida's Interstate 4 is busy unwrapping a felony. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper clocked a vehicle flying well over the limit.
And when the siren started wailing, the driver decided to turn the holiday into a 100 mph pursuit. 331 station I4 westbound. >> What's the traffic?
What's the speed? 80 west 37 speeds are 108 right speed 108 my traffic 9037. The driver looks like height to be a white female, long hands and a bunch.
As the chase progressed, the suspect began weaving through traffic and using the shoulder to blast past other cars. Reckless maneuvers that put every other holiday traveler at risk. Due to packed highway, the trooper was in a very bad situation to make any moves that would potentially stop this suspect.
slow exit 303 wall Spray your left. Stay your right. Let me see your head.
M on the ground. On the ground. >> I'm sorry.
I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground.
>> The driver was taken into custody without a fight, but the real gifts were found inside the car. A burnt glass pipe and several handheld blowtorrches. evidence often found when drivers are operating under the influence during these high stakes runs.
After a medical evaluation, the driver's Christmas journey ended with a one-way trip to the Poke County Jail. Imagine you're cruising down Interstate 440 when the night is suddenly pierced by two blurs of metal and tire smoke. Trooper Lucas was doing 70 when two racers screamed past him at a mindbending 150 mph.
One car vanished into the exit, but the trooper stayed locked on the tail, a white Dodge Challenger that was just a getting started. 3:30. 300.
Sorry. I'm driving back. Barton is all over the road at speeds exceeding 160 mph.
And at that point, the danger isn't just peaking. It's at a level where something catastrophic is one wrong move away. Trooper Lucas knows it, too.
The first opportunity he gets to end this, he is taking it no matter what it cost. The chase ended with a dramatic surrender as Barton hopped out and laid flat in the middle of the highway. But the real story was inside the car.
His passenger was terrified, later telling police she had begged him to stop. After a quick medical check at Baptist Hospital, Barton traded his60 mph adrenaline rush for a long stay at the Palaski County Detention Center. It's half past 2 in the morning on Tampa's I275, but the silence is about to be shredded by a pair of Chevrolet Camaros entering the highway like they're on a qualifying lap.
Clocked at 90 in a 55, these drivers aren't just speeding, they're aggressive, weaving through traffic and tailgating anything in their path. But the driver of the white Camaro is about to take this night from a simple ticket to a high stakes felony. 57 light driving 130 That work.
The Camaro pulls away and just like that, the trooper loses him. But as they say, you can never outrun the radio. units get the word out and it doesn't take long before the suspect is relocated and the chase is right back on proving that no matter how fast you think you are, there's always someone ahead of you waiting.
U-turn still business turning back towards back stop 275. Westbound 54th Avenue North 22nd Street. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND.
>> The trooper strikes the rear of the Camaro, sending it into a spin that ends against a curb. The driver, Barnard Stokes Jr. , bolted on foot, but didn't get far before being tackled.
Officers noted his bloodshot, watery eyes, and the unmistakable stench of alcohol. classic signs of impairment often found in these dangerous midnight runs. This wasn't Stoke's first time running from the law.
A records check revealed nine prior convictions for a suspended license and two previous fleeing charges. He refused a breath test, but he couldn't refuse a one-way trip to the Penllis County Jail. Turns out 150 mph only gets you to the cell door a little faster.
