Yeah they always pick the muscle/sports/performance car out of the bunch, and probably Chargers more so than any other car. If ten cars all drive the exact same speed, 15 mph over the limit, and _one_ of them is a muscle, sports or a performance car - that's the one the cop will zero in on and ticket. Unless, you know, the above happens.
Yep, they believe it’s worth it to put every citizen in danger to catch someone committing a victimless crime( YES, if you get away this quick you are a good enough driver that it is not endangering those around you)
He also didn’t hit the lights and sirens until 120mph! That is in most cases most definitely a big no no!!! Without lights and sirens, they’re supposed to obey all the laws that the ordinary is supposed to obey.
The trick is to exit the highway or take a turn at the next intersection when you're sure the persuing car can no longer see you. Never prolong a pursuit on the same road, and never let him get close enough to read your tag. As soon as possible, get home and park the vehicle. The technique works today (as seen in the video), like it did years ago.
I did this years ago doing about 120 mph on the Pennsylvania Turnpike around king of Prussia.I flew past a state cop using radar. I saw his rear bumper black and yellow reflective tape.( I had a Valentine radar detector). And he did clock me as my detector went off. I never tapped the brake otherwise he would have known I saw him. Put the pedal to the floor and went up over a little hill and around a corner, then backed up into the grass... fucker flew by me about 30 seconds later. Lol great feeling.
I used to hate it when I had to terminate a pursuit due to policy language. But, it probably kept me safe which is the main thing. On the other hand, I loooooovvvvvved finding the car later that night, within a few days or weeks or months and towing it. I would put an Investigative Hold on it which meant the owner couldn’t get it out until after speaking to an investigator. When they would deny driving the car they would be asked if they allowed someone else to drive it and they would either say no, they were in possession of the car the entire time at which time they would be charged with Felony Fleeing. If they said yes they let someone borrow it they would have to either give up the name or be charged with Allow Illegal Operation. Either way, the car was usually in Impound for weeks and sometimes the darndest thing would happen like other impounded vehicle owners damaging the car while in Impound.
Best thing to do is pull over and pass out next to your insulin medication…when you “wake up” as the ambulance arrives at the hospital just say you injected a little too much insulin.
I love how "Officer Toast" continues the hopeless pursuit at 80 - 120 mph with the phantom no where in sight. The officer justified endangering the lives of civilians by testifying... "the phantom committed a robbery. He stole my pride!" 😭
Hate to break it to you, but that's not a Hellcat. It's an '11-'14 Charger from the tail light. That year SRT8 will still do 170+ mph stock. Edit: There's a serious amount of coping and armchair warriors in the comments who can't spend 10 seconds to search a stock SRT8 top speed run video and would rather play mental gymnastics in the comments. But you will never convince a dumb person that they are dumb, its one of the oldest problems in society.
Yup. That's such horseshit, lol. Yeah, obviously radio waves travel faster than a car, duh, but that doesn't mean there are available cop cars just sitting and waiting down the road to catch the speeder. The logistics of directing other cops to the chase are extremely difficult, unless they have a helicopter.
Just imagine the cops are the mouse and the Dodge charger is the cat. He will always outpower you. This is the last morning don't mess with the haircut now you've been warned
@@jayco7951 it's not that I cannot afford a Dodge J ,I think they're garbage. I know people that have owned them I would take a Ford or Chevy over a Dodge any day.
That's Little Rock.... never a dull moment. And the trooper keeps flying and over driving his headlights well after he lost contact. Must be a UALR graduate.
Based on your context I assume all it takes to get a degree from there is a body temperature somewhere roughly in the 90s? Sounds a lot like the public schools in my area. "Can you breathe? Good, you're on the honor roll, kid!"
I live there. He didn't take straight as the freeway ends if you go straight. He would have gor caught as there is heavy traffic ahead straight. He went left and at a very high speed to lose the cop as the freeway has a long rightward curve and he subsequently took an exit that the cop couldn't see.
This happened in Chicago earlier this year. The fleeing car was busted when they looked at license plate readers from further back on the highway before the chase. Many of the turnpikes now are constantly reading plates. They arrested the guy at his house, car was under a tarp in the street.
Yeah, they put up weird looking towers with cameras hanging off of them all around Indy too, including the major highways leading into Indy. No one knows what they are for and officials won't say.
Georgia has added actual speed cameras that will mail you a ticket in some school zones at this point, plus the license plate reader cameras that scan every plate and will send out an alert if there is a warrant in the system for the owner. Most intersections have monitoring cameras too, even in the suburbs. Cops barely have to pursue you anymore, just head back to station and pull the cameras for whatever intersection you blew through. Can't prove you were the driver? Not going to stop them from impounding your car as evidence. Edit: Plus I assume unless you don't have a cellphone it's fairly trivial to prove you were at least in the vehicle at the time, in which case you would know who the driver was or you look pretty guilty.
A good lawyer can get you out of that pretty easily. A speeding ticket has to be written to a specific driver. Not an owner. The cop has to prove who drove the car.
@@richarcm The cameras are often positioned to get the driver too. So if you don't have an identical twin or a doppleganger you can bring to court where you tell the judge "sometimes we mix up our cellphones" - a good DA and PD is going to look at the picture of the driver and ask the cops to pull cell phone logs (they have probable cause for a warrant for this with your plate and picture) to see which towers your phone pinged off of at the time of the picture. Then you're probably going to jail, paying a fine, and getting your car crushed. Probably still not worth it to pretend you're invincible behind the wheel for a few minutes...
I'm just wondering what his exact reason was for pulling out behind that car trying to pull them over in the first place. I'm glad you got away because they were doing the same speed as the traffic around them.
'Bout the same way they decide it's time to shoot a suspect and for very similar reasons... Stupid f'ker running near 190MPH will eventually have their luck run out - and comitting a felony that brazenly with no regard for the public is a deadly force authorized type of situation, so if one can actively take them off the road that's what they are trained and paid to do by our taxes. Stop and aprehend if you can, but if they die because they think they're Ricky Bobby - it's pretty obvious from the video they didn't intend to pull over and take their licks so the physics they are playing with can help push their permanent off button: ruclips.net/video/R7dG9UlzeFM/видео.html$t=196s
Strange the officer didn't turn his lights on until he was already at 2x the speed limit. Thought that officers take an oath to abide by all traffic laws. Not allowed to speed without lights and siren on 🤔
lol you’re crazy if you think they do that. lines of cops will roll past me going 90-95 on 4 lane freeways posted at 65 without lights on. they use their authority as an excuse to speed whenever they want
@@tucker1623 just stating what the code/statute is, by no means did I imply that they DO follow them. I've had state patrol fly by me at 100mph. I get right behind them and have my dashcams catch them, along with my data logger on my truck that timestamps the log with the speed. Cameras and data logging would match timestamps, so if I was ever stopped, I'd have evidence.
In MS..since one killed a lady runnin around 100mph with no light on..they're allowed to go 40 mph over the speed limit without lights now..something to that effect
@@delontewilliams4090 Sworn law enforcement officers are those who have taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States, their state, and the laws of their agency's jurisdiction. Sworn officers also have the responsibility to ensure the safety and quality of life of the communities they serve. So what law was being enforced that was within their juresdiction? Were they enforcing Motor Vehicle Code? Let's see what congress defines for Motor Vehicle. 18 USC 31 (a)(6) Motor vehicle.- The term “motor vehicle” means every description of carriage or other contrivance propelled or drawn by mechanical power and used for commercial purposes on the highways in the transportation of passengers, passengers and property, or property or cargo. Used for commercial purposes... So we look at the word Vehicle Definitions from Black's Law Dictionary: 2nd Edition and Ballentine's Law Dictionary as are available for each term in each dictionary. Definition: The word "vehicle" includes every description of carriage or other artificial contrivance used or capable of being used, as a means of transportation on land. No mention of a commercial activity, so wouldn't it be a violation of Motor Vehicle Code to put a commercial plate or even register a non-commercial vehicle as one involved in commerce? They had no juresdiction for the beginning, no law broken, no commerce going on, no authority. Please cite your sources, I have.
FACTS! Just because his x wife probably banged a guy who owns a hellcats and he knows he can never afford one so hes basically judgmental out of spite and envy. And thats coming from someone who grew up a mopar fan boy but hates dodge now. LOL.
A true 6.4 Hellcat can out run most anything, a highly tuned 5.7 Scatpack, or RT can run almost as fast, but the ASP Chargers are either running with HO V6's, or ScatPack Hemi's with the weight of the cruiser pretty much topping their speed out at, or around 150ish mph.
Growing up a buddy ran away from the police on 3 different occasions in 3 different cars. A 1989 Camaro V6, a 1987 BMW 735i, and a 1992 Nissan Sentra. All times in the city, not highway, and each time using driving skills but mostly creative intelligence. This was before cell phones. On one of the occasions in the Camaro he lost the police and myself with less than one block of lead. I went past him never saw him as did the police. Miss those days and that crazy fucker
@@paulden3158 That sure slowed this guy down, let me tell you what (scarasm) Something tells me he didn't even know he past a cop when he was going 100+ mph and even at no less.
@@Yourmommyisbusy actually when he passed the cop he was going the same speed as the traffic around. However, because he's in a muscle car/high performance vehicle he got singled out which is stupid. If you're gonna single out a car on the highway, don't single out the one that can actually outrun your ass without even trying.
I really don't see the justification for the police endangering more and more people by running 140 plus mph instead of using the tools at their disposal that would lessen the endangering of the citizens, by using the radio, and the other units in the area to intercept those who are trying to flee. They also have stop strips, and other means they can apply to cite these people who are violating the speed limit, but who are normally within 25 mph of the posted limits. I believe that the cops love the thrill of speeding without any punishment for them whatsoever. This officer didn't even activate the siren until reaching a very high rate of speed. The point is that the police increase the dangers by chasing these cars, and the majority of people trying to elude them are only regular citizens, not murders and violent felons, and most I f them will sl I w d I wn once enough distance g as been achieved to get away. I'm not saying that breaking the speed limit is ok, I'm simply stating that there are other things that can be done in order not to endanger the public more than one person already speeding at rates that are potentially dangerous.
Idiots who drive like that are complete morons. Weaving in and out of traffic, speeding, and being complete morons. They put my life and my families life in danger every day. They belong in jail
I remember several years ago, down where I am, a cop basically killed himself behind chasing down a dirt bike at high speed. Idiot wrapped his cruiser around a tree and I think ended up killing the dude on the bike as well behind trying to pit
@Kim, I just want to reply that you're being awfuly judgemental about the cop. They are trained (especially highway officers) to safely operate their vehicles well over 100MPH and all conditions (training they have to renew annually), and to make a judgement call about when to terminate a pursuit when the risks outweight the rewards. In most states (AR included), speeding that much is a felony - and driving in that manner is akin to waving a loaded firearm around at the public in a crowded space. So yes, speeding over 110MPH is treated as if it's a violent felony, becasue doing so can result in killing other members of the public - and the police are tasked by their job with aprehending as you say "regular citizens" who make choices that hazard everyone else. That's the way we've as a society written the laws. You are whining that he didn't turn on his lights/siren "...until reaching a very high rate of speed..." This just shows that you fundamentally don't comprehend the phsyics of intercepting moving traffic, police proceedures, and/or have never served on a jury. Reasonably and objectively as a "regular citizen": We don't even get audio until 24 seconds into the video (and we only see the suspect car once it enters a narrow cone of visibility in front of the police car), time at which the officer was probably safely joining traffic, and radio-ing in his position, the officer's intent, and the basic suspect car information. At that time, he's trying to close the distance so that he can get the license plate if it's even there - which requires him to go faster than the car he's attempting to inspect, and potentially cite for speed. About ten seconds after we get audio while the cop is doing 90 to catch up to the Charger, another vehicle changes lanes masking the Charger from the cop's view as it eners a bend, and we can see in the video the Charger accelerating away. This attempt at evasion is an act that establishes the intent of the now fleeing driver (not just speeding anymore). The cop realized he's accelerating more than he needed to in order to just catch a constant speed suspect vehicle and by 46 seconds into the video (only 7 seconds after the suspect car was again visible). At this time he's turning on his lights, and getting a time slot in the radio to inform dispatch that a chase is starting. It's easy to lose track of time when you're excited, agitated, angry, adrenaline is pumping, etc. This cop chased with lights as siren for only about 1 minute 40 seconds after establishing that the driver intended to flee before terminating the pursuit. It was dry, and the road was essentially devoid of other cars. That is not an unreasonable risk to the public, and it displays restraint and good training from the officer. However, in order to do almost all of what you propose under this time scale - there need to be cops everywhere and/or cameras everywhere (with cops to view them). Not every jusidiction or agency has a $6Million helicopter, or one in the air, or one in the air even close to right over the start of a chase. By the time the officer in this video lost sight of the suspect vehicle's tail lights @1:26, only about 40 seconds had elapsed from the time his blue lights went on. At just 60 miles per hour you are moving 0.0166667 miles per second. In the approximately 40 seconds the suspect was visible and the pursuing officer could relay the known location of the suspect, any responding officer would have only been able to travel 2/3 of a mile at 60MPH. Yet, you proposed that they set up spike strips... which requires knowing where the suspect car is going, have enough time to get to where it will be, stop the car, get out the spikes, safely set them up without putting one's self or the rest of the public in danger, observe the approching suspect car - radio the pursuing office to back off so their tires don't get flattened - and then pull the spikes in front of the fleeing vehilce... This would mean for 180MPH (0.05miles per second, or about 2 miles travelled in the video's visible chase duration) - we'd need a cop ready to do spike strips about every mile, on every road. There are about 4 million miles of road in the USA - so we'd need at least 4 million cops on every shift (about three per day, roughly 4 per week for time off), of every day to do what you're asking for. That's about 16 million cops (about 5% of the population of the USA) just sitting there with their thumbs up their butts wating for a car chase to go by. That's one cop for every 20 citizens. When you actually take the time to think about the logistics of what you are proposing - it's magical utopian thinking, not based in reality. Putting a few trained cops behind the wheel of a sub-$50K squad car and sending them after the few people who are doing really bad stuff is already "the cheap+easy way" for doing enforcement. The alternatives are far more dystopian and expensive - and it's insanely delusional to think otherwise. For example we could just ban cars and stop building roads and there would neer be a high speed chase ever again - not a future I agree with, and it's exactly like what they are trying to do with guns right now. If you don't think your ideas lead to tyrannical dystopia, the Feds are already getting remote kill switches put in all cars unter the auspices of "anti-car-jacking," because of idiots like this - and the EPA is being used to take away performance cars from everyone except the governement. Bad ideas and utopian worldviews like yours have negative outcomes and impacts for all of us, even those of us law abiding good citizens who have the character to behave.
It always happens like that. They always target the muscle, sports or performance cars, even if everyone else is going the same speed. Wanna maximize the odds of getting away with speeding? Drive something bland. New-ish, clean and proper, but bland.
@@mannydcbianco because let’s say you have two vehicles who are going 50 mph in a 35, one is a Corvette and one is a Bronco. The driver of the corvette is most likely to be showing off and completely disregarding the rules of the road. The driver of the Bronco is probably not paying attention to his speedometer.
@@shaunwalsh85 are you referring to multiple plates? I'm thinking they wouldn't match (state/county) then there's the additional decal. Probably not worth the headache.
Yup...that's all he had to do! But wait and let him fill it up at over $5.00/gal., and then bust him. Not only will he be lighter in the wallet when he is arrested and taken to Jail, but his car will be sitting in Impound with a full tank of gas⛽!!! 🙄🤣
Why do that even pursue these cars, KNOWING that they cannot catch them? These public servants placing the lives of innocent people in jeopardy in the HOPES of catching the drivers of these cars, are INSANITY AND DANGEROUS!! At BEST !!
tbh i would’ve ran too. you got 3 cars goin the same speed. aint no way you can stop all three and i know i’m in a sports car out of the pack and most likely gonna get an example made out of me so now i gotta make you work
This cop needs to be arrested for speeding like that and endangering lives for no reason. This will continue to happen until we make them accountable for their actions
Same thing happen to me few years back too, but wasn’t driving a charger though. Was on the main road I see red and blue lights a kilometre away. I was going to stop but since he was so far away I decided to just floor it and take the next right. There’s a path to merge onto the highway and then there’s high school to left. I of course went in the high school parking lot, as right underneath it is the underpass for the highway. What seemed like an eternity the cop finally shows up and merges onto the highway thinking that’s where I went lol. I peacefully made my way back home then fun times lol.
Even in a car as fast as a hellcat, it’s a risky game. However the alternative is jail, impound, neverending court visits and costs, loss of license, etc so I totally understand why guys take the risk. I hate to admit it, but as long as the driver/rider is sober I’m rooting for them rather than law enforcement.
@@coolcat6303 That’s why I personally believe they shouldn’t be chasing unless there was a predicate felony. Far too much risk to innocents just for a traffic violation. The police chasing them significantly increases the risks and cops chasing have killed hundreds if not thousands of innocents.
@@jamesbizs exactly. The cops force the hand of the speeder knowing that the driver will likely flee to avoid jail. There’s almost no upside to pulling over, so fleeing is the only option if they wish to avoid jail and severe financial consequences. I personally know most cops absolutely love high speed chases, especially the highway patrol troopers. They live for them. I have 3 good friends who are troopers and they’d never admit it on the record but they’ve all told me they love the chases.
If theyre a somewhat reasonable driver that doesnt swerve around cars too recklessly, run redlights, or run stop signs at full speed, then good luck to them i think.
He actually thinks he's going to catch up to the charger, after he's going the other way??? Only thing that cop will get accomplished is a worn set of brakes, and the need to fn fill up!!! 😅🤣
Hahahahaha funny how every wannabe car guy thinks these shit cars are so unbeatable hahahsha hellcats are garbage until you dump about 30 k into them then they are garbage with aftermarket bandaid on them
Best part about Arkansas cops... that car was going the same speed as the ones ahead of him. No reason to single him out, but cops in this state a NOTORIOUSLY reckless in chases, despite all the department guidelines.
@@evildrizzt1 Very true, but the police has state funds to get it done. I know in Dubai the police drive Bugatti Veyron super sports for their police cars, otherwise they don't stand a chance. These Hellcat owners can't be making that much money to outperform the police
Negatory, most US cops are in explorers tahoes durangos and some chargers. Chargers are less n less prominent and are far from blown hellcat motors. The Chevy ppv is QUICK but also less n less prominent
If I go by an officer monitoring traffic I just slow down and get in the right lane. One major tactic they use is having 4-5 units downstream, and the lead unit will call ahead, won’t even bother pulling out and going after you. 20 years ago it was a different story. The pedal went right to the floor and I’d take an exit at eye bleeding g force when they couldn’t possibly see me. Plus, with traffic cams, you can’t get away with anything.
I topped out a Hemi at 165 from Louisville to Cincinnati, the Owner was sitting next to me and said, "I don't have any high speed Brakes on this", so, I quickly let off the Gas, I was aiming for 200 but his declaration made me think twice!
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts lol not every charger is a $120,000 car. People are dumb they see a fast car and call it a hellcat or a demon. This is literally a $25,000 SRT8 from 2012
Those Hellcats top out at 202 MPH, but..... at full throttle and with a full tank of gas they run out in 17 minutes. So, what the AR cops need are Hellcats with oversize gas tanks. You're welcome for me solving your problem.
An old mark Viii can out run those cops,. Reliable as well....The Ford engineers took one to Bonneville, ( in 1992?) 181 mph stock. I love those, I knew how to get 24-26 mpg in the city & 30 easily on the highway, sunroof open, comfortable like the living room couch, handled EXCELLENT" & no need to stretch the legs on lonnng drives. Underated......
@@Bellathebear777 let’s compare the mark 7 handing and braking to a current performance car though. I would much rather be in anything new with better safety and powerful brakes like 6 piston brembos
2ayem the 495 in NYC is stop'n'go. I shiite you not. Was picking up an umm-friend from KLGA, taking the 495 to the Grand Central. Was like friggin' rush-hour, just a sea of brake-lights.
It's so stupid and dangerous. He has NO chance of catching that car but he's gonna run 120 down the hwy...because he can and he wants to despite knowing the Hellcat is either way out of reach or more likely bailed off the hwy and has disappeared.
Glad he didn't catch him as ASP are masters of the PIT and seeing a Hellcat flip, roll or otherwise get destroyed would make me sick! ASP are great but they aren't the Canadian Mounties who always get their man. lol
Overproduced garbage cars with shit transmissions and body styles that should have been redesigned after 3 or4 years. And every drug dealing wanna be car enthusiasts have them 🙄 yeah real fucking sad.
I used to gun it at the sight of state stroopers always took the next u turn or exit. Still here never caught. Never slow down to be pulled over they always look to search your vehicle for nothing.
Southern coyote thought he was gonna catch himself a roadrunner tonight. "Damn you Duke Boys. Ya'all all just wait, I'll be catchin ya'all before ya know it." Roscoe P. Coltrane Looks like the Arkansas S.P.D. needs to invest in a few of the HP Dodge Hellcats if they want to catch another Hellcat.
@@__tacocat__you're an imbecile. You'll care when your wife and kids are in a car and they're in an accident because of a moron like you and there pinned against the dashboard, or maybe you won't cuz you're a moron.
@@__tacocat__ do you know how stupid you sound? You're a f****** moron for making that statement. Low life LOL you must be one of the scumbags that I was talking about.
If we being honest the two cars infront were going just as fast
It’s the taillights, I go through the same shit loll
Yeah they always pick the muscle/sports/performance car out of the bunch, and probably Chargers more so than any other car.
If ten cars all drive the exact same speed, 15 mph over the limit, and _one_ of them is a muscle, sports or a performance car - that's the one the cop will zero in on and ticket. Unless, you know, the above happens.
They were riding together always right in the middle
This Cat has been giving this department fits 🤨 It’s on sight with him 🤣💯 #GhostRider 🖤
They pick on the hellcats here 😮💨
Driver goes back to the dealership: "I'll take it!"
Good one.
Best comment ever!!
RECYCLED COMMENT.
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This should b at the top LMAO
Warms my heart knowing that he escaped from a road pirate.
Heck yeah! Road pirates can suck it
I FEEL THE SAME WAY WHEN IT COMES TO EMBARRASSING THEM OR MAKING THEM LOOK BAD OR STUPID.
I hope you never need them for anything.. be a shame if you did and called them ..
@@pabloescobar7802 it is VERY rare that police help in any situation, nor are they required to. Never outsource your personal defense
@@pabloescobar7802 hey guess what?
SHUT UP
"You're driving a bit over the speed limit? Let me drive WAY over the speed limit to catch you!" -cops
Not just that, he didn’t even turn his lights on until he was over 120 mph. What a moron.
Yep, they believe it’s worth it to put every citizen in danger to catch someone committing a victimless crime( YES, if you get away this quick you are a good enough driver that it is not endangering those around you)
@@reeddeer793nah
He also didn’t hit the lights and sirens until 120mph! That is in most cases most definitely a big no no!!! Without lights and sirens, they’re supposed to obey all the laws that the ordinary is supposed to obey.
That cop was just out for a drive. He knew it was over before it began!
He was just fucking off as usual eating a Donut
Facts… he knew was thinking same thing
He knew he was slow af 🤣 but still tried anyway. 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly. The cop should be thanking him for giving an excuse to get his rocks off LOL
Fax
Police: I am chasing a Dodge Hellcat
Dispatch: 😂😂😂😂
Lol
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If I were a Dispatch and a pig tells me that, I’m gonna lose it 🤣
dispatch: can you repeat that?
Officer: nevermind......
I love when the good guy wins
Chase was over before it even started 😂😂😂
Unspoken rule of law from the 60s and early 70s. Out of sight, out of mind.
Now a days it's out of sight keep on going..
@@italianstallion918 I like that Shiiii!!!
@@italianstallion918 gotta remember that!
Good advice for an AA meeting...
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'Cocaine...it's a helluva drug' ~R. James.
And Quickly before they call in a bird's eye view in the sky
The trick is to exit the highway or take a turn at the next intersection when you're sure the persuing car can no longer see you. Never prolong a pursuit on the same road, and never let him get close enough to read your tag. As soon as possible, get home and park the vehicle. The technique works today (as seen in the video), like it did years ago.
I did this years ago doing about 120 mph on the Pennsylvania Turnpike around king of Prussia.I flew past a state cop using radar. I saw his rear bumper black and yellow reflective tape.( I had a Valentine radar detector). And he did clock me as my detector went off. I never tapped the brake otherwise he would have known I saw him. Put the pedal to the floor and went up over a little hill and around a corner, then backed up into the grass... fucker flew by me about 30 seconds later. Lol great feeling.
I used to hate it when I had to terminate a pursuit due to policy language. But, it probably kept me safe which is the main thing.
On the other hand, I loooooovvvvvved finding the car later that night, within a few days or weeks or months and towing it. I would put an Investigative Hold on it which meant the owner couldn’t get it out until after speaking to an investigator. When they would deny driving the car they would be asked if they allowed someone else to drive it and they would either say no, they were in possession of the car the entire time at which time they would be charged with Felony Fleeing. If they said yes they let someone borrow it they would have to either give up the name or be charged with Allow Illegal Operation. Either way, the car was usually in Impound for weeks and sometimes the darndest thing would happen like other impounded vehicle owners damaging the car while in Impound.
Hell yeah, this is exactly how it is done
Best thing to do is pull over and pass out next to your insulin medication…when you “wake up” as the ambulance arrives at the hospital just say you injected a little too much insulin.
As a tidbit, never ever lead a chase towards where you live. Go in the complete opposite direction so they dont come snooping in your neighborhood
I love how "Officer Toast" continues the hopeless pursuit at 80 - 120 mph with the phantom no where in sight. The officer justified endangering the lives of civilians by testifying... "the phantom committed a robbery. He stole my pride!" 😭
Do you love how the charger endangered lives too?
I think these cops just like chasing ppl for no reason sometimes
It's all revenue with the state cops..
I would say they bored and they themselves want to speed and they need a reason to
Hate to break it to you, but that's not a Hellcat. It's an '11-'14 Charger from the tail light. That year SRT8 will still do 170+ mph stock.
Edit: There's a serious amount of coping and armchair warriors in the comments who can't spend 10 seconds to search a stock SRT8 top speed run video and would rather play mental gymnastics in the comments. But you will never convince a dumb person that they are dumb, its one of the oldest problems in society.
Exactly what I was gonna say. Thank you.
@@CKY420 Hey, it said Hellcat. All those dodges look alike to me.
@@99bx99 😂
Well that DODGE SURE DID DODGE A POLICE PURSUIT.
Lol he’ll ya
For many years I've heard so many cops proudly declare "You can't outrun the radio".
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Yup. That's such horseshit, lol. Yeah, obviously radio waves travel faster than a car, duh, but that doesn't mean there are available cop cars just sitting and waiting down the road to catch the speeder. The logistics of directing other cops to the chase are extremely difficult, unless they have a helicopter.
For all you know he didn't out run the radio and was caught. Guess we'll never know.
DITTO!
@@IOWNA11 can confirm he didnt get caught.... still riding around the city
Hell i outrun a radio 7 deputies and 3 cops and 2 road blocks in 14 minutes. They didnt even know what hit them. 700 hp audi quattro murdered out.
Just imagine the cops are the mouse and the Dodge charger is the cat. He will always outpower you. This is the last morning don't mess with the haircut now you've been warned
Legend says he still has his sirens on till today
This officer was going 120 before he even hit his lights. He was driving more reckless than the dude in the charger
What was he driving? An explorer. No chance to catch the charger
@@johnpopoff7950 nah if it was an explorer the camera angle would be much higher off the ground definitely a charger
@@robertocastillo3560 Whatever it was it had no chance. Dodge the undisputed king of muscle cars right now.
FACTS..HE ALMOST HIT THE MEDIAN ON ONE OF THEM BENDS..THE CHARGER DROVE NICE.NO ACCIDENTS..THE COP ALMOST HIT EVERYTHING..LOL
@@johnpopoff7950 yea youre high if you think thats an explorer
Love seeing ASP taken to gapple bees.
2 for 20 hit everytime
And it's always Arkansas 🤣 which is honestly hilarious. I can only imagine what the debriefings look like there lmao
@@tpeoples3516 they all lookn around like what do we do
@@JaySlimS4L exactly lol "Bob WTF man. He was there then before I took another bite of my donut, he was gone. I don't know what you want us to do!"
It's a Dodge, keep chasing it, it will break down in a minute.
Aw someone’s upset he can’t afford a dodge 🤣😢
@@jayco7951 it's not that I cannot afford a Dodge J ,I think they're garbage. I know people that have owned them I would take a Ford or Chevy over a Dodge any day.
That's Little Rock.... never a dull moment. And the trooper keeps flying and over driving his headlights well after he lost contact. Must be a UALR graduate.
Based on your context I assume all it takes to get a degree from there is a body temperature somewhere roughly in the 90s?
Sounds a lot like the public schools in my area.
"Can you breathe? Good, you're on the honor roll, kid!"
the cop lost him right at the Y interchange: he went straight, while the cop took the left side.
I seen that lol 😂
Facts hahaha
Yup 😂
I live there. He didn't take straight as the freeway ends if you go straight. He would have gor caught as there is heavy traffic ahead straight. He went left and at a very high speed to lose the cop as the freeway has a long rightward curve and he subsequently took an exit that the cop couldn't see.
exactly, seen that too
I do love how dodge builds cars that their police intercepters cant catch! Dodge the real mvp in this
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Word! Lol.
This cop can’t drive for shit. He was scared
Facts chargers running away from chargers
Cops got that 350 horsepower 304 to the floor🤣😂
Naming the new ones jailbreak as well they know their audience I guess
No police cruiser gonna catch a hellcat going over 200 mph. He wasted his time and gas….
This happened in Chicago earlier this year. The fleeing car was busted when they looked at license plate readers from further back on the highway before the chase. Many of the turnpikes now are constantly reading plates. They arrested the guy at his house, car was under a tarp in the street.
Yeah, they put up weird looking towers with cameras hanging off of them all around Indy too, including the major highways leading into Indy. No one knows what they are for and officials won't say.
Georgia has added actual speed cameras that will mail you a ticket in some school zones at this point, plus the license plate reader cameras that scan every plate and will send out an alert if there is a warrant in the system for the owner. Most intersections have monitoring cameras too, even in the suburbs. Cops barely have to pursue you anymore, just head back to station and pull the cameras for whatever intersection you blew through. Can't prove you were the driver? Not going to stop them from impounding your car as evidence.
Edit: Plus I assume unless you don't have a cellphone it's fairly trivial to prove you were at least in the vehicle at the time, in which case you would know who the driver was or you look pretty guilty.
A good lawyer can get you out of that pretty easily. A speeding ticket has to be written to a specific driver. Not an owner. The cop has to prove who drove the car.
@@richarcm The cameras are often positioned to get the driver too. So if you don't have an identical twin or a doppleganger you can bring to court where you tell the judge "sometimes we mix up our cellphones" - a good DA and PD is going to look at the picture of the driver and ask the cops to pull cell phone logs (they have probable cause for a warrant for this with your plate and picture) to see which towers your phone pinged off of at the time of the picture. Then you're probably going to jail, paying a fine, and getting your car crushed. Probably still not worth it to pretend you're invincible behind the wheel for a few minutes...
Unlikely in Arkansas except maybe downtown Little Rock.
It's hard to pit maneuver someone when they're in the next state.
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@@palmo718 🤣🤣😂 Nailed it
Nah, ASP would go into that state and pit him on the way to work
seems like the cop arbitrarily picked a car to pull over and ended up putting people in more danger than they would've been otherwise.
Seems like you're a criminal.
Just another dirtbag road pirate
And he didn't know his roads...... lol.
you realize most of these vehicles have radar in the rear that detects incoming vehicles and their speeds right
We're you there?
That cop knew damn well his car wasn't gonna go that fast 😂
He wasn't really chasing him. The donut shop was about to close.
Cop does 140 MPH at night to catch someone else who was speeding. Some jurisdictions only allow pursuits at twice the posted speed.
120-130
Wouldn't 140 be twice than it is a highway
This looks like little rock and the speed limit there is 60
Well I guess they could go 160 in Montana then
60mph on 630 without construction.
I'm just wondering what his exact reason was for pulling out behind that car trying to pull them over in the first place. I'm glad you got away because they were doing the same speed as the traffic around them.
I can answer this it's always the last one that gets the blame hence he was last in that race so he's getting the blame..
this guy has been caught. he has outrun them a few times and it's been kind of a game to him. not anymore though.
@@VerageJoe prove it buddy.... *Grins Evily
You're not very intelligent are you
I said the same thing it’s clear as day… the ones trying to deny it gonna burn in hell
This never gets old
At what point does a LEO decide it’s okay to drive 140 mph on a public road?!? 😳
EGO!
'Bout the same way they decide it's time to shoot a suspect and for very similar reasons... Stupid f'ker running near 190MPH will eventually have their luck run out - and comitting a felony that brazenly with no regard for the public is a deadly force authorized type of situation, so if one can actively take them off the road that's what they are trained and paid to do by our taxes. Stop and aprehend if you can, but if they die because they think they're Ricky Bobby - it's pretty obvious from the video they didn't intend to pull over and take their licks so the physics they are playing with can help push their permanent off button: ruclips.net/video/R7dG9UlzeFM/видео.html$t=196s
When it is a boring night. Gotta make some shit happen!
Strange the officer didn't turn his lights on until he was already at 2x the speed limit. Thought that officers take an oath to abide by all traffic laws. Not allowed to speed without lights and siren on 🤔
lol you’re crazy if you think they do that. lines of cops will roll past me going 90-95 on 4 lane freeways posted at 65 without lights on. they use their authority as an excuse to speed whenever they want
@@tucker1623 just stating what the code/statute is, by no means did I imply that they DO follow them. I've had state patrol fly by me at 100mph. I get right behind them and have my dashcams catch them, along with my data logger on my truck that timestamps the log with the speed. Cameras and data logging would match timestamps, so if I was ever stopped, I'd have evidence.
Definitely not in any LE oath
In MS..since one killed a lady runnin around 100mph with no light on..they're allowed to go 40 mph over the speed limit without lights now..something to that effect
@@delontewilliams4090
Sworn law enforcement officers are those who have taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States, their state, and the laws of their agency's jurisdiction. Sworn officers also have the responsibility to ensure the safety and quality of life of the communities they serve.
So what law was being enforced that was within their juresdiction? Were they enforcing Motor Vehicle Code?
Let's see what congress defines for Motor Vehicle.
18 USC 31 (a)(6)
Motor vehicle.-
The term “motor vehicle” means every description of carriage or other contrivance propelled or drawn by mechanical power and used for commercial purposes on the highways in the transportation of passengers, passengers and property, or property or cargo.
Used for commercial purposes...
So we look at the word Vehicle
Definitions from Black's Law Dictionary: 2nd Edition and Ballentine's Law Dictionary as are available for each term in each dictionary. Definition: The word "vehicle" includes every description of carriage or other artificial contrivance used or capable of being used, as a means of transportation on land.
No mention of a commercial activity, so wouldn't it be a violation of Motor Vehicle Code to put a commercial plate or even register a non-commercial vehicle as one involved in commerce?
They had no juresdiction for the beginning, no law broken, no commerce going on, no authority.
Please cite your sources, I have.
Yeah it looked like the first two were going way faster. Picking on the cool guy!!!
FACTS! Just because his x wife probably banged a guy who owns a hellcats and he knows he can never afford one so hes basically judgmental out of spite and envy. And thats coming from someone who grew up a mopar fan boy but hates dodge now. LOL.
A true 6.4 Hellcat can out run most anything, a highly tuned 5.7 Scatpack, or RT can run almost as fast, but the ASP Chargers are either running with HO V6's, or ScatPack Hemi's with the weight of the cruiser pretty much topping their speed out at, or around 150ish mph.
Growing up a buddy ran away from the police on 3 different occasions in 3 different cars. A 1989 Camaro V6, a 1987 BMW 735i, and a 1992 Nissan Sentra. All times in the city, not highway, and each time using driving skills but mostly creative intelligence. This was before cell phones. On one of the occasions in the Camaro he lost the police and myself with less than one block of lead. I went past him never saw him as did the police. Miss those days and that crazy fucker
This trooper thinks he can catch up with the Hellcat. Awww, bless his little heart...
I piss faster than a hellcat #garbage
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 that’s why you repair scooters
@@extendobans9579 😂😂😂😂😂
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 you can’t afford a HELLCAT scooter boy
@@thedaytona3929 "By your words, you shall be justified..
and, by your words, you shall be condemned."
Thank you for unnecessarily putting the public in danger
That's why more and more departments have a no-chase policy now
@@paulden3158 That sure slowed this guy down, let me tell you what (scarasm) Something tells me he didn't even know he past a cop when he was going 100+ mph and even at no less.
@@Yourmommyisbusy actually when he passed the cop he was going the same speed as the traffic around. However, because he's in a muscle car/high performance vehicle he got singled out which is stupid. If you're gonna single out a car on the highway, don't single out the one that can actually outrun your ass without even trying.
@@davidtekeste3254 😄👍
Like the guy who was supposedly putting people in danger by running from the police? Great logic!
I love hearing the defeat in his voice 🤣🏎️💨
I really don't see the justification for the police endangering more and more people by running 140 plus mph instead of using the tools at their disposal that would lessen the endangering of the citizens, by using the radio, and the other units in the area to intercept those who are trying to flee. They also have stop strips, and other means they can apply to cite these people who are violating the speed limit, but who are normally within 25 mph of the posted limits.
I believe that the cops love the thrill of speeding without any punishment for them whatsoever. This officer didn't even activate the siren until reaching a very high rate of speed.
The point is that the police increase the dangers by chasing these cars, and the majority of people trying to elude them are only regular citizens, not murders and violent felons, and most I f them will sl I w d I wn once enough distance g as been achieved to get away.
I'm not saying that breaking the speed limit is ok, I'm simply stating that there are other things that can be done in order not to endanger the public more than one person already speeding at rates that are potentially dangerous.
Idiots who drive like that are complete morons. Weaving in and out of traffic, speeding, and being complete morons. They put my life and my families life in danger every day. They belong in jail
I remember several years ago, down where I am, a cop basically killed himself behind chasing down a dirt bike at high speed. Idiot wrapped his cruiser around a tree and I think ended up killing the dude on the bike as well behind trying to pit
@Kim, I just want to reply that you're being awfuly judgemental about the cop. They are trained (especially highway officers) to safely operate their vehicles well over 100MPH and all conditions (training they have to renew annually), and to make a judgement call about when to terminate a pursuit when the risks outweight the rewards.
In most states (AR included), speeding that much is a felony - and driving in that manner is akin to waving a loaded firearm around at the public in a crowded space. So yes, speeding over 110MPH is treated as if it's a violent felony, becasue doing so can result in killing other members of the public - and the police are tasked by their job with aprehending as you say "regular citizens" who make choices that hazard everyone else. That's the way we've as a society written the laws.
You are whining that he didn't turn on his lights/siren "...until reaching a very high rate of speed..." This just shows that you fundamentally don't comprehend the phsyics of intercepting moving traffic, police proceedures, and/or have never served on a jury.
Reasonably and objectively as a "regular citizen":
We don't even get audio until 24 seconds into the video (and we only see the suspect car once it enters a narrow cone of visibility in front of the police car), time at which the officer was probably safely joining traffic, and radio-ing in his position, the officer's intent, and the basic suspect car information. At that time, he's trying to close the distance so that he can get the license plate if it's even there - which requires him to go faster than the car he's attempting to inspect, and potentially cite for speed. About ten seconds after we get audio while the cop is doing 90 to catch up to the Charger, another vehicle changes lanes masking the Charger from the cop's view as it eners a bend, and we can see in the video the Charger accelerating away. This attempt at evasion is an act that establishes the intent of the now fleeing driver (not just speeding anymore).
The cop realized he's accelerating more than he needed to in order to just catch a constant speed suspect vehicle and by 46 seconds into the video (only 7 seconds after the suspect car was again visible). At this time he's turning on his lights, and getting a time slot in the radio to inform dispatch that a chase is starting. It's easy to lose track of time when you're excited, agitated, angry, adrenaline is pumping, etc. This cop chased with lights as siren for only about 1 minute 40 seconds after establishing that the driver intended to flee before terminating the pursuit. It was dry, and the road was essentially devoid of other cars. That is not an unreasonable risk to the public, and it displays restraint and good training from the officer.
However, in order to do almost all of what you propose under this time scale - there need to be cops everywhere and/or cameras everywhere (with cops to view them). Not every jusidiction or agency has a $6Million helicopter, or one in the air, or one in the air even close to right over the start of a chase. By the time the officer in this video lost sight of the suspect vehicle's tail lights @1:26, only about 40 seconds had elapsed from the time his blue lights went on. At just 60 miles per hour you are moving 0.0166667 miles per second. In the approximately 40 seconds the suspect was visible and the pursuing officer could relay the known location of the suspect, any responding officer would have only been able to travel 2/3 of a mile at 60MPH. Yet, you proposed that they set up spike strips... which requires knowing where the suspect car is going, have enough time to get to where it will be, stop the car, get out the spikes, safely set them up without putting one's self or the rest of the public in danger, observe the approching suspect car - radio the pursuing office to back off so their tires don't get flattened - and then pull the spikes in front of the fleeing vehilce... This would mean for 180MPH (0.05miles per second, or about 2 miles travelled in the video's visible chase duration) - we'd need a cop ready to do spike strips about every mile, on every road. There are about 4 million miles of road in the USA - so we'd need at least 4 million cops on every shift (about three per day, roughly 4 per week for time off), of every day to do what you're asking for. That's about 16 million cops (about 5% of the population of the USA) just sitting there with their thumbs up their butts wating for a car chase to go by. That's one cop for every 20 citizens.
When you actually take the time to think about the logistics of what you are proposing - it's magical utopian thinking, not based in reality. Putting a few trained cops behind the wheel of a sub-$50K squad car and sending them after the few people who are doing really bad stuff is already "the cheap+easy way" for doing enforcement. The alternatives are far more dystopian and expensive - and it's insanely delusional to think otherwise. For example we could just ban cars and stop building roads and there would neer be a high speed chase ever again - not a future I agree with, and it's exactly like what they are trying to do with guns right now. If you don't think your ideas lead to tyrannical dystopia, the Feds are already getting remote kill switches put in all cars unter the auspices of "anti-car-jacking," because of idiots like this - and the EPA is being used to take away performance cars from everyone except the governement.
Bad ideas and utopian worldviews like yours have negative outcomes and impacts for all of us, even those of us law abiding good citizens who have the character to behave.
Why did the cops go after the Hellcat? Everyone else was doing the same speed.
It always happens like that. They always target the muscle, sports or performance cars, even if everyone else is going the same speed. Wanna maximize the odds of getting away with speeding? Drive something bland. New-ish, clean and proper, but bland.
Looks like he managed pretty well lol
There are like 4 different videos where this vehicle has outran state troopers
@@mannydcbianco because let’s say you have two vehicles who are going 50 mph in a 35, one is a Corvette and one is a Bronco. The driver of the corvette is most likely to be showing off and completely disregarding the rules of the road. The driver of the Bronco is probably not paying attention to his speedometer.
road pirates go after expensive sports cars usually
You can outrun the radio if it's early enough and you're fast enough. As long as they didn't get your license plate number. 😉
Amazon sells electronic plate flippers for like $50ish. Seem to be a good investment
another tip cop cars footage comes on when the lights start flashing
Fake tags should help…
the wink indicates you know ab the plate situation. can't catch a criminal if you literally can't catch OR find them.
@@shaunwalsh85 are you referring to multiple plates? I'm thinking they wouldn't match (state/county) then there's the additional decal. Probably not worth the headache.
1:44 That inside corner the cop took was blind, he's lucky there wasn't any debris there or a smaller car hidden by that barrier.
Lmaoo the cop doing 130 mph made me laugh. That’s cruising speed for a hellcat. And that’s not even a hellcat. It’s just a charger💀
The cop was just feeling a need for speed 😀
That cop should have just went to the next gas station and caught him there.
Yup...that's all he had to do! But wait and let him fill it up at over $5.00/gal., and then bust him. Not only will he be lighter in the wallet when he is arrested and taken to Jail, but his car will be sitting in Impound with a full tank of gas⛽!!! 🙄🤣
Good one 😂
underrated. this should be the top comment.
Good thing that didn't happen
Why do that even pursue these cars, KNOWING that they cannot catch them? These public servants placing the lives of innocent people in jeopardy in the HOPES of catching the drivers of these cars, are INSANITY AND DANGEROUS!! At BEST !!
Arrogance mainly
Just out there driving with the siren on. That had to be more for personal satisfaction than thinking he could've caught him.
Police just chasing after the wind
tbh i would’ve ran too. you got 3 cars goin the same speed. aint no way you can stop all three and i know i’m in a sports car out of the pack and most likely gonna get an example made out of me so now i gotta make you work
This cop needs to be arrested for speeding like that and endangering lives for no reason. This will continue to happen until we make them accountable for their actions
Did a cop steal your girlfriend or.....boyfriend or something?
@@Satsui_No_Hado someone been arrested
@@noncomplacent honestly, I don't know why they chase anyone, why even care? I wouldn't
@@Necromonger69 EGO. Trying to get a big bust furthers their career gets them higher up on the ladder if you know what I mean.
@@noncomplacent Most men, in general, are macho idiots, it's in our blood unless you are feminine. You feminine?
Look at the apexing the curves, and just generally out to have a romping good time like the Charger driver!
Profiling FAIL.🤣🤣🤣
revenuers!
The guy knew he had the juice to outrun the trooper. Usually they try that with an '08 Fusion
P.o.S cop didn't have a chance. LOVE the sound when Dodge opens up.
Same thing happen to me few years back too, but wasn’t driving a charger though. Was on the main road I see red and blue lights a kilometre away.
I was going to stop but since he was so far away I decided to just floor it and take the next right. There’s a path to merge onto the highway and then there’s high school to left. I of course went in the high school parking lot, as right underneath it is the underpass for the highway.
What seemed like an eternity the cop finally shows up and merges onto the highway thinking that’s where I went lol. I peacefully made my way back home then fun times lol.
Even in a car as fast as a hellcat, it’s a risky game. However the alternative is jail, impound, neverending court visits and costs, loss of license, etc so I totally understand why guys take the risk. I hate to admit it, but as long as the driver/rider is sober I’m rooting for them rather than law enforcement.
I’m not. That dude could’ve easily killed somebody (including himself).
@@coolcat6303 That’s why I personally believe they shouldn’t be chasing unless there was a predicate felony. Far too much risk to innocents just for a traffic violation. The police chasing them significantly increases the risks and cops chasing have killed hundreds if not thousands of innocents.
@@coolcat6303 The cop going 140 mph could’ve killed somebody as well. Without that, the other guy would’ve been going in normal speed
@@jamesbizs exactly. The cops force the hand of the speeder knowing that the driver will likely flee to avoid jail. There’s almost no upside to pulling over, so fleeing is the only option if they wish to avoid jail and severe financial consequences. I personally know most cops absolutely love high speed chases, especially the highway patrol troopers. They live for them. I have 3 good friends who are troopers and they’d never admit it on the record but they’ve all told me they love the chases.
If theyre a somewhat reasonable driver that doesnt swerve around cars too recklessly, run redlights, or run stop signs at full speed, then good luck to them i think.
He actually thinks he's going to catch up to the charger, after he's going the other way??? Only thing that cop will get accomplished is a worn set of brakes, and the need to fn fill up!!! 😅🤣
Hahahahaha funny how every wannabe car guy thinks these shit cars are so unbeatable hahahsha hellcats are garbage until you dump about 30 k into them then they are garbage with aftermarket bandaid on them
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 boy, that must be WHY he got away then? Because the hellcat is so shitty🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You stick to your scooters little boy.
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 clown
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 just because you don’t like the car, doesn’t mean you’ve to hate on it. Typicall hater comment.
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 I'm not even a fan of hellcats but to think hellcats are a joke you're dumb. They are definitely fast.
when the officer exited left on the connector highway, he knew at that point that he had F'ed up.
This is why I got three dash cams in my car; I would love to hear his reasoning for pulling me over to a judge.😎
That wasn't a Hellcat, it was a 2011 to 2014 Charger... I have a Mopar 11, The rear lights are squared and not round...
im so glad that someone other than me was able to point that out
Facts
They wanna call it a hellcat to justify the loss... haha
Best part about Arkansas cops... that car was going the same speed as the ones ahead of him. No reason to single him out, but cops in this state a NOTORIOUSLY reckless in chases, despite all the department guidelines.
He could have slowed down before passing the cop, moron.
They have been looking for the blacked out charger for many days now.
Guy could be the most wanted man and you have no clue.
@@forin9345 the guy in the van coulda been America’s most wanted
@@brandonUwanawich954 true but most mopar cars are “owned” by ghetto hood people
I ONCE WENT 110 IN A CELICA. MY HEART WAS POUNDING AND HANDS SHAKING. I CAN'T IMAGINE DOING 160
with bigger and more built cars they feel stable at higher speeds
@@Rory695 Yeh, some cars will hit a certain speed and just seem to "float".
Kinda eerie to feel it so suddenly
That trooper was chasing a ghost. That.Boy was already home sleeping.
Those hellcats are amazing. You'd think the cop would have something a little more kick ass.
In his defense. Mopar guys don’t typically keep them stock
@@evildrizzt1
Very true, but the police has state funds to get it done. I know in Dubai the police drive Bugatti Veyron super sports for their police cars, otherwise they don't stand a chance. These Hellcat owners can't be making that much money to outperform the police
@@bobsebring3377 dubai has speed traps every where so its sense less to speed over there
@@evildrizzt1 yeah lol. Mines got an aftermarket blower on it.
Why would I buy this car if I cant make it faster lmao.
Negatory, most US cops are in explorers tahoes durangos and some chargers. Chargers are less n less prominent and are far from blown hellcat motors. The Chevy ppv is QUICK but also less n less prominent
I've seen this video before it's a Scatpack
If I go by an officer monitoring traffic I just slow down and get in the right lane. One major tactic they use is having 4-5 units downstream, and the lead unit will call ahead, won’t even bother pulling out and going after you.
20 years ago it was a different story. The pedal went right to the floor and I’d take an exit at eye bleeding g force when they couldn’t possibly see me. Plus, with traffic cams, you can’t get away with anything.
New title: "Mafia enforcer attempts late night armed robbery and fails miserably"
I topped out a Hemi at 165 from Louisville to Cincinnati, the Owner was sitting next to me and said, "I don't have any high speed Brakes on this", so, I quickly let off the Gas, I was aiming for 200 but his declaration made me think twice!
I would hope he had brembos
OFFICER I FEEL YOUR PAIN...🙄🙄....I HAVE AN RT 5.7 AND FOR ME CHASING A HELLCAT IS LIKE CHASING A GHOST...
Hell you better off chasing an camaro ss, they will still pull away but it won't be as bad and he'll be withing reach.
He wasn't chasing a hellcat, the taillights are wrong and the cop is clueless about cars and thinks every charger that gets away is a hellcat.
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts lol not every charger is a $120,000 car.
People are dumb they see a fast car and call it a hellcat or a demon.
This is literally a $25,000 SRT8 from 2012
The hell cat just went into stealth mode, 180mph just cruising 😮
Who else roots for the bad guys to get away….😂😂😂😂
What makes the bad guys?
@@lotsofhairbutnomoney3705
It’s the ones running from the law…
Those Hellcats top out at 202 MPH, but..... at full throttle and with a full tank of gas they run out in 17 minutes. So, what the AR cops need are Hellcats with oversize gas tanks. You're welcome for me solving your problem.
States usually have a hot rod squad car in known pursuit areas... surprised ASP doesn't have a Hellcat or Z06 ECT.
An old mark Viii can out run those cops,. Reliable as well....The Ford engineers took one to Bonneville, ( in 1992?) 181 mph stock. I love those, I knew how to get 24-26 mpg in the city & 30 easily on the highway, sunroof open, comfortable like the living room couch, handled EXCELLENT" & no need to stretch the legs on lonnng drives. Underated......
@@Bellathebear777 let’s compare the mark 7 handing and braking to a current performance car though. I would much rather be in anything new with better safety and powerful brakes like 6 piston brembos
But it's not a hellcat, the taillights are '11-'14 model year, Hellcat is '15 and up.
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts could be a swap but 9/10 it a scat/6.4
I WISH we had roads that empty up here in the northeast. Even in upstate NY at 2am on a Sunday the interstates are full of people
2ayem the 495 in NYC is stop'n'go. I shiite you not.
Was picking up an umm-friend from KLGA, taking the 495 to the Grand Central. Was like friggin' rush-hour, just a sea of brake-lights.
Hey, want to know a secret? I-684 westchester county NY (just watch out for cops in the shoulder)
It's so stupid and dangerous. He has NO chance of catching that car but he's gonna run 120 down the hwy...because he can and he wants to despite knowing the Hellcat is either way out of reach or more likely bailed off the hwy and has disappeared.
I used to do that shit about 40 yrs ago in my dodge challenger 1970 R/T..... 440 six pack..... back when they were built great!.....
You used to not be able to outrun the radio, until they made a 6.2L supercharged motor
Not true
its a regular v8 charger… not a cat
You still can’t outrun a radio. This dude just got lucky.
@@coolcat6303wdym? If you break LOS and exit the highway you easily can…
That's was like tony the tiger would say THAT WAS GREEEEATT👍👍👍
Dude, what the heck, that cop was speeding 😆
That trooper is just out cruising, following ghosts.
Give it up Oinker,, you'r out matched
Glad he didn't catch him as ASP are masters of the PIT and seeing a Hellcat flip, roll or otherwise get destroyed would make me sick! ASP are great but they aren't the Canadian Mounties who always get their man. lol
Overproduced garbage cars with shit transmissions and body styles that should have been redesigned after 3 or4 years. And every drug dealing wanna be car enthusiasts have them 🙄 yeah real fucking sad.
only happens to dumb people that ride slow cars in chases
At the end of the day, a village idiot is STILL a village idiot.
its not a hellcat… you care so much about a car that you cant even recognize? those are normal 2011 gen taillights
@@nolanbeerollin1756 Don't claim to be an expert like you. Just following the title. Sorry to have offended you! Whine to the guy that made the video.
All these fast cars that out run the ASP have built up so much frustration they take it out on all the cars they can actually catch
I used to gun it at the sight of state stroopers always took the next u turn or exit. Still here never caught. Never slow down to be pulled over they always look to search your vehicle for nothing.
Back in the day I swear they used to have police Corvettes.... Or was that only in Need for Speed!
The DEF had foxbody 5.0s at one point... (irl)
Why the cop felt the need to purse this car is beyond me
Southern coyote thought he was gonna catch himself a roadrunner tonight.
"Damn you Duke Boys. Ya'all all just wait, I'll be catchin ya'all before ya know it." Roscoe P. Coltrane
Looks like the Arkansas S.P.D. needs to invest in a few of the HP Dodge Hellcats if they want to catch another Hellcat.
That 👮♂️ be chasin' smoke 💨
a hellcat or anything faster is the only car I would run from the police in, anything else you’re getting caught.
I'd go for the Hellcat Durango... can't beat the fuzz on the street hit da woods!!!
Lmao so a GT mustang couldn’t? GTs are faster than hellcats and demons.
@@markelraya10 I said anything faster doesn’t matter what.
@@markelraya10 a video just posted of a 5.0 trying to run.
That was a scat….
Which way did he go George, which way did he go? LMAO
Looked like 3 cars speeding.That's what you get for going after the faster car.😂
Thanks to the cop, there’s now two speeding vehicles on the highway.
Yeah it’s called a pursuit. And it’s been happening for a 100 years.
@@coolcat6303 and so have innocents dying because of it. 140mph for a speeder???
Man going a whole 40 mph over you and you still chasing him? Cmon dawg make it make sense
Thank you! Why are they allowed to still keep chasing them at that point? Chasing a ghost.
Cop broke the law countless times to catch a speedster. 🤦
This officer put the term chasin the ghost in a whole new perspective 😂
It's a Dodge. You can see the Check Engine Lights on in both the Hellcat and the ASP cruiser!
Dodges come from the factory with salvage titles and CEL's!
@@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032 Salvage Title! Hahahaha! I got to remember that one! :)
Somebody gets it........🤣
So instead of having 1 speeder now you have 2, the 2nd (the cop) is doing it for no reason. He's just endangering the lives of innocent people.
So what do you suggest? Just let scum bags do what they want? It's okay just push the blame off on someone else like the rest of society these days.
@@georgcastanza4924 yes, who gives a crap how fast someone else is going?
@@georgcastanza4924 mind your own business
@@__tacocat__you're an imbecile. You'll care when your wife and kids are in a car and they're in an accident because of a moron like you and there pinned against the dashboard, or maybe you won't cuz you're a moron.
@@__tacocat__ do you know how stupid you sound? You're a f****** moron for making that statement. Low life LOL you must be one of the scumbags that I was talking about.
“who ya chasing there sparky?!”…😂🤣
Cop got outrun by a gen 2 charger that im sure was modded like crazy. Big ups to the builder and tuner.
And…..he’s gone this is how you outrun cops people get distance then get off the highway asap clearly this wasn’t his first time doing this😮💨😂😂😂