I love how the Trooper went from scary & serious to kind & compassionate in a matter of seconds. That really shows some of the multiple roles police have everyday. That Trooper saw that he was kid that was injured & scared, then changed his cap accordingly. It's impressive! 👏
I was thinking the same thing! He sounded like an angry and scared father, then, realizing their young ages, he softened some and attended to their needs accordingly. I am so glad that there was no one injured in this impulsive, reckless act. Hopefully it scared the literal 💩 out of ALL of them, so they NEVER REPEAT such an idiotic, and, possibly deadly, stunt! 😮
@@LittleMo777. Me too, but I still a couple of young grandsons. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't try anything like this but you never know. I pray for them ......A LOT!
Videos like these need to be shown in every classroom! It shows the professionalism, and dedication of Law Enforcement officers. As well as the futility of running and the consequences of bad decisions.
A fourteen-year-old cannot comprehend what a felony is any more than he can solve a differential equation. The way these kids are raised condemns them to a life of crime. - j q t -
Back in my day (I'm in my mid-60's), I'd be more worried about what my dad was going to do to me after the police took me home. I'd have had my ass busted so bad. R.I.P. dad, you were tough but you were fair and we always knew you loved us.
Yeah no kidding. Quite the difference from the morons saying that 18 and 19 yr olds are just kids. They can enlist in the military then they're not 'just kids'. But their punk ass wouldn't do that. Guarantee you that driver's mom will buy him another new car and make excuses for him once he's out. "He's a good boy".
Yea. I was scared of my dad too. I did something one time and he looked at me and said: “I brought you into this world, and i will take you right out”. And I believed him.
My dad died before I had the chance to become a teenage pain in the ass, but he would've been right there behind your hands with a razor strop in his hand. For those who don't know what a razor strop is, it's two long leather belts with a buckle at one end joining it together. They used to use them to sharpen straight razors.
@@indy_go_blue6048 we use to get belted with a cane stick and dads leather belt and also we would get a clip under the ears but when you look back at it you new right from wrong we grew up respecing people not like today the young ones dont
Amen!! Thank you, daddy for the lessons you taught me. Your hand may have been harder at times than others but I couldn't have become the person I am today without you. I miss you so much much. Rest easy in heaven.
Probably in the top two highest probability situations a trooper will be killed is in the few seconds after a felony stop. I can see why they are pumped.
What... _"slightly elevated"??_ 😂😂 His middle name might as well have been _"fuck"._ But yeah, gotta hand it to him... when the scene was secure he decompressed quickly and looked out for those kids.
@@donarthiazi2443 i think in a situation like this you don't know what the suspect might do they already endangered everyone on the road so i get the impression they will go at them like that to dissuade the suspect from doing something even more stupid than they already have like a scare tactic of force just my guess from what i see on ASP chase video's
The way the officer immediately shifted his tone and demeanor with the minor who was ejected was really sweet & impressive. It takes a lot of self regulation to shift on a dime like that. Really well done 👍🏻
I bet the 14 year old kid is going to choose his friends better after this. I like how the trooper really took care of him and made sure he was ok though.
I wish more cops were like this, tough towards the guilty ones but still shows empathy and helps the innocent (or at least innocent till proven guilty)
14 YO and out "ridin" with friends? Nah he knows who he's hanging with. Mum don't GAF, Daddy probably don't even know he's a father. It's all a big joke to him until the coroner picks him up.
Wow, what an intense and gripping video! The Arkansas State Police's quick and decisive actions in handling this high-speed pursuit and subsequent crash are commendable. The professionalism displayed amidst the chaos is truly remarkable. It's reassuring to see law enforcement officers prioritize safety and handle the situation with such efficiency. Kudos to the entire team for their bravery and commitment to public safety.
That young boy is lucky to be alive. The ejection could have killed him, but did anyone notice how close he came to being crushed and/or electrocuted by the falling pole? I would recommend all parents show this video to their minor children assuming the children are old enough to understand. It could mean life or death.
Driver should have been treated like crap. Kids need to start getting treated like that so that they will learn. Kids today are horrible. The rest of the passengers I would treat better but that driver would have gotten hell
@@_xd43l and treating criminals like they’re kids is why the prisons are so packed. Because they don’t learn unless they’re treated like animals. Because most of them are animals
Wow. I think this the first video I've seen where almost everyone actually moves over, or at the very least stops moving. This community loves their police officers
This was probably the most somber PIT I've witnessed here. Things could have gone so much worse. I'm also impressed at the compassion the officer showed the juvenile once the dust started to settle.
Arkansas at this point is basically like a GTA 5 server considering it seems like everyone in this state never stops for police, I have never seen so many high speed pursuits in 1 state so frequently, its like for gods sake is everybody there a wanted criminal!😂😂
Why do they always run in Arkansas when the ASP likes pitting at 110+ mph 😂 and will chase you until they can’t anymore. I’d b scared to run from them 😂
I appreciate how the officer slows down at every stop sign and every red light, making sure to not endangering nobody else 👍 And then comforting the ejected 14 years old kid, kudos to him!
That is because their agency becomes liable for any collisions with outside parties if they collide with a vehicle not involved with the chase. It's the same reason why fire and rescue units also will slow to ensure the intersection is safe before crossing. Lights and siren do not absolve first responders from ensuring it is safe to enter an intersection before doing so.
@@dragontoothless4351 yeah not really, they could care less about damage and who is liable here in AR. Our ASP go through cars more than any other agency. They are the kings of the pit maneuver…. they don’t want to hurt or kill someone else in the pursuit or response to an accident 🤦🏼♀️
In fairness he's about 30 miles behind everyone else... No point in running everything when you're just kinda wandering in the direction you need to go 🤷♂️
It always amazes me when a cop can go from "if you move, I'll shoot you!" to comforting someone and telling them they'll be ok. This situation easily could've cost these kids their lives.
Awesome how that Arkansas Trooper went from badass LEO to a comforting de-escalator after the situation was put under control. That officer knows how to do his job. The kid that was thrown from the SUV is lucky to be alive and I suspect he evaluates who he associates with after this.
I like that the trooper calmed down and started tending to the kid that was ejected. The driver is 18 or 19 driving around with a car full of teenagers. So ridiculous to run from the police.
You can tell how much of an idiot the driver is by the way he was talking. He knows so much. He will also know that all his convictions will stick for life because he is an adult.
I'm so happy to hear that officer having a calm and comforting voice with actual concern checking on this young man and letting him know he's going to be ok🥰 thank you officer for having compassion for this passenger
These cops are your below average IQ enforcers. Gives condescending commands and then moves the kid around who was ejected, don’t expect much from Arkansas.
I was a paramedic a lifetime ago. I've seen the unlucky ones who were ejected... its not a pretty sight. The only lucky ones I ever saw in my career only survived because they were drunk. Lucky indeed!
I am sure that the parents of the kid that was driving will be thrilled that their nice SUV is now not only the subject of a criminal investigation but totaled.
I'd be more terrified of what my mom would have done to me when she found out what I'd done than anything these cops would do. I think the fear of my mom would have kept me from doing anything like this.
Adrenaline will do that unless you are trained to control it. Yeah, once the Trooper realized the ejected passenger was hurt he immediately tried to comfort him.
That was a great example of the compassion that the trooper was able to show the 14yr old that was ejected to keep him calm and soothing assurance of the outcome that he was going to be okay! Hopefully this will teach this kid, if not all involved, to stop f**king up now, and he just might just keep his ass out jail in the future!!!
Oh FFS... can it. He was a badass just like the rest of them before physics handed them their asses. No more sympathy for that POS than any of the rest of them. Ever.
@@haroldcrider3338 no. You don't pit someone for petty left. You let them go, get their info, and show up at their house. These Arkansas troopers are reckless and have zero repercussion for collateral damage
@@alexandercameron645 teach your children well. Or send them out to this. Whoever raised this idiot should be held responsible for all the damage. Then maybe you liberal criminal assistants could catch a clue. Laws have purpose. Brake them go to jail. I've been to prison. If they'd got tuff on me the first time. I'd of never gone. Get over it.
I have been watching these Arkansas State Police videos and I'm uber impressed with their well-maintained seriousness and focus of their respective situations; then they can go calm with all of that adrenaline going. That takes a lot of discipline. Well done Arkansas State Police.
14? Juvenile probation of some sort, probably, massive mental health counseling, no question. These kids are going to be seeing counselors for a loonnnnnnng time. Jail? Unlikely.
@@wavyremix And I bet the 18-19 encouraged the kids to not buckle up. Kids are impressionable, surely you must have been a kid at one point and had friends older then you that you looked up to.
@@AFellowDoktuh Um, yeah maybe. I smoked joints handed to me and drank in the park, but I like to think I would've put my seat belt on during a fucking high speed chase lmao.
I live in Arkansas and have had state troopers pull me over when they do flip the blues I pull over and encounter some of the nicest law enforcement officers I've ever met.
These officers have so much to balance with split-second decisions that could mean life or death for them or others. They don't know who they are dealing with, why, and if the suspects are armed, all the while trying to keep the rest of the public safe while trying to bring the pursuit to a reasonable end. Then it starts all over again in getting these unknown quantities out of the pitted or crashed car, making sure they don't flee, shoot at you, or do something else bizarre. The way that this particular Trooper shifted over, anchored down, and confidently consoled that young kid was amazing. Some people are born and bred for law enforcement.
Obviously they don't watch this channel....lol...because if they did then they would know ASP don't play around. And too bad they didn't get to meet "Byrdman" 🤣🤣🤣
Oh ok. So y’all are thinking about each other the whole time? Wait a sec… I thought ACAB stood for “all cops are bad.” When it really stands for “all cops are boyfriends.” Makes sense.😏
Yep, surprised there aren’t comments complaining about how the LEO used “that word” like I’ve seen on other videos complaining about tone lol. Given the situation, idc. It’s warranted lol. Someone grown needs to call these kids that at least once some time in their lives instead of tiptoeing around what we’re all really thinking.
With any luck, these kids will remember this experience as the night they avoided dying in a horrible accident and will learn how to properly live in civil society. The 14-year old just might have a chance.
Yeah right, their parents will teach them the victim and entitlement card, if/when they end up in the judicial system they’ll be treated “special” and released, further affirming everything their parents told them about the great freedoms and liberties of the USA. 🤦♂️
NOPE - if you run from cops then you have already been trained by your parents that authority does not matter. They will be shook up for awhile but their parents will most likely not make any meaningful changes to how they have parented them so far. The parents will blame the driver or the kids but never ever point the finger at themselves. More is caught than is taught. Kids will all be in trouble again.
@@brucesumner6993 They learn from your example. Extreme lack of parenting or extreme over parenting or extreme corporal punishment results in extreme kids. More is caught, than is taught. Rage parenting raises kids who get enraged when things don't go their ways. I once heard a mother scream at her family "Why is everyone always screaming around here?" - More is caught, than is taught.
These men and women in blue are so sweet at the beginning and end of the disaster. They show the utmost concern in these stupid people! Thank you so much to all the great ones ❤
21:04 - "I'm a very cooperative person, I just didn't want to pull over because I wanted to take my brother home." Jeez, even when I was his age, I would have found that to be a stupid statement.
I watched a video a few weeks ago that the driver kept yelling, "I'm just trying to take my sister home." Wouldn't be surprised if this driver watched that video too.
Those Troopers are really brave with keen sight and nerves of steel to chase lawbreakers on those narrow, curvy, two lane roads!!! The roads could kill you as well as the criminals!! You have to be a skilled racedriver to maneuver Arkansa roads.
Small critique as a military veteran trained in combat lifesaving: When a dangerous hazard exists, make sure everyone is aware of it as soon as possible. Power lines may re-energize at any moment without warning. Also, if aomeone has a head injury and has fallen/been thrown, DO NOT MOVE THEM. Keep them immobilized as much as possible until medics arrive. I appreciate him trying to put the kid at ease but he needed to stay where he was until they could get a cervical collar on him and secure him to a backboard.
These troopers were not messing around! I love the authority and smack down. Then, somehow they flip a switch and take care of the kids. Give these guys a raise.
I'm betting those kids aren't likely to do something so stupid again and hopefully they make better choices in friends going forward. Some might say the officers are being too rough on the kids, however, they are teaching those kids a life lesson so hopefully they won't try anything like that again. I think they call it being scared straight. Kudos to the officers and their department for training such great guys!!
That trooper was so jacked on adrenaline he ripped the handle right off the car door! Amazing how fast he was able to come down off of that and render aid to the young man he thought was hurt. Great job by all officers involved.
I honestly thought it was someone walking down the road that stopped to watch the action 😂 Then when I realized he was ejected I could see the shock on his face. He’s lucky.
That is called shock... His first reaction was to try to get upright after being thrown out.. Which is just a brain reaction... And depending how bad he could have been hurt, also possibly very bad for him. Especially with a concussion.
That kid learnt a valuable lesson. Always wear a Seatbelt when you are involved in a high speed chase. Damn, they were all very lucky to walk away from that.
I love how the cops are like “you drop your hands and I will shoot the fu** outta you” to “you’re alright, I know it’s scary but you’re going to be okay”. I hope that young boy chooses better friends then these little punks who think it’s a joke to steal a car and put innocent lives in danger. The amount of videos I’ve seen of ASP boggles my mind when these punks think they can outrun from ASP.
When that flight response kicks in they WILL NOT STOP. They don't even SEE risks. They just want to stay free even a few moments more. In A FEW cases they might actually get away, but none of them are ever actually thinking they're "getting away". They're just thinking, "RUN! Don't let them catch you!" And there's a difference. Certainly none of them are thinking of any measure of responsibility - because they did something IN THE FIRST PLACE that was bad enough to get cops chasing them. The actual fleeing is NOT something they're ever second-guessing once they've started to run. They never have someone in the car next to them saying, "Dude, you need to stop because every SECOND you push this only makes it worse. CUT YOUR LOSSES you idiot." I lived for 20 years in the LA area which is the car chase capitol of the WORLD. There are apps that will alert you to ongoing chases not just in the LA area but nationwide so you can tune in and watch news choppers stream it. They may not release all the dash-cam and body-cam recordings, but the news channels will gladly let you watch their raw chopper footage in short order, and it may actually be better because you see wider and more stable views.
@@duanevp Our news is too poor for helicopters, and the Little Rock Police Department had one until they destroyed it via seemingly negligence yet the FAA disagrees with me.
Four decades ago, my pops told me this: “If you hang out with losers, you will become a loser.” I took that lesson to heart. Kids I knew in high school who thought nothing bad could ever happen to them, paid the ultimate price
These Troopers did just an excellent job here…again! After the pit, their approach to the damaged vehicle couldn’t have been better. They had zero tolerance for any BS from the occupants and kept things cool.
WTF are these kid's doing out at that time of night without their parents?? No wonder the crime rate is so bad when I was 14 my Dad knew exactly were I was who I was with and what I was doing 🤔🤔🤔
@@brianweiner1521 Nah, you probably just live in a single parent household like most of these fck ups and never get disciplined. Hope to see you on one of these videos soon
there needs to be a nation wide mandatory prison sentence for fleeing. 5 to 7 years added on to whatever crime a driver committed. a car is a deadly weapon.
@Wheeler63idk in this case but maybe they were. I've seen some videos where they read or type the charges so we know what they were charged with and I've seen some reckless driving charges, driving to endanger, speeding, felony fleeing and eluding, etc...
To all parents you have to know who your kid’s friends are and who they hang with. Why will a parent let their 14 year old son be out @ that time of night wow.
What this officer is doing is paramount. He recognizes the kid is upset and consoles him and when he learns he just turned 14 he really tries to calm him down. It’s important he treats him like a kid because he still is one and he just got tossed from a car which is scary as hell. I think his actions were really awesome. Especially with white cops and black teenagers and the stuff that goes on. He treats him with respect and kindness. All cops need to do that. I commend you for your police work. It even sounded like he was going to go with the kid to the hospital. If you can make an impression on a kid growing up and turn a bad situation into a positive one, take that chance like he did.
Whenever I imagine running from the police, or being in a car with someone that's running from the police, my seatbelt is like the first order of business.
The officer that was constantly trying to reassure the 14 yr old was amazing, and shows the true side of policing that it’s not all about guns and shouting. Well done to him. Cx
Driver: ""I'm a very cooperative person, I didn't pull over cause i wanted to take my brother home"". Driver acted like he expected cop to say that makes everything alright.
ASP is like Hunger Games for the streets. Guys gets pulled over, cop approaches the car...."I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE!!!" and driver takes off. Cops be like "Up first for the pursuit Trooper Jacob Byrd! May the odd be ever in your favor..."
As a mom of 4, youngest will be turning 19, I guarantee when that 14 yr old boy gets home his momma is gonna whoop his behind! Then she is gonna have a go at that drivers momma for raising such an a55hole for a son and sueing them to pay for the medical bills. My daughter's car is in my name, no drugs, no drinking, no sex and no friends allowed in the car. She breaks that rule and I take the keys, she can walk to school.
The excuses these people use is astounding. “I’m a very cooperative person, I just didn’t wanna stop because I wanted to take my brother home” So he’d rather risk his own, and his brothers lives then he would just pull over and stop for the police. Sounds like a real smart kid with a very bright future. 🤦♂️
Kudos to the drivers in America. They stop and give a wide berth to pursuit vehicles thereby ensuring their own safety and that of the police/first responders. Every. Single. Driver does this. Amazing.
You ain't watched enough of these videos. People in Arkansas don't move for chit. Cops are always having to slow down especially on the highway, because no one gets out of their way until they're good and ready.
@@jeffcrowley4842 well the drivers on this video were impressive to me. Come live where I do and you'd know what obstructing a pursuit emergency vehicle means.
At the end... "I'm a very cooperative person..." I actually start singing George Strait's "Ocean Front Property" when people say stupid stuff like this.
Damn that would be terrifying to be 14 and go through a situation like that. Their parents did a fantastic job raising these fools 😂😂There isn't any drugs or anything in the car, but they decided to run like they are in GTA5 just for fun. I'm sure that they haven't learned a lesson from this either.
Out of ALL the high-speed chases I have seen out of Arkansas this is the ONLY ONE where a light pole stopped the vehicle that was being chased BEFORE the cops did....#FACTS💯
Well, I guess it's better than shooting the fuck IN them, instead. Personally, I neither like fucks shot out of me or in me. I try to avoid them altogether.
"i'm a cooperative person", "you ARE NOT a cooperative person making me chase you at over 100 mph". good point.
Indeed...you should see this kid when he's feeling uncooperative! 🤣🤣👍👍
They ALL are....After they are stopped and in Handcuffs, LOL!
If that’s his definition of cooperation then i hate to see what he does when he is uncooperative
most are cooperative when they have gun stuck in their face
Them cops are idiots. Do you know how dangerous it is to walk around downed power lines?
I love how the Trooper went from scary & serious to kind & compassionate in a matter of seconds. That really shows some of the multiple roles police have everyday. That Trooper saw that he was kid that was injured & scared, then changed his cap accordingly. It's impressive! 👏
I was thinking the same thing! He sounded like an angry and scared father, then, realizing their young ages, he softened some and attended to their needs accordingly. I am so glad that there was no one injured in this impulsive, reckless act. Hopefully it scared the literal 💩 out of ALL of them, so they NEVER REPEAT such an idiotic, and, possibly deadly, stunt! 😮
I’m glad I’m old and my children are middle aged. (Still stupid sometimes 😊)!
Policing done right 👌🏻
Yes..I was just going to say that..Touching actually. ❤..This kid driving is going to be grounded FOREVER.
@@LittleMo777. Me too, but I still a couple of young grandsons. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't try anything like this but you never know. I pray for them ......A LOT!
Videos like these need to be shown in every classroom! It shows the professionalism, and dedication of Law Enforcement officers. As well as the futility of running and the consequences of bad decisions.
YEP
"You're worried about your car?? What about the trooper you just injured? How many felonies you just fucking caught?" Lmao Officer Savage
A fourteen-year-old cannot comprehend what a felony is any more than he can solve a differential equation. The way these kids are raised condemns them to a life of crime. - j q t -
Back in my day (I'm in my mid-60's), I'd be more worried about what my dad was going to do to me after the police took me home. I'd have had my ass busted so bad. R.I.P. dad, you were tough but you were fair and we always knew you loved us.
Yeah no kidding. Quite the difference from the morons saying that 18 and 19 yr olds are just kids. They can enlist in the military then they're not 'just kids'. But their punk ass wouldn't do that. Guarantee you that driver's mom will buy him another new car and make excuses for him once he's out. "He's a good boy".
Yea. I was scared of my dad too. I did something one time and he looked at me and said: “I brought you into this world, and i will take you right out”. And I believed him.
My dad died before I had the chance to become a teenage pain in the ass, but he would've been right there behind your hands with a razor strop in his hand. For those who don't know what a razor strop is, it's two long leather belts with a buckle at one end joining it together. They used to use them to sharpen straight razors.
@@indy_go_blue6048 we use to get belted with a cane stick and dads leather belt and also we would get a clip under the ears but when you look back at it you new right from wrong we grew up respecing people not like today the young ones dont
Amen!! Thank you, daddy for the lessons you taught me. Your hand may have been harder at times than others but I couldn't have become the person I am today without you. I miss you so much much. Rest easy in heaven.
Calm and collected during the chase, slightly elevated adrenaline during the arrest, and compassion for the ejected subject. Good job Trooper Elmore.
ASP rock, no stop ok, next TBI or Pit they both the same, & you get to pick your own speed.😊😊
Probably in the top two highest probability situations a trooper will be killed is in the few seconds after a felony stop. I can see why they are pumped.
Absolutely 💯
What... _"slightly elevated"??_ 😂😂
His middle name might as well have been _"fuck"._
But yeah, gotta hand it to him... when the scene was secure he decompressed quickly and looked out for those kids.
@@donarthiazi2443 i think in a situation like this you don't know what the suspect might do they already endangered everyone on the road so i get the impression they will go at them like that to dissuade the suspect from doing something even more stupid than they already have like a scare tactic of force just my guess from what i see on ASP chase video's
The way the officer immediately shifted his tone and demeanor with the minor who was ejected was really sweet & impressive. It takes a lot of self regulation to shift on a dime like that. Really well done 👍🏻
I really, really appreciate when these are uploaded in stereo. It's the kind of touch that keeps me watching a channels content.
"Drop those hands and I'm gonna shoot the fck out of you ." I think they understood that .
I thought he was going to say “or I’ll shoot you in the face”. At least that’s what I would’ve said.
"Ya' Fn' Retard"
--- Policeman
The direct approach is always the best.
I mean they wasn’t finna do it
@@jaylinemartinez8984 Finna? Learn some Engrish.
I bet the 14 year old kid is going to choose his friends better after this. I like how the trooper really took care of him and made sure he was ok though.
I wish more cops were like this, tough towards the guilty ones but still shows empathy and helps the innocent (or at least innocent till proven guilty)
He's gonna OD on fentanyl by the time he's 19
Arkansas is a shit hole. Pretty in some places though
That's BS. They are gangstahs now. They will be herald now within there 'hood'. Wake up, parents!!!!
14 YO and out "ridin" with friends? Nah he knows who he's hanging with. Mum don't GAF, Daddy probably don't even know he's a father. It's all a big joke to him until the coroner picks him up.
sheesh! you could see the officer was in pain. "I'm OK. I'm ok". Now that's bad ass
Wow, what an intense and gripping video! The Arkansas State Police's quick and decisive actions in handling this high-speed pursuit and subsequent crash are commendable. The professionalism displayed amidst the chaos is truly remarkable. It's reassuring to see law enforcement officers prioritize safety and handle the situation with such efficiency. Kudos to the entire team for their bravery and commitment to public safety.
That young boy is lucky to be alive. The ejection could have killed him, but did anyone notice how close he came to being crushed and/or electrocuted by the falling pole?
I would recommend all parents show this video to their minor children assuming the children are old enough to understand.
It could mean life or death.
Good point ! Some just don’t realize how this situation could have turned out . I’d say for those who are younger this shows the reality.
I've shown this kind of stuff to my 15 year old daughter with the message, "Get in the car with the wrong people and this could be you...."
Driver is lucky one. He could have face 2 or 3 manslaughter charges also.
I think he landed on his feet like a cat 😳
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy exactly! At a young age they need to realize just how badly this could have ended .
I applaud 👏 the Police Officer that went from a crazy dangerous pursuit to a caring person who was taking care of a scared 14yo. Hats off to you Sir!
I just went to type something similar
Driver should have been treated like crap. Kids need to start getting treated like that so that they will learn. Kids today are horrible. The rest of the passengers I would treat better but that driver would have gotten hell
@@rjdatdude23 exactly this concept of treating criminals like animals is why your prison work so fantastically well... Oh wait, they don't.
You know... At first I was like "fuck this hot headed cop" then I saw that part, and quickly changed my assessment.
@@_xd43l and treating criminals like they’re kids is why the prisons are so packed. Because they don’t learn unless they’re treated like animals. Because most of them are animals
Wow. I think this the first video I've seen where almost everyone actually moves over, or at the very least stops moving. This community loves their police officers
This was probably the most somber PIT I've witnessed here. Things could have gone so much worse. I'm also impressed at the compassion the officer showed the juvenile once the dust started to settle.
Arkansas at this point is basically like a GTA 5 server considering it seems like everyone in this state never stops for police, I have never seen so many high speed pursuits in 1 state so frequently, its like for gods sake is everybody there a wanted criminal!😂😂
Exactly what I was thinking.
They just passed my house... and yes we are. But not all of us are dumb enough to run....anymore
extreme poverty from what i heard
Why do they always run in Arkansas when the ASP likes pitting at 110+ mph 😂 and will chase you until they can’t anymore. I’d b scared to run from them 😂
@@buckrowley1506 extreme poverty doesn't drive a formerly shiny newer SUV
That cop went from beast mode to caring dad mode in seconds. What a wonderful example of good law enforcement!
They were running from the cops ,putting life in danger ,the cops did the right thing .
@Aluzky he was in the back seat trying to get out how is he a crim lol
@Aluzky Dummy somebody fleeing does not make a passenger an automatic criminal
@Aluzky ok but why does an accomplice need capital punishment
@Aluzky dude he didnt even kill anyone do u even know what capital punishment is
I appreciate how the officer slows down at every stop sign and every red light, making sure to not endangering nobody else 👍
And then comforting the ejected 14 years old kid, kudos to him!
That is because their agency becomes liable for any collisions with outside parties if they collide with a vehicle not involved with the chase. It's the same reason why fire and rescue units also will slow to ensure the intersection is safe before crossing. Lights and siren do not absolve first responders from ensuring it is safe to enter an intersection before doing so.
@@dragontoothless4351 yeah not really, they could care less about damage and who is liable here in AR. Our ASP go through cars more than any other agency. They are the kings of the pit maneuver…. they don’t want to hurt or kill someone else in the pursuit or response to an accident 🤦🏼♀️
In fairness he's about 30 miles behind everyone else... No point in running everything when you're just kinda wandering in the direction you need to go 🤷♂️
The compassion in that officers voice tending to the teen thrown from the car was wondeful.
I'm glad this trooper talked to these kids like he was their father, not their friend. Good job, sir!
If their actual fathers did so this probably never would have happened.
It always amazes me when a cop can go from "if you move, I'll shoot you!" to comforting someone and telling them they'll be ok.
This situation easily could've cost these kids their lives.
But it didn’t I’m still walkin nd talking
@@jaylinemartinez8984 that was you in the video?
@@JKnetz yes
@@jaylinemartinez8984 lol that’s wild
@@jaylinemartinez8984 You need to find new friends. These are going to get you killed, or worse, leave you paralyzed.
Awesome how that Arkansas Trooper went from badass LEO to a comforting de-escalator after the situation was put under control. That officer knows how to do his job. The kid that was thrown from the SUV is lucky to be alive and I suspect he evaluates who he associates with after this.
ASP goes from “I’ll shoot the f**k out of you” to being a sweetheart and comforting the kid. Love these guys!!❤
I like that the trooper calmed down and started tending to the kid that was ejected. The driver is 18 or 19 driving around with a car full of teenagers. So ridiculous to run from the police.
@gallowsCalibrator Because at 19 he’s an adult and should know a little better. “Teenager” doesn’t mean shit. Being 19 and 14 are very different.
You can tell how much of an idiot the driver is by the way he was talking. He knows so much. He will also know that all his convictions will stick for life because he is an adult.
@gallowsCalibrator Yes, really.
@@amgbenz0664 barely different. Still can't purchase alcohol or tobacco. True story
He just caught about 20-25 years in prison at least....he hasn't grown up yet, but will have when he gets out of prison.
I'm so happy to hear that officer having a calm and comforting voice with actual concern checking on this young man and letting him know he's going to be ok🥰 thank you officer for having compassion for this passenger
What are you talking about. he made several medical mistakes. Two words: Recovery position.
Cop was just trying to NOT get sued, after his pit maneuver tossed that kid out onto the road .. it's amazing he wasn't killed or seriously injured.
@@KrustyKlown yea after the dip shit driving almost killed him with his negligence
@@KrustyKlown the driver can sue the polices. Justice will say it all. The low class does not own this SUV.
These cops are your below average IQ enforcers. Gives condescending commands and then moves the kid around who was ejected, don’t expect much from Arkansas.
I love the compassion that Officer shows that young boy.
Brought tears to this mama's eyes. 😢 I appreciated that a lot.
Damn kid literally flew out of the car he is definitely one of the luckiest kids I've ever seen
I was a paramedic a lifetime ago. I've seen the unlucky ones who were ejected... its not a pretty sight. The only lucky ones I ever saw in my career only survived because they were drunk.
Lucky indeed!
He just stood there trying to figure out wtf just happened after he was ejected. Could have been so much worse.
Officer rightly showed compassion where needed. Holding accountable with kindness is never wrong
Great comment
Lolwut
Except in these cases.
I am sure that the parents of the kid that was driving will be thrilled that their nice SUV is now not only the subject of a criminal investigation but totaled.
Most likely pissed
The insurance company will not be impressed. They may not be able to collect.
Sad to say but they will probably buy him a new one. This generation gets whatever they want from mom and dad.
@@cheekymonkey9997 YOUR RIGHTTTTT😭😭😭 we did get what we wanted
@@jaylinemartinez8984 What car did you get?
I'm from Northern Michigan, but I got huge love for Arkansas state Troopers ❤❤❤❤❤
I do too…and I am from NW PA..
Me, too. Love from Louisiana.
I'm originally from the U.P. 👋
I'd be more terrified of what my mom would have done to me when she found out what I'd done than anything these cops would do. I think the fear of my mom would have kept me from doing anything like this.
🤣 he mag- dumped him with f- bombs! 👍
And still flawlessly switched to dad mode!😎
Adrenaline will do that unless you are trained to control it. Yeah, once the Trooper realized the ejected passenger was hurt he immediately tried to comfort him.
this comment wins
Notice he was so pissed he yanked the doorhandle off!
He went from 100 to 0 really quickly, great officer.
Disgusting language from the trooper. Totally unnecessary and unprofessional. He would be suspended in my city.
That Trooper did an excellent job knowing when he had to switch roles/aproaches.
God bless ALL Law Enforcement to go through this crap day in and day out!❤
That was a great example of the compassion that the trooper was able to show the 14yr old that was ejected to keep him calm and soothing assurance of the outcome that he was going to be okay! Hopefully this will teach this kid, if not all involved, to stop f**king up now, and he just might just keep his ass out jail in the future!!!
Oh FFS... can it.
He was a badass just like the rest of them before physics handed them their asses.
No more sympathy for that POS than any of the rest of them. Ever.
Maybe a few days in real jail could straighten them up. Talking to the prisoners could help.
It is somewhat amazing that anyone runs from these troopers.
Yeah. We pay our troopers to take the trash off the streets. They do their job. Should have pitted him sooner.
some will never learn
There’s a couple that got away. Good for them. It’s nice to put these cocky mfs in their place here and there
@@haroldcrider3338 no. You don't pit someone for petty left. You let them go, get their info, and show up at their house. These Arkansas troopers are reckless and have zero repercussion for collateral damage
@@alexandercameron645 teach your children well. Or send them out to this. Whoever raised this idiot should be held responsible for all the damage. Then maybe you liberal criminal assistants could catch a clue. Laws have purpose. Brake them go to jail. I've been to prison. If they'd got tuff on me the first time. I'd of never gone. Get over it.
I work with a guy who says he was Officer Elmore's football coach, and he says he was just as much of a badass 20 years ago, lol!
Tolton, richardson, baker, or cross?
@@nickeaton1255 Richardson, I work with him at Belle Point!
@@nickeaton1255 he said you were a badass too, and he started telling a story about you winning a game against Lavaca by sacking the qb, lol!
Thats awesome bro, thanks for making our group chats day. I hope he is doing well!
What an awesome thread. Give your group chat my thanks and if I'm ever in Arkansas again the joe is on me.
Thank you to the Heroism of the Arkansas Law Enforcement for protecting innocent citizens and removing drunks and danger from its roads.
I have been watching these Arkansas State Police videos and I'm uber impressed with their well-maintained seriousness and focus of their respective situations; then they can go calm with all of that adrenaline going. That takes a lot of discipline. Well done Arkansas State Police.
"If you drop those hands, I will shoot the f*** out of you" Hopefully this event will scare these kids straight.
14? Juvenile probation of some sort, probably, massive mental health counseling, no question. These kids are going to be seeing counselors for a loonnnnnnng time. Jail? Unlikely.
and yeah, something like scared straight if they cop an attitude or do not participate in treatment, guidance. Boot camp, who knows.
I couldn't do that job. My threats of shooting would be worse than that cops'
Totally appropriate on the Officers part it may make him think twice about breaking laws in the future 👍
Actually we went to headquarters and momma came and got me same second
That driver needs good arse whoopin. I feel for the kid that was ejected from the car. Praying all these kids learned their lesson after this.
Pretty fucking dumb to not have buckled up at some point during this chase though.
Arse? should be ASS
@@wavyremix kids
@@wavyremix And I bet the 18-19 encouraged the kids to not buckle up. Kids are impressionable, surely you must have been a kid at one point and had friends older then you that you looked up to.
@@AFellowDoktuh Um, yeah maybe. I smoked joints handed to me and drank in the park, but I like to think I would've put my seat belt on during a fucking high speed chase lmao.
I live in Arkansas and have had state troopers pull me over when they do flip the blues I pull over and encounter some of the nicest law enforcement officers I've ever met.
I had a gf who's dad was a state trooper. He was pretty nice after a few months.
These officers have so much to balance with split-second decisions that could mean life or death for them or others. They don't know who they are dealing with, why, and if the suspects are armed, all the while trying to keep the rest of the public safe while trying to bring the pursuit to a reasonable end. Then it starts all over again in getting these unknown quantities out of the pitted or crashed car, making sure they don't flee, shoot at you, or do something else bizarre. The way that this particular Trooper shifted over, anchored down, and confidently consoled that young kid was amazing. Some people are born and bred for law enforcement.
A phone call no parent EVER wants to receive! Kids live for the moment….with no thought as to consequences!
well at least they didn't have to worry about their dads being angry
As a kid, I knew - because I was told in no uncertain terms - that if I phucked up, I owned it and mommy and daddy wouldn’t step in to help
I can think of a worse phone call a parent can receive
@@jerrykorman7770 Same here. I was told that if I ended up in jail, not to call home. It was tough love, but it worked.
I was brought up with the understanding that actions have consequences. We were taught to live for the future, not the moment.
So, what made this crew think they were going to get away from that many cops? Low IQ?
Too many racing video games and next to no education.
GTA
Check out the movie “Idiocracy.”
I used to think it was science-fictiony. I now believe Idiocracy is a documentary
Living with no father in the house and being brainwashed from social media contributes to this heavily.
Obviously they don't watch this channel....lol...because if they did then they would know ASP don't play around.
And too bad they didn't get to meet "Byrdman" 🤣🤣🤣
Great job Joshua enjoyed all the detail
The kid that got ejected got a second chance at life from God, let's hope he puts it to good use.
he sure was confused about what was going on, more rejects from Mexico punk kids
Doubtful at best
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
As prior LEO 15:04 is my favorite part of the whole video. Literally your thoughts during every pursuit.
Oh ok. So y’all are thinking about each other the whole time? Wait a sec… I thought ACAB stood for “all cops are bad.” When it really stands for “all cops are boyfriends.” Makes sense.😏
@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756 Lol.
Not necessarily politically correct, but nonetheless accurate lol.
Yep, surprised there aren’t comments complaining about how the LEO used “that word” like I’ve seen on other videos complaining about tone lol.
Given the situation, idc. It’s warranted lol. Someone grown needs to call these kids that at least once some time in their lives instead of tiptoeing around what we’re all really thinking.
When I was 14 back in '74 going through Driver's Ed Class they somehow left this chapter out.
"Evading Police 101"
Now that's the way you're supposed to talk to fucking criminals. I fucking love it!!!!!!!
Exactly
That officer went from hunting mode to saving mode quick! Great job officer!
I am really impressed by how recent this video is, that's quality sourcing.
AMEN, the most recent ones are the best
If a police department deems it a 'clean shot' or something that sheds a good light, the results are fast.
@@ProperMethodz They release videos as fast as possible in every case because the liars are out claiming the police acted wrongly.
With any luck, these kids will remember this experience as the night they avoided dying in a horrible accident and will learn how to properly live in civil society. The 14-year old just might have a chance.
Yeah right, their parents will teach them the victim and entitlement card, if/when they end up in the judicial system they’ll be treated “special” and released, further affirming everything their parents told them about the great freedoms and liberties of the USA. 🤦♂️
Hahaha not a damn chance. Theyll start to slow down and think between 35 - 45
NOPE - if you run from cops then you have already been trained by your parents that authority does not matter. They will be shook up for awhile but their parents will most likely not make any meaningful changes to how they have parented them so far. The parents will blame the driver or the kids but never ever point the finger at themselves. More is caught than is taught. Kids will all be in trouble again.
I can assure you if any of these kids were mine, they wouldn't be sitting down for a week. They might forget the accident, but not the ass whoopin.
@@brucesumner6993 They learn from your example. Extreme lack of parenting or extreme over parenting or extreme corporal punishment results in extreme kids. More is caught, than is taught. Rage parenting raises kids who get enraged when things don't go their ways. I once heard a mother scream at her family "Why is everyone always screaming around here?" - More is caught, than is taught.
These men and women in blue are so sweet at the beginning and end of the disaster. They show the utmost concern in these stupid people! Thank you so much to all the great ones ❤
Wow that kid is so lucky to be alive . Hopefully he gets his wake-up call now before it's too late.
21:04 - "I'm a very cooperative person, I just didn't want to pull over because I wanted to take my brother home."
Jeez, even when I was his age, I would have found that to be a stupid statement.
I watched a video a few weeks ago that the driver kept yelling, "I'm just trying to take my sister home." Wouldn't be surprised if this driver watched that video too.
I made some stupid decisions when I was young, but I never ran from from the cops and got pitted into a power pole.
Me either! I've done stupid things but that wasn't one of them! I'll pull over and do what I need to do!
Tell us you lived a sheltered life again. We played cat and mouse every weekend.
@@Censortubes Yeah because you’re sheltered if you don’t commit felonies. 🙄🙄
@@Censortubes He never ran from cops and got PIT into a power pole, so he lived a sheltered life…. You’re probably the dmbest mf’er alive rn 💀
@@amgbenz0664 what do windows taste like kid?
Those Troopers are really brave with keen sight and nerves of steel to chase lawbreakers on those narrow, curvy, two lane roads!!! The roads could kill you as well as the criminals!! You have to be a skilled racedriver to maneuver Arkansa roads.
Isn't that the truth! It's exhausting to drive in Arkansas.
Small critique as a military veteran trained in combat lifesaving: When a dangerous hazard exists, make sure everyone is aware of it as soon as possible. Power lines may re-energize at any moment without warning. Also, if aomeone has a head injury and has fallen/been thrown, DO NOT MOVE THEM. Keep them immobilized as much as possible until medics arrive. I appreciate him trying to put the kid at ease but he needed to stay where he was until they could get a cervical collar on him and secure him to a backboard.
I agree. In this case, the kid had already been up and walking around and then he was ordered to get on the ground.
These troopers were not messing around! I love the authority and smack down. Then, somehow they flip a switch and take care of the kids. Give these guys a raise.
Could have ended all their lives over one dumb move!!
@aNteHax Weak troll
I'm betting those kids aren't likely to do something so stupid again and hopefully they make better choices in friends going forward. Some might say the officers are being too rough on the kids, however, they are teaching those kids a life lesson so hopefully they won't try anything like that again. I think they call it being scared straight. Kudos to the officers and their department for training such great guys!!
That trooper was so jacked on adrenaline he ripped the handle right off the car door! Amazing how fast he was able to come down off of that and render aid to the young man he thought was hurt. Great job by all officers involved.
It's actually not that hard today. They're all plastic 🙄
And for the one who was ejected I give a 10.0 . Perfectly stuck the landing.
kid was on his feet so fast I thought someone was running at first 😂😂
I honestly thought it was someone walking down the road that stopped to watch the action 😂 Then when I realized he was ejected I could see the shock on his face. He’s lucky.
@@hopkinsmommy1202 same😂😂🤣
That is called shock... His first reaction was to try to get upright after being thrown out..
Which is just a brain reaction... And depending how bad he could have been hurt, also possibly very bad for him. Especially with a concussion.
That kid learnt a valuable lesson. Always wear a Seatbelt when you are involved in a high speed chase.
Damn, they were all very lucky to walk away from that.
I love how the cops are like “you drop your hands and I will shoot the fu** outta you” to “you’re alright, I know it’s scary but you’re going to be okay”. I hope that young boy chooses better friends then these little punks who think it’s a joke to steal a car and put innocent lives in danger. The amount of videos I’ve seen of ASP boggles my mind when these punks think they can outrun from ASP.
When that flight response kicks in they WILL NOT STOP. They don't even SEE risks. They just want to stay free even a few moments more. In A FEW cases they might actually get away, but none of them are ever actually thinking they're "getting away". They're just thinking, "RUN! Don't let them catch you!" And there's a difference. Certainly none of them are thinking of any measure of responsibility - because they did something IN THE FIRST PLACE that was bad enough to get cops chasing them. The actual fleeing is NOT something they're ever second-guessing once they've started to run. They never have someone in the car next to them saying, "Dude, you need to stop because every SECOND you push this only makes it worse. CUT YOUR LOSSES you idiot."
I lived for 20 years in the LA area which is the car chase capitol of the WORLD. There are apps that will alert you to ongoing chases not just in the LA area but nationwide so you can tune in and watch news choppers stream it. They may not release all the dash-cam and body-cam recordings, but the news channels will gladly let you watch their raw chopper footage in short order, and it may actually be better because you see wider and more stable views.
@@duanevp Our news is too poor for helicopters, and the Little Rock Police Department had one until they destroyed it via seemingly negligence yet the FAA disagrees with me.
@@duanevpWhat kind of pathetic bullshit is that? 🤣
I love how that Trooper went from being bad-ass to caring..in minutes..
My heart breaks for the 14 year old that got thrown out of the car. He more than likely went along with the shenanigans just to seem cool
Better a life lesson than a life sentence.
Four decades ago, my pops told me this:
“If you hang out with losers, you will become a loser.”
I took that lesson to heart. Kids I knew in high school who thought nothing bad could ever happen to them, paid the ultimate price
Play stupid games win stupid prizes
Maybe & maybe not but I felt sorry for him too.
If you're the passenger, what exactly are you supposed to do if you disagree with driver's decision?
I love how ASP doesn’t mess around!
They’ve got to be the Best drivers🙏🏻🕊✝️🌸♥️🇺🇸
14:02
I approve of this communication style
These Troopers did just an excellent job here…again! After the pit, their approach to the damaged vehicle couldn’t have been better. They had zero tolerance for any BS from the occupants and kept things cool.
WTF are these kid's doing out at that time of night without their parents?? No wonder the crime rate is so bad when I was 14 my Dad knew exactly were I was who I was with and what I was doing 🤔🤔🤔
Times change old man
I definitely wouldn't have been running around in a car at 14.
Committing crimes!!
Fatherless children or parents that simply don't care. Kids pretty much raise themselves these days.
@@brianweiner1521 Nah, you probably just live in a single parent household like most of these fck ups and never get disciplined. Hope to see you on one of these videos soon
I'm sure we've all been out riding with older kids we didn't know as well as we should have. This kid was extremely lucky.
That was a clean ejection. This kid was actually up on his feet before the officers arrived. He is lucky that he isn't more seriously injured.
Unbelievable if you just heard about it, but we saw it.
there needs to be a nation wide mandatory prison sentence for fleeing. 5 to 7 years added on to whatever crime a driver committed. a car is a deadly weapon.
@Wheeler63idk in this case but maybe they were. I've seen some videos where they read or type the charges so we know what they were charged with and I've seen some reckless driving charges, driving to endanger, speeding, felony fleeing and eluding, etc...
EXCELLENT TEAM WORK ON THE POLICE SIDE.
I had to watch it a few times trying to figure out where that guy came from
Like he just magically appears from nowhere. . LoL 😂
To all parents you have to know who your kid’s friends are and who they hang with. Why will a parent let their 14 year old son be out @ that time of night wow.
From Europe: you re 100% correct, at 14 I needed to be home at 6pm latest
What this officer is doing is paramount. He recognizes the kid is upset and consoles him and when he learns he just turned 14 he really tries to calm him down. It’s important he treats him like a kid because he still is one and he just got tossed from a car which is scary as hell. I think his actions were really awesome. Especially with white cops and black teenagers and the stuff that goes on. He treats him with respect and kindness. All cops need to do that. I commend you for your police work. It even sounded like he was going to go with the kid to the hospital. If you can make an impression on a kid growing up and turn a bad situation into a positive one, take that chance like he did.
Whenever I imagine running from the police, or being in a car with someone that's running from the police, my seatbelt is like the first order of business.
Rewatch the chase scene in "Bullitt". The bad guys buckle up before trying to outrun Steve McQueen.
14:03 and it was at THIS point the driver shat his britches 🤣
The officer that was constantly trying to reassure the 14 yr old was amazing, and shows the true side of policing that it’s not all about guns and shouting. Well done to him. Cx
Driver: ""I'm a very cooperative person, I didn't pull over cause i wanted to take my brother home"".
Driver acted like he expected cop to say that makes everything alright.
ASP is like Hunger Games for the streets. Guys gets pulled over, cop approaches the car...."I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE!!!" and driver takes off. Cops be like "Up first for the pursuit Trooper Jacob Byrd! May the odd be ever in your favor..."
Watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. This ASP are the real deal when it comes to pursuits.
Truly impressed with our officers, esp the one calming the 14 yr old💙
“I PITTED HIM BUT OW OW MY CAR!!!!!” Lmao I’m sorry but that took me out.
As a mom of 4, youngest will be turning 19, I guarantee when that 14 yr old boy gets home his momma is gonna whoop his behind! Then she is gonna have a go at that drivers momma for raising such an a55hole for a son and sueing them to pay for the medical bills. My daughter's car is in my name, no drugs, no drinking, no sex and no friends allowed in the car. She breaks that rule and I take the keys, she can walk to school.
Doing a good job there, I have seen the results of not doing it one too many times.
The excuses these people use is astounding. “I’m a very cooperative person, I just didn’t wanna stop because I wanted to take my brother home” So he’d rather risk his own, and his brothers lives then he would just pull over and stop for the police. Sounds like a real smart kid with a very bright future. 🤦♂️
Definitely not going to college. Probably going to meet his dad for the first time at the county lock-up.
Kudos to the drivers in America. They stop and give a wide berth to pursuit vehicles thereby ensuring their own safety and that of the police/first responders. Every. Single. Driver does this. Amazing.
You ain't watched enough of these videos. People in Arkansas don't move for chit. Cops are always having to slow down especially on the highway, because no one gets out of their way until they're good and ready.
@@jeffcrowley4842 well the drivers on this video were impressive to me. Come live where I do and you'd know what obstructing a pursuit emergency vehicle means.
Excellent work Officers!
Aaaand... An amazing pole position for this exceptional team! 🥇
I cannot imagine what the driver was thinking. So young. Terrible life-changing decision.
What a great cop at the end (and all around officers) , that guy must be a father .
you run, your done!! these officers dont play!!
At the end... "I'm a very cooperative person..."
I actually start singing George Strait's "Ocean Front Property" when people say stupid stuff like this.
Damn that would be terrifying to be 14 and go through a situation like that. Their parents did a fantastic job raising these fools 😂😂There isn't any drugs or anything in the car, but they decided to run like they are in GTA5 just for fun. I'm sure that they haven't learned a lesson from this either.
Out of ALL the high-speed chases I have seen out of Arkansas this is the ONLY ONE where a light pole stopped the vehicle that was being chased BEFORE the cops did....#FACTS💯
"I will shoot the fuck out of you!" I love it.
Well, I guess it's better than shooting the fuck IN them, instead. Personally, I neither like fucks shot out of me or in me. I try to avoid them altogether.
Fort Smith don't play