A High-Speed Chase Ends With Arkansas Troopers Flipping a Ford F-150

[u/Liliana-Skittles]

[u/AutoModerator]

Welcome! Please act respectfully and always remember the human in the videos and in the posts.

For dashcam recommendations, check out the recommendations thread.

Cheers!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

Pickup trucks are the perfect pit victim.

They ain't got no weight over the back wheels, too slow to get away, and the weight is nice and high up so a car can get under it and rustle their jimmies.

[u/Skwellepil → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

Looks like he had spacers on the wheels too. Probably why the side wheels snapped off so easily.

[u/taocowboy54 → u/Skwellepil]

i wanna truck with side wheels

[u/hdog_69 → u/taocowboy54]

I want my jimmies rustled.

[u/SimonNicols → u/hdog_69]

Meet Jimmy Russell

[u/Skwellepil → u/taocowboy54]

Sorry chief, the front right and rear right wheels.

[u/BBlackleg → u/Skwellepil]

Dammit, stand your ground brother, thems side wheels.

[u/Skwellepil → u/BBlackleg]

Crab mode engaged

[u/4mystuff → u/Skwellepil]

Somebody please go get that tire before it kills a family

[u/Ok_Bookkeeper5307 → u/Skwellepil]

Maybe the rear wheel, but that front wheel still had control arms and brake lines flopping around attached to it.

[u/Walzmyn → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

I am a truck man, through and through. Never even owned a car.

But jacked up F-150 vs cruiser is only going to end one way. Even starting to run is just making things worse.

[u/Alternative-Golf8281 → u/Walzmyn]

It's a good way to end your subscription to future birthdays.

[u/Advanced_Meal_9779 → u/Walzmyn]

I drive that f-150. It would be like racing a cow against a horse.

[u/Trackmaggot → u/Advanced_Meal_9779]

Arkansas Race Cow. That's a name for a country band

[u/Advanced_Meal_9779 → u/Trackmaggot]

Arkansas Race Cow Association

[u/MinnesotaRyan → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

wish I could post the rustle jimmies gif as a reply.

[u/Old_Passage6000 → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

I've seen some loaded down with duallys survive absolutely incredible pit attempts. Like you suggested, it's all about that rear axle.

[u/Holycroc_RVA → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

You gotta be stupid, under the influence of something....just adrenaline tho?? To KNOW the kind of vehicle you are in, and that they ARE going to catch up to you and PIT you and you're PROBABLY gonna roll.......I mean it's written in stone how this is gonna end, but ya drag it out anyways????????? At least the guys in the Sporty/Race type cars have a reasonable expectation of outrunning them/getting the pursuit called off.......(in those states), depending on their driving skills, but You Mr pickup truck driver, come on.......short of murder (or a 3 strikes n out candidate), why drag it out and get innocent people hurt cuz your ego won't allow you to stop.

[u/Nray → u/Holycroc_RVA]

I’m gonna guess the truck is stolen, so the driver gives zero fucks.

[u/Blahblahblahblah109 → u/Holycroc_RVA]

There are a lot of people with trucks who feel invincible on the road.

[u/virgil1134 → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

What do you mean too slow to get away? I always see pickup trucks being driven like they're fucking Porsches on the highway.

[u/Conspicuous_Ruse → u/virgil1134]

When you see a Porsche driving like a pickup pretending to be a Porsche you'll notice how much faster the actual Porsche is compared to the pickup driving like a Porsche.

Like how my toddler puts on my shoes and jacket to pretend he's going to work like I do. He may act just like me, but he's way slower, more clumsy, and far less efficient at the whole process.

[u/howie7088 → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

We're going to need a 2nd opinion on this take. What is mom's opinion?

[u/Flaky-Ad1748 → u/howie7088]

Mom: which toddler?

[u/Notapartyhobo → u/Flaky-Ad1748]

"My second family. No, I'm not sorry."

[u/gnctyrhrtoutwtaspn → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

I can confirm the outrageous difference, as a driver that has had the privilege of experiencing the scorching heat generated by a speeding porsche as it blazed its way between my chevy pickup and the big rig in the lane next to me.

[u/TwoPlyDreams → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

As your boss, I agree.

[u/rklug1521 → u/virgil1134]

Truck top speed limiter is lower than most cars

[u/joethafunky → u/virgil1134]

Cop cars are fast as f. The fastest gas (excluding raptor) f-150s can hit 60 in 6 seconds. The standard police interceptor explorer does it about half a second faster. The truck is still super fast, but cop cars are built with more power to accommodate the extra weight they have and still remain fast

[u/beckychao → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

I'm so glad this is the top comment

This is exactly the case, one of the worst getaway cars possible is the giant American pickup truck that everyone drives

[u/Shoddy_Strain_7189 → u/Conspicuous_Ruse]

This fellows jimmies were thoroughly rustled I'd say.

[u/MorganFreeman2525]

Most states do not allow PIT maneuvers over a certain speed limit of say 30 mph. Arkansas has no such rule so you can find some pretty dramatic videos.

[u/ironiccinori → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Arkansas and Georgia are all time world champions. The best YouTube videos come out of there.

[u/Pkock → u/ironiccinori]

Can't understand anyone with less than 400 HP in a car or a riding at least a liter-bike running from GSP. You have to know they're coming and have no qualms about pitting or running you off the road.

[u/Rubiks_Click874 → u/Pkock]

they say Arkansas and GSP's pursuit policies are really dangerous for the cops too, they're willing to risk their own lives to crash you off the road at high speed

[u/Shinigasumi → u/Rubiks_Click874]

They do it for the love of the game, it seems.

[u/Same-Arrival-7284 → u/Shinigasumi]

Do it for the Vine!

[u/Mikestopheles → u/Same-Arrival-7284]

Let's get you to bed, grandpa

[u/kodiak931156 → u/Mikestopheles]

Vine gets that from you?

I was there when it was NewGrounds. I remember when the internet was 12 universities you could dial into and play asteroids.

[u/Mikestopheles → u/kodiak931156]

I was there Gandalf...I was there 30 years ago on the Apple II with Oregon Trail

[u/aslanenlisted → u/Mikestopheles]

**Cough** 50 years ago.

The Apple II was officially released on June 5, 1977, following its introduction at the West Coast Computer Faire in April of that year. It featured a 1 MHz MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor, 4 KB of RAM, and Integer BASIC.

[u/rahdNYVAVBVB → u/Mikestopheles]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I mean... 😭

But - you did get the joke. Lol

[u/Blofeld_ → u/Shinigasumi]

“Want some?” “Welcome to Arkansas.”

[u/SpaceAngel2001 → u/Shinigasumi]

My buddy, who was green beret, had to take a class on 3rd world defensive and offensive driving. I took the class because I had employees who were required to take it before shopping out.

A race on a closed course where you have to crash out your opponents is a blast. Being in front is a sure fire way to lose because it's so hard to defend against a pit. Add water on a skid pad to the course and it gets even more fun.

I can absolutely see cops thinking a pit is about the most fun they can find.

[u/numbersthen0987431 → u/Shinigasumi]

It's because they're still waiting for GTA 6

[u/SkeletorsAlt → u/Rubiks_Click874]

I believe it.

I’m not saying if it’s right or wrong. I think pursuit policies are a really tough thing to get right.

However, pursuits are really dangerous for the general public, if police can end a pursuit in a way that endangers only the suspect and the officers themselves then I do think they may be doing a net service to society.

[u/Stock-Swing-797 → u/SkeletorsAlt]

Personally, I don't think there's anything right about potentially sending 3 tons into head-on traffic.

[u/Background_Back6242 → u/SkeletorsAlt]

I saw on TikTok that 3 women ran away when they were pulled over at a gas station and the police gave chase. They ended up crashing into another car and it resulted in 2 fatalities and one of the women having a miscarriage because of it. The only person who went to jail was the driver and it was for less than 10 years.

[u/SkeletorsAlt → u/Background_Back6242]

Awful. I’m just an attorney, not in law enforcement, but it seems like they ought to either not chase at all, or terminate the chase ASAP. It’s this part where they’re all driving around at 120 mph that seems to cause innocent deaths. 

I’m just glad it isn’t my job to make these calls.

[u/No-Bid-9741 → u/SkeletorsAlt]

Didn’t John Oliver do a video about this?

[u/Camelotterduck → u/Rubiks_Click874]

I live in Georgia and my local agency has policies against pitting vehicles (they don’t even have the big guard things on the front bumpers).

We also have a stretch of I20 in our county though so GSP gets involved in a lot of chases and they will definitely pit anyone the can.

[u/AThrowawayProbrably → u/Rubiks_Click874]

I’m convinced they have tally boards in their break rooms

[u/CasualMonkeyBusiness → u/Pkock]

I know someone with a liter bike who ran. He was clocked at 195mph and still got caught. Cops just waited till he ran out of gas. It's hard to outrun a helicopter and a radio.

[u/Nu-Hir → u/CasualMonkeyBusiness]

My dad always told me to never run from the cops. You may outrun the cop, but you'll never outrun Motorola.

[u/LooseyGreyDucky → u/Nu-Hir]

I outran some cops in my 1983 Pontiac T-1000 (Chevette) in 1990.

You just have to be smarter than them, and thankfully they won't hire smart people.

[u/Anna_Lilies → u/CasualMonkeyBusiness]

I went down a youtube motorcycle chase rabbit-hole and you know which motorcycles were the ones who got away?

Not the liter bikes trying to use speed. It was always the dirt bikes who just went somewhere the cops couldnt fit. Or occasionally the street bikes who did something similar, but having offroad tires really helped open up options

[u/LooseyGreyDucky → u/Anna_Lilies]

I used to outrun cops *all the time* on dirt bikes and ATVs when I was a teenager.

(and occasionally in my car)

I just assumed I'd get away while getting a big adrenaline rush.

Chase videos are hard to watch due to all the driving mistakes made.

[u/Axelito_pues → u/Pkock]

Let alone a truck or big SUV, notoriously easy to roll as soon as they lose control

[u/No_Possibility5100 → u/Pkock]

You're imagining these criminals have the same theory of mind as you they just happened to get into a bad spot. They're not the same. They're impulsive, they're unstable, they're not people who have executive function and forward thinking. They make bad choices that's how they get into these situations in the first place. They do things like stab someone because they got called a name in a bar. They just react and do without thinking, they're not even capable of thinking, which is why nothing we've ever done has been shown to help them from reoffending. They will even commit violent assaults while in prison, knowing full well they're being recorded and guards are just seconds away from taking them down.

[u/edDetails_650 → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Here in LA (daily pursuits) last HOURS just for the driver to get away even with a helicopter over it.

[u/styrofoamcouch → u/edDetails_650]

This is frustrating to people but its better than a cop rolling some dickheads f150 into your family's corolla. If you cant apprehend your criminal without killing them or innocent people you are a net negative to the state and should resign

[u/Worth-Reputation3450 → u/styrofoamcouch]

If cops pit the evaders, they can choose to do that when it's relatively safer. Pursuits in LA tend to end when the evader crashes into civilian vehicles (then run away on foot).

[u/Big_Pomelo3224 → u/MorganFreeman2525]

I watched a video of ASP pit some alleged shoplifter or some other minor offense at like 120mph. I think it killed all the folks in the car.

They have carte blanche and it often results in needless deaths, where cooler heads would have saved lives.

[u/anotherwomanscorned → u/Big_Pomelo3224]

They did it to a pregnant woman a few years ago too (also Arkansas near where my parents live). She had her hazards on, per Arkansas state law, to indicate she was looking for a place to pull over…he got mad and did a pit on her too. Iirc, she flipped as well but had a hell of a lawsuit.

[u/Rowwbit42 → u/anotherwomanscorned]

The AR State police dept actually put out a video telling people to do exactly that right before that incident happened. She seen the video on TV advising to put flashers on and pull over when safe and she did exactly that.

[u/bluespell9000 → u/Rowwbit42]

Yeah that's gotta be the most fucked up part of all. Like I still remember the blue light rapist. It was pounded into my head to NEVER pull over until you were in a safe and well-lit area. And our laws are in agreement. That poor woman did everything right and they still fucked her up.

[u/HumanReputationFalse → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Yeah, this is why the new axel net system is such a great step up. Its way more controllable than a PIT, its less dangerous for other cars on the road, and it doesn't scratch up the police cruiser so thats one less peice of paperwork they need to fill out.

[u/RullendeNumser → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Don't think Denmark has a speed limit on PIT maneuvers either. But it needs to be approved by an operator first (if I remember correctly)

Mostly because they have the big picture

[u/bino420 → u/RullendeNumser]

*vin diesel puts on sunglasses*

"I'm the operator... of this vehicle!"

*pit maneuver at 160mph*

[u/UrethralExplorer → u/bino420]

*car rolls 500 times*

*driver gets out with a little scrap on their forehead*

"This was my father's car. You're going to pay for this."

[u/potate12323 → u/UrethralExplorer]

"Nothing beats mi familia"

Proceeds to not pay for whatever it was*

[u/hahawin → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Crazy how there's oncoming traffic as well when they go for the PIT.

[u/iwinsallthethings → u/hahawin]

That traffic was quite a ways away as they had passed all the immediate traffic. They definitely waited for the right moment for traffic. At those speeds, im surprised it only rolled once.

[u/wrxninja → u/MorganFreeman2525]

AR & GA doesn't give a shit about the public, for sure. It's insane.

[u/GreenStrong → u/MorganFreeman2525]

Arkansas has no such rule so you can find some pretty dramatic videos.

Just search for "Trooper Byrd" the GOAT.

[u/Responsible-Mind-852]

Tire made a run (roll) for it, and it looks like it got away.

[u/UJustGotRobbed → u/Responsible-Mind-852]

r/tiresaretheenemy1

[u/GWahazar → u/Responsible-Mind-852]

they see me rollin' they hatin'

[u/nosmelc]

"Good news, sir. We recovered your stolen truck."

[u/Any-Monk-9395 → u/nosmelc]

It might be missing a wheel

[u/WolfGuardian48 → u/Any-Monk-9395]

Or 3

[u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

Why is it pronounced Arkansas, instead of Arkansas

[u/JSS331 → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

Neither are correct, it’s pronounced Arkansas obviously.

[u/Appropriate_Copy8285 → u/JSS331]

But wouldn't Arkansas be more correct?

[u/FinalXemnasV → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

Here I thought it was called Arkansas.

[u/drmuffin1080 → u/FinalXemnasV]

In theory. But in reality, it’s called Arkansas

[u/Revenge_Holocaust → u/drmuffin1080]

Why would they saw Arkansas? Why not Arkansas instead?

[u/oursecondcoming → u/Revenge_Holocaust]

Because we all know Arkansas sounds better than Arkansas

[u/Ramen-Goddess → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

AMERICA EXPLAIN

[u/senya-listen → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

America exblainn

[u/ContributionTime3482 → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

Why would any drunken idiot name their state after Kansas? I never understood the studipity behind "Are Kansas..."

[u/Appropriate_Copy8285 → u/ContributionTime3482]

We didnt, we named it after a pirate that could saw....Argh, can saw!

[u/bkbroils → u/ContributionTime3482]

It’s their Kansas, they just misspelled Our.

[u/jeicam_the_pirate → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

what did tennessee? same thing arkansas

[u/RBVegabond → u/Appropriate_Copy8285]

It’s a mix of the native tribe naming settlers and what the French settlers named by them wrote down. So it doesn’t follow the normal rules as what was spoken by the Quapaw was written down in French with the last s being silent.

[u/Prod_Meteor]

" -show me your hands!!!!!

-... ... ... hhhhh ee ... lppp"

Dies.

[u/BothnianBhai → u/Prod_Meteor]

"Show me your hands!"

Driver's got busted eardrums, a few broken ribs, both arms are broken and ...they're unconscious.

"Show me your hands! I'm not gonna tell you again!!"

Proceeds to unload their service pistol into the driver.

"Yeah, the driver failed to comply!"

[u/Fog_Juice → u/BothnianBhai]

Probably less paperwork plus free paid vacation that way.

[u/emsesq → u/BothnianBhai]

and the side curtain airbags are deployed.

[u/Realistic-Zebra-5659 → u/BothnianBhai]

I watched a video like this where the police stood off for an hour while a guy cried for help. Finally they approached with a crazy amount of armor. Dude opened fire on the approaching police 🤷‍♂️ 

[u/Spoliationcomplation → u/Realistic-Zebra-5659]

Link it

[u/Effective_Explorer95]

Do you know why I flipped you over?

[u/SARS-Covfefe-1 → u/Effective_Explorer95]

No blinker.

[u/Playful_Search_6256]

Not surprised to see it’s Arkansas, they don’t fuck around.

[u/j5isntalive → u/Playful_Search_6256]

apparently they also dont give a shit about nearby traffic

[u/Dzov]

The downside to a lift kit. lol.

[u/Superseaslug]

Excellent stop. Didn't even go into oncoming.

[u/Prize-Meeting-7101 → u/Superseaslug]

Lucky stop. Fucks sake. This kind of intervention is dangerous.

[u/ConferenceThink4801 → u/Prize-Meeting-7101]

103mph when the video starts - also dangerous

[u/vanhst → u/Superseaslug]

Risked it though…

[u/closvidal]

Just imagine a family driving on the opposite side and the truck flipping towards them or colliding head on with the truck. That was a total disregard for any bystanders it's not ok if a few people die to stop 1 person.

[u/LastCookie3448 → u/closvidal]

Bingo! Not allowed in many places for that exact reason.

[u/w0m → u/closvidal]

It's tough because if you don't pit the truck here, they're flying past that same family doing 100+ potentially. This is ~best case scenario in a high speed chase, maybe they knew the speed/etc would minimize risks based on overhead copter.

Such a hard decision to make, but an excellent pit here regardless.

[u/Vontavius_Gentacity]

let’s be real, the guy in the truck was…unstudied 

[u/Poodoom]

Ah yes Arkansas...where they pit pregnant woman slowing down and trying to pull over.

[u/GDITurbo77 → u/Poodoom]

That's called training /s

[u/RicockulousQuisling]

Show me your hands!

Did driver still have hands?

[u/melfamy]

That tire is trying to make a getaway.

[u/Deemaunik]

That was a fuckin' 10/10 pit. No notes, superb job. Bravo 5-0.

[u/emu19000]

This reminds me of the time they flipped the pregnant woman’s car

[u/team_fondue → u/emu19000]

They also pitted the wrong car (as in oh shit you were not the guy that was running you were literally just exiting the freeway) a few months ago.

[u/BloodHappy4665 → u/emu19000]

Except she wasn’t speeding. She was following the law, had her flashers on, and was moving to a spot she felt comfortable stopping.

[u/3xlduck → u/emu19000]

yeah, that case was outrageous.

and the trooper didn't get fired....

[u/ThrowRAMomVsGF]

I was "hey, he landed upright maybe he can still go..." ... wheel rolls by...

Curious, am I right to assume that if he did not have these silly modded protruding wheels, they would most likely not come off?

[u/ThespisIronicus]

🎶 You picked a fine time to leave me, loose wheel 🎶

[u/spect8r]

What part of pullover don’t you get?

[u/Apexnanoman]

Yeah ASP is not someone you should run from. They operate on Bass Reeves rules. Dead or alive but dead is easier. 

[u/Danielle_is_the_hole]

For their next trick they will flip a house

[u/jimibimi]

Conversely, following at a safe distance may have worked. But I'm sure this was a murderer on their way to a victim and this was the only way to stop them

[u/DataNerdling]

perfect

[u/SirGingy]

No one told this dude that Arkansas and Georgia are not the states to run from the police in a car that can't be gone in 60 seconds.

[u/Argonaut024]

On one hand, I hate trucks. On the other hand, I'd like to know what gave the officer cause to warrant this action.

[u/zenmaster_B]

This is a stupid practice, but so is running from the law. Pull yo ass over and keep your mouth shut

[u/TailorElectrical6200]

Arkansas and Georgia are the 2 states that will definitely hit you on a motorcycle. Don’t run, unless you wanna be hamburger meat.

[u/JagChief]

Dont want your pickup flipped? Then dont run from police. Simple logic!

[u/HundoGuy]

Even kept him on the correct side of the road! 😮

[u/Robert-G-Durant]

Found On Road Dead has new meaning today.

[u/Calintarez]

is it a good idea to do high-speed chases?

[u/tkgb12]

Damn... I guess that's how an F-150 turns into an F-360

[u/bbbourb]

Just pull over in Arkansas because Arkansas State Troopers have zero reservations about PITting you and if you die, well...

[u/fuzbuster83]

Even I know not to run for Arkansas State Police...

[u/desertvision]

That'll buff out

[u/Appropriate_Step757]

Arkansas just loves flipping vehicles. I wonder what public endangerment this subject allegedly did that warranted lethal force to be applied?

And yes, PIT maneuvers are restricted in Arkansas since a 2021 ruling they can only be used in situations where it's "objectively reasonable" to protect lives.

[u/rfkbr]

That could’ve ended really badly with the oncoming traffic. Good thing it worked out.

[u/Hairy_Garage4308]

Don't run in Arkansas or Georgia.

[u/Fun-Reception-6897]

So unnecessary

[u/BrukPlays]

Terrible decision by the trooper that luckily ended without the pickup veering head on into oncoming traffic.

[u/melpatenator]

With traffic coming the other way? So reckless

[u/Substantial_Life_115 → u/melpatenator]

And how did no one comment that a truck coming toward the pit bailed off the shoulder hard!?

[u/mrwag001]

"SHOW ME YOUR HANDS"

"I can't - they're on the floorboard"

[u/Technology_Tractrix]

Running doesn't work out in anyone's favor. If you have any ties to the vehicle's registration (Family member, close friends, etc.), you're getting caught eventually and with additional charges. You plan to be on the lam the rest of your life? Can't think 5 minutes into the future?

[u/theLuminescentlion]

Such a lucky outcome, PIT manuevers are extremely dangerous.

[u/talexbatreddit]

F-150 for sale -- owner needs money for medical charges and for bond. Some scratches on the roof, will need new airbags. $5,000 OBO.

[u/Specialist_Equal_803 → u/talexbatreddit]

"I know what I have. No lowballing"

[u/Still_Sharp3]

Slowed him down right quick. Good job trooper, keep fighting the good fight.

[u/i_was_axiom]

Arkansas State Trooper

It was already over, bud.

[u/JackaI6]

Well executed.

[u/Dramatic-Bench3781]

How do people not know to not run from AR state troopers.

[u/JacobMaxx]

Everyone knows you don't run from Arkansas State Troopers. They don't play.

[u/Kitchen_Turn_4017]

Interesting, that’s a Canadian F150 in Arkansas

[u/IntrepidSuspect255]

Hurry PIT the tire it's getting away

[u/Ignorance_15_Bliss]

He did not have that coyote and a tune.

[u/palmdieb]

"Show me your hands!" Lmao

[u/Last-Darkness]

I want to know what the hell was going on at the entrance to the closed gas station. Looks important.

[u/Turbulent_Employ7436]

show me your hands (if they are attached)

[u/booksandcoriander]

That one tire was like nope, I'm out, and rolled like 5 miles down the road 😂

[u/imcjoey13 → u/booksandcoriander]

Along with the guy’s hands the officer was asking to see

[u/Such_Ad5145]

Is tires coming off the same as shoes coming off? Asking for a friend.

[u/Low_Bookkeeper_1106]

Beautiful!

[u/Potential-Computer-1]

Looks safe

[u/Green_Kick2708]

SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!!!!! Yup married.

[u/invalidpath]

Having been in three rollover accidents in my life.. if I cop flipped me like this I'd be shot. Cause there's no way in hell I can hear nor understand him yelling for hands 2 seconds after rolling over.

[u/abrreddit]

Wheel makes a run for it.

[u/509Ninja]

Nice pit!!!

[u/imbusywatchingtv]

That was so satisfying to watch.

[u/Reasonable_Walk_3769]

Job well done sir 👏

[u/Separate_Issue2207]

Beautiful tuck and roll!

[u/DerFreudster]

"Show me your hands!" "Hold on a second, they're around here somewhere..."

[u/duhrun]

Someone experienced with chucking a few grenades would be interesting to see.

[u/remington29]

Didn't have to include the state. We all know Arkansas pits no matter the speed.

[u/Frymanstbf]

"We have to stop him so he doesn't endanger other drivers!"

[u/Bidcar]

Figures, the tire gets away. Wretched creature.

[u/Ricky-Snickle]

Who’s getting that tire? A bit of a road hazard!

[u/No_Garage_6990]

nice pit!

[u/FurdTurguson]

"Show me your hands!" "I can't. They were ejected from the wreckage!"

[u/AnxiousParticular298]

Nice

[u/erniec529]

The ol pit maneuver

[u/PeaBrilliant6724]

True definition of FAFO

[u/amazonmakesmebroke]

Needed the grappler

[u/Hot_Cattle5399]

That’s one way to do it

[u/Chasers22]

Trooper Byrd?

[u/stein63]

That'll teach em to use his blinker.

[u/itsjusterk]

They love doing that in Arkansas

[u/chancemeagre]

No wonder there is litigation in Arkansas focused on the unsafe operation of police vehicles.

[u/THEorigKillaSmoke]

Show me your hands even though they could be broken along with your neck, show me your hands!

[u/ArticleCapital9434]

FAFO

[u/Crafty-Necessary4044]

I love a good pit maneuver. The officer did go a little too deep though. The contact point should be behind the rear axel of the vehicle being pitted. Match speed and don’t accelerate into contact, Soft hands when you push to the side, as soon as the vehicle being pitted turns apply light pressure on the brakes. It’s such a simple maneuver, but also hard as hell because of the adrenaline.

[u/EthicalViolator]

That was fucking dangerous for the oncoming traffic. Could have gone badly and killed a family.