Wow me as well. I held my breathe until the spike thing was completed. When the guy that swerved and hit the spikes, I thought the Officer was screwed as far as spiking the intended vehicle. Spikes were successful for the intended vehicle. At least the guy that hit the spikes was so nice. He and the Officer were laughing about it and just taking care of business together. Bless the innocent driver and the Officer that did a great job.❤❤❤
Trooper Harper is an amazing Trooper. Just as important, Trooper Harper is a kind, considerate man. The way he interacted with the gentleman was outstanding. The gentleman was also very kind. Respect for both men. Absolutely an amazing video, Thank you NST. Respect & love for you, your hard work, and for having the Best channel ever. ❤️ 🇺🇸 🚑
My intro to Trooper Justin. I like this man. Exciting spikes for him and a satisfying contribution to the capture. Good job ... I appreciate his focus, laughter, and immediate service to the fella's collateral damage. In the early car's defense re: "get the @$! out of the way" - trooper's lites weren't yet on, so they wouldn't know he was in a hurry. 😊 Please stay safe y'all.
It’s so nice to meet you State Trooper Harper! You now have a wonderful fan club. Such a great job and so very nice of you to help the civilian. Thank you for all you do! If I ever move from AZ it will be to Arkansas. Seeing these state troopers and how they protect, shows me that they really care about their state.
And that citizen who got spiked accidentally - took it on the chin / accepted his mistake (even though he got assistance and probably will be reimbursed). Got a lot of respect for him too....others would've just ranted, kicking and screaming, doing kids tantrum stuff on store aisle.....not this guy - smiles/laughs about it.
the lights were on, so was his sirens, but when it says GPS unavailable at the bottom, none of those 4 parameters will update, including the 5th (and maybe most important, speed)
As a owner of a several Sierra trucks, let me tell you that getting those spare tires off is a pain in the ass! Luckily for this gentleman, his truck is new. I live in the rustbelt, and after a few years those mechanisms that hold the spare in seize up from road salt and debris. More than once I've had to cut the cable.... The owner of this truck handled the situation nicely with the trooper.
That's why I'm thinking of mounting my spare in the bed. ( Siverado) Who wants to deal with that on the side of the road?. The spare mechanism on my wife's Trail Blazer rusted and wouldn't go back up so I took it off and cleaned all the rust and dirt out and repacked it with grease. Glad I found out in my back yard and fixed it.
Fords are the same too! I was lucky enough to get one that had 5 matching alloy rims and tires when I bought mine. I do a 5 tire rotation for that very reason. Nothing like getting a flat to find the mechanism seized up under the truck. First time was a pain getting that rod lined up to get the spare down.
Yeah my Chevy truck is the same way and let me tell you it’s a cool way to hide the tire but the set up sucks so now I just set the spare in the bed of the truck.
I can’t express enough how well these officers do their job in a professional manner.They all need a raise I love this channel God bless all officers here
I was going to comment on the amount of men it takes to change a flat. On the other hand, I want to put the spotlight on how courageous these law enforcement officers are. I appreciate you.
The "man" driving the nice big GMC, should have at least tried once in his driveway to make sure the mechanism holding his spare was functional, and how to use it properly, but I guess "men" take that s**t for granted and just roll until they can't any more. That crap is on him though, his excuse wasn't any good, the vehicles in front of and behind him were more than 200' from him, so "giving them more room" wasn't needed.
@Internutt 1960 plese don't second guess the citizen in this case. The man's explanation was plausible from his view at that time. Adrenaline was pumping from the guy and the Trooper. All ended well and I'm pretty sure ASP bought him a new tire. The one thing I noticed was when the Trooper was behind the guardrail, the line looked too short. I think maybe that issue may have factored in... but I wasn't there. Just good for thought.
I’ve never seen so many law-enforcement officers changing tires for people as I do in my area. The economy here is tourism. The HP where I used to live have a length of hose connected to their fuel tanks so they can give stranded motorist gas directly from the vehicle.
Thank you @NST another winner!👍🏼💙🕊 Trooper Harper is just having one of those days! This is the second truck we have seen with spare issues, who every came up with the bright idea of spare for trucks needs to put the idea where the sun don’t shine! How nice both troopers tried to help this man.
I have a Dodge Caravan and it does that too - it's under the van. I had to have the damn thing cut off the fixture because it was so rusted I couldn't lower it.
@@longbowshooter5291 Aww I am sorry you had to go through that! With today’s technology I can’t believe the remain doing such a stupid thing and not come up with something better! For all there so called smarts they have some stupid ones still around!
IF you have a vehicle with a spare tire stow like that, AND, you ever plan to use it, you need to #1, try it once, make sure you have all of the crank parts and it works, and #2 maintain / lubricate it at least once a year to be functional. If it doesn't work after that, then you can blame something else.
"Please don't hit me!" In my mind I can hear John Madden saying "Bodies flying everywhere, and it's a good thing that there isn't a head in that helmet on the ground." Good job ASP and good job as well to NST. My favorite channel
🤠: My Brand new GIANT truck! I’ll never have a flat tire on the highway, so why bother familiarizing myself with ‘how to change a tire?’ 😂 I taught driver’s Ed for years and this was something I covered for the students. They showed me they could change a flat on their car or mine, whichever was available. I did not want them in the narrow emergency lane of a highway in 100° or -20° any longer than necessary. Great job Troopers! 🏍🇺🇸🎒
Changing the tire was the first thing I learnt to do after getting my license. Unfortunately I didn't remember to also maintain the air pressure. Now I also keep an emergency pump with me...
Another thing for the owners of these kind of trucks that have never had to undo one of those spare tires... with your spare tire kits, you only need the two square pieces, not the piece with the little straight nub deal on the end of it. Those two pieces, and the lug wrench. That's true of most Chevy and GMC trucks from like 2000 and up. There was a time around like 2007-08 that they came up with a secondary latch-hook mechanism that you'd have to wrestle a prybar in there to undo the spare tire, and thank god they got rid of that. Just a friendly tip or two from a Roadside Assistance man that's changed plenty of those tires on the side of the road.
Looks like GMC dude doesn't have AAA. That's why I have had it for 38 years. Never know when you are gonna need it. I'm proud of Arkansas State Troopers. Stay safe y'all🇺🇸
ive recied alot of rides from arkansas state polcie some times not the way iwanted to go ive even got in a new charger they have and we were up to 140 cause he had to get home for super most corijill and willing to give you atour at the same time.ive had them let me sit in their back seat with a beer and buy me lunch. lgot ta go im having to much fun ...
This was a satisfying video. Its nice to see ASP being able to smile and talk with people without the running, disrespect, and horrible attitudes from people they normally get on a daily basis. I am glad it showed ASP stop and help this guy after he got a little taste of a strip that wasn't meant for him. Its good to know there are several decent people out there. May God bless them all in grace, love, and truth in Him and His words. Thank You, Jesus, may ALL the glory be yours. ❤ @NST I almost bet yall could get into the bumper sticker business that supports "I support ASP" lol.
Epically successful spike. Ended the persuit almost immediately. Nice to see the trooper help the guy out. Side note: Car: So you want that spare tire, hope you brought a torch lol.
Hey, could you get your license and insurance and stuff? And surprise, surprise, surprise, he actually does it! What a difference between "I wasn't driving" "you're the only one in the car", "I didn't do it" "I watched you do it, and chased you while you WERE doing it" and a fine and upstanding citizen with no warrants, no problems, has a driver's license AND an ID, and best of all, insurance. What I concept.
He was stranded not fleeing from the cops!!! Why wouldn't he give them his info he didn't get pulled over for anything!!! Your comment has nothing to do with this video! 🙄
Arkansas has great roads, beautiful scenery, and it is a Red State. Some will definitely consider moving there. Of course, driving at the speed limit at all times. 👍🇺🇲
Also kudos to the guy with the new Denali. Guy has every right to be upset in this moment but had an infectiously positive happy go lucky attitude. I wish more people were like this guy and officer.
@jkirk1626 Just so that we are clear on this.. you know all of this because you were standing next to the officer and watched all the events live and in person? Is this what you are saying?
On our trucks, we put the spare in the bed behind the back window with a cover for easy access. My husband might crawl under there but I am not. Yes, my father made his girls learn how to change a tire, fluids and oil. Back in the day, didn’t have all this road service and oil change on every corner.
There's gotta be some techie type out there who could invent a remove controlled spike that's fine to drive over for everyone else but pops up by remote when the bad guy drives up.
It would take a lot for it to be able to work after being run over several times by semis waiting to spike the car. Not saying it can't be done but might be too heavy. The strips have to be light and easily deployed. And cheaply replaceable. And yes I'm retired LE who has deployed spike strips.
Yippee! It's F Troop!! These guys should have a TV series. Oh, wait.... Of course it's in front of a Dollar General store. I remember the good old days where it was always in front of a 7-11.
All that work to get that tire down underneath, because his bed is full of those boxes, I have mine on the back with my ladder and rack on top, of course, its a Hummer but twice as efficient and faster!
I always wondered what would be the result when this happened, both had a great attitude over the whole deal, I am assuming that the police paid for the tire/repair?
Not really. That spare is coming down, eventually. Now, where did I put that pretty little book with the vinyl cover that had something like “Owners Manual” in Gold embossed lettering that I thought was really cool?! Maybe I left it at….😂😂😂
Looks like none of them are familiar with getting the spare tire off of a late model Chevrolet/GMC truck. When all else fails, check the owners manual.
Thank you NST. A good Friday. Ty ASP, UCSO stopping that fool. ASP spike the GMC. And then ask for id and insurance. The best driver of the runners was the 17 yro she was giving them hell. She is a thug. I assume they catch the blue van driver. The Trooper just couldn't keep it on the road. I'm starting to wonder if these fools watch the chases and thinking they can out run the ASP.
Wow, y'all Arkansans need to get some nationally recognized Roadside assistance company signed on with the State. They'd surely rake in the bucks. Caught the Dollar General discussion in the Live replay. Looked them up in the State Business (Corporations Division). They are huge, huge money. Thanks NST.
First thing I did with my spare tire is put in the back of the truck with a tire cover on it to protect it from the sun. They always rust in place and seize up.
?: Did the trooper spike the wrong car/truck or something? Why the last portion of the video was he changing the tire? I thought that was who he was pursuing!
Maybe this sounds dumb but since I've owned vehicles(since 1977) I carry with me 1.complete tire repair kit with both threaded and rubber strips with glue and file tool 2.tire filler 3.portable DC compressor. I also carry a just-in-case shit happens tool kit. I'm just suggesting, so you don't have to swap tires on the highway because it can be a bit dangerous.
👍🏽 Also, it’s not against the law to read that Owners Manual, especially the part about “What to do if you get a flat tire.” I carry those items you just mentioned. They have saved me for than once. I don’t have a spare on my motorcycles, so a plug kit is a must for getting me to the nearest exist, safely.
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Trooper Harper. ❤❤A man after our heart. Such a southern gentleman.
Trooper Harper you are AWESOME!!
This trooper harper guy seems like a all around good guy.
The anticipation of pulling the spike strip had me on edge.
Me too! I was like wait for it wait for it.
Wow me as well. I held my breathe until the spike thing was completed. When the guy that swerved and hit the spikes, I thought the Officer was screwed as far as spiking the intended vehicle. Spikes were successful for the intended vehicle. At least the guy that hit the spikes was so nice. He and the Officer were laughing about it and just taking care of business together. Bless the innocent driver and the Officer that did a great job.❤❤❤
Trooper Harper is an amazing Trooper. Just as important, Trooper Harper is a kind, considerate man. The way he interacted with the gentleman was outstanding. The gentleman was also very kind. Respect for both men. Absolutely an amazing video, Thank you NST. Respect & love for you, your hard work, and for having the Best channel ever. ❤️ 🇺🇸 🚑
My intro to Trooper Justin. I like this man. Exciting spikes for him and a satisfying contribution to the capture. Good job ... I appreciate his focus, laughter, and immediate service to the fella's collateral damage. In the early car's defense re: "get the @$! out of the way" - trooper's lites weren't yet on, so they wouldn't know he was in a hurry. 😊 Please stay safe y'all.
Is that your real adult name?
It’s so nice to meet you State Trooper Harper! You now have a wonderful fan club. Such a great job and so very nice of you to help the civilian. Thank you for all you do! If I ever move from AZ it will be to Arkansas. Seeing these state troopers and how they protect, shows me that they really care about their state.
And that citizen who got spiked accidentally - took it on the chin / accepted his mistake (even though he got assistance and probably will be reimbursed). Got a lot of respect for him too....others would've just ranted, kicking and screaming, doing kids tantrum stuff on store aisle.....not this guy - smiles/laughs about it.
the lights were on, so was his sirens, but when it says GPS unavailable at the bottom, none of those 4 parameters will update, including the 5th (and maybe most important, speed)
@Kelly Adams ah, thnx. sorry troop ... you tell 'em then ;)
arkansas accent sounds just like us down in south alabama! good job, love these troopers!
He deployed the spike strip, and immediately went into pursuit. Nice
As a owner of a several Sierra trucks, let me tell you that getting those spare tires off is a pain in the ass! Luckily for this gentleman, his truck is new. I live in the rustbelt, and after a few years those mechanisms that hold the spare in seize up from road salt and debris. More than once I've had to cut the cable.... The owner of this truck handled the situation nicely with the trooper.
That's why I'm thinking of mounting my spare in the bed. ( Siverado) Who wants to deal with that on the side of the road?. The spare mechanism on my wife's Trail Blazer rusted and wouldn't go back up so I took it off and cleaned all the rust and dirt out and repacked it with grease. Glad I found out in my back yard and fixed it.
Fords are the same too! I was lucky enough to get one that had 5 matching alloy rims and tires when I bought mine. I do a 5 tire rotation for that very reason. Nothing like getting a flat to find the mechanism seized up under the truck. First time was a pain getting that rod lined up to get the spare down.
Yeah my Chevy truck is the same way and let me tell you it’s a cool way to hide the tire but the set up sucks so now I just set the spare in the bed of the truck.
But was his spare a 35" tire?
Same with my Avalanches over the years my friend. Have to drop the spare every year and lube it all up.
I can’t express enough how well these officers do their job in a professional manner.They all need a raise I love this channel God bless all officers here
I was going to comment on the amount of men it takes to change a flat. On the other hand, I want to put the spotlight on how courageous these law enforcement officers are. I appreciate you.
The "man" driving the nice big GMC, should have at least tried once in his driveway to make sure the mechanism holding his spare was functional, and how to use it properly, but I guess "men" take that s**t for granted and just roll until they can't any more. That crap is on him though, his excuse wasn't any good, the vehicles in front of and behind him were more than 200' from him, so "giving them more room" wasn't needed.
@Internutt 1960 plese don't second guess the citizen in this case. The man's explanation was plausible from his view at that time. Adrenaline was pumping from the guy and the Trooper. All ended well and I'm pretty sure ASP bought him a new tire. The one thing I noticed was when the Trooper was behind the guardrail, the line looked too short. I think maybe that issue may have factored in... but I wasn't there. Just good for thought.
I thought the guy in the truck went left and clipped it in the turn lane. I thought that’s what TR Harper tried to tell him.
That Officer waiting with the spikes was awesome! A little scared but very excited, and he nailed it!
It was Justin. The one helping with the tire.
I’ve never seen so many law-enforcement officers changing tires for people as I do in my area. The economy here is tourism. The HP where I used to live have a length of hose connected to their fuel tanks so they can give stranded motorist gas directly from the vehicle.
Thank you @NST another winner!👍🏼💙🕊
Trooper Harper is just having one of those days!
This is the second truck we have seen with spare issues, who every came up with the bright idea of spare for trucks needs to put the idea where the sun don’t shine!
How nice both troopers tried to help this man.
I have a Dodge Caravan and it does that too - it's under the van. I had to have the damn thing cut off the fixture because it was so rusted I couldn't lower it.
@@longbowshooter5291 Aww I am sorry you had to go through that!
With today’s technology I can’t believe the remain doing such a stupid thing and not come up with something better!
For all there so called smarts they have some stupid ones still around!
IF you have a vehicle with a spare tire stow like that, AND, you ever plan to use it, you need to #1, try it once, make sure you have all of the crank parts and it works, and #2 maintain / lubricate it at least once a year to be functional. If it doesn't work after that, then you can blame something else.
@@STORMY0O That Denali 2500 has all of the bells and whistles available. It has a power tailgate, why can't they have a power spare tire gadget?
@@tenkiller9999 you are asking my question too! Shocking, when I saw the tailgate I thought the very same thing!
Nothing makes me happier than watching a fleeing vehicle hit a spike strip square on. Excellent spikes trooper.
It’s so satisfying!
Definitely a rewind of many times over and over. I cringe at first truck and cheer on the bad guy and no Troopers or Deputies got the spike strip.
"Please don't hit me!" In my mind I can hear John Madden saying "Bodies flying everywhere, and it's a good thing that there isn't a head in that helmet on the ground." Good job ASP and good job as well to NST. My favorite channel
🤠: My Brand new GIANT truck! I’ll never have a flat tire on the highway, so why bother familiarizing myself with ‘how to change a tire?’ 😂
I taught driver’s Ed for years and this was something I covered for the students. They showed me they could change a flat on their car or mine, whichever was available. I did not want them in the narrow emergency lane of a highway in 100° or -20° any longer than necessary.
Great job Troopers! 🏍🇺🇸🎒
NSR?? 👍
Changing the tire was the first thing I learnt to do after getting my license. Unfortunately I didn't remember to also maintain the air pressure. Now I also keep an emergency pump with me...
Legend has it that they are still trying to lower the spare tire...
IKR? 🤣🤣🤣
i hate that set up for the spare tire especially when it gets jammed or strips out
🤣😂
Just call a road service. Probably do it for free, since it was the good guy, and an accident.
Another thing for the owners of these kind of trucks that have never had to undo one of those spare tires... with your spare tire kits, you only need the two square pieces, not the piece with the little straight nub deal on the end of it. Those two pieces, and the lug wrench. That's true of most Chevy and GMC trucks from like 2000 and up. There was a time around like 2007-08 that they came up with a secondary latch-hook mechanism that you'd have to wrestle a prybar in there to undo the spare tire, and thank god they got rid of that. Just a friendly tip or two from a Roadside Assistance man that's changed plenty of those tires on the side of the road.
Looks like GMC dude doesn't have AAA. That's why I have had it for 38 years. Never know when you are gonna need it. I'm proud of Arkansas State Troopers. Stay safe y'all🇺🇸
Where he is it would probably take 2 hours for them to show up.
I agree with Gary, AAA isnt a helpful thing here. Its better to call a buddy or local tow service.
I concur! I’ve had AAA since 1988!
@@glcmranger421 how special
@@sjake786 Ahhhh. You are triggered by a comment. Poor baby.
The guy with the white truck the has the flat tire you can see the frustration building as he try's to get the spare tire out.
Awesome job Trooper Justin....y'all stay safe out there
I like the view from several officers" cameras. Thanks for that. Also good job Officer Harper.
ive recied alot of rides from arkansas state polcie some times not the way iwanted to go ive even got in a new charger they have and we were up to 140 cause he had to get home for super most corijill and willing to give you atour at the same time.ive had them let me sit in their back seat with a beer and buy me lunch. lgot ta go im having to much fun ...
10:07 "Please don't hit me" 🤣
Good job officers! All of you. 😊
This was a satisfying video. Its nice to see ASP being able to smile and talk with people without the running, disrespect, and horrible attitudes from people they normally get on a daily basis. I am glad it showed ASP stop and help this guy after he got a little taste of a strip that wasn't meant for him. Its good to know there are several decent people out there. May God bless them all in grace, love, and truth in Him and His words. Thank You, Jesus, may ALL the glory be yours. ❤ @NST I almost bet yall could get into the bumper sticker business that supports "I support ASP" lol.
Epically successful spike.
Ended the persuit almost immediately.
Nice to see the trooper help the guy out.
Side note: Car: So you want that spare tire, hope you brought a torch lol.
Glad the man in white truck didn’t have warrants!! Lol.
@@tupelohoney6425 Not everyone has warrants.
@@tupelohoney6425now that’s funny. 😂😂
Hey, could you get your license and insurance and stuff? And surprise, surprise, surprise, he actually does it! What a difference between "I wasn't driving" "you're the only one in the car", "I didn't do it" "I watched you do it, and chased you while you WERE doing it" and a fine and upstanding citizen with no warrants, no problems, has a driver's license AND an ID, and best of all, insurance. What I concept.
He was stranded not fleeing from the cops!!! Why wouldn't he give them his info he didn't get pulled over for anything!!! Your comment has nothing to do with this video! 🙄
That poor guy in the red car at the beginning must've thought the trooper was coming after him.
yeah, for sure.
That’s what I thought too! Wowww not me! 😂😂
Whew!! 😨
Arkansas has great roads, beautiful scenery, and it is a Red State. Some will definitely consider moving there. Of course, driving at the speed limit at all times. 👍🇺🇲
Thanks for another premiere NST!
did they ever get the spare out lol
I’am from Eldorado moved away in the eighties wishing I can move back one day loved that town
It was great the Trooper helping the man on the side of the road jacling his truck..
How many cops does it take to change a tire?
Love you, LEO's!!! Thank you for all you do!
GSP 744 forever
That red suv in the beginning was shitting his pants
Excellent example of Protect & Serve ❤🚨🇺🇸💪🏼
Also kudos to the guy with the new Denali. Guy has every right to be upset in this moment but had an infectiously positive happy go lucky attitude. I wish more people were like this guy and officer.
@jkirk1626 Just so that we are clear on this.. you know all of this because you were standing next to the officer and watched all the events live and in person? Is this what you are saying?
@jkirk1626 thats what I thought... nerd
How convenient the troopers can shop at Dollar General before going home !
These have to be the nicest cops in the country. Great job guys.
Kind of funny, I like the extra contribution. Sequoyah now that's an unusual name.
Good job officer's thanks for ur service
Love the ASP videos ....
That big ass bed to store things in and the put the spare in the hardest place to get to...
On our trucks, we put the spare in the bed behind the back window with a cover for easy access. My husband might crawl under there but I am not. Yes, my father made his girls learn how to change a tire, fluids and oil. Back in the day, didn’t have all this road service and oil change on every corner.
It’s not that hard to lower the spare. However, you have to be smarter than the tire tool.
Nice job on the spike strip!!
💙🙏🏼
Nice job, officers!!
I was just there today driving by, they are still trying to get the tire changed. Saw about 20 more cops trying to figure this out.
Think it's a NST day today lol you rock brother..
Great job on the tire deflation.
Imagine Woody Allen in charge of operating those spike strips.
😂😂😂😂
I like the new clean format.
Probably ran into the Dollar General to hide amongst all of the debris in the isles
There's gotta be some techie type out there who could invent a remove controlled spike that's fine to drive over for everyone else but pops up by remote when the bad guy drives up.
I know some police agencies has those types of spike strips. I remember seeing those on TV before.
It would take a lot for it to be able to work after being run over several times by semis waiting to spike the car. Not saying it can't be done but might be too heavy. The strips have to be light and easily deployed. And cheaply replaceable. And yes I'm retired LE who has deployed spike strips.
Rumor is... dude is still there trying to lower that spare.......poor guy😳
Yippee! It's F Troop!! These guys should have a TV series. Oh, wait....
Of course it's in front of a Dollar General store. I remember the good old days where it was always in front of a 7-11.
- One can only dream of having such altruistic policemen. 👍
- I made sure that they exist somewhere - and this is a great benefit for the country ❣
Yayyy great job Trooper Harper!
What happened to intro’s music
I am here for the premiere, but no chat is showing.
Just swipe right in the comment section. And you’ll see the live chat
Sir, the dollar store does not sell tires.
It was a joke.Several Dollar Stores have been closed by afire Marshall due to cluttered aisles and doors.
That's so painful to watch them try and lower that spare...
All that work to get that tire down underneath, because his bed is full of those boxes, I have mine on the back with my ladder and rack on top, of course, its a Hummer but twice as efficient and faster!
Awesome!!
I always wondered what would be the result when this happened, both had a great attitude over the whole deal, I am assuming that the police paid for the tire/repair?
A block of wood is pointless if he can't get his spare tire off, don't ya think?
Not really. That spare is coming down, eventually. Now, where did I put that pretty little book with the vinyl cover that had something like “Owners Manual” in Gold embossed lettering that I thought was really cool?! Maybe I left it at….😂😂😂
Looks like none of them are familiar with getting the spare tire off of a late model Chevrolet/GMC truck.
When all else fails, check the owners manual.
Dude in that red Explorer in the begining must be recovering from that ironclad pucker he just received from the ASP.
I Didn't Get Notified!!!! Brother
Thank you NST.
A good Friday.
Ty ASP, UCSO stopping that fool.
ASP spike the GMC.
And then ask for id and insurance.
The best driver of the runners was the 17 yro she was giving them hell.
She is a thug.
I assume they catch the blue van driver.
The Trooper just couldn't keep it on the road.
I'm starting to wonder if these fools watch the chases and thinking they can out run the ASP.
The ASP and UCSO chase I assume it started in Smackover did you see all the video?
He did say he only had 5,000 miles on the Denali. j/s Great job all LE involved,
I kind of felt sorry for the truck that accidentally ran over the tip of his spikes.
Why don't we rehearse tire-changes, or at least getting the spare from under the pickup?
Wow, y'all Arkansans need to get some nationally recognized Roadside assistance company signed on with the State. They'd surely rake in the bucks.
Caught the Dollar General discussion in the Live replay. Looked them up in the State Business (Corporations Division). They are huge, huge money. Thanks NST.
How do they run in those cowboy boots
Wasn't anyone beside him when he hit the spikes
a wild Dodge Charger or Challenger appears.....
Roadside Assistance: ASP not AAA!. GREAT attitude by all!
Sorry I missed it, didn't get the notification!😭
I missed it too
I missed it three. I was out on a Friday night!
Go get them guys
7:10 is when the GMC spikes himself.
I didn’t see “another car he made room for”
Poor dude should have looked in the owner’s manual, there’s detailed instructions for Jack location and spare removal
2023 and they still haven’t invented a siren that shuts off when the car goes into park🤣🤣
AST needs crotch rocket officers that carry spike strips.
Good job officer Justin ❤
That lock they use on GM pickups suck to try and get unlocked and lowered sometimes even if you know how to do it
Why doesn't the ASP have a contract with local tow companies to help with these situations?
8:34 do they go and pick the spikes up later?
I believe he’d be back there as soon as the bad guy caught…
Just call the tire or tow service
real men give it a go, or three, before calling in other men to do :)
First thing I did with my spare tire is put in the back of the truck with a tire cover on it to protect it from the sun. They always rust in place and seize up.
30” WHEELS NO AAA
He just left the spike strips on the side ofnthe road lmao.
No his partner picked them up hun
i wonder if they could use a drone and drop some spikes (or caltrops) right in front of the suspect.
😂😂😂
What the hell happen to the intro...😅😅😅where is my song at MAAANNNN ❤
Love that cop is irritated at people who slow down for an officer in the road but will write a ticket if you dont change lanes at a traffic stop
Mayflower need training from this cop
?: Did the trooper spike the wrong car/truck or something? Why the last portion of the video was he changing the tire? I thought that was who he was pursuing!
No if you look earlier in the video before the suspect comes by the trooper says that another vehicle had hit his spikes by mistake
Textbook spike!
Maybe this sounds dumb but since I've owned vehicles(since 1977) I carry with me 1.complete tire repair kit with both threaded and rubber strips with glue and file tool 2.tire filler 3.portable DC compressor. I also carry a just-in-case shit happens tool kit. I'm just suggesting, so you don't have to swap tires on the highway because it can be a bit dangerous.
👍🏽 Also, it’s not against the law to read that Owners Manual, especially the part about “What to do if you get a flat tire.”
I carry those items you just mentioned. They have saved me for than once. I don’t have a spare on my motorcycles, so a plug kit is a must for getting me to the nearest exist, safely.
That innocent bloke in the white GMC experienced what guys who own black Chargers in Arkansas probably experience every day. Lol
no black chargers .... get pitted
@@D.JKennedy and/or many spiked too...watched a whole lot of them on here in the last 3 years or so...
Call somebody to change the tire and move on!!
100k$ truck and no jack 🥴