Trooper's Report: On 8/18/2024, at approximately 3:13pm, I received a call from Arkansas State Police Troop J dispatch that they were informed by Arkansas State Police Troop H dispatch that several people have called in a reckless driver that was driving speeds over 100mph and weaving in and out of traffic on Interstate 40. Troop H dispatch advised Troop J dispatch that they did not have any available Troopers. Troop J dispatch advised that the callers stated it was a silver Lexus with California tags, eastbound on Interstate 40 at the 24 mile marker. Upon approaching the 51 mile marker, I observed a silver Lexus passenger car at a high rate of speed eastbound on Interstate 40. I activated my front opposite direction radar and clocked the vehicle in at 116mph in a 75mph zone. I activated my emergency lights and siren and pursued the reckless driver. In an attempt to catch up to the reckless driver, I reached speeds of 134mph. I observed the reckless driver weaving in and out of traffic and pass vehicles on the right shoulder of Interstate 40. I advised Troop J dispatch to let the Clarksville Police Department know as well as the Johnson County Sheriff's Office. Clarksville Police Officer Chris Haynes assisted in pursuit of the reckless driver at the 58 mile marker eastbound on Interstate 40. Because I was pursuing in an low profile vehicle (LPV), Arkansas State Police Trooper Trey Fales became the primary unit of the pursuit, at the 59 mile marker - he was in a fully marked patrol unit. As Trooper Fales began to merge onto Interstate 40 from the right shoulder, with his emergency lights and siren activated, the reckless driver attempted to pass two vehicles and a tractor trailer in the grassy median. The reckless driver struck the cable barriers in the median, causing damage to his vehicle and the cable barriers. The reckless driver continued eastbound on Interstate 40 at a high rate of speed. I reached speeds of 134mph while pursing the reckless driver. Upon approaching the 64 eastbound exit ramp on Interstate 40, the reckless driver aggressively swerved to the right, quickly merging onto the 64 eastbound exit ramp. The reckless driver then aggressively swerved to the left, merging back onto Interstate 40 and continuing eastbound on Interstate 40 at a high rate of speed. I observed the reckless driver pass a vehicle at a high rate of speed in the grassy median on the north side of the eastbound lanes on Interstate 40. The reckless driver continued to weave in and out of traffic. Upon approaching the 67 eastbound exit ramp, I observed the reckless driver aggressively swerve to the right, toward the 67 exit ramp and then swerve to the left. The reckless driver lost control of his vehicle entered the grassy median. The vehicle then overturned approximately 15 times before impacting the cable barriers in the median and crossing the westbound lanes. The vehicle then came to final rest upside down, on the north side of Interstate 40. I entered the median and exited my patrol unit and ran toward the scene of the crash. I observed the vehicle upside down in a ditch. I attempted to locate the driver by crawling underneath the vehicle but I was unsuccessful. Trooper Fales and Officer Haynes arrived on scene and attempted to locate the driver. I located the driver, later identified as Kendall Jouett, approximately 30 yards east of the upside down vehicle. I attempted to talk with Jouett but he was unresponsive. Jouett also had severe leg injuries he sustained from being ejected from his vehicle. First responders and EMS arrived on scene and called for a helicopter to transport Jouett. AirEvac (149) transported Jouett to Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville Arkansas, where he is currently being held and is in stable condition. Located in the vehicle: 39 grams marijuana, 1 THC pod, 1 grinder, and 1 smoking device. Damage to the cable barrier is approximately $2500. Charges: -Felony fleeing -Leaving the scene of an accident -Reckless driving -Driving on suspended license -Improper passing on the left -Improper passing on the right -Improper lane usage -Speeding more than 15 over the limit -Possession of drug paraphernalia -Possession of controlled substance
A friend of mine was a cop in North Dakota. They were chasing a serial drunk driver (39 previous violations) who fled when tagged for failing to yield on a right on red. The entire chase was caught on camera and the drunk driver lied about the entire ordeal to the judge. The Judge made him sit through the entire 42-minute video, reading off every single violation he committed. When it was all set and done, the guy was found guilty of EVERY SINGLE VIOLATION! 283 year sentence! No parole! No early out! He was spending the rest of his life in prison. He was killed in prison seven years later over a smuggled bottle of jack that he got caught with. He had snitched on the guy who smuggled it for him and that was his fatal mistake. At least the taxpayers won't have to pay for the rest of his sentence. Ironic how a bottle of booze ultimately was the result of his death.
I don't want to sound too callous, but SO WHAT? He endangered everyone around him, driving drunk for the umpteenth time, and now is costing the taxpayers a pile of money for medical help and a chopper ride. He probably learned nothing but will act like a victim.
@@MrPland1992 A broke dope head without from a culture with complete contempt for responsible behavior is not going to pay his bills. So, it' all on the taxpayers.
@@MrPland1992well that assumes he has insurance. If he doesn't and he can't pay the hospital has to eat the costs, which will end up getting past on to their other customers.
And now he has free medical dental optical $25,000 a year and free food for life and he won't go to jail. It's a traffic Crime. He's better off than we are. See how this works?
@@rncine " in Florida we would have been tracked down and given a ticket." - bunk! People do it on I95 and turnpike constantly. FHP never does anything. I95 in Broward and Dade is not even safe to drive on anymore. Total chaos.
What gets me is in loads of these chases that end in a crash- the drivers got no seat belt on?. When you think about it, in motor sport like rally drivers they are completely belted in and they walk away from crashes like these. So apart from driving like a maniac and endangering everyone he overtook, he couldn't even be bothered to protect himself.
After seeing this video, I am thankful Kendall Jouett did not hit another vehicle. I'm also thankful there was a barrier between the east and westbound lanes of traffic that protected those traveling west. Whenever he is held accountable before a judge, it is my hope that his behavior is rewarded with many years of living inside a well guarded and protected gated community.
@williamwallace9826 Damn... they said he flipped 15 times, must have been how he got over the cables in the median to end up completely over past the other side.
Actually, he flipped over those cables, and then all the way up and over all of the westbound lanes. There is not yet a video of the actual degree of difficulty, but it sure looks like Timethy stuck the landing.
I cannot say enough about you Arkansas troopers. Even when this jackass has put you all at grave risk, you Still are there to save him from himself. The Lord will keep you troopers safe out there.
He's probably 4 times more stupid now with that probably irreversable brain injury he sustained = I recognize that sound he was making when the trooper was talking to him.
There's something poetic about someone who flees at 100+ mph, wrecks without hitying anyone and gets messed up. You get to spend weeks if not months at the hospital and then go to jail 😂
@@jjtrades7186 actually, he probably won't. Being under arrest means he's in police custody, which means the state will likely foot the bill, depending on the state. Because he hasn't been booked and processed and turn over to a jail, the police department that arrest him is legally liable.
@@courtneybright9411 Yeah, I was about to say that sounded like agomal breathing. I'm frankly stunned he survived with those kind of chest and leg injuries.
5:05 - Good to see that some drivers actually keep an eye in the mirrors when occupying the passing lane. That guy in the pickup truck towing a trailer did what every driver should do and got over into the right hand lane asap. Unfortunately it's really rare.
and also take into consideration that at the speeds the perp and the cops were going, changing lanes can also be very dangerous...it is hard to gauge distances with those speeds
The biggest issue now is you can't hear the sirens. With quiet laminated glass in many cars, and the stereo up a bit, you can't hear them. I have personally experienced that in both positions, in the patrol car and in the person inside the quiet car. 🤠👍 Every year the manufactures use more sound deading technology to quiet the interior from anything exterior including the sirens.
@@Chris_In_TexasPlus the fact most people behind the wheel are driving unconscious. They don’t have a clue as to what is going on around them. It takes too much work for them to be a responsible driver.
Here I go again. In my world, one year hard time for every mile evading plus all other charges accumulated in the evade. No judicial discretion, no plea bargaining. Mandatory.
@@verybighomer You have NO idea how healthcare in the US has been destroyed, because they're forcing us into socialized medicine. Like you all have, which sucks.
@@kraiemmedaziz6956actually he's telling the truth. Lots of people survive a terrific crash because they were intoxicated. Probably so because these individuals are so relaxed and don't tense up.
@@kraiemmedaziz6956Do you ever notice that a drunk is usually the one who survives massive accidents they cause? It's because the body doesn't tense up, thus allowing the connective tissues to give way enough that the bones, muscles and other tissues aren't badly damaged.
"Leaving the scene of an accident" You know that ASP is badass when they charge you with leaving the scene of an accident...after you've been ejected from the vehicle. Lol
@@bobjenkins6098 nah, those are the good calls that we'd prefer over the "i fell down three days ago and bruised my knee so I needed to call you at 2am".
I love that word Yeet. I've only ever heard Americans use it and it cracks me up every time. It's just so descriptive. I'm a Brit and I'm trying to introduce it into my vocabulary 😊😅
I'm guessing that if none of the officers actually saw the ejection, the charge is in case the suspect actually walked or ran from his vehicle before collapsing.
These officers are outstanding from 2 different agencies they did not treat the person badly they cared more about his life than handcuff. They really cared. To many times you see officers handcuffing instead of rendering immediate aid. And many times you cannot properly give life saving aid with a person hands behind their back. Seriously gentlemen from a Marine job well done.
Only you’re wanting to say that for clout. Clearly people called in, and the pursuit wouldn’t have changed how he was driving, from what I heard on the call.
Even though the driver was a reckless fool, the troopers seemed to genuinely concerned for his well being once they discovered him lying s far from the crash.
I admire LEOs who can pursue felonious suspects who threaten their lives one minute and then immediately become caregivers and lifesavers the next minute. On multiple levels, it is the correct and advantageous thing to do, but I marvel how a gaggle of officers, from multiple agencies, immediately change gears and do the right thing. Bravo!
RECKLESS LEXUS - I was out driving one day When I saw a reckless Lexus It wasn't reckless of itself It was the driver there from Texas It's plate was from California It was made in Japan I saw it in Arkansas Was this a master plan? Cars come from all over But this one it was flying! Flipped the lights and sirens on Charges he was buying Took awhile in pursuit He flew off the road Ended in a hospital bed Like his speed foretold.
When I served Jury Duty, there was a guy was on his 9th DWI. He was claiming that he shouldn’t go to prison because he had a family. The irony struck me. He drove drunk not caring if he took someone away from their family, or took out an entire family. He only care about what was going to happen to him.
Another note after reading the excellent report. I didn't work at the Washington Regional hospital, but at the smaller hospital connected to a long term care facility. But I passed this excellent hospital every day to and from work. Kudos to all staff at WR; their work is renown and Fayetteville is fortunate to have it.
Well, these emergency vehicles are moving at around 130 or so mph for starters. That’s 190 feet per second, BTW. Now, let’s say that most drivers prefer to look out the FRONT windshield rather than their back window or mirrors most of the time and only check their mirrors every 2-3 seconds…..Well, ~4-600’ ago that police car was behind a tractor trailer, 2 pickups and a Camry. Then a car blew past you at 130ish mph & while you were cussing at it & thinking about calling the police on them ….BOOM!!! The police are right behind you!
@@jeffs2809if you are driving with tunnel vision then you shouldn't be driving, period. If it's problematic for you to glance your eyes at your mirror every few seconds, and if your peripheral vision doesn't work, you shouldn't be driving. Period. If you can't see flashing lights way in the distance. You shouldn't be driving. Period. If you can't move out of the way in time it should be felony reckless driving.
@@argonaut_jay I just covered that “glancing in the mirror every 2-3 seconds” part. At ~130mph, it takes only 3 seconds to cover 570 feet. Making innocent bystanders felons for getting caught up in a pursuit is just plain stupid.
I don't see how it could have ended any better. All the officers were OK and all their cars were fine. The felon received some severe injuries to remind him not to run from police and not to use drugs. All in all, he made a nice video for all of us.
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Trooper's Report:
On 8/18/2024, at approximately 3:13pm, I received a call from Arkansas State Police Troop J dispatch that they were informed
by Arkansas State Police Troop H dispatch that several people have called in a reckless driver that was driving speeds over
100mph and weaving in and out of traffic on Interstate 40. Troop H dispatch advised Troop J dispatch that they did not have
any available Troopers. Troop J dispatch advised that the callers stated it was a silver Lexus with California tags, eastbound on
Interstate 40 at the 24 mile marker.
Upon approaching the 51 mile marker, I observed a silver Lexus passenger car at a high rate of speed eastbound on Interstate
40. I activated my front opposite direction radar and clocked the vehicle in at 116mph in a 75mph zone. I activated my
emergency lights and siren and pursued the reckless driver.
In an attempt to catch up to the reckless driver, I reached speeds of 134mph. I observed the reckless driver weaving in and out
of traffic and pass vehicles on the right shoulder of Interstate 40. I advised Troop J dispatch to let the Clarksville Police
Department know as well as the Johnson County Sheriff's Office.
Clarksville Police Officer Chris Haynes assisted in pursuit of the reckless driver at the 58 mile marker eastbound on Interstate
40.
Because I was pursuing in an low profile vehicle (LPV), Arkansas State Police Trooper Trey Fales became the primary unit of
the pursuit, at the 59 mile marker - he was in a fully marked patrol unit.
As Trooper Fales began to merge onto Interstate 40 from the right shoulder, with his emergency lights and siren activated, the
reckless driver attempted to pass two vehicles and a tractor trailer in the grassy median. The reckless driver struck the cable
barriers in the median, causing damage to his vehicle and the cable barriers. The reckless driver continued eastbound on
Interstate 40 at a high rate of speed.
I reached speeds of 134mph while pursing the reckless driver. Upon approaching the 64 eastbound exit ramp on Interstate 40,
the reckless driver aggressively swerved to the right, quickly merging onto the 64 eastbound exit ramp. The reckless driver then
aggressively swerved to the left, merging back onto Interstate 40 and continuing eastbound on Interstate 40 at a high rate of
speed. I observed the reckless driver pass a vehicle at a high rate of speed in the grassy median on the north side of the
eastbound lanes on Interstate 40. The reckless driver continued to weave in and out of traffic.
Upon approaching the 67 eastbound exit ramp, I observed the reckless driver aggressively swerve to the right, toward the 67
exit ramp and then swerve to the left. The reckless driver lost control of his vehicle entered the grassy median. The vehicle then
overturned approximately 15 times before impacting the cable barriers in the median and crossing the westbound lanes. The
vehicle then came to final rest upside down, on the north side of Interstate 40.
I entered the median and exited my patrol unit and ran toward the scene of the crash. I observed the vehicle upside down in a
ditch. I attempted to locate the driver by crawling underneath the vehicle but I was unsuccessful. Trooper Fales and Officer
Haynes arrived on scene and attempted to locate the driver.
I located the driver, later identified as Kendall Jouett, approximately 30 yards east of the upside down vehicle. I attempted to
talk with Jouett but he was unresponsive. Jouett also had severe leg injuries he sustained from being ejected from his vehicle.
First responders and EMS arrived on scene and called for a helicopter to transport Jouett. AirEvac (149) transported Jouett to
Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville Arkansas, where he is currently being held and is in stable condition.
Located in the vehicle: 39 grams marijuana, 1 THC pod, 1 grinder, and 1 smoking device.
Damage to the cable barrier is approximately $2500.
Charges:
-Felony fleeing
-Leaving the scene of an accident
-Reckless driving
-Driving on suspended license
-Improper passing on the left
-Improper passing on the right
-Improper lane usage
-Speeding more than 15 over the limit
-Possession of drug paraphernalia
-Possession of controlled substance
You had me at 'ejects'!
Driver ejected.... Leaving scene of the accident.
Nice.
View from street camera.
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Don’t forget the Felony charge of Driving while Californian.
He left the scene through his window.
I can't muster a single drop of sympathy for a person who showed no concern for anyone else.
So, you're voting Blue, yes?
😂😂
that lowers you down to his level.
Me either
This his how I feel about fifty percent of the population.
Crazy how he wrecked in 130mph and still alive wasting air and tax payers' money 😮
Exactly 👍
What a waste of med chopper time
Right! If a horse breaks it's legs you just shoot it to put it out of its misery. The same should have applied to this perp!
hope no one who mattered needed it
Might be your tax money at work there.
especially if it was your kid
lol what? He’s going to have to pay prolly $40k for a $1,000 helicopter ride. They’re making plenty of money off this
A friend of mine was a cop in North Dakota. They were chasing a serial drunk driver (39 previous violations) who fled when tagged for failing to yield on a right on red. The entire chase was caught on camera and the drunk driver lied about the entire ordeal to the judge. The Judge made him sit through the entire 42-minute video, reading off every single violation he committed. When it was all set and done, the guy was found guilty of EVERY SINGLE VIOLATION! 283 year sentence! No parole! No early out! He was spending the rest of his life in prison. He was killed in prison seven years later over a smuggled bottle of jack that he got caught with. He had snitched on the guy who smuggled it for him and that was his fatal mistake. At least the taxpayers won't have to pay for the rest of his sentence. Ironic how a bottle of booze ultimately was the result of his death.
Many deaths have been the result of a bottle of booze.
Love it..thanx 4 sharing
Karma, as they say, is a BITCH!!
I am so pleased to say 😅
The irony is quite humourous 🤭
@@SaltyFCraker
No 'quite' about it for me!!
I don't want to sound too callous, but SO WHAT? He endangered everyone around him, driving drunk for the umpteenth time, and now is costing the taxpayers a pile of money for medical help and a chopper ride. He probably learned nothing but will act like a victim.
lol what? Helicopter rides and medical isn’t paid by tax payers. He’s going to have to pay for it.
@@MrPland1992 A broke dope head without from a culture with complete contempt for responsible behavior is not going to pay his bills. So, it' all on the taxpayers.
One thing for sure is that he didn't learn to fasten his seat belt. 100 plus MPH without a seat belt wins him the Darwin Award.
@@MrPland1992well that assumes he has insurance. If he doesn't and he can't pay the hospital has to eat the costs, which will end up getting past on to their other customers.
@@laluzdelsol7587 they’ll dock your pay and come after the estate and family members. Been there done that.
It seems Mr Jouett has quite the criminal history. Running drugs, murder…he shouldn’t have been out to cause more mayhem
So R OS da's are everywhere.
And now he has free medical dental optical $25,000 a year and free food for life and he won't go to jail. It's a traffic Crime. He's better off than we are. See how this works?
Are you sure it's the same "Kendall Jouett"? (My Google search came up a bit vague. The name is distinctive, but still.)
That's precisely WHY he's out.
He's a black thug. Maybe he'll get a long prison sentence in Arkansas since woke California won't
I can't believe how many people that just hang out in the passing lane !! That's so aggravating
I noticed that too, in Florida we would have been tracked down and given a ticket. This July they made the fines even more steeper!
Non playable characters
@@rncine " in Florida we would have been tracked down and given a ticket." - bunk! People do it on I95 and turnpike constantly. FHP never does anything. I95 in Broward and Dade is not even safe to drive on anymore. Total chaos.
Happens all day every day. I've driven hundreds of thousands of miles on us interstates.
Its illegal here in IL
He was thinking about Officer Byrd and decided to self-pit.
Because..the bird man cometh
When I saw him randomly pit himself, my mind was fucking blown... Did his tire burst?
I don't get it.
What gets me is in loads of these chases that end in a crash- the drivers got no seat belt on?. When you think about it, in motor sport like rally drivers they are completely belted in and they walk away from crashes like these. So apart from driving like a maniac and endangering everyone he overtook, he couldn't even be bothered to protect himself.
The nice thing about him self-pitting is that no one can claim the cops caused his outcome.
You are so right he could have harm or killied a family or others@@Hexnilium
After seeing this video, I am thankful Kendall Jouett did not hit another vehicle. I'm also thankful there was a barrier between the east and westbound lanes of traffic that protected those traveling west. Whenever he is held accountable before a judge, it is my hope that his behavior is rewarded with many years of living inside a well guarded and protected gated community.
In this amazing and healthful environment, he will be able to breathe freely! And perhaps contemplate the many errors of his ways.
You missed it. He crossed the median, crossed the other side of the highway, and ended up in a ditch beyond that.
@williamwallace9826 Damn... they said he flipped 15 times, must have been how he got over the cables in the median to end up completely over past the other side.
Actually, he flipped over those cables, and then all the way up and over all of the westbound lanes. There is not yet a video of the actual degree of difficulty, but it sure looks like Timethy stuck the landing.
The Old Stoney Lonesome gated and guarded community.
I cannot say enough about you Arkansas troopers. Even when this jackass has put you all at grave risk, you Still are there to save him from himself. The Lord will keep you troopers safe out there.
My thoughts too. After all the crap this crazy driver put them through, immediately after the wreck the officers were all about trying to help him.
Am I supposed to feel sorry for him after he risked all these peoples' lives? I don't...
@@tonysmith6249I was going to say the same..no one asking..
I don’t either ❗️
With his extensive criminal record he should have been in prison SMHH
Life in Biden-Harris america
Prisons full
@@Mikestableybuild more prisons!!!
@TheRealCatof Fella had California plates. Nice try though.
@TheRealCatof
If ASP don't stop em, stupidity will lend a hand.
He's probably 4 times more stupid now with that probably irreversable brain injury he sustained = I recognize that sound he was making when the trooper was talking to him.
It was the stupidity of his recklessness that stopped him this time. Also, not wearing a seat belt at 100 plus MPH is the height of stupidity.
And physics! 😂
a minivan with a young family more likely would of when he hit them.
I just found it hilarious how they stopped themselves ...
The boy sounds like he has many weeks of pain ahead.
That moaning and sucking sounds like a whole lot of fun. Not!
Good
I'm surprised Warner Bros hasn't taken this video down for playing copyrighted Scooby Doo sound effects.
Probably not be able to walk again or at least be handicapped to some extent.
I’m surprised he survived a nasty high speed wreck like that😮
A better lesson that most judges are allowed to hand out, and certainly won't get any more street cred for.
There's something poetic about someone who flees at 100+ mph, wrecks without hitying anyone and gets messed up. You get to spend weeks if not months at the hospital and then go to jail 😂
And get a hefty bill from the hospital
@@jjtrades7186That he cannot, and will not, pay, so we all get to pay for him through higher medical costs and higher medical insurance rates.
@@jjtrades7186 actually, he probably won't. Being under arrest means he's in police custody, which means the state will likely foot the bill, depending on the state. Because he hasn't been booked and processed and turn over to a jail, the police department that arrest him is legally liable.
@@dr.kevorkian7535 No they won't
All paid by someone else to boot.
In other words, this guy will continue to be a drain on society.
Another one that survived a car ejection. Ejection seats are getting better and better.
ejecto seato...cuz!
They'll be fitting Martin Bakers next 😅😅
That California driver just discovered the difference between the CHP and the ASP.
CHP still catches them, why put other people’s lives at risk?
Except he's not from CA, he's s from Cincinnati.
Don't worry a dumb rightwinger can't tell the difference between any of this.
@@glee21012 Sure they do. They find the stolen car and that's about it.
No he didn’t. He self wrecked.
A huge thanks to ASP and other LEO’s for their dedication, professionalism and never wavering hard work to keep Arkansans safe!
I really like the full details you leave in the description.
Thanks
Thank you to all first responders for what you do everyday
130 mph no seat belt..Genius... Good Super Man impersonation!!!!
Well he is black you know !
😂😂
He got a free flying lesson.
I'm gonna prove _Darwin got squat on me!_ said the man in mid-air😅
One take away to keep in mind, when you crash you don't always die instantly. It takes time. Meanwhile you suffer, a lot.
Truth
Or you don't die but spend the rest of your life paralyzed.
Shock and adrenaline are wonderful pacifiers. No pain, no thought, no worry.
@@dougaltolan3017 Wait for it.
Comforting in this case
Dude sounds like my morning alarm when my phones on the nightstand and I left it on vibrate
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha, without the snooze.😊
That’s the close-to-death breathing, particularly heard from traumatic brain injury
@@courtneybright9411 Yeah, I was about to say that sounded like agomal breathing. I'm frankly stunned he survived with those kind of chest and leg injuries.
Charges:
- Leaving the scene of an accident
I like to think this is in reference to him being launched from the scene of his own accident.
They should charge him for failing to have a pilots license for that unscheduled flight.
@@notme2day - Exactly - and no flashing beacon display on that unscheduled flight path - 😂🤣
Did he survive
@@sherryhinton6946 I can't imagine he did. About to go look for an update...
@@sherryhinton6946 yes
OH JUST GREAT, NOW TAXPAYERS HAVE TO PAY FOR THE HELICOPTER AND HOSPITAL BILLS.
Yep. And probably his rehab in jail, and financial assistance when he's released. He may also claim that he can't work anymore due to his injuries!
Exactly!
Nope
Oh, with such an outstanding citizen, I’m sure he has both auto and health insurance.
That has got to end. Who said we favor wasting money and resources on these cretins? Not me.
5:05 - Good to see that some drivers actually keep an eye in the mirrors when occupying the passing lane. That guy in the pickup truck towing a trailer did what every driver should do and got over into the right hand lane asap. Unfortunately it's really rare.
and also take into consideration that at the speeds the perp and the cops were going, changing lanes can also be very dangerous...it is hard to gauge distances with those speeds
The biggest issue now is you can't hear the sirens. With quiet laminated glass in many cars, and the stereo up a bit, you can't hear them. I have personally experienced that in both positions, in the patrol car and in the person inside the quiet car. 🤠👍 Every year the manufactures use more sound deading technology to quiet the interior from anything exterior including the sirens.
the ones camping in the left lane and instead of going over to the middle lane they brake they brake. what the hell is wrong with people.
@@Chris_In_TexasPlus the fact most people behind the wheel are driving unconscious. They don’t have a clue as to what is going on around them. It takes too much work for them to be a responsible driver.
Ahh, the labored bubbly bloody gargling of justice
😂😂😂😂
Here I go again. In my world, one year hard time for every mile evading plus all other charges accumulated in the evade. No judicial discretion, no plea bargaining. Mandatory.
I say make it one year for every minute rather than per mile. Add double for residential areas and double for construction zones.
Arkansas cops love reckless chases that endanger civilians too much.
@@shamanbeartwo3819 120 mph = 2 miles a minute....
So I like 1 year per mile better.
@@fhuber7507 - lol, I never was good at math:))
There should be financial penalties as well - $5,000 per minute. Take whatever they have.
Crazy how fast they go from pursuit mode to rescue mode.
Admirable. I could NEVER do it.
That's the job. Protect and help everyone. Not everyone likes the help they get (see Rodney King), of course.
Just to make an arrest
He played a stupid game and he won a stupid prize
Maybe even first place
Wow, never heard that one before...
Please stop using this worn out, stupid, idiotic saying
@@jasonb9636 Yes, idiots parrot that all the time, and act like it is an original thought.
I hear his groaning, and . . . yep, my Sympathy Meter is reading straight zeros. Play dangerous games, win dangerous prizes.
The helicopter flight he took costs close to 100k
And WE get the pleasure of paying for it.
That means he cost in one flight what some studies have found members of his group on average cost taxpayers in 10 years.
And 95% goes into profit of greedy companies. US healthcare is insane. Would be just a couple of thousands here in Europe, usually
@@verybighomer You have NO idea how healthcare in the US has been destroyed, because they're forcing us into socialized medicine. Like you all have, which sucks.
totaled the Lexus, too
Can we get a moment of silence for that poor Lexus
RIP Lexus ES 2019-2024, looked like the ultra luxury model too. What a damn waste. Had another 150k miles and 15 years of life in it.
@@flamegaming760 I wonder who it belonged to.
@@Gruntsworth someone with good taste in cars! hehe #LexusForever
@bestprice 1776
You are so bad! 😮 😅 😂
Just a Toyota with a graduate degree lol
How the hell do people even survive a crash like that. Crazy.
Being drunk probably helped.
@@david-kc5hrare you kidding me if so the number of drunk people on wheels will be increased
@@david-kc5hr 😂
@@kraiemmedaziz6956actually he's telling the truth. Lots of people survive a terrific crash because they were intoxicated. Probably so because these individuals are so relaxed and don't tense up.
@@kraiemmedaziz6956Do you ever notice that a drunk is usually the one who survives massive accidents they cause? It's because the body doesn't tense up, thus allowing the connective tissues to give way enough that the bones, muscles and other tissues aren't badly damaged.
"Leaving the scene of an accident"
You know that ASP is badass when they charge you with leaving the scene of an accident...after you've been ejected from the vehicle. Lol
I suspect that the charge actually comes from when he struck the cable barrier while doing an illegal pass earlier, but it's still amusing.
He hit numerous other cars.
Maximum lack of empathy for the rest of the world. Yet you can hear the sincere empathy in the officer’s voice “ hang in there buddy”
THAT'S why we love ASP: they got mad driving skills AND a sense of humor
😅
must be hillarious seeing a dude doing 130 and ASP 250 yards behind the guy flying by. pretty sure most people think "that dude is ffuuuuuuucked...."
Yah but so is the cop!
That was my thought...Cali don't watch ASP enough because that tiny little fake out got nothing on ASP😂
This trooper has nerves of steel. Bravo to him!
That breathe gargle near the end was wild. Sounded gooey.
I'd hate to be EMS at that scene.
@@bobjenkins6098 nah, those are the good calls that we'd prefer over the "i fell down three days ago and bruised my knee so I needed to call you at 2am".
that's what would be known as agonal respirations
@@douglasiles2024 nope...not agonal...more like he got himself a brain injury
@@douglasiles2024 nope...not agonal...more like he got himself a brain injury
This is the first pit I’ve seen done with the force. Bravo 👏🏼
ASP need body cameras
THANK YOU! That’s my comment on every video!
they have them
@@johnstark4723 Then why do they only show dash cam POV’s?
@@margaretmathis4775 Because that's all they want to release. I have seen them on foot.
Lexus got tired of his antics and yeeted him .
😂
😂😂 💀
I love that word Yeet. I've only ever heard Americans use it and it cracks me up every time. It's just so descriptive. I'm a Brit and I'm trying to introduce it into my vocabulary 😊😅
“Currently being held and in stable condition” damn, damn he’s gonna be a burden on the taxpayers now
Why do good people die in simple accidents and this POS survives?
I see they charged him with leaving the scene of an accident - Mmm, tough crowd lol
I'm guessing that if none of the officers actually saw the ejection, the charge is in case the suspect actually walked or ran from his vehicle before collapsing.
He probably side swiped somebody along the way, and of course, didn’t stop. That would be leaving the scene.
@@TeamFish15 Indeed - it was intended to be humorous lol
@@GHOOGLEMALE gotcha😁
Waste of tax dollars.
As are the judges that let these MORONS off to begin with.
Troopers were to slow, the poor driver waited ages for a pit but it never happened, so he decided he is just going to pit himself instead.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
_"too"_
Lmfao
Usual suspect out doing felonies
at least with these ones there is no children involved 👍
Men? Men commit way more felonies.
That driver put citizens lives in danger. Hopefully he will be behind bars for decades.
I think he's done for. 😬
These officers are outstanding from 2 different agencies they did not treat the person badly they cared more about his life than handcuff. They really cared. To many times you see officers handcuffing instead of rendering immediate aid. And many times you cannot properly give life saving aid with a person hands behind their back. Seriously gentlemen from a Marine job well done.
He got ejected like an old Vanilla Ice cassette tape out of a 1988 Corsica.
Pew pew
I forgot about those cars
Very good analogy, though it could be the Chambers Bros "Time" on an 8-track from a '64 Econoline.
That's cold, man.
1990 to be exact.
There'll be some dummies blaming the cops when the person was already driving recklessly.
Only you’re wanting to say that for clout. Clearly people called in, and the pursuit wouldn’t have changed how he was driving, from what I heard on the call.
Who knew ASP had a Jedi Knight in their ranks. The force is strong in this one.
No seat belt ticket ? WTF !!!
No, but they did charge him with Leaving the scene of an accident. Charges are listed
@@whistleblower1238that was for the first accident when he struck the cable barrier earlier.
Bad guys don't wear seat belts so they can get out quick and run off.
Probably side swiped somebody along the way, and of course, he didn’t stop. That would be leaving the scene of an accident.
Illegal parking too!
Very polite and respectful other drivers on that freeway! Most are moving over and giving the officer clear road. Awesome!
Even though the driver was a reckless fool, the troopers seemed to genuinely concerned for his well being once they discovered him lying s far from the crash.
That is what is called............Professional.
See, now that's what "I can't breathe" ACTUALLY sounds like.
😆🤣
Not really
, he was breathing
@@mikewilliams7218
Well, a kind of.
Wow. 🤕
@mikewilliams7218 well, like a Pug
I can't even read "Reckless Lexus" much less say it...
Would of been perfect if it was a Reckless Lexus from Texas
You don't know Reckless Lexus? I saw her make a whole roll of quarters disappear.
Thank you so much for telling us how it ends, thus giving away any suspense and allowing us to click on something else. You rock!
FAFO = Effed Around Flew Out
He also FAFOFO = Effed Around Flipped Over Flew Out
NICE
Glad no innocent civilians were injured. God bless our law enforcement officers stay safe 🙏🇺🇲
The car said ' Enough of this S--- im done...
For people that flee and cause a wreck, they should be responsible for their own medical bills. That means have fun paying for that copter ride.
When will people on this planet learn how to get out of the left lane.
I admire LEOs who can pursue felonious suspects who threaten their lives one minute and then immediately become caregivers and lifesavers the next minute. On multiple levels, it is the correct and advantageous thing to do, but I marvel how a gaggle of officers, from multiple agencies, immediately change gears and do the right thing. Bravo!
These left lane campers 🙄👎
Yep it honestly should be a felony for reckless driving
Man! that was like a crazy Easter hunt for a busted up body. 🤔😂
And he landed right in front the second cruiser, the camera showed exactly where he was.
This is the exactly "I can't breathe" sounds like.
Darn, he lived.
His Moaning was very annoying. The Cops should have told him to SHUT UP.
That's cold. But made me laugh....
@@zen1647 He could have killed or injured a whole lot of innocent motorists. I have no remorse for Criminals
Thanks to people like this, the ER nurses will always have jobs.
I am of the mind that first responders should not be called for criminals such as these.
They have a duty of care regardless of who it is - cop, innocent civilian, innocent passenger who got caught in the mix, or alleged perpetrator.
At least not hurry , in case they are due a lunch break
Until it’s someone you know
or at least take their sweet ass time getting there.
That gurgling noise near the end sounds like someone finishing a slurpee.
That audio was chilling. Not a ton of sympathy for the driver, but still.
Yep. What makes it all more chilling is that the sounds could have been made by an innocent citizen the suspect hit.
I have no empathy, no sympathy for the driver they knew what they were doing and what could possibly happen.
2/10. Nailed the dismount, didn’t stick the landing.
NICE
That was definitely agonal breathing, shocker that dude made it.
Agreed. Not a good sound. But there’s no update on him regaining consciousness or impact on brain function
Listen, Kids:
Stay out of trouble;
Don't run from Police;
Wear your seatbelt.
The medical helicopter used to evac this reckless driver ALONE cost between $80,000 and $180,000 depending on its distances and circumstances...
Life flight rides are VERY expensive, I would never want to find myself in one.
RECKLESS LEXUS -
I was out driving one day
When I saw a reckless Lexus
It wasn't reckless of itself
It was the driver there from Texas
It's plate was from California
It was made in Japan
I saw it in Arkansas
Was this a master plan?
Cars come from all over
But this one it was flying!
Flipped the lights and sirens on
Charges he was buying
Took awhile in pursuit
He flew off the road
Ended in a hospital bed
Like his speed foretold.
I’d like YT to explain to me why they would delete this:
“Thank God he was thrown clear of the wreckage.
😂😂😂”
YT is just rude
When I served Jury Duty, there was a guy was on his 9th DWI. He was claiming that he shouldn’t go to prison because he had a family. The irony struck me. He drove drunk not caring if he took someone away from their family, or took out an entire family. He only care about what was going to happen to him.
Make sure he stays in Arkansas for a few years. Sorry, fellow taxpayers ,you caught him, you keep him.
Should have been in jail in Cali. With that rap sheet.
Another note after reading the excellent report. I didn't work at the Washington Regional hospital, but at the smaller hospital connected to a long term care facility. But I passed this excellent hospital every day to and from work. Kudos to all staff at WR; their work is renown and Fayetteville is fortunate to have it.
So goes the saying, "If you drive like hell, you'll get there quicker".
He said "I can pit myself, I don't need you"
😂
Self pitted
That's definitely gunna leave a bruise!
the guy is all smashed up bloody, snorting for air and moaning, and the officer tells him "you're alright". LOL
Homeboy P.I.T himself 😂
Driver endangers everyone’s lives but gets considerate aid.
Reckless Lexus...sounds like a title for a country song.
I get so mad at those Arkansas drivers who live in the passing lane and then refuse to move over for the police. What is the matter with them?
They are a little slow down there
Wtf is wrong with all the drivers who aren't pulling over to the shoulder for emergency vehicles???????
Well, these emergency vehicles are moving at around 130 or so mph for starters. That’s 190 feet per second, BTW. Now, let’s say that most drivers prefer to look out the FRONT windshield rather than their back window or mirrors most of the time and only check their mirrors every 2-3 seconds…..Well, ~4-600’ ago that police car was behind a tractor trailer, 2 pickups and a Camry. Then a car blew past you at 130ish mph & while you were cussing at it & thinking about calling the police on them ….BOOM!!! The police are right behind you!
@@jeffs2809if you are driving with tunnel vision then you shouldn't be driving, period.
If it's problematic for you to glance your eyes at your mirror every few seconds, and if your peripheral vision doesn't work, you shouldn't be driving. Period.
If you can't see flashing lights way in the distance. You shouldn't be driving. Period.
If you can't move out of the way in time it should be felony reckless driving.
@@argonaut_jay I just covered that “glancing in the mirror every 2-3 seconds” part. At ~130mph, it takes only 3 seconds to cover 570 feet. Making innocent bystanders felons for getting caught up in a pursuit is just plain stupid.
@@jeffs2809 so you admit you shouldn't be driving. At least you're honest.
@@argonaut_jay you obviously have reading comprehension issues
"Would you have done it if you knew who I was?"
-Inertia
Instead of "Can you hear me?", they should ask "Was it worth it?".
They should also charge him with leaving the scene of a crime.
He should have been charged with attempted escape and resisting without violence
I don't see how it could have ended any better. All the officers were OK and all their cars were fine. The felon received some severe injuries to remind him not to run from police and not to use drugs. All in all, he made a nice video for all of us.
7:09 I couldn't help but laugh while the cops were wondering where he went. Not blaming them, that was a long way to be ejected.
only loss here is that lexus :(
The 30 yards he was ejected is longer than any pass play from The Pittsburgh Steelers QBs this preseason!!
ouch. Get out the Sunblock 5000 for that burn.
What an interesting comparison.
Your dumb as watches the nfl still? May as well join the Nascar cried and vote blue.