Pitted at 122 MPH. Has to be a record.

[John_]

PIT maneuver at 122 mph, in Arkansas. Female drive was doing 90 mph in a neighborhood earlier. Had no DL, registration, or insurance. She was ejected but survived. Divionna wasn't wearing a seatbelt. PIT @ 9:00, skip all the fluff. Never seen or heard of a PIT at 120.

 

[CatCam]

she lived -- I guess that wasn't her "Last Fling".....

 

[AustinBR]

Arkansas state police don't play.

 

[Richard Michael]

That is the definition of FAFO! On a grand scale!!

 

[AdvancedLaser]

Anything over 30-60 (Depending on Dept. Policy) is considered a deadly force maneuver. Has to be justified to that level, and not just a pursuit intervention maneuver.

 

[Abby Normal]

That State Trooper put her in the wall just like Dale Earnhardt. Or maybe Danika Patrick.

 

[Jstudz220]

Impressive I guess but seems a bit reckless. Thankfully no innocent bystanders were harmed.

 

[Gumby Hunter]

Whey doggie!!
Trooper was impressive just keeping up with the flying perp

 

[thperez1972]

Whether I agree with this or not, the detractors will say the cops should have terminated the pursuit when she started driving 90 in a residential neighborhood. Some department policies would require the officer to terminate a pursuit if the pursuit itself becomes more dangerous to the public than the initial offense.

 

[Gumby Hunter]

JMO
trooper had several occasions to do the bump at lower speeds but was out of position. If the perp ever has another chance to run, I bet she doesn’t! Good work ASP!!

 

[AdvancedLaser]

Whether I agree with this or not, the detractors will say the cops should have terminated the pursuit when she started driving 90 in a residential neighborhood. Some department policies would require the officer to terminate a pursuit if the pursuit itself becomes more dangerous to the public than the initial offense.

You mean like NOPD ? Dont they terminate the pursuit if harsh language or stern looks are given (eye roll)....Hence why LSP is the only one chasing in NOLA.

 

[323MAR]

She thought the world was going to treat her with kid gloves like her parents did. Another narcissistic entitlement minded brat gets a rude awakening! Well deserved!

 

[323MAR]

You mean like NOPD ? Dont they terminate the pursuit if harsh language or stern looks are given (eye roll)....Hence why LSP is the only one chasing in NOLA.

A few years ago, a Detective I know from the 7th District involved JPSO and Kenner PD in a 10-28 that started in New Orleans. Despite the fact that it was a 67A involving a car jacker, my friend was written up for "Driving Against Traffic" instead of any commendation for taking that dangerous perp off the street.

 

[AdvancedLaser]

A few years ago, a Detective I know from the 7th District involved JPSO and Kenner PD in a 10-28 that started in New Orleans. Despite the fact that it was a 67A involving a car jacker, my friend was written up for "Driving Against Traffic" instead of any commendation for taking that dangerous perp off the street.

Of course. To them a write up is more important than a 108.1

 

[AustinBR]

Anything over 30-60 (Depending on Dept. Policy) is considered a deadly force maneuver. Has to be justified to that level, and not just a pursuit intervention maneuver.

I was under the impression that Arkansas State Police don't have that policy as this has happened quite a few times.

 

[thperez1972]

You mean like NOPD ? Dont they terminate the pursuit if harsh language or stern looks are given (eye roll)....Hence why LSP is the only one chasing in NOLA.

Yep. And the criminals know it. I wonder if that discourages or encourages people running.

A few years ago, a Detective I know from the 7th District involved JPSO and Kenner PD in a 10-28 that started in New Orleans. Despite the fact that it was a 67A involving a car jacker, my friend was written up for "Driving Against Traffic" instead of any commendation for taking that dangerous perp off the street.

It wouldn’t surprise me if that write up was put out in a news release.

 

[AustinBR]

A few years ago, a Detective I know from the 7th District involved JPSO and Kenner PD in a 10-28 that started in New Orleans. Despite the fact that it was a 67A involving a car jacker, my friend was written up for "Driving Against Traffic" instead of any commendation for taking that dangerous perp off the street.

Yeah, well I know a guy who had a 1492 in a 12-65 that also involved a TinkerBell-Bravo-7-Charlie. Thankfully it was rectified with an ABVO unit and a bunch of 10-4 gammas. Scary stuff.

 

[AdvancedLaser]

Yeah, well I know a guy who had a 1492 in a 12-65 that also involved a TinkerBell-Bravo-7-Charlie. Thankfully it was rectified with an ABVO unit and a bunch of 10-4 gammas. Scary stuff.

Hater. Did you lose your decoder ring ?
10-28 - Officer requests air clearance
67A - Stolen vehicle.

 

[AustinBR]

Hater. Did you lose your decoder ring ?
10-28 - Officer requests air clearance
67A - Stolen vehicle.

ABVO unit = fighter jets.
1492 = bad guy has laser weapons
12-65 is just some bad **** that we don't talk about.

Thankfully they got the fighter jets to take em out.

 

[thperez1972]

Yeah, well I know a guy who had a 1492 in a 12-65 that also involved a TinkerBell-Bravo-7-Charlie. Thankfully it was rectified with an ABVO unit and a bunch of 10-4 gammas. Scary stuff.

103m or 112?