A new police chase has hit the web showing Arkansas State Police performing a PIT maneuver on a fleeing Chevy Equinox at over 100 mph, sending the crossover spinning into a corn field.
To incident occurred on January 22nd, 2026, around 10:50 a.m. local time, and was captured on the pursuing officer’s dash cam.
Per the officer’s official report, state trooper Trey Williams was patrolling westbound on Arkansas State Highway 160 when they observed “a dark gray SUV traveling eastbound at a high rate of speed.” Onboard radar showed the vehicle traveling at 67 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone, prompting the officer to turn around, activate the emergency lights and sirens, and give chase. After passing another vehicle, the trooper caught up with the Chevy Equinox. However, the driver in the Equinox failed to pull over.
The officer later advised Dispatch that they were now engaged in a pursuit, which lasted for about a minute. According to the report, the chase was approaching a T intersection and a reduced speed limit of 40 miles per hour, so the officer decided to conduct a Tactical Vehicle Intervention (TVI).
We see the TVI performed at the two-minute, five second mark in the video, with the officer contacting the crossover’s driver’s side rear panel, causing it to spin at 105 miles per hour. The Chevy then leaves the roadway and hits a ditch before coming to a stop in a crop field.
The passenger then opted to flee on foot but was subsequently taken into custody. The driver was also arrested. Officers later found what was believed to be marijuana in the vehicle…