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We know a lot of people who love their fourth gen F Body, but ones like this Camaro convertible honestly aren’t the fastest things on the road these days. Sure, you can mod them to be quick, but this Chevy that’s fleeing police in Litle Rock, Arkansas is obviously bone stock, making easy prey for Arkansas State Police.
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A call comes in for assistance from Little Rock Police Department since officers are having a hard time stopping the fleeing suspect. A lone trooper jumps in his car and takes off to put an end to the chase since he’s allowed to actually make contact with a fleeing suspect.
It doesn’t take him long to catch up to the LRPD as they trail behind the Camaro. Then he overtakes all the officers, becoming lead.
This is the point where if you live in Arkansas you just pull over and surrender. Once an ASP cruiser pulls up behind you, if you can’t ditch the trooper immediately you are going to get pitted most brutally. But this guy doesn’t seem to understand that because he just keeps on running.
He tries to get all cute with some sudden maneuvers which are meaningless and gain him nothing, but we’re sure he thought it was clever. The trooper just follows close behind, waiting until he has that perfect opportunity, like a cheetah chasing down a gazelle.
The guy puts in some effort, running a red light, swerving some, and otherwise just pressing on that accelerator. But he gets the PIT just like everyone else, leaving the fourth gen in such a state it will be picked over in a junk yard by people wanting to keep theirs on the road.
Unsurprisingly, this guy was carrying drugs and scales, among other items one usually attributes to selling. He also had a gun when he apparently isn’t allowed to carry – anyone want to guess why? In other words, this is yet another drug dealer running from police and finding out all his training on Grand Theft Auto was a waste.
Image via Police Pursuits/YouTube
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