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Black Dodge Charger Flee from Walmart Theft Leads to Wild Pursuit in Hot Springs
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On October 4th, 2025, what began as a Walmart theft report quickly escalated into a dangerous multi-agency pursuit through Hot Springs, Arkansas. Dispatch notified Trooper Corbin Rideout (Troop K) of a black 2018 Dodge Charger with a fictitious Arkansas plate (764ZML) suspected in the theft and spotted eastbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway.
Trooper Rideout positioned his patrol car near Carpenter Dam Road, where he soon spotted the vehicle. When he attempted a traffic stop, the driver initially slowed and activated hazard lights — but then took off at high speed, refusing to stop. The Charger blew through a red light at Malvern Avenue, re-entered the bypass, and began weaving between cars on the shoulder at dangerous speeds.
As the suspect exited Highway 70 East (Exit 11A), the Charger lost control, spinning across lanes and striking the guardrail. Trooper Rideout collided with the car’s front passenger side while regaining control of his own unit, disabling the suspect vehicle. The driver then fled on foot into a wooded area, while two passengers remained inside — one with an arm injury. A perimeter was established, and with help from Hot Springs PD, the suspect was taken into custody shortly after.
📌 Incident Details
Date: October 4, 2025
Time: 4:02 PM
Location: MLK Jr. Expressway / Hwy 70, Hot Springs, AR
Vehicle: 2018 Dodge Charger (Black, Fictitious Plate 764ZML)
Trooper: Corbin Rideout (#359, ASP Troop K)
⚡ Pursuit Highlights
Suspect vehicle tied to Walmart theft
Fictitious license plate confirmed
Refused to stop, accelerated at high speed
Ran red light at Malvern Ave
Reached highway speeds, spun out at Exit 11A
Collision immobilized Charger
Driver fled on foot — caught after search
Passenger injured and treated at scene
⚖️ Likely Charges
Fleeing (Felony — Vehicle with Injury)
Fleeing on Foot
Criminal Mischief (2nd Degree)
Speeding / Reckless Driving
Improper Passing / Failure to Stop at Red Light
Theft-Related Offenses (Hot Springs PD)
🔖 Hashtags
#ArkansasStatePolice #HotSpringsChase #ArkansasPursuit
On October 4th, 2025, what began as a Walmart theft report quickly escalated into a dangerous multi-agency pursuit through Hot Springs, Arkansas. Dispatch notified Trooper Corbin Rideout (Troop K) of a black 2018 Dodge Charger with a fictitious Arkansas plate (764ZML) suspected in the theft and spotted eastbound on Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway.
Trooper Rideout positioned his patrol car near Carpenter Dam Road, where he soon spotted the vehicle. When he attempted a traffic stop, the driver initially slowed and activated hazard lights — but then took off at high speed, refusing to stop. The Charger blew through a red light at Malvern Avenue, re-entered the bypass, and began weaving between cars on the shoulder at dangerous speeds.
As the suspect exited Highway 70 East (Exit 11A), the Charger lost control, spinning across lanes and striking the guardrail. Trooper Rideout collided with the car’s front passenger side while regaining control of his own unit, disabling the suspect vehicle. The driver then fled on foot into a wooded area, while two passengers remained inside — one with an arm injury. A perimeter was established, and with help from Hot Springs PD, the suspect was taken into custody shortly after.
📌 Incident Details
Date: October 4, 2025
Time: 4:02 PM
Location: MLK Jr. Expressway / Hwy 70, Hot Springs, AR
Vehicle: 2018 Dodge Charger (Black, Fictitious Plate 764ZML)
Trooper: Corbin Rideout (#359, ASP Troop K)
⚡ Pursuit Highlights
Suspect vehicle tied to Walmart theft
Fictitious license plate confirmed
Refused to stop, accelerated at high speed
Ran red light at Malvern Ave
Reached highway speeds, spun out at Exit 11A
Collision immobilized Charger
Driver fled on foot — caught after search
Passenger injured and treated at scene
⚖️ Likely Charges
Fleeing (Felony — Vehicle with Injury)
Fleeing on Foot
Criminal Mischief (2nd Degree)
Speeding / Reckless Driving
Improper Passing / Failure to Stop at Red Light
Theft-Related Offenses (Hot Springs PD)
🔖 Hashtags
#ArkansasStatePolice #HotSpringsChase #ArkansasPursuit
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