Little Rock AR - Son Gets Pitted While Trying To Rush His Dying 80 Year Old Mother To The Hospital

Police Arrest Report: "I observed a GMC pickup, brown in color, traveling south on U.S. 67 in the outside traffic lane. I observed the vehicle change lanes to the inside traffic lane, failing to use its blinker. After the vehicle in front of me changed lanes, the GMC pickup appeared to be traveling faster than the posted speed limit of 75 MPH. My front RADAR confirmed this with a clear concise tone and a reading of 97 MPH. After catching up to the vehicle I observed that the driver was not wearing a seatbelt. I turned on my emergency lights to conduct a traffic stop. The vehicle continued to travel south on U.S. 67. I turned on my audible siren and the vehicle continued to fail to stop. The vehicle slowed to 88 MPH. While pursuing the vehicle it maintained speeds between 88 MPH and 95 MPH. The vehicle was
passing traffic that was in the outside traffic lanes and continued southbound for approximately 5 miles. The vehicle changed lanes to the outside traffic lane and subsequently made a right turn onto the southbound Exit 46 off-ramp. I attempted a TVI that was unsuccessful. The vehicle continued to travel south on the off-ramp before making a right turn to travel west on U.S. 67B (East Race Avenue). There was heavy traffic at this intersection and the westbound traffic was backed up at the stop light at the intersection of U.S. 67B and Poplar Street. The vehicle drove onto the sidewalk around and traveled west into the intersection of Poplar Street and U.S. 67B and continued westbound. I caught back up to the vehicle before attempting a second TVI. This TVI was successful in stopping the suspect vehicle. However, the vehicle backed up and began to flee again
westbound on U.S. 67B traveling between both westbound lanes. I caught up to the fleeing vehicle and attempted a third TVI that was successful in ending the pursuit. The vehicle came to a stop on U.S. 67B in the two-way turn lane and eastbound traffic lanes. The driver exited the vehicle and began yelling and waving his arms. I gave verbal commands for him to show me his hands and get on the ground. He ignored my commands and continued yelling and refusing my commands. At this time, I learned there was another individual in the vehicle. The driver, later identified as Steve Harmon, yelled that he was going to the hospital. I moved closer to get a view of who was in the vehicle. I observed an elderly female in the vehicle lying down in the front seat. I informed dispatch that an ambulance was needed. I began speaking to Harmon in an attempt to calm him down. Arkansas State Police Troopers Cody Brown and Justin Parrish arrived to assist." - Continued In Pinned Comment