It's 12.40 a.m. on November 3rd, 20.4. And St. Francis County Deputy, Tray Bynum, is in hot pursuit. He's on a rural road in Forest City, Arkansas, chasing someone on a four-wheeler, and they are both booking it down this windy road in the dark.

From the sound of it, Bynum is right on their tail,

so when they come onto this raised dirt berm in the road,

almost at once, both the four-wheeler and Bynum's truck go airborne

before crashing back down to the road.

Now, both vehicles get turned around, but something happens to the four-wheeler and it stops suddenly.

So Bynum slams on his brakes and calls out to the rider.

But before he can even approach the four-wheeler, the rider is on foot.

He hops a fence and darts into the woods.

It's all so fast that by the time Bynum draws his service weapon and aims for the woods,

the rider is gone. Now, rather than jumping the fence and following him weapon and aims for the woods, the rider is gone.

Now, rather than jumping the fence and following him into the woods in the dark,

Bynum decides to run back to his truck and call in the stop over his radio.

Hey, right now, I got the four-wheeler.

There was another deputy following close behind, Sergeant David Kinney,

so it only takes a minute for him to pull up.

I'm good, but we went up the ditch.

I said, I'm good, but we went up that ditch right there, both of us.

Me and him both.

I need the trailer, because I'm telling him that one.

There's going to be a white male on a Kim Flies hoodie and blue jeans look like.

He went off that way.

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