On May 7, 2025, a Washington State Patrol trooper spotted a Honda sedan making an improper merge on the interstate near Preston, Washington. But when the trooper tried to pull the car over, the 21-year-old driver refused to stop and led him on a chase... #News #bodycam #police #Crime #Arrest #policeofficer #lawenforcement #cops | Crimecamnow

2 Brothers Team Up to Escape Cops in Wild Dual Freeway Chase part-2. Seattle, Washington — On May 7, 2025, at around 8:20 p.m., Washington State Patrol trooper tried to stop a Honda Civic for improper merging on westbound I-90 near Preston. The driver, identified as 21-year-old Victor A. Hernandez-Paredes, refused to stop, prompting a pursuit. What started as a routine traffic stop quickly escalated into a high-speed chase involving evasive maneuvers, a failed PIT attempt, and wrong-way driving

2 Brothers Team Up to Escape Cops in Wild Dual Freeway Chase. Seattle, Washington — On May 7, 2025, at around 8:20 p.m., Washington State Patrol trooper tried to stop a Honda Civic for improper merging on westbound I-90 near Preston. The driver, identified as 21-year-old Victor A. Hernandez-Paredes, refused to stop, prompting a pursuit. What started as a routine traffic stop quickly escalated into a high-speed chase involving evasive maneuvers, a failed PIT attempt, and wrong-way driving at alar

The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is partnering with WSDOT, the Towing and Recovery Association of Washington (TRAW), and the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (Target Zero) to conduct a “Move Over, Slow Down” campaign beginning this weekend and continuing through April. The majority of drivers understand the law requires motorists to move over or slow down for police, fire, and ambulance crews, but the law also includes tow trucks and work crews who have vehicles with audible or visual signa

Trooper cadets are halfway through their training at the Washington State Patrol Academy. Ever wonder what it’s like? Here’s a preview. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2tQOOgO | Washington State Patrol

It’s week two for the 118th Trooper Basic Training Class (TBTC) cadets! In week one, they were issued equipment, trained on first aid, discussed agency history and ethics, and were acquainted with the academy grounds. Week two’s training includes defensive driving, firearms safety training, cover and concealment, and character development, among other topics. The days are packed, but the cadets are eager to learn and serve. | Washington State Patrol