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July 13, 2026

By: Zach Madden

Category: Customer Stories, Stop Stick News

July 13th Stop Stick® Weekly News Roundup:

Published Date: July 13th, 2026

Author: Zach Madden

 

July 13th Stop Stick News: Weekly News Roundup. With over 500,000 vehicles equipped across the U.S. and worldwide, and with over 60,000 documented pursuits ended successfully and safely, Stop Stick® is law enforcement’s most trusted brand. We are committed to serving those who serve us by providing training and proven safe, simple-to-use, and effective tools.

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07/06/2026

Stop Stick ends Commbia national's flight from Iowa Police July 13 News Blog 2026

1. July 13th Stop Stick News – Colombia man arrested after leading police chase in Iowa during World Cup visit – Iowa

Source: KCCI| Curated By: CBS KCCI 8 Des Moines

A Colombia soccer fan who was in the United States for the World Cup was arrested last week after leading a police chase in southwestern Iowa. According to the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy on July 3 attempted to pull over a vehicle that was traveling at 90 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 29. The driver failed to yield and continued driving at a high rate of speed, leading to a 10-mile pursuit. Deputies deployed stop sticks and eventually forced the vehicle to stop. The driver, identified as Nestor Morantes Segura, 33, of Bogota, Colombia, was arrested. He told deputies he did not hear an emergency siren and mistakenly believed he did not need to pull over for only emergency lights. Segura was charged with excessive speeding and eluding.

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07/06/2026

Stop Sticks end Police Pursuit in Callaway County Yielding 1 pound of Meth

4. July 13th Stop Stick News – Jefferson City man charged when pursuit in Callaway County yields one pound of meth – Missouri

Source: Kjluradio.com | By: Gloria Enloe

A Jefferson City man is caught with a pound of methamphetamine following a high-speed pursuit in Callaway County.

Carl Anderson, 34, is charged with second-degree drug trafficking, aggravated fleeing a stop, operating a motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner, and tampering with physical evidence in a felony prosecution.  He’s being held without bond.

Court documents state that an officer stopped Anderson last week for traffic violations on Highway 54 and State Highway HH in Callaway County.  When the officer asked Anderson to exit his vehicle, Anderson allegedly fled.  The officer initiated a pursuit, following Anderson south on Highway 54.  The officer said the pursuit reached speeds of 120 mph, and that Anderson almost hit multiple drivers, and ran one driver off the road.  Law enforcement deployed spike strips.

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07/06/2026

Stop Stick ends Police Pursuit of a wrong way driver

 

5. July 13th Stop Stick News – Wrong Way Driver Stopped With Spike Strips On I-84 In Southeast: NYSP – New York

Source: NewsBreak| By: Ben Crnic

A Columbia County man was arrested after police said they found him driving the wrong way on Interstate 84 in Dutchess and Putnam counties and deployed spike strips to stop him.

Germantown resident Edward Navedo, 41, was arrested following an incident on Sunday, June 28, on Interstate 84, New York State Police announced on Monday, July 6.

According to the agency, at around 1:40 a.m. on the day of his arrest, Dutchess County 911 received reports of a vehicle traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes of Interstate 84 near mile marker 57 in East Fishkill.

Troopers, helped out by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, located the vehicle, a 2024 GMC, still traveling the wrong way on I-84 near mile marker 66 in the Town of Southeast, State Police said.

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07/06/2026

6. July 13th Stop Stick News – Spike strips, foot chase end in arrest of Massachusetts man – Connecticut

Source: Western Mass News| Curated By: Hanna Guidry, & Ryan Trowbridge

ENFIELD, CT (WGGB/WSHM) – A ‘be on the lookout’ order led to the arrest of a Massachusetts man in Enfield.

Enfield Police received that alert from Massachusetts State Police for a gray Honda Civic, driven by a suspect identified as Nicholas Verity, that had fled southbound on I-91.

When police found the car, Verity allegedly tried to take off again, but spike strips disabled the vehicle. After a brief foot pursuit, he was caught and taken into custody.

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07/03/2026

Stop Sticks end pursuit of Rapid City Carjacking Suspect

 

7. July 13th Stop Stick News – Armed carjacking suspect arrested after chase, standoff in Rapid City – South Dakota

Source: KOTATV.com| Curated By: Matt Chibe

According to the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office, deputies arrested an armed carjacking suspect Friday morning following a police pursuit and a standoff in Rapid City. Authorities say the incident began around 9:45 a.m. near West Flormann Street and Central Boulevard, where investigators allege 27-year-old Lyric Hill stole a vehicle at gunpoint. Deputies and other law enforcement agencies quickly located the stolen vehicle and deployed spike strips along Highway 44, successfully disabling its tires. Hill then fled into a nearby field. As law enforcement officers closed in, they brought in negotiators, prompting Hill to eventually surrender.

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07/03/2026

8. July 13th Stop Stick News – Stop Sticks And Street Drama As Cops Nab Trio In Columbus Stolen-Car Chase – Ohio

Source: Hoodline.com | Curated By: Fiona Knight

Early Tuesday, a high-speed police chase tore through Columbus’ West Side after a stolen vehicle refused to pull over. Officers ultimately took three suspects into custody, including two juveniles. The pursuit ended near Sullivant Avenue and South Burgess Avenue when officers deployed tire deflation devices. After the devices disabled the car, all three occupants bolted on foot, but police quickly captured them after a short chase. Authorities also recovered a loaded handgun from the stolen vehicle. According to WSYX, officers first spotted the vehicle at about 3:46 a.m. after Pickaway County reported it stolen. When the driver refused to stop, police initiated the pursuit. Prosecutors have charged all three suspects with receiving stolen property, while 18-year-old Marquise Curtis faces additional counts of resisting arrest and failure to comply.

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07/03/2026

Stop Sticks End Pursuit of Corvette

 

9. July 13th Stop Stick News – Corvette Driver Crashes Fleeing Cops, Tells Them He’ll ‘Simply Buy Another One’– Arkansas

Source: Carscoops | By: Stephen Rivers

A routine traffic stop over an expired registration turned into a triple-digit interstate pursuit that crossed state lines, ended with stop sticks, and culminated in a foot chase. According to Arkansas State Police (ASP), the driver of a Chevrolet Corvette reached speeds as high as 156 mph. Somehow, none of that seems all that surprising for the area. What was surprising was what authorities say he told them after the chase was over. An ASP incident report obtained by NEA Report puts the start of the pursuit on the morning of June 15, along northbound Interstate 55 in Mississippi County, Arkansas. Trooper Arellano reportedly spotted a red Corvette with its license plate cover. Those aren’t illegal in Arkansas so long as they don’t obscure the plate or reduce its reflectivity. A registration check allegedly revealed the tag had expired several months earlier.

07/02/2026

Stop STicks Help Arrest 4 tees after armed robbery

10. July 13th Stop Stick News – Four Martin County teens arrested after 14-year-old robbed at gunpoint – Florida

Source: ABC wpbf.com| By: Rachael Perry

Four Martin County teenagers are facing felony charges after they robbed a 14-year-old at gunpoint before leading deputies on a chase. According to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, the robbery happened in Palm City around 1 a.m. Thursday near the Lighthouse Point neighborhood. The 14-year-old was hanging out with a friend when he received a Snapchat message from someone he recognized about purchasing clothes. His friend drove him to the meeting spot where he got into a white Kia occupied by four people he knew from the area. “He jumped in the backseat and immediately had a gun pointed at his face,” Romero said. They began going through the teen’s pockets, taking about $150 and a watch before forcing him out of the vehicle. Investigators later found the watch was a fake Rolex.

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