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September-29-2025 Stop Stick News: Mayhem to Arrest: How Police Used a Stop Stick to End Reckless Pursuits and Protect the Public

September 29, 2025

By: Zach Madden

Category: Customer Stories, Stop Stick News

 Stop Stick News 09-29-2025: Mayhem to Arrest: How Police Used a Stop Stick to End Reckless Pursuits and Protect the Public

With over 500,000 vehicles equipped across the U.S. and worldwide, and with over 50,000 documented pursuits ended successfully and safely, Stop Stick® is law enforcement’s most trusted brand. Therefore, keep reading for more Stop Stick News: Mayhem to Arrest

We are committed to serving those who serve us by providing training and proven safe, simple-to-use, and effective tools. Now, let’s dive into the September Mayhem to Arrest: Stop Stick News How Police Used a Stop Stick to End Reckless Pursuits and Protect the Public

 

09/28/2025

Redding chase ends with arrest of repeat offender

1. Mayhem to Arrest: Redding chase ends with arrest of repeat offender – California 

Action News Now by Ellie Marty – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.actionnewsnow.com/news/redding-chase-ends-with-arrest-of-repeat-offender/article_80cff32b-1620-4881-95d0-f155f57a13dd.html

REDDING, Calif. – A reckless driving report led to the pursuit and arrest of a repeat offender in Redding on Saturday evening. According to the Redding Police Department, the driver, identified as 31-year-old Brian Tenner, was involved in a multi-mile chase through the city.

Officers attempted to stop Tenner after locating him near Bechelli Lane and Redcliff Drive. Instead of yielding, Tenner led police on a pursuit that ended with officers using spike strips and a pursuit intervention technique near Shasta View Drive and Maywood Drive.

Tenner, a transient originally from Southern California, was taken into custody after a prolonged struggle. Police said he displayed signs of drug impairment but refused a DUI investigation.

Tenner was booked into Shasta County Jail on several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and felony evading. This incident marked his ninth arrest since August 2025.

09/27/2025

Iziah Saum

3. Mayhem to Arrest: 18-year-old leads police on chase through 2 counties – Indiana

14 News by Aaron Carnal – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.14news.com/2025/09/27/18-year-old-leads-police-chase-through-2-counties/

PRINCETON, Ind. (WFIE) – The Princeton Police Department has arrested a man after a chase through Gibson and Pike Counties.

According to police, they were trying to stop 18-year-old Iziah Saum for multiple traffic violations Saturday.

That’s when officers say he took off at a high rate of speed.

Police say the chase went through Francisco, Oakland City, and entered Pike County.

According to a news release, officers in Pike County used stop sticks to stop Saum and arrest him.

Saum was taken to the Gibson County Jail where he was charged with Resisting Law Enforcement, Reckless Driving, and Criminal Recklessness.

09/26/2025

Stop sticks used to stop man who allegedly kidnapped son Mayhem to Arrest: Stop

4. Mayhem to Arrest: Stop sticks used to stop man who allegedly kidnapped son – Colorado 

KDVR by Ashley Eberhardt – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://kdvr.com/news/local/watch-stop-sticks-used-to-stop-man-who-allegedly-kidnapped-son/

Police arrested a man in Chaffee County after deputies used Stop Sticks to disable his truck. An Amber Alert had been issued for the truck, which was connected to a child abduction.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation issued the Amber Alert just after 4 p.m. on Thursday, September 25, stating that the child was likely with his noncustodial father, traveling in a gray 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. A short time later, observant citizens of Chaffee County began calling police to report the truck in Poncha Springs. The Thornton Police Department also alerted deputies that a license plate reader had captured the Silverado’s license plate there. Authorities also discovered that an Adams County court had issued a warrant for the suspect’s arrest with a $300,000 bond.

Deputies quickly located the suspect and his truck in downtown Poncha Springs. The suspect, later identified as Torres, refused to stop, and a chase began. He fled on Highway 50 through Poncha Springs and then north on Highway 285, reaching speeds over 100 mph at times.

On Highway 285, a Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office deputy successfully deployed Stop Sticks to deflate the truck’s tires. The truck finally came to a stop just south of the 285 and Highway 291 Junction. The Amber Alert was canceled around 4:40 p.m., and deputies captured the suspect.

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09/25/2025

stewart-co-crash-henry-boy

5. Mayhem to Arrest: Henry Teen Charged After Chase In Stewart, Montgomery Counties – Tennessee 

Radio NWTN by Shannon McFarlin – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.radionwtn.com/2025/09/25/henry-teen-charged-after-chase-in-stewart-montgomery-counties/

On Wednesday, September 24, a Dover City officer clocked a vehicle traveling 75 mph and tried to stop it. The driver, later identified as 18-year-old Gage Herron, refused to stop and fled. A pursuit with Stewart County deputies began on Highway 79.

The chase continued into Montgomery County. A Stewart County deputy deployed Stop Sticks, which deflated two of the vehicle’s tires. The vehicle then struck another car and ran off the roadway. Herron fled on foot but deputies quickly chased him down and took him into custody.

Herron, from Henry, was charged with a long list of offenses, including leaving the scene of an accident, evading arrest, reckless endangerment, reckless driving, and driving without insurance.

09/24/2025

Pursuit Ends In Auglaize County – Mayhem to Arrest: Stop

6. Mayhem to Arrest: Allen County pursuit ends in arrest in Auglaize County – Ohio

Hometown Stations by Todd Cummins – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.hometownstations.com/news/allen_county/allen-county-pursuit-ends-in-arrest-in-auglaize-county/article_9749a972-f979-4c97-b9b4-df28e1e5c7c2.html

Police have a Lima man in custody after a high-speed chase that began in Allen County and ended in Auglaize County.

Authorities booked 46-year-old Johnathon Herder into the Allen County Jail on a charge of failure to comply with a police officer. According to the Allen County Sheriff’s Office, the chase started just after 1 a.m. when a deputy tried to pull Herder over on North Baxter Street in Lima for a traffic violation, but Herder fled.

During the chase near the intersection of Metcalf and Robb, the driver intentionally swerved and accelerated at a high rate of speed toward a deputy deploying Stop Sticks. He was not successful in hitting the deputy.

The pursuit continued into the countryside. Troopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol joined the pursuit and deployed Stop Sticks again on North Defiance Trail. After Herder hit the sticks, he continued into Auglaize County, where the Auglaize County Sheriff’s Office also joined the pursuit. He eventually came to a stop in the 14000 block of Moulton–New Knoxville Road. Deputies took him into custody after he initially resisted arrest.

Deputies later found that Herder had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. The incident remains under investigation.

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09/23/2025

A suspect’s vehicle, successfully disabled with the use of “stop sticks” Sept. 19, awaits a search by the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office following a pursuit across the county that evening. A 53-year-old San Antonio man was arrested on multiple charges. COURTESY/Wilson County Sheriffi’s Office

7. Mayhem to Arrest: Deputies nab wanted felon after pursuit – Texas

Wilson County News by WCN Staff – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.wilsoncountynews.com/articles/deputies-nab-wanted-felon-after-pursuit/

FLORESVILLE — A San Antonio man faces multiple charges — including evading arrest with a motor vehicle — after he led officers with multiple agencies on a high-speed chase Sept. 19 from the La Vernia area to Floresville.

According to Deputy Zach Garcia, public information officer with the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office, the agency was notified Friday evening around 8:30 p.m. by the San Antonio Police Department that they had followed a wanted felon from their jurisdiction; the individual was traveling through northeastern Wilson County in a black 2012 Toyota Camry.

Authorities also advised that the suspect had made threats earlier that day toward a magistrate.

The suspect vehicle was located by Deputy Lorenzo Parra, assisted by La Vernia Police Department officers Manny Perez and B.J. Connolly on U.S. 87 in Sutherland Springs.

Parra attempted to initiate a traffic stop of the vehicle for an equipment violation; however, the driver fled at high speed on down U.S. 87, turning west onto S.H. 97 south of Sutherland Springs and heading toward Floresville.

Members of the La Vernia, Floresville, and San Antonio police departments, along with the the San Antonio Police Department’s Repeat Offender Program and Eagle Units, provided assistance.

Sheriff’s Deputy Rolando Garza, working to safely end the pursuit, deployed “stop sticks” in the 500 block of S.H. 97 near the John Deere dealership. This successfully disabled the suspect’s vehicle, which came to rest in the parking lot of the Wilson County Expo and Community Center, just outside Floresville on S.H. 97.

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09/23/2025

Mayhem to Arrest: Stop

8. Mayhem to Arrest: 18-year-old leads police on chase through 2 counties – Indiana

Action News 5 by Jacob Gallant – Mayhem to Arrest: Stick News

https://www.14news.com/2025/09/27/18-year-old-leads-police-chase-through-2-counties/

Police arrested a man following a chase that began in Shelby County and ended in DeSoto County.

Someone called deputies to an auto burglary at the Tapestry Forest Creek Apartments in Southeast Shelby County just after midnight on September 12. Deputies approached the driver and tried to take him into custody when he drove off, forcing deputies to move out of the way to avoid him.

The chase ensued and ended when DeSoto County deputies used spike strips to stop the car. Deputies then took Jarius Henderson, 21, into custody. Authorities reported the car stolen out of Olive Branch.

In DeSoto County, authorities charged Henderson with felony theft of property and felony evading arrest. Authorities in Shelby County also charged him with aggravated assault against a law enforcement officer and evading arrest. The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office says Henderson previously served 49 days in prison for attempted theft of a firearm and theft of property over $1,000.

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