Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Florida man tries to outrun cops at 130 mph in a Dodge Charger— On May 6, 2024, Jailin Rayshawn Roberson led the Florida Highway Patrol on a dangerous high-speed chase, reaching speeds of 130 mph in a green Dodge Charger. The chase started in Fort Myers, continued north on I-75, and concluded after multiple PIT maneuvers in Charlotte County. Roberson was checked by EMS after the chase and transported to Shore Point Hospital, where he was cleared and later arrested. He now faces charges of Fleeing and Eluding Police, Reckless Driving, Driving with a Suspended License, and Culpable Negligence.
00:00 - Intro
01:20 - Police chase begins
03:36 - Suspect in Dodge Charger tries to fake out police
04:44 - PIT Maneuver
05:20 - PIT Maneuver 2
14:00 - Another fake out
14:55 - PIT Maneuver 3
15:10 - Arrest
18:41 - Suspect in Patrol Car
26:25 - Suspect yells to girlfriend not to talk
28:00 - Suspect complains he feels nauseous
30:25 - Suspect says he will pass out and needs EMS faster
31:40 - Suspect screams for Sarge
34:00 - Cop: Not turning off lights on Cinco de Mayo too dangerous
35:20 - Suspect: I don't feel good bro, Paramedic arrives
38:45 - Case wrap-up
[Police Report]
Date of Incident: May 6, 2024
Suspect: Jailin Rayshawn Roberson
Location: Fort Myers, Florida
Vehicle: Green Dodge Charger (Hertz rental car)
Incident:
The suspect was observed driving 80 mph in a 45 mph zone.
After fleeing from a traffic stop, Roberson reached speeds of 130 mph during the chase.
The chase spanned multiple counties along I-75, with Roberson attempting to "blackout" by turning off his lights while driving.
The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) executed multiple PIT maneuvers to bring the chase to an end near Charlotte County.
Arrest and Charges:
After being stopped, Roberson initially denied being the driver and claimed medical issues, including epilepsy.
EMS evaluated Roberson at the scene before transporting him to Shore Point Hospital, where he was medically cleared.
He was then arrested and booked into Charlotte County Jail.
Charges:
Fleeing and Eluding Police (Felony)
Reckless Driving
Driving with a Suspended License (Second Offense)
Culpable Negligence (Endangering a passenger's life)
[Disclaimer]
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote or glorify illegal activities, reckless behavior, or harm to others. Viewer discretion is advised.
Florida man tries to outrun cops at 130 mph in a Dodge Charger— On May 6, 2024, Jailin Rayshawn Roberson led the Florida Highway Patrol on a dangerous high-speed chase, reaching speeds of 130 mph in a green Dodge Charger. The chase started in Fort Myers, continued north on I-75, and concluded after multiple PIT maneuvers in Charlotte County. Roberson was checked by EMS after the chase and transported to Shore Point Hospital, where he was cleared and later arrested. He now faces charges of Fleeing and Eluding Police, Reckless Driving, Driving with a Suspended License, and Culpable Negligence.
00:00 - Intro
01:20 - Police chase begins
03:36 - Suspect in Dodge Charger tries to fake out police
04:44 - PIT Maneuver
05:20 - PIT Maneuver 2
14:00 - Another fake out
14:55 - PIT Maneuver 3
15:10 - Arrest
18:41 - Suspect in Patrol Car
26:25 - Suspect yells to girlfriend not to talk
28:00 - Suspect complains he feels nauseous
30:25 - Suspect says he will pass out and needs EMS faster
31:40 - Suspect screams for Sarge
34:00 - Cop: Not turning off lights on Cinco de Mayo too dangerous
35:20 - Suspect: I don't feel good bro, Paramedic arrives
38:45 - Case wrap-up
[Police Report]
Date of Incident: May 6, 2024
Suspect: Jailin Rayshawn Roberson
Location: Fort Myers, Florida
Vehicle: Green Dodge Charger (Hertz rental car)
Incident:
The suspect was observed driving 80 mph in a 45 mph zone.
After fleeing from a traffic stop, Roberson reached speeds of 130 mph during the chase.
The chase spanned multiple counties along I-75, with Roberson attempting to "blackout" by turning off his lights while driving.
The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) executed multiple PIT maneuvers to bring the chase to an end near Charlotte County.
Arrest and Charges:
After being stopped, Roberson initially denied being the driver and claimed medical issues, including epilepsy.
EMS evaluated Roberson at the scene before transporting him to Shore Point Hospital, where he was medically cleared.
He was then arrested and booked into Charlotte County Jail.
Charges:
Fleeing and Eluding Police (Felony)
Reckless Driving
Driving with a Suspended License (Second Offense)
Culpable Negligence (Endangering a passenger's life)
[Disclaimer]
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote or glorify illegal activities, reckless behavior, or harm to others. Viewer discretion is advised.
