If this station is trying to emulate Los Angeles they did a poor job of it. No audio, no explanation. At least the camera man and the pilot did a great job of keeping track of the car.
Meh let ‘em go. I’m sure he is an amazing kid. He plans on going to college for football and currently volunteers his free time down at his local boys and girls club.
@@KingmanRoss You are totally right. Thinking you can steal someone else's property or attempt to injure or kill someone is a horrible attitude and way to treat others. Ross must have deleted his comment
You think California has a lot of pursuits look up Arkansas police activity RU-vid channel it's insane how many pursuits A.S.P. have BUT they will P.I.T. every single vehicle they can.
No need to run. The DA has your back. Same as your previous 10+ felony arrests. You won't spent 10 seconds in jail or have to pay back a penny. All charges dropped. Same as always.
No voice over, no cop cars in sight but one that stayed put and help from the comments there's no need to finish this "chase" 😄 thanks for saving me time peeps... 👍
I guess whoever is in that vehicle never heard of the word smooth those are some of the choppiest lane changing and driving I've ever seen. Maybe Volvo Wallace is his driving coach or she him them they got to be proper nowadays right lol
Because if there is already a helicopter monitoring the vehicle, chance is, supervisors said not to approach the vehicle until it is safe to do so, (away from civilians.) Suspect was being tracked since the beginning.
They can watch him from a distance they do t need to follow close. Just let him didplay his actions and they will either arrest him at his house or he crashes in a 🌲.
The police were probably in "observe" mode. Instead of actively chasing him they will have a police helicopter follow him while the ground units stay further back.
Wow, all of that and then isolated the helicopter by running under trees! Florida has got to start getting better at pursuits, with the heavy resources they have and outstanding Governor, do more!
