High Speed Police Chase Through the Woods. Police Pursuits

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Hi all, this is a video of a new police chase, just the way you like it. Enjoy watching it.
The video is for educational and entertainment purposes only.
Your comments and criticisms are always welcome.
August 11th, 2022. Police were reported to the stolen car.
The car was quickly found, but the driver refused to stop.
After which, one of the most epic chases in recent times began.
We're south on southeast 41st or from southeast 52nd street.
Speeds are 80, no vehicle traffic.
Found coming up to Pine, northbound, back on 441, headed back towards the city.
We're going to be eastbound on southeast 73rd street from 441.
Let me know if you get 41st.
I'm going to be here with 6.
Be down southeast 30th court road on a dirt road, take southbound.
The criminal decided to deceive the cops and turned into the woods.
And for a while, he even managed to get away.
But the criminals always forget the numerical advantages of the police.
So he had a police car on his back again.
All right, I got it, eastbound.
Eastbound 38th street.
After another maneuver, the chase went straight through the people's yards.
And at the moment when there were no other cars on the road,
the police officer used a pit maneuver.
As you understand, for obvious reasons, I cannot show the arrest.
But as always, I will leave a link to the full version.
Thank you for understanding.
This chase took place on May 30th, 2022.
The police recorded the van speeding, after which the driver refused to stop.
As usual, the chase began.
The criminal tried to outsmart the policeman.
But he failed and chase continued.
After waiting for a safe place to push the vans off the road,
this was immediately taken advantage of and the criminal was arrested.
We're on the way, but you're not going to get to stand up.
So just put your feet in there.
We're going to get you in a moment, OK?
No, I can't do that.
So go ahead and put your feet in there for me, OK?
Welcome in, we're going to get you.
I'm going to tell them the address for you, OK?
Hi, unfortunately, I don't know.
The intro was made probably seven years ago.
The original sources are long lost.
Well, that seems to me to be a rhetorical question.
