100+ MPH 2019 Dash Cam Police Chase in Cleveland, Ohio - Woman Was "Late for Work"

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Channel: WRB

Views: 4,042,332

Rating: 4.5436268 out of 5

Keywords: dash, cam, police, chase, ohio, state, highway, patrol, new, awesome, epic, wreck, 2019, crash, cops, arrest, woman, who, was, late, for, work, chrysler, v8, engine, sound

Id: oO4tkAEmRxA

Length: 7min 43sec (463 seconds)

Published: Fri Mar 29 2019

Reddit Comments

[u/TeenoBeano]

Evading an officer?✔️ Felony reckless driving?✔️ Failure to signal? ❌

[u/mr_nitetime]

Hahah why are they using their turn signals

[u/Midnightepiphany6555]

Well, she's gonna be real late with that assault of a police officer charge...

Also, the way the cop just shoves the SUV into a telephone pole was amazing.

[u/LionelHutzs]

I can't believe the beating that Chrysler Pacifica took before finally stopping.

[u/The_aquacats]

Oh dang, I witnessed this chase in person. I was stopped at a red light (Quincy & 55th st) with someone in front, and behind me when this lunatic sped on by with a fleet of cop cars behind her.

Also the video op posted is cut down significantly. If you go to this link and scroll down you can watch the raw footage which is about 26 mins long.

[u/neon_overload]

From the article in the description:

Although most wouldn't go to these lengths, anyone with a 9-to-5 knows that a traffic ticket could really throw a wrench in the schedule. As a result, fellow workers can empathize with Edwards claims that she was only avoiding arrest because she was already running late for work.

the fuck? No

[u/Hungry-Sumo]

Wow i wish people on the road used their turn signals like this guy.

[u/rillydumguy]

seems to me that could have been over a lot sooner had they boxed the vehicle in properly or disabled the tires somehow

[u/RogueFuzzball]

I live in LA so I see car chases on the news quite a bit here. These guys definitely have a different technique than LA cops. I can’t believe they chased her through residential streets at high speeds- very unsafe for innocent bystanders. Usually here they back off a bit and leave it to the helicopters to track the suspect while the police stay close, and then when the suspect starts to feel comfortable and leaves a populated or residential area, they pick up the chase again and eventually go in for a pit maneuver. I was also surprised they drove directly beside the suspect as they could have been armed and shot at the cops. Also, that they ran right up to the stopped vehicle rather than wait for her to exit on her own with her hands up. Are they not concerned about the suspect having a weapon and shooting them? I have never seen the cops here do these things.. like I said, I see enough of these chases that I’m glued to the tv for a while waiting for that pit maneuver to happen. This was interesting.