On November 2nd, 2025, police in Villa Park, Illinois attempted to stop a speeding Hyundai Palisade. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated, launching officers into a dangerous high-speed pursuit through residential streets. Investigators say the SUV reached speeds of more than 113 mph in a 30 mph zone. The chase came to an end when officers deployed spike strips, forcing the vehicle to stop, but the situation wasn't over. After the spike strips disabled the SUV, the vehicle finally came to a stop, but instead of surrendering, the occupants quickly bailed out. Four people jumped from the Hyundai and scattered in different directions, running through the neighborhood as officers gave chase on foot. I hope you like jail. That's where you're going. You good? You yourself? You yourself? I smell sh- You're obvious again. If anyone still near the car, if they could secure my squad and turn off the siren, I'd be appreciative. 53, still looking for one. Right there. >> [snorts] >> Villa Park, let me see your hands. No, no. >> [snorts] >> Victor 2, he's most likely trying to get home. We need cars uh one block east is where we lost eyes from uh Berman and Elm. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Victor 2, it was a skinny build 5'9" all black. Shut the [ __ ] up. Huh? I don't give a [ __ ] You're going to jail. You punched me in the face, you stupid No, no apologizing. Guess where you go. You're [ __ ] going to jail. You can't punch a cop. That's a felony. How old are you? 18. Yeah, that's right. Perfect. What's your name? What's your name? Tell me. >> [snorts and sighs] >> Isaac. Remember me? All right. Remember me? You wanted to fight me in your living room. >> [snorts] >> Guess you got your chance. Yep. And guess who won? I did. Stand up. Give me your strength. Get up. I don't care about your pants. Stand up. Get your pants. Stand up. He's in here. Yeah, no, this this door right here. I can't just get by him. There he is. Come out right now WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> [snorts] >> You guys are good. Come out with your hands UP. DO IT NOW. YOU WILL get tased. >> [panting] >> Come out WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> [laughter] >> I KNOW WHO IT IS. You dealt with him before. He's in a lot of trouble. It's one outstanding. No idea. This is Elm and Memory. We saw him run here. The main kid, who is Isaac. There's one outstanding. They're somewhere in the area. They're all local kids. Why you so aggressive? Well, you tried to punch me in the face not try, you did punch me in the face and you ran from three different police departments. So, excuse me for not being in the most friendly mood right now. Yeah, you can't run from the police. You go to jail for it. When you're done with me, you get to deal with a couple other towns. Right now, I get priority cuz I caught you. Throw him in the car for now. We'll have to have you come get him. Hold on, he's got the [ __ ] thing right in his god damn Hold on, he'll be okay. I would love to. I would like to put him in my car though, he's in my custody. The medical's coming. While the driver was taken into custody, the investigation didn't end there. Police say the SUV had four occupants, all of whom ran when the vehicle stopped. One of the passengers was later identified and transferred to another police department to be processed on an unrelated larceny warrant while authorities continued investigating the involvement of the remaining individuals connected to the chase. 18-year-old Isaac Davila was transported to the police station and read his Miranda rights. After confirming he understood them, Davila declined to answer questions and requested an attorney. He was charged with aggravated battery to a police officer and several other offenses tied to the high-speed pursuit. During his first court appearance, a DuPage County judge granted the state's motion to detain him ordering that Davila remain in custody while the case moves forward.