April 2026, North Olympia, Washington. What began as an attempt to arrest a wanted domestic violence suspect quickly escalated into a dangerous high-speed pursuit through Thurston County. According to the Thurston County Sheriff's Office, deputies attempted to stop a 14-time convicted felon wanted on a felony assault second-degree domestic violence warrant. Instead of surrendering, the suspect allegedly fled at speeds exceeding 120 mph triggering a multi-agency response involving the Washington State Patrol, local police departments, and WSP's surveillance aircraft known as Smokey. The chase would end with a desperate attempt to disappear on foot, a failed effort to hide from officers, and an arrest made possible by eyes in the sky. This is the body cam and dash cam footage from that pursuit. >> Going back towards Martin Way. >> I got it. Beautiful. Possible fire. Show my hell with you. Show my hell with you. Going down on the highway. It's all right. It's all right. Traffic speed 80. I'm waiting for you, Mary. I'm waiting. We're going to just Speed 80. You let me hear right now. Power set up now. For you on the East Bay, Mary. >> Southbound Laurel approaching Edgewood >> 70 here. >> Southbound Laurel approaching Edgewood, Laurel onto Baltimore Avenue approaching Garrison. Copy left on map, Garrison approaching Edgewood. Northbound Garrison approaching Edgewood. Northbound left on Edgewood crossing Laurel, going Northbound Laurel, and he's going way down, might be going for a mail too. >> He's about 200 yards coming up behind the vehicle. >> 100 animal 7 >> Here's that yellow car they've been watching you the whole time, so play smart. >> [ __ ] watching you the whole time, man. >> One in custody. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Felony elude. >> I repeat, leave me alone, man. >> Are you kidding me? >> You have felony warrants. >> Dude, our air force been watching you this whole time, man. >> I have felony warrants, right? >> I'm Jeffrey, right? >> After leading deputies and troopers on a pursuit through Olympia, the suspect was ultimately taken into custody and booked into the Thurston County Jail on charges including attempting to elude law enforcement, driving on a suspended license, and the outstanding assault second degree domestic violence warrant. Authorities say the suspect had an extensive criminal history that included multiple convictions for assault, attempting to elude police, vehicle theft, unlawful firearm possession, and escape. The case has also sparked discussion in the community after the court set bail totaling $15,000, meaning the suspect could potentially secure release by posting a fraction of that amount through a bail bond. What are your thoughts on this case? Let us know in the comments below. If you found this coverage informative, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more body cam footage, police pursuits, and true crime investigations.