This Corvette is about to turn a routine traffic stop into a pursuit through residential streets, disappear from officers, and then reappear at speeds exceeding 80 miles per hour before heavy rain finally brings the chase to an end. The officer identifies the driver as a black male wearing gold-rimmed glasses and continues attempting to control the stop, but within moments everything changes. The driver suddenly accelerates away from the traffic stop. Corvette initially travels only about 50 yards before stopping again, but instead of surrendering, the driver allows the front seat passenger to get out and then takes off once more. The Corvette continues west on West 9th Street at more than 60 miles per hour despite being in a residential area. The road ahead is relatively clear, allowing the Corvette to maintain its speed as the officer follows, but the driver soon turns north onto Vestal. There is lighter traffic here, but the officer briefly loses sight of the Corvette as it moves through the surrounding streets. Then, the Corvette is spotted again, now fleeing north on Crutcher from West 13th Street at a high rate of speed. But once again, the Corvette disappears near West 15th Street, forcing additional officers to spread through the area and search for the vehicle. For the moment, the pursuit has gone completely cold. Officers know the vehicle is somewhere in the area, but they no longer have it in sight. Then another officer, Yurasic, locates the Corvette, giving police a second opportunity to intercept the fleeing driver. The pursuit is re-engaged on West 18th Street, where officers report speeds exceeding 80 mph with no traffic immediately around the fleeing vehicle. And then, the weather makes the situation even more dangerous. A heavy downpour develops near Pike and Pershing, dramatically reducing visibility and making the roadway slick just as the Corvette remains somewhere ahead. At this point, officers make the decision to terminate the pursuit, and the Corvette disappears near Pike and Pershing. And that's how that chase came to an end. If you made it this far, you're clearly into pursuits, just like I am. So, do me a favor, hit that subscribe button and the bell. That way YouTube actually shows you the next chase when it drops. Smash like if you want more like this, and drop a comment below. What would you have done in that situation? Thanks for watching. I'll see you on the next one.