Just after noon on October 6th, 2025, BA Township police identified a silver SUV believed to be driven by a man suspected in an ongoing domestic violence case. Officers believed the suspect could be armed. When they attempted to stop the vehicle on Interstate 96 in Ingam County, the driver refused to pull over. >> 36 car. He's taking the shoulder. He's doing a U-turn. We're stopping. Shoulder U-turn. We'll stop clear back around. He's grabbing something out of the passenger seat. He's a single occup. >> As the chase continued, officers reported the driver repeatedly reaching toward the passenger seat area. >> He was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Speeds exceeded 100 mph as the SUV weaved between lanes, at times slowing down abruptly before accelerating again. >> Lane coming up to Fatherville. Westbound and the eastbound lane. Come up to father >> 4012. Get on that ramp and block it off. >> Sun is clear. Westbound east lanes. >> 93. I'm in the left lane. Eastbound eastbound left. >> Going the wrong way. Getting off at Dollarville now in the in the grass area. >> Coming up. 36. >> Confirming. >> Hands up. HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. >> Authorities later confirmed the pursuit stemmed from a domestic violence investigation. The incident underscores the risks posed when suspects escalate encounters onto public roadways, particularly when wrongway driving places uninvolved motorists in immediate danger. It also highlights the coordination required between agencies to bring high-risk pursuits to a controlled conclusion.