On December 9th, 2020, the National Crime Information Center database received an entry from the Newcastle County Police Department that a 2019 Ford Escape had been taken in a carjacking at gunpoint. The Newcastle County Police received a report from a victim who was delivering medication to housebound patients. After one of her deliveries, two or three males approached her. One of the males held a silver revolver to her head and said, "Give me your keys." On December 12th, 2020, the Middletown Township Police Department in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, saw the stolen Ford Escape and tried to stop it. A chase then ensued. The Middletown Township Police could not stop the stolen vehicle. They called off their pursuit and informed the Pennsylvania State Police, PSP, that the vehicle was last seen driving southbound on Interstate 95. At around 3:25 a.m. that same morning, Trooper Andrew Baldwin and Trooper Vincent Scardilli were stationary in a marked police patrol car near mile marker 12 in Pennsylvania on I-95. Trooper Baldwin was the driver of the patrol car and Trooper Scardilli was the passenger. The Escape drove past their location heading southbound on I-95. Trooper Baldwin began to follow the Escape. Near mile marker seven in Pennsylvania, Trooper Baldwin activated his emergency lights and sirens to stop the Escape. The occupants of the Escape, however, disregarded the police signals. A second PSP patrol car joined the pursuit around mile marker three. This second patrol car was driven by Trooper Solis and Trooper Greenwood was the passenger. Copy that. I am staying with him right now. 57. Quick, can you tell me his last name? Just passed 3.7, 91 miles an hour. 3.7 at 91. He is eating his breakfast. Slow right. Slow Slow down. Yep. Now he's eating his breakfast. 3.7. And in 3.2 South Bend. Yep. got 93 at 92. 93 at 92. 80-15 calling the pursuit. We're behind Philly 21. Can you help me? 80-15 copy. 80-15 left lane. 2.3 miles Slow down. Slow down. Copy 2.3 miles. Slow down. There's a car right here. 21 is in front of the vehicle. 21 copy in front of the vehicle. Slow Slow Slow back. They have the pursuit. Okay. Okay. Okay. Slow back. All right. 80-15 right lane. Speed is 78 1.8 Copy 1.8 at 78. 21's trying to block it in. Now passing 1.5 Copy that. Speed is now 90. Again, passing mile marker 1.5 Stay back. Stay back. Stay back. Stay back. Copy. Go up top. Go up top. Go up top. Go up top. Revising DFF Go up top. Go up Go up top. Go up top. Can you help me? Go up top. Can you help me with something? Can you help me? Go up top. Passing 0.2. Trying to block it in. Go up top. Go up top. Using Crowley at 3295 copy. Copy. Sit back. Sit back. Sit back. Sit back. Bypassing state line. Speed is 86. And 3-1. Captain, lock it in. Still over the state line. You got to lock the mic here. The Escape then rammed the driver's side of the patrol car driven by Trooper Baldwin. The occupants of the stolen vehicle, at a high rate of speed, pushed Trooper Baldwin's patrol car toward a guard rail along Route 95. At this time, Trooper Baldwin removed his firearm and fired two shots at the Escape. However, this did not stop the stolen vehicle. Shots fired. Shots fired. Shots fired. They're [ __ ] out. Shots fired. Trooper Scardilli, in the passenger seat of Trooper Baldwin's car, then fired 10 shots at the Escape. The Escape then traveled into the grass median area of I-95 and crashed into a berm. All occupants fled then from the stolen vehicle, including the 17-year-old juvenile. Later, this juvenile was found to have a graze wound. Straight up. STRAIGHT UP. STRAIGHT UP. DON'T MOVE. HANDS STRAIGHT UP. DON'T SPEAK. I SEE I SEE NO. WHO WAS DRIVING? OH, REALLY? NO, KNEES. NO, KNEES. NO, let's go. No, stop. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. GET THE [ __ ] GROUND. GET THE [ __ ] ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. PUT your [ __ ] hands up. 3 to 10. 3 to 15. Put your [ __ ] hands up. 3 to 15, 3 to 20. Get back here, bro. Get up. Get up. I got him. Get him out of the road. 3 to 15. We got 3 to 10. Get up. Get up. [ __ ] You have it? Is it mine? No, no, no. This one's mine. I don't know where yours is. [ __ ] guy. [ __ ] [ __ ] guy. My head. Bro, watch where you stay, police. Good. Yeah, he's in. That's your driver who ran. He's driving? He is. Hello. He ran. How about this guy? Uh he's over there somewhere. There's the There's the guy who bodies. Is there four total? Yep. Okay. Did anybody fire our gun? Yeah, I did. Okay. We both did. I think you did, too, right? Okay. The PSP troopers were able to take four total fleeing juveniles into custody. One of the occupants, a 13-year-old, was found to have a .38 special revolver with one live round and two fired cartridge casings. It did not appear that this weapon was fired during the course of the high-speed police chase. The other occupants in police custody were a 15-year-old and another 13-year-old. The 17-year-old juvenile with a graze wound gave an interview to the Delaware State Police in the presence of his mother. The juvenile denied being the driver. He claimed he did not know who was driving. The juvenile claimed he was the passenger in the back, left side. The 13-year-old gave an interview in the presence of his mother, too. The 13-year-old could not remember how he got the firearm or how it ended up in his waistband, but he also claimed he was the passenger in the back, left side, and did not remember who was driving. What are your thought on this high-speed chase? Where are these kids' parents? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. We'd love to know what you think. Also, please remember to subscribe, like, and share our videos. 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