I have one simple question for you. Do you think this high-speed car chase was excessive by the police? You can answer now, but just make sure you watch why they were trying to stop this vehicle. >> All right, guys. He's pulling into the propane place or the the U-Haul place right here at the corner. Kilo's out with him. >> In the car are two suspects who are wanted for various reasons. The police had been searching for the driver for a while and have finally found him, but when they tried to pull him over, he decided to run. All right, guys. We're 10:31 northbound on Pine. >> The driver clearly doesn't care about who may get hurt. And when I tell you why, it will make even more sense. Let me give you a hint on just how important this stop is. The police are using the chopper to make sure this suspect doesn't get away. >> Everyone, you going to call it? >> I got it. Coming across a bridge, crossing the tracks. Lima 1265 has Jacksonville Road blocked so nobody can pull out in front of them but it's going to create some issues of traffic. >> All right, guys. Coming up on 20th Street here. >> Get up there and >> turning eastbound. Turning eastbound 20th Street >> here. Come up and so I don't take my car. >> Police have been very patient, but now there is heavier traffic. It's only a matter of time before these suspects hurt someone. >> All right, guys. You got traffic coming. Be careful. Be careful. All right, road's clear. Road is clear. The go-ahad has been given for a pit maneuver. The woman in the passenger seat is accused of stealing between 45 and 50 vases from the cemetery, but compared to the driver, this is small potatoes. >> Road is clear. I need another unit of stage for [Music] stop. >> All right. [Music] Todd Marchano, a convicted sex offender, was running because he violated his requirements to check in. Was chasing Todd and Tina worth it, or should the police have given up the pursuit?