The woman in this truck is suspected to be intoxicated, which makes what happens during this chase even more mind-boggling. See if you can spot what the difference is between this high-speed chase and every other one. Trying to escape the police while at the same time telling them your next move by using turn signals is pretty mind-boggling, but we've all seen that before. There is one thing that happens, or rather doesn't happen in this chase. What do you think that is? Out of nowhere, the suspect slams on her brakes. Why in the world would she do that? The answer is pretty simple, actually. She tried. She hit us here at B31. Man, imagine being in that gold car. What would your reaction be? I'm sure the officers are thinking this chase is over, but this suspect has other ideas. Have you figured out what's different yet? No. I'll tell you shortly. So far, the chase has been in the rural country. And while that's dangerous, it's about to get a whole lot more dangerous. The other civilians are now actively moving out of the way. Everyone knows what lies ahead, and the urgency level has now peaked. As they enter the town, the officers are prepared with a carefully laid trap. Spike, spike, spike, spike, spike. Get out of the mother. The suspect is pulled from the truck and she's stumbling around. You're not going to believe what she asks these officers. Listen here. You're under arrest. You understand that, right? You understand that? Yes or no? You're under arrest. I don't understand. Tell you to stop for blue lights. Okay. This here's your Miranda warning. I'm sorry. What? How much you had a drink today? You're drunk. I'm not. You are extremely spread your feet apart. With all this chaos, can you believe that the only damage to any vehicle was from the spike strips? I've never seen anything like it. The officers did find two open containers in the truck. Don't forget to subscribe. Hold on a second. Let me