Only Cams provides body cam footage for transparency and educational purposes only. >> Driver, stay in the vehicle. Stay there. >> On July 17th, 2020, a high-speed chase tears through the city. A driver with pink hair pushes her SUV past red lights and neighborhood streets, nearly losing control again and again. >> Police close in, but no one is ready for how it ends. 48. >> It starts like any other traffic stop. >> A green Kia Sarrento. No plates. Officers ordered the driver to shut it off. >> Driver, shut off the car. >> 53. Dispatch North until we get there. Open the door from the outside. From the outside. >> Turn the car off. >> But she has other plans. >> She's taking off. >> Taking off. Everyone is southbound on Lake. [Music] She's going to be taking off going southbound on lake again. [Music] >> Speeds are about 86 green one occupants. What follows is a white knuckle chase across city streets. She blows red lights, nearly crashes at Lafayette Hill, and barrels through intersections where families could have been walking. >> Speeds are 20 going through westbound south. We're going to be going north. You're down. [Music] Continuing northbound, I believe it's still new. We are parallel with a train track by the urban quality center. Back eastbound, we are going southbound on New Hall from Belleview. Excuse 26. [Music] You found Webster [Music] northbound. I'm right on her. We're going about 25 mph. No traffic. No pedestrian approach. 25 mph. No traffic. No pedestrian approach. Pedestrian approach. Crash. Crash. >> Oh [ __ ] >> At Bartlett in Belleview, it all comes to a violent end. The Sarrento collides and chaos erupts. Officers rush in demanding hands up. >> Driver, stay in the vehicle. >> Show them your hands. Show them your hands. Hold your hands up. >> The suspect is trapped, panicked, and injured. At the same time, one officer cries out in pain. >> 150 just crashed with her. >> She's okay. She's breathing. >> In the aftermath, both suspect and officer sit stunned. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> Right. >> You're okay. You're You're not injured. You're not injured. >> One apologizes again and again, saying I should have stopped. I'm so sorry. >> You're okay. You're You're not injured. >> Another worries about their shoulder and bleeding arm. >> You're okay. Paramedics rush in as colleagues try to reassure them. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> No, it's okay. >> Are you okay physically? >> Just shooken up. >> Yeah, my shoulder hurts a little bit and I'm bleeding out. >> Let me see your blood. >> I'm going to send you to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I'm going to have Emma go with you. >> Okay. All right. >> And then it should be either in the seat or by just on you. >> Yeah. You need uh she's going to go to the hospital. >> One2. Go ahead. Five X column damage. >> No, surprisingly no. >> Wow. >> No plates and no column damage. Dispatch 906. MPD is your station the facilities. >> Yeah. Sometimes just reeks like booze in there too. >> Yeah. >> She's freaking hammered. >> You say >> Don Julio and uh Yeah. Did you say >> on 906 927? >> Yeah. Affirmative. >> She's pretty shaken up. Shaking up. Uh the driver's bleeding. >> Yeah. >> It's like she has face. >> Going to leave her in there until the fire gets here. Yeah, they're going to have to get her out. >> The suspect is transported to jail. Still worried about her belongings. >> Put the phone down. >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. Do you know where my shoes at? >> Sorry. >> My shoes. >> What about your shoes? >> Do you know where they at? >> Uh, are they in the bag? >> These? >> I think so. I'm not too sure. Did someone put them in the bag? I'm sorry. I'm coming into this late, so >> yeah, I didn't see my shoes. I haven't seen my shoes. >> Okay. Um, I'm assuming that they put them in the bag, maybe. >> I don't think so. Do you know which panel my my car is in? >> It was probably Did they take them off? I'm guessing at the hospital, right? >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. >> Oh, okay. My guess is they probably took them off at the hospital and they put it in the bag with all your clothes. So, it's probably >> Would you be able to check the bag and see? >> I'm I'm driving. I I >> No, I'm saying like when you stop. >> Well, we're going to be >> when we get to the gym. Can you check the bag? >> I'll check when we get there. But if not, can you tell me which pound my car is in? >> I still need to know which pound it's in. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's at liter towing. >> Later. >> Leader. Yep. >> Okay. Damn. My sister out my car. >> While officers reflect on how close they came to tragedy. One admits, "If I was 1 second later, that could have been me. I'm so sorry." >> No, you're okay. I would have been fine. She's fine. >> I thought I thought I I should have pulled the rashes. So fine. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> My [ __ ] eyelash got knocked off. >> Yeah, she's good. Just up a little bit. >> No, I'm just myself. >> It's okay. >> She's the one who went through the Don't worry about it. Okay. You want me to take this off? I guess I'll wait for fire. I'm sorry. You're okay. >> There's nothing to be sorry about. You're doing a [ __ ] fire. >> No, you're not. You're doing your job. >> Trying to stop someone who was not following the law. Okay. >> Change your hand at all. >> Huh? >> Any change? >> My shoulder hurts really bad. >> Swearing off a little bit. It's probably going to hurt even more. But >> you're good. You're good. >> My seat belt. is a very good thing. Cuz I'm done. >> Hey, you go. >> I don't know. I mean, my shoulder hurts a little bit, but nothing major. >> Ambulance want to get checked out? >> Um, no. >> Sure. >> I mean, you probably should just >> even if one of your sergeants wants to take in, it's workrelated, I would definitely go check out. >> Okay. At least that way there's documentation if something happens tomorrow or you you know when the adrenaline drops and all of a sudden things can start to hurt. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> And your airbag went off so something with your head maybe could potentially. >> Yeah. >> This happens a lot. It happens a lot. It's just white this day doesn't get as many as we Okay. So this happens a hell of a lot more than you think it does. Right. What happens is you get an unfamiliar area. So like I'm from district one and now I go to like district 7 or something. One of the [ __ ] up neighborhoods where the streets are all jacked up and you don't know exactly where you're going and you're trying. >> So you are meaning well right? >> You're not doing anything inferious. >> It comes back at expired three of 24 on a 2012 Kia Sarrento dark green nos. It's registered to state insurance. >> That's in your ass. Okay. [Music] >> Oh, there we go. >> Yeah. Uh, bones have to follow her back. Where are you? >> My understanding is your shoulder pain. >> Yes. Just a couple of cuts on her right. >> Couple of small cuts on your side. >> I'm following her right. >> You follow the ambulance. >> They said crater. >> Okay. [Applause] Uh, do one of you guys mind moving the tape so I can get out? >> Thank you. >> 03 Infinity G35 green in color registered to a Nikos out of Milwaukee. From a simple traffic stop to a city-wide chase in a violent crash, this pursuit left officers injured, a suspect in custody, and an entire department shaken. >> It's a reminder that in police work, danger can erupt in seconds. >> This happens a lot. It happens a lot. >> If you like content like this, please like and subscribe.