Police Report: “On Friday Sept 10 2021 Detective Boland and I, Detective Johnson were standing at the corner when we observed a black Honda car approach the stop sign. Detective Boland recognized the driver and we were aware he did not have a valid Florida drivers license. I recognized the passenger who had an outstanding felony warrant. We observed the subjects in the vehicle looking at us just before they turned. Deputy Boland and I got behind the black Honda. Detective Boland activated our vehicle's lights and sirens. They turned left, pulled into the right side of the roadway and came to a complete stop. I exited our vehicle and began approaching them. I observed the passenger reaching into the backseat of the vehicle and I began giving him verbal orders. As I got to the rear passenger side of the vehicle the driver accelerated and began fleeing north. The driver turned right onto Asheville highway giving complete disregard to the stop sign. The driver began traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph. At t=one point the car was paced at 101 mph. The driver continuously passed vehicles in areas marked with double yellow lines and hills in no passing zones. On multiple occasions vehicles were forced to break and exit the roadway as the driver swerved in and pout of lanes. At an intersection the driver continued through a stop sign with complete disregard for any approaching traffic. Brooks county Sheriff’s office (GA) was notified of the pursuit. Near Highway 221 the passenger threw an item from the passenger window. At that time Brooks County entered the pursuit. Brooks County attempted two stop stick deployments, but the attempts were not successful. The driver disregarded another stop sign and turned north at a high rate of speed. Brooks county was able to begin overtaking them, at that point they took over the pursuit. As the Driver entered Quitman City Limits he struck a black sedan in the front passenger quarter panel causing extensive damage to the sedan. (Note: the driver of the sedan was transported to the Hospital). The suspect vehicle's hood was not bent over his windshield as he accelerated and struck another vehicle. Brooks County was able to pin the vehicle in. The driver attempted to exit the drivers side of the vehicle: due to the vehicle being pinned they were unable to flee on foot and were taken into custody. (Note: while detaining them I observed paraphernalia in plain view). Detective Crosby with the Brooks County task force arrived on scene. Detective Boland deployed K9 Pepe who gave a positive alert for the odor of narco tics coming from the vehicle. A search was conducted and the following items were collected. In the driver's floor was a multi-colored bag, which contained a plastic bag with aprox 1.4g of coca in. Located in the center console was a clear plastic bag containing aprox 6g of mj. Also located in the center console was a ten separately packaged bags of synthetic cannabinoids weighing sprox 7g. Detective Tharpe returned to the area where the items was thrown from the vehicle. A plastic bag consistent with the type collected from the vehicle was found. The bag contained multiple empty plastic bags.” Intro: (0:00) Traffic Stop: (0:10) Chase: (14:30) Outcome: (21:49)