Bodycam footage shows Sterling Heights Police officers responding after a Flock camera alerted on a wanted vehicle traveling near Van Dyke Avenue and 15 Mile Road. After officers located the vehicle, the driver refused to stop, leading police on a pursuit before eventually coming to an abrupt stop and fleeing on foot. LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE BODYCAM FOOTAGE Your support helps this channel grow and allows Metro Detroit Policecam to continue obtaining and sharing public police bodycam footage. Incident: On July 20, 2026, Sterling Heights Police officers received a Flock camera alert for a wanted vehicle and positioned themselves in the area of Van Dyke Avenue and 15 Mile Road in an attempt to locate it. An officer spotted the vehicle and attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver refused to stop, leading officers on a pursuit. The pursuit eventually came to an end when the suspect vehicle abruptly stopped. The primary officer's patrol vehicle made minor contact with the rear of the suspect vehicle during the stop. The driver then fled from the vehicle on foot while the passenger remained behind and complied with officers. Police quickly apprehended the driver, while the passenger was later released. During a search of the vehicle, officers discovered a large amount of miscellaneous property along with a small container containing a white powdery substance. An evidence technician tested the substance on scene, where it tested positive for methamphetamine. The reason the vehicle was originally entered into the Flock camera system as wanted is unclear due to redactions contained within the released police footage. Records show that the driver had also fled from Roseville Police two days earlier. The driver, identified as Thomas Moody, was charged in connection with the Sterling Heights incident with felony fleeing and eluding, felony possession of methamphetamine, felony resisting and obstructing police, and operating without a license. He was also held on charges stemming from the earlier Roseville incident, including fleeing and eluding, operating without a license, and unlawful use of a license plate. Moody received a combined bond of $17,500 at 10% for the two cases, meaning $1,750 would be required to post the cash portion of the bond. At the time this video was produced, Moody had not posted bond and remained in custody at the Macomb County Jail. His next scheduled court appearance is September 21, 2026. Disclaimer: This content contains real police interactions and may be disturbing to some viewers. This footage is presented for educational, informational, and documentary purposes. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Persons shown may be experiencing stress, intoxication, or a mental health crisis. Viewers are encouraged to treat all persons with dignity and respect. Content: This video contains lawfully obtained public body-worn camera and police footage. Portions may be edited for clarity, length, or educational context and may include added narration, graphics, maps, or on-screen information. Usage Policy: Footage and edits produced by Metro Detroit Policecam may not be reused, redistributed, or republished without permission. For Licensing / Media / Business Inquiries or to submit a tip: Mdpfiles444@gmail.com #bodycam #policebodycam #flockcamera #policepursuit #policechase #sterlingheights #michigan #metrodetroit #bodycamfootage #police #lawenforcement #policevideo #arrest #bodycamvideo

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