The suspect was driving the wrong way down Torresdale Avenue and drove off during an initial traffic stop.
You can see the back of the vehicle sparking on the highway as police vehicles pursued it about a half-mile from the Saint Davids exit.
After the suspect ditched the vehicles, officers continued the pursuit on foot with flashlights and canines near the Villanova train stop. "We could hear all the helicopters and see all the lights. We could hear the people shouting, trying to hunt down on the train tracks," said Brette Husar of Villanova.
Radnor Township police said they assisted Philadelphia and Pennsylvania State Police with a foot pursuit."There's a theory that he used the railway to get out of the area," said Radnor Township Police Superintendent Christopher Flanagan."It is a possibility, but we never identified him 100%, so we didn't know which way he went to get out of the area."
Although the suspect remains at large, Radnor Township police said there is no threat to public safety.
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