Police initially began the chase over a possible seat belt violation and ended it by putting the driver in jail car auto cars
, a PIT maneuver, and the risk of serious physical harm. None of that stopped them from neatly parking their not-get-away car in a painted space before police took them into custody.
This chase went down in the small town of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Known by many locals as a place where crime is rampant, the word that police are actively pulling folks over for seat belt violations could split opinion. Regardless of how citizens view it, such a traffic stop is perfectly legal in the Natural State.
Arkansas State Police trooper Quincy Harris initiated the stop and that’s when the suspect accelerated to 90 mph . It seems as though he might have simply been trying to make it back home though. The chase didn’t last for more than about 90 seconds because after speeding away from Trooper Harris, the driver quickly made his way to an apartment complex.It’s there that Harris conducted a PIT maneuver, called a Tactical Vehicle Intervention by Arkansas State Troopers.
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