Those engines sure are strong. We're trying for 300 in my wife's E36 M3

 

He should have never tried to steer back into the road that fast when half the car is on gravel. These cops need some track training. Better yet, maybe invest in a PS2 and GT3 cuz I'm sure that's where that punk got his skills

 

The punk must have far sighted vision for him to easily outmanuever them at 3 digit speeds

 

All the squealing noises were added post production.

 

whenever there's a chase in a neighborhood. Plus, the friggin helicopter pilot's voice is the same for every single aerial chase scene. What's the story there?

 

stock form.

 

Cops made the whole damn thing up.. AND THE COP LIED ABOUT CATCHING THE KID! Just shows what freaking liars cops are. And he did it with a straight face! They lied about the speed (150) too! Wonder if I can use this in my court case showing that cops tend to exaggerate speed!

Copyright 1998 The Topeka Capital-Journal
TOPEKA CAPITAL JOURNAL


February 12, 1998, Thursday

LENGTH: 310 words

HEADLINE: Chicago teen caught after high-speed chase

BYLINE: TIM HRENCHIR

SOURCE: The Capital-Journal

BODY: A Chicago teenager in a stolen BMW led Shawnee County sheriff's deputies on a chase of more than 25 miles at speeds of up to 125 mph Wednesday morning before fleeing on foot and being caught near Paxico in Wabaunsee County, authorities said.

Albert Ciesla, 15, was arrested and detained in the Shawnee County Youth Center in connection with numerous criminal counts including felony auto theft, said Shawnee County Sheriff Dave Meneley.

Meneley gave this account of the chaseeputy Wally Long of the sheriff's department's Criminal Interdiction Unit, driving a marked sheriff's car, tried to stop a black BMW for a traffic violation about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday on Interstate 70 in the downtown Topeka area. The driver instead sped up to about 125 mph and went west on I-70 into Wabaunsee County, weaving through traffic and often entering the highway shoulder to pass vehicles. The Kansas Highway Patrol and Wabaunsee County Sheriff's deputies joined the chase.

Just west of Paxico, the driver made a U-turn in the grass median, started back east on I-70, left the highway at a county road exit, then quickly got back on I-70 going east in a westbound lane.

The driver allegedly swerved toward Long, who was westbound in the lane, forcing him to enter the median to avoid a collision. The patrol car sustained minor damage.

The fleeing car soon afterward left I-70, went south on a dead-end county road, entered a field and struck a fence before stopping. The driver fled on foot.

A Topeka police helicopter was brought to the area to help search for the driver. Ciesla was found in a brushy ravine about a quarter mile from the car, which officers learned had been reported stolen in Chicago.

Law officers initially thought another person might have been in the car and escaped, but then concluded Ciesla had been the BMW's sole occupant.

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all that is, is footage of when he slowed down ealier in the movie in "slow-motion".....of course, it cuts off right before the BMW cuts across the grass and outruns the POS Caprice again.

 

Why did he pull next to him anyway? The cop car turned right before he went off the road to the left. Looks like the cop needs some driving lessons.