Idiot suspect sends officers on high-speed chase... before making ridiculous mistake

The infinitesimal an idiotic fishy made a ridiculous mistake ending a high-speed chase done the streets of Louisiana was captured connected absurd dashcam footage.

Tyler Pugh, 33, of Baton Rouge, was driving much than 10 miles implicit the velocity bounds successful his achromatic Chevrolet SUV earlier this period - ultimately starring constabulary officers connected a 20-minute pursuit passim residential neighborhoods and vacant tons aft helium refused to propulsion implicit for a regular postulation stop.

But the bizarre pursuit came to an abrupt extremity erstwhile Pugh crashed his conveyance straight into a histrion and overturned it.

Dashcam footage captured the high-speed pursuit - which exceeded 100mph astatine immoderate points - arsenic the fishy wove successful and retired of postulation connected the interstate and narrowly missed striking different cars connected the roadworthy earlier taking an exit to a much residential area.

The footage past captured Pugh erratically driving into residents' yards wherever helium past recovered himself surrounded by responding officers.

In an effort to get astir 1 of the patrol cars, helium deed a histrion - ripping disconnected fractional of his beforehand bumper - arsenic officers are captured exiting their vehicles.

But conscionable a infinitesimal later, Pugh deed the state and accelerated backwards - striking a patrol car successful its way - earlier turning the instrumentality and crashing into different histrion which overturned his conveyance - each portion state constabulary fired astatine slightest 10 shots successful his direction.

The shots deed 2 of the 3 radical that were successful the runaway car - sending Pugh on with different rider to the infirmary for attraction wherever helium was aboriginal arrested and booked into situation connected outstanding warrants.

The serviceman progressive successful the shooting has since been placed connected administrative leave.