7 West Yorkshire police cars chase Porsche Cayenne

7 West Yorkshire poice cars in high-speed chase of Porsche Cayenne driven by disqualified Leeds man, Robert Williams. During the chase, Williiams, rams 2 police cars.
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[@elbowtoe84]

14 months behind bar is unreal needs to be three time more

[@SevenEllen]

Fourteen months?! For driving like that? Threatening to kill police officers with his car?? That's unbelievable.

[@Swinju]

Technically, it's over 10 years. As a foreign offender, once you get sentenced to more than 12 months,that's automatic deportation.Thus you automatically banned from the UK for re-entry for 10 years. The Judge is smart,to him, the earlier he gets deported, the less cost to tax payers. Why sentence him to 5 years and keep him behind bar in UK for years at UK expense?

[@jamesm875]

@@SevenEllen It is shocking considering Pedos who kiddy fiddle get less. And if you are a bent copper you get a pat on the back.

[@spg993]

he is banned from driving for 5years that's a very long time. Longest I've seen so far anyways.

[@crunch8484]

@@Swinju That makes sense I guess. No reason to let them back in 10 years though. They should be permanently banned from re-entry.

[@cornbeef]

You'd think with driving like this being recorded on in-car cameras, helicopter footage and TV cameras that the courts would see a disqualification for life. People like him should not have the right to drive a vehicle again!

[@richardwilkinson77]

The thing is though, how are you going to enforce a life ban, or any ban for that matter? It's not realistic. Lunatics like this guy will just carry on driving even though they've been disqualified, as he's shown.

[@djabbt4171]

He already didn't gave the right to drive,mhecwas disqualified. Only a lengthy custodial sentence, and as someone else suggested, confiscation of his assets to cover costs involved

[@thefiestaguy8831]

Courts almost NEVER disqualify for life, it is so incredibly rare.

[@cornbeef]

@@thefiestaguy8831 I know, it baffles me as to why. Driving is a privilege and these people have absolutely no right to be driving imo

[@Yo-ItsYo]

Disqualification for life just means he will drive illegally for life lol. What's the point.

[@DAZZER435]

One of the best police chases I have seen, it's like something out of need for speed most wanted!

[@brimkathstampex2306]

Why was the driver's face blurred out??

[@qasimmir7117]

@@brimkathstampex2306 He could’ve been born like that.

[@blayza3937]

i started playing nfs mw pursuit music over it 😂

[@PW-zs2yx]

he was an immigrant and they don't like to make them look bad because they let so many in.

[@AceTac]

It was shit, we pay too much for our cars and can’t afford to put because of damages

[@stuarthardy8202]

Not only should have a spell in the jail but much more importantly he should made to paid the full cost to the tax payers including damages all of them even if that means the Government take ownership of all his property including houses. My lesson is crimes shouldn't paid. Take away the motivation should mean we all suffer less crimes in the future.

[@DC-ef5qk]

Exactly - no one normally mentions this. I'm usually screaming this at the screen.

[@marksapollo]

He's an immigrant and should have been deported and banned from w teeing the country, but this is the weak ass pathetic liberalist UK. Shocked he was sent to Prison at all.

[@joebloggs4925]

@@DC-ef5qk keep screaming LOL

[@super_happy_alien509]

@@DC-ef5qk Thats Coz it Did not work in the past or anywhere in the world.. Hasher punishments for Crimes just breed Harder crooks. its a catch 22

[@michaeltb1358]

When are the courts going to sentence properly?

[@takers786]

this country is a joke when it comes to sentencing. only drug dealers are sentenced harshly whereas an nonces and murderers have it easy.

[@andrewjones-productions]

As soon as the UK gets a government that is willing to invest properly into the police and justice system. That means more police out on the streets, the creation of new prisons and the general public accepting that a new prison may be built in their area and not make a song and dance about having a prison built near to where they live. Without more prisons, the judges will forever have their hands tied by the government on dishing out only token sentences so as to avoid prison overcrowding. In the meantime, expect crime to continue to rise.

[@marksapollo]

When we have prisons to put criminals in or they deport immigrants like this man. But sadly that will NEVER happen as the UK is just far too woke and leftist liberalist now.

[@TheMijman]

Anything above 12 months is immediate deportation. For 10 years. Plus 2 more months for sorting out shit, and getting him out of the country. Or would you rather he stays a drain on the state for 5 years?

[@zachghanie8894]

I agree

[@laudnunoo1915]

14 months? 14 months??? See, this is why I prefer the US justice system sometimes. 2 counts of aggravated assault, aggravated assault with the use of a deadly weapon, 3 or 4 counts of felony assault on a peace officer…and it possibly more charges. You can’t have people like this out there

[@arthurpewtey]

I too think we (i.e. Europe, not just the UK) are too lenient with these morons. That said, the US has a greater percentage of its population behind bars than anyone in the world apart from China, yet I still wouldn't want to live there. More jail time and bigger jails doesn't seem to solve their problems. Our solution (too lenient) clearly isn't working, but nor is theirs. I sometimes wonder, sadly, if there actually is a solution?

[@1881Gordon]

I agree with you both.. He's pathetic and his sentence is even more pathetic!

[@saintdavid4166]

The fact that once he was detained and one of the officers asked if we had any car that works shows how much damage he caused 😂

[@leesaunders8407]

14 months. That is an utter utter joke of a sentence.

[@allwrighty100]

He pretty much got away with it then. 14 months of which he'll only do part of and a ban which he'll just ignore and carry on driving. Must be frustrating for the police.

[@SuperGripper]

Yeah it's one of the things that put me off being a copper when I looked into it properly. A lot of them have said that it can be frustrating going to lengths as extreme as this chase only for the criminal to be out again within weeks.

[@FrankBrown-c5l]

14 months ???. Was the Judge under the influence ??? And a 5 year ban ?. How many people believe he'll stay of the road for 5 weeks, let alone 5 years.

[@no1bodace]

Why wasn't he charged with something more serious and put behind bars for years..British justice is pathetic he could so easily have killed someone. 😠

[@MKRM27]

If he had killed someone, he’d have been charged and sentenced accordingly. But, he didn’t. So, he wasn’t.

[@spudhead1161]

He didn't kill anyone. Serious like?

[@Johnketes54]

@@MKRM27 And that make i perfectly OK until it's one of you family members, Won't be so flippant? Other people lives to throw except not your family member anyone else doesn't matter

[@mack8488]

@@Johnketes54 blahhh

[@okislife80]

Must be White skinned so they charged him for mental distress. If Black skinned then for aggression and violent and if brown skinned then for terrorism. Racist Police are to serve white community. What could we expect from community which was built from colonial wealth and denies atrocities?

[@edwardvalivonis23]

Police: do you know why i stopped you? Porsche driver: because i stopped

[@johncalvin9703]

The UK justice system is absolutely pathetic, judges (past their sell by date) too bloody soft on criminals; disqualified, starting after current disqualification- bleedin laughable…

[@MKRM27]

You do realise judges don’t set the punishment levels available to them?

[@Johnketes54]

Old fogeys with 1970 values,

[@andrewjones-productions]

@@Johnketes54 Those 'old fogeys' would be dishing out harsher sentences if they were able to apply 1970s sentencing. It is the Home Office guidelines and the government that is the problem and not so much the judges.

[@byteme9718]

Why blame judges? Blame instead the sentencing guidelines and the system that allows these scumbags the freedom to do this.

[@hogwild5844]

As usual. Commits multiple offences some extremely dangerous aaaand a judge gives him a slap on the wrist. 14 months which means he would be out in about 6 months on license which he will ignore. I could be wrong but it sounded like he also had a foreign accent. In reality our laws need changing so that if someone is here who is not a UK passport holder commits a criminal offence of this type they be deported after their sentence and banned from the UK for lets say a minimum 20 years to life.

[@MoqUL]

In reality people like you should be banned from typing for inability to write an error-less sentence in your supposedly mother tongue (not just for your racist assumptions). We should probably ban you from our country too for 20 years to life, trouble is no other country would be bothered to adopt you.

[@Johnketes54]

Yes but the lefties would really worry because he might be a ethnic minority and get shot! Like our travellers, So perhaps remember the predicament he is in and not abuse his saviour's hospitality

[@SevenEllen]

I don't give a damn where he's from. He'll be a threat to life wherever he is in the world if he's allowed to drive. I wouldn't be ok hearing he'd killed anyone in the world regardless of which country.

[@andrewjones-productions]

The name of the offender is Robert Williams and is from Leeds (see description). I went back to listen to the conversation in the cell and it seems that he spoke with a hint of a northern accent but seemed to be so intoxicated with something that his speech was very slurred. I fail to see why he wasn't charged with driving under the influence of an illegal substance.

[@marksapollo]

Totally agree!!!

[@RoyChadwick51]

Should have tot 10 years in jail and banned for life ABSOLUTELY PATHETIC

[@elbowtoe84]

Agree 100%

[@statementleaver8095]

I've got more respect for the Criminal than the Police. Death comes to us all Money is Printed Rule #1 Thou shalt not Kill.......But a Payed Soldier is a Murderer!! Humans only have Time👍

[@rscosworthfan]

correct

[@MKRM27]

Ten years in jail. I don’t think so. I would encourage pursuit of a financial recovery - take his house or whatever it takes.

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

@@rscosworthfan Of course it's not correct. If you hand out ten years for things like this, the criminal think he may as well make the crime fit the punishment.

[@MhWow66]

That should be minimum of 5 years inside and forced to pay the repair bills for all the cars.

[@rwest1818]

There needs to be a standard patrol car that is sufficiently armoured against collision instead of expensive plastic bmw etc . More protection for the officers and able to combat larger vehicles

[@nathanhockley7025]

I suppose its a question of cost analysis. Larger cars would be heavier and more expensive per unit - and require much larger engines therefore to reach the same speeds. Which would affect fuel efficiency and so cost would go up and time available for patrols would be reduced as they would have to refuel more regularly. Also I would assume replacing more standard parts of normal cars is cheaper than replacing custom more heavy duty ones. Also, I would presume - although I do not know this as fact - that panels would still need to be replaced on a heavier-duty car after collision for safety standards. So I suppose the only true benefit would be protecting officers in the event of contact, however, I would guess if safety was a serious concern they would have implemented safety features into the cars already - above standard ones.

[@type17]

The problem with making Police cars tougher with armour, ram-bars, etc, is that they become more dangerous to other vehicles/people, so if a Police car hits another vehicle, the damage/injuries to potentially innocent bystanders could be much worse. It's also possible that the changes would be such that the Police car manufacturer's type-approval for safety for that vehicle model could be voided.

[@thefiestaguy8831]

There's a few reasons this isn't done. I'm serving in a different force and NONE of our general patrol cars, or even traffic cars have bullbars or armour. Some of our fleet are even just plain cars, no lights, no siren, nothing, just a plain car. 1) Cost - just fitting a car with decals, lightbars, siren, control unit, radio, MDT/IVMA etc costs thousands, easily £6,000--£7,000, it takes a team of technicians days if not longer to fully kit them out from start to finish. In terms of just the labour cost alone you're probably looking at several grand. 2) It looks too oppressive - public perception is everything. 3) More dangerous to other road users, such as pedestrians, cyclists, motorbikes, and even other car drivers in any collision. 4) It will of course weigh more and be less efficient, thus costing more to operate, whilst it might only be a few pounds a week, if you factor how many police vehicles there are in the UK and the fact that police vehicles are LITERALLY used 24/7 365 days a year, it will very quickly add up to be a lot of money over a financial year.

[@jorgemota6776]

But tax payers pay for that bmw. They don't care, and they don't pay for them

[@GaijinGamerGirl]

But then who would buy BMW's other than the average gobby males with no bollocks?

[@bluebottle1617]

I'm glad that RPU officer admitted just how dangerous ramming other vehicles can be. However, this does not stop some officers ramming vehicles, in some cases, causing them to overturn. Stopping a vehicle where the driver is suspect of DUI due to alcohol or drugs is totally justified as drivers who are DUI are a dangerous to themselves and others.

[@james8833]

How do police know which reckless drivers are under the influence when theyre chasing them?? They don't find that out until they bring the pursuit to am end.

[@Johnketes54]

Who cares about themselves they don't

[@bluebottle1617]

@@james8833 They only require a moving traffic offence to be committed in order to pull a driver for DUI.

[@thefiestaguy8831]

@@bluebottle1617 Incorrect. I'm serving in a different force. They can stop you without any reason. They can check for alcohol under the following conditions: Suspicion of alcohol (Smell alcohol on a stop for instance). Moving traffic offence (Such as swerving left/right, harsh braking for no apparent reason or going very slowly). RTC/RTA. They don't have to commit a moving traffic offence to be stopped and checked for alcohol levels, if you're swerving left and right you can still be stopped and breathalysed.

[@bluebottle1617]

@@thefiestaguy8831 Do you have the change in the Road Traffic Act 1988 which brought in arbitrary stops or the case law which brought it about? The conditions who mention were in when I was in the job in the 70s/80s.

[@scottsheldon3279]

That crime should be resulting in 10 years in prison

[@PieMan001]

I know the American Police use it, but why don’t our Police use the PIT manoeuvre?

[@stony303]

They do

[@PieMan001]

@@stony303 They should’ve used it in this chase ages ago then! They had plenty of opportunities!

[@trentr9762]

For the UK it's seen as a last resort option, only to be used when they present too much of a danger. PIT maneuvers can easily prove fatal for officers, the suspect and the public as the car can easily flip or go somewhere the officer wasn't intending. Instead they prefer to use the T-PAC as it often proves safer for all involved. Is also worth mention police cars in the UK are not fitted with bull bars and can be disabled by doing a pit

[@markholroyde9412]

@@PieMan001 LOL they take hours and hours in the US, ...they have the reactions of Sloths🤣

[@arealscotsman]

They can't use the pit manoeuvre because Maggie Thatcher shut them down.

[@cp4512]

The penalty for this is pathetic. Courts need to punish drivers like this far harder and with much bigger fines.

[@AlamBarzakh99]

Wow. This is my local.

[@jackjames567]

14 years it should have been

[@goldilocks913]

They didn’t even take a blood sample! Mad!

[@4581-z8w]

Imagine this guy was driving a Cayenne turbo😂

[@jamieshannon9809]

What a joke of a sentence!!! A waste of public money.

[@gordonbennet1094]

Only in the UK do we allow crims to pit Police cars. In the US it's the other way round. What a bunch of wimps we're becoming ...

[@grenzhochspannungshindernis]

it's those two parrots' fault, they are good for posing and stories telling only

[@Perseus7567]

The US Do it sure, but a lot more people die in the US from police chases than in the UK proportionally. Wonder why. But hey, you're a big fan of it, so let's get the police to PIT someone at 80-100 MPH in to the back of your car 👍

[@philgordon6671]

The jail time is a joke. ... When done kick him out of the country

[@edwardvalivonis23]

Back to Rwanda

[@hassyg4083]

@@edwardvalivonis23 Rwanda has less crime than UK. wonder how that happened

[@howardplant8411]

Total respect for our Police Officers.

[@paradisebreeze1705]

They are rubbish

[@AronAron-gv4re]

Most off them drink tea 😂

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

​@@AronAron-gv4reWhat's wrong with tea? 😂

[@tonboy8518]

5:55 I was waiting for passenger copper to say "I think I've shat me pants"

[@a3b6609]

30 mins for six police cars to stop one car. Embarrassing.

[@pramaganus]

Surely taking a blood sample or assuming the worst intoxication would be the next logical step. Not in uk apparently lol

[@cheshire_yeoman2349]

Deport!

[@andrewjones-productions]

The offender's name is Robert Williams and comes from Leeds. Where exactly do you intend to deport him to?

[@cheshire_yeoman2349]

@@andrewjones-productions Wales.

[@cantcheatkarma3493]

​@@andrewjones-productions. You lying bellend!

[@LukeHD53]

Harry was like - this was supposed to be my night off 😅

[@surinfarmwest6645]

PIT the man! Arkansas Troopers would have had him doing the disco spin with a single unit.

[@trentr9762]

The pit is only used in extreme circumstances due to the dangers it can cause, instead the UK force is trained to used the safer T-PAC

[@crazycouter]

@@trentr9762 Yeh but this guy WAS dangerous or did you not watch the video ??

[@Lancashire999]

@@crazycouter Bruh. The blue flashing lights warn people to move out of the way, and, also, how many people and cars were on the road at the time of the chase?

[@mmcbey1401]

There is a huge difference between USA & Britain. Relatively open spaces versus much more congested areas. 90% of the time it would be too dangerous (to others) in UK.

[@robertwillis4061]

Also difficult to do to a vehicle like it. Four wheel drive, 300+ bhp & 2 tonnes in weight. The Police cars weigh less and even if Four Wheel Drive they don't have the shove to complete that manoeuvre

[@davidgarfoot3436]

another joke of a sentence by the courts

[@leefoster8015]

80mph and thought he'd get away? average more than that on my morning commute.

[@leefoster8015]

@M-ARKY Obviously own an utter shitbox if you don't find that believeable.

[@evansjessicae]

Do British police not use PIT maneuvers? It seems quite risky to get 4+ police cars to box him in without disabling his vehicle in the process.

[@MrRonan3]

Another corrupt judge,

[@schuey089]

Sentences are far too lenient!

[@watto7728]

here's an idea, we have all seen clips of helecopter gun ships taking out moving enemy targets. chase them onto open roads, lock on and turn to dust. No courts, silly sentences or repeat offenders. Maybe some new tarmac but much cheaper in the long run.

[@Johnketes54]

But old fogey judges would be up in arm fair trail and all that bollocks OK, Fair sentencing and not by some old fool

[@watto7728]

@@Johnketes54 id say they had their fair trial the moment they failed to stop. The only "stinger" used should be the propelled type..

[@avec4amadman1]

Before he pulled the move on the police BMW, I kept thinking why don’t they just tap its rear bumper from the side and spin hum out they had at least two opportunities to…

[@CommanderStarblaster]

"He's going right, right, right..." That must be left then?! If you turn right, then right and right once more, you've just turned left.

[@Perseus7567]

How unfunny. You obviously know it's repeating it to make it clear over the radio.

[@CommanderStarblaster]

@@Perseus7567 Duh-uh.

[@SevenEllen]

HOLY sh*t! I've never seen a shamelessly dangerous driver, even on shows like this.

[@82vitt]

Should be banned from driving for life. Not that it will prevent him from driving, but still...

[@reynoldsieog9896]

@@82vittagreed. It’s a shambles, I guess a ban for life would just mean more jail time and longer jail time for each repeating offence.

[@ianthomas739]

As a member of the public, this guy would have no hesitation of causing my death if I got in his way - effectively attempted murder. FTS, should be min. 10 yrs.

[@hydorah]

Imagine how much public money this goon wasted. A few years in nick I reckon, not 14 months! These pursuits should be examined in court as part of sentencing

[@Slaeowulf]

> These pursuits should be examined in court as part of sentencing They are.

[@interfaultability]

suddenly no shortage of police to chase....house broken into, mugged in the street, van broken into....no units available,...

[@thwalesproductions]

They are all traffic police units, they aint response officers for broken in houses, they only deal with mainly traffic issues as thats what they are trained for.

[@interfaultability]

@@thwalesproductions yes exactly the point

[@interfaultability]

@@thwalesproductions yes exactly ,

[@interfaultability]

i see you don't understand the point....

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

​@@thwalesproductionsThey probably do attend other calls?

[@goose6526]

14 months for that? He should have been put away for 5 years.

[@goose6526]

Don’t British police know what a pit manoeuvre is? 6 police cars to stop one. Crazy!

[@barneybarret6088]

Why don't we have a simple policy. Run from the police, 5 years in prison, no argument no mitigation. Most of these chases are over crimes that in some case don't even warrant a custodial sentence. So the criminals risk the lives of innocent bystanders for very little. If they all knew if you take off its 5 years instant lockup. Perhaps they would stop more often and accept fines and a few months they end up getting anyway.

[@frida12349]

Usual ridiculously lenient sentence. Great police work...poor judicial work.

[@johnUB4478]

As part of his punishment, he should be made to see his car being crushed.

[@harryjay4555]

It's not his, it's his girlfriends car 😂

[@johnUB4478]

@@harryjay4555 shame. I bet she's not happy with the damage

[@f.b250]

Fantastic skills by the porsche driver 👏

[@blueocean1816]

only 14 months of jail?

[@tonysanderson7741]

Only 14 months, did he bribe the judge?

[@mrottopup]

The Cayenne is the biggest abomination Porsche ever put out, any other Porsche would have been able to slam on the throttle and disappear but the Cayenne hangs around with the power of a Ford Focus

[@paulburns2287]

That Porsche is like 4.5-4.8 it’s a quick car

[@ashholiday123]

​@@paulburns2287Ah yes, 0-60 is the only metric that matters when it comes to speed. Not gear ratios, Torque, Top Speed, Drag coefficients at higher speeds, Tyre grip efficiency ratios, Rear wheel horsepower... Nope, just 0-60 🙄

[@69AzTeCWaRRiOR]

Sounded like he was from another country and to be honest I would say any foreign national who gets 90 days or more prison sentence should be deported back to their origin when time served.

[@Philljag]

They wasted all those resources on a guy with no insurance 😂😂

[@SevenEllen]

Wasted? It's their job to prevent people like him killing people.

[@matthewshave7491]

Should be 14 YEARS... with a weekly tasering. And 500 lashings.

[@staggabob]

This driver is not Robert Williams (as described)- unless he's been involved in more than one chase like this? Robert Williams was driving a VW Golf and is from Leeds- the driver in this video doesn't sound local to me...

[@Spica1000]

Sometimes I think the police just enjoy the thrill of it all! All that was completely unnecessary The Porsche just needed to be followed by the police helicopter to its final destination It probably wouldn’t even have known it was being pursued! Avoiding all that danger to the general public on the motorway, and indeed damage to the rather expensive car! Wonder about these police at times!

[@PocketRocket_]

The suspect can then easily flee, with nobody on the ground following he could go anywhere out of view of the helicopter and get away. Also the car wasn't even his so it would be pretty much impossible to prove who was driving it. Not to mention there's no telling when or where they might stop, and the physical evidence that he was throwing out the window would be hard to spot.

[@billybutlin7857]

​@Paul Nixon rubbish, don't tell me the police don't get a tremendous kick out of a high speed chase like this , it's unnecessary in today's total surveillance society.

[@devorah935]

Utter waste of money . Eventually the Porsche would have run out of ⛽

[@billybutlin7857]

@@devorah935 guess who pays for the written off police cars? US!

[@xDRAGONSHAGGERx]

I think they do it to make them break more laws, that way they look like they did a good job stopping such a dangerous person 😆

[@Mathewmartialart]

give it a rest, the driver didnt take out to cars. those cars were perfectly fine to keep driving ffs

[@Combatting]

So you saw the hidden damage underneath right?

[@Mathewmartialart]

@@Combatting they got hit from the side, the damage wouldnt be under on the belly. the damage was a pushed in rear wheel arch which wouldnt have stopped them .

[@andrewjones-productions]

@@Mathewmartialart You clearly weren't listening to the police in the vehicle reporting that their airbags had deployed. You are assuming far too much and it is unfair to expect police officers to engage in a high speed pursuit with a damaged vehicle without that damage being properly assessed. When Josh asked you whether you had seen the damage underneath, he didn't necessarily mean under the car, but underneath the bodywork.

[@Mathewmartialart]

@@andrewjones-productions stop talking rubbish, the rear arch damage hasnt had their airbags deployed at all. try again mate.

[@francisau8003]

In America the police gives the baddies pit manoeuvres, in the UK the baddies gives the police pit manoeuvres. How interesting

[@pmarmify]

the criminal should be in jail for 20 years & a WHOLE LIFE DRIVING BAN

[@TonyEnglandUK]

When will you people learn why that's a terrible idea and why our court systems (correctly) don't give such sentences? Think, man.

[@kenthebean6619]

Ridiculous sentence !

[@911Locksmiths]

Poor containment by “trained drivers” That Porsche should have been disabled sooner. It could have been spun out on those off ramps as it slowed.

[@andrewbaker7854]

7 cars to chase a naughty driver but thousands of burglaries IGNORED !!!!!!!!!!

[@nathanhunter8206]

They could have called contact as the driver swerved for the exit easily. Plenty of time and slow enough speed to not be deadly whilst also protecting the traffic on the smaller tighter roads…

[@MrVaypour]

The law having to impose 'stacked disqualifications' confirms the feebleness in the judicial system.

[@marcothorsen950]

There is only one thing missing of that Porsh-Hur Cay -- A Gun turret 😂😂

[@christopher9979]

The suspect PIT'ed the police car 😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidtillson729]

Ridiculous sentence. 5 years min and no way should he allowed to get behind the wheel of a car for an absolute minimum of 10 years

[@Wally-H]

How did he get away with failing to provide a drugs wipe? Not good publicity for the police, they'll all be refusing to do it now.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Porshe man ran out of brain with that last ram

[@daimh23]

Wouldn’t it cost less just to push the car off the road, than having the helicopter following for ages?

[@Kumyman]

Cause then he might die and we’ll have teenage girls making tiktoks about police brutality

[@asifa178]

He's scraped my door... Pull over and get a brand new 5 series to try and stop him. He's scratched my bumper, I'll pull over too and get a brand new X5 to take it's turn to get written off!

[@Leo-gt1bx]

This is where the PIT maneuver would have been helpful.

[@Jaderose859]

Driver knew what he was doing though I’m glad he was caught

[@mipamat5804]

Amputation of the right foot with a 50kg ball and chain on the other foot might slow him down in future.

[@albertbrowne8997]

Over 20 years ago. Traffic would stop by and see us in our sorting shed early in the morning. They came in one morning all pumped up. When questioned, they said we have been chasing someone down the motorway at 120 miles an hour. Maybe they get an adrenalin rush from doing it?

[@sebst5721]

Does anyone know the name of the criminal?

[@24pavlo]

14 months only

[@emcarver8983]

14 pathetic months. And he'll get straight back behind a wheel regardless.

[@Nurwin1]

Why don't UK police cars have bull bars or crash bars at the front so they can ram these cars off the road?

[@Combatting]

Because this isn't America, and the UK Police vehicles aren't cheap 🤣

[@thwalesproductions]

Too dangerous for general public, UK roads are smaller and more windier, and these cars are made to be faster than american ones as cars in UK are smaller therefore more nimble and faster than those large sedans you get in USA. If a police car was to hit someone of the general public and they got bull bars theres potential for massive serious injury even death. Also UK traffic police are trained mainly on TPAC and not PIT manoeuvres as TPAC is a safer option for everyone and more predictable. PIT option could cause the car to go somewhere the officer didn't intend it would go therefore is barely used in UK as it is too dangerous and damage to police cars can get costly - all taxpayer paid

[@Crazygamingilario]

I bet he got into that much trouble that when he went to court he had to put a thick book down his trousers for his smack botty.😂😂

[@philipholme9911]

WHY do we have street legal cars that can exceed the motorway speed limit on our roads? All cars and motors bikes should be physically limited to 70 mph. Two tons of vehicle capable of 150 mile an hour on our streets why?

[@thefrenchareharlequins2743]

Because the purpose of cars is to quickly get you from point a to point b

[@philipholme9911]

@@thefrenchareharlequins2743 does that include endangering others as well as beaking the law?

[@thefrenchareharlequins2743]

@@philipholme9911 travelling with any force required to get a tonne of metal moving is dangerous to be honest

[@JT-nr2ss]

5 years and 7 month ban..... why on Earth is it not a lifetime ban. Driving is a regulated privilege not a right..why the HELL does the law and sentencing never reflect that??

[@jjkhawaiian]

Interceptors can only intercept each other.

[@radstockben9355]

The driver rams him off the road just after the police ram the car 🤣 police make it up as they go along

[@radstockben9355]

Written of 3 police cars more than 60k worth of damage to the tax payer!! Was the persuit really worth it!! Could have just been watched with the eye in the sky and caught him

[@Perseus7567]

I absolutely love the logic of "it was a waste of taxpayer money" because it's never true. Police vehicle repair already comes out of their pre-allocated budgets and sub-budgets. They already allocate an amount of money to maintenance and repairs. This damages aren't sucking money out of the 'pothole' coffers - that's not how it works. The reason they can do that is because they don't just pull random mechanics in off the street when there's damage. They pay and sign yearly contracts with a maintence company, who is getting the contract money regardless of if police damages no cars or a thousand cars. If they're not doing that, it's still the same thing anyway; in-house mechanics always there and always getting paid, who will always have a budget to work with that's pre-defined and specifically for them. The logic it's "wasting taxpayers money" is nonsense. It's not. I wouldn't even class it a "waste" either. Firstly, it is opinion and not fact whenever you decide something is "wasting", and Second I'd personally much rather go to police stopping criminals than a minister's venison at the Houses of Parliament.

[@radstockben9355]

@@Perseus7567 you talk total shit! If they were not smashing up cars! There would be no allocated money for mechanics to fix smashed up cars! Your correct it’s an opinion I never said otherwise!! The damage is paid for by taxpayers! Your logic is flawed. And you would much rather it go to catching criminals which in turn normally ends up with a slap on the wrist and a £200 fine. If the criminals were actually held accountable I would agree but they usually are not and will be back on the street doing it again within a few days.

[@Synthematix]

Instead of blurring their faces they need to shame them

[@callumfriend2523]

At least he was indicating at times

[@nickh4280]

Can tell its the UK....long car chase with reserved police and "soft boxing tactics"....cherry on top is the person running away still uses the indicators 😂

[@matrixsenior]

14 months? So he will do 7 months and he is back out. He was already on a ban, so that wont deter him either.

[@frank1672]

Looks as though more training is required! 5:43-5:50 classic manoeuvre.

[@Lancashire999]

Yea, because they are better drivers than you so you can't talk

[@xvxngeful3368]

British police are not use to pit maneuvers as they use TPAC tactics instead

[@AndrewClark4MarkRacing]

Interceptors surprised he didn’t play a funny yes they need to retrain

[@Lancashire999]

@@xvxngeful3368 Something called "tactical contact"

[@daddypig.5796]

@@Lancashire999 Oh shush! , it was a terrible bit of driving by the police. Facts are facts. No real need for you to shoot your mouth off over the comment, we don’t have to be a trained police driver to know that was a very poor attempt, at speed, with his trusting colleague as passenger.

[@aminemziane7575]

4:08 who uses signal during a police chase?

[@joshc5727]

what a bunch of clowns, driving round 7 cars for one guy with no insurance? If your worried hes gonna have an accident and not pay, why are 7 people pursuing him at high speed?????????????????????? And ramming him? grow up uk police and do what your good at, getting bullied by 14 yr olds

[@Trainman10715]

youd be ok in a zombie apocalypse since zombies eat brains and you aint got any

[@johnb8956]

@@Trainman10715 honestly, that guys comment is one of the dumbest I’ve ever seen

[@rscosworthfan]

What a dumb comment so what happens when your car or a child gets hit god forbid by someone uninsured

[@Combatting]

Are you ok? They didn't start ramming until they were rammed into. Clearly, you have no idea what you're talking about other than being behind that keyboard of yours 🤣

[@thwalesproductions]

Driving without insurance is illegal, therefore police is perfectly justified, everyone else gets pulled over for no insurance, he isnt no exception

[@216-i6p]

Fair play to the guys driving though, took out two highly trained pursuit drivers with ease.

[@bostonbikebits6539]

a Cayenne weighs 2.2 tonnes and is 4x4. A monkey could have taken out the lightweight police vehicles in one of these. I have one, the handling is unreal.

[@jays1175]

@@bostonbikebits6539 its not a new cayenne mate, looks like an 04 plate

[@andy110492]

​@@jays1175still doesn't take away the fact 2.2t car would wipe most cop cars out

[@jays1175]

@@andy110492 the cops had an x5 which is similar weight

[@andy110492]

@@jays1175 they don't have many of them and the x5 would struggle to keep up as it's a cayenne s which is a v8

[@topside697]

Does anyone know what season and episode this is on My5?