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Police chase ends with G-Wagon landing on family’s SUV in Florida

Daily Mail ·

A police pursuit in Broward County, Florida, ended when a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon crashed onto the bonnet of an SUV driven by a mother with her two children inside. The collision brought the chase to an end; the woman and children were reported uninjured.

Footage showed the G-Wagon speeding along North Park Road, weaving between vehicles stopped at a red light and hitting cars as it tried to get away. The mother said the crash happened within seconds as she was turning onto the road. At least one person was arrested, but officials had not released the suspect’s identity or any charges.

  • Florida police chase ended with a G-Wagon on an SUV.
  • A mother and her two children were uninjured.
  • At least one person was arrested.

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Broward County is in south-east Florida, near Miami, where local police handle road incidents and suspected crimes. A police pursuit is an attempt to stop a driver who has not pulled over; it can involve officers following a vehicle through public streets.

A Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon is a large, heavy four-wheel-drive vehicle, while an SUV is a type of car with a raised body and extra cabin space. Crashes during pursuits can put drivers and passengers nearby at risk, including children, and may raise questions about how police balance stopping a driver with public safety.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Shocking moment Mercedes G-Wagon being chased by cops drives on top of SUV being driven by mom with two children inside”.

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