Denver (KDVR) – Douglas County Deputy Douglas District discovered a car driving on the 25th highway while it was colliding with the mediator, According to a video posted on X from the Douglas Sharif County Office.
On Friday morning, at about 9:35 am, a deputy responded to multiple reports of a driving car and running to the broker while traveling at a speed of 75 miles per hour on I-25 near Pines Pines.
The deputy identified the car and tried to stop it, in the wake of the driver in the south until the Greenland Road in Larkasor comes out. Sharif’s office said that the deputies were cautious in chasing, so they did not put at risk other drivers in the area.
The Douglas Sharif County Office wanted to call a beacon so that they could stop the car without threatening others nearby. Unfortunately, wrestler vehicles were not close enough to the area and could not respond.
At the moment of need, Sharif’s office was summoned to benefit from the Colorado State patrol, which sent one of its own vehicles.
Grappler managed to catch the car and successfully stop it with the wrestler, which reduced the chance of hitting the driver, law enforcement and others in cars in the surrounding area.
The driver was detained. Sharif’s office did not mention whether he might face a fee or would be.
“We appreciate the partnership with the Colorado State patrol, and this shows the benefit of this technology. It is also a reminder, if you are leading recklessly or trying to run from us, we will follow you and we will join you,” said Douglas Sharif Darren Weekly.
Sharif’s office said that the accident confirms the importance of a tool like Grappler, and how the coordination of agencies can help maintain safety through joint efforts.