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Cops chased a driver “hauling an enormous ol’ home” by the streets of Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
The weird, 30-mph police chase involving a 70-foot cellular dwelling unfolded on a freeway about 30 miles northeast of Kansas Metropolis on Thanksgiving, which was caught on dashcam video.
“He was touring all around the roadway. We thought he may’ve been drunk,” Excelsior Springs police mentioned in a video posted on Fb. “We got here up on him. We chased him actual quick down the highway.”
Pursuing officers didn’t get the spike strip down fast sufficient, police mentioned, and the chase continued.
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Police in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, chased an “erratic” cellular dwelling driver. (Excelsior Springs Police Division )
Pursuing officers lastly ran the driving force off the highway.
The video exhibits the driving force making an attempt to make a pointy left, however the cellular dwelling trailer dips in a grassy space and suggestions over.
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“We chased him off the roadway, and he jacked up his truck. He jacked up his trailer,” police mentioned. “After which we took him to jail like Excelsior does.”
The video ends with the driving force being cuffed on the hood of the police automobile, and two officers high-fiving one another.
The video exhibits the driving force making an attempt to make a pointy left, however the cellular dwelling trailer dips in a grassy space and suggestions over. (Excelsior Springs Police Division )
Officers arrested the driving force, whose identify was not launched. (Excelsior Springs Police Division )
The video goes to a black display with the phrases, “Holding Excelsior protected … One trailer at a time.”
All this occurred on Thanksgiving evening. Police launched the footage with the commentary on Fb.
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“In any case, it isn’t on daily basis that officers discover themselves in a pursuit with a home!” Excelsior Springs police wrote within the social media publish.
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