Woman Drives in Reverse While Taking Police on Wild Car Chase: Cops
That's one wild ride.
Reports of an Ohio driver going in reverse on the highway soon led to a pursuit police won't soon forget.
Sugarcreek Township police encountered a woman going the right way on I-675 outside Dayton last Friday in a pickup, but facing the opposite direction.
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But, as dashcam video appears to show, the driver wasn't intimidated by the presence of cops, staying in reverse while officers pursued her vehicle.
At one point, police said the video shows the driver pull over and hit a police cruiser before crossing the median and driving the wrong way up an entrance ramp.
She then exits the highway as police continue the pursuit.
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The officer chased the driver for a period of time before, fearing for the safety of uninvolved drivers, he stopped the pursuit.
But it wasn't long before the motorist ended up in police custody anyway, after crashing into no fewer than four cars in Sugar Creek Township.
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