A man was arrested Thursday following a high-speed police chase in Surrey that came to a dramatic conclusion.
Surrey RCMP said the incident began just before 4 p.m., when officers tried to pull over a vehicle with uninsured, unattached plates near Scott Road and 102 Avenue.
When the driver failed to stop, Mounties said they tried to use a spike belt on the vehicle, but that it continued to speed away on the wrong side of the road on 120th Street.
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Police tracked the driver by helicopter, and an unmarked police vehicle eventually collided with the suspect’s car “causing it to hit two civilian vehicles,” an RCMP spokesperson said.
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No one was injured in the crash, according to police.
The suspect was a prohibited driver, police said, and was taken into custody pending an investigation into dangerous driving.
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