A high-speed pursuit reminiscent of "The Fast and the Furious" took place as a vehicle caught driving without a license bolted across the road.
It was eventually apprehended by police who gave desperate chase.
Let us take a look at the story together.
This is a road in Anyang on the night of July 8.
Police on patrol checked the license plate of a white passenger car stopped at a traffic light.
It was confirmed that the owner of the vehicle had their driver's license suspended.
When police told the driver to pull over to verify their identity, the vehicle began speeding away while spewing exhaust fumes.
Weaving dangerously across lanes and crossing the center line, the car continued its reckless run and did not stop even after rear-ending the bumper of another vehicle.
Following this relentless pursuit, police blocked the road ahead, and backup patrol cars that arrived shortly after also cut off the escape route.
Investigations revealed that the driver, in their 50s, was driving with a suspended license while currently under investigation for retaliatory driving.
Police forwarded the driver to prosecutors without detention on charges of fleeing resulting in injury, failure to take measures after an accident, and driving without a license.
(Photo Source: YouTube Korean National Police Agency)
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Wild Escape Ordered to Pull Over: Driver's Identity Revealed
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