Chevy Silverado driver in Florida executed a PIT maneuver against a pursuing Florida Highway Patrol trooper during a 98 MPH chase, causing significant damage to both vehicles.

The pursuit began when a trooper clocked the Silverado traveling 98 mph in a 70 mph zone and weaving through traffic. When lights and sirens were activated, the driver accelerated instead of stopping. The suspect then executed a deliberate PIT maneuver against the trooper's cruiser, spinning it out and causing severe front-end damage to the Silverado, including a sheared-off passenger-side wheel.

Authorities later found empty liquor bottles and used marijuana products inside the truck, indicating impairment likely contributed to the reckless actions. While the trooper survived without fatal injuries, the incident highlights how a routine traffic stop escalated into a dangerous confrontation involving a crippled vehicle traveling at highway speeds.

This wasn't just reckless driving; it was a deliberate escalation of force on a public highway, underscoring the extreme risks of high-speed pursuits and impaired operation.