ASP doesn't mess around when conducting chases, normally a PIT comes as soon as they are in striking distance, however.

Officer Paschal, in pursuit of stolen Corvette try's to get the gal to pull over and stop because he doesn't want to damage the Corvette.

Of course Crazy Sarah doesn't, Pursuit starts at 1 min, Pit is at 4:30 and you get to see Sarah in all her glory at 8 Min.

And she's exactly what you pictured as a gal that would steal a Corvette. The Crazy part of the Hot/Crazy diagram is apropos...

Pits the car? And it just gets dirty? Wild

That was some good driving by the trooper. He handled her well after the pit too.

She looks like a real fuckin’ winner!

Ferrari 308 tail lights?
Also, interesting grille.

With all the intrusive gizmos that GM has, I'm surprised they could not shut that thing off. Especially if they started the process at the very time it was stolen.

Looked more like a modded Camaro to me.

She'll look better in a jail jumpsuit, shower shoes and having the drugs wear off. The twisted look on her face tells part of the story.

It’s a clapped-out C5.

And I’m guessing A is for Arkansas, not Arizona.

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Originally posted by phydough:
Ferrari 308 tail lights?
Also, interesting grille.

I know. I think there should be charges on the owner of that Corvette for horrendous taste.

Sitting in the patrol car, it appears like she wants to cry, but the drugs won't let her.

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Originally posted by trapper189:
And I’m guessing A is for Arkansas, not Arizona.

Well, it's in big blue letters on the video thumbnail, so not too hard to guess...


This pursuit was in rural Northeastern Arkansas, right in member jbourneidentity's neck of the woods.

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by trapper189:
And I’m guessing A is for Arkansas, not Arizona.

Well, it's in big blue letters on the video thumbnail, so not too hard to guess...


This pursuit was in rural Northeastern Arkansas, right in member jbourneidentity's neck of the woods.

What’s it say in big blue letters?:


Honestly, I didn’t read it anyway and clicked right through to YouTube to watch it full screen.

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Originally posted by rizzle:
With all the intrusive gizmos that GM has, I'm surprised they could not shut that thing off. Especially if they started the process at the very time it was stolen.

I don't this C5 has such wizardry.

The C5 generation of Corvette was not equipped with remote shut off. The C5 is an amazingly capable car. This "modifugly" corvette in the video deserved to be shoved off of the road.

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Originally posted by Russ59:

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Originally posted by rizzle:
With all the intrusive gizmos that GM has, I'm surprised they could not shut that thing off. Especially if they started the process at the very time it was stolen.

I don't this C5 has such wizardry.

My mistake, that car looked like a newer model to me.
GM Started that stuff on OnStar around 2009.
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General Motors plans to equip 1.7 million of its 2009 models with a system that allows OnStar operators to cut engine power in the car if the police request it. The system was demonstrated in Washington, D.C. today.

GM's OnStar system already contains built-in GPS tracking that would allow police to find any OnStar-equipped vehicle. With the new technology, if the police request it, an OnStar operator will inform the occupants of the vehicle and then cut power. The engine will be slowed to idle speed, to allow the driver to move to the side of the road. Brakes and other electrical functions of the vehicle will still work.
https://www.livescience.com/19...ble-cars-demand.html

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Originally posted by jsbcody:

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Originally posted by phydough:
Ferrari 308 tail lights?
Also, interesting grille.

I know. I think there should be charges on the owner of that Corvette for horrendous taste.

Should be serving 25 to life just for the wheel fitment alone.

Kudos to the cop for being concerned about not damaging the lawful owner's property. Although, in this case knocking off some of those tasteless aftermarket accessories would've been an improvement.

I read the description at YouTube and it didn't mention how she stole it. She was drunk and high so I'm guessing the owner with the poor taste in accessories either left it running while going into the liquor store or was at the bar and his keys were sitting on the bar.