Dash Cam Footage Of 11 Year Old Leading Police On Second High Speed Chase

A Cleveland boy led police on his second high-speed chase with police in 13 months, this time because his mother took away his PlayStation, police said. The boy was arrested after the crash and is being housed in the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center. Formal charges have not yet been filed. The 11-year-old boy stole his mother’s 2013 Dodge Durango about 10:45 p.m. Sunday after they got into an argument about his mother taking away his PlayStation, according to police reports. The mother went to bed. She later told police that she noticed her keys missing and later got a call from the boy’s father saying he saw the boy driving the SUV on West 117th Street and Memphis Avenue, according to police reports. The boy’s father chased after the boy and the boy tried to hide by pulling into the former Brooklyn fire station on Memphis Avenue, police reports say. A Brooklyn police officer noticed someone pulling into the fire station and stopped to see if they needed help, police reports say. The boy immediately sped off, driving the wrong way on Memphis Avenue, blowing through stop lights and weaving in and out of traffic, police reports say. The officer chased him into Cleveland and the boy turned off the SUV’s lights, according to police. He hit 87 mph on Pearl Road and was driving between 70 and 90 mph throughout the chase, according to police reports. 🛑 About this video 🛑 This video is released STRICTLY for news and documentary purposes only. It is not intended to glorify violence in any way nor do we condone it.