Police ensnared a car on the run in Phoenix, Arizona, using the Grappler Police Bumper, which brought the pursuit to a safe halt.
The police vehicle and the target remain linked by a tether. So, as shown in the video, the target vehicle can't drive away after both vehicles stop. The driver of the police vehicle can release the tether at any time, the company behind the Grappler Police Bumper has said.
This method is designed to end police chases in a less-violent way than the standard precision immobilization technique maneuver, which can lead to big wrecks, and the more aggressive techniquesStill, we can imagine some situations where ensnaring a vehicle with a tether and locking up its rear wheels could cause the fleeing subject to lose control.
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