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VIDEO: Driver crashes, ending 146 mph pursuit in Brevard, Volusia counties

Marcell Jones faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving and child abuse.

The driver of a Dodge Challenger whom the Florida Highway Patrol said was going up to 146 mph on I-95 during a pursuit in Brevard and Volusia counties finally came to a stop when state troopers executed a PIT maneuver on the muscle car.

According to Marcell Jones’ arrest report, the high-speed chase started Oct. 10 on County Road 5A in north Brevard County.

Video by: click orlando

Thursday, for the first time, the state attorney’s office shared the last four minutes of the pursuit recorded on tense dash camera video.

The FHP said Jones — a Daytona Beach man who was 19 at the time of his arrest — weaved in and out of traffic, drove on the shoulder and also drove on the wrong side of State Road 44.

A few miles later, where SR-44 in Volusia County intersects with the 415, the FHP said Jones lost control of the Challenger.

Video shows troopers then attempting to execute a PIT maneuver as the rear bumper of the Challenger is dislodged.

During the pursuit, troopers said a distraught, underage passenger was looking back at them through a rear window of the Challenger as she put her hands together in a praying motion.

Jones faces charges of fleeing, reckless driving and child abuse.

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Source: click orlando

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