Police chase throughout golf course sees lady handcuffed

A high-speed vehicle chase destroying the green is not what you anticipate to see on a golf course– however it’s what took place at one Florida location today.

Golfers at Grand Harbor golf course in Indian River County enjoyed in scary as a lady drove her 4 × 4 throughout the green while attempting to leave authorities.

The pursuit began when officers attempted to get the 60- year-old lady to pull over.

But rather of stopping, she sped off and, in an effort to outrun officers, ‘broke through a gate’ and onto the Grand Harbor green.

Police dashcam video footage of the pursuit reveals the lady careering over the course in a 4 × 4 followed by several squad car with their sirens roaring.

At one point, golf players need to get out of the method as the lady evades a buggy parked up by a hole.

Officers ultimately stopped the lady by ramming her lorry and boxing her in.

In a declaration published on its Facebook page, The Indian River County Sherriff’s Office stated: ‘There were no injuries after a chauffeur broke through a gate and drove through the Grand Harbor golf course Tuesday afternoon.

‘The event come from the Waterford Lakes neighborhood of Vero Beach soon after 1pm.

‘The Indian River County Sheriff’ s Office tried to pull her over however she did not comply, which triggered a pursuit.

‘The lady drove through the Grand Harbor golf course gate and onto the course.

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‘Authorities achieved success in carrying out a PIT manoeuvre and boxed her in.

‘There were no injuries reported, though her vehicle and two Sheriff’ s Office lorries did sustain damage.’

The motorist has actually been determined Jodi Ann Harvey, 60, of the 1100 block of 13 th Sq., Vero Beach.

Following the arrest, Harvey deals with charges of exacerbated attack with a fatal weapon, DUI, 2 felony counts of criminal mischief, exacerbated flee/elude, and exacerbated attack on an officer/fire fighter/EMT.

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