Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Performs a Triple PIT Maneuver To Apprehend Felon in Orange County

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Orange County, Florida — On Wednesday, October 19, 2022, Brevard County deputies saw a white Kia, in a parking lot. When they ran a query on the plate, they discovered that the 33-year-old Daniel Harris had a felony warrant for terroristic threats. Before the deputy could remove Harris from the vehicle, he escaped. The Brevard County deputies started the pursuit around 2:05 pm. The Florida Highway Patrol received the call around 2:09 p.m. that Brevard deputies were pursuing Harris and joined the pursuit a few minutes later as the white Kia Soul deputies were tailing drove between 55 and 75 mph down the Beachline around mile marker 26. Harris made no attempt to stop and continued switching lanes, despite troopers activating their emergency lights and sirens.

Multiple FHP vehicles actively attempt to slow down the Kia by braking in front of it and repeatedly ramming into the vehicle. Sgt. Spencer Ross tried to slow Harris down by breaking in front of him before he needed to use a PIT, or precision immobilization technique, but footage shows the Kia regained control. Sgt. Ross initiated a second PIT maneuver and successfully disabled Harris’ vehicle. Harris is then seen getting out of the vehicle with his hands up. Aerial footage shows a swarm of FHP cruisers surround Harris as the pursuit culminates in an arrest in Orange County. Harris was transported to the Orange County Jail, where he faces multiple charges, including for terroristic threats, fleeing and eluding a law enforcement officer and driving with a suspended license.

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