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Ram rams Hyundai ending police pursuit

G. David Felt
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G. David Felt

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www.CheersandGears.com

Syracuse Utah found itself in the news today about a auto chase through Founders Park. A 14yr old took his grandfathers Hyundai Veloster out for a joyride.

Bryson Rowley, concerned for his and others children's safety used his Diesel Ram to keep the Juvenal from causing anymore harm by ramming head on into the car. luckily no one was hurt by the fast driven auto nor in the head on collision that took place. The following video was posted online for people to see of the chase and hit.

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You can watch the police raw footage and extended video coverage at Fox's web site.

This information was attained via local Fox13 news.

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    Wow...glad I am not that kids dad!

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    • 7 months later...

    How stupid of that kid. Looked to me like he didn't know how to drive anyway. Glad he didn't hurt anyone. Good job stopping him in the Dodge Ram.

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