One DoorDash Card Triggered a 100 MPH Police Chase

One DoorDash card at a Best Buy checkout set off a Florida police pursuit that reached 100 mph on the interstate. Bodycam footage and radio traffic show how a retail theft tip turned into a high-speed chase. Deputies responded to a Best Buy after a tip that three suspects, believed to be part of a retail theft ring, were at the store. An employee said one of them tried to pay with a DoorDash prepaid card, the same kind of delivery app card that thieves have exploited to buy electronics and gift cards. Soon after, a detention in the parking lot fell apart, a deputy was struck by a reversing car, and a pursuit was underway. In this video, we go through the real bodycam and dispatch audio. That includes the radio call that labeled the offense, the PIT maneuver, and the carjacking that happened along the way. You’ll hear what officers, a store employee, and the person who tried to stop the carjacker actually said. Then we look at how the cases played out in court in Collier County and Lee County. Original video https://youtu.be/ezz_skw-5NI This video belongs to the true crime and police bodycam investigation genre. It is built on public records and recorded footage, with a focus on facts over speculation. If you want more case breakdowns like this, subscribe and turn on notifications. Not every case in this story is closed. This video is commentary and analysis of publicly available information, including bodycam footage and court records, presented for informational and entertainment purposes only. No ownership of the original footage is claimed, and all rights remain with their respective owners. Anyone with charges still pending, including the open cases referenced in this video, is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. #TrueCrimeCommunity #PoliceBodycam #CarChase #PursuitFootage #DoorDashScam #GiftCardFraud #CollierCounty #LeeCounty #FleeingAndEluding #RetailTheftRing #FHP #CrimeStory #LawEnforcement #PoliceFootage