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Caught on camera: Car flips at nearly 100 mph during police chase near Georgia school

On May 1 around 11 p.m., a high-speed police chase near South Gwinnett High School ended when the pursued car rolled over several times, as reported by Snellville police.
The pursuit involved the vehicle speeding at nearly 100 mph in a 35 mph zone, an area known for frequent hazardous driving incidents and a recent comparable police chase.
The pursuing officer, who has considerable off-duty experience with racing and is skilled in performing the pit technique, attempted to halt the suspect’s vehicle, which then hit a curb and rolled over several times.
Video footage showed 22-year-old driver Taylor Marie Brooks crawling from the wreckage, and police confirmed no other injuries occurred during the event.
Brooks faces felony fleeing and speeding charges, and increased patrols may be implemented in the area to address ongoing dangerous driving concerns.

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