Watch: Stolen Jaguar Hits Unmarked Police Car Head On

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Watch: Stolen Jaguar Hits Unmarked Police Car Head On

Most car accidents happen quickly, like this stolen Jaguar which hit an unmarked police car head-on in the UK. The crash was captured on a surveillance camera and shows that even trained officers of the law can sometimes do little or nothing when another driver behaves recklessly.

Watch a motorcyclist running from police walk away from a 100-plus mph crash.

The Jaguar was reportedly going 90 mph the wrong way on a road in Liverpool after 10 pm on December 20, 2024 when it slammed into the unassuming crossover being driven by a cop. That collision crumples the Jaguar’s hood and sends the unmarked police unit rolling backwards down the road.

Just seconds after the crash, a marked police car with lights going pulls up behind the Jaguar, which Liverpool ECHO says was a classic model just as the driver tries running away. He’s collared by one officer while the other approaches the vehicle to take the passengers into custody.

Reportedly, the Jaguar had been stolen just moments before from a retired classic car collector. The thieves smashed through one of the windows of his house, then threatened the frightened elderly man with a hammer, taking cash and the keys to his Jaguar before driving off in the vehicle.

With police in hot pursuit, the suspects decided to try out the British sports car’s V8, pushing it to ridiculous speeds for narrow city streets.

While the driver was okay after the crash, his accomplices weren’t. A teenager who was in the front passenger seat suffered an injury to his leg. The guy who was in the backseat wasn’t belted in, so in the collision he was thrown into the center console.

Both police officers in the unmarked car were injured as well. One suffered “bruising and pain” which doesn’t sound too bad, but the other has “permanent scarring” on his hip. In a 90 mph head-on crash, it’s lucky nobody was killed.

Image via Liverpool ECHO/YouTube

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