Michigan police pull axle off of stolen car with Grappler device - GIF

Michigan police pull axle off of stolen car with Grappler device.

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Title is not accurate, the perp did the pulling of the axle off. The police caught the vehicle and the after the vehicle had stopped, the perp backed up and got longer runnig starts until he reached the metal failure point of the rear axle attachment to the body. Pulled that rear axle right off.

I have only a dim recollection of having heard of a grapple like this. Are they really a thing?

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Originally Posted by Tooler2

I have only a dim recollection of having heard of a grapple like this. Are they really a thing?

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Check out:
https://policebumper.com/

One article I saw described it as:
The device deploys a spring-loaded net from the patrol car's front bumper, ensnaring the rear wheel of a suspect vehicle and wrapping around the axle.

Not the police fault!! Like BuffaloJohn said. The perp did all that damage on his own.