Around midnight on March 6th, 2025, a Tennessee man in a stolen Nissan would lead police on a wild 4count pursuit through Illinois. What began as a simple traffic stop quickly turned into a coordinated chase involving a police helicopter, spike strips, and multiple agencies. Illinois State Police first spotted 44year-old Henry Nagorni near Chicago driving a stolen Nissan sedan reported out of Nashville, Tennessee. When a trooper attempted to pull him over, Nagorni hit the gas and refused to stop. Back off. Slow it down. Slow down. 132. Lock the other entrance. Make this U-turn. Dwight road. He's out in the field. He's out in the field. >> We're still southbound. Can I try a bit now? >> Uh 5 miles hour. >> Hey, put the fire cart. Hey, put your hands up now. >> Put your hands up. Get out of the car. Hands up. Get out of the car with your hands up. >> Going to get one at gunpoint. >> Get out of the car with your hands up. >> Exit the vehicle with your hands up. >> Driver of the Nissan, exit your vehicle with the hands up. Stop moving inside the vehicle. Driver of the Nissan, exit with your hands up. Do not move. >> Everyone cover. >> We got a dog coming up. >> Driver, exit the vehicle with your hands up. Windows open or closed? >> Close. He closed them. Got one male driver. Black male driver. >> Hey county, you guys got shields. >> Uh >> seven, you got your shield? We have one coming. >> Okay, >> seven, are you in route? You got your shield with you? >> Driver, exit the vehicle with your hands up. >> 10 four. I'm all the way to the front. If you want to come all the way to the front. I got K9 to my left. >> All right. >> I only saw one draw. I only saw one person in the car. I can't confirm with a passenger seat. >> You mess up. You guys are going hands on. Here we go. All right. I got to leave those same >> driver. [Applause] Driver. >> The chase only came to an end after the Grundy County Sheriff's Office set up spike strips on Good Farm Road in Dwight. With the tire shredded, the Nissan finally rolled to a stop. Officers moved in fast, ordering Nourney to the ground. Body cam footage captures the tense takedown as he's placed in handcuffs without further incident. >> He's what? >> Lighting up a cigarette. >> Light up cigarette. >> I have these balls you can throw at the windows. >> Uh Rogassi and uh and Hart, watch the crossfire. Get behind the the car some just in case. >> Get behind your car. The window's broken. I can throw in. >> I I have those balls. You can throw at the window. >> I got this. >> Let's go up. Break window and send the dog in. >> Yeah. Who's breaking? >> I'm breaking your hand. >> Hands. >> Hands. Now front or back. >> Front or back. >> Show me your hands. Open the door. >> Get out. >> I'm going send my dog. >> Get on the ground. On the ground. Get on the ground. >> I thought he was on the ground. >> Like a black male rear. >> Okay. Back it up. >> Back it up. Back it up. >> All right. We got the driver detained. >> Oh boy. I don't I don't There's no vehicle. >> It's still a damn vehicle. >> I got this through Enterprise. first. >> Huh? >> Get him first. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. [Music] Sweet. >> How fast. >> We're spinning. Never mind. [Music] >> He can't leave for a long time, bud. >> I don't know about that. He'll be out. Mike, do you like >> Oh, he he'll be out before we get down here. Take him back. >> Nourney was taken into custody and transported to the Grundy County Jail. He is now charged with aggravated possession of a stolen motor vehicle, resisting arrest, driving under the influence, and multiple traffic offenses. What started as a stolen car in Tennessee ended with a multi- agency pursuit across Illinois and a suspect who won't be getting behind the wheel anytime soon. Subscribe to the Body Cam Bureau for more intense real life law enforcement encounters, high-speed chases, and arrest footage from across the US.