On March 22, 2022, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, a car dealership reported one of its vehicles stolen. Because the vehicle was fitted with a GPS tracker, officers were led straight to it in broad daylight. When police closed in, the driver abandoned the car and ran, hiding underneath a nearby parked truck. He was quickly located and taken into custody at gunpoint without further incident, then searched and evaluated by medical personnel. Reported charges: possession of a stolen vehicle (New Mexico Statute 30-16D-4), aggravated fleeing a law enforcement officer (New Mexico Statute 30-22-1.1), and resisting, evading or obstructing an officer (New Mexico Statute 30-22-1). This is public police body camera footage obtained through a public records request. We add commentary and analysis explaining what is happening and the law behind it. The footage has been edited and condensed for length. The order of events is preserved. We obtain footage like this through public records requests. You can look up any agency, see its records, and start your own request at https://foia.direct. #BodyCam #Police #NewMexico #StolenVehicle #PoliceChase