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High-speed Chase Across North Texas Ends in Crash, Four Suspects Arrested
The chase started in Ellis County and ended in a rollover crash in West Fort Worth.
Published on Feb. 26, 2026
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A high-speed chase that began in Ellis County early Thursday morning ended in a rollover crash in West Fort Worth, with four suspects being arrested. The chase proceeded onto I-30 before the crash happened on Camp Bowie Boulevard near Bernie Anderson Avenue. CBS News Texas crews on the scene witnessed the four suspects being taken into custody, with three of them placed in ambulances.
Why it matters
High-speed police chases can pose significant risks to public safety, often leading to property damage, injuries, and even fatalities. This incident highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in apprehending suspects while minimizing the danger to bystanders and other drivers on the road.
The details
According to TxDOT, the chase started in Ellis County around 3 a.m. before proceeding onto I-30. The rollover crash occurred on Camp Bowie Boulevard near Bernie Anderson Avenue in West Fort Worth. CBS News Texas crews on the scene saw four suspects being arrested, with three of them placed in ambulances and the fourth suspect placed into an Ellis County Sheriff's Office vehicle. At least two Fort Worth Police Department squad cars were damaged during the chase, but it is unclear what initially prompted the Ellis County deputies to pursue the vehicle.
- The chase started in Ellis County around 3 a.m. on February 26, 2026.
- The rollover crash occurred on Camp Bowie Boulevard near Bernie Anderson Avenue in West Fort Worth early Thursday morning.
The players
Ellis County Sheriff's Office
The law enforcement agency that initiated the high-speed chase.
Fort Worth Police Department
The law enforcement agency that responded to the crash and assisted in the arrests.
What’s next
Authorities will investigate the circumstances that led to the high-speed chase and determine if any charges will be filed against the four suspects.
The takeaway
This incident underscores the need for law enforcement agencies to balance the pursuit of suspects with the safety of the public, as high-speed chases can have devastating consequences. It also highlights the importance of ongoing training and policies to minimize the risks associated with such pursuits.
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