Top 8 INSANE Police Grappler Hook Deployments Caught on Bodycam

Police chases can get dangerous fast, but the Grappler Police Bumper has completely changed how officers stop fleeing vehicles. This device mounts to the front of a patrol SUV and launches a reinforced strap that wraps a suspect’s rear wheel, locking it in place and ending the pursuit instantly. No PIT maneuver. No spike strips. Just controlled, safe, and incredibly effective takedowns.

In today’s video, we’re counting down the 8 best police Grappler deployments caught on dashcam and bodycam. Each clip shows how law enforcement uses this tool to stop reckless drivers, stolen cars, and suspects who refuse to pull over. Whether it’s a high-speed chase, a stolen vehicle, or a driver running from felony charges, the Grappler helps bring things to an end without risking innocent lives.

Below are the chapters for each Grappler deployment featured in this video:

00:00 – Intro
00:37 – #8: Stolen Car — Thurston County, Washington
01:59 – #7: U-Haul Driver Runs Red Light — Eagan, Minnesota
02:18 – #6: Sovereign Citizen with Dark Tint — Parma Heights, Ohio
03:16 – #5: Reckless Driver — Phoenix, Arizona
04:00 – #4: Vehicle Refusing to Stop — Phoenix, Arizona
06:30 – #3: Stolen Work Van — Lenexa, Kansas
07:08 – #2: Drug Paraphernalia Pursuit — Clark County, Washington
08:25 – #1: Stolen Chevrolet Camaro — Hollywood, Florida
10:35 – Outro

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Disclaimer: This video contains footage of a real-life incident. Viewer discretion is advised. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This content is provided strictly for informational and educational purposes. All footage is publicly released, used under fair use principles or from the Freedom of Information Act - FOIA