Dashcam video shows slow-speed pursuit through Kenosha, Racine counties

KENOSHA -- New dash camera video shows just how slowly a suspect was driving in a chase with deputies through Kenosha and Racine counties.

The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department says the suspect, David Seal, refused to pull over during a traffic stop at 52nd Street and 22nd Avenue in Kenosha. But instead of speeding away, Seal drove off under the 30 miles per hour speed limit.

Slow-speed police pursuit in Kenosha

Dashcam video shows Seal's 14-mile, 45-minute long chase with Kenosha County sheriff's deputies.

Despite the fleet of law enforcement vehicles surrounding him, including barking K-9 officers, the 31-year-old Paddock Lake man continued on -- slow and steady into Racine County.

Slow-speed police pursuit in Kenosha

When it became clear Seal was not going to give up, Racine County sheriff's deputies performed a PIT maneuver -- sending Seal's car spinning across the median. Even then, Seal made one last attempt to flee -- reversing into a ditch as officers drew their tasers. Seal was taken into custody moments later.

Slow-speed police pursuit in Kenosha

David Seal

Seal explained that he had used cocaine prior to the traffic stop -- and became paranoid. He could not face multiple charges including second offense OWI, possession of cocaine, second degree recklessly endangering safety and two counts of eluding officers.

There is currently a probation hold against Seal for a 2015 armed robbery conviction. Once that is resolved, the sheriff's department anticipates the district attorney will file charges against him in this case.