Wisconsin Police Release INSANE Footage Of Car Chase That Lead To Crash

GREENFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Greenfield police released new information about an August shootout that left one officer in critical condition and a suspect dead. The police department says that officer is still recovering, but is now finally home from the hospital more than a month later. The shooting happened in the early morning hours of Sunday, Aug. 22. That officer was shot in the hand, chest and leg. Chief Jay Johnson says he was fighting for his life. The video was released to the public on Thursday, Sept. 30, and is edited down to about five minutes. It shows different perspectives from several officer-worn body cameras and dash cams. The video shows an officer activate his lights and siren after witnessing a driver, later identified as 31-year-old Tyran Lamb, run a red light. Lamb refused to stop when officers pulled him over, then fled from police. Spike strips were deployed to get him to stop but he continued. The pursuit came to a stop when the suspect crashed into another vehicle at the intersection of 27th and Becher.