News - A traffic stop in Florida escalates into a wild high-speed chase.

In a chaotic turn of events, a routine traffic stop in Eustis, Florida, escalated into a high-speed escape that left two police officers injured. The incident began when officers attempted to pull over Shakoi Donovan, 28, under suspicion of driving under the influence. Donovan's vehicle, a silver Infiniti, was observed weaving across a yellow line, prompting police intervention. Upon stopping, the officers requested Donovan to exit his vehicle. However, when Donovan reportedly resisted, one officer opened the car door to physically remove him. Unexpectedly, Donovan accelerated, trapping a female officer inside the vehicle. The other officer was dragged alongside the car for fifteen feet before being thrown onto the pavement, sustaining multiple injuries. The female officer managed to extricate herself after Donovan sped away the length of a football field, where she was later discovered by an arriving officer. Following a two-hour manhunt, Donovan was captured by police. Donovan now faces multiple charges, including attempted murder of a police officer and aggravated battery. His criminal record reveals previous offenses, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. He is currently detained and awaits a court appearance. The incident once again highlights the dangers law enforcement officers face, especially during seemingly routine duties.