In Trondheim, Norway, a police patrol attempted to stop a vehicle for a routine check around 10 AM, but the driver refused to pull over. The suspect vehicle fled the city heading towards Klett. A brief chase ensued until the vehicle encountered 'stop sticks' deployed by another police unit at Nypvang school, which punctured its tires and led to the vehicle crashing into two civilian cars. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported thus far.

The incident highlights the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces during vehicle pursuits, especially in urban areas where civilian safety is a significant concern. The police's use of 'stop sticks' demonstrates a tactic aimed at minimizing the risks involved in high-speed chases, aiming to resolve such situations without further escalation or harm.

Following the collision, the Special Unit for Police Matters has been notified as part of the standard protocol for incidents involving police pursuits. This oversight aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the actions of law enforcement, reflecting a commitment to the public's safety and the proper conduct of police operations in the community.