In Mar del Plata, Argentina, a 25-year-old man was involved in a frantic police chase that ended in chaos when he hit a cyclist before crashing into a house. The incident started when the driver, suspecting he was being pursued due to his behavior, accelerated in a Ford Focus. He struck a young woman riding her bicycle and subsequently crashed into the front of a residence in the Chauvin neighborhood, where the car caught fire. During the arrest, authorities discovered a .22 caliber firearm, a magazine, and a plastic bag containing ten rounds of ammunition hidden under one of the car's seats. The police pursuit was not based on witnessing a specific crime but rather on a suspicion of the driver's evasive actions, which raised alarms among the officers. Despite his attempt to escape on foot after the collision, he was swiftly apprehended by the police. This incident raises concerns about public safety in urban areas where high-speed pursuits take place. The inclusion of a firearm in the vehicle further highlights the potential risks vehicular crimes pose not only to the individuals directly involved but to the community at large. The consequences of such reckless behavior can lead to severe injuries or fatalities, emphasizing the need for effective police protocols in high-speed chases.