A man was arrested after a high-speed chase that sent law enforcement officers careening through the bustling streets of Broward and Miami-Dade counties, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office. The drama unfolded Tuesday when deputies attempted to serve an arrest warrant, prompting the suspect to flee in a vehicle and collide with two other cars in the process.

The chase thrusted itself onto Interstate 95 and Hallandale Beach Boulevard, drawing in several law enforcement agencies as the suspect dashed through multiple jurisdictions. Eyewitnesses might've glimpsed the intermittent tumult, punctuated by the whirring blades of BSO's helicopter overhead, tasked with tracking the suspect's movements. The pursuit ultimately reached its denouement at Northwest 123rd Avenue and Northwest First Court in North Miami, NBC Miami reported.

In this chaotic event, which could have been straight out of a Hollywood script, there were no reported injuries from the crashes, according to authorities. Details about the suspect's identity and the original arrest warrant have been kept confidential by law enforcement, and at the time of publication, no further information has been released.

As the suspect's car screeched to halt, finally encircled by officers, an ending was brought to a chase that had, for a brief period, disrupted the daily cadence of two Florida counties. The Broward Sheriff’s Office did not immediately identify the suspect, nor did they share details about the warrant that sparked the series of events, as noted in a brief by Local 10 News.