Ending car chases can be risky for all involved. The Grappler offers law enforcement a much safer way to do so, and it's becoming more popular.

Riverside County deputies are quietly giving some patrol SUVs a serious upgrade, bolting a net-slinging device called the Grappler onto the front bumpers of K‑9 cruisers after a pilot program in 2025.

Video shows as the deputy deploys The Grappler to end the pursuit in Kane County. The new tool is being used across the ...

The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is deploying a new tool called "The Grappler," a safer option to bring pursuits to an end without putting other drivers at risk.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dashcam footage shows deputies using a vehicle-mounted grappler to stop a stolen car in Parker, Colorado, preventing a pursuit ...

SPLENDORA, Texas — Officers with the Splendora Police Department safely ended a chase with a car that had children inside using a tool called a Grappler Saturday night. Editor’s note: a previous ...

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) -On October 5th, a trooper with the Colorado State Patrol (CSP) used his patrol car’s grappler to stop a speeding truck in El Paso County. The CSP trooper was on his way ...

LIVONIA, Mich. (WKRC/CNN Newsource) - A stolen car lost its axle during a police chase on Thursday morning, and the dramatic incident was captured on video. Police spotted the stolen vehicle on I-96 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Deputies with the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office arrested a felon who had a gun using one of their new grappler devices ...

LIVONIA, Mich. -- The Livonia Police Department has released dashcam footage of its successful effort to stop a stolen car Thursday on Interstate 96. As shown by the above video, the entire rear axle ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A driver was taken away in handcuffs after Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers had to use a grappler on an SUV before a standoff Wednesday night. Aerials from Arizona’s ...