‘You got me, bro:’ Driver gets away from Sandy Springs police once, but couldn’t do it twice

A man tried to get away from police in Sandy Springs, but wasn’t able to outrun them.

Just after midnight on Saturday morning, police tried pulling over a black Chevrolet Camaro, but the driver sped off.

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Officers eventually spotted the car again as it tried to leave an apartment complex.

Dash and body camera video show a patrol car crashing into the Camaro to stop it from leaving.

As the driver, who was later identified as Dedrick Cardel Hartsfield, got out of the car and began repeating, “You got me, bro,” as he was getting on the ground and being handcuffed.

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Investigators later learned the car had been reported stolen.

Hartsfield was arrested and charged with theft by receiving stolen property, possession of a firearm during commission of a crime, removal of motor vehicle identification number and attempting to misrepresent tag.

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