In February, a pursuit in Lynwood ended when the suspect's car plowed into a car with a married couple heading home from a quinceañera, killing the couple and the passenger in the suspect's car. Those chases and their outcomes saw people calling for a change in how law enfocement handle police chases. "The important part of this feature is that you don't lose any steering, and you don't lose any breaking," Argomaniz said. A stick-on GPS tracker launched from a patrol car onto a pursuit suspect's vehicle. In neighboring Arizona, the highway patrol is one of several agencies using a device called the Grappler Police Bumper, which launches a net at the rear wheel of a pursuit suspect's vehicle.