Douglas County Sheriff's Office uses Grappler after latest DUI arrest on E-470

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Douglas County, CO - Colorado law enforcement continues to tout the success of the Grappler Police Bumper in getting what it calls dangerous drivers off the road.

The latest example occurred early Saturday morning on E-470 in Aurora and involves a 20-year-old alleged drunk driver who the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said led deputies and Aurora police on a pursuit that ended with a successful Grappler deployment.

The suspect, Braydon Roa, was arrested on suspicion of felony eluding, DUI and unlawful possession of a false driver’s license, according to the sheriff’s office.

The sheriff’s office said Roa was initially found by the Colorado State Patrol unresponsive inside his vehicle parked on the roadway.

When medical personnel arrived, the man suddenly drove off, leading multiple law enforcement agencies on a pursuit on E-470, according to the sheriff’s office.

Despite attempts to stop Roa’s vehicle with stop sticks, the suspect continued until deputies deployed a Grappler device near South Quebec Street, bringing the pursuit to an end, the sheriff’s said.

Authorities said Roa, who had struck a concrete barrier multiple times, was taken into custody by Aurora police without incident.