A police patrol in Nîmes noticed a vehicle not moving at a green traffic light during the night on Friday to Saturday around 2:30 AM. The officers approached the car and questioned the driver, who did not turn off the engine and instead accelerated. This led to a high-speed chase through several kilometers of Nîmes streets, including the perimeter road and Saint-Gilles Avenue, with the driver engaging in dangerous driving maneuvers. During the chase, the driver took roads in the wrong direction, ignored prohibited directions, and refused to slow down. The pursuit ended when the driver's vehicle collided with police officers. The crash resulted in injuries to both the driver and three police officers, who were evacuated to the CHU for treatment. The severity of the injuries has not been disclosed. Bruno Bartocetti, the regional head of the UN1TÉ Police union, expressed his support for the injured officers. He highlighted a growing trend of people refusing to comply with law enforcement, which he says has increased risks for police officers in recent years. Bartocetti emphasized the importance of respecting the authority of law enforcement to ensure the safety of both officers and the public. The incident has raised concerns about the increasing challenges faced by police in carrying out their duties. Authorities are likely to review the circumstances of the chase and the driver's actions to determine if any legal charges will be filed. Meanwhile, the injured officers are receiving medical attention, and the community is being reminded of the need for cooperation with law enforcement to prevent such dangerous situations.