Toronto Police arrested the alleged driver of a stolen emergency vehicle on Wednesday afternoon, and a video has emerged that appears to show a shocking pursuit through city streets.

Police report that the incident occurred at Spadina and Dundas just after 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, when a Toronto Paramedic supervisor's vehicle was stolen. Police allege that the driver fled westbound on Dundas before the vehicle was eventually located with minor damage, and a male was placed in custody.

STOLEN VEHICLE:
Spadina Ave and Dundas St
3:33 pm
-Toronto Paramedic supervisor's vehicle stolen
-one male occupant
-vehicle traveled W/B on Dundas St W
轻微损坏被盗车辆
-vehicle located
-one male in custody
-No injuries#GO1739648
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— Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations)July 26, 2023

Just over half an hour after police tweeted their report on the incident, another Twitter user replied with what appears to be a dashcam video of the chase.

The video, which has not been independently verified by blogTO, aligns with the timeline provided by TPS, showing a paramedic supervisor vehicle barrelling along Church Street with its emergency lights flashing.

A full account of the pursuit has not been shared by police, however, the vehicle was stolen at Spadina and Dundas, was seen travelling through the Church and Gerrard intersection, and was finally apprehended at Dundas and Victoria.

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— Thales Benigno Franco (@BenignoThales)July 26, 2023

The theft has people wondering how the male driver managed to get access to the paramedic vehicle.

Was the key in the ignition and vehicle left unattended? Some good tips here.https://t.co/FufAaG8KPppic.twitter.com/w5sfeTiszG

— nicolas bello (@nbellotoronto)July 26, 2023

It's just another shocking story that has people comparing the GTA to the video game franchise it shares an acronym with (Grand Theft Auto) to illustrate the increasingly brazen criminal activity in Toronto.

The city is turning into GTA

— Inno (@TheRealInno905)July 27, 2023

While nobody was injured in the incident, the emergency vehicle sustained minor damage including a flat front left tire and minor damage including dings and dents on the driver side.