Exclusive: Surveillance video shows officer pull toddler from car after police chase ends near downtown Mobile

The child’s father, Curtis Shamburger, was behind the wheel according to police.

In the video, you can see a police officer pull the 3-year-old from the car.The crash happened outside a gas station on Springhill Avenue Thursday afternoon.

According to police, an officer tried to pull Shamburger over for a traffic stop on St. Stephens Road but he refused to stop. Investigators say that’s when the pursuit started and Shamburger made his way down Springhill going 60 mph. When Shamburger tries to turn the corner at Kennedy Street the car slams straight into a palm tree, causing the tree to lean over.He was rushed to the hospital.After searching the car officers say they found drugs.

According to jail records Shamburger faces several charges including attempting to elude, reckless endangerment, assault, and possession of marijuana.

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