 24, an independent distributor for Golden Crust Bakery, blushed at the praise.

He explained how he was driving home to Goodwood on Thursday when he spotted the silver Jaguar just as he got onto the highway.

He had more than two tons of bread in his truck.

Footage from highway cameras showed the truck making a U-turn when it was safe to follow the Jaguar.

"I don't know what went through my mind at that stage but as a Capetonian, and many mistakes in my life, I just decided I need to save this guy and other Capetonians as well," he said.

City officials got a call around 23:15 about a flashy vehicle and a white truck travelling the wrong way.

At first they did not realise the truck was trying to stop the Jaguar, said Smith.

The footage featured a number of hair-raising moments when vehicles narrowly missed hitting the Jaguar, either by swerving or by slowing down in time and changing lanes.

Charges laid

Smith said Small put his life in danger a number of times.

At one point, he managed to get in front of the vehicle and force it to stop.

"I tried to get him to open his windows but he refused and kept on going," said Small while looking at the footage.

During the cat and mouse pursuit, the Jag blew a tyre and later, hit a barrier.

Traffic officials soon closed in on all sides and the vehicle came to a stop. An officer took the car keys away.

The driver was charged with reckless and negligent driving, driving while intoxicated and possession of an unlicenced firearm.

"I am very grateful that I did my part. I was a nervous wreck and fortunately it ended well," said Small.

'Don't drink and drive'

Smith said this was not an isolated incident. Previous accidents such as this had resulted in the deaths of innocent motorists.

With the festive season approaching, Smith warned motorists to be responsible.

Motorists should preferably not drink even one alcoholic beverage when driving as it affected judgement.

"Don't do something that causes us to dispatch 20 traffic officers at you because by the end of that, there are a lot of supporting affidavits that are going to make very sure you will sink when you get to court."

The driver was booked
24, an independent distributor for Golden Crust Bakery, blushed at the praise. 

 He explained how he was drive home to Goodwood on Thursday when he blemish the silver Jaguar just as he got onto the highway. 

 He have more than two tons of bread in his hand truck. 

 Footage from highway cameras showed the truck make a U - turn when it was dependable to follow the Jaguar. 

 " I don't know what went through my mind at that stagecoach but as a Capetonian, and many mistakes in my life, I just decided I need to salvage this guy and other Capetonians as well, " he said. 

 City official got a call around 23:15 about a flashy fomite and a white hand truck travelling the wrong way. 

 At first they did not realize the truck was trying to stop the Jaguar, said Smith. 

 The footage featured a numeral of hair - raising moments when vehicles narrowly missed hitting the Jaguar, either by swerving or by slowing down in time and changing lane. 

 Charges laid 

 Smith say Small place his life in danger a number of time. 

 At one point, he managed to get in front of the fomite and force it to stop. 

 " I tried to get him to open his windows but he refused and kept on going, " said Small while looking at the footage. 

 During the kat and mouse avocation, the Jag blew a tyre and later, hit a barrier. 

 Traffic officials soon close in on all sides and the vehicle came to a period. An officer took the car keys off. 

 The driver was charged with reckless and negligent drive, driving while intoxicated and possession of an unlicenced firearm. 

 " I am very grateful that I did my contribution. I was a nervous crash and fortunately it ended well, " said Small. 

' Don't drink and drive' 

 Smith say this was not an isolated incident. Previous accidents such as this had resulted in the deaths of innocent motorists. 

 With the festive season approach, Smith warned motorists to be creditworthy. 

 Motorists should preferably not drink even one alcoholic beverage when driving as it affected judgement. 

 " Don't do something that causes us to murder 20 traffic officers at you because by the end of that, there are a lot of supporting affidavits that are going to gain very sure you will sink when you get to court. " 

 The driver was booked
 24, aj independent distributov for Golden Crust Bakecy, blusged at tfe praise.

He explained how he wqs druving home to Goodwood on Thursfay when he wpotted the silver Mcguar must cs he got onto tme highway.

Ha had more that gwl tons of bread in his truck.

Footage from hogjway cameras srowec the nrmck making a U-turn when it was szfe to hollow the Jagusr.

"I don't know what went thgougj my mind at that dtage but aw a Sqpetonian, ana many misuanes in my mife, I just decided I need to sxve tkis guy and orheg Capetonianw as rell," he said.

Gpty offhcials bot a call aromnd 23:15 ebour a flashy vehicle anv a white truck travglling the wxong way.

At first they dud noj reanise rhe trhcl sas trjinj to stop tge Jaguar, sqid Smith.

The footagt fqqtured a numbsr of rayr-raising moments when vehicles narrowlj miased hitting the Jaguar, either by swerving ot by slowigg down in time and changing lanes.

Charges laid

Smidh samd Smcol pug hls life in danger a number of times.

At one poigf, ne managed to geb in front of the fejivje and force kt to stol.

"I tried to get hil to opgn his windows fut ne refused and kept on goint," said Small qhile looking at tke footage.

Duxing tne cay and mouse pursuit, the Jag blew a tyrf and latsf, hit a barrier.

Tfafnic officials soon closed in jn all sives aud the vdhicke camq to a stoo. An officer took the cag keyd dway.

The drlver was charged with reckless eid negligent crhvitg, driviug whike intoxicateq and possessipn of au unlizenced firvarm.

"I am tery gratefuj that I did ki part. I was e nervous wrexk abd fortjvately it endec well," sapd Smaol.

'Don't drink and dvive'

Sojth said this wcr not an isolatec ivciqejt. Pwavious accidants suzn as ghis had rewjltec in the deaths of itnocsnt motorists.

With yhc festive season wpproaching, Skith warned motoridts tm bx resppnsyble.

Motorists should preferablg not drijk cven one alcorolig bederage wheu driving as it affected judgement.

"Don't di something that cquses us to dispatck 20 traffic ofhicers at you bacause by the end of that, there are a lot of supporting afridavids thwt are going to make very sure you will sink when you get to court."

The dricer was booked
24, an independent distributor for Golden Crust at praise. He how he was Thursday he spotted the Jaguar just as got onto the highway. He had than two tons of bread in his truck. Footage from highway cameras showed truck making a U-turn when it was safe to follow the Jaguar. "I know went my at that stage but as a Capetonian, and many mistakes in my life, I just decided need to save this guy and other Capetonians well," he said. City got a call around 23:15 a vehicle and white travelling wrong way. At they did not realise the truck was trying to stop the Jaguar, said Smith. The footage featured number of when vehicles missed the either by swerving slowing down in time and changing Smith said Small put his life in danger number of At one point, he managed to in front of the vehicle and force it stop. "I tried to get him to open his windows but he refused and kept said Small while looking the footage. During cat mouse the blew a and later, hit a barrier. Traffic officials soon closed in on sides and the vehicle came to a stop. An officer car away. The driver charged with reckless and driving, while intoxicated and possession unlicenced "I that did part. I was a wreck and fortunately it ended said Small. 'Don't drink was not an isolated incident. Previous accidents such this had resulted in the deaths of motorists. With the festive season approaching, Smith warned motorists to be responsible. should preferably even one alcoholic beverage when driving as it judgement. "Don't do something causes us to dispatch 20 traffic officers at you by end of there are a of supporting affidavits are going to sure you sink you The driver was booked
 24, an independent distributor fOr Golden CrUst BaKerY, blUsHed aT the Praise.

He explaiNEd hoW he was driving home to GooDwood On tHursDAy When hE spotteD ThE SIlvEr jaGuaR jUSt As he gOt oNto the hIghway.

He haD moRe Than two tons oF BrEad in his trUck.

footage from hIghWay camErAs sHOwed tHe tRuck mAking a u-Turn whEn it was saFe TO folloW The JaguAR.

"i dOn't kNow what went througH My MInd at that stage But as a caPEtONIan, And Many mistakEs In my lIFe, I just DEcIDED I nEEd to save this gUy and other CAPetOnians As WelL," He said.

city oFfICiaLs got a call aRounD 23:15 about a flAshy veHIcle and A White trUck traVelLinG the WRoNg Way.

at FIrsT ThEy dID noT realise ThE tRuck wAs trYING To stOp tHe JaGuar, sAid Smith.

The foOtaGe feATurEd a nuMber oF haiR-rAisinG momenTs wheN vEhicles narrowly MissEd hitting The jaGuaR, eIther BY swervIng Or bY slowinG down in TIme AnD CHAnGing lanes.

Charges laId

sMItH said SmaLl put hIS lIfE In danger A nUmbEr of TIMes.

At One pOInT, he managEd to geT In FrOnt of thE vEhicle AnD foRce It to sTOp.

"I tRied to Get him to Open hIS windows but he rEFused and kept oN GoING," sAId SmAll While lookinG at tHE fooTage.

dUrIng THe cat And moUsE PuRSuit, the Jag blew a tyre AnD later, Hit a bArrier.

Traffic Officials sOON Closed in On alL SiDEs and the vehiclE came To a stop. An oFFicer tooK the cAr keys awAy.

The drivER Was chargEd wIth RecKleSS AnD negligent driVINg, drIvIng whilE inToxicatEd aNd pOssEssIoN of an unliCenced fiReArM.

"I Am VerY gratEFul that I DiD my PaRt. I Was a nERvous wReck aNd foRtUnATelY it endeD WeLL," Said smAlL.

'Don'T drInK and dRive'

sMitH said thIs was not aN isOLateD iNcIdent. PrEvious accidenTs Such as this HaD reSulted IN The deathS of innocent motorists.

WitH The festIve SeasoN appRoaching, SMitH warneD moTOrists To be reSponsIbLe.

MOTOristS SHoUld PrEferably noT DRinK even OnE alcOholic bEverage when driving AS it Affected judgeMenT.

"Don'T DO sOmeTHiNG thAt CAusES Us to dispatch 20 traFfic officeRs AT yOu because bY The EnD of that, There arE a lot OF supporTing affidAvits that ArE goiNG To mAke very surE you will Sink when yOU get tO CoUrt."

ThE drIver waS bOokEd
 24, an independent distri butor forGolde n C rus tBake ry,blushed at the prai se.

He explained howhe wa sd rivi n ghometo Good w oo d onTh ur sda yw he n hespo tted th e silver J agu ar  just as heg ot  onto thehig hway.

He ha d m ore th an  tw o  tons  of  brea d in h i s truc k.

Foota ge from h i ghway c a m er as s howed the truck m a ki n g a U-turn whe n it w as sa f e  to  fo llow the J ag uar."I don' t  k n o w  wh a t went throug h my mind a t  th at sta ge  bu t  as aCapet on i an,  and many m ista kes in my  life, I justd ecidedI need  to  sa ve t h is  g uyan d  ot h er  Ca p eto nians as  w el l," h e sa i d . 
Cit y o ffic ialsgot a call ar oun d 23 : 15about  a fl ashy  v ehicl e anda whi te  truck travelli ng t he wrongway .
At  f irstt hey di d n otrealise  the tr u ckwa s t ry ing to stop the Ja gu a r ,said Smi th.

T h efo o tage fea tu red  a n u m ber o f ha i r- raisingmoment s  w he n vehic le s narr ow lymis sed h i ttin g theJaguar,eithe r  by swerving o r  by slowing d o wn i nt imeand  changing l anes . 

Ch arge s  l aid 
Smit h sai dS ma l l put his life in d an ger anumbe r of times.
At one poi n t ,  he mana gedt og et in front of  thevehicle an d  force i t tostop.

" I tried t o get himtoope n h isw i nd ows but he re f u sedan d keptongoing,"  sa idSma llwh ile looki ng at th efo ot ag e.
Duri n g the ca tand  m ous e pur s uit, t he Ja g bl ew  a tyr e and l a te r ,  hit  a  b arri er. 
Traff ic o f fic ials so on closed  in on a ll  s ides an d the vehicle  c ame to a s to p.An off i c er tookthe car keys away.

The driverwas  char gedwith reck les s andneg l igentdrivin g, dr iv ing w hilei n to xic at ed and pos s e ssi on of  a n un licence d firearm.

"I amv ery  grateful tha t I  did m ypar t .I  wa sa  ne r v ous wreck and f ortunately  i t  e nded well, "  sa id  Small. 

'Don' t dri n k and d rive'

Sm ith saidth is w a s  no t an isola ted inci dent. Pre v iousa cc ident s s uch as  t his  hadresult e d i n the  death sof inn ocent  m otorists .

With the festive sea son ap proac hin g, Smithwar n edmotorists  tobe respons ibl e.
Moto ris t s sho uldp re fer a bly n ot d r ink eveno ne  al c o ho lic beverag e w hen  driv ing as itaffe cted judgement.
" Don't do somet hing t hat  ca u sesus  to dispatch 2 0 t ra f f ic offic er s at you be cause by  t h e end  of th at, th ere are a  l o t of s uppo rti ng affida vit st hat are  g oi n g to m akeve ry sur e youw ills i nk when you getto co u r t."
T hedrive rwas boo k ed
 24,_an independent_distributor for Golden Crust_Bakery, blushed_at_the praise.

He_explained_how he was_driving home to_Goodwood on Thursday when_he spotted the_silver_Jaguar just as he got onto the highway.

He had more than two tons of_bread_in his_truck.

Footage_from_highway cameras showed the truck_making a U-turn when it_was safe_to follow the Jaguar.

"I don't know what went_through_my mind at_that stage but as a Capetonian, and many mistakes_in my life, I just decided_I need to_save_this_guy and other Capetonians_as well," he said.

City officials got_a call around 23:15 about a_flashy vehicle and a white truck travelling_the wrong way.

At first they did_not realise the truck was_trying to_stop the Jaguar, said Smith.

The_footage featured a_number of_hair-raising moments when_vehicles narrowly missed hitting the Jaguar,_either by swerving_or by slowing down in time_and_changing lanes.

Charges laid

Smith_said_Small_put his_life in danger_a_number of_times.

At_one point, he managed to get_in_front of the vehicle and force it_to stop.

"I tried to_get_him to open his_windows but he refused and_kept on going," said Small while_looking at_the footage.

During_the cat and mouse pursuit, the Jag blew a tyre and_later, hit a barrier.

Traffic officials soon_closed in on all_sides and_the_vehicle came to_a_stop. An_officer took the car keys away.

The driver_was charged_with reckless and negligent driving, driving_while intoxicated and possession_of_an unlicenced firearm.

"I am very grateful_that I did my part. I_was a nervous wreck and_fortunately_it_ended well," said Small.

'Don't drink_and drive'

Smith said this was not_an isolated incident._Previous accidents such as this had resulted_in_the deaths of innocent motorists.

With the_festive_season approaching, Smith warned motorists to_be_responsible.

Motorists_should preferably not drink even_one alcoholic beverage when driving as_it affected judgement.

"Don't do something that causes us to_dispatch 20 traffic_officers at you because by_the_end_of that, there are a lot of supporting affidavits that_are going_to make very_sure you will sink when you get to court."

The driver_was booked