#OJ SIMPSON FAMOUS PHOTO POLICE CHASW MOVIE#
If the new 2021 Ford Bronco makes you feel like you've seen this before somewhere, recall the 2004 Ford Bronco concept and its inclusion in the all-but-forgotten 2018 movie Rampage (reportedly at starring actor Dwayne Johnson's request). As for the Bronco used in the chase, it was actually owned by Cowlings at the time, then quickly sold to Simpson's agent who unsuccessfully tried to sell it on the television show Pawn Stars for over a million dollars in 2017.
It was a sadly foreboding scene, with Ford canceling the Bronco at the end of the following year. The chase ended at Simpson's Brentwood mansion where he ultimately surrendered to police. Fans even cheered the Bronco as it passed by and held up signs of support for their football hero on freeway overpasses. For anyone watching live at the time (and there were many-it was perhaps the most-watched police chase to have been televised to that point), it was a scene indelibly ingrained into memory. Simpson, who'd just been charged with two counts of murder, led a gaggle of police cars on a low-speed, two-hour-long chase through Los Angeles freeways. That was the night that a white 1993 Ford Bronco driven by Al Cowlings and concealing his former NFL teammate O.J.
While we're sure that more than one Ford Bronco has been used as a getaway vehicle, the most famous occurrence must have happened on the evening of June 17, 1994.
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