Ponca City police officers used spike strips, timing them perfectly to stop a suspected car thief this morning. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppThe driver was clocked at traveling more than 100 mph, leading the chase through the middle of town. After the suspect crashed, a police officer sustained a minor injury.The officer was already back on the job Tuesday, but he was hurt when two police cruisers collided as the suspect's car crashed into a power pole. Body camera video shows the moments the air bags deployed. "Get on the ground! Let me see your hands! Hands! Get on the (expletive) ground! Don't (expletive) move!" said an officer. Officers said they had to use spike strips since the driver was blowing through stop signs and red lights repeatedly. While it happened early in the morning, traffic was on the road. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here."For us, it gets to the point where we have to weigh the risk to the suspect versus risk to the public. And at that point, being 5:30 in the morning and you have people waking up and coming in early to work, to the gym, to breakfast or whatever, we have to weigh what's best for our community in terms of safety," said Lt. Josh Henderson with the Ponca City Police Department. The suspect was just 16 years old. Police said it is early in their investigation, but they believe he is the same person who stole the car. He was taken into custody. Top Headlines Patrick Clancy, father of 3 slain children, completes Boston Marathon in their honor Deadly wrong-way crash sends car over barrier, plummeting 100 feet below I-40 OU student dies in single-vehicle crash a month before graduation WATCH: Sky 5 shows crews battling large flames coming from northwest Oklahoma City home Court documents reveal possible motivation behind plot to kill 2 Kansas women in Oklahoma Panhandle