The Livonia Police Department is gaining national attention after it posted its successful stop of a stolen car on Interstate 96. Police used a fairly new device called the Grappler Police Bumper, ...

Any questions over the power of the Grappler device can be answered in just this one picture. According to Michigan State Police Second District, the suspect of a reportedly stolen car continued ...

LIVONIA, Mich. — It might look like something you'd see in a James Bond movie (or perhaps one of the gadgets with which Mater is equipped in Cars 2), but "the Grappler" is real, and it's in Michigan.

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Leonard Stock, the inventor of the Grappler Device that was used in Livonia to stop a stolen car and later went viral, spoke to 7 News Detroita bout how the device works.

Livonia police effectively ended a high-speed chase on I-96 using the Grappler, a high-tech tool that ensnares a fleeing car’s tires to bring it to a stop. The chase involved a stolen Chevrolet Cruze, ...

LIVONIA, Mich. (FOX26) — A dramatic police chase on I-96 in Livonia ended with a stolen car losing its rear axle after officers deployed a grappling device to bring the vehicle to a stop. The incident ...

The Livonia Police Department has released dashcam footage of its successful effort to stop a stolen car Thursday on Interstate 96. As shown by the above video, the entire rear axle of the stolen ...

Police officers used a vehicle "grappling" device to stop a stolen vehicle in Livonia this week, ripping the rear axle off the stolen vehicle in the process. At approximately 7:25 a.m. Thursday, Aug.