A suspect who fled a store after a shoplifting attempt was foiled went off road to try to elude Oklahoma police in a wild chase last week that was captured on dashboard camera footage.

The pursuit happened Oct. 6 when Oklahoma City police responded to call concerning a shoplifter at a Walmart, KOCO-TV reports. According to the call, a man had put roughly $400 worth of merchandise in bags and tried to leave with them.

But when the suspect was confronted by store security, he left the merchandise at the store and fled in a white pickup truck.

Police officers, who were unaware that the merchandise was left behind, caught up with the pickup and tried to pull the vehicle over. The driver, however, refused to stop, cutting through the Walmart parking lot to reach the roadway.

The pickup reached speeds of around 80 mph as the chase progressed, and the suspect began driving off road across grassy fields with officers in pursuit. The driver then circled a warehouse before heading off road again.

Finally, the vehicle became disabled near train tracks, and the suspect abandoned it, fleeing on foot. Police apprehended a passenger in the pickup, but the driver escaped.

It's unclear if police located and captured the driver. No details were released concerning possible charges, if any, against the passenger.