A police chase in downtown Tulsa ended in a violent crash near the Federal Building on South Boulder.

The chase happened around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, with speeds reaching 70 miles per hour, until the suspect collided with another SUV

The suspect was driving so dangerously that, at one point, the chase was called off.

The damage from the crash stretches for more than a city block.  Pieces of both SUVs were scattered all the way from the Williams Center to the South edge Federal Building.

Mikey Madalone witnessed the crash.  He says that "right after the car flipped, it looked like a lamp post or the car exploded."

Madalone says he saw the whole thing as a black Cadillac Escalade went racing by the parking garage he was pulling out of.

"We were probably a foot away from being involved," said Madalone.

Police say the vehicle is stolen.  The chase began downtown and continued to 15th and Utica, where it was called off.  The chase started again downtown, ending when the driver hit a woman's SUV at 3rd and Boulder.  That vehicle was flipped several times.  Luckily, the woman inside was able to walk away.

"It was scary," said the woman.  "What scared me the most was the airbags were smoking and it was like I can't get out."

She called her daughter for a ride home.  The daughter says about her mom, "she's doing good.  She's going to be sore.  I may have to force her to go get checked out to make sure everything's fine, but it looks like all she got is just a rash."

The suspect, however, suffered a serious head injury, according to police.

The suspect's name and age haven't been released.