Horrifying moment suspect hits his own MOTHER with his car and sends her flying into the air while trying to flee cops

Horrifying footage has captured the moment a man rammed his car into his own mother during a horror high-speed police pursuit.

The suspect, named as JaJuan Burley, 38, allegedly accelerated into his mom Juanita Gray, 57, before he became embroiled in a terrifying shootout with police on Friday morning in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Burley was struck by one of the shots, and an officer was grazed by another, with both reportedly suffering non-life-threatening injuries.

The chaos erupted shortly before 10am Friday, when the Fort Wayne Police Department said they began pursuing a motorist after they refused to pull over.

The suspect then led cops on a high-speed chase to his mother’s house, where police said she and her son exchanged something before he took off again, reports 21ALiveNews.

When she tried to go back inside, her son accelerated his vehicle into her, sending her several feet into the air while shocked onlookers could be heard exclaiming. The footage concludes as several gunshots ring out.

Despite being alarmingly flung into the air by the impact, Gray refused medical treatment at the scene and is expected to make a full recovery.

The man led cops on a high speed chase to his mother’s house, where police said some form of argument ensued before he drove into his mom

Despite being sent several feet into the air, the woman, who has not been named, is expected to be okay after she was rushed to hospital.

The incident remains under investigation, and the Fort Wayne Police Department claimed Burley was shot because of a ‘dangerous situation created by the suspect.’

Crime scene tape could be seen around the home after the chaos concluded.

Burley has been charged with battery of a deadly weapon, attempted murder, disarming, resisting arrest in a vehicle, and criminal recklessness, with narcotics charges are pending.

After her brush with death, Gray is also faces charges of obstruction of justice. Further information over the reason for this charge was not immediately released.