ATLANTA, GA -- Georgia's Holly Springs Police Department has released dramatic video of a high-speed police chase that killed one suspect and left another paralyzed.

Police said the chase last month started after four men armed with handguns walked into a pawn shop in Canton and robbed the owners of $25,000 in cash.

A Canton police officer spotted the suspects' vehicle as it was headed toward I-575 southbound.

That's also where a Holly Springs police officer, whose dash cam recorded the events that followed jumped into the chase.

Sgt. William Rownd met the vehicle at the Sixes Road overpass to I-575, where the suspect vehicle exited and flew across the intersection back onto I-575.

That was the beginning of a 19-mile chase that reached speeds well over 100 mph.

The suspects' vehicle weaved in and out of traffic as police officers followed close behind.

Twice Cherokee County Sheriff's deputies used stop sticks to try to flatten the suspect vehicle's tires.

At one point, the fleeing car lost control and almost veered into the oncoming lanes of traffic, but the chase was far from over.

It finally came to an end at the exit ramp to the Lowery Marietta Parkway on I-75.

There, the suspect's vehicle crossed several lanes and lost control, sliding into the median and rolling over four times out of camera view.

One suspect ran on foot, followed by another who was carrying the $25,000 in cash from the robbery.

Both were captured.

Another suspect was thrown from the vehicle when it rolled over and died at the scene.

A fourth man had to be cut out of the car and is now paralyzed from the neck down.

Shortly after the crash a blue pickup truck pulled up to the accident scene with two women inside.

Police later learned the women were supposed to be driving the switch vehicle for the robbery.

Those two women were also taken into custody.