You can certainly do that, but if you're essentially spending two chapters writing the same exact scene, you run the risk of losing the story's momentum.
I'd look at my outline and ask these questions:
Is the antagonist's POV necessary?
If yes, does it require an entire chapter?
Can the story's purpose be served by a brief teaser at the end of the chapter instead?
For that last question, I mean something like this:
Writing the chapter from detective's POV, in which s/he is involved in exciting things--and once or twice, s/he notices guy in car as the only one not looking scared/excited, filming it on his smartphone, helping, or getting in the way. Detective can think, "That's odd" or "People suck".
Then with a line break or three asterisks a short paragraph of 2-3 sentences from the antagonist's POV.
End chapter.