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Sometimes you have to wonder if the Cops are having their fun as well.
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Sometimes you have to wonder if the Cops are having their fun as well.

As an Police Officer from Denmark I can tell that we do NOT work like this...
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I'm not defending the Mustang driver at all for running from the cops, but speeding alone in NO WAY should have warranted a high speed police chase like that. The officer should get close enough to get the license plate and back off. Chases should only be reserved for kidnappings or for reasonable suspicion that a serious felony has occurred. Sometimes I wonder if the officer's pride is at stake, in their minds "I can safely catch this guy". Much of the time police chases end in wrecks with innocents being hurt or worse.
Fair enough. But now put yourselves in the cop's shoes. You see a guy speeding. You ask him to pull over, but instead of doing that he steps on the gas and tries to run away from you. That's extremely suspicious. No one in their right mind would take such a huge risk just for the sake of a lousy speed ticket. So you're now thinking that he must have something more serious to hide. You don't know that a serious felony hasn't occurred, you don't know that he isn't armed and dangerous, you don't know that he hasn't got a hostage. All you know is, he's behaving as if this were the case. He could be drunk. Or the car could be stolen.Yea... I can understand a high speed pursuit if he's armed and dangerous or has a hostage, but not for going a little over the speed limit. It's a needless risk of collateral damage.
A myth, along with there cars having a special computer chip for more powerDidn't some state troopers used to have nitrous in their cars? Or was that an urban myth?
They have gps trackers that shoot and attach to the back vehicle. Seen it used several times on livePD. Pretty neatsee, this is why we need magnetic GPS trackers that you can shoot out of a 12 gauge. Or 'pop the trunk and launch' drones. Or better yet, high energy directed ray guns built into the front grill and fry his car's computer.
Then you have to prove the who was driving. If there is no direct evidence such as a photo of driver then this can be very hardIt’s just not worth the “what if”. Chase crashes kill many innocent people every year. You get the plate number, Issue a bolo, and got to their house.
It’s unreal how many chases end in crashes. Adrenaline combined with alcohol and poor driving skills equals a bad outcome.
Just scroll through the news.
https://www.google.com/search?q=pol...hUPhuAKHaHqDZMQ_AUoAXoECBQQAQ&biw=768&bih=922
Didn't some state troopers used to have nitrous in their cars? Or was that an urban myth?
Passed, past, it’s all the same.This guy was an idiot. He drove right passed the police.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/37336...ph-fleeing-from-police-on-arkansas-interstate
Takes too long. Getting a helicopter off the ground in a lot of areas can take up to an hour.Dispatch should have called off chase...cop should have requested air support