09-13-2015, 05:05 PM
(09-13-2015, 03:39 PM)fredtoast Wrote: People are making this too complicated.
The only time a high speed chase is justified is if the person fleeing is a danger to hurt or injure someone. It is not worth getting some one killed in order to catch a non-violent criminal.
A few non-violent criminals will escape justice (at least for a while), but that does not matter when weighed against the lives of innocent people.
This...this...this.
A thousand times this!
The question is what is the risk / reward to such actions and what policy decides when and where to conduct the chases. Is the warning or small ticket for a "routine" stop worth possible killing someone?
Not: "Screw the police they're killing people!!!"
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