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• Many criminals can be reformed, and eventually do come
to the point in their lives that a criminal lifestyle is more
trouble than it's worth to them. Unfortunately, by the time
some of them do that, they have incurred a prison sentence
that will keep them behind bars until they die.
• Criminals who do not fit into the above category are mostly
predators and should be locked up permanently.
• never say, "now I've seen it all." There will always be innovators.
• Take away alcohol and stupid, and the world would require
about 90% fewer cops.
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law enforcement and the police
What's the best way to escape the
police in a high-speed car chase?
Justin Freeman, Former Patrol Officer
Simple: Elude law enforcement in a jurisdiction with a strict
pursuit policy. In my department, unless a suspect vehicle
was an obvious DWI (swerving white line to white line, erratic
speed changes) or had committed a violent felony, vehicle
pursuits got cancelled by a commander almost instantly.
There is so much liability at play in a pursuit situation that
many departments are getting very conservative in their response
protocols to situations like this.
As far as maneuvering tactics when they're actually pursuing
you, there's really no sense diving in — you've got too many
things going against you:
• Communication. every involved officer, as well as their supervisors
and their supervisors' supervisors, have radios,
both in-car and portable on their person. Can you dial
your cell phone and drive with one hand at 120 mph while
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