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29-03-2010, 06:28 PM
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moonlight rider
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Rotorua New Zealand
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I have noticed a pattern that has been forming but did'nt think too much of it until recently and has really got me thinking,here goes,why is it that the police(over here in nz not to sure about oz)when involved in a vehicle chase that ends in disaster or bad crash always state firstly that they called off the pursuit 100 metres before they crash(sometimes fatal) or a minute etc,it gets said after nearly evertime i see a chase on the news.What they are basically saying is these speedsters go even harder after they see the cops back off and make huge driving mistakes,would'nt it happen in the heat of a pursuit?,I just find it all a bit suspect to fall back on the calling off the pursuit line everytime someone is killed or injured...Your thoughts.
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Calling off chases?
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