News Mar 10, 2023 at 1:41 pm

A Bill to Relax Police Chase Restrictions Remains Unpopular in the House

Since 2013, thirty people in Washington have been killed in high-speed chases, nearly half bystanders or passengers. RS / ANTHONY KEO

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So what exactly is the need for a cop in a deadly high-speed pursuit? What does the death of someone satisfy in a cop?

The only need is for society to apprehend a dangerous person quickly for public safety. A death is a tragedy but it doesn't satisfy anyone's need. The cop needs the internal investigation, desk job, public harassment, loss of income, tremendous paperwork, like a hole in the head.

It's totally plausible that a death in a high-speed chase will torment the lives of the cops involved forever. I mean, after all , where do cops from from, right? The working class. Democrats themselves. Most have a conscious. That's the prevailing human condition in all occupations.

Even Will wasn't this snarky.

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How many police pursuits of stolen vehicles result in injury/death to innocent bystanders compared to letting the stolen vehicle flee? And then be used in a crime resulting in the injury/death to innocent bystanders?

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@2: How many people die because the police can't do their job?

https://mynorthwest.com/3850750/rantz-two-kids-are-dead-thanks-to-irresponsible-democrat-policy/


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