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4:40Now PlayingA new report released by the federal government strongly urges law enforcement agencies to enact policies to reduce high-speed chases in their communities.
The centerpiece of the report’s recommendations, published this week by U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), suggests pursuits should only take place when an officer is aware a violent crime has been committed or when the suspect poses an imminent threat to commit another violent crime, not the danger created from the suspect’s driving as they flee from police.
While previous studies have made similar recommendations, what sets this report apart is the broad consensus developed with input from dozens of pursuit policies and guidance from police leaders in local, sheriffs’, state, and tribal agencies.
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