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History Short: Most Famous Police Chase Ever #Shorts
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June 17, 2025
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1:22Now PlayingOn June 17, 1994, after former NFL legend OJ Simpson failed to turn himself in to authorities after promising to do so, the LAPD spotted the accused murderer being driven in a 1993 Ford Bronco down the 405 and began a low-speed chase of the suspect which was televised live for 95 million American viewers.
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