Advocacy Against Unnecessary Police Pursuits

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[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row full_height=”yes”][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]So, why do we care? Because Paul Farris, Walid Chahine and thousands of other innocent bystanders should still be alive today.

How long must we live with weak and inconsistent police pursuit policies. Why is there no and a lack of public outrage about pursuit-related deaths and injuries of the innocent?

Pursuits, like the one that killed Paul and Walid and that so seriously injured Katelyn Hoyt, happen every single day – and someone else’s son, daughter, mother, father, friend dies every single day.

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 You Can Help

You can be an advocate for change. Perhaps a change made in your city, town, county or state may save the life of someone dear to you. We are not advocating the complete elimination of police pursuits – because sometimes such a pursuit is necessary.

But a dangerous pursuit should NEVER occur because of simple traffic misdemeanors and pursuits must ALWAYS be broken off when it crosses into densely populated areas.

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