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A good question by Bubba about pursuit policy was met by a less than adequate answer. Of course every pursuit is based on judgement, but that’s not a policy. A policy would include (for instance) top allowed speed..can an officer exceed 100mph? Some reasonable guidelines need to be in place if they aren’t currently.

Don Dix

tagup - you obviously have experience with law enforcement pursuit, right?

Don Dix

tagup - you obviously have experience with law enforcement pursuit, right?

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Not sure what my experience has to do with anything…. having basic pursuit policies is place creates expectations for officers and protects the public safety & county liability. The fact that the leader of the department gives a vague “it all depends” answer is a little concerning.

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