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Pursuit Policy: Putting Unnecessary Cases
In my pursuit policy my deputies will be expected to abide by the following rules. Putting innocent citizens’ life in danger in a chase is prohibited. If the suspect is thought to be dangerous backup will be called and the subject will be cornered in. Unless the suspect has put someone’s life in danger and a chase is the only option it is prohibited. As for a chase through another town under other jurisdiction, it will not happen. When you are close to crossing into another jurisdiction it needs to be called in and handled in that county. Unnecessary lawsuits are brought forth and can be prevented. Unless a pursuit is an absolute have to then it will not happen. If it will carry on into another county and their deputies cannot make it to them

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