@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking Dont think win or lose.
The scrotes are likely on substances or alcohol.
So to use that metric is pointless.
The only way the police would stop that vehicle are. 1. It runs out of fuel.
2. It crashes
3. Helicopter
4. Tyre puncture.
@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking I blame the scrotes too!
But the police have strict guidelines regards pursuits.
โAdvanced pursuit trained drivers.
โNeed to get permission from control.
โConstant risk assessment.
You will discover they will be now further tightened to deter pursuits.
@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking Make it personal.
What if two of your loved ones lost their lives because of a stolen car pursuit.
Do you think it was worth it?
@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking What the police rules state.
Officers must continuously balance the necessity of apprehending a suspect against the immediate threat, risk, and harm to the public.
@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking Who would be alive, had they not committed to a pursuit.
Fault lies with the criminals firstly and secondly to the
standard operating procedure of police pursuits.
@mattytan75@Davecentrum@BBCBreaking Yes let them go.
The risk of injury to the public is greater than their capture.
Not all crimes are solved.
Do i condone crime no, but i dont want innocent people to lose their lives in a police pursuit.