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LAPD Reviews Tactics of Wild Pursuit
August 12, 2010
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The Los Angeles Police Department is reviewing the tactics and force its officers used in a wild vehicle pursuit a week ago in South Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Tonsha Wilcher, 39, had walked into the LAPD station and threatened to kill the officers at the front desk, and then got into his blue sedan and sped away.
When apprehending Wilcher, officers created the potential for deadly crossfire. The review will also look at whether officers should have immediately swarmed the car. View our earlier PoliceMag.com story for a link to video of the pursuit.
Read the full story at LATimes.com.
Tags: LAPD, Pursuing Suspects, Use-of-Force Policies
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