LEG BAIL

1.	LEG BAIL	1 up, 0 down
	A vehicle stop that immediately turns into a foot pursuit. This is often acceptable radio jargon: Officer:"B21 Vehicle Stop" Dispatch:"B21" Officer: "California ABC123 at the intersection of Meade and 1st" Officer: "B21, leg bail NB 1st, WMA, [physical description]" Dispatch announces emergency traffic only, foot pursuit, etc. by Lindsey Bertomen on May 18, 2012
2.	LEG BAIL	1 up, 0 down
	Running from police to avoid arrest. by Tim Dees on Jun 06, 2012

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