Thread: This one's going down
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Old 23-12-2009, 22:06   #411
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Re: This one's going down
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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
in the same situation Flyboy what would you have done ?
I would have:

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slow down a bit? It would not have taken much off the pursuit time, to have slowed down to forty miles per hour, allowing enough stopping time in the event of an emergency.


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Originally Posted by Flyboy View Post
For many years, it has been the requirement of all police drivers to carry out dynamic risk assessments when conducting a pursuit. As I said earlier, the driver of the subject vehicle was not evading capture, so therefore it appears there was little need for that speed.
i suggest you watch the video again and try to understand what was happening
I have and still don't get the point you are making, perhaps you could explain.

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
the whys and wherefors of what he did wrong have been done to death you have your opinion i have mine ,we will never agree so i don't see the point of rehashing old news

and there wasn't a high speed pursuit ,he accelerated to catch up with the car that is not by any stretch of your imagination a high speed pursuit
Definition of pursuit and high speed, please explain.
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