Hundreds of Americans die in police chases every year. Now a new DOJ report recommends police only pursue potential suspects in certain scenarios.
People expect law enforcement to track down suspects accused of crimes, but how Georgia troopers do it is under scrutiny.released by the federal government strongly urges law enforcement agencies to enact policies to reduce high-speed chases in their communities.
According to the dash camera video of the 2021 incident, the pursuit started when Charlie Moore pulled over on a Paulding County, Georgia, rural road. Moore’s teenage son was in the vehicle’s passenger seat, while Boykins, a friend, was in a backseat. According to the incident report and the dash camera video, Peterson’s speed topped 95 miles per hour. He passed the two deputy patrol cars on a narrow two-lane road at night, eventually reaching Moore’s vehicle and knocking him off the road using a maneuver known as precision immobilization technique .
This past May, Moore pleaded guilty to multiple charges including homicide by vehicle. He’s serving a 15-year prison sentence.According to Trooper Peterson’s personnel file, he did not face any disciplinary action for the pursuit. Attorneys for Leden Boykin’s family filed a federal lawsuit against the Georgia Department of Public Safety in September. That case is still pending.
Other recommendations in the report include prohibiting pursuits involving feeling motorcyclists; requiring supervisor approval to continue chases; and only allowing officers with pursuit training to engage in chases.
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