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I find that story challenging to believe. Fleeing an officer would be probable cause for an officer to enter the property to make an arrest. I can't count the n
by SwellJoe 11y ago
I find that story challenging to believe. Fleeing an officer would be probable cause for an officer to enter the property to make an arrest. I can't count the number of times I saw it on Cops (when I worked at a TV station that aired the show)...someone fleeing from a minor traffic violation goes into their home, police follow and make a dramatic arrest. It's not like playing "tag"; there is no "base" that protects you from being tagged by police in pursuit.
- marvy 11y agoYou could try escaping to an area where they don't have jurisdiction. "Run a red light? Drive to Canada!"
- techdragon 11y agoIf I ever make a driving game... This will be in it. I just love the absurdity of running a red light somewhere like California, Texas or Florida, then just going "F*&( it, TO CANADA!!!!!" <sound of engine revving up as driver floors it>
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- aaronkrolik 11y agoFunny you say that! This was a problem with drug smuggling. Now they have the shiprider program [0]. Basically a Canadian patrol boat has 1 american officer on it to make arrests if it crosses a border, and vice versa. [0] http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ibet-eipf/shiprider-eng.htm http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ibet-eipf/shiprider-eng.htm
- DonHopkins 11y agoI bet OJ Simpson wishes he had his own private police force, a well defended secure compound, and a world class legal department on retainer and speed dial, like Larry Ellison does.