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  • Robbery suspect fired at officers during pursuit in Charlotte, CMPD says

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    A robbery suspect fired at officers during a pursuit in Charlotte on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, before crashing and trying to run away, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said.

    A robbery suspect fired at officers during a pursuit in Charlotte on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, before crashing and trying to run away, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said.


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    A robbery suspect fired at officers during a pursuit in Charlotte on Friday before crashing and trying to run away, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police said.

    Officers responding to a robbery call around 3:20 a.m. in the 500 block of Summit Avenue tried to stop the suspect as he drove from the scene, according to a CMPD news release. The driver kept going, police said.

    During the pursuit, “officers reported hearing gunfire coming from the suspect vehicle in their direction,” according to the police news release.

    The driver crashed in the 3600 block of Morris Field Drive in west Charlotte. Police and one of their dogs caught up with the driver when he ran.

    Driver faces multiple charges

    Police charged the 23-year-old driver, Christopher Jaiquan Chisholm, with attempted first-degree murder, felony fee/elude arrest, robbery with a dangerous weapon, vehicle larceny, firearm by a felon and six counts of assault with a firearm on a law enforcement officer.

    Chisholm was convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon in 2022 and sentenced to up to six years in prison, court records show. He’d been in jail awaiting trial on the offense since 2018, according to court documents.

    Chisholm is scheduled to appear in court at 10 a.m. Monday, court records show.

    No officers were injured, and no cars were hit by the gunfire, police said. No officers fired their guns.

    Police asked anyone with information about the incident to call CMPD at 704-432-8477 or the Charlotte Crime Stoppers anonymous tips line at 704-334-1600.

    This story was originally published February 7, 2026 at 7:54 AM.

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  • Orange County driver killed when pursuit suspect crashes into their vehicle

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    A police pursuit that started in Anaheim on Wednesday night ended with the suspect’s vehicle colliding with another car, killing the driver, officials said.

    A driver who fled a traffic stop led Anaheim police into the neighboring city of Placentia, said Anaheim police Sgt. Eric Anderson.

    The suspect crashed into another vehicle near the intersection of Bradford and Madison avenues, killing the other driver, Anderson said.

    A third vehicle was then struck in the crash and that driver suffered minor injuries, he said. The suspect who fled police was taken into custody.

    “I saw a car driving like at least 70 mph, and he ran the red light, so I was able to break in time,” Maria Torres told KABC. “I just saw the cops running behind him. It seemed like it was a pursuit, so I called 911 and it confirmed that it was a pursuit. It must’ve been like less than a foot away from hitting me.”

    The identity of the driver was not immediately available. Police did not provide details on why they had initially contacted the suspect.

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  • ‘Wild and dangerous’ police chase halts traffic on I-270 in Montgomery Co. – WTOP News

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    A “wild and dangerous police pursuit” that started in Frederick County, Maryland, came to a stop on Interstate 270 in Montgomery County.

    WTOP Traffic Reporter Dave Dildine reports on the wrong way driver during the police pursuit

    A “wild and dangerous police pursuit” that started in Frederick County, Maryland, came to a stop on Interstate 270 in Montgomery County.

    It happened Friday during the afternoon rush. WTOP’s Traffic Center fielded several calls from panicked listeners who said they saw someone driving southbound on I-270 “lane-splitting the northbound lanes and going head-first into oncoming traffic,” WTOP Traffic reporter Dave Dildine said.

    The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said in a post on Facebook that its deputies were involved in the pursuit as it continued into Montgomery County. The driver of the vehicle, a man, was detained and the sheriff’s office said there is “no further threat to the community.”

    The pursuit came to a stop when the driver crashed near the Comus Road overpass in Clarksburg, Dildine said.

    WTOP’s news partner 7News reports that the man then jumped out of the car while holding a child, using them as a hostage.

    All lanes of I-270 were shutdown for more than an hour during the standoff. Hundreds of drivers idled in place between Route 121 and Route 109 as police worked to bring the situation under control.

    The Maryland State Highway Administration diverted northbound traffic at Father Hurley Boulevard while southbound drivers were sent onto Route 109 into Hyattstown. Long backups formed on nearby Route 355 and Route 27.

    All lanes of I-270 reopened shortly before 7 p.m.

    WTOP’s Abigail Constantino and Dave Dildine contributed to this report.

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  • SUV driver collides with cars in Huntington Park chase

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    A Mercedes-Benz SUV driver involved in several collisions in Huntington Park crashed into the side of a car at the end of a high-speed chase.

    The man was possibly wanted in connection with a robbery, police said. Details about the crime were not immediately available.

    The driver collided with two cars at a Huntington Park intersection and ran at least one red light before crashing into the driver’s side of a car at Malabar Street and Gage Avenue in the southern Los Angeles County community. It was not immediately clear whether anyone was injured, but video from NewsChopper4 showed someone being placed in an ambulance.

    The SUV and car rolled to a stop on a sidewalk. The shirtless SUV driver in white pants ran from the vehicle and was taken into custody by officers after entering a garage.

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  • Pursuit of motorcycle rider wanted in deputy shooting ends in freeway crash

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    A motorcycle rider wanted in connection with the shooting of a San Bernardino County Sheriff’s deputy in the Rancho Cucamonga area crashed at the end of a high-speed freeway chase.

    The shooting was reported at about midday in the 12300 block of Hollyhock Drive. Details about what led to the shooting and the deputy’s condition were not immediately available.

    The motorcyclist was on the 210 Freeway when the bike struck another vehicle. The rider was thrown from the motorcycle.

    Details about the rider’s condition were not immediately available.

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  • Father critically injured after car slams into Sacramento home

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    A Sacramento family is grappling with the aftermath of a police chase that ended when a stolen vehicle crashed into their home, critically injuring the father and two sons and leaving the house severely damaged.Marissa Fulcher, daughter and sister of the victims, described the scene as “heartbreaking.”“My dad’s fighting for his life,” she said.Eric Adversalo and his sons, Nicolas and Xavier, were inside their home near the 7300 block of Circle Parkway when the stolen car slammed into the front of the residence during a Sacramento Police Department pursuit. Fulcher said her father was pinned under the vehicle, while her brothers were trapped against a wall and under a refrigerator.“He’s not able to breathe on his own. He wasn’t able to hold his own breathing,” Fulcher said of her father’s condition.Photos of the home show a gaping hole in the front, leaving the family unable to return.“They had to put 2x4s up in the house to keep it from collapsing. And the disaster inside, there’s not much left,” Fulcher said.Fulcher said the crash will be a major personal and financial setback for the family.“Not only are there medical bills, but it keeps them from working. It keeps my stepmom, who would normally support my dad while he’s here, from working to care for my brothers and dad. The future is unknown for our family,” she said.Sacramento police identified the suspect as 19-year-old Tashawn Dorrough of Sacramento County. It was the second crash this week in Sacramento involving a suspected stolen vehicle during a police pursuit that affected bystanders.Sacramento Police Department shared with KCRA 3 their pursuit protocol, saying, “Our officers constantly reevaluate the conditions of a pursuit and the district sergeant is responsible for monitoring a pursuit. We need to refocus our thoughts to the fact that this suspect stole a vehicle from a mother, he then decided to flee from officers when they lawfully attempted to stop him. That suspect put everyone around him’s safety in danger by HIS actions.”The family has started a GoFundMe to cover medical expenses and home repairs and is asking for community support.“I’m trying to keep it together for them. I’m trying to be strong, but we can only do the best we can,” Fulcher said.

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    A Sacramento family is grappling with the aftermath of a police chase that ended when a stolen vehicle crashed into their home, critically injuring the father and two sons and leaving the house severely damaged.

    Marissa Fulcher, daughter and sister of the victims, described the scene as “heartbreaking.”

    “My dad’s fighting for his life,” she said.

    Eric Adversalo and his sons, Nicolas and Xavier, were inside their home near the 7300 block of Circle Parkway when the stolen car slammed into the front of the residence during a Sacramento Police Department pursuit. Fulcher said her father was pinned under the vehicle, while her brothers were trapped against a wall and under a refrigerator.

    “He’s not able to breathe on his own. He wasn’t able to hold his own breathing,” Fulcher said of her father’s condition.

    Photos of the home show a gaping hole in the front, leaving the family unable to return.

    “They had to put 2x4s up in the house to keep it from collapsing. And the disaster inside, there’s not much left,” Fulcher said.

    Fulcher said the crash will be a major personal and financial setback for the family.

    “Not only are there medical bills, but it keeps them from working. It keeps my stepmom, who would normally support my dad while he’s here, from working to care for my brothers and dad. The future is unknown for our family,” she said.

    Sacramento police identified the suspect as 19-year-old Tashawn Dorrough of Sacramento County. It was the second crash this week in Sacramento involving a suspected stolen vehicle during a police pursuit that affected bystanders.

    Sacramento Police Department shared with KCRA 3 their pursuit protocol, saying, “Our officers constantly reevaluate the conditions of a pursuit and the district sergeant is responsible for monitoring a pursuit. We need to refocus our thoughts to the fact that this suspect stole a vehicle from a mother, he then decided to flee from officers when they lawfully attempted to stop him. That suspect put everyone around him’s safety in danger by HIS actions.”

    The family has started a GoFundMe to cover medical expenses and home repairs and is asking for community support.

    “I’m trying to keep it together for them. I’m trying to be strong, but we can only do the best we can,” Fulcher said.

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  • Driver and passenger hide in Koreatown high-rise apartment after chase

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    A driver and passenger ditched a stolen pickup and ran inside a Koreatown apartment complex early Friday morning at the end of a Los Angeles pursuit.

    The chase began after police attempted to pull over a driver suspected of DUI near Normandie Avenue and Beverly Boulevard. The man and woman ditched pickup on a curb at the driveway entrance to the Ambassador Towers high-rise apartment on Irolo Street near Wilshire Boulevard.

    Officers, including a K-9 team, searched multiple floors of the building and found the man and woman on the 12th and 6th floors. The man was found inside a vacant apartment unit. Details about the woman’s location were not immediately available.

    Police said the pickup, registered in the San Diego area, was reported stolen in August.

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  • Priceville police pursuit ends in Hartselle with one teen dead and multiple injuries

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    Sep. 7—A high-speed Priceville police pursuit Saturday evening ended in a crash that caused multiple injuries and killed a 17-year-old in Hartselle who was not in the car being chased, according to authorities.

    The wreck comes less than two weeks after another Priceville police pursuit reached 120 mph and went 28 miles before ending with the chased vehicle crashing into other vehicles in Huntsville.

    On Saturday night, Hartselle police said that at about 8:30 p.m., “… Priceville Police Department was engaged in a vehicle pursuit that entered the jurisdiction of the City of Hartselle on Highway 36. As the pursuit approached the intersection of Highway 31 the suspect vehicle entered the intersection and a vehicle crash occurred, resulting in multiple injuries and 6 transported to local hospitals. The suspect has been taken into custody.”

    Morgan County Coroner Jeff Chunn on Sunday said a 17-year-old died in the wreck and another person was at UAB Hospital in critical condition.

    The chase, which went about 8 miles, went through downtown Hartselle before reaching the busy Alabama 36/U.S. 31 intersection where the crash occurred.

    The identity of the suspect being chased, the Priceville police officer in pursuit, and the identity of the teen who was killed have not been released. It also was not clear what prompted the pursuit, although a dispatch from PPD at the time indicated it was for a “moving violation.”

    The Priceville police pursuit on Aug. 28 was prompted by a 17-month-old Decatur felony warrant, according to authorities. Decatur police discontinued the chase when it reached high speeds on Interstate 565.

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  • Brighton man faces 23 counts in connection with woman’s death, string of alleged crimes

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    BRIGHTON, Colo. — The 17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office on Friday filed multiple charges against a man accused of a woman’s death and a string of incidents that occurred in Brighton and Adams County last week.

    The Brighton Police Department said this case started shortly after 11 a.m. on Aug. 28, when officers responded to Murphy’s Express off E. Bromley Lane after receiving reports that a suspect had approached a man at a fuel pump, showed his firearm and tried to steal the man’s car. The man refused, and during their altercation, “a shot was fired,” police said.

    The suspect fled on a bicycle. The victim had a minor injury.

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    Police were able to gather a description of the suspect. A few blocks from Murphy Express, they found evidence that was connected with the suspect, but no other details on that were released.

    Shortly afterward, police learned that a person had stolen a vehicle from a business near Highway 85 and W. Bridge Street. When officers spoke with witnesses, their descriptions of the suspect matched the suspect from Murphy’s Express. One witness, who knew the suspect, provided information about where he may have gone, police said.

    When officers found the stolen car, they saw the suspect, identified as James “Jaime” Benavidez, 50, of Brighton, inside. They tried to stop him, but he drove off and led officers on a pursuit while firing several rounds at police, the department said.

    Multiple police vehicles were struck, but no officers were injured.

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    Police returned fire and wounded Benavidez.

    The pursuit ended along the 10600 block of Brighton Road close to the interchange of Highway 85 and E. 104th Avenue. Benavidez was taken into custody and brought to a hospital.

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    On Aug. 29, Brighton police officers found the body of Keeley Koff, 32, inside an abandoned vehicle. Preliminary investigation indicated Keeley may have been associated with Benavidez, but no additional details were released.

    On Friday, the 17th Judicial DA’s Office charged Benavidez with several offenses, including:

    • First-degree murder
    • Eight counts of first-degree attempted murder
    • First-degree unlawful termination of a pregnancy
    • Six counts of first-degree assault
    • Two counts of first-degree motor vehicle theft
    • Three counts of attempted aggravated robbery
    • Vehicular eluding
    • Possession of a weapon by a previous offender

    He also faces two crime of violence sentence enhancers.

    Benavidez is scheduled to appear in court at 8:30 a.m. Monday.

    Denver7’s Stephanie Butzer and Óscar Contreras contributed to this report.

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  • Child unharmed during police pursuit in Denver metro area; two people arrested

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    AURORA, Colo. — A child was unharmed, and two people were arrested following a police pursuit in the Denver metro area Wednesday.

    Around 5 p.m., detectives with the Aurora Police Department’s Robbery Investigative Unit spotted a Volvo sedan that was connected to a home invasion that occurred earlier in the day in the 1300 block of Idalia Court. The Volvo was seen driving near East Colfax Avenue and South Peoria Street.

    Aurora PD said its detectives started following the vehicle while additional officers responded to the area as backup.

    Officers initiated a traffic stop on the Volvo near Quebec Street and Northfield Boulevard. The driver did not stop, according to Aurora police, and a “pursuit was authorized.”

    During the pursuit, the Volvo crashed into an uninvolved vehicle in the 5100 block of Quebec Street. The uninvolved driver was not injured, according to police.

    Officers detained the Volvo’s female driver and the male passenger. Detectives also found a “young child” in the vehicle. The child’s age is not known at this time, but Aurora PD said they are approximately 3 years old.

    Aurora police said officers did not previously see the child due to the Volvo’s dark-tinted windows. The department identified the Volvo passenger as the child’s father.

    The child was unharmed and was returned to their mother, who came to the scene after the crash.

    The man and woman were booked into the Aurora Municipal Detention Center. Aurora PD said the woman was arrested for felony eluding and child abuse. She is also suspected in the Idalia Court home invasion, but charges are pending further investigation.

    The man was booked on an outstanding warrant, and additional charges are pending further investigation.

    The Denver Police Department is investigating the crash, according to Aurora PD.

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  • Carjacking suspect leads Louisville police in car chase before arrest

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    Louisville police arrested a man after a downtown carjacking turned into a police pursuit.

    At 3:07 p.m. on Sept 2, a man, believed to be armed, carjacked a motorist in the 400 block of West Main Street, according to a news release from Louisville Metro Police Department spokesperson Matt Sanders.

    The suspect stole an “easily identifiable” black work truck, which officers were able to locate shortly after the incident.

    LMPD arrested Briylon Tyson, 26, after following him through the West End, eventually finding Tyson stuck in an alley, where he fled on foot.

    “He wasn’t fast enough today, and was arrested shortly after,” Sanders said in the release.

    Tyson, who suffered an arm abrasion in the incident, will be booked once he is released from the hospital, Sanders said.

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  • New Trump executive order relaxes chase policies for US Park Police – WTOP News

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    The U.S. Park Police now has a less restrictive policy when it comes to police pursuits. The Trump administration is framing it as part of its stepped-up efforts in D.C.

    The U.S. Park Police now has a less restrictive policy when it comes to police pursuits. Officials in President Donald Trump’s administration are framing the change as part of its stepped-up crime effort in D.C.

    The new police pursuit rules are part of an Aug. 25 White House executive order, which said park police can use all applicable laws to maintain public safety and public order.

    “The Director of the National Park Service shall, subject to the availability of appropriations and applicable law, hire additional members of the United States Park Police in the District of Columbia to support the policy goals described in Executive Order 14333,” the order said. “The United States Park Police shall ensure enforcement of all applicable laws within their jurisdiction, including the Code of the District of Columbia, to help maintain public safety and proper order.”

    Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who oversees the U.S. Park Police, explained the new rules during a recent Cabinet meeting, which he said are a significant change.

    “I was shocked to find out when we were talking to them that, ‘you pull somebody over and they just drive away and you can’t pursue them?’ and they said, ‘No we can’t,’” Burgum said. “We got that rule changed in 24 hours because of President Trump’s leadership.”

    He said previously, suspects would mock police when they fled, saying you can’t pursue us.

    “The next night they had so much fun, they pulled people over, they chased them, they stopped them,” he said. “The bad guys in the cars said, ‘You’re not supposed to chase us. You’re breaking the rules.’”

    But, in a statement, the Fraternal Order of Police said, “Senior Leadership from the Fraternal Order of Police, the United States Park Police, and the Department of the Interior — on behalf of directives from the White House — negotiated an interim vehicle pursuit modification to our current General Order.”

    The statement said Park Police recognizes the need for “levelheaded judgment and safety for the public and our officers,” and said the interim pursuit policy will be in effect until a permanent policy is negotiated with the agency.

    “We support a policy that responsibly balances enforcement with safety and look forward to its permanent implementation,” the police union said.

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  • Pedestrian struck and killed during police chase in East Orange, New Jersey

    Pedestrian struck and killed during police chase in East Orange, New Jersey

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    EAST ORANGE, New Jersey (WABC) — An investigation is underway after a police pursuit of a vehicle ended with a pedestrian being struck and killed in East Orange, New Jersey.

    The incident unfolded around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, beginning as a police pursuit that started in Bloomfield.

    Mailman Anthony Gordon was out delivering just a few blocks away when he saw the cops chasing after someone.

    “Four law enforcement cars – they came down with sirens on. High speed,” he said.

    The chase eventually ended in East Orange, where a pedestrian was struck on Park Avenue between Washington Street and Glenwood Avenue in the Marin Park area.

    A tan vehicle, a black sedan and an ambulance were all involved in the crash. The airbags of the ambulance deployed after being hit by the sedan.

    A witness told Eyewitness News reporter Michelle Charlesworth that the victim was walking on the sidewalk when they were struck.

    “They were coming up Prospect. He was going at least like 60. So, by the time he came past Glenwood – he tried to make that left by the school and he didn’t make it. He clipped some car and that’s when he hit somebody else,” said witness Raheem Rogers said.

    Rogers says he saw one man taken into custody.

    He says he sits on the porch all the time and watches people speed through the area.

    “It’s like a raceway. People just speed through here,” he said.

    Residents say a police pursuit is extra risky in the area because of how many pedestrians there are. There’s a day care and bank nearby, and a playground right across the street.

    Gordon said it could’ve been him that got hit.

    “I’m just happy that I wasn’t in the area when it happened because this is my delivery area also, so, I’m just happy because I could have gotten hit too,” he said.

    Who police were pursuing, and why remains unclear.

    The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office is investigating the crash.

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  • The 91 Freeway standoff began with a domestic violence investigation, ended in a suicide

    The 91 Freeway standoff began with a domestic violence investigation, ended in a suicide

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    A police pursuit that halted traffic for six hours on the 91 Freeway began with a Corona police investigation of a man accused of violating a domestic violence retraining order and ended with his suicide on the roadway.

    Efrain Quezada, 40, of La Puente was being investigated by the Corona Police Department days before the Friday pursuit, said police Cpl. Tobias Kouroubacalis.

    Corona officers were actively searching for Quezada, who was accused of stalking, making criminal threats and violating a domestic violence restraining order.

    When officers found Quezada on Friday at around 8:05 a.m. they tried to conduct a traffic stop in the area of McKinley Street and Griffin Way in Corona, but he refused to pull over.

    Instead, he led officers on a chase on the westbound side of the 91 Freeway for about 15 minutes before he stopped his blue four-door sedan in the middle of the roadway.

    The Anaheim and Corona police departments used their armored vehicles to box in the sedan so he couldn’t move the car.

    “Nearly the entire time, [Corona Police crisis negotiators] were on the phone with him, off and on, trying to negotiate a peaceful surrender,” Kouroubacalis said.

    Both sides of the freeway were closed for about six hours because of the standoff. The California Highway Patrol directed motorists behind the standoff to exit the freeway.

    The negotiation process proved fruitless, and Quezada ended his life with a self-inflicted gunshot wound around noon, Kouroubacalis said.

    Traffic on the eastbound side of the 91 Freeway began flowing again around 12:45 p.m., but the westbound side remained closed until 3:48 p.m. as the Orange County Coroner’s Office and forensic team conducted their investigation , according to the Caltrans District 12 account on the social media platform X.

    During the standoff, law enforcement vehicles created a barrier between Quezada and the miles-long line of waiting drivers.

    Kouroubacalis said he is aware that people complained about the traffic.

    “Our response to that is, if it was their family member or friend, they would want us or any law enforcement agency to take reasonable efforts to bring him out of the car peacefully,” he said.

    “We did everything we could to get him to voluntarily comply with us and come out of the car, but it just did not work,” Kouroubacalis said.

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