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High Speed Police Chase And Shootout
Blue Ash, Ohio 8/28/2007
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Police Shoot Out
It's not nice to shoot at the police, they tend to shoot back!
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Cop Is Shot
Cop is shot while chasing suspects.
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Police Officer Shooting Driver Caught On Dashcam
A fatal shooting of a driver by a police officer was caught on tape in northern Minnesota. The dashcam video shows Minnesota State Patrol Trooper Bryan Carey talking with a driver in November. Carey wound up breaking the window and firing seven times. He said the driver refused to get out and pulled a gun. The driver died as a result of his injuries, authorities said. A report released this week cleared the trooper of wrongdoing and called the shooting justified. Authorities said the driver, Ronald Hannuksela, 50, was wanted on several warrants. Carey had recognized Hannuksela and pulled him over, police said
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Police Shooting
Police Shooting
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Police Shooting Video 2
Be sure to watch the videos in proper sequence (first #1, then #2). These are videos of an officer-involved shooting. Watch the first video (from the onboard dash cam of the third cruiser involved in the high-speed chase) and make your best determination on whether this is a "good shooting" or not. Be sure to watch the pertinent part of the video several times. Once you have made your initial determination, watch video #2. This is from the onboard camera of the second cruiser that was involved in the high-speed chase. Does this change your mind? Moral of the story: Next time we see the video of the police using deadly force on the 6 O'clock news don't jump to any conclusions that the officer was not justified in his decision.
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Police Shooting Video 1
Be sure to watch the videos in proper sequence (first #1, then #2). These are videos of an officer-involved shooting. Watch the first video (from the onboard dash cam of the third cruiser involved in the high-speed chase) and make your best determination on whether this is a "good shooting" or not. Be sure to watch the pertinent part of the video several times. Once you have made your initial determination, watch video #2. This is from the onboard camera of the second cruiser that was involved in the high-speed chase. Does this change your mind? Moral of the story: Next time we see the video of the police using deadly force on the 6 O'clock news don't jump to any conclusions that the officer was not justified in his decision.
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