Fielder wants info on high-speed chase that led to a crash injuring six in the Mission - 48 hills
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Supervisor Jackie Fielder is requesting an explanation from SFPD regarding a high-speed chase that resulted in a crash injuring six individuals in the Mission district. In a letter to Chief Bill Scott, she outlined several inquiries about the circumstances of the chase, compliance with SFPD policy, and accountability measures for officers involved. This incident has spurred discussion on the implications of Prop. E, which expanded police authority to conduct high-speed pursuits, previously limited to specific situations involving armed suspects.
The recent car chase in the Mission highlights the SFPD's new authority under Prop. E, raising concerns about officer accountability and public safety.
Supervisor Jackie Fielder is seeking answers from Chief Bill Scott about police chase protocols and accountability after a high-speed incident injured six.
The incident calls into question the extent to which SFPD has been trained to execute pursuits under the newly implemented policies regarding vehicle chases.
Concerns grow over whether police chases, previously restricted, should be allowed when suspects are engaged in non-violent crimes like organized retail theft.
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