LGLHOOK
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Amazing video, I don't think this officer realized how close to death he really was at this point. Thank God he was not killed himself.
http://www.abc4.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoid=59218
Duchesne County Police recently released footage of a high-speed chase that ended in a shoot-out.
Last February, Deputy John Crowley made a routine stop near 300 East and Main Street in Duchesne. The stop turned into a high speed chase on Highway 191. It ended with the suspect being shot in Indian Canyon.
The entire chase, shooting and all, was caught on tape by cameras in two different patrol cars. Now one year later, the Duchesne County Sheriff's Department has finally released the video footage.
Deputy Crowley watched the video and relived the horrific event. He said watching the footage gave him chills and hes glad its all over.
http://www.abc4.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoid=59218
Duchesne County Police recently released footage of a high-speed chase that ended in a shoot-out.
Last February, Deputy John Crowley made a routine stop near 300 East and Main Street in Duchesne. The stop turned into a high speed chase on Highway 191. It ended with the suspect being shot in Indian Canyon.
The entire chase, shooting and all, was caught on tape by cameras in two different patrol cars. Now one year later, the Duchesne County Sheriff's Department has finally released the video footage.
Deputy Crowley watched the video and relived the horrific event. He said watching the footage gave him chills and hes glad its all over.
