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High-speed chase ended in a disaster!
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  6. Responding to Suspicious Vehicle
  7. Large Damage Property - High Speed Pursuit
  8. Chase Went Wrong - Liberty State Police

High-speed chase ended in a disaster!

By Eagle

Highway Patrol officer Engels Harper spotted a Speedo van being driven all over the road. He issued a traffic stop and driver fled. High-speed pursuit started and a police helicopter was called into action. After suspect ended in a traffic jam his vehicle caught on fire and soon after blew up. Explosion set other cars on fire and eventually blew them up. In the picture we see Highway Patrol officer Engels Harper securing the area. EMS & Fire units are on their way.

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    Illusionyary

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    Funny that, this happened to me twice today. Lol.

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    Eagle

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    Because above was press release, I lied. I shot his ass with a pistol so he got caught on fire :DDD

    "YOU SHALL STOP! *BULLET* *BULLET* *BULLET* *BULLET* *BULLET* "

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