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At about 10.45am this morning, Officer Jefferson ,of unit 692 of the LCSHP, did a routine traffic stop on a huntley. However, the driver did not want to stop. He lead Officer Jefferson on a high speed chase through Union Drive West. As Officer Jefferson was part of the LCSHP's very own Pursuit Intervention Squad, he was issue a dodge charger as his patrol Vehicle. The dodge charger has a Go Rhino Rambar installed with a wrap round bumper. When Officer Jefferson caught up with the suspect, he rammed the suspect's vehicle with brutal force due to the speed he was travelling. This the suspect's Huntley was sent spinning around for at least 2 times. The suspect's vehicle was occupied three times. The pursuit ended here with the driver and front seat passenger in custody and the rear seat passenger dead. LCSHP and LC's METT team said that the third suspect was killed due to the brutal ramming of the suspect's vehicle. The LC's METT autopsy later confirms that the suspect was killed due to the internal injuries he suffered when the car was rammed by Officer Jefferson. An internal investigation is being conducted to prove that Officer Jefferson did not intentionally Kill the suspect. 2 Innocent By-standers were caught in this pursuit when the suspect's vehicle was sent spinning at least 2 rounds, when Officer Jefferson rammed the car, hit their car. Both were had to physical injuries but were sent to the hospital by the FDLC.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.

At 1.45am this morning LCSHP Officers were alerted to an accident at Frankfort Avenue. When the LCSHP arrived on scene there was already an LCPD officer on scene awaiting HP officers to arrive. The accident happened at 1.30am when a Toyota Prius ran a red light and went against on coming traffic thus crashing in a 2012 black Ferrari 458 Italia. The FDLC were alerted at 1.35am. Witnesses the Toyota Prius was travelling at an average speed of 70 MPH when the accident occurred. Upon Investigation the LCSHP concluded that the Prius was travelling at ,a higher speed than that of what witnesses said, 90 MPH. Both drivers were pronounced dead on scene by the FDLC at 1.40am. Resuscitation efforts by the FDLC were not enough. LCSHP Commissioner Dillon, who was on scene, expressed concern that the residents of LC are speeding too much. He has also Expressed that the LCSHP and the LCPD will work closely together to form a speed enforcement team to prevent such accidents from happening again. As of today at 3.45am, the LCSHP and LCPD have arrested 40 speeders with multiple violations after an order to arrests speeders was issued by the governor Of LC, as the Governor was also a victim in one such accident, but survived.