Just another day in New Orleans

buzd said

I'm kind of torn on this one, but if someone is already driving a stolen car and is willing to run from the cops at high speed, what are the odds that that person is willing to do something else that might jeopardize the civilian population to an equal or greater degree, and then without cops already in the vicinity?

I'm just guessing but I suspect those odds are pretty high.

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Maybe. But by chasing them you guarantee that they will do something that might jeopardize civilians.

But, I am a bit torn on this too because I think the fact that NOPD can't chase is the reason for a lot of the crimes in the city like car jacking, stealing cars, robbery, breaking into cars, etc. And those crimes also put the public at increased risk so maybe it's worth the dangers of the chases if they stop or severely reduce those things?