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Families of victims and surviving victims
share their stories

Too often the victims left behind -- to bury their loved ones or care for loved ones who can no longer care for themselves because of permanent injuries -- are told that not enough innocent people are killed or injured in these dangerous police vehicular pursuits to merit policy changes. We are then told one of the greatest myths of all regarding police chases: "If we don't chase, someone else might get killed," negating that innocent people do get killed. ... And, families of innocent victims of pursuit quickly learn that it's a person -- not a number.

 

Families share their stories
(Most recent pursuit stories are first.)

The Family of Chris Cooper

The Family of Steven Aveles

The Family of Brandon Louis Harper

The Family of Allison Angerman

The Family of Salvador Nieves Jr.

The Family of Jessica Castandeda-Rodriguez

The Family of Cody Brett Morrison

Melissa & Bryan Albrecht realize how fortunate they were that their lives were spared.

The Family of Linda Carson Soper

The Lyle Verry Family

The Family of Teale Sisson

The Family of Scott Adsit

The Family of Tabatha Berg

The Family of Jessica "Eca" Mohorko

A tribute to PursuitWatch.org founder, Jim Phillips
Sarah Phillips and Kristie were killed within one-month's time. So often my tears for Sarah and Kristie became intertwined.

The Family of Desiree Guzman

The Family of Bernice, Christina and Ashley Martinez

The Family of Frances Q. Martin

News Stories

Annie Ying Zi Cai, 30, May 15, 2005, (Hawthorne Police chased a man who had taken his 15-year-old son during a family dispute.)

Larry Ritchey

Melody Carolyn Wooldridge, 22, Redlands & 40-year-old man, name was never given
(On April 13, 2005, The Daily Breeze reports that Orange County Sheriffs initiated the pursuit because the suspect failed to display license plates; later it was reported that the man was drunk.)

Stephen Aguirre

Jie Wang

Mariline Sacks, 45, San Francisco, March 4, 2004 (San Francisco Police were chasing a suspected car thief.)

Qing Chang, 25, and unborn child, January 2, 2003 (Chicago Police were chasing a suspect for a stolen wallet; Mrs. Chang was standing on a street corner in downtown Chicago.)

Theodore Abraham Resnick, 33, San Francisco, March 14, 2001 (CHP initiated a pursuit for a suspected DUI.) 

 

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