1.   Police overtook and captured the fleeing suspect.

2.   Although beat cops can quickly relay a description of a fleeing suspect over the radios, most reports take days to circulate to other units in the city.

3.   Crowds prevented the pursuing deputy from using his weapon to stop the fleeing suspect, Kucyk said.

4.   During a hair-raising stolen-car pursuit in April, radio traffic about the fleeing suspect attracted several television helicopters, as well as a small armada of vehicles.

5.   For example, agents could use deadly force if they believed a fleeing suspect had committed a felony involving serious physical injury or death.

6.   For example, he said, the police may ask local hospitals to notify them if a fleeing suspect shows up for treatment of a gunshot wound.

7.   Grabbing a fleeing suspect from a moving car does not appear to violate department policy, Safir said.

8.   Law enforcement officials like to say that no such fleeing suspect has ever eluded eventual capture when copters are in pursuit.

9.   The idea of pursuing fleeing suspects, even at risk to oneself, is ingrained in police culture, said Ginger, who is a former police officer.

10.   The New Milford police officer had shot and killed a fleeing suspect, and some of the facts did not look good.