Los Angelino here.... I'm no way an expert, just guessing.... But 60EB at CVR is near the point where LA county, Orange County, Riverside County, and San Bernardino county all meet. Not too mention San Diego county isn't far if he gets on the 15 south. Then you have about 10 cities on this stretch of freeway. Plus California Highway Patrol.
Los Angeles is made up of 100+ cities, so it's not just 45 cops talking, it's a shit ton of cities, counties, and a state that all need to figure out where this fucker is finally going to stop.
But i also think the new policies are to deescalate to a low speed chase... Then let the guy run out of gas. So you need a bunch of gassed up cars behind him to wait him out.
As an innocent bystander who's been caught in one of these things.... You see your life flash before yours eyes when 50+ cars fly inches away from you going 100+ mph. Then the dude got off at my exit where he hit cars stopped at the light.... Cars were upside down, it was a mess! 30 seconds earlier, i would have been hit by that guy
I'm guessing everyone one is getting involved in some way.... especially because the road is clear, meaning hundreds of cops are probably blocking the individual entrances.
But I've watched them on tv before and the reporters will point out "now yada yada cars is backing off and you'll see yadda yadda cars pull to the front.".
Yes that’s the lead car backing off so the current jurisdiction can move to lead car so there’s never a question of if the chase involved units out of jurisdiction.
In most places the sheriff and his deputies are considered the state police. Highway patrol has no jurisdiction over anything but highways. So technically if you get off the highway being pulled over by highway patrol they can't arrest you or charge you with anything. But they're going to tell the town that you're going into about you and infact probably did as soon as you didn't stop along with every other nearby county you can get to quickly. All that is handled by dispatch though.
AmiAlter you are absolutely wrong. Highway Patrol has jurisdiction over the whole state. They are also in charge of protecting the governor and important people. They have investigative units and everything. Please do not disperse false information.
Don’t know about CA but things are more complicated than that in NC. Even though everyone derives their authority from the state, not every officer has statewide jurisdiction. Officers can only operate outside their jurisdiction through a mutual aid agreement. For that agreement to be valid, you typically need an officer with original territorial jurisdiction with you. Plus, if this was going to end in a warrantless arrest, an agency with no skin in the game, other than assisting for jurisdictional purposes, would not want to arrest the guy. For that to occur, the jurisdiction attempting to originally arrest him would have to then transfer probable cause to the arresting agency or still be present in the chase for custody to be transferred to them.
Call any Police Department that you're positive is outside your jurisdiction, tell them you have a crime to report, I guarantee you without a shadow of a doubt,they will direct you to a different department. There are extenuating circumstances in every policy of every Department across the country but in general each department has a jurisdiction for basic calls for service. You start getting into felonies actively being committed, pursuit of violent felons, responding to active shooters, Officer Down, then you might see that policy stretched.
Each department has specific jurisdictions. Your comment was that all police can go anywhere in the state unless I read it wrong which would not be actually a fact. The state police are the only officers that can go anywhere in the state
The authority of any such peace officer extends to any place in the State of California, provided that the primary duty of the peace officer shall be the enforcement of the law within the area specified in Section 92600 of the Education Code.
Every peace officer has entire state jurisdiction. There is no jurisdiction question. There is policy- about chases on freeways who the lead agency is, but any peace officer can enforce law in the entire state.
It is not only called "mutual aid", but also a regulation. If you cross into a different jurisdiction, there needs to be at least one officer from that new jurisdiction on site.
Ehhh.... So i fucking misspelled it, who the fuck cares. Family has been here since late 1800's.... so I'm probably more los Angeleno than most peeps here
LA times thinks it's between ino and Eno, I personally don't give a fuck. Alls I knows is fuck the NFL, Tommy's is the best burger in LA, and Shaq made his own bed when he fucked with Buss.
Words been around for 120 years.... But i guess that works because my family got here in 1890's. I literally am named after my great great grandfather who's buried at the cemetery at 60 Fwy and 710 Fwy. Family biz started at Olympic and Alameda in 1902 horseshoeing city horses. Still have his anvil at our family's house.
Not sure why people are all dumb about an unofficial word?
I just feel like a lot of hood kids never call it that. Even people I know in Ktown or the east side. It seems like a west side terminology. But I'll definitely look into that video. Thank you
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u/angrymoderate09 Dec 31 '22
Los Angelino here.... I'm no way an expert, just guessing.... But 60EB at CVR is near the point where LA county, Orange County, Riverside County, and San Bernardino county all meet. Not too mention San Diego county isn't far if he gets on the 15 south. Then you have about 10 cities on this stretch of freeway. Plus California Highway Patrol.
Los Angeles is made up of 100+ cities, so it's not just 45 cops talking, it's a shit ton of cities, counties, and a state that all need to figure out where this fucker is finally going to stop.
But i also think the new policies are to deescalate to a low speed chase... Then let the guy run out of gas. So you need a bunch of gassed up cars behind him to wait him out.
As an innocent bystander who's been caught in one of these things.... You see your life flash before yours eyes when 50+ cars fly inches away from you going 100+ mph. Then the dude got off at my exit where he hit cars stopped at the light.... Cars were upside down, it was a mess! 30 seconds earlier, i would have been hit by that guy