I have a prediction: Within the next two years at least one Connecticut resident will die in a high-speed police chase. The victim will be neither a person suspected of a crime, nor a police officer engaged in the chase. It will be one of us.
That is the inevitable result of the reaction of many law enforcement officers to the death of Sergeant George Dingwall of Middletown. Struck by grief, the officers have failed to ask themselves a simple question: What role did Dingwall play in his own death?
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