No, they shouldn't be stopped. Police are there to do their jobs. It's not their fault when accidents happen.
Walter Martin-Pope, 38
Lake Rotoiti
No, they shouldn't be stopped. Police are there to do their jobs. It's not their fault when accidents happen.
Walter Martin-Pope, 38
Lake Rotoiti
No, why should they get away with it? They've just done a crime. I know this sounds cruel but if they get hurt in a crash, in a way, it's justice.
Margaret Duffy, 68
Kawaha Point
No, if someone's speeding we need them to be stopped.
Jaco Perkins, 20
Sunnybrook
I think chases should remain, but only up to a certain point because people are dying in them. It's also a danger to innocent pedestrians.
Rangirauwaika Hawe, 59
Whakarewarewa
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