immortal_suby
07-20-2003, 07:27 AM
Thought y'all might be interested in this front page story from the Cavalier Daily (student newspaper at the Univ. of Virginia) on July 17:
CITY POLICE CHACE STOLEN VEHICLE NEAR GROUNDS
Police pur[s]ued the stolen Suburu for 20 minutes before being forced to give up the chase because of poor road conditions Tuesday morning
Two Charlottesville police vehicles chased a car thief around Charlottesville, Albermarle County and Fluvanna County for 20 minutes Tuesday morning.
A 1988 black Subaru station wagon was taken from a home in Albemarle County on Northwood Avenue, near the northeast end of the city....
City Police started chasing the thief in Albemarle County. The chase proceeded into the city of Charlottesville and near Grounds, down Jefferson Park Avenue, Maury Avenue and Shamrock Road.
The chase ended in Fluvanna County when City police declared the road conditions too hazardous to continue the pursuit.
"He pulled onto a gravel road off Route 620," Charlottesville Police Lt. Gary Pleasants said. "There were no lights on the road and the speeds were too fast...."
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The link - http://www.cavalierdaily.com/CVArticle.asp?ID=16254&pid=1020
(shamelessly lifted from the wealth of knowledge on Nasioc)
CITY POLICE CHACE STOLEN VEHICLE NEAR GROUNDS
Police pur[s]ued the stolen Suburu for 20 minutes before being forced to give up the chase because of poor road conditions Tuesday morning
Two Charlottesville police vehicles chased a car thief around Charlottesville, Albermarle County and Fluvanna County for 20 minutes Tuesday morning.
A 1988 black Subaru station wagon was taken from a home in Albemarle County on Northwood Avenue, near the northeast end of the city....
City Police started chasing the thief in Albemarle County. The chase proceeded into the city of Charlottesville and near Grounds, down Jefferson Park Avenue, Maury Avenue and Shamrock Road.
The chase ended in Fluvanna County when City police declared the road conditions too hazardous to continue the pursuit.
"He pulled onto a gravel road off Route 620," Charlottesville Police Lt. Gary Pleasants said. "There were no lights on the road and the speeds were too fast...."
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The link - http://www.cavalierdaily.com/CVArticle.asp?ID=16254&pid=1020
(shamelessly lifted from the wealth of knowledge on Nasioc)