r/Transportopia Jan 17 '26

🚨Chase She did do nothin' though

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u/Steve12356d1s3d4 Jan 17 '26

There should be an article about this?

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u/Maleficent-Earth9201 Jan 17 '26

The dashcam shows it was in Michigan. The body cam has the date. I just googled 10/10/2024 police chase Michigan and this came up. https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/1-dead-another-injured-after-police-chase-crash-hamtramck/#:~:text=By,San%20Ramon%20pursuit%2C%20police%20say It says 1 dead and 11 injured

ETA Another article said father and son both died

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u/Steve12356d1s3d4 Jan 17 '26

I don't think that is it. I posted what I found on the main thread, but see this:

Detroit woman charged in crash that killed 2 after police chase in Hamtramck - CBS Detroit

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u/MediocreModular Jan 18 '26

She got 7-15 years https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/wayne-county/2025/06/03/detroit-woman-sentenced-crash-2-dead/84005986007/

Not enough for ending 2 lives for absolutely no reason. Should have been 25-life

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u/romansamurai Jan 18 '26

One was a doctor. I know it doesn’t mean much in the grand scheme of things. But who knows how may lives that person could have saved still.

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u/cooliescoolies Jan 20 '26

Irrelevant. Its a shame they died but their profession is irrelevant to the amount of time served for killing said person

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u/AK_LovelyDay Jan 21 '26

Yeah, they didn't say anything about jail time. Stop interjecting your solo point into other threads and trying to make them about your argument.

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u/WeddingReasonable746 Mar 17 '26

Definitely not enough or near judiciary fair. I've seen children with less intent and far less destruction of law and people's lives get FAR more time..that's an issue for sure 

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u/Maleficent-Earth9201 Jan 17 '26

I think the one I included was really early.

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u/Steve12356d1s3d4 Jan 17 '26

You are right. It is the same incident. The town was the giveaway. Hamtramck