Voices Insisting on PursuitSAFETY
PursuitSAFETY, a national nonprofit organization, is working for a safer way — working to save lives.

Glenn Morshower speaks on PursuitSAFETY
'24' Actor Glenn Morshower on public safety & police chases

“It has everything to do with risk versus reward. In many cases, where the suspect poses no immediate danger to the public, it's the chase itself that causes the threat. This is not an anti-police campaign. I am a huge supporter of what it is police do. I just believe policy and procedure are there for a reason and need to be followed." Read More.


Breaking News from NBC: While innocent bystander Chris Cooper bled, Officer Anthony Smith's dash cam captured police laughing and someone saying,
"They're like roaches, man. They don't die."


Tragic Emergency-Response Calls:
Steven's Story

More than 3,000 innocent bystanders killed ... Police chase crashes kill too many innocent bystanders every week in the United States, nearly three bystanders a week!

Innocent Bystanders Killed: Not one of these deaths resulted from a chase to catch a murderer, rapist or pedophile.

10-year-old Miriam Avraham killed for a piece of property
October 16, 2008, New Milford, NJ: Miriam’s mother, Helene Avraham (holding Miriam's picture), burst into tears outside her Fair Lawn home as she described her daughter, a popular sixth-grader at the Solomon Schechter Day School in New Milford, as a joyful, well-rounded student whose vivacious personality could “fill up a room.” Avraham’s 14-year-old son Shachar, his voice cracking, said Miriam was his best friend. “We’re going to miss her so much.” Hours before she died, Miriam had been ecstatic to learn she won the lead part of Golde in an upcoming school production of Fiddler on the Roof. Read more.

Miriam Avraham
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More than 3,000 innocent bystanders killed since 1982. Every week innocent bystanders are killed and thousands are injured annually in the United States (NHTSA fatality reports from 1982 to 2007). The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration admits these figures are underreported because reporting is not mandatory. Others believe there could be 3-4 times as many deaths — deaths that were predictable and preventable.