Special Report
States With the Deadliest Police Chases
May 9, 2017 10:42 am
Last Updated: January 12, 2020 12:12 pm
10. Oklahoma
> Pursuit-related deaths per 100K: 3.5
> Pursuit-related deaths (1996-2015): 123 (18th highest)
> Violent crimes per 100K (2015): 422.0 (14th highest)
> Bystander deaths (1996-2015): 14 (16th lowest)
9. Missouri
> Pursuit-related deaths per 100K: 3.6
> Pursuit-related deaths (1996-2015): 206 (12th highest)
> Violent crimes per 100K (2015): 497.4 (9th highest)
> Bystander deaths (1996-2015): 79 (10th highest)
8. Vermont
> Pursuit-related deaths per 100K: 3.7
> Pursuit-related deaths (1996-2015): 23 (tied-6th lowest)
> Violent crimes per 100K (2015): 118.0 (the lowest)
> Bystander deaths (1996-2015): 11 (tied-14th lowest)
7. Georgia
> Pursuit-related deaths per 100K: 4.1
> Pursuit-related deaths (1996-2015): 369 (3rd highest)
> Violent crimes per 100K (2015): 378.3 (24th highest)
> Bystander deaths (1996-2015): 76 (11th highest)
6. New Mexico
> Pursuit-related deaths per 100K: 4.1
> Pursuit-related deaths (1996-2015): 80 (tied-21st lowest)
> Violent crimes per 100K (2015): 656.1 (3rd highest)
> Bystander deaths (1996-2015): 37 (22nd highest)
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