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вЂњThe last thing we need is distracted drivers that are paying attention to an app on their phone if theyвЂ™re within proximity of a pursuit,вЂќ he said. вЂњThe siren is supposed to warn them that there are things coming that they need to get out of the way of, and thereвЂ™s a general agreement on the siren, that you pull over.В ThereвЂ™s not a general agreement on what you do with the app,вЂќ he said. Kenney also said he thought the siren that already exists on a typical patrol car should be sufficient in these scenarios. VIDEO: Men dodge cars, lose shoes during fight on highway вЂњWe do not give the location of the pursuit for that specific reason,вЂќ he said.В вЂњPeople are just alerted there is a pursuit nearby, but they do not know where.вЂќ However, Morgan said people are never alerted to the exact location of a pursuit.

вЂњAnd so, I can well imagine that theyвЂ™d have a greater problem with вЂ¦ the app going off, indicating thereвЂ™s a pursuit, and it would draw me to it as opposed to cause me to avoid it.вЂќ вЂњThe LAPD has found with their news media, aggressively covers pursuits, that instead of warning people away, it has become exciting daytime TV,вЂќ he said. He mentioned the excitement of police chases in Los Angeles. Dennis Kenney, a criminal justice professor at City University of New York, worries the technology might intrigue drivers rather than cause drivers to avoid the chase.

Criminal justice professor is skepticalДr. His department, meanwhile, regularly evaluates its own pursuit policies and procedures while implementing training. Chief Paul Prine, the Mobile police chief, said it is difficult to measure how successful the product has been because it is used for prevention, but he told KDVR there have been no incidents in which an innocent motorist has been injured or killed since they implemented the system.

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