Long Beach Police Department Pursuit, Crash, Injury, and Fatality Statistics (CHP)
| Submitted | Aug. 21, 2021 |
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From: Greg Buhl
To Whom It May Concern:
Pursuant to the California Public Records Act I am requesting copies of the following records:
-All pursuit, crash, injury, and fatality statistics the CHP maintains on the Long Beach Police Department. If these are available online somewhere, pointing that url out to me would be sufficient. All I can find online is references to CHP maintaining such statistic, but not the the actual data.
“The percentage of crashes is even worse in Long Beach, according to CHP data. It showed 37% of LBPD pursuits ended with collisions from 2016 to 2018. Nobody died in any of those wrecks, but 32 people were hurt, according to the CHP. Most of the people injured were in the car police were chasing, the data showed.”
From: lbpost.com/news/crime/when-should-police-pursue-woman-5-dogs-are-just-the-latest-killed-in-high-speed-chases/
Thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter in the time frame set out in the CPRA. This request is being made in the public interest. The information is not being requested for any commercial purpose and will be made freely available to journalists in Long Beach.
Greg Buhl
CheckLBPD.org
From: California Highway Patrol
Good day Mr. Buhl,
Attached is the copy of the CHP 370C documenting your request for records pursuant with the California Public Records Act and the Office of Risk Management, Public Records Unit is processing.
For any media related questions, personnel from the Office of Community Outreach and Media Relations have been carbon copied in this e-mail and can be contacted at (916) 843-3310.
Thank You,
Anne Ocon
Office Technician
Office of Risk Management
Public Records Unit
(916) 843-4030
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From: California Highway Patrol
Good Day,
Please see the attached documents regarding your California Public Records Act request.
For any media related questions, personnel from the Office of Community Outreach and Media Relations have been carbon copied in this e-mail and can be contacted at (916) 843-3310.
If you have any questions or require additional assistance pertaining to your California Public Records Act request, please contact the Public Records Unit at (916) 843-4030.
Thank you,
Jennifer Golden
Associate Governmental Program Analyst
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
Office of Risk Management-Public Records Unit
916-843-4030 Public Records Unit
916-325-4738 Direct
[CHP]
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