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A case number links a chase and a citation, but no one’s guilty

The same case number links a chase and a citation, but the police say no one’s guilty.

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Image: brobible.com · Original article

The story

A high-speed police chase in Oregon occurred around the same time as two football players were cited for speeding and arrested for DUII, but officials say the players were not involved. The case number for one citation matches the chase, but no one is confirmed to be connected.

Source: brobible.com

Our reading

The Springfield police department is still looking for the drivers in a high-speed chase that happened at 3:51 a.m.—the same time Jamari Johnson was cited for speeding. The case number for his citation matches the chase, but the police say he wasn’t involved. They’re still looking for the real drivers, which is impressive, considering they didn’t even know who was in the car. It’s like a mystery novel where the detective keeps saying, “We’re not looking for anyone in particular, just someone who isn’t us.”

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