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Council Bluffs police change its pursuit policy, adding restrictions

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A crash in Council Bluffs is making national headlines; it involved a stolen vehicle being pursued and a FedEx truck. KETV spoke with Council Bluffs Police on what its department's pursuit policy is. A crash in Council Bluffs is making national headlines; it involved a stolen vehicle being pursued and a FedEx truck. KETV spoke with Council Bluffs Police on what its department's pursuit policy is. A crash in Council Bluffs, Iowa, recently made national headlines; it involved a stolen vehicle being pursued and a FedEx truck. The crash happened at 24th and Veterans Memorial Highway just after midnight on October 28th. The video, courtesy of the Iowa DOT, shows Council Bluffs police pursuing a stolen black truck when it crashed into a FedEx truck. The driver of the FedEx truck did not have serious injuries, and the driver of the stolen truck went to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, including a broken leg.

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