A new investigative analysis by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution finds that of more than 6,700 high speed chases by the Georgia State Patrol over a five-year period, almost half ended in a crash.
And when someone ends up getting injured or even killed, it was most often a bystander or passenger.
Investigative reporter Asia Simone Burns and data reporter Justin Price teamed up to look at how GSP compares to other state agencies.
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