MN police use ‘grappler’ for first time during pursuit



An Eagan police sergeant spoke live about the first use of the “grappler” during a pursuit over the weekend.

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16 thoughts on “MN police use ‘grappler’ for first time during pursuit

  1. 🚔 ~ This is excellent. Other law enforcement agencies that don’t have this are putting innocent people at risk and it’s horrible. They want to save money on their budget by not buying this which is actually inexpensive at either $5000 or even half of that depending on how many an agency buys.

    Just think about it, a cop saving one crash where nobody is hurt pays for itself. Even a simple crash costs a family insurance deductibles which raises insurance for all the rest of us. Often times the family doesn’t have full coverage and neither does the car running away. So then their family is severely hurt financially. And then of course it doesn’t even address if someone is hurt or killed and goes through pain for the rest of life due to their injuries.

    but a lot of the problem is a citizens. We want taxes rock-bottom and we want services sky high. When we see that the government is spending more money we get mad even though them spending more money in this case is actually saving all of us money but when a family has to pay a deductible or insurance companies have to pay money and so all of our insurance prices raised five dollars a month, we don’t really know the reason those prices have raised and we don’t know where that’s coming from. But when the government spends more money we see a huge price tag and so it feels like it’s more than it really is.

    Only thing I’ll mention is only having two cars outfitted with this seems very bad. I would say at least 1/3 of the vehicles in a department that are out on the road patrolling would need them.b

  2. Dakota County law and order versus Hennepin Cty social justice! We know the local sensitive caring urban media is on the side of social justice warriors , criminals, and against law-abiding citizens!

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