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What part of this:

...isn't being understood?

• About 2 a.m., members of a Chicago police robbery team were on patrol when they saw two people believed to be armed get into a black 2007 Lexus ES in the 5500 block of South Pulaski Road, police said.

  Officers began pursuing the sedan, which fled at a “high rate of speed” for about 4 miles before running a red light, smashing into Smith’s 2024 Kia Soul and hitting a building in the 3500 block of South Ashland Avenue, police said.

  A male passenger of the Lexus was ejected and landed on the sidewalk among the rubble of the partially collapsed building, according to a police report.

"high rate of speed"? 

Four miles?

Suspect launched from crashed vehicle and died?

Lawsuit incoming. In a just world, no one would give a shit that a criminal died in the commission of a crime, but this isn't a just world, and we've been sounding these warnings for years now.