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Sunday, September 7, 2008

UPDATEDX2: Dallas police officer hits tree, sustains injuries in high-speed chase

Updated 09:56 a.m., September 12, 2008

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— A police chase that started in Lake Highlands in Dallas ended up with one officer hitting a tree and sustaining injuries and another driving into a ditch.

A woman called 911 to report that her ex-boyfriend was trying to get inside the security gates at her Oakwood Creek Condo in the 7900 block of Skillman Street. When the cops arrived, he sped off, crashing into both cars. It turned into a crazy high-speed chase with one officer hitting a tree and another driving into a ditch. The suspect split on foot and was captured.

UPDATE: Christopher Cordray, the officer who hit the tree, underwent ankle and knee surgery on Sunday, and will have hip surgery today.

UPDATE PART DEUX: DPD Chief David Kunkle has announced he'll appoint a review commission to look into the circumstances of the high-speed chase, to determine whether department policy was adhered to.

Posted by T.G. / updated by JM


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Dallas Spohn Verified

Ha, Ha, Ha, Reminds me of a scene out of smoky and the bandit.

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Pavel Lishin Verified

Except in Smokey and the Bandit, they didn't show the injured going to the hospital and having to go through physical therapy.

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Dallas Spohn Verified

I believe they left those scenes out to have more of an effect on the comedy side of it. Nice,,, add the comment after the update make me feel a little bigger :( but reading the init. report it was funny.

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