I guess the real question is would you want to know that cops would be coming to help you as soon as possible if you were ever in trouble yourself or not?
They should be trained and everthing but sometimes they speed for a reason.

Put it in context. It is very rare. That's why it makes the news.
How many people are killed by normal drivers ?
And was the person looking where they was going.
Did the car loose control and kill them on the pavement or did they not look properly when crossing the road.
Edit: IImagine this.
Your house has been burgled, the police are called and as they arrive they see the burglars driving off at 31mph
Buts its OK because the police will not bother to chase them instead they will track them down by fingerprints 2 weeks later and give them a slap on the wrist, And is OK that all your possessions are gone because you where insured anyway ?

I know there are good cops out there..

But few far in between. They use their power for their own evil little pleasure. They focus on insignificant things when they should be worried about others.

PIGS.

If police were not allowed to chase anyone it could lead to some dire consequences. Drivers could literally do anything they wanted to, knowing the cops couldn't stop them.

There are enough idiots on the road as it is. I can only imagine what it would be like if they didn't have to worry about the police. Every motorist would be placed in danger.

As it now stands, many police departments will call off a chase if it becomes too dangerous. I cannot argue with that. But to completely put a stop to pursuits is asking for trouble.

Yes, chases sometimes end in tragic situations. But so do the actions of bad drivers. Instead of blaming the police, how about placing some responsibility on the ones truly at fault - the ones who initiate the chases?