At Rest

Pursuit
A lawsuit alleged that officers Adam Hymes and Shane McNea never turned on their lights or sirens or told their supervisor they were chasing a car as they reached speeds of 70 mph to catch up to a "suspicious" BMW driven by Jonathan Grier. Grier's car crashed into another car and killed Romero Brown, who was the driver of that other car.
This record exists so that Romero Brown, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.
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