“Conduct of police officer during high-speed chase did not as matter of law overstep limits of statutory qualified privilege for drivers of emergency vehicles, and driver was not liable for injuries suffered by motorist whose automobile was struck by suspect’s vehicle, where officer’s top speed of 60 miles per hour was reasonable for police pursuit on relatively empty nonresidential streets, risk posed by wet roads and possibility of traffic was risk officer was entitled to take in light of interest in stopping motorist whose conduct was clear and immediate threat to safety, and officer’s failure to immediately call headquarters after chase began was reasonable in view of rapidly unfolding events and short time frame”. Saarinen v. Kerr 84 N.Y.2d 494, 644 N.E.2d 988 N.Y.,(1994).

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