TUSTIN, California -- A southern California police department is testing out a high-tech GPS missile that is expected to drastically reduce the danger of high-speed chases.
StarChase allows law enforcement officers to fire a GPS bullet of sorts from the front of a police cruiser onto the rear bumper of a suspect's car.
"The officer can drop back and no longer needs to continue those high speeds to chase the suspect," Tustin, California, police Lt. Robert Wright told KCAL-TV of the technology.
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