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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2026 · 33 MIN

Policy KILLS? Police Chase in School Zone Takes Life of Grandmother

from Hill of Justice · host Jerome Hill

Send us Fan MailIs a 482% increase in police pursuits making our streets safer, or more dangerous?In this episode of Hill of Justice, we dive into a chilling surge in high-speed chases across DeKalb County following a controversial policy shift that grants officers broader discretion to pursue suspects for any offense. We examine the tragic 2026 case of Antoinette Catchings, an innocent bystander who lost her life during a chase involving a stolen vehicle, and the subsequent felony murder charges filed against the 18-year-old driver—a legal move that has sparked intense debate over the definition of "calculated murder" versus "accidental tragedy."Former Investigator Jerome Hill and retired Sheriff Victor Hill break down the "Risk-Reward Ratio" of law enforcement tactics, from no-knock warrants to high-speed pursuits. You’ll learn about the hidden link between stolen vehicles and violent crime, the psychological toll on officers involved in fatal collisions, and why the future of public safety might rely on autonomous drone technology rather than two-ton bullets on the pavement. We ask the hard question: who truly bears responsibility when the act of catching a criminal creates a greater danger to the community than the crime itself?Support the showBecome a Sponsor of Hill of Justice, Please Contact:[email protected] Notice: This audio contains content that is property of Hill of Justice. You are authorized to share the audio link and embed this audio in your website or others as long as a link back to this platform is provided.DISCLAIMER - This audio is presented for educational and informational purposes. It promotes transparency and allow listeners to examine public safety material.Note: This episode discusses real-world criminal activity and law enforcement strategy for analytical and educational purposes.📌 Subscribe for more hard-hitting discussions about law, justice, and the human side of policing.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio & all major platforms.📲 STAY CONNECTED WITH THE SHOW:TikTok:   / hillofjustice1  Facebook:   / hill-of-justice  Instagram:   / hillofjustice  LinkedIn:   / hillofjustice  👤 Want to be a guest on the show? Fill out the guest form at www.hillofjustice.com and contact us with your availability.FOLLOW JEROME ON SOCIAL:TikTok:   / jeromekhill  Facebook:   / jerome.hill  🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on the notification bell to stay in the loop.© 2026 Hill of Justice 

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Send us Fan Mail Is a 482% increase in police pursuits making our streets safer, or more dangerous? In this episode of Hill of Justice, we dive into a chilling surge in high-speed chases across DeKalb County following a controversial policy shift that grants officers broader discretion to pursue suspects for any offense. We examine the tragic 2026 case of Antoinette Catchings, an innocent bystander who lost her life during a chase involving a stolen vehicle, and the subsequent felony murde...

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