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Life-threatening police chase through West and Nieuw-West, runner narrowly escapes being hit

Life-threatening police chase through West and Nieuw-West, runner narrowly escapes being hit

Police arrested four individuals in Amsterdam this morning following a dangerous high-speed car chase through the West and Nieuw-West districts. The pursuit, which began after a suspicious taxi failed to stop for officers, resulted in near-misses with a cyclist and a runner before the vehicle was forced to a stop.

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