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Assume that you are driving a police car, equipped with a two-way radio, along an isolated section of the parkway at 3 a.m. You note that the headlights of a car pulled to the side of the road are blinking rapidly. When you stop to investigate, the driver of the car informs you that he was just forced to the side of the road by two men in a green station wagon, who robbed him of cash and jewelry at gunpoint and then sped away. Your FIRST consideration in this situation should be to

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Assume that you are driving a police car, equipped with a two-way radio, along an isolated section of the parkway at 3 a.m. You note that the headlights of a car pulled to the side of the road are blinking rapidly. When you stop to investigate, the driver of the car informs you that he was just forced to the side of the road by two men in a green station wagon, who robbed him of cash and jewelry at gunpoint and then sped away. Your FIRST consideration in this situation should be to






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