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Vacaville Police Officer Ken Pollard takes robbery suspect Edward Anderson, of Vallejo, to a squad car in handcuffs after he was apprehended in the backyard of a home on Lighthouse Drive in Fairfield on Thursday following a car chase and brief manhunt involving Fairfield, Vacaville and California Highway Patrol officers. Anderson and two other men are suspected of robbing a house in Vacaville, being chased by police and crashing their car on Waterman Boulevard before fleeing on foot. Two of the three suspects were captured. (Brad Zweerink/Daily Republic)

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Vacaville Police Officer Ken Pollard takes robbery suspect Edward Anderson, of Vallejo, to a squad car in handcuffs after he was apprehended in the backyard of a home on Lighthouse Drive in Fairfield on Thursday following a car chase and brief manhunt involving Fairfield, Vacaville and California Highway Patrol officers. Anderson and two other men are suspected of robbing a house in Vacaville, being chased by police and crashing their car on Waterman Boulevard before fleeing on foot. Two of the three suspects were captured. (Brad Zweerink/Daily Republic)
Members of the Vacaville and Fairfield police departments put William Foote, left, into a squad car after he was detained at Round Table Pizza on Waterman Boulevard following a high-speed car chase from Vacaville on Thursday. Foote and two other men are suspected of robbing a house in Vacaville, which led to a car chase that ended at Waterman Boulevard and I-80 and the three suspects fleeing on foot. (Brad Zweerink/Daily Republic)
Members of the Fairfield Police Department search door to door near Lighthouse and Clipper Ship drives while looking for robbery suspects that fled on foot after a high-speed chase on Thursday. (Brad Zweerink/Daily Republic)

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  1. amy garrett
    January 26, 2012 - 1:58 pm

    Hats off to our police department. With only a few officers on duty at given schedules, they do a fine job.

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  2. sundance
    March 21, 2012 - 11:22 am

    EXCELLENT JOB BY FAIRFIELD POLICE…THANK YOU

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