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But instead of taking up the offer for a taxicab, an intoxicated 22-year-old Rochester man allegedly jumped in his car and took off, leading police on a high-speed chase on Civic Center Drive and through residential areas before stopping in front of Oakwood Cemetery on the railroad tracks.— Postbulletin.com Local News
New York State Police Sgt. Mark Daniels say a passenger in a taxicab was firing at traffic on I-90 early Saturday afternoon and shot at troopers as well.— WCAX - Local News
A teenager with a gunshot wound showed up at Medical University Hospital on Monday night in a taxicab, a police report said.— Stories: Local News
Faced with the gradual loss of their own classic taxicab, the residents of Mumbai are proving much less sentimental.— Wheels
After racing to the scene, the officer offered to call a taxicab for the woman, "and she said to please do so (as) she wanted to go home," the report indicated.

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