Darwyn Orander, Jr.  (James C. Alexander, Coyle, Hughes & Alexander, on brief), for appellants.
Cary Calhoun Doyle, Sr.  (Doyle & O'Rourke, on brief), for appellees.
Before SPROUSE, Circuit Judge, BUTZNER, Senior Circuit Judge, and JOHN A. MacKENZIE, Senior United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia, sitting by designation.
PER CURIAM:


1
The actions underlying this appeal were brought by the estates of two men, Warren Thomas Sutherland and Donald Joe White, who were killed in a high speed police pursuit.   The estates sued the officer who drove the chase car, claiming he used unreasonable deadly force in stopping the decedents' vehicle, and the City of Easley, South Carolina and its police chief, alleging they failed to supervise and train their police officers and to implement appropriatepolicies concerning high speed chases.   The estates appeal the entry of summary judgment for the defendants.   We affirm.


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* Early on the morning of September 7, 1985, Sergeant James Terry Moore and Officer Larry Waters of the Easley Police Department were notified that the Pickens County Sheriff's Department was pursuing a white Maverick toward the city.   Moore and his partner spotted a car matching that description and gave chase with full lights and sirens.   Moore was at the wheel of the squad car.   The Maverick ran a red light and continued at high speed through the streets of Easley.   The cars turned onto Robert P. Jeans Road, which Moore later described as "a winding little road" and