List realistic tort lawsuits that could come from the facts by stating in order: (1) the plaintiff, (2) the defendant, (3) the specific tort theory, (4) if the tort is covered by insurance using the designation "yes" or "no", and (5) the specific behavior that constitutes the tort. You may assume that the defendant has insurance if insurance can be bought for the tort listed. You should NOT be concerned with any defenses that the defendant could claim.

Around the corner, Bonnie jumped into a waiting car driven by Clyde. At this same time, Kojack, a city policeman on duty who had been dispatched to the scene, thought the couple's behavior was suspicious. Sirens blaring, he immediately began pursuit of Bonnie and Clyde. Meanwhile, Parker had run out of the bank, jumped in the borrowed ABC Produce truck, and pursued both Bonnie and Clyde and the police car Kojack was driving.

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