Which of the following is NOT a Quality of Life Incident?

A police chase is not considered a Quality of Life Incident because it typically involves a serious crime or immediate threat to public safety, prioritizing law enforcement's rapid response to apprehend a suspect. Quality of Life Incidents are generally those that affect the everyday living conditions of residents and may not pose immediate danger but can lead to community discontent or disorder if left unaddressed.

In contrast, public drunkenness, animal control issues, and blocked driveways each pertain to issues that can disrupt the everyday quality of life for residents. They often require community policing efforts or local intervention rather than serious criminal investigations or high-speed pursuits, which are associated with police chases.