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Originally posted by Bombeni
reply to post by FrankWhite222
They cop knew he was on videotape, he just wanted to make the whole thing go away. He probably wishes now he had just killed the kid and thrown the videocamera in the canal.
Originally posted by JSarge
I must be the only one who thinks that this guy is a complete moron. Some of you are saying that the cop thinks he's above the law.....
Lets see,
a police officer who is professionally trained to drive at high speeds, in a car that is more than capable of doing high speeds, and who is concentrating 100% more on driving than,
an idiot driving with one hand trying to film, who has more than likely not gone through the same driver training as police officers, in a car that almost certainly wouldn't be as capable as the cops car.
All to become a youtube hero
The guys attitude is laughable too.
Some of the figures cited by organizations are as alarming as they are contradictory. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report estimates that 350 deaths per year are the results of police pursuits. Over 5,300 pursuit-related deaths were reported to the federal government from 1980 to 1996, although most critics suspect this number is low. Other data places the figure far higher: 2,500 people die and 55,000 people are injured annually as a result of high speed chases. One out of four chase-fatalities are bystanders
Originally posted by Irish Matador
This really nothing to do about good cop or bad cop.
The main issue is a complete idiot driving dangerously after a police car with only about 50% control of the car. Childish language and thought process and a silly attitude when he confronts the policeman.
If he was being attacked or his house(dolls) was being robbed I bet he would want the cop to speed then!!
There is no way he knew the cop was JUST speeding when he passed him and took it on himself to be the PUBLIC hero.
Anyone who agrees with this video is only showing their immaturity and nothing else.
Its idiots like him who encourage other people to do similiar stupid things. He should be arrested not for breaking the law but for being a danger to himself and the general driving public
Originally posted by JSarge
I must be the only one who thinks that this guy is a complete moron. Some of you are saying that the cop thinks he's above the law.....
Lets see,
a police officer who is professionally trained to drive at high speeds, in a car that is more than capable of doing high speeds, and who is concentrating 100% more on driving than,
an idiot driving with one hand trying to film, who has more than likely not gone through the same driver training as police officers, in a car that almost certainly wouldn't be as capable as the cops car.
All to become a youtube hero
The guys attitude is laughable too.
Originally posted by dampnickers
What really angered me about this was that the "cameraman" was so stupid that he actually took his attention away from his driving to activate and then use his video camera whilst driving at such a speed...!!!
Then, to make matters worse actually agravates the policeman. What a complete idiot.
He should be charged with dangerous driving - after all it is illegal to use a mobile phone whilst driving, it is no different for using a camera!
Muppet.
Originally posted by MysterE
LMAO! That guy is lucky he didn't get thrown in jail, or beaten!
-E-
Originally posted by Irish Matador
If he was being attacked or his house(dolls) was being robbed I bet he would want the cop to speed then!!
There is no way he knew the cop was JUST speeding when he passed him and took it on himself to be the PUBLIC hero.
Anyone who agrees with this video is only showing their immaturity and nothing else.
Its idiots like him who encourage other people to do similiar stupid things. He should be arrested not for breaking the law but for being a danger to himself and the general driving public