This one was just as good, same channel

Yea running was stupid and the kid seems like a POS, but even in my harder heart I can't justify a cop tasing a kid in the middle of an expressway in the dark of night and letting him get run over to death.

I know the driver is not at fault 100%.. but damn, like don't you see the strobing flashlights!?!? They were coming FAST too with high beams on.

He's a 28 year old ******** addict LMAO.

The downfall of the USA in a nutshell. fuk him.

So do white people get free Jordan's?

Cop had zero situational awareness though. The driver could've swerved last second and taken out the cop, or crashed and died, or caused a pileup. Better off just letting the kid run and taze him on the other side or just let him go and get him later since they had his car and details. Was he even armed?

Fuark. Don't agree with the actions of the cop but don't think the cop should have to answer any charges and should actually be commended for taking action. Easy to watch a vid and be a hindsight genious but not as easy to be the man in the moment and analyze every possible outcome and instantly solve for best possible course of action. That is the business of a cop and the man handled it, dude going on a runner took a gamble with his life that didn't pay off.

We can't be letting criminals be thinking taking massive risks with their own welfare is a get away strategy because they are taking risks with everyone's welfare at the same time when they do that and society loses.

Was the driver an old person or distracted?

It looks like the cop shines his flashlight at the driver to get the person's attention to stop.

Maybe the driver was looking over at the cop's blinking lights where the original traffic stop took place. We all tend to rubberneck when a cop pulls someone over or a traffic accident takes place. We all look over like "What's going on over there?"

I'm sure the police officer and the driver of that car is going to have to deal with this the rest of their lives, but it's just something that happened because of the guy's decisions in life. Someone made a thread talking about luck yesterday and I'll just say, when you do what this guy did, you make yourself very unlucky.The second he heard "you're under arrest" he booked it because he knew they would find those things and he would be in a lot of trouble.

I'm usually pretty pro-cop, but I can't defend a cop who tasers an unarmed (the cop patted the guy down well before he took off running) man running in the middle of the freeway with people driving 70+ mph at nighttime. That's 100% manslaughter at a minimum. They had the guys info; either taser him once he crossed the road to the other side of the field or whatever, or let him go and get him later with the info you have on him. It's not like the cop was chasing El Chapo trying to escape or something.


lmao do you realize how little reaction time the driver who hit the guy would have had in that situation? 70+ mph on the free at nighttime?

By your logic, no one should ever accidentally hit a deer either, because they should be able to magically slam on their breaks and stop on a dime at highway speeds. If the car had slammed on their breaks, they'd have caused a pileup and more deaths.

bro the downfall of the usa has nothing to do with cops not tasering enough low level criminals in the middle of busy freeways at night

dumb jogger

It looks like the cop is using his bright ass flashlight in his left hand and he even changes the setting so it goes into "flash" mode where it starts blinking quickly, and he points it at the driver. It's either the cop whose bodycam we see uses the blinking flashlight or the second officer does it.

I dunno, I think the driver had enough time to slow down and stop. He had enough time to blare the horn. Who uses their horn in that situation? He should've slammed on the brakes instead.