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post 1640574693 06-10-2021, 07:36 AM
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I ain't no expert, but I would reason that this tactic is kind of over the top and dangerous to the public.

Seems like something out of an action movie, like shooting your gun when you don't need to, or even shooting to kill when you don't need to.

The first instinct is to pass blame somewhere and move on, but step back a minute and look at the big picture.

Doesn't this seem just a bit excessive for speeding? It's more dangerous than speeding itself.

At worst it's straight up murder for a traffic violation, and a lot of those are given out to make $$$ for the cops.

I think the point here is to think about the law itself and not who is at fault.
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post 1640574703 06-10-2021, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted By Azrairc
Just watched the video, dumb bitch should of stopped

Cop was completely justified probably assuming it was a murderous fugitive about to lead a high speed chase on the highway putting potential hundreds of innocents individuals in harms way

She should be tried and convicted for evading arrest, disobeying orders, reckless driving and anything else that is applicable

This hate cop **** is typically a bunch of bull**** you’re really reaching *******
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Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
She's pregnant and her priority is to the child over the useless murderous subhuman kunt trying to issue a revenue slip to sustain his parasitic existence. Zero sympathy for that ******* he should be locked up
If she had done nothing wrong aside from speeding, she'd spend a few minutes sitting in her car and getting out / approaching her vehicle would be the officer's risk to take

I would have been pulled over about 7 seconds after seeing the lights
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I have cop friends an go on ride-alongs with them on occasion. But this cop is a PHUCKING IDIOT. State troopers/police are the absolute worst. 99% of their job is giving people speeding tickets. My cop buddies NEVER give people traffic tickets because they all think it's a ****ty thing to do.

Like how in the actual phuck is a lady slightly speeding, then slowing down to 10mph under the speed limit, more dangerous than doing a god damn pit maneuver on a car (who isn't even doing anything dangerous) in the middle of a freeway? That stupid ass cop put far more lives in serious danger than that poor woman. She put zero lives in danger and he almost killed her and her baby. I hope she sues the PD and that dumb cop gets fired. Anyone who thinks that cop's actions were acceptable can fist themselves.
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Originally Posted By Destor
If she had done nothing wrong aside from speeding, she'd spend a few minutes sitting in her car and getting out / approaching her vehicle would be the officer's risk to take

I would have been pulled over about 7 seconds after seeing the lights
I wouldn't spend 30 seconds sitting on the side of a narrow highway relying on people in the right lane not to be texting and driving. It's irrational as **** to stop there if your car isn't disabled, just keep going until you hit an exit. There is zero logical reason that shouldn't be the way it plays out, for both of them.

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Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
I wouldn't spend 30 seconds sitting on the side of a narrow highway relying on people in the right lane not to be texting and driving. It's irrational as **** to stop there if your car isn't disabled, just keep going until you hit an exit. There is zero logical reason that shouldn't be the way it plays out, for both of them.
So we're saying the road is badly designed, because it's not reasonable to drive for minutes with your hazards on unable to pull over for a police officer


You have no idea who is in a vehicle or what they might be doing, she could be stalling while swallowing bags of heroin or trying to hide weapons or something
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Originally Posted By Destor
So we're saying the road is badly designed, because it's not reasonable to drive for minutes with your hazards on unable to pull over for a police officer


You have no idea who is in a vehicle or what they might be doing, she could be stalling while swallowing bags of heroin or trying to hide weapons or something
Not all roads are designed to allow people to pull over. It's suboptimal, typically for cost considerations or other practical matters.

I'm not concerned about the cops fishing expedition for other potential tag on crimes. He has no evidence of any of those things, and not pulling over in an unsafe environment is not evidence of those things.
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Originally Posted By bov188
You're right, she could have marijuana on her. Might as well just start shooting.
Being overly cautious suggests she was high af but more likely that she would have been pulled over for driving too slowly if anything
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Must have thought he was in an 80s cop movie or something, cot damn what a douchebag


Way excessive: clearly she acknowledged him with the flashers and wasn't accelerating / trying to get away. She could have easily been killed in the wreck, nevermind if another car was flying up that lane and smashed her car.

What the hell was he trying to gain from that? I would have been so pissed if that was me / my girl / family etc
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cop dun goofed hard lmao



yikes at the PIT manuever tho, that could have probably ended up a lot worse than it did.
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She was fortunate to get off that lightly


Given that most of the States is a violent cesspit, he should have followed procedure and pumped the wreck full of lead to neutralise the threat


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Originally Posted By samsbolton
She was fortunate to get off that lightly


Given that most of the States is a violent cesspit, he should have followed procedure and pumped the wreck full of lead to neutralise the threat


Fuk yeah
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Originally Posted By Destor
Being overly cautious suggests she was high af but more likely that she would have been pulled over for driving too slowly if anything
You are retarded.
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Originally Posted By Destor
If she had done nothing wrong aside from speeding, she'd spend a few minutes sitting in her car and getting out / approaching her vehicle would be the officer's risk to take

I would have been pulled over about 7 seconds after seeing the lights
Only she doesn't have to per Arkansas State Law as outlined by the Arkansas state police

https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/pol...ont-feel-safe/

"Every Tuesday, the Arkansas State Police explain an Arkansas law.

On Tuesday, ASP explained what fleeing is and what to do if you are not comfortable in the location you are getting pulled over at or if you don’t believe it is a real cop pulling you over.

Police explained that if you see blue lights and aren’t comfortable pulling over, you need to follow these instructions:

First, police said if you are not comfortable pulling over in that location or are not sure it is an actual officer, immediately slow down and turn on your hazard lights. Police said that will let the officer know you see them. Next, police said to move to the farthest right lane and continue to drive to a location where you feel same. Police said under a street light, a gas station, and exit ramp or side road are examples of where to stop. Police said if you think the vehicle pulling you over is not a real police officer, call 911.

Arkansas State Police said if these instructions are followed, you will not be charged with fleeing."

1. Did she slow down? Yes
2. Did she Pull to the furthest right lane? Yes
3. Did she put on her hazard lights? Yes

She did her due diligence as a citizen in Arkansas educating herself on what is, and isn't acceptable in this particular encounter.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton
She was fortunate to get off that lightly


Given that most of the States is a violent cesspit, he should have followed procedure and pumped the wreck full of lead to neutralise the threat


Fuk yeah
You've never been to the US, huh?
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Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
She's pregnant and her priority is to the child over the useless murderous subhuman kunt trying to issue a revenue slip to sustain his parasitic existence. Zero sympathy for that ******* he should be locked up
I usually have some empathy for the aspect where the officer can't be sure what's happening, but somebody who turns on their hazards so you can see them more clearly, slows down, and obviously doesn't want to stop on a reduced shoulder where you're going to get creamed by a truck - which happens to officers who perform stops in chitty locations all the time - is an easy situation to read, especially when the context is simple speeding.

Trooper's a menace who wanted a reason to murder somebody for kicks. A court should have animal control euthanize him like an unwanted pitbull. Firing him and barring him from further law enforcement work is the compromise position.

It's also completely obvious from the trooper's tone and demeanor that he neither regarded the driver as any kind of a threat nor gave a chit about what he'd just done. Fukk that guy.
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Oh she about to be rich and if she’s HTC she’ll be pulling the CHIT maneuver on every toilet in her brand new mansion and you know those new construction low flow fixtures don’t stand a chance against angry post preggo karen fudge cobras so the plumber will be a frequent visitor for sure
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
Only she doesn't have to per Arkansas State Law as outlined by the Arkansas state police

https://www.nwahomepage.com/news/pol...ont-feel-safe/

"Every Tuesday, the Arkansas State Police explain an Arkansas law.

On Tuesday, ASP explained what fleeing is and what to do if you are not comfortable in the location you are getting pulled over at or if you don’t believe it is a real cop pulling you over.

Police explained that if you see blue lights and aren’t comfortable pulling over, you need to follow these instructions:

First, police said if you are not comfortable pulling over in that location or are not sure it is an actual officer, immediately slow down and turn on your hazard lights. Police said that will let the officer know you see them. Next, police said to move to the farthest right lane and continue to drive to a location where you feel same. Police said under a street light, a gas station, and exit ramp or side road are examples of where to stop. Police said if you think the vehicle pulling you over is not a real police officer, call 911.

Arkansas State Police said if these instructions are followed, you will not be charged with fleeing."

1. Did she slow down? Yes
2. Did she Pull to the furthest right lane? Yes
3. Did she put on her hazard lights? Yes

She did her due diligence as a citizen in Arkansas educating herself on what is, and isn't acceptable in this particular encounter.
Going 60mph hardly seems like slowing down, that's almost 100 kph and that's the speed limit on a lot of highways out here. Maybe it seems like slowing down because she was going so fast

On that note it feels a bit weird that we're harping on about the safety of pulling over on that highway but cruising along at 135 kilometers per hour with a bun in the oven is a-ok


Just playing devil's advocate here
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Tax payers will be footing the bill once again for this lawsuit.

Just lol at performing a pit maneuver on an SUV and not knowing what was going to happen. And a pregnant woman to boot. That cop would have a serious problem if they performed this on my pregnant wife.

Woman looks out for the cops safety, but the cop disregards everything...
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It appears that the woman gained distance on the vehicle in front of her, so I guess she just kept right on speeding with her blinker on.

Slowing down well below the speed limit would be a good call, but the state is going to be buying her a new car.
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Originally Posted By Destor
Going 60mph hardly seems like slowing down, that's almost 100 kph and that's the speed limit on a lot of highways out here. Maybe it seems like slowing down because she was going so fast

On that note it feels a bit weird that we're harping on about the safety of pulling over on that highway but cruising along at 135 kilometers per hour with a bun in the oven is a-ok


Just playing devil's advocate here
Are you just ignoring the part where the speed limit is 70mph? 60mph is about as slowed down as you can get without it becoming dangerous.
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Put her hazards on and slowed down, she clearly indicated that she was complying and looking for a safe place to pull over.

Hope she wins a lawsuit dead srs

Looks like the written law is on her side
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Originally Posted By Duckliver
Are you just ignoring the part where the speed limit is 70mph? 60mph is about as slowed down as you can get without it becoming dangerous.
She's got a patrol car with all of its lights on. "keeping up with traffic" isn't a safety requirement.
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Originally Posted By Duckliver
Are you just ignoring the part where the speed limit is 70mph? 60mph is about as slowed down as you can get without it becoming dangerous.
There was another vehicle on the road in the middle lane that she actually caught up to while driving on the shoulder with her hazards on lol, it looked like that car was gonna pull over before she was and that’s when the officer PIT’d her
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig
she drove for over 3 minutes eluding a cop with lights on
To find a safe spot to pull over which police say to do.

Is there a single thing police can do wrong to you?
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Originally Posted By Destor
So we're saying the road is badly designed, because it's not reasonable to drive for minutes with your hazards on unable to pull over for a police officer


You have no idea who is in a vehicle or what they might be doing, she could be stalling while swallowing bags of heroin or trying to hide weapons or something
You have to be reasonable dude.

“I attempted to murder her even though she was following written rules becuase there’s a possible she might have had drugs”

Go **** yourself
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Originally Posted By navid93
To find a safe spot to pull over which police say to do.

Is there a single thing police can do wrong to you?
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evade or escape from (a danger, enemy, or pursuer), typically in a skillful or cunning way.

An incredible choice of words for turning on one's hazard lights, which exist for the express purpose of drawing attention to your location so nobody misses you. Mirin' the skill, the cunning of her strategy.
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Originally Posted By Destor
Going 60mph hardly seems like slowing down, that's almost 100 kph and that's the speed limit on a lot of highways out here. Maybe it seems like slowing down because she was going so fast

On that note it feels a bit weird that we're harping on about the safety of pulling over on that highway but cruising along at 135 kilometers per hour with a bun in the oven is a-ok


Just playing devil's advocate here
The law doesn't care about your Devil's advocacy. She had the legal right to do what she did. What was she supposed to do? Slow down to 35mph(50km) on the highway creating another dangerous situation? Cop was wrong morally and legally.
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