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I know who that was.

That video and then getting a RZR under my scope on another public range (actual range, not just BLM land) prompted me to get a range membership.

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In a sea of stupid shit, this is the iceberg of derp standing tall above it all.

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I've saved that phrase for later usage.

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THIS

They had a roll cage.  He should have PITTED them big time.

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Bumper bars, should have used them.

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I like how after the cop got out and started running after the kids how he yelled he was going to shoot them.    For what?  Being stupid?

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I don't know the whole story here... did they just commit armed robbery or perhaps kill someone?  By all means give chase.  Otherwise the cop is an idiot going after people not causing any harm.

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Sooner or later they will mutual aid call for a chopper then the kids go to jail. End of story.

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I owned a L-82 4 speed gymkhana optioned 79 vette for 4 or 5 years. It had no cat and was correctly tuned plus I spiked the fuel with Tolulene.
 I of course drove it like a maniac and flashed by a deputy on the way home one night at 230am...doing 85 in a 35 on a twisty road. He just ignored me.

That vette was a sinister witch of a car...always whispering she was going to kill me. But she didn't. It was also the lowest quality POS I ever owned.
 Something broke almost every time I took her out on a mission. Thank goodness I am an excellent mechanic. Everyone should have a vette once if they are a gearhead. I drove a friends 2000 vette...it was a six speed convertible. It had the Ti exhaust and magnesium wheels. It felt like it was carved out of one block of steel it was so stiff. Yet it had a oldsmobile like GM feel. It was so fast and had such high limits I told my friend plates were optional. Epic, that car was.

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Bear in the air is beatable...Especially under heavy canopy.

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Not if they have infraredl

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aaaaand you didn't even watch the video before crafting your oh so clever reply.

Well done. So astute. Much clever. Wow.

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I started my juvenile antics as respectfully as I could possibly be.

After years of living in this small tow...Er shithole being told by the old blood that have lived there for generations that Me and my family are not from there,  dont belong there and are not welcome there.  My ability to give a fuck about their feelings did begin to go away.  But I still made every effort show respect to them and their property.

One thing I learned in small towns as much as I like the thought of living in places with small populations is...  They are full of hypocrites that never practice what the preach,  business owners are protectionists that get into power positions as to bully out competition and the local yokel PD's and SD's tend to play favorites to the business owners and the "elites".

I specifically remember one asshole that lived on the edge of town with a real fun pasture.  Asshole told me I could ride on his property anytime I wanted.  One day I did,  I went out riding my dirt bike out in the pasture only to see him recording me with a camcorder.  When I asked him why the camcorder? He replied...."I am going to give this to the city attorney and the sheriff".

And he did.  His buddy the city attorney.. An old 80 year old "ignorance of the law is no excuse" prick proceeded to give my 17 year old ass 200 hours of community service with none other than the faggot who railroaded me with a camcorder.  And a 500 dollar fine.  Oh and did I mention Mr camcorder was a business owner,  and would not give me any work to do.  In the mean time I had turned 18.  After a meeting with the city attorney and a extension on my community service with again.... Mr camcorder,  who then still wouldn't give me shit to do.  I went to jail for 5 days to "pay" for the 200 hours of community service.

I have plenty of other stories involving such small town bull shit from a couple small towns that I've lived in.  I can continue for a while.  Like being caught out after curfew with 25 or so other kids,  about 12 managed to get away and out of the rest about 8 were kids of "someone special".
Those 8 were sent home with mom and dad with no consequences.  Guess what the remainder of the kids had to do?  We got to go see the juvenile justice and a lot of community service for our bad deed.  

One thing I have learned the hard way about a lot of small communities.... Is that they tend to be full of self centered,  vain,  hypocritical corrupt assholes with a spattering of truly great humans.  My buddies father whom was a deputy in said town took retirement as soon as he could and absolutely refused to run for Sheriff,  He always loved to tell the stories of the families that were in church on Sunday and and the rest of the week their wives and husbands were sneaking around cheating on each other.  Some of his stories for 30 years as a deputy in that town were fucking amusing.  In fact.  I think the only reason that I never went to prison is the fact that I got to know many of the deputies that were hired on later in my childhood.  

I live in a larger town now,  I don't have those issues.  I don't like living in a larger town in general.  But I can ride my ATV to the store without being harassed now.

In the end this video is hard to discern whether they are being chased for being trouble makers of because barney is bored..  I tend to go with my life experiences.  YMMV.

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I owned a L-82 4 speed gymkhana optioned 79 vette for 4 or 5 years. It had no cat and was correctly tuned plus I spiked the fuel with Tolulene.
 I of course drove it like a maniac and flashed by a deputy on the way home one night at 230am...doing 85 in a 35 on a twisty road. He just ignored me.

That vette was a sinister witch of a car...always whispering she was going to kill me. But she didn't. It was also the lowest quality POS I ever owned.
 Something broke almost every time I took her out on a mission. Thank goodness I am an excellent mechanic. Everyone should have a vette once if they are a gearhead. I drove a friends 2000 vette...it was a six speed convertible. It had the Ti exhaust and magnesium wheels. It felt like it was carved out of one block of steel it was so stiff. Yet it had a oldsmobile like GM feel. It was so fast and had such high limits I told my friend plates were optional. Epic, that car was.

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Sooner or later they will mutual aid call for a chopper then the kids go to jail. End of story.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbpv5TIVKg8

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Cop is tarded.

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Cop should have followed them with lights off then lit them up when they got home.

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Or what happens when Officer Frendly really does rip off a couple rounds at these kids in the dark and little Sally asleep in her crib takes a 40S&W to the noggin?

I seriously hope someone is asking these questions of this guy.

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Well it's only a .40, so little Sally wouldn't even realize she was woken up by the small impact.  The next morning her hair might be slightly messed up.  Or so Arfcom tells me about such a pussy round.

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Thus the heavy canopy.

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LOL, that's some serious city boy logic.  I don't know where the video is from, but in most of the country, a helicopter is hours away.  Not to mention expensive, and for catching a couple of kids with an ATV on the road?  Ridiculous.  That cop should have his badge taken away.  He is far more of a danger to society than those kids.