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Anyone with reasonable intelligence would know that a pit maneuver at those speeds would be extremely dangerous...the trooper had real courage to do the maneuver at that speed.. Glad he lived through it.
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View Quote Wild, where I work pitting above 35 miles an hour is considered lethal force. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... Why? Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. |
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Quoted: Wild, where I work pitting above 35 miles an hour is considered lethal force. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Wild, where I work pitting above 35 miles an hour is considered lethal force. It was lethal force. Justified lethal force to stop an immediate threat to the public. Of all the possible terrible outcomes, the cop managed to force the least terrible one to occur. Risky but it worked out in this case. |
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That trooper might be out of the hospital but that doesn’t mean he’s fine. I’d bet his back and neck are fucked for life.
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Better a high speed pit than a head on.
I'll allow it. No censure. |
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Quoted: Don't act stupid, that's not why he was killed. Still not a very bright idea though. View Quote Don't act like an A-hole.. The guy was killed because a trooper rammed him at high speeds.. I swear... the last 15 years, they must have added some type of flavoring to leather now.. Ya'll sure love the taste! |
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Bad pit. Guilty on murder charges. Could have killed innocents. Flame on.
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Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... View Quote Your post is fucking retarded. |
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Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. View Quote Glad to see common sense still exists in GD. |
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Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... Why? Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. |
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Holy shit... balls if steel.
Totally stopped that fucktard from killing an innocent motorist. Seems like the cop waited until no oncoming traffic... not sure if intentional or just got lucky. Damn. |
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I've always been taught PITs above 30-35 mph shouldn't be used.
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Good shot (using a 4,500 pounds bullet)
Pickup truck guy was running for a reason. Fuck him, he’s dead now. |
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If the guy had pulled over, taken his ticket, he would still be alive. He is responsible for the outcome. His actions alone permitted the trooper to what he did.
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Quoted: If the guy had pulled over, taken his ticket, he would still be alive. He is responsible for the outcome. His actions alone permitted the trooper to what he did. View Quote |
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damn I love a good chase/PIT but that should have been called off.
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We cant pit here and that pursuit would have been called off along time ago.
Glad the Trooper is OK, no shits about the other guy. |
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In general I've been taught my whole life not to fuck around with the guys in the blue striped cars. ASP doesn't play around.
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Quoted: In general I've been taught my whole life not to fuck around with the guys in the blue striped cars. ASP doesn't play around. View Quote |
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Quoted: I'm guessing he's going to be standing tall before the man once he gets out of the hospital. I agree, fuck that driver but damn... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Like watching a Fast and Furious movie. Glad the trooper lived. I'm guessing he's going to be standing tall before the man once he gets out of the hospital. I agree, fuck that driver but damn... The reporter said that the trooper received authorization from a supervisor before conducting the PIT. |
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Quoted: Could have just as easily launched that cruiser into oncoming traffic and killed an innocent driver. That was an extremely stupid call. Call off the pursuit and find him later geezus. View Quote Nah, it looks like he picked a spot without traffic. Excellent call and a great outcome! |
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Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... Why? Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. He killed himself. Ran from the cops and was swerving into oncoming traffic. I'm sure there are plenty of felonies in that mess. |
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Quoted: I would think (even if he had been on the job 3-4 minutes) that he would understand doing a PIT on a high CG truck at (probably) over 100 MPH would be pretty fucking stupid. Not to mention the fact that there is no way he could have seen from the drivers seat if there was any oncoming traffic. Again, I'm not a cop but I damn sure wouldn't try to spin someone at those speeds, especially for running a goddam stop sign. The Supervisor cant see shit from his desk. The Trooper had all of the information necessary at his disposal to use a bit of judgement. He failed. Glad he's OK and glad no innocents were killed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Murder charges inbound (sarcasm) In all seriousness, that was pretty fucking stupid. His supervisor gave the order to do it. And? And what? He's been on the job 3-4 years and he's going to tell his supervisor, who presumably has a lot more experience, "no, I won't do it?" I would think (even if he had been on the job 3-4 minutes) that he would understand doing a PIT on a high CG truck at (probably) over 100 MPH would be pretty fucking stupid. Not to mention the fact that there is no way he could have seen from the drivers seat if there was any oncoming traffic. Again, I'm not a cop but I damn sure wouldn't try to spin someone at those speeds, especially for running a goddam stop sign. The Supervisor cant see shit from his desk. The Trooper had all of the information necessary at his disposal to use a bit of judgement. He failed. Glad he's OK and glad no innocents were killed. Oh lord, now you've done it. TBL brigade is gonna be all over your nuts shortly |
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Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... View Quote |
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Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. View Quote |
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Quoted: If so that's bullshit I would acquit and buy a beer View Quote If a driver's reckless driving threatens the life of other people when police are trying to pull you over---or due to your reckless driving you cause death, property damage, or injury--- because you initiate a high-speed chase; then fuck 'em. The driver gets what he/she deserves. Driver should also get attempted felonious assault/murder charges on everyone that they almsot kill/endanger. Fuckheads playing "Dukes of Hazzard" in a 3000lb vehicle going 60+ mph, driving recklessly just trying to avoid capture or a ticket belong under a fucking jail for a long goddamned time. Especially if they endanger other lives/kill/injure or maim people in the process. |
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The reporter says the pursuit lasted at least 17 minutes and involved multiple counties. Why wasn't he PITted 10-15 minutes beforehand? That would have been far less risky to the public.
What did the trooper do wrong in executing the PIT? It looks to me like he pulled up too far and contacted the rear or rear side of the tire which lifted the corner of his patrol car into the air. |
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Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hopefully the family sues the fuck out of that department and wins... Why? Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. Newflash, they don't call off pursuits for the safety of the dude running from the cops. If they had managed to get a bystander killed you may have an argument that the family of the dead bystander should sue, but they didn't do that. |
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Quoted: Don't act like an A-hole..The guy was killed because a trooper rammed him at high speeds.. I swear... the last 15 years, they must have added some type of flavoring to leather now.. Ya'll sure love the taste! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Don't act stupid, that's not why he was killed. Still not a very bright idea though. Don't act like an A-hole..The guy was killed because a trooper rammed him at high speeds.. I swear... the last 15 years, they must have added some type of flavoring to leather now.. Ya'll sure love the taste! Fuck that. They guy was killed because his actions lead to law enforcement determining that deadly force was justified(as, at least in Wisconsin, a high speed PIT is considered deadly force). You're splitting hairs here and it's quite pathetic. The fact that anyone smart enough to figure out how to turn a computer on would have an issue with this technique being used on some fucking scumbag deliberately driving into oncoming traffic at 100+mph outside of the risk to bystanders and law enforcement absolutely blows my mind. |
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Quoted: Nah man. ARF says the douche gets a pass. Unless, of course, the douche blew a stop sign and t-boned their wife or daughter. Then they'd want the cops to lay the hammer down. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: If the guy had pulled over, taken his ticket, he would still be alive. He is responsible for the outcome. His actions alone permitted the trooper to what he did. Yep. If he’s have killed someone GD would be crying about why the cops didn’t kill the dude before hand. Can’t win as a cop. |
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Well... If he wasn't a fan of The Dukes of Hazzard before then he sure as shit is now
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Quoted: Glad to see common sense still exists in GD. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Cops killed the guy for running a stop sign. Their incompetence led them to think they could PIT a vehicle (a pickup with a high center of gravity at that) at 100mph+ Like a lot of departments around the country, the pursuit should have been called off for such a minor traffic violation. They have the plate number, a description of the truck and the driver. They can find him in a couple of hours and talk to him then. Glad to see common sense still exists in GD. |
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