Cop rear ends a motorcycle
#4
the cop definitely should have been paying more attention.
"i cant stop that godd*** fast when you hit your breaks"
...really?? the guy on the bike was going 10 mph when he stopped. if you dont have time to stop going that slow then you obviously werent paying attention and its youre fault.
"i cant stop that godd*** fast when you hit your breaks"
...really?? the guy on the bike was going 10 mph when he stopped. if you dont have time to stop going that slow then you obviously werent paying attention and its youre fault.
#5
I generally give a nod to the law enforcement side but that cop clearly was concentrating more on eating his donut than he was on his driving. He tried to play the tough cop role so the rider would be intimidated and not get him in trouble.
If it had been me on the bike and he gave me that attitude he would be seeing me in court with the video evidence for the judge to view.
If it had been me on the bike and he gave me that attitude he would be seeing me in court with the video evidence for the judge to view.
#6
#8
I've always been an advocate pro police as I've never had any issues with them as long as you've been polite.
In this case, the rider was completely respectful the entire time and the officer couldn't have been more wrong. I understand where the officer is coming from in the fact that he didn't want to get in trouble, but taking it out on an innocent civilian should not have been the solution. It's things like this that give police a bad name to those looking for it. I'm glad internal affairs fired him for his actions. Kudos though to the rider for remaining polite even in the face of an ignorant police officer.
In this case, the rider was completely respectful the entire time and the officer couldn't have been more wrong. I understand where the officer is coming from in the fact that he didn't want to get in trouble, but taking it out on an innocent civilian should not have been the solution. It's things like this that give police a bad name to those looking for it. I'm glad internal affairs fired him for his actions. Kudos though to the rider for remaining polite even in the face of an ignorant police officer.
#9
that's pretty bad. a copy of that should be sent to his department.
there's a lot of that kinda stuff going on, this guy is getting even
Wrongfully arrested motorcyclist who had helmet cam seized by Dallas County Sheriff’s deputy sues for $1 million | Crime Blog
there's a lot of that kinda stuff going on, this guy is getting even
Wrongfully arrested motorcyclist who had helmet cam seized by Dallas County Sheriff’s deputy sues for $1 million | Crime Blog