>be amerimutt cop>flag down driver suspected to be involved in a road rage incident>for some reason, decide to park your cruiser ON TRAIN TRACKS in the middle of nowhere>other officer arrives clearly with the cruiser parked ON TRAIN TRACKS in view, but thinks nothing of it>there are three of you there by the way>detain the driver, then proceeds to put her in the cruiser ON TRAIN TRACKS and leave her there while searching the car for potential weapons>while you do that, a strange sound can be heard. Could it potentially have something in common with the TRAIN TRACKS?>not once do any of you consider the idea to maybe moving the cruiser off the TRAIN TRACKS to avoid any dangerous situation>ignoring it, you and the others continue searching the car for weapons as the horn blares louder and louder>oh shit, now you realize it’s a train horn from an oncoming train about to hit the car with the suspect inside parked ON TRAIN TRACKS>*surprised pikachu face as the train collides*>still decide to search the car for potential weapon rather than checking out the now victimSourcehttps://youtu.be/OyKyGJ3jb40?si=0FylDRoPCCyf8iV5Old case, but I am actually still dumbfounded by this. Are american cops really this dumb that seeing a car parked on train tracks does not raise any alert in their mind? We were taught as kids to never loiter around train tracks, what the fuck?
Old news is old. That said, I've watched that clip a hundred times already. It's my favorite cop video of all time.
>>519387377Peak clown world moment of the year? Retarded award, when?
>>519387864>https://youtu.be/OyKyGJ3jb40never mind, vid was from 3 years ago, false alarm
https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/04/us/fort-lupton-colorado-police-suspect-train-crash-settlement/index.htmlLocal Colorado officials have reached an $8.5 million settlement with a woman who was hospitalized in 2022 after being left handcuffed in a police SUV that was then hit by a train.The city of Fort Lupton and town of Platteville, Colorado, agreed on the settlement with the victim, Yareni Rios-Gonzalez, according to a release from the Fort Lupton Police Department. The settlement amount will be split equally between the town and city and paid by their insurers, according to attorney Eric M. Ziporin, whose office represents the city.Rios, who was a suspect in a road rage case, survived the September 2022 collision but suffered nine broken ribs, a broken arm and other injuries.“This voluntary settlement is to the mutual satisfaction of the parties, recognizes the gravity of this matter, and allows all parties to move forward,” the Fort Lupton police department said.Fort Lupton police officer Jordan Steinke, who placed Rios in the vehicle, was found guilty last year of reckless endangerment and third-degree assault in the crash and was sentenced to serve 30 months of supervised probation and 100 hours of public service.
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>>519387741That's a man ass.
>>519387377everyone in america is dumb af, what lifting the economy is few immigrants who are grinding 16hrs a day in a hope to settle there, but once they settle they turn dumb too and new ones are needed, rinse and repeat
post the connecticut johnson iq cop case meme
>>519388038>It was a spicHah. Based.
>>519387741That’s a boy
