Diesel Ram in the news ... Police chase

[ToolManTimTaylor]

Anybody know who this is?





1:18 seconds into the video watch a "Modded" ram come out of nowhere.



http://videos.streetfire.net/video/4effb429-2c7a-4a7b-954d-987a016f08fb.htm

 

[Sled Puller]

"High performance" BMW. LMAO!! The Cummins flat out left it!!!



Too bad it wasn't a 12 V, could have closed the street down.

 

[Sled Puller]

Good thing the cops were there, or that lady would have given him a beating.

 

[JoshPeters]

Anyone have that video on You Tube or Google? I can't see streetfire.

 

[Alphacowboy]

I bet the guy got a talking to thats for sure! But, sometimes you wonder though, who knows that guy in the truck might have been an off duty cop, especially how he did a couple of manuvers that he did, a couple of them were almost text book stuff. Also, really looked like he was going to tag the guy in the right rear fender at the one point and send him spinning. In all honesty, I wish he had, because the lady (and I am guessing the driver) of that car he hit going the wrong way could have been really really bad. I hope the driver of that silver car is ok, cuz I dont think it was the lady, but I could be wrong.



I would be hard pressed not to put that guy into a spin if I would have had the chance. I mean, if there is no cars close, tag that biatch and watch him crash, he obviously had no regard for anyone elses life.

 

[Missouri Mule]

I get part of the video but not the part when the Ram comes in to play.

 

[C. Harlan]

Hmm, I wonder if Bill Lins has a new glass truck... hehehe



-Chris-

 

[CRuth]

Maybe he did know some stuff, but he wasn't in communication with the police. You wouldnt want a cop to send him spinning unless you knew he was about to do it.



Some crazy people out there.

 

[chwhit]

hahaha, you gotta love it, the guy in the cummins probably didn't even know about the chase in the first place, he probably just saw a car coming up really fast on him, and wanted to mess with them and show what that diesel can do, I do the same thing. No, but really that was a ballzy move. Awesome video.

 

[glhs]

This kind of commentary ticks me off. "When civilians get involved, it becomes harder and more dangerous. Leave it to the police who are trained in high speed chases. " What a flippin JOKE!!! #@$%! Have been chasing the guy for ALMOST 2 HOURS... ... ... yeah much safer. If it takes more than 10-15 minutes..... TAKE THE FLIPPIN VEHICLE OUT!! It could have gone either way for the guy in the Dodge Cummins. The BMW could have been stopped by him or ended up in a crash with a civilian vehicle... ... ... . Which is EXACTLY what happenend with the "trained" officers taking the reins. If someone would have died at the end, then they could all say "Wish the guy in the Dodge Cummins would have stopped him back there". Then he might be a hero. There needs to be a price put on a piece of crud police vehicle which, is waaaaaaaay less than someones life.

Now I want to be a cop. There would be no more 15+ minute police chases in my area.

 

[chwhit]

Amen!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ruckuz]

i definately would have introduced that idiot to the concrete wall

 

[glhs]

The cops should have let her beat the shnot out of him.

 

[CRuth]

Wow, and if he'd had a car full of children or knew the location of where the hostages were stashed etc etc. Theres no way a civilian can know what the cops know. Maybe they weren't aggressive enough. I don't know. And neither do you.

 

[2broke2smoke]

Wow, and if he'd had a car full of children or knew the location of where the hostages were stashed etc etc. Theres no way a civilian can know what the cops know. Maybe they weren't aggressive enough. I don't know. And neither do you.

spoken like a true law enforcement officer ...



"we let him drive recklessly for 2 HOURS and endanger everyone else around him because WE know what's best"

 

[crobertson1]

The only problem I have is the police officer who had the guy in cuffs, didn't "accidently" help him over the barrier so he could fall to the road below. I take that back. That would've violated the "alleged" criminal's civil rights.



BTW, that video is old but still enjoyable.

https://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154008&highlight=police

 

[glhs]

Wow, and if he'd had a car full of children or knew the location of where the hostages were stashed etc etc. Theres no way a civilian can know what the cops know. Maybe they weren't aggressive enough. I don't know. And neither do you.

1. I do not endorse running into cars "full of children". Look through the windows. The chopper could see through.

2. ... ... ... knew the location of a hostage. AAHHH YES! Of course! Maybe he was leading them to the site!:-laf

3. Maybe they weren't aggressive enough? Did you watch the video?:-laf

You are right, civilians don't know. My point is when it's time to take the vehicle out, IT'S TIME! They had the info and did not act nearly soon enough.

There is a word for chasing cars at high rates of speed; it's called RACING!

 

[J.Keith]

I'd have been tempted to reach for my good friend Walther and pop some tires



-100 cool points for letting a chase go for 2 hrs.

Seriously, how hard can it be to safely send that guy into the wall? I know I wouldn't have a problem doing it!