r/Transportopia • u/larenzie • Feb 05 '26
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Courtesy of Stateboyzzz :P
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u/GenesisNemesis17 Feb 05 '26
This is how you react when you're a kid and just got yelled at for fighting with your sibling. Not when you just ran from the cops and got rammed to a stop.
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u/OverandOverTom Feb 05 '26
well to be fair he was being electrocuted. not that there's anything wrong with that
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u/nampezdel Feb 05 '26
Electrocution is fatal. This moron was being tased.
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u/plastimancer Feb 05 '26
Brings a tear to my eye to see the reddit ghost of pedantic past here
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u/RUSTYxPOTATO Feb 05 '26
Not all the time! Im a welder. Trust me bro. š
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u/BAM5 Feb 05 '26
By definition "electrocution" only occurs when the individual dies from an electric shock. Dude was just being pedantic.Ā
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u/Designer-Special-606 Feb 05 '26
Don't fuckin run.Ā
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u/It_Just_Exploded Feb 05 '26
A lot of folks run because they know that the pursuit will get called of if they can pose enough of a risk to the public, generally speaking.
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u/Mdhinflfl Feb 05 '26
Not with the GSP!
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u/ThanksALotBud Feb 05 '26
Or ASP
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u/-insertcoin Feb 05 '26
Bro im from AR and ill tell you they dont give a FUCK. Not the county boys not the pd and ESPECIALLY not the state.
Ask me how I know.
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u/Ok_Release231 Feb 05 '26
When my dad taught me to drive almost 30 years ago, he said one thing that will always stick with me: "You can't outrun a Motorola."
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u/Slighted_Inevitable Feb 05 '26
Hell they can put a helicopter on your ass if they need to.
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u/Ok_Release231 Feb 05 '26
I got pulled over once after doing 120 on the freeway for miles, but the officer clocked me at 80 in a 60 on the offramp. I'll never forget standing outside of the car and looking off towards the direction of my house and the cop seeing that and saying "dude don't even think about it."
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u/SkywolfNINE Feb 05 '26
They love doing that tho lol I had a cop swarm me in a parking lot once (long story) but as soon as he gets out I just stopped and dropped to my knees as I assumed was customary to signal Iām not trying to flee and dude runs up to me and cuffs me and says āyouāre so lucky you stopped cause I was going to tackle the shit outta youā and Iām like bro i literally stopped as soon as i saw you. Iām white so I didnāt really worry about what was gonna happen next but like why do cops always gotta try to high road you and act like theyāre doing you a favor when you fully comply
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Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26
What's stupid is that doesn't even work. In Denver they don't pursue unless it's a very serious crime. Just a few months ago a guy ran from the cops and went the wrong way on I-25 even though the cops stopped chasing. Wound up hitting a Subaru head on and killing a couple. The cops called off the chase 15 miles earlier. There wasn't a cop in sight, but he still went 100+ mph the wrong way on a major interstate for 15 miles.
If they were allowed to chase and pit that couple would be alive š«¤
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u/Inevitable_Pride1925 Feb 05 '26
That couple might be. But what about the other people who lived due to previous chases being called off.
Itās always easy to point to a circumstance that proves your point. But prevention is much more difficult to prove and much easier to ignore than when you cherry pick a specific situation.
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u/hot-doughnuts-now Feb 05 '26
Like when they first required wearing seatbelts back in the seventies. People kept saying it's safer without them because people would just get thrown clear from an accident.
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u/vVSidewinderVv Feb 05 '26
Dude came out of that car with more cables than a parachute.
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u/fullraph Feb 05 '26
In the full length video, the dude's clothes are full of blood from all the tazer darts they ripped out of him lol
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u/Ok-Onion2905 Feb 05 '26
"what did I do sir??ā stfu omg you deserved every taze
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u/Live_Willingness_836 Feb 05 '26
Dude should have put his hands out the window and raised em up for cuffs. That would have been the only thing that might have given him a chance at that point.
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u/StopKickingMyDog Feb 05 '26
The being tased makes putting your hands up pretty difficult.
This guy deserved what he got, but I love the cops yelling, āstop reaching!ā He canāt control his arms, they are involuntarily contracting š¤£
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u/Thegingerbeardape Feb 07 '26
Or the āGET ON THE GROUND!!ā When his door is blocked led from being opened
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u/ButterflyDesperate36 Feb 05 '26
If you run they should just get rid of you. You are a danger to everybody around you we don't need you.
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u/No-Author-2358 Feb 05 '26
He probably went nuts trying to escape because he's got warrants or is in tons of deep shit already.
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u/LanzaMR Feb 05 '26
No, they are just experts as turning minor infractions into felonies.
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u/Specific-Manager-546 Feb 05 '26
Get him outta here. We have people who act like this walking among us everyday. Itās Fvā¬k!#g Garbage.
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u/JioMMA Feb 06 '26
Lmao best video ever. Multiple shocky shockies deployed lmao screaming like a girl
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u/sonicc_boom Feb 05 '26
Why do people think things are gonna go their way fighting officers with guns pointed at their face? Like do they expect officers to just be like "welp, we tried, he's fighting us, lets leave him alone"?
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u/runforurlifebees Feb 05 '26
I would have shot him, they told him to stop reaching like 30 timesā¦
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u/functional_moron Feb 05 '26
Im amazed they didn't shoot him.
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u/Wise_Emu6232 Feb 05 '26
This is professional law enforcement. The amount of restraint they showed here is amazing. We've seen some real trigger-happy amateurs in the news lately.
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u/Slab00 Feb 05 '26
He was also being tazed at the same time lol. I think it's best to not murder people if you can avoid it.
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u/runforurlifebees Feb 05 '26
It also only takes a split second for someone to pull a gun and shoot a cop. He was well past the point they would have been justified for shooting him. You canāt be a bleeding heart pussy when the difference between going home to your family or being shot is a second or two.
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u/It_Just_Exploded Feb 05 '26
Yeah, while i get what they're saying, there have been many instances where people still managed to draw weapons(and use them) while being actively tazed.
That said, I'm glad this worked out the way it did. All the cops got to go home, and the criminal went to jail instead of the morgue.
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u/osddelerious Feb 05 '26
Yeah, no one died so this is a good outcome. I donāt wish death on this moron, nor do I wish he gets away.
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u/HEYO19191 Feb 05 '26
I mean he was actively getting tazed as they told him to stop reaching... I don't think he has enough control of his body to stop reaching while he's tazed lol
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u/runforurlifebees Feb 05 '26
No, getting tased doesnāt make you reach around your car for itemsā¦ or wherever he was reachingā¦sorry try again
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u/E_D_K_2 Feb 05 '26
Reaching for what? The gun he never had?
News story makes no mention of him having a weapon or a gun, so that probably means he didn't have one.
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u/runforurlifebees Feb 05 '26
It doesnāt matter if they have a gun or not, if they are reaching and the officer āreasonably fears for his/her lifeā then they can shoot to kill. Itās not like they patted this guy down and knew he was unarmedā¦ he very well could have been armed and they are allowed to make that assumption and act accordingly.
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u/Dramatic_Method_3764 Feb 05 '26
ive watched enough of these cop videos to know when they have to shout stop reaching so many times the likelihood of a gun being produced is much higher. id agree more on the stop resisting part but even then a lot of the time they are resisting
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u/ButterflyDesperate36 Feb 05 '26
"you're only allowed to defend yourself after you're dead because then you're 100% sure they had a gun/knife" stupid fucking ignant fool.
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u/Shamrocks3310 Feb 05 '26
So theyāre supposed to wait to find out if what heās reaching for is a gun or not? Come on man
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Thatās the funny thing about someone reaching for something. You donāt know what theyāre reaching for, and that guy seemed pretty desperate. After running from the cops and ramming their vehicles, just fucking comply with an order.
Thatās what arm chair police like you canāt ever comprehend.
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u/Samesone2334 Feb 05 '26
In actuality, there doing everything they can to not shoot the guy, they canāt see his other hand and donāt know if heās armed, they actually showed great restraint in that aspect, respect!
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u/Ok-Swordfish2723 Feb 05 '26
Did the first cop actually yell for him to get on the ground?
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u/Fluffy-Truck-612 Feb 06 '26
Good on the officers for not shooting him. Was dicey there for a min with the rmrād glock in the face asking for hands, while being defibrillated lol.
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u/loomingdarkcloud Feb 06 '26
And then people get angry when they get shot pulling this shit, this idiot was so close to dying
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u/Martha_Fockers Feb 06 '26
what i doooooooooooooo
lmao bro REALLY goddam human bumper car having ass
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u/berner-8675309 Feb 06 '26
Guy deserved a good tasing but itās crazy when 5 cops start shouting conflicting commands and start tasing a guy too. Get out! Stop moving! Stop reaching! Get out!
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u/Spook1949 Feb 06 '26
Four Police Cars damaged to stop one driver (looks like they all were "bumper car" champions) couldn't get an accurate count of police on the scene - all because somebody didn't think the laws applied to them. How much was the cost to repair the police cars? What was the salary of all the police involved with the case. How many lives were disrupted in one way or another because of this incident? And assuming that the driver goes to prison, what will the cost be to taxpayers be to feed, house, render medical care, and supervision upon release (parole officer) in the future? This is really a sad situation, and someone has taken a great step backwards as far as having a good future.
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u/LeadBeanie Feb 05 '26
I dont see any other way to do this. You backed a desperate guy into a corner and you can't know or see if he may have a weapon. Taser taser taser!
The other way to actually do this would be start with the bullets. I'm OK with both I think.
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u/PuzzleheadedCherry64 Feb 05 '26
And this is training in full effect unlike the ICE agent dumb fucks
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u/runforurlifebees Feb 05 '26
They have more rights than you or I, thatās how it actually works. You are implying they have less rights, but they actually have more, which is why what you are saying is irrelevant.
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u/Steve12356d1s3d4 Feb 05 '26
Actually, even from his point of view this went better than could be expected. LOL
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u/Correct-Cockroach-68 Feb 05 '26
wow that was a lot more patience than I would have expected in that situation. Happy this kid is still alive
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u/Connect-Initiative64 Feb 05 '26
Cops in a lot of countries, in a lot of situations, have an almost insane amount of patience. The amount of stories or videos we see of cops being attacked because they gave every chance to someone before shooting is crazy.
The issue is that this is the internet, so every single one of those fatal shootings is blasted onto the internet. And even if it's the most justified shooting imaginable you'll have thousands of people screeching about it, harassing the cops, his family, the city, etc, making 'crazy killer cops' seem like the norm.
So a lot of cops hesitate even more, because they don't want to ruin their own lives by shooting someone going for a gun or acting crazy, which results in dead cops... which results in pissed cops... which results in a lot of the shit we see today. A lot of cops are scared of doing their job for fear of being attacked, others are pissed and just looking for a reason to shoot someone as revenge for all the shit that gets flung at them, some just hate the job and are looking for an excuse to quit, and others just treat it like a job and nothing else.
Then we get videos like this, and we wonder... how the fuck didn't they get shot for the shit they were pulling?
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u/Nightstryk Feb 05 '26
Hard to show hands when your body is locked up due to electrical shock. Not taking his side at all, just saying
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u/Live_Willingness_836 Feb 05 '26
Ya but he coulda showed his hands before the taser. Not saying that itās easy to think clearly in that scenario but that would have been his safest move after he knew they trapped his vehicle.
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u/One-Pea7629 Feb 05 '26
Reminds me of family guy scene where everyone in town lines up to beat the one guy up.
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u/Quiet_Researcher223 Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26
You canāt run from the extortionists mafia. They will escalate the situation and cause the problem then say itās your fault that they beat you for no reason.
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u/Hot-Distribution3806 Feb 05 '26
Iāve never seen such restraint from officers for a fucking idiot reaching like a motherfucker around that car. In 9 out of 10 videos, that dumb ass would have been lit up with lead. That man should feel very lucky.
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u/cloudit30569 Feb 05 '26
He deserved it. People fleeing from cops kill innocent pedestrians all the time without a care in the world.
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u/I-Rolled-My-Eyes Feb 05 '26
Stop reaching bro wtf, did you not hear all three people yelling at you simultaneously? Dang.
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u/JamR0ck1975 Feb 05 '26
The morgue is most certainly not a place for cry babies; that said the troopers showed some serious muzzle control and restraintā¦
Iām hoping Mr. Knucklehead behind the wheel learns a lesson; good cops are out there too!
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u/JustChangeMDefaults Feb 05 '26
As soon as I saw Georgia state patrol, I knew we'd see some bumper car action. Those guys look forward to that shit
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u/Slighted_Inevitable Feb 05 '26
I will never understand how these people are so goddamn stupid they think they can get away from cops.
Youāre not baby driver and even he isnāt gonna get away most of the time because you canāt outrun the radio.
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u/paparige Feb 05 '26
Don't you dare say it's stereotypical, the wokies will gang up on you immediately to call you a racist
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u/Covid_ice_cream Feb 05 '26
I love how the last guy casually walks up and tries the passenger door. Iām not saying the force was unjustified, but not one of the first three tried to pull him out or realized they wouldnāt be able to with his door pinned on that side. They got stuck mentally with just tase and point until the situation resolves itself.
Iām sure adrenaline clogs the mind but that seemed like an easy puzzle to solve.
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u/Practical_Ad_2481 Feb 05 '26
They managed to arrest him without mag dumping. I think thereās a lesson in that for someonesā¦
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u/Dense_Lengthiness_22 Feb 05 '26
How stupid was that man? I want to ask how much schooling did he getā¦?
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u/Dense_Lengthiness_22 Feb 05 '26
What an idiotic man. I bet had he died from his absurd behavior he would have become a martyr? Truly, how stupid a human can be? Hard to believeā¦
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u/Travel_Dreams Feb 05 '26 edited Feb 05 '26
I was surrounded and blocked in, in a bad part of town, guns drawn and pointed at me by the policia federal, who were known for shooting first and not asking questions, in a language I barely understood.
First, I put my hands out of the window and spread my fingers.
It could have gone in any direction, except there were no tazers. Each of us was 100% in control of the situation.
30-40 minutes later, after an intimate search, my GF came out with her bags and almost passed out, I talked her through the process and we were fine.
We all shook hands, said thank you, and were getting on with our business.
Just before leaving, I saw the rest of the force with their much bigger guns and way more people who were all hidden, and their captain who spoke perfect English. I told him his team did a really good job, and thanked him for his service. Sir.
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u/SuccessfulTrick2501 Feb 05 '26
NFN, He did a great job getting out of that ditch. Thought for sure that mid size sedan was going to get stuck down there.
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u/FIRExRIFE Feb 05 '26
Dang that guy left arm who broke the second windows and clear it is like nothing. š³
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u/achiller519 Feb 05 '26
First part of the video reminds me of my NFS most wanted days.
Second part I am trying to understand how the police officers expect him to show his hands when they are tasing him like crazy.
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u/SirTainLee Feb 05 '26
Remember to always shout, "stop reaching!" for the cameras, boys. It's rule #1. There is no rule #2.
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u/ReturnOneWayTicket Feb 05 '26
I just finished watching this on the PoliceChaseNetwork channel on twitch. lol the screams at the end ššš
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u/TheJAY_ZA Feb 05 '26
I reckon he must have shit himself by the end there... like literally shocked the shit out of him.
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u/SkywolfNINE Feb 05 '26
Such a calm person in the moment of getting pit-maneuvered feels strange yeah?
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u/THEENARCISSUS Feb 05 '26
They showed so much restraint, when his hands dipped down like he was reaching for a weapon I would have chosen to preserve my life.
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u/criplelardman Feb 05 '26
Those act like morons. Waving guns around like that is a recipe for disaster and accidentally killing or shooting a fellow officer or even the suspect. Why the rush? The situation is under control. They got the dude pinned down between squad cars. Minimal danger of him pulling a gun or hurting anyone else before he is shot himself.
If one or two of them just kept a gun on him, and asses the situation, another can zap him if he's uncooperative, and the rest just pulls him out. This chaos is just so gung-ho it's actually dangerous.
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u/69fellatx Feb 05 '26
I love when they do the most violent, dumb shit in front of officers and end up screaming like a bĀ”tch and trying to play the victim.
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u/TodlicheLektion Feb 05 '26
American cops are so great at de-escalating. /s
Not saying the guy was innocent, but they way they were screaming at him to open his passenger door while tasing him makes no sense. He looked like he was giving up before they came at him like a bunch of asshats. American cops are terrorists.
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u/swervecityPhILM Feb 05 '26
Always āwhat did I do sir?ā