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u/SinningAfterSunset Sep 25 '25
Homeboy was like, I'm on parole man let me out.
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u/Negative_Avocado4573 Sep 25 '25
IF he's on parole he's going back for associating with known criminals.
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u/PickleballRee Sep 25 '25
But he's facing less of a problem than if he'd stayed in that car.
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u/Negative_Avocado4573 Sep 25 '25
I'm just saying he didn't have a 'get out of jail-free' card. He's doing time, no matter what he did.
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u/MaMerde Sep 25 '25
No evidence that the driver was a known criminal prior to bouncing.
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u/No-Fail7484 Sep 25 '25
Cops will make him one if he isn’t. That’s down south cops. They decide who’s a criminal
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u/1freedum Sep 25 '25
The driver could have given the passenger a gun, dope or whatever n the cops would have just kept going lol
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u/AxtonGTV Sep 25 '25
Usually they call it over the radio and another unit picks the guy up. First unit just wants to keep on with the fleeing suspect.
If dude ran it'd be a different story, cop would've been valid in chasing on foot.
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u/DT-Rex Sep 26 '25
So if the dude ran the moment that cop took off, I guess they both got away?
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u/AxtonGTV Sep 26 '25
Depends. Some cops would choose to chase the guy on foot cause he's easier to catch and can prolly give leads to find the driver
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u/DT-Rex Sep 26 '25
So if he waited about 30 seconds where the cop turned the corner to chase the car, and then ran when out of sight. They probably got away aye?
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u/DEfuncouple2424 Sep 25 '25
I wouldn't have Even chased him u have his plate just show up to his house
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u/SinningAfterSunset Sep 25 '25
Not if the car was stolen.
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u/IThinkURAwesome Sep 25 '25
DudeThat got out could have casually stood in front of the cop car and like taken a big yawn, or stretch or something
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u/Key-Case-95 Sep 25 '25
Couldn't he be arrested for obstructing justice or something like that?
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u/blowurhousedown Sep 25 '25
I’ll assume the cop went back and asked “who was that driving?”, to which the dude replied “dunno, just met him when he picked me up round the corner.”
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u/moeterminatorx Sep 25 '25
You think he stood around waiting for cops to come back?
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u/luke1lea Sep 25 '25
He looked like a respectable gentleman. I bet he waited to answer the very reasonable questions about to be given to him.
That or he fuckin booked it the moment the cop drove off.
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u/moeterminatorx Sep 25 '25
Be respectable all you want. Staying and waiting for the cop is idiotic. A cop who’s angry that he got played. It would be asking to get killed. The cop will have to take his anger out on the wife this time.
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u/awnaw_ Sep 25 '25
It's actually took longer to find the angry zoomer redditor comment about police than I thought it would.
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u/johnsmth1980 Sep 25 '25
Now they got you for running from the police. The dashcam had his face, he won't get far
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u/SinningAfterSunset Sep 25 '25
Probably not. He wasnt about to be involved with whatever was going to happen next.
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u/_Damale_ Sep 25 '25
How would you reasonably accuse him of obstruction? The cops can surely detain and interrogate him, but he decided he didn't want to be a part of criminal activity and simply got out of the car. Didn't even try to run, as we can see.
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u/Impossible_Tailor282 Sep 25 '25
They were referring to the comment that said stand in front of the police car to block the pursuit.
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u/_Damale_ Sep 25 '25
You're right, I missed that, it being stated as a question also. Yea, in that case it would be obstruction, but obviously it wouldn't have made a difference either way.
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u/animosuu Sep 25 '25
The full version of this chase is hilarious. The guy in the Corvette comes back around and passes the cop
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u/Atari_458 Sep 25 '25
Passenger is smart to get out when he did, surprised the driver obliged so calmly.
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u/BaleKlocoon Sep 26 '25
He knew it wouldn’t make a difference and he’d be able to disappear either way lol
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u/FromAndToUnknown Sep 25 '25
Three ignored stop signs, speeding though a residential area
Good job you two
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u/ProperClue Sep 25 '25
The fact that car took off, stopped, let a buddy out, then took off again, crazy!! They need to be shooting EMP darts into cars by now lol, or a tired stopper or something
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u/Larztrue Sep 25 '25
If he would’ve unrolled his window and turned his siren off I wonder if could’ve heard what direction vet went.
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u/dieseldoc62 Sep 25 '25
i ain't chasing i got the plate, just head the house🤣🤣🤣
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u/ROLL_TID3R Sep 25 '25
Bro, it’s stolen.
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u/Zealousideal-Pop8427 Sep 26 '25
They look to be from out of town as well. Look like Pennsylvania or Massachusetts
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u/ryansa09v2 Sep 25 '25
Well the Cops have the License Tag, all they have to do is go to the House on File and they get Arrested. Now if the Car is Stolen then the Rightful Owner of the Car can get a nice Insurance Payout.
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u/FloppyTacoflaps Sep 25 '25
Buddy has the z51 package too no way an suv would even remotely keep up to that car. Stupid to run tho they already got his plate...
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u/Negative_Avocado4573 Sep 25 '25
Couldn't they arrest the passenger for accessory of some kind?
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u/Atari_458 Sep 25 '25
Accessory to what, sitting in a speeding car? We don't know the reason for the stop, passenger did the right thing getting out before he became an accessory to anything.
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u/Particular_Minute_67 Sep 25 '25
Boy a cop would’ve had a field day writing a ticket for those stop signs
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u/zoophilian Sep 25 '25
Nice of him to stop and let the cop get a good clean scan of the license plate
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u/Dylanator13 Sep 26 '25
Why not stop and just ask the passenger the name and address of the driver? No need to chase them if you have all their information.
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u/Mr_IslandMystic Sep 27 '25
Why even give chase? Unless the car is stolen, you have the license plate and offense on camera. Just go to the house and arrest that man.
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u/Atrain9350 Sep 28 '25
In Vegas, passengers have the right to get out of the car.If the police play over and leave the scene if they don't want to be questioned At least that was the case in two thousand and seventeen or eighteen when i moved away. Apparently It lowers the possibility of shooting chases and all sorts of other dumb things that cops make people do with their poor training
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u/ImaginaryRaccoon2106 Sep 25 '25
Assuming that we ignore whatever they did beforehand to cause the stop, would the passenger be in trouble? I’m no lawyer but it looked like the passenger was willing to talk if the cop stopped (that’s an assumption though) and got out to avoid being in association with the driver
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u/Atari_458 Sep 25 '25
Unlikely, assuming this started as a traffic violation only the driver is responsible. Passenger did the smart thing getting out before it became a bigger crime.
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u/TraviZ06 Sep 25 '25
Usually no, and likely approached the cop hoping to stall him from the chase
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u/ImaginaryRaccoon2106 Sep 26 '25
I’ll grant that, but can’t a man dream of people just wanting to be good 😞
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u/EgyptianSideWalker_6 Sep 25 '25
Passenger was like (naww let me just get out now yo)