11 WAYS POLICE STOP DANGEROUS CARS 

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I made this 35 years ago for a city project.

Don’t break the law then🤡

Which state do you reside?

@@stanwashighski3553 he lives in ohio

@@stanwashighski3553 in all

Also a great way to piss off the biker about 8x more

Right on cuz. In Alaska if you pass a hitchhiker when it's -20°f or colder, it's attempted murder. And in Arizona, if a stranger knocks on your door and asks for a glass of water and you don't give it to them, you can be charged with attempted murder also. How bout that cuz?

Yep catch and release no cash bais need to figure out a way to release the real criminals sitting in suits and ties

Yet they are able to pay officers and give them cars to chase criminals while putting everyone they come across in danger too. Seems like a little extra money isn't that bad of an idea. Besides somtimes those expensive patrol cars can get damaged while trying to stop someone not to mention civilians. It can also limit the number of cars required for the chase. In the end saves more than it cost. Yet like another said so.e of them takes extreme driving skill to use.

@@MildarValsik that’s because they need police cars. How else are they supposed to get around? Also, do you not realize that Ford gives police officers discounts so the cars are kind of cheap? And did you forget that defund the police is still a movement

@@Tylerd838 lmao Ford... sure they want to advertise their equipment to be the best by supporting the police. You think the government gets a discount when they spend too much on nearly everything. Okay sure the cars are "cheap". Defund the police..... yes it's a thing. If police can't follow the law they don't deserver. If they don't serve and protect all life at all times they don't deserve to act like a military with military type gear. Also they sure don't train officers like they should in many cases. A TON of money goes into each office and equipment. However the biggest disappointment is this... They are treated like a Walmart employee. They are told to go out there alone WITH NO BACKUP. Just like businesses don't fully staff. Meanwhile something happens and need about 5 cars to stop one car. Got to get everyone coordinated. Got to get everyone to dodge traffic. Then finally after a few thousands of dollars or a few hundred thousand dollars later in man power and damages a criminal is stopped. I was a security guard and have talked to plenty of people. Some police officers are moving into security jobs because of some of the missed up ways things are handled. Police officers make 15 - 20 dollars an hour. Security guards. Well they can get the same almost without having to drive and chase. It hasn't been defunded. It has been held back by everything way way before "defund the police". Offices are starting to do the math. It being learned that the risk isn't worth the reward. They need a side by side partner more than any equipment. The need training more. They aren't quiting because of the things they should be held responsible for. IT'S their pay too.

Be more aware of your surroundings.

You don't deal with only one Police unit during a pursuit. Run flat tires don't last indefinitely and should be considered alternatives to a spare tire more than a full performance tire. The part about defeating the parking meter tool is irrelevant because no one really cares.

You really believe an officer is going to he tending to the car damage vs going right after the perpetrator? You're a special kind of stupid.

What do you think happens?

They are held responsible for thier own error, for disobeying the signs that say not to. They get to buy new tires themselves. It's not new, and has held up in court for decades.

​@@tractorsold1 with a court system that rewards intruders that injure themselves at the victim's residence, I wouldn't be surprised if someone won a court case requesting that the government coverage all damages.

@@justinweatherford8129 I would be very surprised. Outrageous verdicts are so rare, they almost always make the news, and I haven't heard of one in quite awhile.

Why???

Dude this is all a distraction. the system can remotely stop your modern car already. its a build in system.

@@beavischrist5 Then why are there still car chases then, hmm? With *modern* cars, hmm? If they could deactivate them remotely why are BLMorons still stealing Chargers/Challengers and Kias with zero repercussions, hmm?

most of these would probably kill the driver of a motorcycle but yeah it’s a bit ridiculous how they advertise that one with a bike since that is quite dangerous the only reason he didn’t lose control is because he wasn’t going fast and had most likely been briefed

The tanks looked dangerous!

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