Train Hits Cop Car with Handcuffed Woman Inside, Video from Scene Shows

[neurosis]

And the dumbest cop in the world award goes to -



Dramatic video shows train plow into Colorado police car with woman handcuffed in back seat


https://www.cbsnews.com/news/video-train-hits-police-car-woman-handcuffed-back-seat-fort-lupton-colorado/

[mkd]

And in other news, illegal alien get 50 million settlement.

[Incogneeto]

And the dumbest cop in the world award goes to -



Dramatic video shows train plow into Colorado police car with woman handcuffed in back seat


https://www.cbsnews.com/news/video-train-hits-police-car-woman-handcuffed-back-seat-fort-lupton-colorado/

Now, Now, Now Nuero. Don't pass judgement until you see "The Official" Edited Police release.

It was 8 minutes but reduced to 40 seconds for The Public.


Bwahaha...$50 million Pppffft Chicken feed.

[Del.]

Who the fuck but an idiot parks on the tracks.

[Leehound]

lawsuit

[mkd]

Yeah, wait for all the facts to come out before passing judgement, Just like uvaldi

[Matthew Hajicek]

How is this not attempted murder?

[Incogneeto]

How is this not attempted murder?

Simple, No Bullets.....Just a Train.."Whoopsie""!!!

Kinda like the Cop that pulled a Gun and thought it was a Taser.

"Klown Kops"

They have said you could hear the Train whistle for quite a period. Then The Cop ran away.

[CNCAppsJames]

You can almost never predict an individual's actions in the face of a life or death scenario UNTIL that moment in time when that situation presents itself.

I had a neighbor at my old house that is a retired US Navy SEAL (did 14 or 15 years in the teams). He separated just before COVID. Based on a number of conversations we had (and a couple with a few guys from his platoon) I can deduce as badass as those guys are, as greuling that training is, as high as the attrition rate from induction to actually becoming a SEAL and getting their trident (90+% in case you're wondering), STILL the occasional shitbird makes it through and stays in for a while. If SEALS with their stringent process let a bad apple here and there through what makes anyone think any company or agency will or can be any different? It's not like places TRY to let bad apples through... face it, there's some manipulative pieces of shit in this world. They are EVERYwhere. They are in YOUR company, they are in MY company, they are EVERYWHERE. They will never be completely weeded out no matter how strict the process is. Should we continue to strive ot weed them out? Of course. It is in EVERYONE's best interest to do that. But it's a process, and at the end of the day, every company, every agency, every platoon, every place needs humans. And everywhere there are humans there is a bell curve.

I still say it's insane to judge an entire profession based on the actions of a relative few. If it were not for a 24 hours news cycle that needs to be fed negativity constantly we would have a healthier perspective on things. For every act of cowardice, self preservation, malfeasance, or corruption, there are thousands more acts of heroism, kindness, selflessness, and generosity that we almost never hear about. That is by design and the media shitbirds and the leftists are winning. Good job in helping them out.

[CNCAppsJames]

Who the fuck but an idiot parks on the tracks.

This x 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

[neurosis]

You can almost never predict an individual's actions in the face of a life or death scenario UNTIL that moment in time when that situation presents itself.

The fact that they did nothing to even attempt to get the girl out of the back of the car is eclipsed by how dumb they were for parking on the tracks. I don't know how long it was between the time they figured out the train was coming and it hit the car so I can't judge them on the reaction. At least not yet.  It was that park job that got me. 

[CNCAppsJames]

The fact that they did nothing to even attempt to get the girl out of the back of the car is eclipsed by how dumb they were for parking on the tracks. I don't know how long it was between the time they figured out the train was coming and it hit the car so I can't judge them on the reaction. At least not yet.  It was that park job that got me. 

1,000,000,000,000%

That park job... WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK???

I'm having a ridiculously hard time wrapping my head around that level of fuckery.

[Matthew Hajicek]

You can almost never predict an individual's actions in the face of a life or death scenario UNTIL that moment in time when that situation presents itself.

I had a neighbor at my old house that is a retired US Navy SEAL (did 14 or 15 years in the teams). He separated just before COVID. Based on a number of conversations we had (and a couple with a few guys from his platoon) I can deduce as badass as those guys are, as greuling that training is, as high as the attrition rate from induction to actually becoming a SEAL and getting their trident (90+% in case you're wondering), STILL the occasional shitbird makes it through and stays in for a while. If SEALS with their stringent process let a bad apple here and there through what makes anyone think any company or agency will or can be any different? It's not like places TRY to let bad apples through... face it, there's some manipulative pieces of shit in this world. They are EVERYwhere. They are in YOUR company, they are in MY company, they are EVERYWHERE. They will never be completely weeded out no matter how strict the process is. Should we continue to strive ot weed them out? Of course. It is in EVERYONE's best interest to do that. But it's a process, and at the end of the day, every company, every agency, every platoon, every place needs humans. And everywhere there are humans there is a bell curve.

I still say it's insane to judge an entire profession based on the actions of a relative few. If it were not for a 24 hours news cycle that needs to be fed negativity constantly we would have a healthier perspective on things. For every act of cowardice, self preservation, malfeasance, or corruption, there are thousands more acts of heroism, kindness, selflessness, and generosity that we almost never hear about. That is by design and the media shitbirds and the leftists are winning. Good job in helping them out.

If only it were just a few bad apples.  Good apples are aggressively filtered out, while bad apples are systematically protected against any repercussions for their actions.

If you have one bad cop, and nine others covering for them, you have ten bad cops.

[Incogneeto]

If only it were just a few bad apples.  Good apples are aggressively filtered out, while bad apples are systematically protected against any repercussions for their actions.

If you have one bad cop, and nine others covering for them, you have ten bad cops.

When they start editing the video for release. I would have to agree.

[CNCAppsJames]

If your company has a bad programmer then you have a bad company.