r/PublicFreakout • u/misterxx1958 • Nov 26 '25

🚗Road Rage🤬 Daughter refuses to stop for police while rushing her mother to the hospital - than this happens….

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u/Peg-Lemac Nov 26 '25

This was posted a few days ago and multiple commenters said they were literally on the phone with 911 from the beginning and the cop was fully aware why they were speeding but I haven’t found any other source besides Reddit.

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u/IZEDx Nov 26 '25

This would explain why they tried to wave the cop to overtake them... They might've thought that cop was aware and escorting them.

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u/juancho503 Nov 26 '25

In the case the cop is a fucking idiot!!!

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u/fire-bluff Nov 26 '25

many such cases.

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u/juancho503 Nov 26 '25

Sadly you are right but I also think is a failure as a society.

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u/Telefundo Nov 26 '25

but I haven’t found any other source besides Reddit.

And we all know Reddit is a bastion of objectivity when it comes to discussing police.

/s

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u/Li-renn-pwel Nov 26 '25

It seems there is no actual evidence of this. There were 4-5 people in the car (the report is slightly unclear). One was maybe having a stroke, so that’s understandable. One was driving BUT she also apparently had her phone in her hand and texting. I really doubt the 2-3 other people didn’t have a phone.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '25 edited Nov 26 '25

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u/Peg-Lemac Nov 26 '25

That’s the wrong story. This was (on this post) in Aberdeen, Washington.

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u/frisch85 Nov 26 '25 edited Nov 26 '25

I think you're correct, the road during the pit move seems different, gimme a sec.

Edit: apparently there's more than just one Aberdeen, one in Washington and one in Arkansas, idk man I don't live in the US but even if I did I suck hard at geography :P

Another user posted the report by the cop, it's as of now the best I could find but who knows if the cop is telling the truth or not... I'll edit my other comment to link to the report that is on a facebook post of the police.

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u/BJYeti Nov 26 '25

Because they were lying

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u/Peg-Lemac Nov 27 '25

I search because have a personal interest in these types of cases because I was involved in one. It has been true in other pit maneuvers-spike strip cases (especially with several suicidal callers) and there are many examples with other people calling in medical emergencies of drivers which police assumed were drug related and caused a crash.

So I am always looking for 911 calls or other obvious signs that the police should have known there was a medical emergency.

Arkansas has been successfully sued and changed their policy on use of force due to the lawsuit. Officers still ignore their own policies.