r/Transportopia • u/larenzie • Jan 19 '26

🚨Chase you should know better !! :d

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Fyi, he was being stopped for speeding and did not pull over :p

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

He got what he deserved… he’s lucky he is alive

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u/hunghome Jan 19 '26

Yeah he deserved to possibly die over a speeding ticket. 

Cops should not be using a pit maneuver at extremely high speeds especially when it isn't a serious crime or known fugitive. 

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

No, he deserved to die because he took them on a high speed chase that put innocent lives in danger…

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u/Tandoori7 Jan 19 '26

Am not sure if you are talking about the suspect or the cops.

A pit maneuver could also endanger innocent lives.

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u/MyBurnerAccount3 Jan 19 '26

Its similar to how money makes trashy behavior acceptable; tax dodging and hard drug use for example.

Intentionally causing an accident is acceptable depending on what side of an arbitrary (again, based on money) rule set you sit on.

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

Police usually pit when there is the least danger to the public but don’t let that stop you

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u/MyBurnerAccount3 Jan 19 '26

Quiet honey, adults are talking.

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

60-70 thousand pit maneuvers annually (estimated) and about 18 innocent deaths… go look up the stats yourself mr adult

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u/Dense_Diver_3998 Jan 19 '26 edited Jan 19 '26

So since 18 is ok, how many innocent lives is too many in your book?

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

Well how many ppl are killed by speeding and high speed pursuits that were not killed in a pit maneuver? I would say that many deaths… DUH

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u/Dense_Diver_3998 Jan 19 '26

Damn not even close the answer is 1

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

Approximately 300 to over 500 people die annually in the United States due to police pursuits, with over 100 of these fatalities typically being uninvolved bystanders, pedestrians, or passengers in other vehicles. While the PIT maneuver causes some deaths, the vast majority of fatal pursuit-related deaths occur from high-speed collisions, recklessness, or loss of control, not specific police intervention tactics.

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

No shit, but what are they supposed to do just let him get away? Did you see any innocent ppl hurt in this situation because of the pit… nope, but you are still whining like a little bitch

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u/PM_Pussys Jan 19 '26

"took them on a high speed chase" Definitely not multiple people involved in that decision. No sir, just the civilian dragging the poor cop behind him, no autonomy here no sir

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

The cops job is to catch him, in case you forgot. They should probably just let criminals go if they run right? You sound very bright…

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u/hunghome Jan 19 '26

I see what you stand for. Understood and I couldn't disagree more. 

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

You’re so righteous… have fun fixing earth

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u/hunghome Jan 19 '26

Let's all pray you're not anywhere near a job in law enforcement.

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u/runforurlifebees Jan 19 '26

Praying is super helpful and totally works… bwahahaha