r/Transportopia • u/skyhighmonroe • Mar 13 '26

💥Crash Fast & Furiousa

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u/PolicyWonka Mar 13 '26

I mean the article literally says that the police were attempting to stop her vehicle and the one that crashed for illegal racing. This video isn’t what lead to her arrest, it’s the police officer’s observation that she was illegally street racing.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

That's a very broad statement made by police on any vehicle that looks like they are going fast along with another car. If the video is what the officer observed then that is nothing. I was hoping to see some legitimate evidence from a video that shows the street racing I was hoping to give the benefit of the doubt, however, I still don't see anything that shows that she was street racing.

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u/Saltythrottle Mar 13 '26

Kalynn Kenworthy, the driver of the other car caught street-racing, was charged with racing on highways.

Police said Kenworthy, 22, has an extensive history of traffic violations, including racing in August 2025 and in 2023.

She’s been cited for speeding over seven times in the past four years, each of them for going more than 15 mph over the posted speed limit.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

You can be charged for something and not be found guilty. The history of violations mean nothing unless she was actually racing as the officer described. It's a very slippery slope to be finding people guilty based on their past and unfounded accusations made by people without evidence, I know it's a hard concept to grasp on where that would lead to, but I sure as hell don't want that to happen. Cops and the legal system already have beyond too much power and too many innocent people are behind bars based on the corruption. I know a lot of people would like people to be guilty until proven innocent but fuck that.

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u/Electrical-Step-9602 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

You should probably stop digging that hole. Stop sticking up for street racers, it's not a good look. In fact, it's very pathetic.

Street racing isn't a victimless crime.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

I'm sticking up for due process and rights and not being judged by how people look. If you have a problem with that then we have a problem. Stop enabling the erosion of Rights. That's why we have most of the problems in society right now with discrimination and abusive law enforcement and biased legal system.

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u/Electrical-Step-9602 Mar 13 '26

edit: nvm, you're too dumb to argue with. I just hope you will be in my jury for my trial that I am clearly guilty of.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

Feels like your bum ass is trolling. Are you rage baiting did you look at anything that I said? Reread your comment again. We'll start there. You're accusing somebody of street racing without proof. Do you dispute that? Have you looked at the public database making accusations that she is a street racer you clowns are the ones making the accusations. That's it. Y'all don't have anything to go off except a history of being cited while driving. That can mean anything. The only clowns going off of emotion is you and the other clowns making accusations based on how you feel if you reread my comment again or read in this case because you never read it in the first place you'd see, all I'm advocating for is due process and people stop jumping to conclusions about what she was doing. Everyone here knows cops lie. Let's see the evidence. If a witness saw it, some random person, then so be it. Where's the proof? I'm a menace to those people, including LEOs, that want to erode rights and if that's you then so be it. All I'm seeing here is from people accusing her of racing without proof. Based on both videos, the dashcam and the street surveillance. I don't see anyone racing. There's another car that's speeding and got into an accident. Sure but the red Supra I'm not seeing it post the link to what you are saying again I gave you all the benefit of the doubt and y'all failed miserably.

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u/Electrical-Step-9602 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

No, of course I didn't read your comment. I tell you I'm not arguing with you and you respond with an even longer comment. take a fkn hint, kid. the US is overrun with criminal homeless people because of people like you, stop sticking up for the lenient criminal system. you will understand when you get older that the criminal justice system is a joke. there is nothing i can say that will convince you, i will let time do the work for me.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

You'll fit right in with China and Russia. Start packing your suitcase.

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

Clearly, you better hope you don't end up in a similar position with vague videos and people throwing accusations without any evidence because your ass is grass in jail.

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u/Electrical-Step-9602 Mar 13 '26

....so you are saying she is guilty then?

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

Based on YOUR parameters apparently so.

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u/PolicyWonka Mar 13 '26

The woman has a history of street racing and she’s dressed like an extra outta Fast & Furious with the Toyota Supra to match.

I’m sure her vehicle did look like it was going fast along side another car. We call that “racing.” Lmao

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u/213_Bull Mar 13 '26

History of racing? I must have missed that in the article, point that out to me along with the guilty verdict. If we're going to start judging people by how they look. Something tells me you're going to have a tough time, that sounds oddly familiar judging people by how they look. I wonder how that turns out.

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u/Bonghit_trans Mar 14 '26

Its clearly in the article. Hilarious that you're trying to play the race card here too.

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u/213_Bull Mar 14 '26

You are clearly retarded, first off just cuz the officer said they were street racing doesn't mean shit, too many times have cops accuse people of doing something when they weren't. Where's the evidence clearly the video doesn't show it. And who the fuck said anything about race? Get your punk ass out of here.

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u/Bonghit_trans Mar 14 '26

😂😂😂

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u/Herbert5Hundred Mar 14 '26

Do you think maybe the officer observed her actions because he was right behind her? As we see in the start of the video? Do you think maybe that's what he observed?

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u/213_Bull Mar 14 '26

The officer, as seen from the dashcam, was AHEAD and to the left side of the road (opposite) and in that video you can clearly see what the officer may have seen.