@jagk92 I agree with you. In snowy/icy conditions, depending upon the call, we don't run code because it only heightens the chance of an accident. This car was probably on the way to a call. This goober who took this video, like you said, needs to put the damn camera down and pay attention to the road, not this lame excuse to film an unmarked police officer's car.
the star in the middle of the plate the fact it says sheriff under the numbers and you could see the spot lights and the light bar in the back window.
Agree. I am going to trust somebody with extensive training on driving at excessive speeds while also doing numerous other things as well, such as being in radio contact, watching all peripherals, and still following a potential suspect than the average joe drivers! Good comment!
why wouldn't he its not his car or brakes he is tearing up. if it were me i could have drove through a lot of that with out having to slam on the brakes went i drove in to the rear of the next guy in the line lay back and look for a better line through traffic. should be the first thing he learned in drivers training to drive aggressively. you get to close to the next guy in the lane and you have no place to go. just driving your self in to a box.
he wasn't following any one just flying down the road. the van that pulled out of the u-turn never saw him coming and if the timing would have been just a little different he wouldn't have had any were to go to avoid hitting the van full of people how is that safe at all.
the camera is mounted i don't interact with it at all well i am driving. just a 8 gig memory card and let it run.
as for my driving skill don't worry im probably a better driver then 95% of the people on the road today.
I'll admit this is hard to see, I'm sure the uncompressed raw footage is clearer - but would you entertain the thought that these police may have been actually trying to follow someone?
I like to rate videos b/c I appreciate the effort that has gone into it etc - but I can't seem to rate this one, it won't allow me to and I haven't rated before. I find these you tube glitches very annoying. All the best with these driving vids.
following some one or not doesn't matter there are better ways of doing it then blowing red lights on icy roads. it was about 20degs out at 8 or 9 at night if the van would have went out in to the 2nt lane out the cop would have not had the opening to avoid him. when he swerved you could hear the tires break lose and the motor rev for a sec from how fast he changed lanes
if you ask me the guy in the van was very lucky that he didn't get hit by him. there is a reason for the lights on cop cars
this is a boring shit video
eveningniteshade 1 year ago
@jagk92 I agree with you. In snowy/icy conditions, depending upon the call, we don't run code because it only heightens the chance of an accident. This car was probably on the way to a call. This goober who took this video, like you said, needs to put the damn camera down and pay attention to the road, not this lame excuse to film an unmarked police officer's car.
xArmed911x 1 year ago
and this is a cop? you know how?
redline18 2 years ago
the star in the middle of the plate the fact it says sheriff under the numbers and you could see the spot lights and the light bar in the back window.
BadDriversRUs 2 years ago 4
Agree. I am going to trust somebody with extensive training on driving at excessive speeds while also doing numerous other things as well, such as being in radio contact, watching all peripherals, and still following a potential suspect than the average joe drivers! Good comment!
BigRed68 2 years ago
got damn that cop loves his brake pedal!
GOBFilms 2 years ago
why wouldn't he its not his car or brakes he is tearing up. if it were me i could have drove through a lot of that with out having to slam on the brakes went i drove in to the rear of the next guy in the line lay back and look for a better line through traffic. should be the first thing he learned in drivers training to drive aggressively. you get to close to the next guy in the lane and you have no place to go. just driving your self in to a box.
BadDriversRUs 2 years ago
he wasn't following any one just flying down the road. the van that pulled out of the u-turn never saw him coming and if the timing would have been just a little different he wouldn't have had any were to go to avoid hitting the van full of people how is that safe at all.
the camera is mounted i don't interact with it at all well i am driving. just a 8 gig memory card and let it run.
as for my driving skill don't worry im probably a better driver then 95% of the people on the road today.
BadDriversRUs 2 years ago
I'll admit this is hard to see, I'm sure the uncompressed raw footage is clearer - but would you entertain the thought that these police may have been actually trying to follow someone?
drivinginsa 3 years ago
I like to rate videos b/c I appreciate the effort that has gone into it etc - but I can't seem to rate this one, it won't allow me to and I haven't rated before. I find these you tube glitches very annoying. All the best with these driving vids.
drivinginsa 3 years ago
following some one or not doesn't matter there are better ways of doing it then blowing red lights on icy roads. it was about 20degs out at 8 or 9 at night if the van would have went out in to the 2nt lane out the cop would have not had the opening to avoid him. when he swerved you could hear the tires break lose and the motor rev for a sec from how fast he changed lanes
if you ask me the guy in the van was very lucky that he didn't get hit by him. there is a reason for the lights on cop cars
BadDriversRUs 3 years ago