Haha. Suck on that, you scumbag pig.

Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

Chase: More than 4 minutes.

"I didn't see you."

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"This is not a first time occurrence."

CruiserTwelve: Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

She's one of those cops that will get left hanging when things get tough.

Also, if this cop had killed someone, he'd only get a few years in prison while he stays on paid suspension. If he were a regular citizen, he'd do 20 years for murder.

Something like this happened to a cop in Vegas. He was doing 100mph on a city street, hit a guy and killed someone. The guy he hit got charged with manslaughter even though the facts proved he was in the right. The charges got dropped when the public outcry about the cop's actions became too much and they realized it would be tough to convict the victim to cover up for the cop's actions.

Cubansaltyballs: CruiserTwelve: Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

She's one of those cops that will get left hanging when things get tough.

Also, if this cop had killed someone, he'd only get a few years in prison while he stays on paid suspension. If he were a regular citizen, he'd do 20 years for murder.

Something like this happened to a cop in Vegas. He was doing 100mph on a city street, hit a guy and killed someone. The guy he hit got charged with manslaughter even though the facts proved he was in the right. The charges got dropped when the public outcry about the cop's actions became too much and they realized it would be tough to convict the victim to cover up for the cop's actions.

If that citizen was more bootstrappy and a valuable..erm.. "job creator".. he'd get the special platinum level of justice.

Party Boy: If that citizen was more bootstrappy and a valuable..erm.. "job creator".. he'd get the special platinum level of justice.

Why struggle to be a job creator when you can just become a cop and be above the law?

That FHP cop deserves a medal for what she did, and he needs to be fired, lose his pension, and have his face put on billboards to serve as an example to others.

Cubansaltyballs: Also, if this cop had killed someone, he'd only get a few years in prison while he stays on paid suspension. If he were a regular citizen, he'd do 20 years for murder.

Why can't you just accept that the female cop did something good instead of fabricating something to justify your hatred?

(Shrug) 6 AM on an empty Interstate? Party on. Nobody should've been stopped for this... not a cop, not me, and not anybody else who wasn't driving erratically.

100 is still OK though. It's just the really excessive stuff that you start getting what the rest of us get at 5 over.

CruiserTwelve: Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

The officer will not be removed from the force. They'll get a two week administrative vacation, told to never do it again, the arrest will be expunged, and he'll never suffer any punishment.

If the person in question was not a cop, they would have had 5 cops chasing him, they would have smashed his car, and he'd be going to jail for 10 years.

But yes, congrats, one cop sort of did the right thing. She'll probably be tossed from the force for it.

Cubansaltyballs: She's one of those cops that will get left hanging when things get tough.

Sad, but you may be right.

Pumpernickel bread: This video is all the proof anyone needs to be convinced that some (but not all) cops think that badge makes them above the law. They have good reason to think it as apparently this guy is just getting a slap on the wrist. That chase went on for four minutes at over 120 mph and he is only charged with a misdemeanor? Bullcrap right there. Anyone of us runs from the cops at over 120, putting other motorists in danger it would be at least one and possibly more than one felony.

Yup. But good on the trooper.

I've generally found that state troopers are surprisingly reasonable, fair, and helpful folks. There are exceptions and I haven't been to too many states to test out this theory (nor pulled over in 'em for that matter), but this story makes me happy regardless.

CruiserTwelve: Cubansaltyballs: Also, if this cop had killed someone, he'd only get a few years in prison while he stays on paid suspension. If he were a regular citizen, he'd do 20 years for murder.

Why can't you just accept that the female cop did something good instead of fabricating something to justify your hatred?

Fabrication:

Cop died while driving recklessly. The victim got arrested.

Link (new window)

Fabrication #2:

Cop gets a traffic ticket for killing a man after not breaking off pursuit.


http://www.ktnv.com/news/local/125860718.html (new window)

CruiserTwelve: Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

This happened almost three weeks ago.

Was the Officer charged, is he still working?

What happened to the Deputy for breaking the thin blue line? "Cops don't write cops" and all? Is she still employed and healthy?

Personally, I agree with what the cop did

/but which cop?

Cubansaltyballs: She's one of those cops that will get left hanging when things get tough.

No, you're wrong. You know who the new Secretary of Corrections is?

NEDM: BarbadoSlim: If she's lucky, I wouldn't be surprised if the stinking pigs don't find a way to jack her up on false charges or outright kill her. That's how the blue brotherhood rolls.

Yeah. Cops will kill another officer because she arrested an off-duty cop for excessive speeding. Time to tone that hatred down a bit.

She crossed the blue line. She'll be praised by citizens and derided by cops.

X15: fnordfocus: CruiserTwelve: Good for her! And Fark says this stuff never happens.

This happened almost three weeks ago.

Was the Officer charged, is he still working?

What happened to the Deputy for breaking the thin blue line? "Cops don't write cops" and all? Is she still employed and healthy?

They are "investigating".

http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/10/30/2479870/miami-mayor-on-speedin g- officer.html

/Google is your friend

Password protected sites are not, though.

eatin' fetus: Come on Party Boy, we all know you're better than that. Divisive rhetoric ain't your bag

/chalking this one up as a one-off
//like it matters when 99% of fark despises my posts anyway

Sorry.

Cubansaltyballs: NEDM: BarbadoSlim: If she's lucky, I wouldn't be surprised if the stinking pigs don't find a way to jack her up on false charges or outright kill her. That's how the blue brotherhood rolls.

Yeah. Cops will kill another officer because she arrested an off-duty cop for excessive speeding. Time to tone that hatred down a bit.

She crossed the blue line. She'll be praised by citizens and derided by cops.

No, you have no idea what you're talking about. FDLE can't stand those cops. It's like Catholics and Protestants.

Baz the Spaz: That FHP officer has some pretty big brass ovaries.

Eleventy.

StanTheMan: Yeah, I'm thinking it's time for him to fire up Microsoft Word and update the ol' resume.

Smackledorfer: Enemabag Jones: Sheriffs and city police are two different divisions where they may not agree on how all laws are enforced. This is how it was meant to be when they were the shire reef working under the king's authority and were dealing with corrupt local law enforcement.

I have seen where a sheriff has politely and openly questioned the actions of the local police.

I don't know how this breaks down on a departmental level.

/And CruiserTwelve, one exception does not make a rule. Keep on making excuses for the people that you choose to work with.

So long as you base your cop-hatred solely on statistical studies, I'll completely agree.

/bets you don't.

Is this the outing of another CruiserTwelve Alt?

Perhaps it's just a cover or his plain-clothes identity.