Ultimate Pursuit Video Thread
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I'm sure there is an Air Unit as well. At least half of those cars can go back in service. Would be a great time to rob a bank cross town, lol.
Unless the people they are chasing shot a/at a cop in which case, it is open hunting season, my friends.
vonirkinshtine said:
Wow, we are allowed 2 unless other circumstances exist requiring more. No "caravanning" allowed.
This was taken a few years ago when ASP first got their Dodge Chargers. This lady takes them for a good one, rolls her vehicle, AND KEEPS GOING!...Enjoy..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChmHlL9rZm8
And this one comes from Alaska.. ends with a good gunfight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4Z_NxHTE-M
Now gentlemen, I know this may be inappropriate, however I must try. I host my own channel at YouTube for dashcam videos, and love to keep them going around and sharing them with people that actually enjoy watching them. If you wouldn't mind, have a look at my collection, and share what you feel fits to be shared. If you'd like to contribute, I'd be more than happy to host your video, and credit you accordingly.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDeputyChef
As always, to my brothers and sisters in blue...Be safe, and go home!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChmHlL9rZm8
And this one comes from Alaska.. ends with a good gunfight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4Z_NxHTE-M
Now gentlemen, I know this may be inappropriate, however I must try. I host my own channel at YouTube for dashcam videos, and love to keep them going around and sharing them with people that actually enjoy watching them. If you wouldn't mind, have a look at my collection, and share what you feel fits to be shared. If you'd like to contribute, I'd be more than happy to host your video, and credit you accordingly.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDeputyChef
As always, to my brothers and sisters in blue...Be safe, and go home!
In the first one I love how the trooper is baffled on how she could keep driving after he pitted her and she rolled over. As if everyone is going to automatically give up once they've been pitted or rolled a vehicle. If they want to get away they are going to keep trying 
Well that's what happens when you try to back into an officer.DeputyChef said:
RyanZ71 said:
Before we judge the officer(s) shown, I'd offer that we have NO details on the nature of this call other than what we see starting in mid-pursuit with the subject fleeing in the opposing shoulder. I will say that after the vehicle is stopped and the subject contained/detained I heard one officer say "where is the pistol?" which I took to indicate that the subject may have been in possession of a firearm. Other than that, I offer no comments, positive or negative, about this incident.
strobecrazy said:
They were short staffed that day. Normal pursuit policy is a minimum of 25 Marked units and at least 10 unmarked.
There are two videos that I knew I needed to post here, first is the reason that I love truckers:
That's what I love about truckers during chases sometimes. But most of the time when the car get's cornered between two trucks they move and let him go and that frustrates me every time, haha.DFD1994 said:
Hell: that's two shifts worth of patrol cars for us.
18? wow; I wish.
We just drive as quickly as safe and possible to help our brother officers.
18? wow; I wish.
We just drive as quickly as safe and possible to help our brother officers.
If you are ever stopped by the police, try the diversionary tactic of turning on your headlights (2:36, 2:58 and 5:03). It didn't work in this case, but...
http://www.wimp.com/ambulance-driver/
"while they can break the rules, they still can't drive recklessly, because a bumpy ride could be disastrous for patients they may be transporting." Never mind the cars he 'bumps' while blowing red lights.
"many users on YouTube are saying they hope he's the one that comes for them if they ever need a ride to the hospital" If he actually gets to your scene.
"while they can break the rules, they still can't drive recklessly, because a bumpy ride could be disastrous for patients they may be transporting." Never mind the cars he 'bumps' while blowing red lights.
"many users on YouTube are saying they hope he's the one that comes for them if they ever need a ride to the hospital" If he actually gets to your scene.
