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Police and sport bike accident !!!
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Wow wtf! That is no way to be a cop! Very disappointing.....
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I ride a bike and this guy did nothing wrong. I also ride the white line to give an extra buffer and it looked like the white car was gonna cut him off. The cop seemed very scared and the "I can write you a shitload of tickets" was clearly a cop-out since he's the one that wanted no problems and just have the situation disappear. The person that does the rear-ending is always at fault. This idiot biker coulda had a decent outcome if he went with getting the tickets and then called the Law-Tigers.
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Hopefully he took this video to his superiors. That's just absurd behavior by the officer.
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That's hilarious.
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What a psych game the COP played on the MC driver. He was so wrong, There is no rhyme or reason for him rear-ending him or anyone. If you REAR END someone it's cuz you're driving TOO CLOSE, period. Then the OFFICER is using foul language and making unnecessary threats of ticket writing which is CLEARLY an ABUSE of POWER. But this is what we have to PRETEND we don't go through. But it's all right here on film.:ugh2: |
This is really making a big deal out of nothing. With all the shyt a lot of bikers do, I'm still siding with the police on this one. Who knew bikers were a bunch of babies. How about this biker post the rest of his videos. I seriously doubt he follows every word of the law. It also looks like the biker clearly stops abruptly to cause the cop car to hit him. That other car switching lanes was pretty far off...not enough of a reason for the biker to come to a complete stop. He has over a car lenght between that white car to his left that's signaling. The guy on the bike slammed on the brake on purpose. He could have easily slowed down and let that white camry in much earlier.
Don't get me wrong, the cop was being kind of a **** too. |
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Motorcycles, I stay 3 car lengths away on the street, I completely avoid being behind one on the highway. If I have to be... 5 or more car lengths. speculation of what the biker probably drives like is irrelevant. Regardless of how close or far traffic was ahead of the motorcycle. It is the car directly in front of you you need to watch out for. If this guy was riding too slow in traffic? Why didn't the officer pull him over and question him? The whole russia cam thing. It's not just for rear ending. People jump on cars and claim they were hit etc... There's just an epidemic of insurance fraud in Russia. while purposely getting rear ended in a car may have financial benefit. Getting hit while on a motorcycle on purpose, sounds very risky and dangerous, even at low speeds. Even with all the rational sounding excuses you made. I can't see how this should've even happened at such low speeds if paying attention to whats in front of you. STILL no need for the badge to curse at the civilian. No matter how upset he got. He's supposed to be a community example. |
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Something is wrong. Someone got their bike rear-ended and did not blow up at the person doing it, and happened to have a camera on them. I don't care what costume you are wearing when you hit my vehicle by doing something totally stupid, I am going to ask you WTF?! if you rear-end me. I'm damn sure not going to "No problems" and let you drive off. There is more to this story. Has to be.
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Also, you'd think removing self incriminating videos of yourself speeding would be the first thing to come down when you're quoting laws and posting a "crash" video as evidence. one of his other videos.... he's going about 80-87mph. Here he is lane spliting... |
I can guarantee noone here has tried to ride in Las Vegas. I would consider it more dangerous than deployment. It's the true melting pot of crap drivers. Bikers here ride very cautiously. when in thick traffic like this or on freeways during rush hour. Noone cares to check their mirrors, turn their head, listen for other vehicles, and ride so close to the bump in front of them, you can see what radio station they are listening to. I side with the biker. I didn't do anything wrong. He doesn't have to be "in" traffic as the Officer claims. cop cars out here don't change lanes with their turn signals, don't keep their distance and flip their lights to cross red lights. I have no doubt that cop was far too close to the bike and used a bully tactic, he is using his power and authority to intimidate the biker. The other videos have no argument to what is being presented. Other comments of riders also have no argument because it was not part of this video. Facts are facts, everything else is invalid.
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Yeah. I can't stand bikes that split lanes (illegal here in AZ)... so I just merge to the line when I see them coming by.
Then they yell at me like I did something wrong - nope, I'm in my lane *******. You have to wait in traffic like the rest of us. But back on topic - it is pretty stupid to have those kind of vid's up then claim your some sort of law abiding citizen and play victim in the latest vid. Granted the officer was in the wrong, but his reputation isn't that great. |
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He might be guilty in 20 vids... But the cop one, he's innocent. Facts are facts. No one goes to court and says you are innocent of your charges but we know you've done illegal stuff that doesn't hold up in this court, so you're guilty anyway (unless you're OJ Simpson, lol)
If it's like that? Then we need to change the topic to the thread. "Finding dirt on a douche victim". lol Our system is abusive because many of us subscribe to fascist style judgement's and we don't even realize it. That said... I'm outta this one... I can see where its goin. |
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Wait so what about the damage to his bike? How do they just part ways like that after someone is at fault?? That's probably a hard case when a police car hits you.
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The cop is definitely in the wrong on this one. Trust me I try to side with the cops, but this time the officer is wrong. There are policies in place when an officer gets into an accident and I'm pretty sure this officer did not follow it. Not to mention the officers reaction to the situation is unacceptable. The first thing he should have said is "are you ok?".
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Was expecting much worse but I have never been on a bike. Can someone explain why he stopped so abruptly? I get the white car is trying to merge but I thought he would have just kept a slower pace.
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Have a nice day! :tiphat: Maybe it is jealousy, sure, why should they get to (illegally) go ahead of everyone else who has to wait? Quit being a douche bag and wait your turn - bikers are like the handicapped people at amusement parks, they think they should get to go ahead of everyone who's waited in line for an hour. Bikers talk like they want respect, but then all they do is stupid **** like this. I have zero respect for them. You want to share the road? Then ride proper, otherwise I'll always win the battle in bike vs. car. And as always, there are exceptions. There are some proper riders out there, but it's the bad ones that give the rest a bad name. |
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I know lane splitting is legal in Cali, but not being used to it and sitting in traffic on the freeway when I'm there visiting I had a bike FLY by me. I'm at maybe 5mph and he flies between us at about 45-50. Scared the **** out of me and I almost jerked the wheel in that direction not knowing what was going on (couldn't see in the mirrors due to it being night, other traffic, and a slight curve) - they don't take that into account when they do this stuff. It's a stupid law, IMO, to allow them to do that. |
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To me though, there is nothing safe about weaving in & out of moving traffic without signaling or regard to other drivers on the road. I have zero problems with bikes going 10mph between cars when traffic is stopped....in NY though, idiots go 60mph. Nothing safe about that... to the biker or the other cars on the road. The guy in the video looks like he's going about 50mph. I guess my point is, if I drive like this in my Z, you'd be in the right to call me an a-hole. |
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I'm really surprised anyone would side with the cop on this one. Traffic wasn't stopped or heavy enough to criticize his lane riding IMO. I've seen FAR worse. But the one thing NO ONE even mentioned was the fact that he was doing maybe 20mph when he hit the brakes and got rear ended. It was a pretty soft hit at that. Traffic was crawling in front and on the sides. You have to pretty much be looking at your iPhone or the girl in the other lane to not be able to stop in time. For the cop to react the way he did is ridiculous under any circumstance. He was trying to use scare tactics to get out of a potential incident. Not talking about being sued, but losing his job. I would have gone ape **** on that cop, especially knowing I had it all on tape. Cops get away with too much at times and punish for little to nothing at all often. It sucks because I know some great guys out there that are cops who will get a bad rep for the crap others pull on a regular basis.
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You have to remember it doesn't matter how either individual behaved or drove on previous days or hours before the accident.
Its only the actual facts that took place during the accident. |
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Like I said, the cop was being a **** and could have handled it better. The guy on the bike also had the choice to keep this private and achieve the same result.....but he didn't. |
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Im a firm believer in you should always do whats right. This officer just intimidated the bike driver to keep from getting in trouble. |
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