->BJ<-

Benz vs C6 vs Crown Vic:

MACHXLR8

Pretty cool and funny BUT I have to say that is way to much disrespect for the law. Do you guys race right in front of cops and then run? Why would not anyone call that race off if you saw the cops coming?
I apologize if I am being a stick in mud and a hypocrite since I also street race. I just feel (or at least I like to think) that I have a much greater fear of the law.
Again, sorry for being an ***.

->BJ<-

Fear no man, hes just a man.

In a much slower car.


For real though it was one of those dot police that pull all the 18 wheelers over he not even suppose to be follin with us he was just trying to be a dick.

odthetruth

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Who'd he pull over, and why do it to yourself?

->BJ<-

Didnt pull nobody over.

He went behind them for a min. Then gave up and came back to run all of us off.

MACHXLR8

I hear ya, man.

Fear no man, True. However, I do fear a man with a badge. LOL

NateLS1Mustang

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He's just a man?... Lulz smh. Man with a badge which gives him the power to do whatever the **** he wants typically.

->BJ<-

Except pull that vette and benz over eh?


It was a joke, lighten up.

MACHXLR8

Agreed. Most of us in SRK should not throw stones. Just be safe, man.

madmike9396

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that's some funny **** !

I bet those guys tripped out

assasinator

here is my problem with that entire mindset.

how does a police officer take that personal.

to call it disrespectful means the officer feels like he is due some special kind of consideration.


police officers kill folks and maime folks all the time because they "FEEL" disrespected.

in my opinion police officers today are carrying around a killers mentality, and are due some kind of special 'respect' they were never due.

i am a public servant in a way, and i never feel like i need respect.


its not going to get any better, police today have mental disorders and have forgotten their place.

serve and protect. it used to be that way when i was a kid, and police used deadly force when needed, not when they feel 'disrespected'.

Mongoose350

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I don't want to start a debate, so if you don't agree, that's all well and good. But I don't completely agree with this. I will say that many police officers do abuse there authority, and that is by no means okay. However, a lot of what you hear about is complete BS and regardless of what they SHOULD do, there not always able to stop and think about it. Put yourself in there shoes, pretend you know nothing about the specifics as they likely don't either. Your #1 priority is to go home alive, and so you do as you've been trained.

As far as them walking around with a chip on there shoulder, it is hard to really blame them. I don't like it anymore than the other guy, but I understand. When a person deals with call after call of robberies, demestic violence, car accidents and generally goes about there day dealing with people that call them every name in the book, and act as if there worthless trash. Especially when half of these people are absolutely guilty of what there accused of and maybe more. That's going to give anybody some sort of a disorder.

So just understand that it isn't really personal. When 90% of the people they deal with are actually guilty, then there going to assume the worst until proven otherwise. In a perfect world, everyone would be "Innocent until proven guilty", but the world ain't perfect. I didn't make it this way, neither did you, but we have to live in it.

End rant...sorry if I offended anyone.

EDIT***
SMH, I just realized what you ment. Damn autocorrect changes non-incorrect things, but not the incorrect things... Lol.

->BJ<-

You offended me when u said "ennocent"

Mongoose350

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Lol.

Felix C

looks like South Florida.

Just noticed is MS or LA.

MACHXLR8

I hear ya, man and there are some things that have to be addressed with the abuse of power by some police officers. Me personally, I have never had an issue with an officer after getting caught. I treated him with respect and he returned it back in a professional manner. In addition, in every instance I was caught, I was the one doing something wrong and I knew it. So there was no point in denying it.

Back to your comment though. You are linking my terminology of respect for the law with respect for the police officer. I was merely stating that a law exists for street racing regardless of whether the officer was present or not. Breaking that law in front of an officer (who simple enforces them) not only shows a disregard for the law but no fear of the consequences either.

Let's be honest here, many of use break a law everyday and we know it. How many people actually drive over the speed limit each day? The difference is though, that most of us know better than to do it right in front of an officer.

madmike9396

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who gives a **** ? LMAO

Someone needs some

MACHXLR8

Screw that Midol ****. I go o'natural and just rap that bitch up in a dirty dishrag. lol

audacious nick

Time to send this video in to that police department and allow them to subpoena any other evidence.

JayplaySS

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Guys, use some wisdom when on public roads.