Mustang Driver Crashes After Running From Cops
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Mustang Driver Crashes After Running From Cops
A Mustang driver in Tulsa, Oklahoma tried to outrun the cops, ended up fishtailing into traffic, and hitting an SUV. The driver than ran away on foot.
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Late on Sunday morning, police in Tulsa, Oklahoma attempted a routine traffic stop of a speeding Mustang. However, the Mustang sped up in an effort to lose the police officer. Then before the police could call it in, the Mustang fishtailed into oncoming traffic and ended up smashing into an SUV, as highlighted in a NewsOn6 story.
The driver then got out of the Mustang and hightailed it out of there on foot.
We have no word on whether the suspect’s been found. But still, guys, there’s no point in running from the cops. They’re going to catch you no matter what. You could pretend that your car’s fast enough, or that you’re going to outwit the donut-eating police force, but you’re wrong. And if you do run, you’re likely going to either seriously hurt, or even kill, someone. So just don’t do it.
Unless the car was stolen, what makes this Mustang driver especially stupid is that he left his car at the scene. Cause there’s no way in hell the police are going to be able to find him by searching his car. You know, because there’s no insurance, or registration, or license plate linked to a name? Right? Idiots. Don’t be stupid people. You get caught speeding, just stop. It’s way less painful than the alternative.
The driver then got out of the Mustang and hightailed it out of there on foot.
We have no word on whether the suspect’s been found. But still, guys, there’s no point in running from the cops. They’re going to catch you no matter what. You could pretend that your car’s fast enough, or that you’re going to outwit the donut-eating police force, but you’re wrong. And if you do run, you’re likely going to either seriously hurt, or even kill, someone. So just don’t do it.
Unless the car was stolen, what makes this Mustang driver especially stupid is that he left his car at the scene. Cause there’s no way in hell the police are going to be able to find him by searching his car. You know, because there’s no insurance, or registration, or license plate linked to a name? Right? Idiots. Don’t be stupid people. You get caught speeding, just stop. It’s way less painful than the alternative.
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I agree Glenn! I always think that if they would stop right then and there, their outcome is better! But Nooooo they have to continue and then they wrack up a multitude of infractions/violations or MUCH worse until they ARE caught! Just can't fix stupid!!!
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Wasn't much of a pursuit if the idiot wrecked before the officer could call it in ..... like "see cop, hit gas, wreck, run"
Welllllll ..... that holds true sometimes but you'd be surprised how often that with a little curiosity and looking .... that you can find even them.
True, it may take some time .... and often time is a luxury in short supply for the patrol officer (or so it seems) .... but often people leave something.
Unless the car was stolen, what makes this Mustang driver especially stupid is that he left his car at the scene. Cause there’s no way in hell the police are going to be able to find him by searching his car. You know, because there’s no insurance, or registration, or license plate linked to a name?
True, it may take some time .... and often time is a luxury in short supply for the patrol officer (or so it seems) .... but often people leave something.
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Most every chase I ever was involved in was due to another issue that the driver had. Suspended license, outstanding warrants, and sometimes both that would result in jail time. My very last chase involved robbery suspects. Hard core criminals that ended up with serious sentences when we caught them. One received 40 years. That's why many run. It isn't just speeding, and rarely is.
It sure is dumb though to stand out like a sore thumb when you shouldn't be behind the wheel in the first place. If you have warrants or a suspended license is it really that hard to drive 'normal' and blend in with no attention grabbing antics? I guess not.
It sure is dumb though to stand out like a sore thumb when you shouldn't be behind the wheel in the first place. If you have warrants or a suspended license is it really that hard to drive 'normal' and blend in with no attention grabbing antics? I guess not.
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Most every chase I ever was involved in was due to another issue that the driver had. Suspended license, outstanding warrants, and sometimes both that would result in jail time. My very last chase involved robbery suspects. Hard core criminals that ended up with serious sentences when we caught them. One received 40 years. That's why many run. It isn't just speeding, and rarely is. It sure is dumb though to stand out like a sore thumb when you shouldn't be behind the wheel in the first place. If you have warrants or a suspended license is it really that hard to drive 'normal' and blend in with no attention grabbing antics? I guess not.
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