Colorado officer on trial for leaving handcuffed woman in car that was hit by train l GMA

[@kepler186f4]

If this officer's situational awareness is so dull, she not only is a danger to herself, but everyone around her.

[@mjrussell414]

No kidding.

[@somethingsinlife5600]

Not just her...All of them were incompetent. All cops generally are.

[@jashanestone]

To the public. ✅💯

[@wicked3564]

exactly. she shouldnt even have a weapon, let alone a badge.

[@mr.joseph7806]

They call that the Ponytail Police. They have to be hired but place everyone's lives at risk.

[@rb5078]

Every officer at the scene needs to be held responsible, not just the officer who placed the woman in the car.

[@poke_hoard422]

Everyone who played any role was......guess watch it again?

[@Jman531]

In the original full unedited video, I could swear the Sargeant told her to put the suspect in his car. But now you don't see it in the edited versions.

[@Defender78]

It's the suspects responsibility to wriggle out of their handcuffs, kick open the window, and escape from the stuck car and do a ninja roll to the side of the train tracks so they can avoid the train and the car before it gets hit and turns into a crumpled soda can

[@broncotrolly]

And people wonder why protesting and rioting happens. Change doesn’t happen through youtube comments.

[@BillyBones-f9b]

​@@broncotrollyyeah because burning down business that have nothing to do with police shootings and stealing TVs does 😂 keep walking that yellow brick road

[@davethompson9776]

The railroad track is always a good way to tell if you’re parked on a railroad track.

[@vegasjack60]

Yep, that and the big white crossed sign that says "RAILROAD CROSSING". How did they miss this illuminated sign? Reading is fundamental.

[@kendallcoleman839]

Or the big Railroad Crossing sign.

[@Hackedideal]

this would have happened if Trump was still the president

[@Murph2-e5z]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@Evanmuller-n5z]

​@@Hackedidealwhat?

[@warnerdeleon9324]

The amount of "excuses" of "I didn't see any warnings" or "i had no idea a train comes through here" is astonishing. How clueless can you really be?

[@turkovich530]

Not observant enough to be cops, but I'm sure they are still working.

[@DanielHernandez-cm3om]

Any excuses and being a cop they all believe her excuses

[@arrowverselover100]

They're not clueless. They know what they did. They're just trying to stay out of jail by lying.

[@tashaburgess3753]

This shows how incompetent and stupid some of these police officers are!!

[@CheeseBeer90]

They are cops. That’s your first clue

[@chrisfitzgerald8326]

This isn’t just “my bad”; this is gross negligence and it nearly killed somebody. Hold them accountable.

[@tenittadoesvlogs6305]

Right

[@RockBandVlds]

You haven't heard? They investigated themselves and found themselves innocent.

[@Arltratlo]

oi am sure, she wouldnt care if she been killed....she is a cop, they dont care for civilians!!

[@vernamorales2326]

Sounds like the ex cop who stabbed his best friend to death.The cop owed him money.He stabbed him 40 times .Even after he was dead.He said:I'm a good person l just had a lapse in judgement

[@amberlelty3740]

That person’s safety is in their hands ! They should have kept her safe period!

[@SwapPartLLC]

They nearly kill her, and still arrested her for a misdemeanor? These people are heartless. They need to rot in jail.

[@the5seasons947]

She pointed a gun at someone. They called 911. Cops came, cops made mistakes. She made mistakes. Shit happens when you attract law enforcement She's being charged with felonies not misdemeanors

[@pipermaisiemae1999]

General population for a few years would do it

[@sinaloa9787]

Prison dumbass Prison not Jail

[@Ez1DD]

It's not even remotely heartless.. the cop is just an idiot.

[@Joomlahacks]

U slow or something?? The arrest happened before the incident. She was on ICU not in prison.

[@ianbattles7290]

Restraining someone and leaving them in the path of an oncoming train is literally cartoonish villainy.

[@pyroboobysmith359]

Serving and protecting.

[@RLucas3000]

I’m surprised she wasn’t twirling a mustache in the witness box

[@rodprops]

Even Looney Tunes characters wouldn't have done this! #stupidcops

[@leightonlawrence8832]

It just seems like there’s 10 billion people on earth so there just mathematically HAS TO be someone dumb enough to do this, who then actually does it. Like Matt orchards video, people try to pet tigers sometimes.

[@Capybaraism]

LMAO

[@prowellerable]

It's against the law for anyone to stop on railroad tracks let alone park on them! The police write tickets all the time for that! They act so privileged stopping in the middle of streets, blocking the road while they casually chat with each other. Parking on the tracks,leaving the vehicle and with a cuffed suspect in it shows their clear disdain for the woman. 😡

[@scandinavianflickgd7331]

There is absolutely no doubt the officers knew they were on the train tracks. There is literally a railroad crossing sign right in front of both vehicles!! Not to mention they arrested the person 5 feet past them before putting her into the police car! Stop making excuses for your incompetence!

[@miguelalaniz8303]

I agree with you 1000% even a monkey would know that this MORON cop is lying about not knowing that she parked her patrol car in the middle of train tracks I truly hope this idiot cop gets at least 20 yrs in prison

[@TrangNguyen-lp3yh]

Can you imagine trying to explain to an insurance company that you didn’t know you parked on railroad tracks? How many times have people tried to get out of a speeding ticket saying I didn’t know that’s the speed. Sorry but ignorance only indicates you shouldn’t be giving a driver licence

[@bobbyboi8820]

That cop was more worried about her makeup and hair. Reminds me of that female cop that got caught sleeping with half the police department recently. Of course, she racially profiles the victim. A gun fight was going to happen????? That cop needs to be jailed. Not just misdemeanor charges. Stop giving female cops a slap on the hand. Look up what "pretty privilege" is. Cis females get a lot of it sadly.

[@isabelamogosanu7777]

How do you not see the sign we can all on video

[@nikkigussalazar5005]

Well I saw the video that isn't shown here and let's not forget to add the cops we're laughing and acting just fine after the car was hit, continuing to search her truck. Smh. If I can find that video, ya'll need to play it too. Show the actions of these heartless people. They're people, and they're sick! I believe it's EWU channel that had that video.

[@MsBrendalina]

How does someone not notice that they parked on a railroad track!? Its a miracle this woman survived

[@downhomesunset]

What always gets me mad is how the case is treated in situations where the person “is lucky to be alive”! If they’re lucky to be alive, shouldn’t the person who tried to unalive them have a more serious charge. Luck should not have anything to do with it. If statistics say she should have died, charge them with murder!

[@LatonyaDickerson]

Omg sue them

[@SHE-IS]

Right !! Like how!!!!

[@wadewilson333]

⁠@@downhomesunsetI agree completely. The fact that she survived shouldn’t change the severity of the charge.

[@hardkore360]

most cops pull folks over on the busiest streets, its the lowest IQ thing they can do and waste of time for folks just trying to get to work OR go home.

[@TillsRojas7]

I have never been shocked as much as I have been watching this video. Please hold the officers accountable.

[@scotttaylor9133]

Right, handcuffed suspect in the car, second officer runs away from the oncoming train wielding a rifle for what reason???? There was no resisting arrest currently happening, the situation was under control, I'm not sure who he was planning on killing that night. He certainly didn't have a tazer drawn to disable anyone cuffed that tried to run; he was out for human.

[@iRtraviss]

Go watch the cops tasering a kid into roadkill video.

[@Rodogg7787]

I saw it the night it happened online & I thought something was off with the whole thing from the get go!

[@jturtle5318]

​@@Rodogg7787I have peripheral neuropathy and I can feel the vibration of the ground, many yards from the track, when the train is a mile away. I can hear the rumble at least as far away. She was screaming and kicking the window, and no one could hear anything? They couldn't feel or hear the train? Or her trying to kick out a window? That smells funny.

[@JoeS795]

They won’t be. Policing in America is systemically FUCKED UP

[@Salina1776]

After that accident, that cop was more concerned about finding a gun he thought she had in her car rather than getting her help

[@ht3261]

OMG SERIOUSLY??!!! That is absolutely disgustingly insane! I need to find that whole video or as much as possible... If you have any ideas of key words I should use to try to pull it up... This is the first I've ever heard of this so idk anything to try to find more on it. If you know what it's under could you please let me know... I can't believe this & i just can't even find the words to express how crazy fu€ked up this is excuse my language but damn...

[@felipenunez2058]

Right in a right to carry state.

[@ThomasTube0303]

@ht3261 It's In Here (KZbin) Type 👇 8-minute video shows Officer response, train hit woman in Platteville police car.

[@ceciliauribe812]

🎯AWFUL!!!!! And they are just now going to trial!!! 😒😩

[@loralieisa]

@@ht3261 A cop was standing near the car and ignored the train horns but jumped away just before the car was crushed. That cop and the one who locked her in the car are being sued by the victim. They all should have been banned from being cops anywhere ever. I am not convinced this was a for real accident. The prosecutor got extremely light sentences for them.

[@nickbloom6861]

Don't forget the insane PTSD this woman will live with the rest of her life. Physical injuries may heal but experiencing the helplessness of an approaching train slamming into her is going to haunt her forever... These officers are monsters for not taking accountability for this...

[@gaylebenavidez5121]

I am so disgusted. My father in law was an L. A. cop. His son an i divorced, but i never met a kinder more level headed human in my life- in the 50+years I knew Ken, i never heard him swear or cuss. He would have jumped in that car and covered her with his own body .. that police caring a RIFLE! against a 21 yr.old petite female + multiple cops .. maybe they should relook and who's doing the hiring..

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Now she'll just rage against the machine (train).

[@kazuoishi9339]

Well, let’s hope that 1 bazillion dollars she will be receiving helps with her rehabilitation…

[@Jamezy316]

this helplessness is on another level. Its on thing to be on train tracks with a train coming, and your doors wont open. Its a whole nother thing being handcuffed, train on its way, and there are not just people, but police officers(multiple) standing just outside the car.... help is literally feet away.. and nothing.

[@quiucolladocarva]

The nightmares she must have

[@nimatodesanya6470]

the female officer on trial said there was no reflective signs or indications of a railway but there was literally a stop sign and a post saying rail crossing (at 1:44) even multiple signs indicating there was train tracks but regardless, they had their flashlights on and the blue and red lights flashing how could they not see it!? ALL need to be held responsible.

[@C.G.Gaster]

Cause she wanted to try and get out of it. That's fine she still has to deal with the court of public opinion (I love using that since spiderman). And trust me, this court is more brutal than any other and will actively hunt you.

[@MichelleJ1822]

I agree. From the footage we were shown how could you not see all of that?!

[@UsmanBello]

I wish I could be a fly on the wall of that courtroom when the District Attorney cross examines her about her on this topic. 😂

[@C.G.Gaster]

@@UsmanBello oh she's already been arrested and fired I think

[@peterorlando4854]

She saw the signs. She's just lying to try to get off.

[@lorenzo6777]

This is ridiculous to see police officers just neglect the safety of the citizens that they have the responsibility to protect.

[@calvingaston7934]

How can she say she couldn’t see. I can clearly see the car is on the track when she pulls behind the police car on the tracks.

[@pricklypear7516]

Forget the citizens. Who the HELL parks on train tracks!???!

[@mepulley7913]

Incorrect. The police has No Duty to protect you. Look up the Supreme Court case Gonzalez Vs. Castle Rock, Co.

[@elm1230]

😂 are you new?

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

@@calvingaston7934 Let's assume she was right and they really couldn't see. I saw the entire video when this happened. The problem I have is that there was a good 30 second period from the time they FINALLY woke up and realized they were on the train tracks until the moment of impact. All one of them had to do was jump in the car and drive it 10 feet forward. THAT'S IT! Just 10 feet and all of this would have been averted. Now I can hear some people say, "But they couldn't tell how far away the train was. It was dark and noisy and scary." And to that, I say, 1. they created the problem in the first place, it's their job to fix it. 2. it's their duty to not put people they arrest at risk and most importantly, 3. it's their job to not be cowards. It's the whole reason why cops make the money they make and get life-long pensions with nothing more than a high school degree and less training than it takes to get through beauty school! At the moment where they were supposed to show their character, they all thought, "Welp, I hope she lives, but I'm not risking my life!"

[@TheWorldsprayer]

That they tried to say "I couldn't tell there were tracks" when the signs and the tracks themselves are perfectly clear is nuts, not to mention they would have been stepping over them while walking. Insanity.

[@sherriross4785]

Why would Anyone park on a railroad track?! Those officers should have known better. That poor woman 😢

[@gooddaymba6641]

American cops for you.

[@Chihuahua-chica]

isnt that the first thing they teach in drivers ED in high school ?

[@amigo4909]

The officers know better-They fail to care.

[@josephlongfellow1244]

When your trained that you can do anything with impunity, you start to believe it.

[@jasonvolk4146]

They are used to positioning their cars to block off roads and creating "tactical barriers" with a certain supreme egoism wherever they respond that I believe this cop parked on the tracks literally intending to block the train.

[@momof4kids735]

Seriously, who would ever do that knowing it’s an active line? This isn’t an accident, this is blatant stupidity. No one this inept should even be in a position of authority 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@seekinggodfirst754]

Blatant stupidity! I can't believe that happened. Poor woman. Smh!

[@Timbrock1000]

Well, fire fighters with the Detroit Fire Department a few years ago parked a firetruck 🚒 on a double set of railroad tracks while responding to a car accident. An Amtrak came along and destroyed the truck. The truck was less than a month old!

[@sylviaj270]

No it wasn’t. It was an attempt to have her killed.

[@dannydanix8698]

This was done purposely, I'm 100% sure, it was not a mistake.

[@thunderstar254]

Maybe it's finally time to abolish police academy "IQ maximums"?

[@solarflare1008]

Not realizing that the other cop parked on the tracks. Is instantaneous guilty admission. Absolutely NEGLIGENCE

[@chrisandkaydeholt4884]

The sentence needs to be the same as it would for a parent that leaves a kid in a hot car

[@JUGGERNAUT____]

Cops like these lead me to believe cops make mistakes and really don't care how that mistake affects you. They only care when it affects them.

[@cpcattin]

Huh ?

[@NoCreativeNameGirl]

yup! because they are selfish pricks who got picked on as kids and now they are the bullies to the world

[@dihe1392]

She should've been fired

[@lifeisbeautiful7452]

Because lawsuits don’t come out their pensions.

[@JUGGERNAUT____]

@@lifeisbeautiful7452 maybe it's about time they do... at least a percentage of their pension should be on the line

[@marshfilm]

The levels of incompetence and recklessness in people in positions of authority is beyond staggering !!

[@josephcalabrese6337]

You wanna know the worst part? This situation won’t be the last of its kind.

[@pjuliio]

Exactly

[@pjuliio]

@@josephcalabrese6337yep unfortunately

[@oldschoolfan420]

When they realize they fucked up... they stick up for each other like a corrupt fraternity.

[@williamcolbert7828]

@@oldschoolfan420 are you talking about cops or braindead republikkkan morons...I know, no difference.

[@aliholmes4977]

Can you imagine being handcuffed in the back on a car you can’t get out of and seeing a freight train coming at you full speed…something out of a horror movie

[@ItsBrittany.]

Exactly!

[@Shade_razor-79]

Why did the cop think there would be a gunfight? Unbelievable

[@digimon916]

theyre lying for legal reasons. theyre trying to sell the self defense/fear for life story. trying to make it seem like this affected their judgement about the location of the train and situation

[@joeharris3878]

Someone on trial for a heinous crime is willing to say anything to save her neck .

[@elizabethhair9017]

I just cant believe the woman survived this, it is a miracle.

[@loralieisa]

It's doubtful she will ever be the same, but she survived.

[@karlasnyder645]

Yup, I am still here lol

[@kojoattah3987]

@@karlasnyder645If it’s you then you are a lucky lucky lady

[@KurtisC93]

​@@karlasnyder645 And thank _God_ for that!

[@loralieisa]

@@karlasnyder645 You had a similar experience with police?

[@Practice_Kindness-1st]

What part of RAIL ROAD CROSSING, STOP SIGN AND RAIL ROAD TRACKS do these officers not understand!? They must be held accountable for their actions as well as their non-actions of not yanking this poor woman out of the vehicle! They need to go to jail for a very long time. My prayers for the quick recovery of this poor victim.

[@gagyrle1994]

Not to mention a loud train horn and train tracks directly under the entrance of the door where she placed her in the car.

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

I was just about to type the same thing. I can understand the officer not seeing the actual tracks themselves, but not the stop sign and especially not the railroad crossing sign (which is highly reflective). There's no way she didn't understand there was a train track there. And if she truly is that unobservant, then she definitely should not be a cop.

[@-in-the-meantime...]

Guy so engrossed in "authority" he probably thought a train would stop for him.

[@blueflameSM]

“It was really dark and didn’t see the rail road…” Video proceeds to show a rail road crossing sign, the track and hearing a train in the distance. I hope they get the book thrown at them.

[@keithevans2606]

C'mon, they knew and didn't freakin care. It's all about their lives and NOT ours. I hope she can get part of their pay for life! Instead they are gonna settle with tax payer dollars for their incompetence. This has to stop with OUR money.

[@gandydancer823]

I'm a railroader... the cop is a liar!

[@alvit123]

I'm with You Bud. only Idiots ignore safety signs at railroad crossings

[@gandydancer823]

​@@alvit123this crossing only had crossbucks. No lights or gates. However the crossing is at a much higher elevation than the road. It isn't hard to discern that you are fouling and active railroad

[@RecoverArt_Ivan]

So that cop thinks she can just get on the stand and cry her way out of accountability? They all need to be convicted!

[@jriverar1436]

Right 😡

[@elesjuan]

I hate to say it, but absolute woman cop moment. "Taser taser taser!" Oops... it was a train, not a taser...

[@GreenYoshi3881]

She even threw another officer under the bus by saying she thought his car was in a safe location purposely mentioning his name to shift blame. I don’t believe those crocodile tears. The victim deserves justice.

[@HyperInflation2020]

She said "I never thought in a million years that a train would come through my scene". I pretty sure the railroad tracks are the trains scene.

[@ajvanmarle]

She thought right. Got off with probation

[@leahgary1107]

Look down to see if you are on train tracks. There was a sign to indicate that. The woman has a right to sue the police department. The police officer was in the wrong, period. 🤦‍♀️

[@mizzury54]

They both are.

[@leahgary1107]

@@mizzury54 Yes, both police officers should be tried for negligence in my opinion.

[@lisabradford8180]

​@@leahgary1107yes!

[@namehere4954]

Multiple signs! Not just 1!

[@kellypatterson4412]

@@leahgary1107there were 4 officers on the scene. They all need to be charged in this incident for their negligence.

[@n_hr18]

That’s disgusting.. how could you do that to someone? These officers should definitely face the consequences for what they did

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

I know right. What kind of retarded officer parks a police car on the railroad tracks, especially with a person handcuffed in the back seat? Smdh

[@bmxsickness1975]

Its a miracle she is alive. I hope she is doing well.

[@kennethwilliams7697]

That lady's settlement is going to be very large and rightfully so! How stupid can you be? Apparently very! Put both officers in jail where they belong!

[@gr8dvd]

$$ ain’t worth the lifetime of health issues… she deserves at least what she’s suing for but f*cked-up taxpayers pay 100%, not these ignorant bastards that nearly ended this young woman.

[@GODSOFFOOTBALLGOLD]

And tax payers we be paying it

[@minoltaaraya]

@@gr8dvd Right!! I’m sure if she could pick, she would have much rather not been HIT BY A TRAIN - over the money. She deserves every penny, I truly can’t imagine how horrifying that must have been. They should make these criminals pay back tax payers with every cent they make in prison labor for the rest of their lives.

[@gr8dvd]

@@minoltaaraya End ‘qualified immunity’ = license for cops to do stupid & often illegal sh*t with impunity. This ain’t a red/blue thing.

[@Throughthelurkingglass]

At this point, I would fire the hiring manager for the Police depth, used to the ones that get in that position were competent enough to keep away that level if incompetence.

[@chicanapunkLA]

This is horrifying! Imagine what the woman was thinking as she sat there helplessly 😢

[@Venezolano410]

She probably thought she was going to die. 😆👍

[@EDouble1]

imagine imagining things

[@AWARHERO]

I saw the video of her arrest, she BEGGED them not to put her in the car... She TOLD THEM it was on the train tracks.

[@warmccl]

And they would have shot her if she managed to get out of the car when the train was coming.

[@AWARHERO]

@@warmccl Probably.

[@verlenciachambers865]

Please don't let them get away with this.

[@ditoo]

Well if its like that, hope they bring the charges back up on the pancake lady for threatening someone with a gun.

[@Caterider]

She’s in 30month probation now with 100hrs of community service 🙄

[@Moakmeister]

The cop got 12 months of unsupervised probation. They let him get away with it.

[@shanemorton773]

​@ditoo how much farther do you need that boot shoved down your throat???

[@dm6365dm]

Just another one that could of been removed from the gene pool....Dam...

[@ulrichbehnke9656]

There is a person who took part in the accident but is overlooked in this trial: The locomotive-driver. Such an accident can kill the locomotive-driver or lead to a trauma. Such an accident can also cause the locomotive to get off the rails and crash with 1.000 tons load into the environment. Therefore any modern nation has a special law about „endangering rail road traffic“, a felony for everyone who places an obstacle on a rail roads. I‘m wondering wether these Cops are charged with that. And they should loose their driver license too.

[@belami_irl8543]

Just the fact that she is lying on the stand about not knowing there were railroad tracks says it all. Only a guilty person lies about something so blatantly obvious.

[@imanoldurango8213]

I just keep over looking at the railroad sign right next to the woman as she’s being arrested 🤦🏽‍♂️ like hmmmm it’s clearly an X and it’s being illuminated very brightly. And there’s only one sign that’s an X. But sure. They didn’t know they were on tracks

[@calvingaston7934]

And she has the nerve to take an oath on the Bible before becoming a cop . But lie on the Bible for because they’re afraid of the consequences. 🤥👺 . Some integrity.

[@gzhang207]

The victim must demand punitive damages in the civil case.

[@Chalmers-e9u]

Or to mention she admitted she was out of her jurisdiction. FAIL on all levels.

[@norrinradd8923]

and yet this person enforces the law.......

[@kevinloz84]

The fact that Steinke immediately started yelling, “oh my god!” and swearing as soon as she heard the train blow it’s horn tells you she KNEW the car was parked on the tracks.

[@pamtnman1515]

Right! And what a fool she is to park her expensive taxpayer funded police car on the railroad tracks to begin with. How do people this stupid get hired as cops?

[@Dmanderic1979]

Exactly 💯

[@d0vileei]

Or she just found out.

[@ChrisMPena87]

Those aren’t COPS these folks are cowards! I don’t believe anything that she has to say…How incredibly sad!

[@tuna3875]

Also retards for parking the vehicle on train tracks.

[@VoteForBukele]

No…They’re definitely cops. Cops and cowardice are not mutually exclusive. I can give examples if you like. I promise I won’t even bring up Uvalde.

[@gr8dvd]

Cowards perhaps (probably), but certainly…. ignorant, inhumane, pond-scum a more apt description.

[@ChrisMPena87]

@@VoteForBukele good grief man. Relax dude I’m saying that because they didn’t do their jobs. I don’t need you to give examples of anything…

[@NoCreativeNameGirl]

@@VoteForBukele So true, cops are cowards with a badge

[@joehernandez4939]

So why did she pull her over if she was out of her jurisdiction?

[@whatwhat9004]

It is sickening how much the court system protects these cops. She’s not going to get any real punishment for her damn incompetence that literally could’ve killed that girl. It is so damn corrupt

[@kellyanderson7624]

You are delusional and mentally ill. You have no idea what the court is going to do.

[@spaceracer23]

It's sickening that only one cop is facing felony charges and it isn't the cop that put the car on the tracks.

[@DrumWild]

It's how the Christian Republicans want things.

[@DrumWild]

It's how the Christian Republicans want things.

[@gmac8852]

They had to place the car on the train track for officer safety.

[@donsicariofx]

This wasn't only traumatic for the woman in the car, but the train driver too. These cops didn't even make an attempt to pull her out ,the guy just hightailed it outta there. Absolutely dumbfounding

[@julisakyani6306]

Right?! You can hear the conductor BLOWING the horn over and over! They didn't think in that 30 to 60 second time frame to just run over grab her and get her out of the car before it hit??? Everyone hears when a train is coming, yeah it's fast, but you still have about a minute. ALL THOSE COPS and not a SINGLE one could just get her out of the car? The conductor should be compensated for his trouble's as well.

[@fapplejax5486]

Not only high tailed it out, but made sure all the other cops were well away from the point of impact by shouting, "get back!" Not only did he NOT attempt to rescue her, he ACTIVELY tried to stop others from doing so. The victim heard all this, for sure.

[@TheSiriusEnigma]

The train company have their own lawsuit. Even cops aren’t allowed to park in train tracks.

[@blahblahblah6499]

You would have done the same thing. It's called human nature and self preservation. 99 percent of folks would do the same. With ONE exception....if it was your child. It is what it is.

[@meritcooper]

I didn’t know she survived. Glad to hear it, and I hope they pay dearly.

[@TheSiriusEnigma]

You wouldn’t know it happened if she died.

[@DizzleDog]

@@TheSiriusEnigmaWhat? You don’t think it makes the news when cops kill people? Where have you been?

[@thehatefull1761]

The taxpayers will pay dearly

[@annearly3200]

Because police cars are reinforced. She would be dead if were any other car

[@Tortilla.Reform]

Just a reminder, police have been defunding all of us for years; these million dollar settlements thanks to incompetence and corruption are paid by taxpayers, not police or departments. No accountability

[@JV-tg2ne]

neglagent homicide attempt - attempted murder - should serve 20+ years for her indifference

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

I remember this story WELL and saw the full video numerous times. Here's the problem I have. Even if we are to believe EVERYTHING the cops said, there was about a 30 second period from the time they FINALLY woke the f*!k up til the moment of impact. All they had to do was get in the car and drive it 10 feet off of the tracks. 10 FEET! People always say being a cop is difficult and dangerous. THOSE ARE THE MOMENT WHERE THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO PUT THEIR LIFE ON THE LINE!!! Instead, every single one of them thought, "Welp! Hope she lives, but I'm not risking my life for her!" Obviously, they should back up the Brinks truck and pay this woman whatever she wants for pain and suffering. For the rest of her life, just hearing a train horn is going to make her freak out. This is why there needs to be higher standards to be a cop. All of them together didn't have enough common sense to say, "Wait. Is that a train horn? OH CRAP! The car is on the tracks!", and one of them jump in and actually move the thing. They're cowards and completely incompetent and I wouldn't trust them to walk my dog!

[@martiwaterman1437]

It would have taken even less time to pull the handcuffed woman out of the vehicle.

[@spaceracer23]

​@@martiwaterman1437it would take even less time to not park on the tracks in the first place. The fact that the other cop isn't also getting felony charges is ridiculous.

[@missmustache4207]

Am i correct they never checked on her and went back can continuing to look for drugs in her truck that they did not find?

[@Kiraiko44]

they could have just pulled her out but they shouldn't have even parked there to begin with. I had a cop in my home town fall asleep parked on some tracks by the road, woke up to a train about to hit him, and got out of the car just in time. I think he was embarrassed because he tried to push the PD to sue the train company for not stopping for a police car but that's NOT HOW TRAINS WORK. Thankfully they knew better than to waste their money on that but I thought about that incident everytime I drove past those tracks. Cops really think the universe cares that they're cops and should bend the rules for them

[@mcahill135]

Cops are supposed to serve and protect? That went out the window with the Uvalde murders - cops did NOTHING for those victims. They kept parents from saving their children. Same with this lady.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Only one person facing charges? All those cops present knew what was going on, that’s terrible that they go unpunished.

[@lennaedaley8676]

At the end, they said the other cop has the same charges

[@stevenf5902]

@@lennaedaley8676Not the same charges… only misdemeanors Pay attention

[@TheSiriusEnigma]

The traffic stop itself was illegal. They were searching her truck to “find evidence” to cover they first crime. This is why there were in such a hurry and forgot about the train tracks.

[@tyf.4399]

​@@TheSiriusEnigma Tell me you have no idea what you're talking about without telling me you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@kevinkerwin4118]

​@@tyf.4399He's right and you're wrong. The body cam footage has been out and covered for several months at this point. It was a justified stop, possible 4th amendment violation for cuffing her and putting her under arrest given the nature of the crime she had committed (akin to being arrested for illegally parking), and then they searched her car to justify it, which was definitely a 4th amendment violation when one cop said to the other that they weren't sure if she ditched a weapon out of the car. So someone here has no fucking clue what they are talking about and it's you 🤡

[@adabong]

the fact that those cops aren’t thrown in jail already says a lot about cops and their immunity.

[@FuzzyVids]

Everyone gets due process. She's definitely going to jail tho

[@Tallie90]

It’s the system that protects them. Just thinks if the cops were black they would be in jail already

[@WildWildWeasel]

Former LEO. You're on point.

[@thomasjoseph5876]

This was an obvious attempt at an execution. Seriously, what cop let alone ANY PERSON parks on railroad tracks. Somebody paid this cop to arrest the woman and execute her. She couldn't kill her in a shootout so she was going to let the train do the killing.

[@FuzzyVids]

@@thomasjoseph5876 This crazy idea crossed my mind too but they're on camera. Multiple cameras. You can't come up with a good enough excuse for deliberately doing all those things.

[@dannywainwrightq7828]

Still charged too. If it was an officer she would have gotten a parade and tv spots , radio spots... but it was just another citizen, not a holier then thow police officer Saint!!

[@Pou1gie1]

The amount of fear she experienced seeing that train coming and knowing she could do nothing is torture within itself. They should be forced to hear a recording of her account of how she felt in that car with no one helping her, but rather running away from the car like cowards.

[@jmfs3497]

Probably defecated. I bet anyone would have. Dumb of her to not pull further past the tracks when she got pulled over, too. I am not sure what I would have done as the officer. Probably would have pulled off road on the same side of the tracks as the perp to maintain enough distance in a gun fight. I bet that situation will be taught in future LEO classes.

[@purplemist7]

​@@jmfs3497First of all, gross. No one was asking for weirdly specific details when it comes to bodily fluids. Secondly, don't make excuses for the officers. The woman's injuries are on the officers, not her. It's hard to believe officers could be stupid enough to park on railroad tracks and then proceed to place someone in handcuffs into that very vehicle. These officers are obviously too stupid to work in law enforcement.

[@asanti3748]

@@jmfs3497😂

[@cole12052]

@@jmfs3497 officer’s typically would have used the intercom saying “pull foward further from the tracks” they’ve used the intercom when I was younger to get us out of the car after a police chase and then when I was a teen they also used it to get my friends and I out of the car on another chase

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@cole12052Two police chases? When they say kids should get out more, I don’t think that’s what they meant.

[@frazergeno4557]

She will do and say whatever is necessary to protect herself. She couldn't see the tracks or Railways cross- bucks, is totally unbelievable.

[@SealMaster00]

Right like you most certainly felt driving and parking onto the middle of the fucking tracks

[@bettierios953]

she walked on them ! she could literally feel them !

[@meganharris583]

I can’t even imagine how horrific that must’ve been. Omg

[@Mike-bm1xv]

i can understand her helplessness. while I wasn't hit by a train, i was hit by a large truck. i remember looking up from the backseat and knowing without any doubt we would be hit. i can still see the truck clear as day in my mind. i knew there was no time to prepare, to brace. all i was able to do was think, "this is going to hit us." i know the victim is forever grateful she survived, but that image of the train... will always haunt her. she will always have some fear of going over train tracks. i hope the cops are held accountable. they deserve to feel that guilt for as long as the victim feels that fear- which will be forever. the only moral thing they can do is admit to their negligence.

[@lolly1405]

Clearly, he didn’t mean to do that, but that’s unforgivable. You can’t make that kind of mistake.

[@ChrisSullins]

They both need to be fired and charged.

[@heyheyhey40]

She was pulled over for a misdemeanor and then they draw their GUNS! This was traumatic and mishandled from the beginning to the end.

[@ivaneames4354]

Playing devils advocate, she was wanted for a road rage incident so was known to be potentially violent. So I can understand the guns but everything after that, no.

[@byrd7633]

@@ivaneames4354only a pink person would have empathy for the cops

[@manoflemancha2407]

she was waving a gun in a road rage incidemt, but yes she didnt deserve being hit by a train.

[@JM-dm3qk]

@@ivaneames4354 She worked in law enforcement from what I remember and was accused by someone of having a firearm which is what they stopped her for and were searching for but could not find. It was airport security and anti terrorism from what I remember her job. So there was zero excuse.

[@JM-dm3qk]

@@manoflemancha2407 She was accused of carrying a gun which they were looking for but could not find, and were laughing while they searched for it, after leaving her handcuffed in the back of a police car in the middle of the railway tracks. She was also employed in law enforcement providing airport security and anti terrorism. So that bit would not wash.

[@joelbellJB]

Accountability is so rare these days, it’s like people are allergic to it.

[@MSSynsyterGates]

Not just these days. Officer's absolutely refuse to accept any accountability and always have.

[@domingorodriguez3077]

yea people basically just say why bother with accountability if you can just shrug it off 🤷

[@xxjr8axx]

People have never liked to take accountability for anything. Human behavior doesn’t change only the situations.

[@GplusGains]

Have you noticed when you catch people making mistakes they typically don't apologize?

[@CeeWorld69]

Not people, WOMEN are allergic to it! WOMEN!!

[@thetruth6899]

Those cops should be in prison for attempted murder!!

[@ronaldboyer5820]

Crazy how she pulled over, allowed them to arrest her without resistance, then gets blamed for the cops stopping on the tracks. Does anyone out there hold themselves accountable?

[@blak3brutus229]

When was she blamed? Dumbas

[@jimmyrichards5595]

I’d be curious as to why in the world there was some thought of, “I was fairly certain that this was going to end with a gunfight”.

[@davidgray8089]

@@jimmyrichards5595 I'm more curious as to how you can walk across railroad tracks and then claim you didn't even know they were there.

[@Doge10YT]

@@davidgray8089 I've honetly never lived near a train, or taken one. Do the tracks blend in?

[@mjrussell414]

@@Doge10YTNo, you know they are there unless you are very stupid.

[@noogman]

Every driver knows not to stop on RRtracks. Unbelievable, especially for law enforcement.

[@theredpencil2564]

Right! Unbelievable!!!!

[@scotttaylor9133]

Well, the cops apparently knew not to be in that car writing the citation......

[@Wintercide]

The call they pulled her over for was, road rage involving a firearm, so kind of not at fault for that in the moment. That said as soon as the 'suspect' was handcuffed they should have moved the police vehicle off the tracks.

[@dvferyance]

@@Wintercide It should have never been on teh tracks in the first place.

[@ppstorm_]

it makes me sick how you can tell she was coached in exactly what to say so thoroughly

[@samuelsoliday4381]

That's the operative word here "coached." I sincerely hope that's actually the case here. That this officer does actually feel guilty for what her carelessness caused and is only going along with this story due to her own trauma from the incident. Because If she's saying this on her own, it implies either absolute stupidity and lack of awareness, or a complete lack of morality.

[@EddiePass-d2h]

Exactly it's too much like a script that's what the police union does it coaches officers

[@ppstorm_]

@@EddiePass-d2h 1) dont care 2) didnt ask 3) youre white

[@reekz1568]

What about all the people that told that officer “ I didn’t realize I was speeding “ ???? Now she’s in the extreme hot seat and wants leniency and mercy. I say lock her lock for a lifetime. The rest of the police charge them all the same. Lock up every officer on scene. The negligence of these cowards is unacceptable. That lady officer told the court “ I thought this stop was going to end up in a gun fight “ these police hope every stop turns into a gun fight. Picture this, if a police office was hit by a train and a civilian causes it, that person would be charged with these charges. Just cause she’s a police officer doesn’t give her any power over the law. I’d recommend life with out the possibility of parole.

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

If there was ever a textbook example of "reckless endangerment of life", this would be it.

[@audraarndt1824]

100%

[@OriginalLonelygstar]

There are no excuses for what they did.

[@bettysmith4527]

It's called a MISTAKE, ALL HUMANS make them!

[@wvp07]

They’re terrorists.

[@josepina6364]

Imagine placing someone in front of a train by force to die and being charged with a misdemeanor 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@karlasnyder645]

And to be throw on the streets while fighting the lawsuit to fix my health and life they ruined and took from me

[@brianbagnall3029]

Hey at least they were concerned about officer safety. 😂

[@davidc1334]

Military and law enforcement is definitely the job if you want to kill ppl without punishment

[@edgar-7861]

This is truly sickening. F**k you American justice. Only looking out for pigs 🐽

[@nationalcitysycho]

YUP. THAT SHIT ID ATTEMPED MURDER

[@Nikkinextdoorr]

Whoever made this call should also be charged for false police report . All involved deserve life in prison for attempted murder

[@dd1862]

I spent 25 years as an emergency responder. You never, ever, EVER park your vehicle on railroad tracks.

[@redzoom7857]

Right, that was so idiotic from the start.

[@MrTruckerf]

I have zero years of any type of advanced training. I am not even a real good driver. But I would never park on railroad tracks. I think even little kids would know that.

[@santanapage5044]

I thought that was common sense, I can't believe how dumb they are

[@gemini_man66]

Seriously, was this officer born yesterday? Any human that's aware knows to not park or even sit, wait, sleep on, take a nap on, or picnic on top of train tracks. I knew that at 3 years of age. Just, "Wow."

[@Dr.DisrespectFan918]

As an emergency responder i do this all the time because its funny LOL 😆

[@SimplyRaecosmetics]

He was incredibly negligent, he didn’t even try to save her😭

[@Cassie-iw1qk]

They wanted her dead. What is real reason for arresting her? Yes..cops are cowards Speedy recovery fellow female🙏😷❤️‍🩹

[@schao7555]

The Guy officer should be charged also for Stupidly parking his Squad on a Live Railroad track and he should pay for the damaged Squad that the tax payers paid for.

[@watsonspuzzle]

He had time, too, if he'd acted immediately.

[@therealJamieJoy]

Makes me wonder if he INTENDED for her to be struck. The train was blowing the horn BEFORE she was put into the vehicle.

[@largol33t12]

These nazis wanted her to DIE. And yet, they're still not in a max security prison. That says everything about this stupid country.

[@tnsloek]

Holy shit the negligence displayed by these officers is crazy, they should no longer be allowed to work as police officers, as they clearly don’t care about protecting people.

[@Gustave67]

Unforgivable! This officer needs to go to jail!

[@joelwillis2043]

Imagine not thinking a train would go by on TRAIN TRACKS after thinking about it for a million years. These are our police, folks.

[@Jay-vv5uw]

⬆️this

[@stevetalley5800]

I don't see any misdemeanors. Looks like attempted murder to me. Why aren't these idiots in jail already?!

[@azazel20032001]

The check from the police union cleared the prosecutor's bank account.

[@stevenobrien557]

Settle down

[@tula1433]

@@stevenobrien557bet you if one of the officers was hit by the train when searching her vehicle or chasing her they would try to get her for murder. I usually back the blue but it’s getting obvious lately there is a huge abuse of power.

[@forgablebus8341]

“I was miles out of my jurisdiction” damn so u shouldn’t a been there in the first place

[@gordrilla]

EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT

[@ivaneames4354]

She might have been but I'm sure the other officers weren't. They would know the area and know that track was in use and they didn't do or say anything.

[@John-qf6dw]

What she hasn’t seen train tracks before

[@mp40submachinegun81]

Not necessarily, theres certainly times where officers need to go out of jurisdiction. In real life going out of jurisdiction isnt some get out of jail free like in movies. Usually just requires an officer in that jurisdiction to be present.

[@gregoryt1139]

A female officer was needed to do the pat-down of a female suspect.

[@NoOne-df3pv]

For those who have not seen the full bodycam video; moments after the impact, the cops are cracking jokes about what just happened. They are literally laughing! Every single one of them should be in jail for life for displaying such wreckless incompetence and breathtaking cruelty.

[@walkermusicandother3374]

Wow wtf sick asf

[@TacoBaco]

Where can I see the full body cam footage?

[@asiakym]

Where is the full body cam video?

[@MiZzBee1]

I don't understand how that even happened... You can clearly see when he has the gun pointed at the girl that there is a railroad sign. I really can't believe she survived! Edit: she is definitely going to be getting a payday from this disaster!

[@vela-rn2jz]

Millions

[@emilyl1094]

It was a miracle that she survived and able to take those incompetent and negligent cops to court. Hopefully, they got charged and she'll be awarded millions to take care of her livelihood and medical issues down the road.

[@ItsBrittany.]

@@emilyl1094I thought she wasnt hurt bad? Oh wow. What were her injuries? I didnt watch the video yet.

[@DrumWild]

They did it on purpose. I'd choose my health over a payday. She will be suffering in pain for THE REST OF HER LIFE because of the actions of these irresponsible, mindless, gormless oinkers.

[@emilyl1094]

@@ItsBrittany. The whole police vehicle was parked on a railway track and hit hard by a train. She got brain damage and broken bones on many parts of her body. There was a lawyer listing out all her injuries.

[@Southeren]

I can't even.... Why on the railroad track and you just run away from the car when the train comes even though there is a person inside?? It is amazing that she did even survive.

[@bryanrussell6679]

Every time a cop screws up, it's the same story. "I didn't know what they would do. I thought it would be a gun fight. I was scared for my life, and miles outside my jurisdiction (i don't know how that's supposed to help her, if anything it supports why she shouldn't have been there). Something something something split second decisions, something something something and the totality of the circumstances, the only logigal choice was to put the prisoner in the car parked on the train tracks." And they'll probably get excused and apologized to for taking up their time with this.

[@01gtbdaily30]

Ignorance is never a defense we can use but it’s always the excuse police use in court. We as civilians are expected to know what we are doing is wrong while police are never expected to know every law.

[@isitoveryet9525]

That’s a great point!! The same people who rarely give anyone else the benefit of the doubt, not only expect it for themselves, but they demand it smh A lot of these cops are outta control

[@danielthompson3928]

Exactly and they are actually allowed to break some laws as well. So basically we pay a ton of money for people who do not know the law and are not expected to act in accordance with the law to exercise the law... Sums up our society right about now.

[@vengeancewillbemine3440]

This well said 👏

[@yunantheobserver6841]

If ignorance is always their excuse in court then that stands to reason that the entire station itself is not to be trusted at all...The first thing people should expects out of police is that they're vigilant...to expect ignorance and brute force which sadly is now knowadays is like expecting a blind idiot to be your bodyguard/protector.

[@marianotalavera8494]

🤝

[@maryhorn3829]

I've been wondering what happened with this case and the young lady. Thank you for sharing this update. God bless and continued healing and prayers for her and her family.

[@burntout4268]

Amen...

[@Lolafalana12]

It’s a railroad crossing sign right there 😢I hope they are both held accountable

[@jordanmcmorris5248]

They couldn't see because they were too busy waving fire arms around 🤤🤪

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Cops are oblivious to anything with numbers and/or letters on them. The only exception being their paychecks.

[@elainecongo3827]

That's what I said they parked right next to police car

[@Superbustr]

There's multiple railroad crossing signs if you watch the video. The officers are 100% guilty of reckless endangerment. There was absolutely no reason to put the lady in that cop car and that action will haunt them for the rest of their lives.

[@deekang6244]

You never ever stop a car on train tracks. Ever. I learned that at age 7. My father taught me.

[@Joe-pz7cg]

Her situational awareness is next level.

[@annathefruitloop]

past level

[@2heavy4udude]

The excuses they make are just unacceptable 😢

[@id10t98]

It was really dark...I didnt know where I was...I never expected a train to be on train tracks...the moon light was in my eyes...AND MY FAVE- "I expected...a gun fight..." 🤦‍♂

[@lizzy-wx4rx]

"I expected a gun fight." Really?! From a calm young woman calmly obeying your every command?! Such LIARS.

[@jimmyrade7815]

They need to be aware of their surroundings. Unavoidable and unacceptable. Fire them all

[@fapplejax5486]

"I was so laser focused on shooting her, I paid no attention to environmental dangers." Fixed it for you.😂

[@michaelmusson3593]

apparently you don't understand how the just-us system works. You noticed the cop went for a trial by judge not jury figure the judge will give her a slap on the wrist

[@MurphCat-zl8vu]

The fact that they still arrested her after nearly killing her is beyond despicable. I'm not sure how the "I didn't know the car was on train tracks," excuse flies. Every cop involved in this stop needs to spend some time in prison. And I have a feeling the police departments -- or more precisely, their cities -- will be paying this lady millions of dollars.

[@Wooley689]

and don't forget, they went on to search her vehicle after the cop cars was hit as if nothing had happened. They were really hoping to find something, anything to make her look bad.

[@Slaytanica666]

TAX payers will…these officers will get a paid vacation and go back to being goon squad all stars.

[@NB-TB]

They arrested her for trying to flee the scene by train...

[@THAREDROOM27]

Wow no accountability 😢 Poor woman. We are truly under attack by our own government and they want us to just go along with it.

[@jamespruiett7546]

You can still see tracks at night, especially when you walk right over to them. She's needs to go to jail.

[@pamelaphelan4144]

That is the scariest thing… and how you don’t know you’re parked on a train track?? I’m glad the lady survived. Poor thing, imagine her fright as she sees what’s about to happen to her!! 😱💔😤

[@Mosz]

They don't care, they are above traffic laws, so they become reckless. It just shows long term "I'm above the law" mentality.

[@BBoyd-ce2yy]

​@@MoszThat's why they wasn't paying attention. So focus on being above the law. But it's a possibility they purposely did that.

[@itsabovemenow1016]

This should have been a $100 million lawsuit by now. Imagine the horror that woman felt seeing the bright lights of a train headed toward the car believing she was about to die. This kind of stupidity is unforgivable and should pay out accordingly

[@crimsoneros933]

No....

[@itsabovemenow1016]

@@crimsoneros933yes.. and if had happened to you or a loved one what would you want? A handshake and apology?

[@demetriomontoya320]

Oh yes.

[@ajstramaski6211]

@@crimsoneros933 hold LEO accountable for their actions. If you don’t want settlements coming from the taxpayers, end QI and make officers get malpractice insurance. Can’t get insured? Can’t afford the premium any longer? Then you can’t be a cop.

[@MaryCumbersnatch]

That video disturbed me when i saw it months ago, and it disturbs me now. The victim was never even told why she was being detained. The cops were attempting to joke with the EMTs AFTER the impact occurred. The whole situation is disgusting.

[@tenittadoesvlogs6305]

Me as well I'm with you on that one I'm still in shock

[@amberlelty3740]

How did they get away with this! It’s so gross!

[@1998MonroeNYColonial]

That’s f**ked up 🖕

[@aoitenshi3620]

She literally let them on a high speed chase

[@Wintercide]

​@@aoitenshi3620that's not at all what happened. Someone called the cops saying she was waving a gun around or shooting it out the window. I dont remeber fully but she did NOT take the police for a chase.

[@therepublicanlion7660]

As a former law enforcement official the last place you want to park a patrol vehicle is on train tracks. And for a misdemeanor offense the woman should have been given a notice to appear in court to answer the charges levied against her. Now granted every state in jurisdiction has different laws so that's taken into account. But duty and care to a prisoner was not taken into account. As a result or party should be fired from the department. Civil and medical damages need to be paid.

[@kuriaki71]

Imagine the fear the lady handcuffed was going through. I’m glad she made it out alive

[@5x7m]

This is absolutely disturbing! Both of these officers need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent.

[@vincentzazueta2353]

Bet they will get suspended sentence if get prison time!?!

[@jasonj5862]

She was found guilty of 2 charges a few days ago. The guy who parked on the tracks is still facing 8 charges.

[@mikewhitman578]

It's the train driver fault say the union

[@yankee5886]

Ha ha ha yea right

[@Meriale46]

well apparently the female officer is the only one charged for a serious crime here even though the other officer parked his vehicle on the tracks. I agree completely that he shouldn't walk away ith misdemeanor charges. That's a load of BS. Negligence is negligence on both parties involved.

[@DwayneIsKing]

I forgot this happened. But thank God that she is facing justice. She DEFINITELY saw the tracks and the railroad crossing sign. There was definitely enough light to see. PLUS, I know that the ground is raised around the tracks and just feels and looks differently. This was just negligence and something that easily could have been avoided

[@keithfaraday9403]

You should get life in prison

[@azariasmariachristinejaime100]

She knows she saw the tracks they both knew and they didn’t care I pray they both be charged prayers for her recovery 🙏🙏

[@tenittadoesvlogs6305]

Right not only do she need her license revoked but she needs to be fired and pay the woman

[@Flamekeeper.Oracle]

she had to walk on the train tracks herself when placing suspect in vehicle, doesn't matter how dark it was, your feet know when your walking on tracks.

[@jessearonms]

Of course they knew they just didn't bet on a train coming.

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

She's one retarded cop.

[@20truck]

Wow look at all the reflective railroad signs that are there, but yet this female officer didn't see a single one of them

[@TshepoKotelo]

It's a female police officer, what did you expect if you hire a woman to do a man's job.

[@steelhurricane4041]

Just a big lie.

[@joeylee9809]

What a load of crap, all those officers that were there should be held accountable and should be fired and sued, all of them should spend some serious time in prison

[@devantreparks1650]

These officers should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law! You cannot be that dense as to allow something like this to happen smh why the hell would you stop on the tracks????? Absolute stupidity…I guess anybody can be a damn police officer! Hold them accountable!!!!!

[@redzoom7857]

Right, two complete idiots unfit to be cops.

[@bmw328igearhead]

Female cop....

[@charleshanks6186]

they don't want smart people as cops they want narcissistic/ pshycopathilogial morons.. that have aggregate IQOf 86

[@stevenbrymer1444]

A dumb 5th grader can pass a police exam !

[@deadstones1]

the guy who parked is male tho

[@justincheney5125]

I've never heard an apology from any of the officers involved

[@ireneskulmoski5764]

Misdemeanour???? Are you kidding??? That is definitely a felony action.

[@ps7270]

the girl was arrested for a misdemeanour not the cops

[@Shiloh8006]

​.... ADDITIONALLY ------- officer stinky, i mean uh.... steinke ------ was convicted of 2 misdemeanors ---------- which the judge made sure she avoided the felony wreckless endangerment charge if I'm not mistaken. Anywho; it was announced on another KZbin news video that the "obvious" thing is, officer stinky; I mean errr uhh, Steinke AVOIDED ----- the felony charge(s)...

[@paxundpeace9970]

The female officer was arrest and charged for felony and misdemoner the other cop for misdemoner only. In Germany the other cop would get a charge impeading rail traffic too. That is 6 month up to 10 years on prison. Which would probably end up as as 6 to 18 months on parol.

[@8acreshomesteadwithpugs66]

The first question that raises to my mind is. Why the hell would anyone let alone police leave a car on a train track. I’m absolutely dumbfounded

[@DavidParker-bp1mq]

A new, higher level of stupid.

[@mariojerez9208]

Just imagine being in a car with hands tight up and a train about to hit you wow! Just wow! All those injuries 😢😢😢

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

& it's amazing she survived that horrific incident. The officer who parked on the tracks should be fired.

[@fatesdragon]

How do you "not know" you're parked on the railroad tracks?!

[@karentucker2161]

I hope the cop is never allowed to be a police officer ever again!!! Or anything to do with helping people, especially in an emergency situation. This cop didn't feel the track on their feet???? I can see the tracks myself but I've been around them both night and day sooo...

[@charleselphinstone6714]

They will be workin in Fla soon!

[@whatoh3407]

​@@charleselphinstone6714good, maybe they'll sink into the ocean along with the entire state.

[@DrumWild]

That oinker will get a promotion and a raise for being "the best of the best." That's how they are.

[@lastdays7855]

Police officer should also be FIRED!!!!!!!!!

[@videogameplayer0552]

She shouldn’t be “Fired.” She should be locked in prison for years.

[@DaNinja60]

She'll be fired and imprisoned. The prison time will be nothing compared to the pain that woman will endure for life though. The cop will have to be separated in prison

[@vegannn7178]

No she needs to be imprisoned!