Dumbest Thing I've Ever Seen

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[@TheClanBlade]

Every lawyer in a 500 mile radius must be banging on her door rn, literally the easiest multi-million dollar lawsuit of their lives.

[@greatleader4841]

multi million is a cute number. Try 10's of millions.

[@reflection6401]

@@greatleader4841 thats-what multimillion means

[@brushwagg7735]

Yeah, I’d bet they’d get a huge and fast settlement.

[@lappo7290]

@@greatleader4841 bro have you not grasped what multi means

[@Ramhams1337]

@@greatleader4841 multi means multiple. so anything from 2 to 999 million is technically multi million

[@WitheredDayZz]

I honestly hope the victim sues the sh*t out of those police officers

[@badbanana0]

Guess who pays those settlements..

[@192mait]

the whole station, who IS responsible of hiring such grossly incompetent individuals you mean

[@user-qz3vn1xk2c]

@@badbanana0 you’re right but she needs her compensation and fuck qualified immunity

[@raizenr2387]

Tie the swine to the tracks

[@Firebird_876]

Don’t worry they will. They’ll sue the department, the officer, and the railroad. I am pretty sure qualified immunity doesn’t apply in this situation for the officer.

[@chancethegamer979]

Tbh, and I’m usually not this harsh, but every officer involved should face prison time for such gross negligence in a position of such authority that someone is in your custody unable to move or anything

[@Bunnster3]

110%

[@maildaemon]

I totally agree... I'm not a lawyer, but I feel like some sort of manslaughter charges would be warranted.

[@19throse40]

Pretty rare for cops to go to jail because of police unions, it's the same reason they got *paid* leave. They always get paid leave in cases like these.

[@humansizedbirdnest9435]

Both officers involved have now been charged with multiple crimes

[@JosiahBradley]

​@@humansizedbirdnest9435 sadly the worst charges were dropped and the trial started in March. Nothing will happen as usual. The idiot who parked on the tracks got fired but apparently they had a long history of violence, surprise surprise.

[@j.tommy.h]

given the training needed to be a police officer, this has to be assumed as a murder attempt, because if not then it’s just pointing out the fact that the police system is so grossly inept

[@lacey892]

I mean, the average training for a cop in the US is 4-6 months... I had to go through 4x that amt of schooling to work in a fucking hair salon.

[@SnailHatan]

And? How the hell is that anything new?

[@Datoda]

A train is quite literally the easiest land vehicle to avoid getting hit by

[@_Donovan]

And yet people find a way. It truly is a clown world, life is a comedic tragedy.

[@LongBoardWA]

So while they're easy to avoid when you see them, they're actually super quiet when not near a crossing as they don't have to use the horn and move super fast. Source: I work for the railroad and we have tons of meetings about people and employees getting hit.

[@rein7447]

@@LongBoardWA It's not just the train, its the tracks, the barriers, the traffic lights.

[@mariaf3943]

@@rein7447 literally just don’t park on the tracks

[@sandradozai4192]

Can you get hit by a plane?

[@laurentsimard-cantin3334]

This is 100% a murder attempt, there is no way they are this dumb, that’s crazy

[@Pero-zl4jp]

I had to laugh at this. I can’t believe this story it’s too unreal. Their incompetence ruined a woman’s life and they’ll get away free.

[@bwfextreme]

How silly do you have to be to say something that isn’t true and then call the cops dumb. Attempted murder requires intent, but this was just blatant stupidity so it could potentially be considered attempted manslaughter. The cops are super dumb, but you might also be dumb yourself

[@SunniDae333]

Agreed.

[@RolopIsHere]

Did you think Chieff Wiggum is a parody? American police are like this.

[@ghostlyninja125]

that'd be more comforting, but no, they are that dumb

[@barleyteaa]

A life sentence isn't enough for these criminals.

[@ReplayX2X]

Yes it is because you have to remember what happens to cops in prison 🤫

[@19throse40]

Pretty rare for cops to go to jail because of police unions but hopefully this one works out

[@Kudown]

Cops can murder people without Even loose their job WELL damn fuck this world. Thats what makes more police brutality happens, if ever one got The same punishment like a normal citizen would it wouldn’t be as much police brutality and murders

[@Nemenis]

@@ReplayX2X whatever happens to them in prison, they deserve it

[@jellybeanisabiitch7239]

Nah that's a little too much, maybe like 40 years or smth

[@Eramaeis]

This makes me so angry. I cannot imagine the fear that the lady in the vehicle must have been feeling.

[@gomes7066]

Bro imagine being stuck in a car, handcuffed, and seeing a train incoming and no-one trying to help you, and all you can do is think "Well I guess this is it for me, what a dumb way to fucking go". Im actually flabbergasted that she survived that, I hope she recovers well

[@edwindol3597]

right bro that must be so traumatic, one would need a guy to protect itself against the people we pay to protect us its insane

[@barupens8141]

I hope she sues the shit out of them

[@gamingg92]

​@@edwindol3597 apparently it was traumatic for the officer since she got paid leave

[@edwindol3597]

@@gamingg92 yeah makes sense if you look at it that way🤣👍

[@ShakeHandsWithBeef9946]

And all that happens to the people that did it to you is a payed vacation I'd be pissed

[@enochroot9438]

in the cop's defense, she had previously suffered head trauma from her habit of standing under pianos and anvils that then drop on her head

[@joediditde]

all three of them?

[@yungblattt]

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[@xNekross]

No, another cop got stung by a wasp in the eyes and ears, could not see or hear

[@kingsleyshewchuk1519]

In the victims defense the officers were just retarded

[@Lone_traveler147]

Under rated comment 😂

[@divineautismo]

Seeing Charlie angry is phenomenal. When he raises his voice, he speaks normally. He commands calmness and patience. Perfection.

[@woodyscorner8536]

As horrific as this situation is I couldn’t help but giggle every time Charlie said something like “And its lights were on- ITS-ITS A TRAIN!”

[@nightmarecrazy23]

As my grandpa told me when I was a wee lad; “You can measure intelligence, but stupid will always surprise you Son.” No truer words ever spoken.

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Lol

[@richcast66]

We all evolved from beings that had very little capacity for information. Some of us somewhat regress towards that lack of intellect

[@bobbysworld493]

That made me laugh, thank you!

[@noblelewis4620]

You can’t measure intelligence

[@Sean-idk]

@@noblelewis4620 yes you can

[@alvinanis3006]

The fact that this cop got PAID LEAVE as punishment is the most infuriating thing

[@JimboniumF]

Cops barely get any punishment for the heinous shit they do. It sucks

[@Frostyblustar]

She deserves to be fired!

[@guislarcia6423]

Only in America

[@joeku2004]

It's insane that they get paid leave instead of getting prison time for attempted murder

[@thegamingraven1691]

What a fucked up world where corruption is so bad that you can't even trust your own damn police force

[@syphylaids4118]

Just as a year later update, only one of the three officers was ever charged with anything, and it was the woman who cuffs her and puts her in the car, and all she got was 30 months probation, and 100 hours of community service for attempted man slaughter.

[@wow3950]

That cop deserves prison for that.

[@balloonomancy3429]

i'm literally, completely, UTTERLY convinced this was a murder attempt. it's physically, HUMANLY impossible to be THIS CLUELESS.

[@gemsolus6568]

The most disgusting thing is they abandon her in there. They could have pulled her out of the car, they did fucking nothing they just ran

[@gttryhyujytudtgjghjdcjdg998]

Female cop

[@balloonomancy3429]

@@gttryhyujytudtgjghjdcjdg998 any askers in chat?

[@dylanfarley8136]

@@gttryhyujytudtgjghjdcjdg998 Hey bro, your mysogyny is showing.

[@TrackpadProductions]

The really sickening thing to me is that, if we're being honest, the police officer probably wouldn't have gotten convicted if she actually died. Probably wouldn't have even gotten _fired._

[@charlieseen]

They left a tied-up woman in the path of an oncoming train and got put on paid leave. Paid leave. For an act of literal cartoon villainy.

[@smrtfasizmu6161]

Why is everyone focusing on what they got in relation to their job. They should be charged, found guilty and spend decades of their life in jail.

[@transorm987]

@@smrtfasizmu6161 Because it's crazy they got anything in relation to their job. Everything thinks they should be charged, that's so why it's so ridiuclous that she got, what is essentially, a paid vacation by the police she works for.

[@beepboop3812]

Stumbled across this video and checked for an update: idk about the male officer but the female officer is still on paid leave for this. She’s still getting paid for this.

[@inexistentenouniverso9230]

Being an officer in America sounds amazing, you commit a crime and get a vacation and on top of that, you're still receiving money as long the case don't stop receiving attention and people keep mad at you, i mean, they can't call you back to work if people still remember you, i don't doubt that the officer makes fake accounts to bring this up from time to time just so the situation don't get cold and she has to work again

[@evillittlebetch]

God I can't imagine the terror that poor lady felt before the train hit let alone the pain she's feeling now. If I had heard this story in passing I wouldn't have believed it.

[@storybirdartist7664]

This is one of those events so traumatizing and ridiculous that when people ask what the victim's injuries are from they won't believe her. Absolutely horrible.

[@7XHARDER]

completely convinced that this is an attempted murder and a coverup. No one is that stupid

[@dontaskme7004]

A guy tried to sue police (and lost) because they rejected his application due to scoring to high on the IQ test. Their winning defense was that intelligent people will get bored with the job and leave, that would be a waste of money in training them. So instead they pay out billions for the mistakes made by the idiots they hire, which makes sense, right?

[@hellodumzo]

The woman being arrested was a community-funded public attorney. Definitely a hit job.

[@ssjtyru]

i could see myself doing some stupid shit like this

[@Nmille98]

find that woman's connection to the Clinton family, fast!

[@yousefkarim5903]

Welcome to America my friend

[@johnny8978]

The thought of being handcuffed and locked in a vehicle at night and seeing the headlights of a train coming straight towards you is literally something out of a horror movie. I hope the officers involved are charged.

[@brycedavenport1252]

Rest assured they won’t be. Police brutality is at an all time high right now baby😁. Since it’s been recorded in the 1980’s it’s higher than it’s ever been. And barely any cops are being charged. Early this year an elderly man was shot by a completely unprovoked officer 9 times at point blank range execution style.

[@insultingthings2507]

@@brycedavenport1252 rip bozo

[@kh-ro5su]

spoilers: they'll probably go free and the suspect is probably still sitting in some awful county jail at this moment while the officers are on paid leave

[@brycedavenport1252]

@@insultingthings2507 I-… are you saying that in response to a 6 year old girl who was mauled by police dogs??

[@moonlight5985]

@@brycedavenport1252 do you have any articles or anything on that? nothing pops up when i search for it

[@HannaBenana]

The train was so loud and bright. He was yelling over it and then just left her there. I feel so hopeless, we so rarely see justice. The poor conductor, that poor woman.

[@alanmorales4140]

Cops really out here getting promoted with their kindergarten certificate

[@Smidztv]

I'm Convinced becoming a police officer in the USA is just a prize out of a Cereal box

[@123newjersey3]

For 40% of them, it might as well be...

[@ActuallyHoudini]

Its a line of work that inherently attracts people who are power-hungry. So obviously, the majority of people in it are gonna be egotistical idiots. This isn't just a US thing, any beaurocratic job in any country will be inherently filled with people who think they know better.

[@jamesreagh6635]

I've heard rumors that there is a cap on IQ for hiring cops.

[@ps1hagridoufofcharacter]

@@ActuallyHoudini thats very true. but passing the tests to become one is bafflingly easy in the US specifically. i'm not even sure you have to have a clean record

[@vtuberdoodles]

it’s like how nursing attracts mean girls from highschool, police attracts assholes who should be doing everything else

[@mr.meloetta1939]

Out of all the stories of police officers fucking up, this one is the most infuriating. Not only does that woman have permanent injuries and some people blaming HER for the accident, but the engineer of the train has likely also gotten alot of mental trauma from this, making it TWO victims of police incompetence.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

Good point, the poor driver was blasting the horn but there was nothing they could do, who wouldn't expect a car to move out of the way?! Apparently it's common for people to try to commit suicide in front of trains too & often the drivers/staff are traumatized from it. Obviously the poor woman will be worse affected. Clearly her body will be messed up but I can't can't imagine the mental toll such a terrifying experience will be. Nevermind them leaving her physically disabled for the rest of her life, due to sheer incompetence, of in my opinion attempted murderer.

[@A_Ducky]

Yet some people are just saying how she's gonna get a bunch of money from the lawsuit. Her entire life she's never gonna be the same. SOOOOO many health issues will carry forever. As well as the train driver PTSD. But money money money

[@SomeYouTubeTraveler]

Nothing can beat the Uvalde officers for sheer malicious, sociopathic incompetence. Even an officer who parks a victim on train tracks. Says somethin

[@alexanderleonardi3625]

@@A_Ducky she wont get a penny because she's not a police officer

[@kenirainseeker539]

@@A_Ducky I hope she does get a bunch of money from the lawsuit, I hope she sues all those cops into bankruptcy

[@PacoReer]

"uhh... actually, trains are silent" the train: 2:18

[@cherrybramble]

hmmm.. victim kicking and screaming because they can see death approaching, while surrounding officers ignore her and somehow fail to notice the obvious threat to her life... yeah totally not a murder attempt

[@danko6712]

This is actual insanity. There is no way a police officer should have no level of awareness.

[@uronthefbiwatchlist341]

Even a literal pig has some object permanence

[@BazukinBelyugovich]

There's that theory that they actively seek out dumb people to be hired as cops But holy sh*t this is on another level

[@gr8pain50]

@Beast 😈 x3 ur a loser bro

[@ghost_killer853]

@Beast 😈 x3 no one cares even your mom

[@generalhypocrisy1876]

@Beast 😈 x3 true

[@maximtcaciuc2904]

This is straight up something you'd see in a movie and think it's unrealistic because it's too dumb to happen in real life.

[@pizzlerot2730]

"You'll never guess what happened to the officer: paid administrative leave!" Bro that was my first and only guess 💀

[@citbCatInTheBag]

If you ever come to watch the movie "a series of unfortunate events" you'll see that is in fact a scene in a film

[@zozihn8047]

This is the Flapjacks scene in Groundhog Day but in real life. The only difference is she didn't drive directly on the train tracks towards the train.

[@BIGGOOB]

@@citbCatInTheBag I was thinking the same thing. I still get antsy watching that scene.

[@livingcorpse5664]

Life has been unreal since 2016. The past 6+ years have felt like a badly written movie except it's real.

[@pokabrows]

Wasn't this literally a way count Olaf tried murdering the Baudelaire children in a series of unfortunate events? It's like how cartoon villains murder people.

[@theokooistra3348]

Yes it was! Its fucking evil

[@jeyaq]

i appreciate that he uses his platform to bring light to issues like this

[@rsxander_casual]

What’s more frustrating is that if you watch the whole body cam video, after all of this happens, the officers go back to searching her car and chatting with each other. Didn’t even give a damn and seems like they will get away with it too

[@teamrogers1047]

Oh they definitely will not get away with this. No doubt they will be fired and sued into oblivion.

[@MahNamJeff]

@@teamrogers1047 they got paid leave edit: ALRIGHT I GET IT IM A DUMBASS.

[@teamrogers1047]

@@MahNamJeff that’s all apart of any investigation. That doesn’t mean that’s the end result. They will be on paid leave until the conclusion of the investigation (which should be a pretty easy one) and then they will most likely be canned.

[@Jmoney10000]

@@MahNamJeff doesn’t mean people arent going to find out the information of these morons and give them a visit

[@darius8652]

@@MahNamJeff you got to be neutral. paid leave until they get fired. if they get fired before investigation then the admin will get sued for wrongful termination if the police did not do anything wrong. just be calm and think rationally. rage only when they dont get fired after investigation.

[@thefamouspizza9843]

I'm not generally a conspiracy theorist, but its easier to believe this was an elaborate plot than 3 officers not seeing or hearing a train in the middle of the night, middle of nowhere, while the victim is frantically trying to warn them.

[@David-bf6bz]

Tunnel vision... they were "on the hunt:

[@vatekanore3756]

@@David-bf6bz Hunting what the woman was already handcuffed

[@vatekanore3756]

Likely exactly what happened These are grown adults, three of them, the likelyhood of none of them hearing the train is legit straight up 0

[@AnimeProtag]

its like we shoulnt hire women police officers

[@David-bf6bz]

@@vatekanore3756 evidence to justify the stop.

[@Spiderman12649]

We didn't even know if the "suspect" was road raging, this situation makes looney toons logic seem like frickin Albert Einstein

[@christianmanka3884]

The way they just walked away... and police wonder why they’re hated

[@superbub1]

I love how Charlie is just as pissed off as I was when I saw this. This paid leave better turn into unpaid jail time.

[@alpha434]

Lol. You know it won't.

[@dagothur1079]

At best they get a fine

[@darrenclark7941]

They’re absolutely gonna get sued, I’m sick of seeing people say they go without punishment when in reality they do get punished. Just not by their superiors….

[@7XHARDER]

@@alpha434 I hate trolls

[@MammalianCreature]

@@darrenclark7941 Amazing. The taxpayers will have to pay for the fees and the police department won't.

[@kc3d777]

I feel bad for the poor conductors who were probably screaming for them to move and had no way to brake in time and then had to face the horror of colliding and having to skid along with the car for like a mile. Shits gotta be traumatizing for them too.

[@T3RD5ify]

it's a spit in their faces, and the victims face, when these hog pieces of shit are given paid vacations and free legal representation.

[@yootd3m]

Shit like this is going on all over the place and the frequency of these events are increasing at an alarming rate.

[@yummyinmytummy1278]

Right. That would haunt me forever. Especially with the context that a woman was chained in that car with no one paying attention to her nor trying to save her.

[@danem2215]

I'm reminded of that horrific video of "Traingirl" from the 90s. They forced the conductor to recreate the accident while her corpse was still there. Traumatic as hell

[@daydrip]

I don’t think they should be traumatized. If I saw a cop car on train tracks the last thing I’m gonna think is. Someone might be in that car. Because I’d like to think if cops parked on train tracks and didn’t move as a train was coming that nobody was in the vehicle

[@BlueberrySupra1]

Two people now have trauma. The poor victim that didn't receive justice and the poor engineer in the train, watching it collide with the cruiser. This is truly atrocious

[@kieran_x3918]

police officers being incompetent? i’m shocked

[@TheGlitchyFox]

The existential dread of having a train come at you at full force while having the wonky police officers standing there squatting doing a little jig must have been really intense.

[@Rowan66109]

And the driver would probably suffer from PTSD after that

[@damianbouras]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ what a dumb fucking take

[@blobofmeatwhoexist8460]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ and don't be a dumbass police officer

[@justincruz5720]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ Great deduction, genius.

[@breadsdeads]

@@justincruz5720 ignore him, he's trolling every comment down here. 0 things better to do at 6 am. Probably a child waiting for class.

[@MoonWielder]

The absurdity and incompetence of these officers is just unbelievable. How can anyone be this ignorant and stupid? A lawsuit isn't enough. There needs to be criminal negligence charges brought against them. What they did was unjustifiable!

[@peonninan6145]

I agree! Primarily since it is public negligence not only for the person in the car but the people on the train. Even more so from a person in power in a situation that gives them the right to physically hold you. It is fucked up!

[@morbidlyabeast5462]

@Kavetion im better than Kavetion

[@TK-db6tg]

its so stupid that its hard not to see it as intentional

[@A-TALKING-TOASTER]

Screw all that I say we bring out the Lynch mob We’ll hang them out until their necks look like Slim jims

[@Midala87]

A TON of people wait in the middle of train tracks when traffic starts slowing instead of crossing when there's room. Even when there are signs stating DO NOT PARK ON TRACKS, people still do it.

[@rhodawilliams3194]

This story takes the cake for me. I'm a stupid individual myself but even I would know not to park my car on literally train tracks.

[@inexistentenouniverso9230]

Literally 4 years old me would know to not park on the tracks, i can't say if a even younger me would know that because i have no memory of that period of my life but im pretty sure i wouldn't be this stupid

[@Helladamnleet]

I like how at first she's like "No it's a uh... It's..." then the sudden realization kicks in and she's like "OH MY GOD IT'S ON THE TRACK!" like there isn't a huge RAILROAD CROSSING sign 3 feet from the driver door

[@djodyssey99]

The fact she survived is a freaking miracle. I can't believe the incompetence of these police.

[@prolastmedia6171]

I can lol, that's the American police force for ya.

[@nakon26]

@@prolastmedia6171 im watching Audit the audit lately and i have to agree. This is insane how they operate. Bar to get into PD have to be set rly low smh

[@creocrimson836]

@@nakon26 I've recently found that channel and been binge watching most of their videos. This incident is just horrific though and definitely deserves an F minus rating.

[@nakon26]

@@creocrimson836 100%

[@DG_427]

Cars today have incredible safety systems. If that was 80's cruiser, there would be absolutely no survivors.

[@chasebrandon1461]

This is legitimately one of the ways count Olaf tried to kill the siblings in a series of unfortunate events. Literally how can someone accidentally do this shit.

[@kayshawntitaylor4053]

Exactly what I thought.

[@CheapCreep]

Trains are stealthy creatures with unpredictable paths; like cats. One moment, you're on your computer, next moment *BAM* ...train.

[@affogatobanquo8119]

Deadass I thought the exact Same thing-- I would be surprised if that was this ‘badged Murderer’s inspiration. Horrible

[@s-drawk-cab3753]

Simple answer: You, just un-intentionally, can't. F these "cops".

[@SiimKoger]

Spit my tea bro 🤣 But for reals I hope they get sued dry.

[@janney3889]

The fact that was recorded ultimately proves this looked like a murder attempt.

[@ImthatguyTy]

Entire department needs to be let go. This type of carelessness can’t be tolerated.

[@deus8576]

It is a miracle that she actually survived. If anyone saw how the car looked like after the accident, it is scary how badly it was mangled.

[@alexhuerta6164]

@Kavetion 314 subs lmao not even close kid

[@nbn8816]

After the attempted murder* wasnt an accident fixed ur comment

[@Dota2funny]

what brand was the car? thats a tank

[@nbn8816]

@heaven cursed cat the suspect was in the car and you lack any common knowledge seek help

[@kenirainseeker539]

Yeah now instead of being dead she'll be in debt for all the medical bills which you know the cops don't want to pay for even though they should

[@3ftninja132]

I genuinely believe this is attempted murder, you literally can't make a mistake like that without it being malicious in some kind of way.

[@omniyambot9876]

you don't even let your car get destroyed by train even if there's no one inside.

[@johnnyray9107]

If they want to argue they were simply inept, they should recognize the officers aren't capable of doing their job with situational awareness

[@Tri-xi]

@@omniyambot9876 not rly his car tho is it

[@YungKit]

for real it's so stupid it feels like attempted murder at this point, they surely heard the train coming, they clearly had the time to take the suspect out of the car

[@rakijr9176]

This is just a standard woman moment.

[@Darknight24x]

That department is giving Uvalde competition for dumbest cops ever.

[@kadebroome2317]

I cannot believe our law enforcement can let a person have a paid vacation for doing all kinds of horrible things.

[@oliveastoppings]

The fact that they didnt even bother to pull the woman OUT of the car to save her is beyond me

[@sqoo5]

The fact that there was a few seconds to run away and look back. They didn't try whatsoever, and it's sad.

[@techienate]

By the time these brainlets realized why the train was blowing its horn, it was way too late

[@brysonkuervers2570]

And cause further injury possibly? Unless the car was on fire and about to explode the safest thing is waiting for firefighters to remove her

[@mileenaeupheme1975]

Pigs are gonna act like they always do. They do not care about people that aren't cops. This goes for the large majority of police and they have proven this fact time and time again. It's not a few bad apples, it's almost all of them.

[@THC-KINGDOM-808]

"If a wreak that bad I'd leave it to squad theirs no way they'd have been able to open any doors in a Train collision."

[@yka9976]

The worst part is that they could obviously hear the train coming while they’re talking to her, and just keep talking to her then wait until the last second to bail. There’s no way they cannot hear a trains horn, you can literally hear them from miles away.

[@shut7353]

I live a couple blocks away from a subway and I can hear the trains going past, they MUST of heard it. You can also feel the train coming on the tracks. This cop is literally insane.

[@lrizzard]

exactly, makes me think they did this on purpose!!!! how can someone talk calmly while hearing a train coming

[@dbznappa]

Because they view themselves so far above the law that they can't ever be wrong. The fucking arrogance. The laws of physics begs to fucking differ.

[@vanzwho854]

yeah.. i think its pretty obviously a murder attempt, this should at least be investigated or something idk

[@joeschmoe6908]

@@vanzwho854 For sure. They probably thought no one would think it was murder because it was so dumb, but actually it's kind of the opposite. It doesn't seem possible to make such a dumb mistake by accident.

[@LunaArtGallery]

Seeing people still trying to defend the actions of the cops is pure stupidity. I'm sure if that was them in that car they wouldn't be like "it was a honest mistake don't worry about my broken limbs and life long trauma." :3

[@arizonadawn3094]

“We find the defendant guilty. She is sentenced to 24 hours on that train track.”

[@FlaccidFella]

At this point I'm convinced you could rob a bank and get away with it as long as you're an on duty officer

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

Officer: In my defense your honor, I really wanted a new Porsche and the bank has tons of money just sitting there. Judge: Understandable. Make sure you get the GT3 at least. Dismissed.

[@Emmbedd]

Ofc you can, they take hours if you get assaulted to come and do something, robbing a bank with a great plan it’s easy with this level of retardation of the police force.

[@kenough90]

or if you have a cult following that elects you president

[@goobgoob6573]

don’t forget the free paid vacation these officers get

[@nikzors]

they basically do steal shit legally through civil asset forfeiture and equitable sharing, it's fucked up

[@c4yourself319]

Not only should the woman in the car be compensated, but the train operator as well. Could you imagine the trauma of knowing you're about to hurt someone with your train and there's nothing you can do about it? That would keep you awake at night.

[@emrysjones1914]

I know right. This dude was just doing his job and someone tried to use him as a freaking murder weapon! The dude is just living his best life and these assholes bring him into such a horrible situation that will give him and the woman nightmares.

[@theredpanda00]

Train operators have it pretty bad in those cases once you think about that. Animals are something to deal with let alone people, sometimes suicidal, sometimes vehicles... and sometimes this

[@yuriibondar3757]

Just want to say that they're pretty used to hitting living creatures. Humans from time to time as well. But yeah, why not, more money won't hurt

[@LightsLuck-]

While I agree with compensation, people commit suicide by train quite frequently. It’s not something entirely unexpected.

[@nathanstarkey2992]

I was just thinking that

[@notwwwe]

Paid leave is a reward like wtf. imagine almost killing someone in the dumbest way possible and getting a reward

[@ProwersEdits]

I’m CRYING at Charlie’s utter disbelief of the situation, bro has a way with words LMFAOOOO 😂😂😂😂

[@RandomUser8P]

I can’t imagine this as an “accident”, I genuinely believe someone could only do this if they were intentionally trying to kill someone. The officers should be investigated for attempted murder

[@jupitertheplanet.]

even if it was attempted murder, the cops will get of with a fucking warning or something. cops can kill an innocent person in front of everyone and still keep their job. its insane

[@fabulousghost7590]

Investigated by who? Themselves? They'll just say the cops are innocent as usual with these things

[@DanielGonzalez-tk8oc]

Completetly agree, This is attempted murder

[@PastPositive]

@@fabulousghost7590 the cops don’t investigate the cops lol

[@taerdryn]

@@fabulousghost7590 That.. is absolutely not how that works..

[@stone7772]

They even KEPT searching the car after the whole collision occurred talking about whether or not a gun is in the car. Absolutely disgusting

[@deez6112]

@@smg4suckslmaooo658 TF you mean no?

[@thegreatwaffless2971]

@@deez6112 just a bot probably

[@bingekingo9040]

@@thegreatwaffless2971 Yes

[@hectorg362]

Yeah cause they were trying to justyfy it on their body cams.

[@xYzBuLlet]

they tryna find an ounce of justification for their actions to avoid the consequences after the deed. Children do that often.

[@Synamint87]

every person with a license to drive should know not to park on train tracks. If the victim or family do take the officer to court the officer should lose their qualified immunity as they failed to protect the safety of their suspect in their custody. If they get away with this then what else are they allowed to do to the public and get away with.

[@chaleenb3555]

I would love to see a follow up video to this! This is crazy!

[@loeandbehold4808]

This is literally insane, i cant even image how she feels having her life ruined by such stupidity... i hope she recovers well...

[@WelfareCenter]

She was released from hospital

[@XxTh3Fall3nxX]

I hope she sues the shit out out of them

[@jdub9700]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ How'd you figure. Because she was arrested once?

[@animefan1246]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ Riiiiight, you can tell because of the grievous crime of... road rage? That tell us a *lot* about a person's life, huh

[@animefan1246]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ ohhhh, nvm you're doing this all over the place. you're just an edgy troll, got it

[@claytonh6470]

Regardless of the women's injuries, can you imagine being in that car screaming for help seeing pure death riding towards you and you have no way to save yourself except scream and pray you some how survive this.

[@neoausy1115]

@@zegobot9674 that adds up ngl.

[@rex4524]

@@zegobot9674 commenting the same weird pathetic bs over and over lol. do you not have anything better to do man? like do you have such a weird obsessive hate for women that you feel the need to make hateful comments like that whenever a woman is so much as mentioned? get a life

[@_ravenwyrd_]

at that point you might not want to even *be* alive. I can't imagine the amount of excruciating pain this woman must've been in after getting hit

[@TheMeanJoeGreen]

My blood is boiling

[@TheMeanJoeGreen]

@@Instabruh.User.. What a bozo

[@aztecravewave5939]

This reminds me of an accident that I was in when I was around 8. We were on a straight empty road for miles and just driving along, then we see a cop car heading our direction but they were on the wrong side (our side) of the road. They were not passing anyone, they were just driving on our side, she ended up causing us to swerve to dodge her and we ended up crashing a sign on the side of the little hill.

[@niko2239]

I don't believe for a second that it was an accident or a mistake, this was intentional malevolence

[@TheSaltBoiCometh]

this story cant even be called a mistake this is literally an attempted execution

[@rapxbattle3582]

​@@thefraudsniffer5485 ratio bozo

[@0mgdemon2k51]

@@thefraudsniffer5485 L troll

[@Ohakoo]

@@thefraudsniffer5485 troll comment

[@ae3464]

@@thefraudsniffer5485 L + Ratio + Git gud

[@maxpayneful4328]

They weren’t even aware of what they were doing, framing this as an execution is completely overboard - the cops were just morons.

[@kylobenz2065]

There’s literally no way this wasn’t malicious, there’s no way to accidentally leave your car on tracks

[@TuShan18]

Never underestimate stupidity.

[@nolp2898]

Or not hear the fucking train horn. You cannot tell me the sound of your fellow officer talking drowned out the sound of a fucking train.

[@xbigbooshx4643]

Ocham's Razor applies here I think. Not sure if this qualifies as a conspiracy plot. This is likely an example of human error on an incredibly stupid level.

[@lothara.schmal5092]

@@xbigbooshx4643 Yes, it does apply. And three different officers parking on traintracks and not recognising , in the middle of the night, the screeching sounds of both the train and the suspect is way more convoluted than three dumbasses just trying to kill someone, as police officers so often do.

[@MrDoctorJudge]

@@xbigbooshx4643 Murder is the simpler solution in this case. I'm not joking.

[@wastedwally]

This is murder, and worst part is there’s nothing being done about these things

[@JustinRuta]

This genuinely looks like a hit, no absolute way this could be a regular arrest.

[@nanannananababan]

I’m surprised they didn’t try to put the blame on the train operator with how silly this situation was like my goodness. What’s going on with the world.

[@xiGoinHam]

They haven't yet, but we are talking about cops here, so it's not out of the question for them to try it once there's enough backlash

[@Laocoon283]

Wouldnt be surprised if they arrested him lmao

[@flower-fj8sv]

shhh we dont want to give them any ideas

[@texys5848]

World has gone to shit since Biden has become president. Like she didn’t hear the train? Something definitely going on here

[@antismo9998]

Reality is slowly becoming a cartoon

[@rthetruthful]

The officer for sure heard the train coming because she started talking louder than the horn once she heard it…smh

[@Alejandro-fr9jc]

Police have to stop being given paid administrative leave when the last thing they’re doing is protecting and serving

[@123Juniiorr]

well whenever a police officer is being investigated, no matter the reason, he always gets an administrative leave, that's not the punishment, that's just part of the investigation. that officer will be fired and sued to oblivion, the only real discussion is whether the other officers are to blame as well or not

[@warsawpact1548]

You should know that the supreme court has ruled the Police have no legal obligation to protect or serve anyone.

[@randydrew66]

@@123Juniiorr The officer did it on purpose because they hated the race of the person they arrested.

[@krusher181]

@@randydrew66 let’s not assume that. From the video it appears that they’re just absolute smooth brains. They’re so close to the crash. Doesn’t seem on purpose

[@peters4115]

@@warsawpact1548 Yes we all know that but no one gives af because the Supreme Court is a joke

[@Yes-zl6fj]

The worse part about this is that not only they left her there and almost died... They also kept trying to find things incriminating her after almost killing her... Poor woman.

[@popenieafantome9527]

Fair bit more difficult to sue someone if you’re jailed. Pretty F’d up, but at this point, not surprised police act like this

[@G0of_Ball]

@Kavetion bot

[@alexbondeson2931]

What?? No fuckin way

[@goostav8235]

@Kavetion who?

[@firstnamelastname7708]

Another comment said that 2 officers had already searched her vehicle and were unable to find anything and then a 3rd officer showed up and miraculously found a gun in her center console.🤨

[@bobspizzeria1276]

It a person does it-10 years in prison or more A police officer does it- free vacation

[@CapnBunsif]

As someone who lives in CO, the fact that this happened in Platteville, a town that has trains on that track very regularly, baffles me beyond words

[@tytyger626]

The thing that sticks with me the most is how it's illegal to park on tracks and if they pulled up to her just on the tracks, they'd immediately give her a ticket for doing so, yet when it came to them, they just decided "fuck it" and stopped right on it.

[@Sampsonoff]

Yup. But cops break the law all the time because they feel above it.

[@fritzschnitzmueller3768]

Murican policework for you sir

[@AverageGuy6969]

Rules for the, but not for me! Cops in the US have an us vs them mentality. They believe they are above the law.

[@dlelfe3]

Well obviously that's because any crime committed by police is okay as long as they catch somebody who is slightly angry in their car.

[@theseigee3553]

The worst part is the cops cracking jokes after the train hit and still searching her car, trying to get her on a crime to make it look good. They all should be suspended/fired.

[@buriedinbooks881]

They should all be in jail and never allowed to hold any kind of position of government power ever again

[@hudson8954]

They should be killed

[@livingcorpse5664]

God I wish cops were black listed from ever holding any kind of law enforcement job after being fired. It's messed up but a cop fired from a station can just get hired by another station. If they were fired then it was for a reason damn it. Black list them.

[@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard]

@@livingcorpse5664 fr? well that's depressing

[@Dark_Harmony]

And sent to jail!

[@ava4689]

Over road rage of all things. Theres so much worse and it was over road rage? She went to the hospital for road rage while the cop got a paid vacation for almost killing someone out of negligence?

[@octaspi]

i lived directly next to train tracks for 9 years, this was without a doubt a murder attempt. theres no fucking way anyone CANT tell when a train is coming, no matter if ur deaf or blind u can still feel the vibrations of it from miles away. this is insane like genuinely

[@milehighgambler]

Thank you so much for highlighting this specific incident. That police department tried to keep this under wraps, and refused to write a statement on what happened, until after they were called out by numerous news agencies.

[@P.Subaeruginosa]

@Kavetion youre not even better than penguinz-1

[@soku727]

@@P.Subaeruginosa nah nah nah he ain't even better than lisagaming

[@megakatze9381]

@Kavetion literal bots on this shit constantly but KZbin is focusing on pumping us 10 ads before videos I love KZbin

[@xsenit]

@Kavetion i dont think anyone can say there better than anyone if i havent even heard of you lmao

[@GoChargersGo808]

Sad but if you want better police you all are gunna have to stop hating them. Police are dumb bc the public is giving 0 reasons for competent human beings to waste their time being a police officer. Everyone says "fuck 12", nobody respects police, and you get paid 50-60k. Why would an intelligent person waste their life doing that.

[@TheMeanMongoose]

I have a friend who works as a train driver and says a lot of his collegues are traumatized by the accidents, deliberate suicide attempts they've had no means of stopping. You physically cannot pump the breaks and slow down in time to stop it from happening. You also have to get outside and witness what you have inadvertedly become a part of. Yes, that's right. Those pigs scarred at least two people for life.

[@Aqua0410]

Most people don't think about this. My dad works with trains ever since i was born, he witnessed stuff that traumatized him for days, weeks, months. It's not easy.Poor woman was stuck in the car basically, miracle she survived, and the train driver will feel shitty for days for something he has no fault over...Imagine the people inside the train aswell. At least in my country whenever people or animals,etc, accidents happen, everyone has to get off the train and wait for a bus to get them to the next stations, so eventually people will watch it too...

[@chippy3901]

My fathers an officer, he literally said “what the fuck?!” When I showed him this video Also we shouldn’t call them pigs it actually hurts them more than u know, the ones that arnt dirty are out there risking their lives every day, without police we are without order It’s like calling a black murderer the n-word cuz he’s a murderer. Like he may be a murderer but u know u still can’t call him that

[@Billy-zy2qv]

@@chippy3901 Murderers who happen to be black don't wield the violence of the State

[@funkymonke420]

i have a buddy who’s a train engineer in california, him and his friends get free therapy but they can only be off for 3 days. he said some conductors he was great friends with committed suicide. it’s incredibly sad. getting drunk with him took a huge toll on me just hearing it. lots of the victims families of the accidents scream at them as if they can stop right away. it takes 3 miles to make a complete stop. they truly don’t get paid enough at all. and when some do they end up dead bc mental trauma stays forever.

[@lunasun1738]

@@chippy3901 Pardon, how old are you?

[@point8dirtbag14]

I need a follow up for this when the information comes out

[@skudrinskis]

Imagine getting tyrannical, clearly planned, on scene execution for *suspected*(not proved) road rage

[@Bapper0]

Reminds me of a joke. Three cops were walking through the forest when they came upon a set of tracks. The first cop said "those are deer tracks." The second cop said "No, those are elk tracks." The third cop said "You're both wrong, those are moose tracks." The cops were still arguing when the train hit them.

[@Admiral45-10]

This reminds me a joke about ORMO in Polish People's Republic: _Why when ORMO goes to its daily tasks it's always in group of two? One officer can write, the second can read_

[@pokeface119]

A Pessimist see's the night A Optimist see's the light A realist ignores the fucking horn And the train driver see's 3 fucking idiots and a cop car on the tracks.

[@darmanskirata4167]

You forgot the part where they screamed „gun!“ and shot the tracks

[@Djitterbug]

@Penny Williams probably because when you saw the word “tracks” you thought of train tracks anyway seeing as how they said “this reminds me of a joke”. If it was told with no context the punchline would likely be more unexpected.

[@waah5901]

@@Djitterbug or he has no sense of humour because that shit was funny as lmfao

[@unbeatenlake790]

I feel bad for the train driver. There was nothing he could do in this situation, but just hope that no one dies.

[@joemama-cu4qo]

underrated point, train drivers are often traumatized because they know that even if they stop the train it’s still too late

[@kazthecool]

@Kavetion I'm so glad I never grew up to be someone like you

[@justadumbdragon1135]

FR, it’s impossible to stop it in time to save anyone they see on the tracks

[@drewpott]

@@joemama-cu4qo yep, a train moving at average speed can take up to a mile to stop after the brakes pulled

[@MegaPokeman1]

Aren't there supposed to be sensors (alongside the track, not inside the train, obviously) that alert the driver to obstructions on the crossing before they get there?

[@dylan5218]

I had a similar incident with an officer pulling my friend and I over. We were train watching and this cop pulls out to ask us what we were doing out there. We tell him, "Watching trains, in fact there is one on the way according to the signals." He thought we were suspicious so he asked us to pull over on the dirt and then proceeds to park his car on the tracks. He let us go when his car was almost violently destroyed by the oncoming train less than 30 seconds away.

[@RavenMenel]

If the suspect died how much you wanna bet these cops would have gotten away with manslaughter? "Paid leave" such a joke of a punishment.

[@lecentz]

i can’t imagine how horrific the screams must’ve been when the victim saw the train coming. hard to think about

[@YeeHaww]

@Kavetion 🤓

[@steamroller9945]

How the f*ck is this guy/bot account still not ban!? I've been seeing him for like months now tf is KZbin doin?

[@joshshrum2764]

This stuff makes me wanna go nine tails, and kill a motherfucker, hell turn into a angry god with incredible power, so they experience pain much worse than that train could.

[@RageGS]

Seriously Probably saw their life flash

[@syalda0001]

Yea the psychological trauma in this event is definitely next level here… 😢

[@legromp640]

What baffles me even more is how no one even attempted to pull the woman out of the car. In the footage, the officer is standing right next to the open car door talking to her

[@firstnamelastname7708]

Right! He saw the train coming and got himself out of the way but left her to die.

[@Triiivium]

I dunno. If this was me, I wouldn't want any of these fuckin idiots touching me risking making my injuries worse.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

@@firstnamelastname7708 It was a female police officer but yep selfishness & inability to act under pressure is adding insult to injury.

[@kenirainseeker539]

@@firstnamelastname7708 Police protect and serve...themselves.

[@dasr3k]

He's a coward plain and simple.

[@dantucho203]

This is definitely a deliberate murder attempt

[@6.4l13]

This is one of those things where it comes out a week later that the "suspect" had an active lawsuit against the county or something.

[@adolla8942]

The thought of being stuck in that car, and a train quickly approaching, is terrifying. Imagine having to prepare yourself for that collision. She deserves justice.

[@imbetterlol1670]

Nope

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Ratio lol

[@freakymoejoe2]

Especially when you FINALLY get the moron who put you there to recognize whats happening, and then she just leaves you there

[@omgheather1]

@@zegobot9674 Someone nearly died in a terrible accident and all you can do is spout sexism? That's really pathetic of you. Don't make this shit so one-sided, there's plenty of male officers that have done stupid things on this level. Insult the officer for endangering an innocent human life, not because she's a woman.

[@miashaffery]

@@freakymoejoe2 the officer running away breaks my heart. the fact that there’s footage made me actually cry. watching that made my stomach churn

[@Matt_Duke]

The worst part of this is that the woman is never going to get even a semblance of the compensation she deserves

[@DanzelGlovington]

She will in fact be subject to harassment from the Alex Jones types of the world too

[@Jempai]

If she wants it she'll have to dedicate years of her life to constant stress in legal battles

[@xythrr]

@@Jempai if it takes years thats so dissapointed. Would be REALLY hard to convince a jury that shes in the wrong

[@dan167]

I mean she was arrested for road rage and threatening and considered a risk, that's just karma.

[@iqbalindaryono8984]

@@xythrr Welcome to the world of police unions

[@fairytalesim7153]

Well, it's not the first time a cop has gotten away with almost killing someone.

[@kawasaki_voyagur1700]

It’s like that cliche where someone is tied up and about to get run over by a train but the villain has no idea what’s happening

[@SugarFreeGaming]

The thought of being in the back of the car screaming there's a train coming and them not doing shit but running away is terrifying.

[@imbetterlol1670]

Nopee

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Racist

[@Isabel-sr8ep]

@@smg4suckslmaooo658 how-

[@alirvng6575]

women ☕

[@rex4524]

@@alirvng6575 is this really the kind of topic to be putting dumbass copy paste stuff about?? what is wrong with you

[@cressthunderhawk1492]

This woman better end up getting all her bills for life paid for by the police officers that tried to assassinate her, and they should end up in jail

[@munskee611]

sadly it'll likely just be tax payer dollars

[@mikerak6283]

That's not how lawsuits work against police officers/departments. If victims get compensated, it WILL NOT come from the private bank accounts of the officers involved, but instead, it will come from tax dollars. You and I and millions of others, pay tax money to victims of crimes you and I, and millions of others, did not commit. That's the most messed up part of it all.

[@cressthunderhawk1492]

@@mikerak6283 we got a real good legal system...

[@Chris-jo1zr]

It'd be a good subject for LegalEagle to cover. I bet there'd be some personal lawsuit possibility against the officer and not the police force.

[@cressthunderhawk1492]

@@Chris-jo1zr she should be able to sue each one that was on the scene, but at the absolute least she should be able to sue the one that put her in the car for all they're worth and more