Dumbest Thing I've Ever Seen

[@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

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@danko6712]

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

[@NamMyohoRengeKyo-d9u]

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

[@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.

[@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?

[@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

[@kompot505]

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

[@kompot505]

@@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._

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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".

[@sirmoriarty8230]

I was just thinking about this!

[@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

[@xFearGodx]

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..

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@Freekymoho]

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

[@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer]

@@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]

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

[@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?

[@awkwardtenshi27]

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.

[@FlyingSqwirel]

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.🤨

[@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

[@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!

[@frosche9191]

@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.

[@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.

[@star-not-moon]

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.

[@alanmorales4140]

Cops really out here getting promoted with their kindergarten certificate

[@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.

[@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… 😢

[@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

[@TheKrazeeLadee]

She is expected to survive but just try to imagine the severe trauma that comes with this entire experience. From the train rapidly approaching, to the cops ignoring it, to them not even trying to save her, to finally, the crash, the pressure, the pain. She will have to live with this for the rest of her life.

[@gooberdale]

i actually wouldnt be suprised if she developed a hatred for cops or smth after this its fucking crazy

[@Rith9789]

And then she has to pay the ticket she was awarded

[@redliondeaddeer]

@@Rith9789 Pretty sure she can sue their nuts for millions

[@Rith9789]

@@redliondeaddeer that's a long arduous process. Pretty sure she would've rather not been pulled over for some bullshit reason.

[@halogod0298]

@@Rith9789 I heard there is a warrant

[@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

[@warsaw1548]

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]

@@warsaw1548 Yes we all know that but no one gives af because the Supreme Court is a joke

[@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

[@YuhMovies]

This reminds me of a story my driving instructor told me. A colleague of his was instructing a kid years ago, and he made a mistake while shifting gears on the train tracks. For some reason they both panicked and failed to get the car moving again when a train came closer. The boy just left the car and ran, but the instructor just froze up and sat there in the car in shock and died. Fucking hell I can't imagine that the boy ever got his license after seeing that shit.

[@jarekpszuk6944]

Here in Poland there was a loud case of the same happening, with the difference being that the instructor bailed on the trainee. Since instructors are mandated not to wear a seatbelt all he had to to is open the door and run, while the girl behind the steering wheel barely had time to react and run. The instructor was charged with some serious offences and was yoinked into jail.

[@YuhMovies]

@@jarekpszuk6944 Jesus, It's still so weird to me that the instructors don't have a gas pedal on their side. Exactly for this reason

[@develer816]

@@YuhMovies they do have the clutch tho (at least in europe), so theoretically he could move the car but i understand that it might be difficult in stressful situations like this

[@wyattsulanka2471]

@@jarekpszuk6944 why cant the instructor wear a seatbelt? Sounds like an accident waiting to happen

[@develer816]

@@wyattsulanka2471 they can, but they dont have to.

[@chimaerakid]

I saw this on the news yesterday morning and it made me genuinely tear up out of anger. she was arrested for no reason, no real evidence of any crime. she was left alone in the car handcuffed. the train warned them THREE TIMES. the woman barely survived with a broken arm and ribs. and the cop got paid leave. seeing the video feels like watching a sick skit. how can anyone be that stupid

[@dimadobrik4516]

Tearing up in anger doesn't seem like a healthy response

[@sub0rLai]

@@dimadobrik4516 not everyone in society is an emotionless robot npc

[@Tman20rox]

@@dimadobrik4516 seems like the most healthy response to intense anger. Better than hitting stuff or someone or yelling at someone etc

[@DRcorban]

@@dimadobrik4516 it's a perfectly normal response to this level of pure bullshit

[@dantanskymonsterhunter]

@@Tman20rox Proper response. If you not angry at this... You're not human.

[@kieran_x3918]

police officers being incompetent? i’m shocked

[@adrianmontealegrepardo4318]

That had to be one of the most terrifying situations I have ever seen

[@Rudgged]

You don’t get out much do you

[@thatvampiregirl]

@@Rudgged u didn’t watch the video did u

[@kami_1789]

@@Rudgged you're brainless aren't you?

[@josepeejoestar]

@@Rudgged you're literally an asmongold sub. What do you know about going out?

[@B1GEMAC]

This situation is nightmare fuel. I can't fathom how the arresting officer is not receiving attempted murder charges.

[@buriedinbooks881]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ your mindset is absolutely fucking atrocious. There is nothing that justifies this. There’s a chance she didn’t even DO ANYTHING. She was arrested on *suspicion* of road rage

[@aaronherrera9171]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ nice b8 m8

[@strecxiu2134]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ she was a suspect, not even confirmed of being a criminal. And even if she was that’s not an excuse for a murder attempt like that

[@user-os3ml4uu6i]

@Svlla ~Roma Aeterna Victrix~ dont need to do this for attention, go get some bitches

[@aaronherrera9171]

What I can’t comment and not elaborate further?

[@TwinShards]

I really hope this person recover and sue the living crap out of them.

[@brodyselby8406]

Even if they did, the money would come out of the city budget, not the cops wallets. Unless they receive criminal charges there can be no punitive action brought against them, as an individual officer cannot be prosecuted in civil court for something they did under the purview of their job.

[@mesachi0640]

@@brodyselby8406 no but you can sue the department for negligence

[@jackalope_hunter]

@@brodyselby8406 The punishment of the officers is not up to the victim of the crash. What the victim needs is just to be made whole again. So like you said they would sue the department or city itself, but then the city can also go after the negligent officers in turn.

[@saybrowt]

The saddest thing is she probably couldn't even sue cuz of a little something called qualified immunity.

[@WOKEchair]

@@mesachi0640 and this is very obvious negligenc

[@sttrsp9700]

how do you hear a train coming whilst parked over the tracks and not react earlier than that? That seems like an attempted murder. I really hope this woman wins millions

[@salvie777]

EXACTLY!!! They are MURDERERS

[@JamesLibrary]

I’d bet anything that they already knew each other, and that officer Moron had something to gain from the “suspect’s” untimely death.

[@sub0rLai]

@@JamesLibrary The victim was apparently a pubic attorney, so she definitely knew the officers and they probably didn't like her because she probably got some people "off" and out of trouble that the police arrested. It's definitely an attempted murder of a public defender. I literally feel safer without the police existing than with police.

[@imbetterlol1670]

Nah

[@Rogue1sme]

She can’t most she can get is 400,000 from the police because of our stupid state law

[@PacoReer]

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

[@macudapeter2384]

I live in Colorado and saw this Live on the News yesterday and they showed the full video. One officer tried to tell the officer to move her vehicle with the suspect inside, about 3-5 seconds before the train hit the car so no valuable time to move the car. Also when they saw the train coming they all hid, behind their cruisers, and you wanna hear the worst dirtiest part of this that Charlie doesn’t mention? As soon as the car is struck it gets thrown 50 yards and flips 50 times, and that’s a POLICE CRUISER a heavily modified vehicle to be tough, anyway once the train 🚂 hit the 🚔 police cruiser, the very very first thing the Female Officer who made the arrest and put the other women in the back seat, as soon as she sees her police car get hit she SCREAMED “NOOOO NOT MY CAR NOOO” with no disregard for the suspect. In fact 25 seconds later in the full video another officer asks her “wait wasn’t there a suspect in the back of your car” to which she replies “oh my god we have to go to the car”, they call Ems on radio, run to the car and when I tell you it looked crushed by a Boulder it legitimately did, the suspect being so hurt they couldn’t even show it on the Colorado Local News. So yes Charlie all these Cops here are incompetent, the funniest/saddest thing being as you said not one officer had enough intelligence to say “hey maybe you should move just in case a train comes you never know” but nope. And then after the train hit they only cared about the car not the suspect, and The suspect parked her car 10-20 feet in front of the tracks giving enough room for the officer to park behind her and not be on the tracks, still the female officer chose to keep distance and park on the tracks. So yes I saw this live last night and your right Charlie this is sick.

[@LurkMelon]

The female officer wasn't the one that parked the police cruiser on the train tracks though. It was the male officer Vasquez. The female officer was the one to put the female suspect into the cruiser though so she's still at fault. The male officer should be punished also with his lack of awareness for parking on the tracks.

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Wow

[@knifewife4390]

Holy fucking shit. Just… maddening that people like that exist, let alone are police officers

[@profozpin227]

"Flips 50 times" I get that this is a tragedy but it's best not to spread misinformation, that just hurts your cause.

[@macudapeter2384]

@@profozpin227 it’s called a Hyperbole GOOFY

[@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

[@juneboom_]

“You’ll never guess the outcome for the officer that did this.” Unfortunately I can, Charlie. This is America.

[@SadMoribund]

I sorta dislike this assumption that only America is this stupid, every nation has morons to this degree as well. Really it's a problem with this offshoot of humanity, the genetic gene pool of us that harbor rapidly deteriorating brains.

[@schnitzelfritzel6287]

”Dont got you trippin’ though”

[@NateTheGreat368]

Police constantly put suspects on the train tracks against their will, truly an America moment 😔✊

[@juneboom_]

@@NateTheGreat368 nice bait you got there

[@VikingTeddy]

There's little point in trying to get these 🐖 🐖 to face consequences. The fault goes all the way up the senate and both parties. It's the lobbying of the police union that protects them. As long as the politicians get paid, nothing will change. Everytime this happens, the media focuses on pointless details. The gang culture of cops may get a mention sometimes, but the actual reason behind it always gets hidden. Only one way to make a difference in the US, by going for the wallet.

[@mrobertson8056]

Fun awful fact: it takes longer to get your cosmetology license then it does to become a police officer

[@NateTheGreat368]

The average basic certification takes 4 to 6 months. That is just the basic academy training that is required for someone to legally be an officer. Once past that initial phase there is usually another 1 to 6 month field training period where you actually learn better cop stuff from an Field Training Officer. Well run FTO programs have some of the best officers as trainers. Those who have shown consistent maturity, motivation, personal discipline, etc. Rookie cop from beginning to end of Field Training will be given an expanding work load. Once done field training, the new officer should be doing all their own work but are still training and being evaluated for about another 6 to 12 months. This entails the probationary period. In a moderately busy police department it takes about three years before an officer feels fully capable doing most aspects of patrol.

[@Jin-lx7or]

Fun fact, youre getting scammed

[@markusbetts]

@@NateTheGreat368 If you add up your maximum months that’s only 24 months where do you get about three years? Also my understanding is that in other parts of the world it’s that initial classroom training that is much longer.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

@@NateTheGreat368 How's that boot tasting?

[@halogod0298]

@@ActuallyHoudini so wait, correcting misinformation is now boot licking?

[@adenward3266]

Bro I can only imagine the horror that person in the car had when they saw the cops run away from the car. I can't believe they still have a job after this incompetence

[@lobsterfool6002]

Paid leave is code word for under investigation. If they terminate them immediately, they could get sued for wrongful termination*. Save the rage until after the investigation, it's a pretty open and shut case in my opinion.

[@stupidmangoz]

@@lobsterfool6002 they should have ther money stolen along with their guts to starve to death in the wild while torn up like they let the train do to that woman.

[@Kidey11]

Fr, they could at least tried to help her but only ran away. Even though it wouldn't do much probably, just try to help her. This stuff only happens in my Nightmares, I wonder how terrified that poor person was...

[@gothgirlkim]

That poor woman has to live with that experience for the rest of her life. I cant even begin to imagine the trauma

[@iloveratafak]

@@lobsterfool6002 the fact that they're getting paid to be investigated is a joke

[@madi6284]

“But hey at least they’re investigating themselves.” lmfaoo this one right here

[@anthonylesley982]

Lol

[@A-TALKING-TOASTER]

They’re gonna be on some real investigations when people decide to burn their houses down and harass their wives and children

[@christianmanka3884]

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

[@merseal9963]

And there are actually people saying, "If she didn't commit a crime, she wouldn't have been in this position in the first place." Like.....whaaaa? The crime she committed is absolutely irrelevant. She was almost killed in a very heinous way. Imagine sitting in that car, unable to get out because you're literally handcuffed, and you see the lights and hear that train coming.....that woman will be traumatized for the rest of her life, let alone the serious injuries she has that she'll have to recover from. I'm a "reap what you sow" kind of person, but this was just flat out attempted murder.

[@sealpup9341]

I hate that people are saying she committed a crime. She was literally just a suspect. U.S. cops can label anyone a suspect for anything just to make sure that people view them as sub-human. It's literally what's happening with anyone saying shit like "well she shouldn't have committed a crime" like yeah, the cops could have literally just put anyone in the back of that car and they could have died. Would that still be justified to those people? no idea. it's just, god... people have absolutely no humanity sometimes...

[@fritzschnitzmueller3768]

Yep, there are too many kids on this platform. See Rico Pablo II. Fucking hilarious

[@jupiterzombies]

also it was "suspected road rage" a literal nothing-burger of crime

[@kinorris1709]

She was not even confirmed to have commited the minor offence they suspected her of, and even if she did, that would be like me scolding a dog for peeing on my shoe, and getting shot by a rando who assumed I was gonna hurt it. The assumed offence she was in the car over, under no circumstance even comes close to justifying a fraction of the severity of the situation she was in, the incompetence of those involved in putting her in that situation, or the justification of such stupidity. "Free speech" is not a valid arguement when defending such incompetence and lack of accountability within ANY authority position, as doing so literally undermines one of the most important aspects of free speech: holding those with authority accountable for what they do. The moment you have authority over others, you have responsibility far greater than just looking after yourself. Anyone blantantly dumb enough to oppose this statement is a hypocrite if they ever complain about how the authorities treat them when it's them being hurt. If such people are gonna defend police negligence of this degree, they literally have no ground to stand on when it's their rights that are being ignored. "MuH fReE sPeEcH" huh? How about "her right not to be hit by a train because the cops aren't doing their job"?

[@TheNwr1]

Technically…this could happen even if you haven’t committed a crime. If you’re a suspect, or look like a suspect (like you physically look like them), then the police (whether they have the right to or not) can just pull you over and question you. If the crime is serious enough, they might even take you in, again regardless of if they actually have the right to or not. Like, what are you gonna do? Tell them you’re not the suspect and leave? They could book you on resisting arrest. None of this matters in this situation though. This is at least a manslaughter charge. They need to be in prison for this. At the very least, they cannot be police officers. This is…actually fucking insane, and completely untenable.

[@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

[@AdaptArtificer]

I hope this officer gets what they really deserve. They should never be allowed to become an officer or hold any job that requires intelligence.

[@indigo7898]

Given how she got paid vacation from this, she might as well get a raise when she gets back

[@moonooze6171]

Every officer on scene should be punished somehow.

[@pumkin610]

Name a job that doesn't require intelligence, maybe something repetitive with instructions like an assembly line?

[@samisaround]

In addition to everything else wrong with the situation, the psychological trauma that the suspect has to now endure probably forever would be soul crushing.

[@ImthatguyTy]

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

[@SulphurFoxx]

The fact that these officers will return to duty some day is horrifying to think about

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Racist

[@cannonfodder9248]

@@smg4suckslmaooo658 ?

[@Caesar-o8s]

@@smg4suckslmaooo658 how so

[@RoiGBoi]

Don't entertain spammers, and focus on OP.

[@Caesar-o8s]

The fact that they were not immediately fired, charged, and sentenced is even worse imo

[@Loudman._]

Man I feel horrible for that lady. Cant imagine how terrified she must have been while watching that train come at her...

[@akira8393]

she might actually be one of those who would want to defund the police

[@YellowSabre]

@@akira8393 Well could you blame her in this scenario

[@Ilivedbih]

@@YellowSabre You still couldn't tho lol, on the contrary. Then she would have argument "if there was no police this wouldn't have happened"

[@Ilivedbih]

@@akira8393 Stop taking bs from your ass and saying something about people with no evidence. How can you assume someone's opinion based on nothing is mind-blowing, go back to twitter.

[@n1ppe]

@@Ilivedbih If they just had more training than 2 months, it wouldn't have happened. Training is expensive so defunding it doesn't make any sense. In the US the amount of training they require is already one of the lowest in the world. But I don't do these desicions, I don't even live there so I don't really care. This was my opinion only. I'm not supporting police brutarity so don't misunderstand me. I *personally* think they should get years of training, but that's just my opinion. I'm also not racist. I also apologize for the possible typos and grammar mistakes in my comment. I just wrote this last part, because it's the internet and the topic of this discussion often causes people to get very angry for no reason, so I wanted to write these things beforehand so that I don't need to start fighting about it.

[@ProwersEdits]

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

[@onelessthing]

It's already infuriating that they put that woman in the cruiser in the first place at that moment (they should have already been aware the train was coming by that point), but the fact they clearly didn't even think for a second about trying to get her out of the vehicle after they put her life in jeopardy like that is absolutely disgusting.

[@Movs.]

The guy was talking to her...then ran away as the train was coming...Like really dude? It's really hard to believe they didn't do this on purpose, it's impossible for 3 grown adults to be this dumb

[@jackh8157]

From Colorado, happened to be watching the local news after the broncos game. When I heard this story I was so mad. Police all across Colorado are negligent and have horrible training. In my personal experience, they only harass people and flex their power. I’ve seen Denver PD and many other jurisdictions do some awful things to homeless people

[@waywardscythe3358]

yeah I remember when Denver PD attacked that pregnant woman and tried to illegally delete the video evidence.

[@DeathsWhistle]

Also a Colorado citizen but after the broncos game I couldn't stand to look at the TV anymore and shut off as soon as the game ended. Game was so boring and coaching is still atrocious. Sorry random tangent anyways the police here I actually so awful I always hear new stories of police just leaving innocent people with trauma like tazering a old lady with alzheimers walking on her own. Happened in Loveland. It is scary how bad they are it is everywhere. And of course you got your everyday racist police brutality happening in my city where they killed an innocent man about a few years ago. But even in Colorado you can be white and you should still be scared shitless of the police cause they don't care here they will traumatize/hurt anyone

[@Bird-Seed]

The conductor must have seen what was going to happen because they were non stop blaring that horn. What an absolute nightmare.

[@fairytalesim7153]

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

[@Trolleybus13]

No way this wasn't intentional. There's just no way. They're not dumb, they were curious to see a spectacular death straight out of GTA. Holy shit what a nice way to start a morning

[@maxpayneful4328]

There’s absolutely a way, it’s not exactly out of the realms of possibility is it? The cops were just cretins that’s it.

[@ethanor]

You don't exactly need a high SAT score to become a cop in American, mate. I would 100% believe this to be an act of pure stupidity. Criminal negligence, if you will.

[@lyndza1989]

well she was arrested for driving to endanger.. i think they were trying to teach her a lesson and make her scared and in danger not thinking a train would really go THAT way.. IDIOTS . need to be arrested all police on site

[@Nyanx4]

@@ethanor Living in a place that rarely gets trains (but still gets them), it is basically IMPOSSIBLE to miss them. You'd have to be the kind of person who deliberately jumps in front of them to get hit by them. They are incredibly loud, inhumanly bright, they shut down all the road that cross them until its passed, and are usually _very_ clearly marked with signs or lights indicating a crossing. I don't know that there is enough evidence to prove that the officers did this on purpose in a court, but personally I can't see how this would be an accident. The cop would have to be blind and deaf to have not known the goddamn train was coming.

[@MrMelonsz]

@Kavetion cool

[@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?

[@GOODBOYMODZZ]

I couldn't imagine being in that position. Hearing and seeing a train coming, yelling to the officers, and them doing nothing. It really is like they were trying to kill her.

[@Kidey11]

Irl Nightmare Fuel right there.

[@KindaNameless]

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

[@nikokida7878]

I might be more cynical, but I 100% believe this was not an accident. Legally they’ll be able to claim plausible deniability, even if we all know they’re either too stupid to know how to breath or evil enough to make Sauron spit out his coffee.

[@bedroxzbass4706]

Yeah there's no way anyone could be that stupid, this should be investigated.

[@thebraveguy9808]

"I'm sorry Mr Lawyer, I thought the absurdly loud noise and bright light was a flock of ducks that had descended from the heavens to head north for the winter. I never suspected it was an actual train."

[@puhoy2792]

Yup, absolutely impossible this was accidental. Charlie gets it right when he says that they could’ve parked anywhere else, but he get it wrong when it says it was stupidity. They got themselves out of the way and left her there to die, it was intentional.

[@odyssey-_-23]

1 cop possibly, but 3?!! there's just no way this was an accident. A failed hit most likely

[@averyporter6745]

Ah yes, they randomly wanted to kill this woman. Clearly they decided to attempt murder while being recorded, they intentionally wrecked a vehicle, and they knew the exact time the train would be passing through here. Oldest trick in the book.

[@adamh8517]

I genuinely cannot understand how this happens. I think it’s less about stupidity, but more attempted murder. It makes zero sense

[@Kidey11]

@Kavetion Reporting and Blocking, thank you very much. :)

[@4rkain3]

It happens far too often to be mere incompetence. And often they let the mask of “Oh, we’re such incompetent buffoons, but who else will protect you?!” slip a bit and do outright malicious things that they can’t explain away as incompetency. (For example, driving 500 miles to steal a family’s goat w/o a warrant bc the daughter who just lost 3 family members grew extremely attached to the goat prior to a county fair where said goat won. So she wanted to keep it and the family offered to pay the $63 the goat was valued at but the fair refused bc the person the goat was going to is a senator and Republican candidate for governor who absolutely HAD to eat that goat. The cops then personally drove OUT OF THEIR JURISDICTION to take the goat and execute it themselves.)

[@Annat4r]

When even Charlie is ashamed to admit something you know it's serious

[@moneygod523]

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[@CDRW24]

He always admits to something. This isn't a rare occurrence.

[@Xert19]

@Doofy ratio

[@ZesCrew2]

but when he uploads twice in one day, shit's about to hit the fan

[@theoldzaplol]

@@ZesCrew2 yes lol

[@bobspizzeria1276]

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

[@mkxv]

I hope she recovers. I also hope she will be a millionaire after this.

[@phoomphgaming5538]

She is a shit human, why are we acting like this train wasn’t karma

[@firstnamelastname7708]

Hopefully she will because she’s looking at millions of dollars of lifelong medical bills after this.

[@mrbadger6043]

I hope she gets deported after serving her sentence for whatever she did

[@rthetruthful]

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

[@NovasZeroc]

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.

[@imbetterlol1670]

Nah

[@JamesLibrary]

Exactly. I’ve seen enough true crime to know there’s something VERY fucky going on here.

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

Nope

[@karim5210]

@@imbetterlol1670 lol pig sympathizer

[@DanzelGlovington]

Could be, maybe black lives didn't matter to them

[@GreggyAck]

I got fully fired from a project management position for forgetting to record the details of a phone call on the company system, which basically resulted in needing to move an IT installation back by 1 day. This woman gets paid leave for leaving a helpless human being on a train track.

[@orngpeelr9017]

Being a cop comes with relatively a lot power and responsibility, yet any idiot can pretty much become one and that's frightening.

[@MatthewCJoy]

Not really....

[@Killer-vi4ih]

@Obi the BEEF Do you have a brain?

[@fang4223]

That’s who your left with when you tell people to quit the job. The people who see themselves as servants to the public obey, the people who don’t give a shit stay.

[@fafflerproductions]

My friend pointed out to me that i have enough hours in csgo to be a cop in 13 different states if i put those hours into training. Thats collective for the states that have the lowest time needed.

[@chilichinashop]

@@fafflerproductions thats so fucking insane 😟

[@goldgamer6796]

Hats off to the academy that trained these geniuses

[@Heynmffc]

Only put out the best and the brightest

[@narutoxzx123]

10 minute zoom call

[@mothman4672]

Training? What’s that? I only know shoot to kill

[@sukatidi]

they probably bribed their way in

[@capone2826]

No amount of education and training could fix this level of dumbassery

[@Featuring_Dinty_From_Beef_Stew]

"Ed was a harmless moron" Dude nearly broke Plank in two over a pebble in his shoe. Ed-it: Not to mention that one time he dropped a whole washing machine on top of Eddy.

[@snuffme]

lmfao but plank is a piece of wood

[@RedyetiE.T.]

@@snuffme plank is very clearly sentient though if you’ve seen the show.

[@bigvidboi4909]

@@snuffme take it back you monster TAKE IT BACK

[@snuffme]

@@bigvidboi4909 NEVER

[@snuffme]

@@RedyetiE.T. nah, jimmy was a little off

[@SinisterSkyler]

quite clearly they did it on purpose, they heard her and kept talking casually amongst themselves. The officer who was in her door moved away instead of trying to help.

[@Movs.]

Thats what it seems like to me as well. Because he's literally talking to her, and then runs away

[@trevor6358]

Someone got fired from my warehouse job for weed in a state that it is legal, but they won't even get fired for this. And then the police wonder why so many people hate them.

[@Camyre]

I just searched it up and found that a judge sentenced that police officer to 12 months of unsupervised probation. Quote ''If he stays out of trouble during that time, the misdemeanor charge will be dismissed and the case will be sealed.''

[@Saben.C-Spoon]

I feel second-hand, raw fury from her loved ones, holy shit. Especially with the PAID VACATION!?!?!? Id want FULL justice if this was someone I love, even if I had to get VERU personally involved. Holy shit man

[@garybuttherissilent5896]

The girl is only 20 too and sustained so many injuries, what an infuriating story.

[@A-TALKING-TOASTER]

I hope their kids are getting bullied in school because of this legit I hope grown adults are straight up walking to their kids faces and cursing them out

[@Myemnhk]

Imagine your job wouldn't let you work for a month while you were under investigation without even being proven guilty yet you'd be bitching. Also the term is paid leave not paid vacation, just because someone says it doesn't make it the correct term. Paid leave is for BEFORE a cop is determined to be guilty of commiting a crime.

[@thebaseandtriflingcreature174]

These mf cops need to be BURIED

[@oliviastreich1374]

If someone is that dumb THEY SHOULDNT BE A COP

[@No_Mask]

Let's not forget the train driver and any other staff that at very least would have thought they had killed someone for however long and at worst been derailed and killed or injured themselves. Crazy story.

[@ShrodingersHat]

And I thought I'd seen it all online, boy was I wrong.

[@Wnick1996]

The fact that they stopped on train tracks shows how unqualified the guy was for police duties

[@orinocoflow2007]

wow truly an information

[@el_fresh_memes2334]

Lady*

[@GrandChessboard]

@@el_fresh_memes2334 Yes, and not one of the men standing around thought, "Hmm, maybe she should not be parked on the train tracks? Maybe I should move it myself or suggest she move it?"

[@bardement]

you mean unqualified for a human being

[@HairyJuan]

I wouldn't even park on the train tracks in fucking GTA much less real life.

[@invertedillusions]

I grew up hearing the phrase "Don't argue with stupid people; they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." This philosophy represents Twitter pretty well.

[@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard]

this describes someone in this comment section very well. they've been replying to comments saying it's the suspect's fault and they hope this was done out of malice and not stupidity because "criminals deserve it." for one, suspects aren't criminals. how braindead does someone have to be to think "huh, those cops thought there was a chance someone was road raging. I totally understand why they'd cuff them in their car and let a train tear it apart like a rabid dog. makes perfect sense to me, it was all their fault for being accused of something that may or may not have happened" also, I've replied this a few times, but passenger aside, who the fuck gives their employee paid leave after parking a car THEY gave them on train tracks and proceeding to watch it get destroyed ON CAMERA? at night!? as if the rumbling ground and deafening sounds of train horns weren't enough, trains are blindingly bright at night! the mental gymnastics or lack thereof are astounding in any scenario. it was a massive L for everyone involved.

[@anaalina5964]

I hope those cops get to experience the same: get hit by a train and live with the disabilities and medical debt!

[@ofimportance5458]

No it doesn’t. Stfu

[@Greg12839]

@@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard on top of that, im sure you can even feel the vibration in the ground when the train is nearby

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

Bro, this deadass sounds like an assassination bonus in GTA Online. Franklin: "The client says it's extra personal with this asshole. Make it gruesome. Pick the target up in a taxi and let it get hit by a train."

[@CondemnedGuy]

If this was an attempted murderer, the pigs belong in jail. If this truly was an accident, none of the officers on scene should work as police officers ever again. This is like a line cook accidentally torching his work place. Would you let that person anywhere near a kitchen again?

[@transorm987]

If it was an accident, they still deserve to bein jail.

[@CondemnedGuy]

@@transorm987 Oh, absolutely. Jail time and a life-time ban from police work is the right move there.

[@gullybonesart4670]

Intentional = attempted murder Unintentional = attempted involuntary manslaughter But let’s be real, there’s no way this wasn’t intentional.

[@TheLocomono9]

I would argue that the line cook should get a chance again first. Like working in a kitchen you work with fire knives gas, burning hot oil and plenty of other dangerous items. This police officer parked on train tracks something that rarely happens

[@CondemnedGuy]

@@TheLocomono9 Disagreed. Fucking up that badly is a level of negligence that would be totally and utterly unacceptable. It would be like a surgeon that kills one in three people during operations.

[@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.

[@finncoleman697]

I saw the comments and knew exactly how insane this would be, the whole thing is unbelievable yet sadly also believable in today's world

[@GwainSagaFanChannel]

Never heard a cop in my country park a car on a train line

[@sharkbaitohhaha7825]

I came home from work and that news story was on and I literally sat on my couch with my jaw dropped. That poor girl had no idea what she was even being pulled over for.. I hope she she’s got every penny she deserves

[@sharkbaitohhaha7825]

*sues

[@reflex9238]

I mean from the reports, the women apparently pulled a gun when she was road raging. So poor girl, maybe not if she was willing to kill someone and the fear of God into her victims, which in turn karma said it was her turn and she felt the fear as the train was coming.

[@somedood8985]

@@reflex9238 I wonder what the cops did for karma to frame them for this

[@notfounderrornotfound]

@@reflex9238 What's wrong with you

[@reflex9238]

@@notfounderrornotfound I mean, I'm not reveling on the woman nearly dying, just saying she doesn't have any sympathy from me if she was willing to kill someone over something that happened in traffic.

[@RichSmithson]

I saw this the other day when it was uploaded on police activity, The worst part of it too me was even after she had been hit by the train, the cops only seemed to care about finding the firearm and when they do find it, they start talking as if she deserved what happened because she had a gun in her truck.

[@loveableheathen7441]

The cops really think they are the Punisher. Out here executing people like vigilantes. Smgdh

[@arrtes6479]

@@loveableheathen7441 I have seen lots of them (including my dad) plaster the Punisher logo with an American flag overlay on everything ACAB btw

[@zeebooboo9663]

@@loveableheathen7441 the punisher kills people who deserve it. What the hell did this woman do to deserve any of this?

[@arrtes6479]

@@zeebooboo9663 Here is the cool thing: *She didn't deserve it* And even if she did, no one should be the judge, jury, and executioner

[@loveableheathen7441]

@@zeebooboo9663 🙄 yep and that's because he's a fictional character

[@squintpython112]

Get cortana in here to analyse these weird lines. "These rails are not a natural formation" "Wait wh..." *train collides with police car*

[@slowride051]

2:29 It was at that moment the officers knew, a lawsuit was on its way.

[@jembawls]

On top of everything you’ve already said in the video, I also feel really bad for the driver of the train. That’s gotta be haunting for them.

[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

I'd feel bad for hitting any living creature but hitting a person would eat away at my soul for the rest of my life.

[@ericanddave4048]

Fr listen to how they blast the horn for like 10 seconds bruh they seen it and knew, plus look it up, the conductor doesn't rlly conduct anything all they do is watch the track and stop the train for emergency or at a stop, imagine just seeing someone on the road knowing u cant do anything but blast the horn and hope u stop in time

[@cocoanerd17.-.]

This is insane. The fact she got paid leave instead of being completely dropped from the force is absolutely crazy. On top of that, even if the car was no good to save, you can open the back door and let her out. On top of THAT, just leaving the car on tracks should be enough to get you fired because that also government equipment

[@natemajor6560]

That’s actual negligence and potentially attempted 3rd degree murder lmao holy what the fuck

[@Toma-621]

Charlie being genuinely upset puts into perspective how serious this sort of situation is. Someone could be using a dinky rope to spiderman their way between two buildings above a busy street and Charlie would make light of the situation. What happened was appalling

[@camoking3609]

it's funny when someone gets in trouble because of their own stupidity it's terrifying when someone gets someone else in trouble because of their stupidity

[@imbetterlol1670]

Nah

[@smg4suckslmaooo658]

I'm better

[@pedrosuarez8646]

Damn I feel so bad after seeing this, I hope she gets better and gets as much remuneration as possible.

[@aharonsidorov5145]

Again taxpayers are gonna pay for the incompetence of the police...

[@bwfextreme]

Bro impressive choice of word. You don’t see people use “remuneration” very often

[@livingcorpse5664]

@@aharonsidorov5145 If the station is sued as a whole, yes. If the cops are sued as individuals though, then they have to pay out of their own pocket.

[@Just_Some_Yonko_With_A_Beard]

@@livingcorpse5664 fingers crossed we get the good ending