Trooper Protects Cop - Citing OTHER Driver! Officer Roof Port Orange Police

[@russell3380]

I'll see your chrips and raise you a green light.

[@JamesMadisonAudits]

🏅

[@ntx-outdoorsunlimited]

Very clever!

[@madmaximilian5783]

@russell3380• if anybody has ever been to traffic court and just observed what really goes on, you know that all cops will lie under oath about anything for any reason. They will never admit to being wrong no matter the amount damages they may cause their innocent victims and their families.

[@russell3380]

@@madmaximilian5783 Surely you are not serious.

[@neill5853]

@@russell3380 Umm surely you don't live in a freaking cave. Not only will they lie, their colleagues and superiors and union and lawyers and judges lie and cover for them. Blinders on moron.

[@janepfeiffer1617]

The cop was the problem not the other driver. Why do they need to be LIARS about everything they do. Earning the hate!

[@Ephesians-ts8ze]

Their days are numbered

[@keepingtheswineinline7126]

They’re trained to lie in the academy

[@Shiffty9999]

​@@TheWaveFactorThey pretty much never protect us. In the US they are used for only two things, revenue generation and writing reports so insurance companies can use those reports.

[@WontSeeReplies]

In the officer’s defense, he said he couldn’t see her and she couldn’t see him because there was vehicles in the way. At worse he misspoke, sirens vs chirping. The officer who wrote the ticket is responsible for this unjust absurdity.

[@bjornyesterday2562]

It is their training

[@cdldriver2348]

2:45 cop says "Everybody stopped here." While pointing to the 2 turning lanes. Of course they were stopped in the Left Turn Lane, they had a RED light!

[@JamesMadisonAudits]

Lol exactly

[@bjornyesterday2562]

He then said "she was in the far lane, and I didn't see her." Admission of guilt

[@ntx-outdoorsunlimited]

How is this even a question of who the responsible party is? You hit the nail on the head with that “system protecting its own” statement. Thanks for all that you do JMA.

[@NeverlandRancher]

Because it’s a crooked industry meant for raising funds not protecting citizens.

[@Useless22]

Are you telling me that the police made a mistake, but instead of owning up to it they tried to pin it on the victim? Never heard of that before. I’m sure this is just an “isolated incident” and not a prevalent problem with the police in this country.

[@Nutnboujee]

They are literally embarrassing us in front of the whole world!!!

[@h3llrayzor59]

I know, I’m shocked!!! 😂

[@11C1P]

Back the blue, till it happens to you!

[@debbiemcdermott3172]

Come on love u can't b that daft to think that it always happens

[@LackLusterMedia]

Great breakdown

[@JamesMadisonAudits]

You want the bwc.

[@Wiggyman99]

@@JamesMadisonAudits Ask him to dinner first

[@Chris.Rhodes]

​@@JamesMadisonAuditsMaybe the bbc. 🤣

[@Chris.Rhodes]

Ol Lack stoppin by for some love. My two heroes!

[@gingyberrie]

already have one

[@Edman116]

In a "toss up" between a citizen and a cop, we lose EVERY TIME I hope the judge sees her side

[@dper1112]

She can probably win in court, but she still loses her time and money dealing with it all. And equally significantly, the cop won't ever get cited. The judge can't fix the latter problem.

[@dennisjohnsen7297]

The judge may find her not guilty, but the judge isn’t going to investigate who is at fault, who should be held accountable for the damages. The prosecutor relies on the evidence provided by the investigators, but when the investigators refuse to investigate, the prosecutors have nothing to prosecute.

[@dishonoredundead]

You are legitimately better off being rear ended by the president of the United States. Because with all the scrutiny he's more liable to admit it, or leave to it a tossup. Cops can NEVER allow themselves to be wrong. And judges have 0 hesitation patronizing citizens along with them. I feel terrible for the victim here. She had 0 incentive to just side ram a cop car for no reason, she did absolutely nothing wrong, and she knows she's lucky if she doesn't end up in jail. Let alone stuck paying insurance in full. That is incredibly unfair and I honestly feel for her. Car accidents suck enough when it's just another peasant you have to argue with. I can't even imagine the horror she must have went through when she realized it was a cop.

[@GaryAitcheson-b3c]

She have the right of way via the green light so regardless the onus is on the police to proceed with caution

[@rpartridge6683]

​@@dper1112yea, and even if the cop admitted fault, she probably would still have to pay her deductible. An old boss of mine got rear-ended by a cop while stopped at a stop sign and the police was like "oh no we don't have insurance like that. Your insurance company deals with it"

[@kevinkhaos7673]

Ambulances always have their sirens and proceed with caution but cops seem to be above all.

[@coolraul07]

About 18 years ago my toddler son was having a severe reaction to a previously undiagnosed peanut allergy; eyes completely swollen shut but he could breath/talk. I rode in ambulance with him. I was genuinely surprised at how safe they drove and thought to myself, "Hell, I'd probably have gotten him there faster as a worried parent!" To their defense, their lights AND sirens were on the whole time and I assume they would've driven faster if his breathing was obstructed. EIther way, he recovered fully, carries an EpiPen, and is doing great healthwise.

[@egwthe1]

Hope the driver sees this and files a complaint and gets a lawyer to clear her or his name.

[@nelsonwestrick9241]

I hope she fought & won the ticket!! Blue line gang can do no wrong🤦🏻‍♂️🙄

[@eugenius1192]

He says "I saw her coming out of the corner of my eye.". Oops for him. That was an admission of guilt. That means he was not even looking down the lane to make sure it was clear -- as he was supposed to be doing.

[@TruthrConsequences]

Don't worry... his union lawyer will have that recording barred from admission at trial. He was obviously in shock.

[@jdk3]

exactly right , seeing those open lanes with no cars stopped at them should have been a red flag right there

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

Never slowed down. Certainly he did not enter with caution.

[@iamgabriel5823]

Yes, he said WAY TOO MUCH. A couple of his statements could be used against him in court.

[@quinszar]

eeeewwwww that is so correct. nice catch i missed that one. we should start carrying a reverse Maranda rights card and read it to police. because everything they say can also be used against them just as it can when a suspect speaks

[@georgehorkan7205]

The troopers decision to ignore the traffic laws, which clearly say that lights and sirens REQUEST the right away, and instead help his "bother" out is clearly WRONG. I hope this lady got a lawyer and took this to court. This a fine example of what the "Thin Blue Line" has turned into.

[@dper1112]

The Thin Blue Line was always this bad. Fifty, a hundred, two hundred years ago. But now we have video to prove it.

[@shushnik]

@@dper1112 The very first police force is just under 200 years old. Interestingly, it was founded on the principle that ethical policing was to be performed with the consent and cooperation of the population that was policed. Sir Robert Peel, the creator of policing and police ethics, believed community support was fundamental to the prevention of crime. To accomplish this support, he established that police must respect community expectations to build trust which would become cooperation. This suggests that early policing did not have the "thin blue line" effect of corrupt self-protection that we see in modern police forces. If modern police followed his list of principles as guiding philosophy behind effective policing, our communities would be much much safer and have much fewer instances of infringed rights. Police are supposed to be an alternative to military force being used to control a population, not just an alternative oppressive military force as is clearly the attitude in the US.

[@williamt2700]

It's gang mentality, not law enforcement behavior

[@dper1112]

@@shushnik Sheriffs and constables in the UK go back to the 1200s. London and Boston opened police departments in the 1830s. I suppose you can argue that police and sheriffs are different, but I don't suppose that distinction affects how much they'll cover for each other. And of course police were said to be there for general public good, but the history books show us that reality never matched those expectations, and of course that was intentional. People in power are smart enough to pretend that the cops are here to protect everyone, and of course sometimes the cops do, but the statistics clearly show what happens on average.

[@nicksavage4763]

DIDNT HEAR ANY CHIRPING LAWSUIT THE LIAR

[@Mackaygolf]

Just another case of woeful incompetence, entirely shouldered by We The People, served with a side of dereliction of duty and willful negligence of investigational responsibility.

[@Nutnboujee]

EXACTLY!!!

[@2AdAlchemy]

Why can't you see these frauditors for what they really are? They are not "Journalists" fighting for imaginary rights. What they do has nothing to do with education. It has nothing to do with auditing. It has nothing to do with the constitution . What it IS about is harassing and smart mouthing the police, staff and public at these sites trying to provoke a confrontation to impress their brown nose fan club for more likes and views.

[@bsmith8564]

I love how the cop says every one stopped for me. No one stopped for him they stopped for a red light.

[@2AdAlchemy]

Why can't you see these frauditors for what they really are? They are not "Journalists" fighting for imaginary rights. What they do has nothing to do with education. It has nothing to do with auditing. It has nothing to do with the constitution . What it IS about is harassing and smart mouthing the police, staff and public at these sites trying to provoke a confrontation to impress their brown nose fan club for more likes and views.

[@jamesroales2684]

Damn liar!

[@kheff46]

Cop was at fault

[@anonmouse6437]

Too effin lazy to key the siren 🚨 to full on before intersections or too self-entitled because he knows he's covered 🤔? Both, I'm going with both!

[@BadBadgerTrollAccount172]

The officers should always have control of their vehicle, especially when interfering with someone who has right of way... 🙄

[@dennismood7476]

A LONG time ago, I read something in a driver's manual about right of way. It said that the right of way isn't yours to take. It is given to you. That being said, it is the responsibility of the driver who is encroaching on the right of way to give it to the driver who has it.

[@littlebitlost]

I despise a liar. I despise a liar in uniform more.

[@Nope-s]

Thank God she had a dash cam. I hope she takes this to court and shows it to a judge that is fair.

[@bikeelectric4821]

leading the witness "my partner had his siren on" "yeah, a chirp" A CHIRP is not a SIREN

[@vivianpatton5692]

This is how it Shouldn't work . I agree with U JM .

[@aussiespoon8481]

They have no shame.

[@vivianpatton5692]

Yep , ZERO .

[@Nutnboujee]

@@vivianpatton5692they are SO EMBARRASSING!!!

[@TruthrConsequences]

These people were trained to be this way on deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. This was all PLANNED.

[@000firebird]

I just did a foia request for state trooper dash cam to prove I did absolutely nothing to get ticketed.. they won't release the footage until AFTER court.. makes me sick to my stomach. -shakeNbacon

[@Britgal5150]

Glad she had her own dashcam to take to court to prove she was not wrong

[@user-neo71665]

I'm a volunteer firefighter, we come to an intersection we run our siren 5 minutes before and after. These new LEDs are great at night but you can't see them for shit in daylight. You damn sure can't see shit when other cars are in the lanes blocking it.

[@mamadukes3960]

"I gotcha brother " AKA we're gonna act like the 🥓🐷 we are and look out for our own! Sad. They do not care who they ruin as long as they are in the clear!

[@gingerbread1231]

Only reason he didn't clear the intersection or yield was because he couldn't. He didn't have time because he was going entirely too fast.

[@Nutnboujee]

With NO SIREN! That is VERY DANGEROUS to the innocent public!! No sir!! NO CHIRPING!!!

[@minimalist_survival]

It's fantastic she had a camera--as everyone should. In the past, people were scared about a surveillance society, but we can see now that it is necessary to protect the citizens by getting the truth out. Law enforcement will have to change; cameras are not going away.

[@stevejette2329]

Yours is the most important and relevant post here. Aside from this one incident, EVERY CAR needs a dash cam, front and rear. For that car's benefit and others. Once per month, I drive for 2 hours on I-80 in CA where people believe that 80 means the minimum speed. And I am in a tiny old sports car. The day before I drive, I watch some dash cam videos videos about dumb drivers and accidents. And on the trip, my anticipation levels are much better. Many times I see that someone is going to do stupid ... and then they do it.

[@nomasknoway9903]

I agree that cameras aren't going away. However, I can do without cameras or cops. I'm from a different and much simpler generation without surveillance and with far fewer coos. The few cops we had were still pirates and traitors, but encountering one was rare and life was much more enjoyable even though we faced financial struggles. We settled our own problems. No one ever thought to call police for anything. Today, there's hardly a day goes by we don't encounter a cop, and never a day we aren't surveiled, and it is getting worse. I feel terrible for this young generation and the future. I made it 59 years without getting arrested, and then WHAM! Five days in a cage no crime committed by anyone but the cops and the person who called them, tortured, sexually assaulted in retaliation for not saying nice things about them, acquitted, and an admission by the judge that the cops broke the law when they violated me. Not even a reprimand for the traitors.

[@paulmonin5215]

As fireman we were always told the siren and lights are asking for the right of way and that we must observe every light and intersection with caution and always have the vehicle under control. Curious how they arrived the decision to ticket the citizen based on what the video showed.

[@glee21012]

Firefighters, not Firemen, do you shovel coal into a locomotive?

[@paulmonin5215]

@@glee21012 If you know you know!

[@paulmonin5215]

@@glee21012 I can assure you I wasn't a fire person.

[@tk4c415]

fireman noun fire·​man ˈfī(-ə)r-mən 1 : a person who tends or feeds fires : STOKER 2 : a member of a fire department : FIREFIGHTER 3 : an enlisted man in the navy who works with engineering machinery 4 : a relief pitcher in baseball but what does Merriam Webster know,

[@robbyddurham1624]

Here in Somerset KY, people are always not stopping for ambulances on the main 4 lane drag. I don't think this is the root cause, but part of the cause might be the sirens are too directional? Sometimes, I don't hear them until they're right on me. I have my ears tuned to them, I understand how important it can be to get people to the hospital. Some times I can hear them with plenty of time to think about getting out of the way. Other times, no. Either I'm just now noticing or they worked better a couple decades ago. I dont' know. But it really ticks me off when people should be able to see them coming ahead, with lights flashing, and they get in their way anyway. I'm started to understand that some people can only focus on what's directly in front of them. Some people can't see what might happen in the future. Like predicting a car sitting somewhere, might decide to turn left, as you are turning left. (a close friend of mine does this, when the whole time I'm thinking that car might be turning left too). He their mind, what they see is static. They can't see into the future. I don't know. I'm starting to ramble. I'm getting old and starting to become a bad driver, but I'm still a lot better than a bunch out there.

[@mattgraham1983]

It was his fault for failing to clear the intersection.. she had the light. The reason she got the ticket is because she will have to fight it in court, that takes time ect and if she pays the fine no one will be held liable for her damages.

[@thefinalgrind]

I give him credit for basically being stopped at the beginning of the intersection (because WE'VE ALL SEEN sooooo many who BLOW THRU W/O LOOKING AT ALL because they're "running lights&sirens and it's on YOU TO YIELD"*).......BUTT! To simply "chirp" the siren, then hammer down and continue driving while not having clear view..... That's ABSOLUTELY ON THE COP! *About 20yrs ago a friend of the family, or I should say a family of friends of the family (or however you'd say that lol) got T-Boner'd by a State Trooper up here in Michigan almost exactly the same way except they were coming in a Y intersection and they were on the blind side. The parents had minor injuries but they almost lost their oldest daughter who was on the impact side of the car. The younger kids were somehow fine in the middle rear seat&passenger side rear seat. Oldest ended up being life flighted& made a full recovery but she got messed up. And just like this video, the dad got a ticket& a D.U.I even though he blew a .04 or something. Which is half the legal. Lawsuit was dropped due to immunity. It was quite a screwed up situation that they honestly never recovered from as a family event.

[@jeffs3222]

Giving the woman a citation now makes the accident her fault protecting the office at fault! That will make it hard on her as her insurance company will use the citation against her!

[@clyde685]

It’s the blue line protecting each other.

[@clarencecarter960]

Sue the bastards! Retired Fireman here, if they violate the traffic laws, stop sign-traffic lights etc. even with their emergency lights and sirens on, they are still at fault. Their sirens and lights are asking for the right of way, not granting it in most states!

[@roosdad1]

The City of Port Orange faces MANY challenges, and they are ALL on payroll.

[@hillsboroughhighlights]

Police at fault !!!

[@Tensaw.]

Police officers fault

[@irayz2677]

If he was chirping it while going thru an intersection. Means one hand was busy pressing a button. Same as texting.

[@mikemontana3443]

"Everybody stopped here" because the cars were stopped at red lights while waiting in the turn lanes. Nobody else stopped who was travelling in the same direction of the car that the cop hit.

[@edwardpoe7323]

He didn't clear the intersection properly and this is the inevitable result

[@paDdywitha]

The citizens are in danger now.

[@fettel1988]

"Now"?

[@Ephesians-ts8ze]

Since the inception of law enforcement

[@hillsboroughhighlights]

Going to share !!! Hope your good bud

[@paulkopp3634]

And they keep saying “ It’s only a few bad apples ! “

[@twopairofkids]

Another reason to get the dash camera. I’ve got to do that.

[@prex345]

Poor character, if he can’t tell the truth. The thin blue line strikes again. I hope she fights it with a good lawyer.

[@Nutnboujee]

Typical!!! SO not surprised… It is like they are INCAPABLE of being HONEST!! How EMBARRASSING!!!

[@GrammarPoliceInvestigations]

I was taught that if your siren isn't on, you are NOT an emergency vehicle.

[@ecrist]

Good reporting. Looks like FHP is hard at work deleting FB comments.😮

[@jasont7540]

Have been driving emergency traffic for 25 years, the officer was clearly at fault. The officer failed to clear the intersection and proceeded quickly despite having blind spots. Agreed, chirping a siren is NOT proper for driving emergency traffic. The trooper that issued the citation should be ashamed, he is clearly not there to serve and protect....he his a gang member and is only worried about protecting his own gang members.

[@watztheuse]

Boy, I did NOT see that coming. HUGE SARCASM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@timeisirelevnt]

Yep. You're getting skilled. The peddling pig was my suggestion. Good work.

[@hhazelton4391]

She needs to appeal and have an attorney question why incompetent Trooper didn't investigate as he should have!

[@vulcan2882]

what ever charges and tickets she got will be dismissed because her dash cam shows what really happened and also proves the cop lied.

[@jerseyshoredroneservices225]

Appeal? What she already convicted?

[@vulcan2882]

@@jerseyshoredroneservices225 .. this was a few days ago, how could she be convicted in a weeks time ?

[@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28]

Another isolated incident of "rules for thee, not for me"...

[@sourdoughisdelicious2055]

Disdain for them✅

[@johndenicola12678]

I didn’t see them sounds like an admission of guilt

[@patrickcarleton3924]

The cop was at fault. He was accelerating through the intersection, not going only 10-15 mph. The sound of his skids lasted way longer than an accident at 10-15 mph. Did they measure his skidmarks? There was no way the lady could have seen him the the other vehicles blocking her view.

[@glennross9760]

Great analysis of the incident. Insightful and informative. Will follow this site closely from now on.

[@David-qf6ls]

The Officer Admitted His Fault! 🇺🇸

[@artisan4797]

In my area in Southern California, most of our traffic lights have sensors that change the light to green when an emergency vehicle is approaching so that this type of accident is avoided.

[@555Trout]

Unbelievable.

[@jeremyfondo4320]

20mph would NOT move that car that far or do near as much damage. He should have to pay for everything just for lying. and mocking the uniform. Total disrespect.

[@tonymunro5693]

Like the cop said, "I just didn't see her " and she didn't see him,no sirens at all

[@R1Kyle]

There would be almost no repercussions against him for that event but his lies convict him. The best way to catch a criminal is give him a body cam and dash cam but that evidence is not good enough for police!

[@joycejohnson9760]

Thank you so much, for helping this lady!! Otherwise, she probably would have been found guilty. Chirping and having a constant siren on is different. This cop was definitely in the wrong. Again, thank you for looking out for the citizen🥰

[@zzyzxRDFwy15]

The Thin Blue Line Thugs Club dispensing sovereign citizen benefits to one of their own. Like who believes law enforcement is required to follow traffic laws now a days? In this day and age, accident victims of police misconduct are guilty even if they are innocent. The victim could have a chance to be found not guilty in a corrupt court of law but only they're willing to spend a lot of money with the legal industry and time proving their innocence.

[@Albert-nb9dm]

Looked like to me he did it on purpose. She sees stopped traffic and proceeds then all of a sudden the cop floors it. You heard him say " they're just not stopping" . The cop is so at fault.

[@Jusslookin]

That trooper deserves to be fired and jailed for 10 years, For failure to investigate. The trooper in the accident deserves 25 years to life for lying on a police report

[@AcidxAnarchy]

They had the nerve to charge the civilian when she had the green light AND the officer didn't have his sirens on.

[@blade6843]

No matter how URGENT the situation is you're attending, surely SAFETY to yourself and others is paramount!?! And the fact he is a LEO, he carries the greater responsibility!?!

[@stevejette2329]

Many states are now limiting the chase parameters. To pursue thru traffic and neighborhoods at very high speeds is dangerous to many people. Now cops need to find a different way to get their adrenaline 'fix'.

[@Davelon420]

An unconscious person is an EMS and Fire and Rescue mission Not a cop... cop was so focused on being a state sponsered lookie loo he forgot traffic laws still apply. What a sham if the victim got a ticket for going through a green light. The state is saying "if a cop breaks traffic law and hits you, you pay us and you get to buy a new car out of your own pocket"... what a joke, if they had hit the cop car MAYBE but it was the cop that ran the red and hit them. This cop disregarded all public safety to try to be on scene for something he isn't trained to deal with

[@gingyberrie]

we investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing.

[@RockyJustRocky-ih2uy]

Absolutely!

[@md9971]

I didn't see him 'pump his brakes" one bit.

[@djamesgraham]

Nothing a good lawyer for the civilian can sort out

[@t316kane]

We investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong

[@mission1125]

You ask who is at fault? Does it matter? We all know who should be found at fault but, the other driver has zero recourse to fight this. So it will always be someone else's fault until there's some accountability with our law enforcement.

[@michaelhenson9507]

Standard operating procedure for the gestapo, they investigated themselves and found they did nothing wrong.

[@poster7]

Horrible to give her a citation!! Terrible police work!

[@TeamTechSkaters]

This situation is crazily similar to one i witnessed and gave statement on. I should look into that and see what the outcome was. From my recollection, that officers siren was also not on. I remember being treated with disdain by the sherrif that took my statement like I was bothering him. I waited patiently and tried waiving him over but remarked "I'm a little busy", meanwhile every available officer responded and was already on scene.

[@stevetuttle3812]

I wonder what happened to the unconscious person? Half the police department responded to the accident.

[@barrygoldwasser5449]

And that's why I have a dash camera. Pigs are cowards unless proven otherwise

[@GaryAitcheson-b3c]

Siren does not give an emergency vehicle the right of way,it’s to alert road users to be cautious and officers must give other vehicles sufficient time to adjust to their sirens by being careful in the officers path,officers must also proceed with caution

[@deegood7791]

It's never their fault. I saw a video of a cop blow through a stop sign and got t boned. They got out and started yelling at the guy "you just hit a cop. They put him in cuffs.

[@NarnianRailway]

Cop stated 2:45 other cars stopped and he could not see the other car - so how can the car see the cop across the intersection? Agree with JMA, the low profile emergency white lights hard to see and lack contrast.

[@kennardjohnson7875]

I see the police officer at fault, no sirine and no double checking traffic to the traffic to his right. Officer lied to the trooper? The officer should be chit canned!

[@ricosuave8123]

Must admit, from what I saw from at 1:26 to about 1:30, it did appear the cop’s vehicle stopped for approximately 3-4 seconds before proceeding through the intersection. However, having the audible siren going continuously very well could have made the difference here. Cops always love using the phrase; _”conducting an investigation”_ … but it appears the other cops on the scene failed miserably to “investigate” any/all of the dash cam footage available to get a true view of what transpired. I hope the person receiving this citation fights it and is successful in having it dismissed, based on the dash cam footage.

[@louiegarcia6703]

Michigan here 👋✌️👍

[@josephsisson]

The thin blue line gang strikes again!

[@PatriotLady1991]

This exact scenario happened to me around 1990. T boned a highway patrol vehicle. I had a green light. Big intersection, inside lane. Multiple vehicles in the turn lane. I couldn't see the cop. Said he had his lights and siren on, but it happened so quickly, there was no warning. I wasn't ticketed, but they did say I was at fault for inattention. Few weeks later, saw the cop working the county fair, even though he said he was hurt. He got $100k out of it. I lost my 72 Lemans as a young college student. 😪 But that beast protected me. I had no injuries.

[@TruthrConsequences]

SIX officers parked in the middle of an intersection creating a traffic hazard, when they ALL could have moved to an adjacent lot. 🙄

[@BrianJ-929]

Great breakdown of the video and cutting through all the police bullsh!t to really show wut happened

[@stillraven9415]

Im mad at my employment counselor! He never told me that cops get to play bumper cars everyday!

[@timhough4006]

Thanks for sharing with the Missouri ozarks

[@1967eephour]

I think you’re spot on! If you’re clearing a problem intersection you must have full siren and double check, DUH!😢

[@richardl6751]

Thank goodness for her dash cam.

[@tylerolson7928]

Accidents happen no matter what they happen, but for the cop to go out of their way to a site, the driver is a clear demonstration of incompetence of power

[@user-ku8pz6gz2g]

It’s pathetic, how can these so called public servants families hold their heads up in public, it’s shameful, I am sure there her insurance company will fight this in court

[@terenceriordan9190]

This should have been the cop cited chirping isn't enough at a huge busy intersection. But to cite the civilian in this case is ridiculous. I hope she fights it.

[@garygemmell3488]

The cover up began before the oinker mobile even came to a rest. I live in a downtown apartment in one of the larger cities in America. The place is crawling with cops 24/7 and there is a fire station two blocks away. Needless to say, there are sirens going all the time. I don't drive so I walk pretty much everywhere. My main destination is the grocery store a block away. Not once, not ever, have a seen an emergency vehicle go through an intersection without the siren going continuously. The only thing chirping is that God awful infernal horn they have. I have even seen them turn on the siren as they go through the intersection. and turn it off once they clear it. The thin blue line will never turn on it's own.