Car pulls up, pulls an AR on a opp in front the cops, and the cop...(Video)

[valet]

 

[Pseudonym]

cop driving back to base like

I almost died

 

[bnew]

4 of them in that car, all getting charges.

dude shooting didn't give a damn about anybody else in his line of fire.

 

[valet]

4 of them in that car, all getting charges.

Police ain't suppose to dip off though

 

[bnew]

Police ain't suppose to dip off though

weren't they riding parallel to the car?

 

[valet]

weren't they riding parallel to the car?

The police department said they're investigating because they may not acted appropriately. To me, it looks like they pulled in front of the car and drove off.

 

[Marezzy]

That cop dipped out like a CIVILIAN. nikka said I got 5 days until retirement. The cop did the dash when that damn rifle came out. Put that motherfukker on desk duty

 

[TEKBEATZ]

cop driving back to base like

I almost died

 

[bnew]

The police department said they're investigating because they may not acted appropriately. To me, it looks like they pulled in front of the car and drove off.

they're cowards who love to cosplay everyday as if they're going to war.

reminds me of this

A man who was brutally stabbed by Brooklyn subway slasher Maksim Gelman two years ago had his negligence case against the city dismissed in court yesterday, despite the fact that two transit officers had locked themselves in a motorman's car only a few feet from him at the time of the attack.

Gelman stabbed Joseph Lozito in the face, neck, hands and head on an uptown 3 train in February 2011, after fatally stabbing four people and injuring three others in a 28-hour period. Lozito, a father of two and an avid martial arts fan, was able to tackle Gelman and hold him down, and Gelman was eventually arrested by the transit officers. Lozito sued the city, arguing that the police officers had locked themselves in the conductor's car and failed to come to his aid in time.


The city, meanwhile, claimed that the NYPD had no "special duty" to intervene at the time, and that they were in the motorman's car because they believed Gelman had a gun. And Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Margaret Chan has sided with the city, noting that there was no evidence the cops were aware Lozito was in danger at the time.

Chan did however, note the heroism of Lozito's actions: "The dismissal of this lawsuit does not lessen Mr. Lozito’s bravery or the pain of his injuries," she wrote in her decision yesterday. "Mr. Lozito heroically maneuvered the knife away from Gelman and subdued him on the subway floor." Gelman was sentenced to 200 years in prison in January 2012; he was sentenced to an additional 25 years for Lozito's stabbing the following month.

 

[DatNkkaCutty]

What type of hoe as shyt.




Fuk that ngga doin walking dolo, late-nite, on some wide open shyt like that anyway for? Ngga looked like a sittin duck.

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

What type of hoe as shyt.




Fuk that ngga doin walking dolo, late-nite, on some wide open shyt like that anyway for? Ngga looked like a sittin duck.

you know you live in hell when the guy walking outside is the one doing something weird

not the 4 people ridding in a car to kill somebody

it will always amaze me how you can convince several people to come along to a crime like what type of stupid people you hang with?

they def won whatever they get.

 

[DatBoiHawk]

Shoot an AR 15 with ONE hand brehs

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

cop driving back to base like

I almost died

 

[NinoBrown]

Cop saw they were armed and didn't want any smoke....

When the toolie comes out the pig's voices turn into Mariah Carey....