And the guy plead guilty! What did they threaten him with something worse?
Trooper dead chasing speeder. Speeder gets 17 years for vehicular homicide!
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Deputy819
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Well, we don't know how long this pursuit lasted and you have to factor in other unit/agency response time here…..at the speeds listed (up to140 mph) it would've been nearly impossible to "close off the interstate" at a specified point. Trust me…I know this!he should've called ahead closed off the interstate and caught him that way.
no need to endanger everyone on the highway including himself.
I 100% agree with the last part!
Deputy819
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Well, they're supposed to be seat-belted in, but there are times when that just can't be done……and yes, "brake checks" er, um…I mean dogs/deer can suddenly pose a concern.
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Deputy819
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…..and here it is! Exactly the reason for STRICT pursuit policies.
philipbrousseau
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I just fail to see where it is the bike riders fault the officer was killed.
M1A1ABRAMS
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Exactly he made a decision on is part. And it turned out to be a bad one that day. Would we be hearing about this, had he caught the guy due to the rider crashing ?
This is terrible all around. My condolences to both families for they have essentially both lost loved ones. I would never pass judgment on the decisions another man makes in a situation I'm not sure how I'd react in. Im confident the trooper knew in his mind that he was doing the right thing. And whos to say he was not. I think the takeaway is to be thankful for everything you have! Because every decision you make could potentially land you in memorial or with 17 years in prison.
Rest easy Trooper Cenescar, America thanks you for your sacrifice!
Rest easy Trooper Cenescar, America thanks you for your sacrifice!
Hand Skills
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Perhaps in a dream world..! To pit a CBR 1000 the cop unit would require AWD and over 1000hp to make that work.
Personally I love the idea
Personally I love the idea
Deputy819
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Here's what the Kentucky League of Cities says about this kinda thing. Here in Kentucky if the guy riding the bike had died as a result of a "high speed" P.I.T maneuver it's likely the Trooper would've been charged…UNLESS deadly force would've been justified (ie VIOLENT felony).
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So…. You are saying I should do it, got it.
Kidding!!!!
I understand, just tired of the threatening behaviors and acts of others, in many situations and areas, becoming normalized, excused, even celebrated…. and that we are supposed to accept it.
I pray for peace for the family, team, and friends of the officer.
I wish for a very very hard and painful prison term for the rider.
Kidding!!!!
I understand, just tired of the threatening behaviors and acts of others, in many situations and areas, becoming normalized, excused, even celebrated…. and that we are supposed to accept it.
I pray for peace for the family, team, and friends of the officer.
I wish for a very very hard and painful prison term for the rider.
