Running from the police?
By 911Ricki
@911Ricki (13588)
Canada
May 28, 2012 6:14pm CST
I went shopping in a town south of me about 20 - 30 minutes. I went to a few stores, and visited my sister at work to check the plants there.
On my way home the flew by a line up of cars (me including), chasing another caar in front of him.
By the time I got further up the road the cop had the car pulled over, and guns drawn.
The guy driving was crying and screaming I didnt do anything. It was rush hour traffic so all the morons were on the road so as we slowly drove by I just chuckled in my head. I mean if you didnt do anything why run, and make a fool out of yourself also get more charges under your belt.
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6 responses
@preciousjayje (125)
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29 May 12
Yes, you are right. If you are not guilty no reason for you to run for that situation.
There are lots of policemen act as if they are the one who's right. That makes my blood run so high.
@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
29 May 12
The man tried to run away from the police and that is not a wise thing to do. If the police want to stop someone he or she should go and talk with the police officers. In a car he or she can pull over and let the police car park behind. Maybe the driver had been speeding and didn't realize how fast he had been going.
My disabled son is five years old. For his birthday he got a toy police car, a toy police motor bike and a toy police van. He got toy police men and robbers. He always waves to police men passing by when we are out.
@allyoftherain (7208)
• United States
29 May 12
Running makes you look super guilty. 
I always wonder what criminals who run are thinking. I've never had the privilege of being able to watch a chase myself (not that I really think I would want to, that's probably too much of the bad kind of excitement) but I've always heard of and seen chases on the news and thought the same thing. Why not stay put and swear you innocence? That actually makes you look less guilty. Lol
I always wonder what criminals who run are thinking. I've never had the privilege of being able to watch a chase myself (not that I really think I would want to, that's probably too much of the bad kind of excitement) but I've always heard of and seen chases on the news and thought the same thing. Why not stay put and swear you innocence? That actually makes you look less guilty. Lol
@justcrafttalk (108)
• United States
29 May 12
the prisons are just full of Innocent people! they never did anything either!
why risk your life and others speeding if you didn't do anything?
I think I would have gotten a chuckle over that, too.
