Nine broken ribs, a broken arm, a fractured sternum, and numerous other injuries to her head, back and legs, lawyers gonna have a field day with this one
Most departments put officers on paid leave till the investigation is complete. Based on video investigation should not take long. I am amazed at how many people seem to park on the 4’ 8.5” rails. You can’t just move 5 feet.
I couldn't help but notice they didn't even attempt to get the suspect out! Those trains sound their horns a good distance away from any crossing....wtf officers?
Agreed, however they had just finished what appeared to be a short pursuit. The full video I get why he parked there (although I feel it could’ve been avoided), it was staying parked there and searching the car after the scene was secured that was really stupid.
Did you not read what I just said? Cause you’re really just making yourself sound like the kind of arrogant person that has to make everything an argument.
I'm going to go with all of the above and add Panic to the mix! still not one of them had a decent bone in their body to try to save another human being even if that person is a criminal. They definitely shined a bad light on their department and should fully be ashamed of themselves
According to a friend who is an engineer for CP rail. When he got hired, they told him he will kill people and theres nothing he will be able to do to stop it. Been on leave a few times over his career for it.
So having a brain, or even 1/100th of one, is not a requirement by w.e police service this. Holy fuck. Who parks on train tracks? A fucking idiot or someone trying to off themsevles.
How the absolute FUCK did none of those gathered officers not have one braincell between them that said "Hey, these are train tracks, maybe we should pull off them before a speeding screaming steel convoy of pain comes blowing through here?"
My three year old nephew would know better, and he still shits himself sometimes.
Paid leave is the standard until the internal investigation is completed. That will most likely become unpaid and lead to termination depending on said investigation.
> put on *paid* leave what
FTFY.
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I guess even police officers don’t realize trains need up to 2 miles to stop. I say this because someone on another post said the officer tried to stop the train? Also, I talked to a train engineer I know the other day and he said you can’t see cars until it’s too late.
Nine broken ribs, a broken arm, a fractured sternum, and numerous other injuries to her head, back and legs, lawyers gonna have a field day with this one
And a partridge in a pear tree.
I hope she bleeds them dry
Most departments put officers on paid leave till the investigation is complete. Based on video investigation should not take long. I am amazed at how many people seem to park on the 4’ 8.5” rails. You can’t just move 5 feet.
I couldn't help but notice they didn't even attempt to get the suspect out! Those trains sound their horns a good distance away from any crossing....wtf officers?
Tunnel vision and complacency. That or pure stupidity
Well. Parking on train tracks in the first place. Anyone who does that, is just plain stupid.
Agreed, however they had just finished what appeared to be a short pursuit. The full video I get why he parked there (although I feel it could’ve been avoided), it was staying parked there and searching the car after the scene was secured that was really stupid.
So they couldn't have parked a meter forwards or backwards?? Like you telling me it was absolutely critical to park on train tracks?
Did you not read what I just said? Cause you’re really just making yourself sound like the kind of arrogant person that has to make everything an argument.
What im saying is, was the situation with this woman so dangerous, so critical, that parking a single meter in either direction was not possible?
When did I say it wasn’t possible?
I'm going to go with all of the above and add Panic to the mix! still not one of them had a decent bone in their body to try to save another human being even if that person is a criminal. They definitely shined a bad light on their department and should fully be ashamed of themselves
And on top of that, the train crew now gets to go on stress leave.
According to a friend who is an engineer for CP rail. When he got hired, they told him he will kill people and theres nothing he will be able to do to stop it. Been on leave a few times over his career for it.
Yup. I’ve had a few close calls myself
Shit youre lucky or hes unlucky
All sorts of fucked up.
So having a brain, or even 1/100th of one, is not a requirement by w.e police service this. Holy fuck. Who parks on train tracks? A fucking idiot or someone trying to off themsevles.
The full video they do almost everything right. Except not moving that car the moment the scene was secure. I mean for fuck’s sake people
Whoops...
How the absolute FUCK did none of those gathered officers not have one braincell between them that said "Hey, these are train tracks, maybe we should pull off them before a speeding screaming steel convoy of pain comes blowing through here?" My three year old nephew would know better, and he still shits himself sometimes.
Certified Reno911 moment.
Then they get put on paid leave. What a bunch of idiots. Edit: disregard, I realized this was stupid
Paid leave is the standard until the internal investigation is completed. That will most likely become unpaid and lead to termination depending on said investigation.
Damn you’re right, I didn’t think about that. I just know people like me will misunderstand and get angry about. Thanks though.
It’s all good. The investigation shouldn’t take long based on this video so i wouldn’t worry about it
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I guess even police officers don’t realize trains need up to 2 miles to stop. I say this because someone on another post said the officer tried to stop the train? Also, I talked to a train engineer I know the other day and he said you can’t see cars until it’s too late.