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Crazy Drag Race Street Takeover as Crowd Swarms Police car with Officer Inside
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New video released shows an angry crowd jumping on a Cleveland police car.
It happened with drivers doing “donuts” around another patrol car.
Wild chaos like that has now led to the first steps toward tougher city laws against street takeovers.
Cleveland police video allows you to see what an officer saw inches away through his windshield.
He tried to stop a street takeover near Lee and Miles, but people with cameras recording the takeover stood in the way of the officer’s car.
“Move!” he said.
Yet, no one got out of the way. Instead, people with cameras kept recording with their phones, and then they started to take over the police car.
You see several people jumping onto the car and even pounding the hood.
“Hey, I got people jumping on my car. Get me cars up here now,” the officer said over police radio.
The new police video reveals people involved in the takeover and watching had no fear of authority.
On the last weekend of September, crowds with loud cars and guns tied up busy city intersections and also the Innerbelt Bridge.
We reported earlier that one officer tried to stop the stunts, but he ended up calling for help. Now you see why.
At another scene, five men beat an off-duty officer.
It happened with drivers doing “donuts” around another patrol car.
Wild chaos like that has now led to the first steps toward tougher city laws against street takeovers.
Cleveland police video allows you to see what an officer saw inches away through his windshield.
He tried to stop a street takeover near Lee and Miles, but people with cameras recording the takeover stood in the way of the officer’s car.
“Move!” he said.
Yet, no one got out of the way. Instead, people with cameras kept recording with their phones, and then they started to take over the police car.
You see several people jumping onto the car and even pounding the hood.
“Hey, I got people jumping on my car. Get me cars up here now,” the officer said over police radio.
The new police video reveals people involved in the takeover and watching had no fear of authority.
On the last weekend of September, crowds with loud cars and guns tied up busy city intersections and also the Innerbelt Bridge.
We reported earlier that one officer tried to stop the stunts, but he ended up calling for help. Now you see why.
At another scene, five men beat an off-duty officer.
Categories: Crime & Lawlessness
half.wombat.4444@maildrop.cc 9 months ago
«This is the dreadful aftermath of Trump's four
years in the White House as he attempted to
emasculate every state police force. In effect
Trump was a criminal enabler who, hopefully,
will be in jail himself by this time next year.»
sirmrmikey 9 months ago
«Would have been the perfect time to nail the fuel, woulda' got rid of a few more scumbags»
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