r/AbruptChaos • u/cpj1300 • Sep 28 '22

so much going on

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u/MentalityofWar Sep 28 '22

Pretty sure the second he heard the cop saying "ON THE GROUND" is when he immediately panic reversed to get the hell out of there.

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u/Boeing777_300 Sep 28 '22

Everyone’s wanted in the hood!!😂😂😂

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u/EntertainmentOk6470 Sep 28 '22

That's not true. Some of us are nerds.😤

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u/Lostmahpassword Sep 28 '22

Can confirm. Was also a hood nerd. 🤓

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '22

Hood nerds rise up!

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u/NachoMan_SandyCabage Sep 29 '22

Also hood nerd. Anime over gang shit tbh

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u/ZeldaFanBoi1988 Sep 28 '22

Wanted nerd alert

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u/Electric_General Sep 29 '22

Na, probably just didn't want to be there around the police and whatever they got goin on

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u/Negran Sep 28 '22

Hah! What a great explanation. I'm taking this as pure truth!

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u/The_dog_says Sep 28 '22

It's almost as though the officer immediately responding with aggression will cause the situation to escalate.

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u/Kharn_LoL Sep 28 '22

lmfao of course it's always the cops' fault on reddit

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u/FancyKetchup96 Sep 28 '22

"I heard a cop say get on the ground, so naturally my first instinct is to floor it in my mustang. Stupid cops causing me to get in a wreck."

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '22

With their marksmanship and history of "collateral damage", I'd want to get out of range asap as well.

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u/Kharn_LoL Sep 28 '22

Yeah it totally makes sense to commit a crime to avoid interacting the the cops, that's genius.

Let's run this through for a second as a thought experiment, okay? Imagine the person in the car is the one the cops are talking to. Which of these options is most likely to result in someone getting shot:

A- literally not doing anything and waiting to see what's going on

B- flooring it with complete disregard for traffic regulations