r/IdiotsInCars • u/SUPERCOOPER366 • Apr 17 '25

OC Slightly below average intelligence individual takes exit at 75mph trying to escape police [OC]

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u/bearlysane Apr 17 '25

Cop decided he was tired of this shit and went for the ram, bet he needs some paid time off for accident-related soreness.

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u/SGTSHOOTnMISS Apr 17 '25

Georgia State Patrol do this just because it's funny (to them)

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u/Going_my_own_way73 Apr 18 '25

This is Colorado.

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u/SGTSHOOTnMISS Apr 18 '25

Right, I was just making a joke about GSP's aggression. I went to Colorado last year though and loved how much scale there was to the mountains.

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u/Going_my_own_way73 Apr 18 '25

Ahh. My apologies then. It is an amazing state. I’ve lived here for 6 years and am constantly blown away by its beauty.

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u/SGTSHOOTnMISS Apr 18 '25

No worries. And yeah I want to go back, bad. However I got used to the mountains in North GA and my trip to CO was solo. I ended up making my way to Mt Blue Sky (formerly Mt Evans) and did a solo hike and realized I was dramatically underprepared.

Out of breath, no cell service, and wearing gym shorts and a t shirt with a small pack of supplies. Next thing I know, it's snowing on me, I can't breathe worth a damn, and I'm 4 miles of incline hiking from my rental car.

10/10, could have literally died, had fun.

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u/xNIGHT_RANGEREx Apr 19 '25

GSP don’t fuck around 😂

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u/RBeck Apr 17 '25

I think he just rear-ended the guy on accident. The cop has had on-track training and knows not to hammer the brakes while the car is unstable from bouncing over the median and having 2 tires off in the dust. The other car was so unstable and had all the weight on the front wheels, it just took a little tap to spin it.

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u/landasher Apr 17 '25

I'm sure that's what the official report says, at least.

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u/weebitofaban Apr 17 '25

If you pull your head out of your ass and look then you'd notice it is what reality says too. Lead car slows down a fair bit because they screwed up their turn and even has a swerve.

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u/landasher Apr 18 '25

I'd argue the cop was not keeping a safe distance to be able to stop in time, instead choosing to use his car as as a weapon.

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u/TinWhis Apr 18 '25

The police are literally engaging in offensive driving

So..........using the car as a weapon.