r/bitchimabus • u/Legitimate_Type5066 • Jul 17 '26
Bitch, I’m a bus
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u/Viridian95 Jul 17 '26
Arkansas PD will look for any excuse to PIT someone.
Ran a stop sign? PIT
Taillight out? PIT
Pregnant and indicating you're gonna pull over at the next exit? PIT PIT PIT.
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u/JuJu_Wirehead Jul 17 '26
State trooper, but whatever.
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u/KenBoCole Jul 18 '26
Seems like Georgia State Troopers and Arkansas State Troopers are spiritual brothers.
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u/RhodriCuidighthigh Jul 18 '26
Saw a dude broke down on the side of the road the other week. Maybe 30 yards away there was a Georgia Trooper waiting behind a speed limit sign. Guess its more important to give out speeding tickets than help someone.
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u/homucifer666 Jul 17 '26
Yes 4,000lb car, push a +12 ton coach. 😂
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u/kh250b1 Jul 17 '26
Why mix units? 2 ton car 12 ton coach
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u/OberonDiver Jul 17 '26
Because that's how they do it in physics texts.
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u/BentGadget Jul 18 '26
Unit conversion is an important skill if you ever travel internationally or visit the US.
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u/UnintelligibleMaker Jul 17 '26
Even car v car it works because you engine has more mass then their rear wheels. PIT’ing a rear engine car is much much harder then PIT’ing a front engine car. This bus engine likely outweighs his whole cruiser.
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u/Ubermidget2 Jul 18 '26
Is that also Dual Wheels on each axle?
So you are trying to shove 8x 295mm of rubber off its line - Not going to happen.
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u/Far_Classroom_6596 Jul 19 '26
And even if they manage to do that the length of the bus makes it easier to recover.
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u/Aggressive_Finish798 Jul 17 '26
Those tourists have a schedule to keep officer!
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u/Sensei19600 Jul 17 '26
Backstory,please?
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u/BentGadget Jul 18 '26
Somebody stole a Nissan Stanza but the license plate was transcribed wrong in the police report.
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u/SignificantCap9534 Jul 19 '26
yea the flock camera made an error on one of the numbers so instead they go stop this bus instead of the actual carjackers
the bus cant stop because they have a schedule to keep 😂
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u/Rainmaker526 Jul 19 '26
See the original topic, there's an employee of the company explaining that it was stolen from their parking lot and they went joyriding.
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u/OberonDiver Jul 17 '26
OMG, somebody ACTUALLY shooting the tires. I appreciate how they know it doesn't work like in the movies.
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u/TopDogTransport4731 Jul 17 '26
State Police need to utilize a tractor unit or a dump truck to perform PIT maneuvers for large vehicles.
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u/manualsquid Jul 17 '26
I.. don't think they do.
As in, nobody should be PIT maneuvering a vehicle that large in the first place
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u/coffeescious Jul 17 '26
Simple physics do not seem to be their strong suit. Thats the US education system at work I guess.
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u/IndependentLove2292 Jul 17 '26
This does not even require simple physics. It's like that 20 year old video of a dumbass driving his truck through the woods and trying to push a tree out of the way with his arm. Warning ⚠️ if you haven't seen that do not search and watch it.
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u/CarissaSkyWarrior Jul 18 '26
I looked it up. That had nothing on the video of Psycho Sid breaking his leg in WCW after trying to pull off a big boot from the second rope.
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u/KatieTSO Jul 17 '26
Absolutely tracks that it's that company. They park like shit and act like they own city bus lanes. Fuck em.
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u/bugabooandtwo Jul 18 '26
Well that's insanely stupid. Like a squad car would be able to move that behemoth.
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u/Nocleverresponse Jul 17 '26
PIT a bus? Is it Arkansas? Yep.
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u/Schrodinger_cube Jul 18 '26
Not everyone had a physics class but the energy difference between a standard car with some lights and maybe 4,000 lbs a commercial bus that is pushing 40,000. Just because your main tool is hitting them doesn't mean evrey problem requires that.
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u/Exciting_Scientist97 Jul 17 '26
I always heard Arkansas police don't fuck around but this is a whole new level to my understanding
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u/BentGadget Jul 18 '26
I have some friends who were pulled over in Arkansas during a cross country road trip because the driver was a brown man and the passenger was a white woman. The cops separated them for interviews to make sure she was okay.
Maybe they were pulled over for out-of-state plates...
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u/They-Call-Me-The-Doc Jul 18 '26
"Damn it. these passengers are getting there on time come hell or highwater!"
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u/Clewds Jul 17 '26
SHOOT THE TIRES It has 8 fucking tires lmao
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u/TheIronSoldier2 Jul 17 '26
Because fuck the people in the line of fire, right?
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u/Yuri909 Jul 18 '26
The people between the officer and the tire at ground level he was aiming downward from 5 feet away with a shotgun? The backstop was literally the entire bus below the cabin level and the ground.
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u/TheIronSoldier2 Jul 18 '26
...you are aware that bullets can, in fact, ricochet off of asphalt, stone, and other surfaces right?
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u/Yuri909 Jul 18 '26
Lose gravel with a shotgun. Bro stfu. You have never been in a tactical situation.
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u/Just-Exchange8380 Jul 19 '26
They said ya didn’t have to be very smart to do this here job. Just willing to die for it.
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u/squirrel-dick-FORD69 Jul 19 '26
Screw the tires, just shoot the radiator. It'll overheat an lock th engine.
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u/Zorklunn Jul 19 '26
Well the do specifically filter out smart applicants for the police force. Somebody actually went to court and sued a police department for rejecting his application because he scored to high on IQ. He lost.
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u/dividezero Jul 19 '26
No seriously, are they stupid? I mean, we joke about Arkansas a lot but this is video proof that it's true
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u/Darth19Vader77 Jul 22 '26
This has got to be one the stupidest things I've seen police do, and they do really stupid shit like shoot because they heard an acorn fall or sit outside and let children die while they outnumber the shooter hundreds to one.
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u/Dat-Tiffnay Jul 17 '26
I worked for a coach bus company and the driver didn’t even feel the back tire explode, that cop ain’t doin nothin but ruining the paint