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So, to the extremes of what actually happened.
Cop trying to get this guy for awhile, sees him, says, "f-him", and kills him, feeling fine about it.
Or, cop accidentally hits him, kills him, and now will live with killing when not wanting or trying to for the rest of his life.
Either way, no matter how bad his riding was, a death is too far.
Maybe if he was about to kill some-one himself, I could see taking him out.
I've seen 'pit-riders' at a track that deserve to get their ass kicked, even though they are 'at a track', but not killed!
Not knowing the details, sounds like justice would have been to go to his house, arrest him, put him in jail, and give his bike to a deserving kid. Too bad the gov. is so red-taped and cluster-f'd to do the right thing all the time.
I personally think death is too final of a punishment however.....
^^^ WE NEED WAY MORE OF THIS
He may have not been making a smart decision, but that kid was somebody's friend and somebody's child.
We'll look for you to opine when one of these fuckwads hits a kid on the sidewalk, or crossing the street minding his own business.
these kids are thieves and thugs. they taunt the cops because the police are hand tied on what they can do about it. I don't feel sorry for people like this. they make their bed, they can sleep in it.
And either are or act like Thugs.
Pit Row
Everybody has their points to make and feelings on it, but my own personal feelings are that this is exactly what is going to happen when police departments (and in reality- our fantastic legal system) decides that "public safety" is a greater priority then establishing a set of laws and actually enforcing them.
Just like everyone who has had a bike stolen (like me) who have sounded off recently in these "wheely-boy posts", there is nothing like watching tax-paid law enforcement officers sit on the hood of a patrol car and just watch stolen bikes being wheelied recklessly (and very illegally) down the street.
Probably an immature thing to say and not really intelligent, but my feeling about this issue is "why can't I do that???".
I got pulled over for doing 43 in a 35 six months ago and had to take a half day off work to go to court so I could keep a good driving record for my job.
I'm lucky to have a dirt bike, but its several years old, needs about everything done to it and I won't have a new one anytime soon. I worked to buy that one, and a set of braces on my kid's teeth this year will limit my ability for buying the latest and greatest this year or next.
Should I complain that it is also hard to take a weekend to go riding?? Why can't I just ride out my garage and go tear-ass around the local roads for a few hours a week instead??
I realize its a complicated issue, and I'm sure I can be criticized on my view just as well.
I say either enforce it and make everyone accounable to the same set of rules.
If you arent going to do that, then sitautions like this are unavoidable from time to time.
At least we can hope that one kid sees how this ended, and decides to pick another path.
In answer to your question YES!!!!
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