WFAA News Channel 8 in Dallas does it again.
#11
what going to happen is she is going to "do something" about a rider minding his own business then be in jail for the rest of her life just like the idiot redneck that tried to run over the other rider
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#12
^^^What he said.
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#13
At least this ex-cop has enough sense to know that people don't just go out on rides looking to knock peoples mirrors off for no reason.
Steven Spainhouer
As an ex-police officer, I can attest to how difficult it is to chase down and apprehend sports cyclists who are showing off and running at speeds between 120 and 150 mph. All we can do is scrape their dead carcus' off the streets once they... wreck. The best advice I have for motorists is to stay out of their way and, as one indiviudal posted above, not challenge them. Most of them are out showing off the prowess and skills and they are not out to take on a 4,000 lb automobile. This doesn't mean the conduct is condoned and it most certainly is unsafe, but then so it texting and driving and using a cell phone while driving. Quite honestly, I'd rather run across an experienced "show off" than someone texting or talking on the phone . . . . .good story David. Maybe the NTRCOG can fun a joint law enforcement task force to patrol the highways with sports bikes of their own and apprehand some of the more dangerous bikers, but unless and until something like that is funded, no city is going to go out on their own and try to apprehend sports cyclists gone wild . . . .
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#14
^^^+1000
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#15
I didn't read everything but that post by the ex cop is awesome!
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#16
fuck leanna and wanda, we as stunters/riders do not punch or kick other people mirrors off for no reason... because wtf would be the point? and i love when people fuck with me then i get to a red light... now you can see whos the real tough guys... and for wanda making that comment she has whats coming to her some day....and exactly she admitted to following them at speeds of 120+ and anyways its a fucking baby BMW 3 series. surprised her fat ass even fits in it...
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Originally Posted by ~03~raven
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At least this ex-cop has enough sense to know that people don't just go out on rides looking to knock peoples mirrors off for no reason.
Steven Spainhouer
As an ex-police officer, I can attest to how difficult it is to chase down and apprehend sports cyclists who are showing off and running at speeds between 120 and 150 mph. All we can do is scrape their dead carcus' off the streets once they... wreck. The best advice I have for motorists is to stay out of their way and, as one indiviudal posted above, not challenge them. Most of them are out showing off the prowess and skills and they are not out to take on a 4,000 lb automobile. This doesn't mean the conduct is condoned and it most certainly is unsafe, but then so it texting and driving and using a cell phone while driving. Quite honestly, I'd rather run across an experienced "show off" than someone texting or talking on the phone . . . . .good story David. Maybe the NTRCOG can fun a joint law enforcement task force to patrol the highways with sports bikes of their own and apprehand some of the more dangerous bikers, but unless and until something like that is funded, no city is going to go out on their own and try to apprehend sports cyclists gone wild . . . .

thats just want these ego driven, over weight highway patrol officers need is 1000cc sport bikes to chase the riders who are experienced in evading leo on the highway.
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#18
i think everyone should try to add her on FB and talk mad shit! http://www.facebook.com/wkhutson
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i think everyone should try to add her on FB and talk mad shit! http://www.facebook.com/wkhutson

she has it set so you cant request her now.
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Originally Posted by ~03~raven
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At least this ex-cop has enough sense to know that people don't just go out on rides looking to knock peoples mirrors off for no reason.
Steven Spainhouer
As an ex-police officer, I can attest to how difficult it is to chase down and apprehend sports cyclists who are showing off and running at speeds between 120 and 150 mph. All we can do is scrape their dead carcus' off the streets once they... wreck. The best advice I have for motorists is to stay out of their way and, as one indiviudal posted above, not challenge them. Most of them are out showing off the prowess and skills and they are not out to take on a 4,000 lb automobile. This doesn't mean the conduct is condoned and it most certainly is unsafe, but then so it texting and driving and using a cell phone while driving. Quite honestly, I'd rather run across an experienced "show off" than someone texting or talking on the phone . . . . .good story David. Maybe the NTRCOG can fun a joint law enforcement task force to patrol the highways with sports bikes of their own and apprehand some of the more dangerous bikers, but unless and until something like that is funded, no city is going to go out on their own and try to apprehend sports cyclists gone wild . . . .

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Originally Posted by MiNi GuineA
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thats just want these ego driven, over weight highway patrol officers need is 1000cc sport bikes to chase the riders who are experienced in evading leo on the highway.

Well... I am a COP! For 18+ Yrs now and he is right! Also there are states like OK.. That has Busas and Fl who has cars that will get to 160+ and chase you.. I have seen them do it! But either way this stuff never ends good!
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