How is it that you know it was a traffic violation?
Of course we should not consider the recent faked police raceism video. Surely this could not be one of those. Hey it was on the internet it must be true.
And since I am urinating in cerial. I hope you and I can agree justin on this. I will vacate your beloved tejas the vary moment my time at Hood is over. The last time I was there another crime was committed that I am am sure you and rat will defend as work place violence commuted by a miss understood Muslim convert. And yes I have orders and documents with the DTG stamped from that building on that day.

Lots of good questions..... as a biker, my first reaction was shock that the cop put the biker in danger. I was relieved that the cop backed off, and i would hope he had dash cam video to enforce whatever law was broken in a future safe manner. If bike had been stolen, crashing it and harming the thief doesn't seem like a good option to me.
As I said before, if I witnessed this from behind, I would have filmed it. I may not know if the cop is a good cop or a bad cop. I may not know what inspired the pursuit. But I would know that if the cop was endangering the biker, it was worthy of filming.

And I bet the biker runs energy saving oil.
Now that I am all worked up I am going to take a ride on a twisted road and I assure you, if I see lights I will pull over.
Rat I disagree with you. However if you were on fire I would pee on you to help you out. No disrespect intended.

Atomikchicken out.

atomikchicken wrote on 03/23/15 at 08:54:38:

Your statement displays pompous impertinent presumptuous and arrogance. Just what justifies such a personally insulting attack?

Per "10 News" :

"FHP policy provides specific guidelines to pursuing motorcycles to ensure public safety, which is why Ross disengaged when the motorcyclist fled from the scene."

http://www.wtsp.com/story/news/local/2015/03/20/youtube-video-leads-to-fhp-re...

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It's not about letting criminals get away with it, it's about the fact you're on a busy highway, do really want some jackass cutting off other drivers then potentially end up causing a massive car pile up with possible fatalities.

Then when the officer ends up in court over the pile up and makes the remark, "Well, if I let one of 'em go, I gotta start letting them all go! And I couldn't have that now, could I?" I'm sure every lawyer will agree with him and he'll be let free to go with no consequences.

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Here in Austin I've heard an officer once say, "I don't ever try to chase a bike, because you can blink, and they'll be gone".

It would be horrible to cause damage and danger over a toll road fee. Look up the license plate, pursue the owner, if it wasn't them operating, tough sh*t. It's your bike, your responsibility.

Once again, this is just my personal opinion. I don't expect any of y'all to bend over backwards to change your beliefs, just please see that there are more than just one ways to look at a situation.

enough already