Vive la résistance contre les connards!
Also, of [i]course[/i] the Frenchman has the Eiffel Tower as his phones lock screen, Jesus. :v:
"You just made Santa's naughty list BITCH."
Seriously though, what sheer disregard and balls to just take off repeatedly after something like that happens.
Watched the whole vid, gotta say he did a real service to the poor person who that inconsiderate cunt knocked over.
From experience, the Renault Clio has more cunt drivers than good ones.
every on the street youtuber's dream come true. that was great tho. i was first expecting this to be too good to be true and to instead see something mediocre that could've debatably been staged or some shit, but nope god damn that was a legit chase involving a ton of people. if this somehow was faked I wouldn't even be mad, just impressed. wish it had english subtitles tho cause I'd love to know what's being said.
also was that the fucking hit-and-run'er that honked her horn just after she hit that person?? god damn lol.
He sees when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake.
He knows when you're hit and running, so don't for your sake.
also there's something magical about santa clause on a motorcycle getting a police escort, at 8:00. god damn that must've been a sight to see lmao.
Imagine sitting in traffic and seeing santa on a red bike chasing after some shitty renault
damn santa going above and beyond the clause of duty, putting naughty mother fuckers behind bars instead of just giving them coal this year, watch out bad kids
[QUOTE=postal;52983673]every on the street youtuber's dream come true. that was great tho. i was first expecting this to be too good to be true and to instead see something mediocre that could've debatably been staged or some shit, but nope god damn that was a legit chase involving a ton of people. if this somehow was faked I wouldn't even be mad, just impressed. wish it had english subtitles tho cause I'd love to know what's being said.
also was that the fucking hit-and-run'er that honked her horn just after she hit that person?? god damn lol.[/QUOTE]
Nothing really important is said during the chase. Just Santa telling the hit & runner to stop when he reaches her and calls her a bitch when she escapes. He also mentions the victim is an old woman since it's not very visible on video and hopes she'll be alright.
Interestingly, he tells during the escort how he wanted to be a cop but failed the exams.
did he give her any coal?
[QUOTE=postal;52983697]also there's something magical about santa clause on a motorcycle getting a police escort, at 8:00. god damn that must've been a sight to see lmao.[/QUOTE]
Shame he had to changed himself before having the escort, would have been a sight to behold :v:
[QUOTE=postal;52983673]every on the street youtuber's dream come true. that was great tho. i was first expecting this to be too good to be true and to instead see something mediocre that could've debatably been staged or some shit, but nope god damn that was a legit chase involving a ton of people. if this somehow was faked I wouldn't even be mad, just impressed. wish it had english subtitles tho cause I'd love to know what's being said.
also was that the fucking hit-and-run'er that honked her horn just after she hit that person?? god damn lol.[/QUOTE]
I think the honker was the guy in the Opel Insignia.
[hd]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXVOciEeBF8[/hd]
Here is another hit-and-run, same guy but this time he had a bunch of friends with him.
[editline]17th December 2017[/editline]
[URL="https://youtu.be/UjsdQxINryQ"]Another one[/URL] in case you can't get enough of this stuff, this is from a American.
[QUOTE=darth-veger;52983736]
[URL="https://youtu.be/UjsdQxINryQ"]Another one[/URL] in case you can't get enough of this stuff, this is from a American.[/QUOTE]
Making a phonecall while on your bike seems like a great way to cause another accident
Why was he following the police? I don't understand the language but I'm assuming he was being given an escort so that he could testify/present his recorded evidence. Also, how did they handle the hit and run lady? Did a van come by to pick her up to go to the station off camera?
one of the things i want to do in life is be in a police escort or motorcade of some kind
What did all that reckless driving and running red lights accomplish that couldn't be done with the video evidence, the plate number and a call to the police?
Other than risking another accident for the sake of making a youtube video I guess
fuck me i can't believe this guy films himself doing close to a ton in town and sticks it on youtube
[QUOTE=Ryo Ohki;52983845]What did all that reckless driving and running red lights accomplish that couldn't be done with the video evidence, the plate number and a call to the police?
Other than risking another accident for the sake of making a youtube video I guess[/QUOTE]
That's another thing I wanna know, his chasing could've lead to another accident. What happens there?
[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;52983854]That's another thing I wanna know, his chasing could've lead to another accident. What happens there?[/QUOTE]
Santa goes to the ho ho holding cell
I think there's two ways to look at it. I understand in the spur of the moment, they took off after her, I mean you just saw a person get hurt and the person responsible took off. Kinda of a citizen's duty. Did they create chances of more accidents? Absolutely, but they also stopped the person responsible BEFORE they could hurt anyone else in their getaway. I understand both cases and luckily there wasn't another accident.
[QUOTE=Ryo Ohki;52983845]What did all that reckless driving and running red lights accomplish that couldn't be done with the video evidence, the plate number and a call to the police?
Other than risking another accident for the sake of making a youtube video I guess[/QUOTE]
There's always the chance the vehicle was borrowed/stolen, there's no guarantee the person would be caught after fleeing the vehicle. A warrant would have had to be placed which, depending on the type of accident, may not even be actively pursued (in the OP's case it would've been, but veger's second video would've been an instance where it wouldn't have as far as I can tell). Not to mention the warrant would be placed based on the owner of the plates meaning it might not even be for the correct person. In many hit and run cases, nobody was actually recording the scene and so not only does the driver successfully flee, they'll likely never be caught.
Luckily the motorcyclist happened to be recording and chose to pursue the person. There's a definite risk/reward involved in doing so, but him pursuing that person may have also saved other people from injuries as well. All it takes is a small bump from behind to seriously injure someone.
Not to mention the driver may have been under the influence and they very possibly could have continued driving as they were if nobody chose to pursue them. It's dangerous, but it very rapidly gets the person off the streets and into the hands of the police.
I assume the logic was that if they tried to escape your first attempt at blocking them (with other drivers, to boot) that one might think that they could actually be possibly dangerous since you can't necessarily a tell the motive for them not wanting to accept justice, and that he was escorted for the video evidence to better clarify where the accident occurred to see if any reports of an injury at that intersection had happened in order to link them together? I'm not familiar with French, unfortunately, but that's what I got out of viewing it.
One thing I really learned here is that I never ever want to drive in Paris
What on earth was her thought process after she got stopped the first time? Oh, I'll just speed off in front of all these witnesses, try to beat a red light with the junction full of cars, and illegally merge into heavy city traffic on a congested road, surely this will help me get off scot-free.
[QUOTE=Headhumpy;52984163]What on earth was her thought process after she got stopped the first time? Oh, I'll just speed off in front of all these witnesses, try to beat a red light with the junction full of cars, and illegally merge into heavy city traffic on a congested road, surely this will help me get off scot-free.[/QUOTE]
It mostly comes down to fight-or-flight response. Generally speaking, people have morals and a sense of what is right and wrong. If you hit someone with your car, most people would immediately be horrified and overcome with a sense of guilt, and stay at the scene as they should. An accident is an accident.
However, sometimes the response to flee is so strong that you make a bad decision, and it ends up snowballing into more bad decisions. Some people will immediately start creating a negative feedback loop in their head of how fucked they are, until the only logical response at that moment is to just run away as fast as possible. At that point, you are no longer thinking, you are operating on pure instinct.
In the bikers defense - If he only filmed it, got the number for the car and such, there would be a long wait time, possibly, till they get the guy and even then you gotta look for him, prove it was him driving, file paper work. It would probably time months to do and probably avoided the driver causing more of these kinds of accidents.
I am all for police doing their jobs but sometimes people have to get involved if they can handle it.
Seriously, what a stupid whore
[QUOTE=DMGaina;52984458]Seriously, what a stupid whore[/QUOTE]
yes, hitting someone with your car makes you a whore if you're a woman. :badzing:
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