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That is crazy...

 

Someone needs to smack the cop that ran along the passenger side with their gun drawn (when they were yanking the crook out of the car). He managed to point it at the two or three officers. Lucky he didn't have an adrenalin jerk on the trigger.

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Hmm, shows you what a car with good handling and someone willing to hang on for the ride can do. Right about the crossfire there too.

5.3LSilverado01 Enthusiast

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Its just a 6-banger rustang :mad: That guy can drive under some preasure!!!! :banghead: (imadgine the trolls hair as a cape and face is flying)

 

My all time favorate police chase is a stollen off the lot 2001+ 3500 crew cab dually chevy (8.1L i think). The chase is so long they had a comercial break (Worlds Scariest Police Chases on Fox). Cops tried a pit manuver but the truck powered on, it finally ran outa gas with 20+ police cars following it. I have this video on vhs tape, i wish i had a video capter card so i can upload it...

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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Nah...The best chase was the tank in San Diego. I lived there at the time, and actually saw it drive by at one point.

 

Good times, good times.

 

 

Well, not good times for the guy that was driving it. They killed him. :banghead:

lil327kid New Member

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That chase with the cute little purple f**kstang, was about a 2 minute drive from my house. I felt the need to go and race that little fart. If your going to steal a car at least make it a fast one. I know the squad cars are amazing top end but theres a lot of cars that can take one.

 

i'm done talking now

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah...Now that I'm at home, I watched it with sound.

 

The video starts with him heading west on 240 at about Shields, and ends around May.

 

What part of OKC do you live asilverblazer? Just wondering...I'm at about 89th and Sooner.

SxViper Enthusiast

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That chase with the cute little purple f**kstang, was about a 2 minute drive from my house. I felt the need to go and race that little fart. If your going to steal a car at least make it a fast one. I know the squad cars are amazing top end but theres a lot of cars that can take one.

 

i'm done talking now

Wish I saw the guy Sunday doing 165MPH down the Maine Turnpike on a rice bike.. They never caught him...

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