Remember 90 % of accidents and crashes are cause by driver with driver's license just saying 😂😆

At least he didnt take off

​@@nickmalone3143 His car was disabled.

​@@freddiesandoval9843 90% of drivers have license, and if they don't have license they shouldn't be driving.

The key is to keep driving

That absolute headass should have gotten a ticket

Would be hilarious to see her on the ditch further down the road rofl

She needed a ticket.

The stop requests he was trying to give via hand signals in pitch black darkness during a snowstorm? Anyone with situational awareness would expect someone to ignore it, that's why numb nuts pulled his torch out immediately after. He felt stupid as fuck but had to feel powerful, sad little man.

Another car blew by him a few min later

She didn't say WHAT she was paying attention to, though. Obviously not the Leo. Oh, and the Leo was the first to go toward / into oncoming traffic. I know the dude was sliding and going to collide. I guess he could have chosen the ditch.

He said stop once to her when she was in the car like 15 feet away, are you all braindead or do you really think she was 100% definitely without a doubt herd him say stop 1 time?

He yelled pay attention and said stop softly when she was even farther.

@@okayxdumberx He gave a hand signal to stop, at first.

😂😂

Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule making or legislation which would abrogate them." Miranda vs. Arizona, 384 US 436, 491 and ... "The claim and exercise of a constitutional Right cannot be converted into a crime." Miller vs. U.S., 230 F. 486, 489 and ... "There can be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of this exercise of constitutional Rights." Snerer vs. Cullen, 481 F. 946 Streets and highways are established and maintained for the purpose of travel and transportation by the public. Such travel may be for business or pleasure. "The use of the highways for the purpose of travel and transportation is not a mere privilege, but a common and fundamental Right of which the public and the individual cannot be rightfully deprived." Chicago Motor Coach vs. Chicago, 169 NE 22; Ligare vs. Chicago, 28 NE 934; Boon vs. Clark, 214 SSW 607; 25 Am.Jur. (1st) Highways Sect.163 and ... "The Right of the Citizen to travel upon the public highways and to transport his property thereon, either by horse drawn carriage or by automobile, is not a mere privilege which a city can prohibit or permit at will, but a common Right which he has under the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Thompson vs. Smith, 154 SE 579

@@SPHYNX99752 argh!! And now those "Sovereign Citizen" are going too far on this right now George W. is going to start thinking on what went wrong to "his" ... so much for law to keep the citizen in order if this is keeping them behave like nutz.

@@SPHYNX99752 get a job

@@SPHYNX99752 thanks for sharing this info. However, did you know DWLS (driving without a license) is a crime? “even though the federal government doesn’t mandate a national driver license, the US Supreme Court, on multiple occasions, has confirmed a state’s authority to establish licensing requirements for drivers.” “No matter what the situation that led you to being charged with driving without a license, you are going to be charged under MCL 257.904.” (This example is for Michigan but it differs from state to state)

She great driver. It's cop faulty he shouldn't be in mid lane hailing ass

So she was paying attention . Paying attention and listening to some aggressive cop, huffing and puffing all because he was in a fender bender is two different things.

@@MikoWorldwide You are incredibly stupid. it’s an accident and he’s directing traffic on a road with poor conditions. How stupid can you be exactly?

@@MikoWorldwide lol ok

@@MikoWorldwide Yeah honestly I’m not impressed with how he treated the crash driver before he knew about the lack of a driver’s license thing. They’re called “accidents” for a reason, there was no need for him to be that condescending.

He’s mad that’s his get out of his was ego wasn’t allowed because of a “accident “ power trip cops man

Except the part where he was yelling at drivers to apply their brakes on the ice where he just got hit because of the ice.

Stfu he dint go though nothing

Wasn't the cop also driving into oncoming traffic?

No don't respect that cops

@@xmann610 he did nothing wrong if we want change we also need to respect individuals when they’re doing things right.

Non-white privilege in action.

Yep same thing happened to me my insurance shot through the roof

Yep, a lot of irresponsible idiots who can’t drive on our roads. Don’t take it personally ladies 🤣

Maybe if insurance companies stopped charging people that haven't had a single wreck so much money then people would have insurance. People that are on their 4th car should be paying $500 a month.

Because for the past few years states have removed the need to be insured or have a DL. Especially enforcement of said traffic laws.. Because there are certain demographic factors that claim it is unfair to them. Yet the ones most impacted are the other people and law abiding citizens. I too have been struck by uninsured no valid vehicle license, no drivers license and illegal citizen. I had to pay for my repair and insurance went up. I couldn't even go to court because the driver disappeared.

You really think she hard that whisper from 20ft away?????? Wtf is wrong with this comment section

Is she also blind and unable to see a man flailing his arms?

​@Alabama-Gluaiseacht Saoirse na hÉireann your right, he did, but only twice and stopped before she stopped. Not sure how that's supposed to send the bluetooth signal to her robot brain to make her car stop moving. I'd love to have that explained to me though.

LOLOOLOL I k r

Oh yeah, she definitely heard that whisper. Lots of car noise. But yeah, her fault she should’ve heard him whisper.

Winsconsin started it all.

@@kentuky1233 shit i see more Arkansas than anything

@@Revenging and just wait till Alabama gets camcorders.

A lot of Nevada too

Haha, those Arkansas troopers are maniacs. They’ll pit you at 140.

According to google, only about 15% of people drive without a valid drivers license. It's crazy how those 15% are always the ones causing crashes or driving drunk. They are obviously not safe on the road. Driving without a license should come with an instant 10 year prison sentence.

that was funny

Would have funny had she tried to stop at that distance and slid into the cop, and who takes their cap off lens up in rain or snow?

" *I AM* " That's Midwestern attitude for ya

Common sense is the rarest kind. This what happens when you get your drivers license from a cereal box

“Pay attention” usually means “you’ve already not followed instructions… responding with “I am” is so bold

Proof one can't fix STUPID!

even just hitting the car in front of you that is stopped or going in your same direction would be better than hitting something APPROACHING you...smh.

There was a lot of room in the middle he couldve gone in if the cop wasnt trying to pass in horrible conditions. By the time he saw the cop it was way too late to stop

Hey, it's not his fault... His foot couldn't stop pushing on the accelerator!

@@Reth_Hard Doesnt sound like youve ever driven in snow before

😂 bootlicker . On these unsafe roads, the cops still decides to go through the middle Causing this accident. And redirecting traffic lyelling at people.

Okay bootlicker

he was not hurt lets be real

The cop is just a baby back bitch pussy boy. Let's be real with his sissy lala having ass

Only a pussy would hurt his elbow.

I always say leave twice as much room as you think you need to stop. Then when it is wet double that space, when it snows, double that space and when it is icy, just do not drive....

Sounds like something you learn to get a drivers license. Oh, never mind. 😉

The car in front of her came to a stop because of the oncoming emergency vehicle

I agree with you, it’s just some assholes think you reserved your safety bubble for them.

​@@Bendigo1 today I break checked an asian driver for tailgating me super close to my bumper, I never let for idiots to tailgate me, most uneducated drivers tailgate not to let for others to change lanes let's say you want to change a lane the driver that tailgates he does it on purpose not to let you to change lanes safely, uneducated drivers believe if they driving behind the car then it's their lane no one should change lanes infront of them. I do this way if someone close to my bumper not letting anyone to change lanes they'll be break checked then pay me money

I feel way more in control in a old truck with no abs, and a manual transmission

@@TheBurcham1 Me too👍🏻 In my old car I still use cadence braking.

Just think of fully self driving cars in snow and ice 😱

I've had idiots in shi*box econo cars zoom past my truck and the person in front of me in shiiii conditions while I'm in 4hi, they will be in the ditch one day as I pass along by and not offer my help

@Ryan E Wouldn't the computer just get confused when the road markings are covered in snow?

Excellent idea. I wonder why they haven't thought of that already. Seems so simple.

Like a stop/slow sign that construction workers have

It would help for sure those new led are so blinding!

To be fair, in CT we have a hard enough time getting them to use flashlights at night, it's even harder to get them to use the orange pop-on wands for their flashlights specifically-designed for traffic direction.

​@C Jacobs how?

I’ve been hit harder in a accident lmao, this cop is being a 🐱

That no driving clown wasn't hurt. If he was doing his job correctly he wouldn't be in this position. He's equally or more than at fault. Lucky his dumbass didn't get run over standing in the street. Only because everyone else was "paying attention". No common sense. You have to ignore stupid and drive away.

@@texaskushkings7069and you’re being a dick for one upping a car accident… car accidents are car accidents, he fell into a ditch that shit can be pretty painful

The dude had no business being on the road at all and was following to close Yet you want to blame the cop who's emergency lights were actived

Hey was responding to an emergency call.

Ever heard of a safe following distance and, I don't know..... PAYING ATTENTION?

When there are 3 lanes like was said in the video (if you watched it all). The middle lane probably was a turn lane and not for incoming traffic.

NO license / No insurance Picture them hitting you guess who would pay for the bills??

Happens in california way too often

Exactly… that was totally the cop’s fault

No ..he caused the accident

B.S the cop went into the on coming traffic trying to get around the car ahead of him. While causing on coming traffic to slam on breaks which made him loss control and hit the cop

@Big Marcus and he has the nerve to tell them, "Don't go into oncoming traffic"

@@m0z188 clearly 😂

I was looking for a comment like this. They’re both at fault because yes, he should’ve put it in the ditch. But the cop was driving in an unplowed section of the road arguably between cars. Could’ve been handled better all around.

@@peterpontzer4006 yea exactly, the law says cops must also follow all traffic laws unless driving to an emergency but still then they have to drive with the publics safety in mind. There is no point rushing and driving recklessly to an emergency if you are at risk of causing one on the way there.

Seriously, I've driven in Wisconsin plenty. Sometimes you just hit a patch of really nasty ice. Last winter I was creeping along a road doing 20mph. Started slowing super early for the stop sign and still slid into the intersection. Old car, had the tires lock up and when I let go of the brakes, they stayed locked up. The ice was too slick to break the resting friction of the pads and I slid into the ditch at 3mph. Yeah it's easy to say "keep a safe following distance" but sometimes the distance required to avoid a collision in snow is hundreds of feet which just isn't feasible.

@@xirabolt I drive a car built in 1985. Taking the transmission out of (over)drive, into neutral for a second, then into reverse and gently applying the gas will help slow/stop your skid.

@ Mike K---love our gov too----NOT! Same with the increased taxes on vehicle licensing--over a 600% cost to FIX OUR ROADS is the reason given to skyjack our licensing of vehicles and drivers. We already over pay in gas to FIX OUR ROADS, and they still are deplorable.

If you think that’s bad, you should see Florida.

You still have to pass the written and road test, and provide a verifired Minnesota address and ID. So please explain how this will have drastic negative changes.

You just know this guy exaggerated everything he said for his political narrative. Can't believe anything these people say. They are proud to lie.

That wouldn't make a difference as those people are already out driving now without a licence,

💯 Facts!

That’s what’s I thought

that officer sounds like a total dipshit

??????????????? I'm not sure I've ever read a more factually incorrect comment in my entire life lol

Like-you DO realize the cop had his emergency lights on and was passing around the guy in front of him because, you know, emergency vehicles can disobey normal traffic laws when responding to emergency calls. How are you comparing the cop driving in the middle of the road to the other driver swerving into the middle of the road?? Even if that person indeed did slide, it is their fault for not braking like the person in front of them clearly did. Or, at the very least, swerve off to the SIDE of the road and not literally into oncoming traffic.

I see it as 100-0 fault. Any time an emergency vehicle has its lights on you are supposed to slow down/stop and move right. That driver didn't stop and turned left, hence the accident. They would have learned this in driving school had they attended. Even a few minutes delay can be a matter of life and death when you’re traveling by ambulance. The same holds true if a first responder can’t get to the scene of an accident, a fire, or a disaster. Emergency vehicles need to get to the place where they can help people. If you’re on the road where they are traveling, you can help them get there by giving them a clear path to their destination. (According to Minnesota law) If the emergency vehicle is traveling on the opposite side of the road, and there is no divider, pull over to your right. That vehicle may need to use your lane to get by.

We don't miss you either..

dont know where you moved from/to, but i am getting ready to tell snow to eff off for life. moving from Philly to FL. snow sucks... don't care if i ever see it again.

@user-ro3xs6jt9c Don't bring your Democrat politics with you.

@@cmk5724 why did you even mention politics? 🤣

That’s what I saw he wasn’t driving in the wrong lane cop swerved to avoid hitting car in front of him and the other car went the same way to avoid hitting the car that the cop forced to stop by going in his lane

But to swerve into oncoming traffic? And no license at that. Deserves every charge. We gotta start punishing these morons.

@@positivepatriot1475 I agree on that driving with no license and no ins. Is unacceptable behavior

I can understand it, but it is YOUR job to follow far enough behind that you can stop if the car ahead stops suddenly. If you dying have snow tires you should be following even further back. Like a thousand feet. If you think that is silly, you are doing it wrong. You WILL be at fault when you rear end someone or get into a collision. You are responsible for being in control of your car at all times. If you can't, you were driving too fast and not exercising due caution. You can be going 5mph, if you crash, you can still be charged. It is up to you to be in control. If you have to drive 3mph, then that's what you do.

When I first got my license many years ago I had a very scary fender bender in a hail storm - with snow tires! Back then I was inexperienced. Now I know how to drive in it! I still shake like a leaf sometimes, driving in it, so if it snows I don't go out unless I have to!

Plenty of drivers with licenses that still don't know how to drive.

That is one of the dumbest things I have heard in a while. The majority of people with licenses have no clue how to drive, and you don't need to do a basic exam and get a little card to be a good driver. All you have to do to get a license is show that you know to stop for stop signs and pedestrians, you know how to parallel park, turn around, etc. There is nothing in the training or testing referring to driving in winter conditions. You learn that by doing it, and you don't need a card in your wallet to do that.

@@justforever96 Now, I agree with u to a certain degree. To learn to drive one should take classes and usually when classes are taken those drivers go on through the entire process and become licensed. Than you have the group who learn on their own resulting in many failed attempts, tickets and crashes. To have a license and loose it is different than never obtaining one from the start. Why should we have to pull $500 out of our @$$ for classes to be able to drive and others don't have too? Driving is a PRIVILEGE not a RIGHT. That got a little side tracked but u get the idea. 😜

@@joshcarlson9352 very true and idk how the F they got their license let alone manage to keep it!

@opinion8ed153, from what I can remember when I lived in a cold climate, every wound or injury always hurts worse when it’s cold like that.

Officer :Pay attention I DONT READ MIND STUPID

the cop WAS directing her, notice how she didn't stop?

He had his lights on???

@@AHomelessDoritoNot after the crash

The cop was lane splitting which is prohibited in the state of Wisconsin so no, the cop was not doing his job correctly. Even less in hazardous conditions. So yes the driver is a fault but let's not act like the cop is totally in the clear.

@@donlalo2002 cop had his lights on traffic has to yield to him the other guy was driving to fast fore the conditions drive 100% at fault

@@iknowmore9454 Nope legally you do not have to yield to any incoming law enforcement from the opposite lane sirens activated or not. Cops are still obligated to follow traffic laws. Especially on a 2(solid yellow) lane road in unstable conditions.

@@donlalo2002 yes you are any first responders drive towards you or behind you you pull to the right period what country do you drive in

@@iknowmore9454 Sir...look it up lmao stopping for emergency vehicles from the opposite direction is more of a courtesy than a requirement.

He's gasping for air because A) It's cold. It's literally snowing. I don't know if you've ever been outside in freezing temperatures before but it's kinda hard to breathe. B) He's jogging everywhere, carrying 25-50 (or more) LBS. of gear. This includes literal plates of steel in his plate carrier. (For protection against bullets.) C) His adrenaline is probably through the roof. He's going code 3 (lights and sirens) to an emergency call, which gets the blood pumping, and then is struck by a vehicle. I don't know of you've ever been in a vehicle accident before but lemme tell ya, it makes your blood start pumping. And D) He's not gasping for air because his elbow hurts. He's gasping for air for the above reasons.

No shit,,, he needs more wrecks to get his weight under control..

He didn't, wtf is wrong with you people? He is responding to an emergency with his lights on, he pulled over to go around the cars. That is what emergency lights are for.

Do you have driving license, the cop lights was turned on for an emergency if you emergency pull to the shoulder

🤣🤣🤣 Gave me a nice ol chuckle

The odds are he will get jail time when his court date comes.

The cop had already established and commanded the center of the road with his emergency lights on before the doofus tried to correct his poor driving mistakes and hit the cop

Well agreed

Drag race indicator right?

Its cold and when your in pain the cold increases that pain dramatically

@@Valleyy__ hes a police officer tho he should be trained for pain reduction how else would they be able to do anything in their line of work if a paper cut debilitates them greatly

cop was not even hurt, basically a stubbed toe maybe less

Y

I said wo not go

You clearly didn't pay attention to the video, he signaled with a waving hand movement for go and a forceful flat upward facing hand movement forward to stop

Civilian was following too closely for conditions and fair to properly reduce speed. His fault all day.

Failed to properly reduce speed. Sorry for the typo.

Actually, I just rewatched the video. The policeman is 💯 correct he was on an emergency call with lights on and the vehicle going the same direction with him pulled over to the right making room for the cop to go by and almost simultaneously the civilian with his car tries to pass the car in front of him hitting the cop car. The civilian is 💯 guilty!!

Failure to maintain assured safe distance. Driver who hit the cop is 💯 at fault

In most states if not all, all motorist have to yield, slow down or move over for any emergency vehicles. Many states ticket for not moving over.

@@Honkahonky Agree, but the emergency vehicle with emergency lights on does NOT give the cop the right to drive recklessly, dangerously, and without care to the rules of the road. It's the cop who is at fault no matter what.

Of course you think it was the cop's fault. But look at it this way. True, the officer did move to the left to pass the car slowing down. When he did that, he was not directly facing head on with the other car and it appears that there was room for him to safely pass down the middle. The driver that hit the officer pulled out from behind that car and headed directly for the officer, who he should have seen because the officer had his lights on. At the point of impact, that other driver was in the opposing lane of traffic, which he had no right to be in. The driver admitted he couldn't stop in time which means he was driving too fast, following too closely, not paying attention or a combination of all three. In any event it was the driver moving from behind the car in front of him and entering the opposite lane of traffic, that was the direct cause of the accident. Regardless of your personal feelings about cops, there is no legal justification for the other driver entering the opposing lane of traffic.

Stop and Think, you're exactly right.

It was clear when he started to go around. It wasn’t until he was next to the car he was passing when the person went into oncoming traffic and hit the officer

The officer didn’t. The guy who hit him veered into oncoming traffic because the car in front of him slowed down and he didn’t want to rear end him. He literally did the opposite of what ur supposed to do, which is pull to the right, off the roadway. I’m positive it would have been covered in the driving Manuel he would have needed to study in order to get his drivers license.

he's a cry baby

Emergency lights were on, he was responding to a "Call from dispatch" hence lights were on. As such he is allowed by law to use any lane he determines is safe to do so. So read a book and leave the comments to the Adults.

Wow hateful enough. Running emergency still means they have to do so safely. I was just bringing attention to the fact that (in my opinion) the officer could have helped to prevent the accident. Not saying he’s at fault at all just that he did contribute at some level.

Of course not, shh. The other driver was sliding due to the vehicle in front stopping and swerved to avoid the collision.

@@marcusanton95 Can't be reckless though especially when it's snowing and slippery.

@@marcusanton95 But it wasn't safe for him to pass at that time. Try using your eyes. Lights don't make the street conditions go away. 0:11 officer starts to turn into oncoming traffic. 0:14 officer is entering oncoming lane. Then the oncoming vehicle slows/stops in the middle of the road, because of the oncoming police vehicle is in their lane(wrong lane).

Not a blizzard but okay bud.

True. The only difference was that COP had emergency lights on. The other driver was NOT paying attention (from the distance.) He should have slowed down AHEAD OF TIME and pull to his right (a bit,) not try to go head on onto an emergency vehicle with flashing lights. Did he do it on purpose? Like the COP made it sound to be, no. He didn’t know the police car would go around the car in front of it, just like he did. But again, when you see an emergency vehicle traveling near by, slow tf down and stay away from it as much as (safely) possible. Instead of getting closer to it, smh.

They really should be using their arms to also direct which way they want them to go. Just waving a flashlight in the snow with a whole bunch of other lights?? Idk how well im gonna process that.

They still wont listen and be deer in the headlights when it happens to them

Splitting lanes? He’s responding to a call, full code

Why would the cop be at fault??

both vehicles did the same thing agreed

Cops are allowed to use discretion when they have emergency lights on, so legally the cop was allowed to go in the middle like that I believe. Either way, it was dangerous to do so

@@seetha7 ahh I didn’t know he had his lights on… either way seems like they both lost traction and panicked.

I agree. That cop had no reason to fly past the car in the center lane in those conditions. He should know better for sure.

The problem with Minnesota is nobody knows how to drive that's in the cities. That black ice might just be rain and your imagination. You're also probably the jerk-off doing 30 in the left hand lane of a 4 lane freeway because it has a lease snow in it..

TYTYTY, now I don't have to watch it again 'cause that's what I thought. WTH was the cop doing out there anyway. Just think, if he had stayed in the donut shop !

Because you do not have driving license. If this shit would happen in Germany or France your as* would been locked up

He wasn't trying to overtake. He couldn't stop, so to avoid a collision, he went into the center lane.

Technically the civilian did not have a driver license so he should not have been on the roadway period. If he had not been driving there would have been a collision.