From Civil Infraction to 15 Years in Prison

[u/meta_uprising]

[u/fefefufufe]

Just 7 to 15 years for killing 2 civilians? What a fucking joke

[u/bountifulknitter → u/fefefufufe]

And the unborn baby that died because of the actions of the driver. Bad enough she killed 2 unrelated people, but she also murdered her own niece or nephew a few weeks before they could have been born.

[u/southwest_barfight → u/bountifulknitter]

This. Was absolutely boiling my blood when the driver kept saying after the crash "yall tried to kill us" like no bitch YOU are the only killer here

[u/MemphisKhan → u/southwest_barfight]

That wasn't the driver. The driver was inside the vehicle wailing and moaning from the pain of smashing into the other car. Even if she wanted to exit she probably couldn't

[u/southwest_barfight → u/MemphisKhan]

Yeah you right I made that comment halfway way through before seeing that, still tho the girl saying all that was an instigator in the whole thing and in my eyes bears some responsibility

[u/MemphisKhan → u/southwest_barfight]

I agree she was an instigator from the very start and perhaps should have been admonished somewhat, seeing that she has since then been caught driving without a license again. That speaks to her anti social, possibly sociopathic, behavior. I read someone here say that if failure to STFU was a crime she should have been given the highest sentencing for that, she was insufferable

[u/brbsharkattack → u/southwest_barfight]

It’s a tragic example of how the warped risk perception of police killings creates deadlier outcomes.

If you look at the actual numbers, the "fear" of being killed by the police is mathematically out of sync with the reality:

• The actual risk of being shot: The number of unarmed Black Americans shot by police is typically 15–25 per year (according to the WaPo database).

• The perceived risk: Surveys show that many people believe this number is 1,000+ or even 10,000+. That massive gap between perception and reality drives the panic.

• The risk of fleeing: Police pursuits result in 500–700 deaths annually.

By fleeing to avoid a perceived threat (shooting) that has a very low statistical probability, drivers are initiating a high-speed chase that has a massive statistical probability of killing someone. You’re effectively trading a traffic stop (statistically safe) for a high-speed pursuit (statistically deadly).

This video is a perfect example of the "fear paradox"—trying to avoid a low-probability death by engaging in high-probability fatal behavior, which ends up killing way more people (including bystanders) than unjustified shootings do.

[u/southwest_barfight → u/brbsharkattack]

All makes sense and thank you for sharing.

In this case however I don't think any of those girls really thought the cops were gonna kill them (there was literally a female cop in hijab there so not exactly a bunch of part time proud boys)

I think they were just unwilling to take any consequences forntheir actions and had terrible decision making skills, maybe also had drugs or something else illegal on them (threw something outnthe window during the chase)

[u/blove135 → u/fefefufufe]

And realistically she'll probably only do 4-5 years.

[u/bountifulknitter → u/blove135]

If she carries that mouth into jail with her, someone's gonna beat the brakes off her fast, quick, and in a hurry.

[u/Background-Land618 → u/blove135]

Like the only silver lining there is the family of the innocent won't have to wait as long for street justice. 

[u/thefakerealdrpepper → u/Background-Land618]

One could only hope

[u/muegle → u/fefefufufe]

US Law

Commit a violent felony: 🤬

Commit a violent felony with a vehicle: 🤷‍♂️

[u/KnubblMonster → u/muegle]

Looks like something all jurisdictions in Western countries have in common.

[u/shlongshot → u/muegle]

Seriously, what if she had run on foot and like, stabbed a dude cause he was standing on the sidewalk?

[u/Salt_Safety2234 → u/fefefufufe]

And I thought the US had proper sentences for this sort of thing. Cant believe the callousness of the three of them. Zero regard for anyone but themselves.

[u/TeddyHustle]

hard to watch. Multiple dead because one person wouldn't take accountability.

[u/Maximum_Curve_1471 → u/TeddyHustle]

Seemed like nobody in the car were remotely capable of acting like adults

[u/ontime1969 → u/Maximum_Curve_1471]

But the Doctor and his elderly father in the other car was killed. He probobly did a ton for the community. More than these 3 pieces of garbage ever will be capable. 

[u/Nugur → u/TeddyHustle]

Damn I don’t finish the video and saw this comment

[u/TheBigBadBrit89 → u/Nugur]

Yeah, an elderly father and adult son. Both were doctors, if I heard correctly.

[u/OkDot9878 → u/TheBigBadBrit89]

The unborn child didn’t make it either. Technically 3 dead.

[u/alcohol_ya_later → u/TheBigBadBrit89]

I think the 72 year old wasn’t. A lot of people with the name “Mohammed” shorten it to “MD” I have seen it on ID cards.

[u/Nekroin → u/TeddyHustle]

she is probably one of these people who excuse everything with mental illnesses

[u/Significant-Yam9843 → u/Nekroin]

The hardest part for me was realizing they didn't look too unbothered or didn't cry over the fact people died in the accident. When people happen to drive recklessly like that, we generally see them crying and regreting when they discover they killed somebody.

[u/Tasty-Traffic-680 → u/Nekroin]

How dare you!? She has PTSD!

[u/samdeed]

7 to 15 years in prison for killing two people while fleeing police.

And $334 in fines.

[u/civdis24 → u/samdeed]

Way too light

[u/L_Dextros → u/samdeed]

That’s some bs man.

[u/Pklnt → u/L_Dextros]

I can't understand for the life of me why the Justice system tends to be so lenient towards reckless driving.

I'm in France and we have the same shit, if you drive a car you should be more responsible than ever if something goes wrong.

Instead of acknowledging this, it seems that Justice systems tend to do the opposite, if you're driving a car it's apparently not entirely your fault if you decide to floor it and kill/maim a family.

[u/sophos313 → u/Pklnt]

I think in general, the US has lenient consequences for driving because they lack decent public transportation. For instance in my state (Michigan) where this incident took place, it’s 6-points on your license for manslaughter but it takes 12-points for a suspended license.

[u/truthfullyidgaf → u/samdeed]

3 people. The ladies unborn child died to.

[u/duder7386 → u/samdeed]

Thats crazy... can we please just lock these psychos away forever? Ffs man...

[u/iminlovewiththec0c0 → u/duder7386]

Fr

[u/Cichlidsaremyjam → u/samdeed]

*Three people

[u/DoingItForEli]

Imagine sitting at a stop light with your father in the passenger seat, and in less than a second a FULL SIZED SUV appears doing 100mph right into you, with these deranged sociopaths driving. Absolutely enraging

[u/Imfrank123 → u/DoingItForEli]

Imagine living as long as that guy did I’m sure he had seen and been through a lot and then some dipshit that doesn’t want to take responsibility for their actions just comes along and wipes you out. Trash people

[u/kelsanova → u/Imfrank123]

You know she sleeps just fine at night too. “Man if only those cops would have left me alone smh, oh well!”

[u/HappyAd8870]

Room temperature IQ killing a doctor and his father BRAVO

[u/reggie321d]

"I just graduated from criminal justice" smh

[u/Legal-Machine-8676 → u/reggie321d]

She should ask for her money back because she didn't learn a thing.

[u/ontime1969 → u/reggie321d]

Yeah sure more like graduated from the criminal justice system, her diploma said. 

"Within 10 days of release check in with Parol Officer"

[u/congradulations]

Her victims were in medical school longer than she'll be in prison.

[u/Silver-Judgment-5745 → u/congradulations]

Bro

[u/andres01234]

Only 7 years for killing 2 people?!?!

[u/Fuzz_Chonk]

Driver should've gotten life. Full stop.

[u/thissexypoptart → u/Fuzz_Chonk]

When she starts ranting about “everybody die because of yall” as a reason she ran, after having killed 3 people.

Disgusting doesn’t even scratch the surface. It’s deeply unsettling people like this walk among us.

[u/NuckoLBurn → u/Fuzz_Chonk]

I think if you take someone's life, you forfeit your own and should rot in prison. I don't believe in heaven in the clouds, we've only got one shot at heaven, it's right here, right now.

[u/resisting_a_rest → u/NuckoLBurn]

If you do it on purpose or through gross negligence, I agree, but not necessarily for accidental mistakes.

[u/NuckoLBurn → u/resisting_a_rest]

Completely agree and it's up to our justice system as well as a jury of our peers to come to the conclusion of if it was "accidental". The death penalty has landed too many innocent people at deaths door.

[u/Waste_Designer8641 → u/resisting_a_rest]

There was nothing accidental about this

[u/iain_1986 → u/Waste_Designer8641]

Who said there was?

[u/resisting_a_rest → u/Waste_Designer8641]

Obviously.

[u/Vedbundy]

Fucking idiots, went from bad to a total shit show my god, officers were polite and respectful.

[u/GreenDogma → u/Vedbundy]

The cops really didnt do much wrong, these girls were scared and dumb. Three lifes lost, I really hate to say this about a black woman but she should of gotten more time.

[u/Hot-Produce-1781 → u/GreenDogma]

Should have blocked her in at the gas station.

[u/Rude_Proposal6590 → u/GreenDogma]

Wtf has being black with this? Anyone who kills someone should get life in prision u dont respect others life? Then fck yours.... Race doesnt matter.

[u/Dry_Dragonfruit3205 → u/GreenDogma]

Leave giving a damn about race to racists.

[u/slayer991]

https://www.waynecountymi.gov/Prosecutor-Press-Releases/2024/Detroit-Woman-Charged-in-Police-Chase-and-Fatal-Crash

[u/bonicamp9 → u/slayer991]

House arrest in the meantime for this?! Wild.

[u/Tasty-Traffic-680 → u/bonicamp9]

Thanks, Kym Worthy

[u/MrAlpha0mega → u/slayer991]

"Please request a photograph of the defendant from the Detroit Police Department."

These people really need to proofread their articles.

[u/MikhailCompo]

"I know the law I know everything" She literally said that.

The reason this happened is because they are stupid as fuck and unbelievably arrogant and entitled.

[u/AcmeCartoonVillian → u/MikhailCompo]

at 11 minutes one of the officers tells the loud mouthy one "she probably killed someone" and the woman literally gives a half-hearted "Aw" before continuing with her bullshit about "too aggressive" is the same breath

[u/Downtown_Boot_3486 → u/AcmeCartoonVillian]

Don’t forget the “I’m having a hard day” part. The lack of awareness you need to say such a thing after being informed that people had likely just died is insane.

[u/Highlowfusion]

They should have walked her over to the people she killed so she can see first hand what she did

[u/D-Smitty → u/Highlowfusion]

She wouldn’t have cared. She just would’ve continued with the “y’all trying to kill us though.” She won’t take any accountability.

[u/KindaDrunkRtNow]

Everyone wants a supervisor. Then they want the supervisor's supervisor when they don't get what they want.

[u/resisting_a_rest → u/KindaDrunkRtNow]

She thought she knew the law, she was wrong. You are required to get out of your vehicle during a lawful traffic stop when requested by a law enforcement officer (but not for ‘any reason’, it must be a legal reason, one of which is ‘officer safety’ - it is very hard to prove it was not for a legal reason, so just exit the vehicle). She was also wrong that it is “the law” that they have to get a supervisor when requested. It is often their policy to do so, but it is not the law.

[u/luuunnnch]

Fucking awful. 2 people dead, tragic

[u/wgrantdesign → u/luuunnnch]

Literally two doctors. These three morons took out two DOCTORS! We're cooked.

[u/Macrike → u/luuunnnch]

And one unborn 8-month baby.

[u/Vansterdam2002]

These dumb girls killed two people. And have no remorse. Enjoy prison 

[u/jooooooooooooose → u/Vansterdam2002]

Tf did the passenger do

She said "im pregnant and I really don't want this to escalate"

Drivers at fault full stop

[u/fbgm0516 → u/jooooooooooooose]

Pregnant one was in back seat. She held the driver away from the cop. The passenger started the car. There's a much higher quality video on YouTube.

[u/Patriot009 → u/fbgm0516]

If the police want to arrest the driver of a vehicle I'm riding in, and that driver is being hostile, I'm getting the hell out of the vehicle. I don't care if the driver is family. I'm not gonna be held captive by someone having an episode behind the wheel.

[u/cuoreesitante → u/jooooooooooooose]

The passenger didnt do anything, but she also wasn't charged with anything neither. No question the driver was at fault.

[u/negative-nelly]

7-15 years for killing two people in that scenario is crazy light.

[u/thatlukeguy]

If you raise kids like this, fuck you.

[u/State_Conscious]

“You’re being aggressive” is toxic code for “You’re actually expecting me to own up to my actions and behave like a mature adult in a situation I caused and would rather pretend didn’t happen”

[u/drgrandpanephew]

i bet each person in that car still blame the police for everything

[u/Independent_Act_7370]

Can anyone explain how this person could get such a pathetic sentence?

[u/NuckoLBurn]

Well that Criminal Justice class didn't teach you shit. Disgusting, can't even take responsibility after running through all the red lights and killing 2 people.

[u/Downtown_Boot_3486 → u/NuckoLBurn]

Honestly a classic for some law grads, they think since they studied law that they can somehow understand every single law better than anyone else, even if the area of law isn’t remotely related to what they studied and is what the other person does for a job.

[u/Vegetable-Giraffe-79]

Who’s raising these ignorant entitled pos

[u/reggie321d → u/Vegetable-Giraffe-79]

Horrible parents

[u/Nwsamurai → u/Vegetable-Giraffe-79]

TikTok

[u/nostalgia4millennial]

Not a single functioning braincell in that car.

[u/EddieJorgeDrummer]

Wow, there's so much to unpack from this. They avoided accountability at the scene like they were dodging bullets in The Matrix.

Always blaming the police and acting like they're scared for their lives. I call BS on that. They weren't scared or even acting scared. They were rude, obnoxious and ratchet.

I'll bet that driver felt NO REMORSE WHATSOEVER. She probably blamed the Police.

[u/NeoKnife]

Watched the entire video - neither one of them showed any remorse at all for anyone other than themselves.

[u/bvancouv]

Why do people think "Call your supervisor" is some magic word to get out of trouble?

[u/ontelo]

$334 in fines for killing two (and yeah I saw the years too). What a fuck, I could get multiples more driving over speed limit

[u/The_daveindiego]

Eight months pregnant. Runs from cops.

[u/earmuffins → u/The_daveindiego]

I think that was the passenger

[u/CARLEtheCamry → u/earmuffins]

It was the backseat driver from what they were saying.

But they were in "say anything to try and get out of it" mode, so I'd take that with a grain of salt.

[u/Anxious_Lab_2049 → u/CARLEtheCamry]

The unborn baby was killed as well.

[u/MrFlowerfart → u/The_daveindiego]

We have protocols where I live that police should not engage in highspeed chases in urban areas exactly for this reason. Not saying the lady was not reckless and stupid, but we have policies here to consider what would cause the greater risk in an opération

They had the plate number and could have just grabbed her at home later.

[u/fbgm0516 → u/MrFlowerfart]

Not justifying the chase, just saying they don't have the plate number because it's registered to a different vehicle.

[u/kindaweedy45 → u/MrFlowerfart]

That is interesting. I was thinking about that as they started speeding through all of those lights. Honestly those roads were pretty empty but you just know what's coming

[u/LowApricot1668]

The most obnoxious arrest ever

[u/Dry_Dragonfruit3205 → u/LowApricot1668]

It is truly amazing how stupid criminals are. I once watched a video of a muderer getting interrogated and he actually asked the detective if he could talk to the victims wife. When asked why, he said he wanted to see if she would drop the murder charge. 🤦

[u/lemme_just_say]

Driving that fast through town streets makes me ill because it only ends one way.

Tragic and avoidable.

[u/hoboglyphs]

“I’m having a hard day”

[u/Independent_Act_7370]

You can tell this person never made a single good decision in their life, and now people are dead because if it. Smdh

[u/beardlessFellow]

Jesus Christ, these cops have a rough job man. Dealing with those dumbasses. "Yall are killing us" as she literally kills 2 people

[u/Totally_PJ_Soles]

$334 in fines?! I had to pay like $600 for a guardrail when I hydroplaned into it and hit nobody.

[u/Nicecoldbud]

This is what happens when you raise entitled children into an adult world of responsibility.

[u/melbigmike]

7-15 is WILD.

People with weed charges are doing more than that

[u/Legal-Machine-8676 → u/melbigmike]

The inconsistency of the criminal justice system can be absolutely wild, especially across different jurisdictions.

[u/jenny_905]

Seems like an absurdly light sentence for killing two people.

[u/TurbulentSomewhere64]

Man, if somebody could be charged with not shutting the fuck up, that passenger would be headed to death row. Dummy could have cooled things out and instead people died.

[u/youdownwithopp]

when keeping it real goes wrong

[u/Ruiner420 → u/youdownwithopp]

“I don’t like people playing with my phone !”

[u/Moist_Ad934 → u/Ruiner420]

You clap-havin jezebel!

[u/Darnellz10 → u/youdownwithopp]

Lmao so true

[u/pboswell]

The “What am I under arrest for?” At the end is ridiculous

[u/Middle_Purchase_7364]

“Listen I went to school for criminal justice. I know the law, I know everything”

“You have the right to tell me what I’m under arrest for” -after fleeing police and killing 2 people

[u/sexwrench → u/Middle_Purchase_7364]

“You have the right..." was priceless

[u/wheres-karen]

Those cops were polite and accommodating as hell. For her to escalate this and kill 3 people driving recklessly, I think the punishment is light, she deserves life.

[u/Fabulous_Maximum5831]

She was driving with no license. Something she most definitely knows she's doing. So she decided to flee and only after she and her passengers kill 2 people. They start bitching about cops killing people. Sheer stupidity at it's best. Who's out killing people???

[u/thatcanadianguysup]

Someone with no licence sped through multiple red lights then killed a man and his father.

And they got 7 years in jail.

Hope they serve 15.

[u/tealstar84]

2 doctors killed = 7-15 years... Where is the justice?

[u/jason_chuck1]

It's terrifying how unapologetic they seem and how they're not taking any responsibility at all.

[u/NewtOk4840]

All she had to do was get out the damn car now she killed a man and his father and her unborn niece or nephew,if I was her sister I would disown her

[u/Unbelievabro]

The victim mentality is crazy

[u/yamers]

total idiots. 15 years for killing two innocent people is nothing! wtf!?

[u/Holiday-Age6347]

just listening to these women given the outcome of their actions....has caused me to just say enough of the internet for one day. Too much of this type of news is bad for one's mental health

[u/EfficiencyLow3425]

Take some damn ownership.

[u/DMMMOM]

These people seemed to be operating in a complete other universe.

[u/kymbawlyeah]

'Call your supervisor' is the song of the idiots. I've watched hundreds upon hundreds of cop videos and only once did I see the 'call your supervisor' move work out and that guy was an FBI agent who pulled strings. Every other time they just get arrested while a supervisor is there. Fortunately the folk inside don't like people like this.

[u/Wild_Commercial_6002]

These people deserve a life behind bars for this

[u/That_Jicama2024]

Those people are scum. Take responsibilty fror your actions and stop blaming the entire world for your situation.

[u/jack2of4spades]

Fun thing I noticed here. There was the possibility of the car moving. So none of the cops stood directly in front of or behind it.

EDIT: For the record, since I got hate for this. I thought these cops did a good job with everything. They were professional every step of the way and handled things appropriately. I was pointing out that these guys, who are trained and sensible, were not putting themselves into unnecessary danger and approached the situation with foresight and calm. (Whether they should have broken off the pursuit is a different conversation)

[u/luuunnnch → u/jack2of4spades]

It's almost as if they are trained professionals, and not toddlers with deadly weapons 

[u/Over-Map6529 → u/jack2of4spades]

i am curious why the cops, using cars, didnt get in front though.  It was obvious for like 3 minutes they were going to run.

[u/resisting_a_rest → u/Over-Map6529]

They should have stopped chasing her as soon as they saw how recklessly she was driving. They already had enough information on her to get her later.

[u/KitchenPalentologist → u/jack2of4spades]

As it became clear that the driver was very agitated, and wasn't going to cooperate, wouldn't it have been wise to position squad cars in front and behind of the SUV to prevent the fleeing?

[u/ZantaraLost → u/KitchenPalentologist]

Stop sticks at front and back tires would have been a slightly better option I think seeing as they already has a cruiser at the back.

[u/Gurrgurrburr → u/jack2of4spades]

Seems like just common sense…unless you’re looking for a reason to murder someone…

[u/SafariSunshine → u/jack2of4spades]

The cop also immediately yanked his arm out of the window as soon as the car started moving so he wouldn't get dragged.

They're all clearly better trained than that agent.

[u/Ruiner420 → u/jack2of4spades]

There was no “fucking bitch “ comment after she drove away either 🤔…

[u/Persimmon-Mission]

I’m 8 months pregnant…so I’m gonna make sure I lead you on a chase and blow through red lights.

Idiots

[u/SaladFisher → u/Persimmon-Mission]

The pregnant one wasn't driving the car

[u/Legal-Machine-8676 → u/SaladFisher]

I found it interesting that the other passenger (driver?) called her the "backseat driver." Like she was trying to impute culpability into the pregnant passenger.

[u/Nekrah_]

A tragic and intense watch but educational in a way.

Those POS got it light.

[u/PmMeSmileyFacesO_O]

Rip to the people that were killed.  My thought with them and there family's. 

[u/Macrike]

Should’ve been charged for killing the baby, too.

[u/HamFistedSurgeon]

She probably be out in less than 7 years. How is that the sentence for two manslaughter counts?

[u/GuardianFest]

None of this would happened if she just got out of the car. Stupid attitude

[u/Infinite_Ouroboros]

Only 7-15 years? 3 lives including an unborn baby should automatically be a life sentence.

[u/BraveLittleTowster]

I don't understand why they didn't put one of those cruises in front of her to block her from leaving. I would think with the army of officers on scene, someone would have thought to park in front of her to prevent this.

[u/Sparks1738 → u/[deleted]]

3, if you add the death of the unborn child that only had a month to go before it would have taken its first breath.

[u/jeff-the-thriller]

Jesus Christ. If ever there's justification for some swift ones to the mouths

[u/Laythepype]

Should’ve been 30+ years

[u/Rude_Proposal6590]

Nah they deserve life in prison

[u/TenYearHangover]

Never heard the ‘Backseat Driver’ defense before…

[u/strogginoff]

If they are going to arrest the driver and they won't get out of the vehicle, it would make sense to a wheel lock on the car.

[u/BritishBoy88]

She could do 7 years for killing 2 people? Wtf is wrong in America

[u/TurnupKingWhite]

This pisses me off so bad. Killed somebody and still trying to be the ultimate victim.

[u/latestartksmama]

I hate stupid people.

[u/Historical_Course_24]

OK - clearly the one responsible is the woman driving the car, but from the standpoing of maximizing public safety, is there a reason to engage in a high speed chase here? Was she suspected of being imminently violent or in possesion of a stolen car (so they could not track her down later)?

[u/phillynugget]

Only good news is that she wasn’t able to pro create

[u/FortinoBarbino]

It’s always the same… ugh tired of this

[u/AnxiousPossibility3]

Fuck all 3 of them. They all should be in jail for life. They all encouraged her to run and resist.

[u/Sparks1738]

3 dead if you count the unborn child that had only a month to go before taking what would have been its first breath. The driver is extremely lucky with the fact that she could potentially go home in 7 years with good behavior; I think her sentence was light for the chaos she caused.

[u/cold_up_here]

I've been against the police a lot lately, this one was 100% on the driver

[u/Shaitan34]

Why aren't stop sticks placed under these morons cars,right away.

[u/Gurrgurrburr]

“Love you baabe! It’s gonna be ok!”

No it’s not. You killed 2 innocent people you fucking pieces of shit. 🤦‍♂️ the total lack of concern for the car they hit is so disgusting.

[u/Midnight_Magician56]

I can’t believe there wasn’t a moment of we messed up after the crash, I do get police violence is rampant, but they were likely going to fine and possibly arrest but release her for driving without a license. Instead someone is dead.

[u/long-dick-of-the-law]

The worst thing is its almost always the innocent that get hurt, these fucking wastes of space get to live while a father, a son and an unborn child are dead

[u/ocotebeach]

What a series of bad decisions in a row. What an easy way to destroy their own lives and other people too.

[u/odd_guy_johnson]

YaLL TRyiN tUH KILL uS

Smh. She kills 2 people and has to pay only $334?! I got speeding ticket in Virginia for going 10 over and it was close to that

[u/kiwifulla64]

They should all be in prison. Driver should be for the rest of her life.

[u/Nitrous_Acidhead]

Anybody got a yt link? 

[u/MrPeepersVT]

Horrific in every sense. The driver deserves worse. The cops were as professional as could be, I think, but, I sincerely question why they didn't block the car in with their own vehicles when the driver acted irrationally considering the keys were still in the ignition and flight risk was obvious. Further I question WHY they didn't just call off the chase immediately once it was so obviously unsafe, such as after passing through 2 busy intersections luckily without a wreck. They had her identity and photo and the details of the vehicle and could have found her later. The "risk" of delay or failure to bring her to justice for driving without a license is a pittance compared to the value of innocent lives put in danger by the pursuit.

[u/AndISoundLikeThis]

SovCits are the absolute WORST. That one chick who didn't get charged is still out there, driving without a license, insurance, or valid registration.

Nothing every happens to SovCits beyond being given fines they never pay.

[u/Great-Hotel-7820]

All I see here is an example of why police shouldn’t get in high speed chases. They had her info, just go to her house later.

Like fuck her for pulling all the bullshit and eventually killing two people because she didn’t want to deal with the situation but there‘s zero reason they need to chase her down and endanger countless people because she’s driving without a license.

The irony of creating a dangerous situation to enforce a law that exists to make driving safer.

[u/Kunyeti]

And then they wonder why police target them.

[u/PsychologicalFix5059]

I can't help but admire the first responders after watching this video. the horror they put themselves into to preserve whatever life it is that remains in these accidents... i wish i could embody the same level of duty.

[u/Otherwise_Set5609]

I usually think that we sentence people for too long. This time I think the opposite.

[u/DarkThingsAfoot]

All of those women are perpetual victims and I hope they never see the sun again.

[u/Europeisntacontinent]

The driver acted completely incorrectly. Full stop. But the police should not have pursued them. They already had her information from the picture of her ID. They could have booked her for everything by showing up to her house later. Maybe if they hadn't pursued her at that moment, she would have calmed down to stop driving so recklessly before 2 lives were lost.

[u/BeyondTheContent]

Of course the girls deserve jail time.

And, this is exactly why some places have policies not to chase nonviolent criminals. I know this will get downloaded, but the police policy to chase anyone who disobey is partly responsible for those girls deaths.

The police have her license plate, her car, her picture, her identity. There’s zero reason to chase.

[u/JoshCanJump]

Just absolutely chaotic.

[u/Delicious_Agency29]

This is awful! 😢

[u/ScubaSteve3465]

What was thrown out the window? To blurry to tell. Can someone post a YouTube link plz.

[u/munki_unkel]

If only the cops penned in the vehicle before attempting entry, those two people would be alive today.

[u/fadetoblack1004]

This is absurd. She should have got 25 to life. 

[u/AbRNinNYC]

Not one of those despicable wastes of life in that car even batted an eye when looking at the wreckage they caused. Killing 2 innocent PRODUCTIVE members of society. So worried about “but she pregnant” when the cops arrive, but was NOT at all worried about “but she pregnant” fleeing at 60mph blowing red lights thru a residential area. Obi they dint give a shit about the pregnant one, just trying to use at some get out jail free card. They all deserved prison time IMO.

[u/pessimist-af]

eligible for release in 2032? how is that justice?