...the video, you'll see that the cops responding to the call put their lives at risk by charging onto the scene.
... but I do not understand why ....
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
...from the video that the officers raced onto the scene ....
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Point conceded. The 28.4 ft skid marks do indicate .....
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
I thought you were the expert?
Keep cutting and pasting!
Originally Posted by LexusLover
Your "assumption" .... "charging" and "raced onto the scene" .....
.. but left only "28.4 feet of skid marks ON GRASS!!!!
In all of your accident reconstruction training while learning how to be a "squad leader" that avoids an "ambush" ..... which you were unable to "avoid' BTW .... did you learn the dynamics of "drag factors (aka coefficients of friction) and the determination of the speed of the vehicle .... about a .2 for grass (wet or dry is about the same so that's not much of a consideration) which means that the vehicle may have been doing 10 mph when the brakes were applied ... AND if the ground was soft (from being wet) the locked tires push mud in front of them (causing a rut) that increases the drag and reduces the speed.
.. that may be "racing" or "charging" on your tricycle, but not in a patrol unit!
Mr. Squad Leader!
Now go find the "glass" comment you claim I made, which you are LYING ABOUT!