[LrlynJy]

I dont think that's just over unregistered vehicle there. I dont dig spanish. can anyone give a translated summary of the narration?

[LrlynJy]

The Bike rider in front was lucky not to get hit by a stray bullet. He/She was directly behind the cop when the first shot was fired.

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by mongoose777 ↗

Still surprised he thought he could take on all those guys by himself.
So much for dying a hero!

With better fight training at that range, he could have done it too...

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by Supaman20 ↗

IM from honduras and people just dont understand how dangerous it is.That cop should been had his gun out.Its illegal for 2 males to ride on the same motorcycle because thats a popular way they murder people in Honduras which by far has the highest murder rate in the World.

That bike law is being implemented here in the Philippines lately. Tandem riders gets stopped and interviewed by police or army personnel in check points. They list down the names and checks ID before they're allowed to pass through.

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by ALBARRAN85 ↗

I think the best way to deal with every person a cop stops, is to think of them as the pure evil! until proven wrong.

Nah... That,s not right.. A cop should be polite... just be polite and cuff the riders to the handle bars until the checking is over.

[LrlynJy]

Although I don,t know about the law there. In the Philippines, traffic cops aren't usually police personnel. They're just traffic cops. No guns and they dont apprehend drivers that way. If a driver becomes violent, He's to stand aside, get the license plates, radio for help and let them go. Either they'll fine the offender when he renews his license or an armed police will be waiting ahead of them to do the apprehending.

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by XybertroniX ↗

Nah... That,s not right.. A cop should be polite... just be polite and cuff the riders to the handle bars until the checking is over.

But a cop always has to have an almost heightened sense of his surroundings, especially when pulling a driver over. Things can turn ugly in a flash, even if the driver was being stopped for something as simple as a broken tail light, or failure to yield. I've seen far too many videos of cops who were making routine traffic stops that turned dangerous (and sometimes deadly) when the driver or another person in the car pulls a gun, of if the officer tells the driver to step out of the car and the driver guns the engine, usually with the cop clinging to the open driver side door!

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum ↗

But a cop always has to have an almost heightened sense of his surroundings, especially when pulling a driver over. Things can turn ugly in a flash, even if the driver was being stopped for something as simple as a broken tail light, or failure to yield. I've seen far too many videos of cops who were making routine traffic stops that turned dangerous (and sometimes deadly) when the driver or another person in the car pulls a gun, of if the officer tells the driver to step out of the car and the driver guns the engine, usually with the cop clinging to the open driver side door!

i get what you mean. i guess doing public service with your hands tied by rules is not easy.

[Pyramid_Head]

For a second it looked like the guy in blue was trying to get his friend to stop. But then he kills the cop with no hesitation.