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  That’s why he was fired maybe? What he did was rather mild compared to a lot of other altercations.
context: Holy shit. That guy was a time bomb. Let's hope he doesn't get hired by some other police department. You gotta watch the whole video to truly grasp the level of crazy; he was still going off like that when other cops arrived, and he had to be led away by a superior because he wouldn't listen to those other cops telling him to calm down. >
  
  He couldn't even write a ticket because he was shaking so bad from this "incident" (if it can even be called that). Imagine him with a gun in his hand? Glad he got fired. Good riddance. >
  
  "Are you hurt?"
  "...emotionally.."
  The fucker dove towards her car after he noticed she wasn't respecting his authority. He wasn't afraid of being hit. He was shaking because he was ANGRY. Piece of shit.
  He should have been put in his place right there. >
  
  I skipped too far into the video so I saw his reaction first, and that's exactly how it felt. 
  Like, it was fair to stop her, but that was a "you almost just ran me over or T-boned someone" kind of freakout rather than the "fuckssakes, please don't do that again" kind it should've been. >
  
  Dudes signal to “stop” was directed at the ground and no where near the oncoming traffic - then he practically jumped in front of the driver and claimed she tried to run him over. He berated her unnecessarily for an issue he directly caused. 
  It’s really too bad he will likely get a new job as a cop in the neighboring city/town :( >
  
  Yeah, from the dashcam, if I was in her position I would have assumed he was still signalling to the car directly in front of him. >
  
  Tbh, I really couldn’t tell what tf he was doing, and he was hidden by the car until she was almost right there. 
  She was going way too fast, but that’s it. >
  
  Pull the vehicle over!
  He’s already pulled over, he can’t pull over any further! >
  
  Why you always carry a literofcola >
  
  Just order a large, Farva. >
  
  I don’t want a large Farva. I want a God damn litre of cola. >
  
  Another cop: "Are you hurt?" Fired Officer: "Emotionally."
  Clearly this guy is not suited to be a cop.  Don't they test these people's mental stability before hiring them? >
  
  I had an interaction like that, scared the shit out of me. cop lit me up for speeding (which I deserved) but we were in a construction zone with no where obvious to stop. I slowed down, waved at him, put my blinker on, and stopped as soon as I was able (it was about a mile). He was LIVID and screaming at me when he came up to my car. Just had lost his mind. He was physically shaking. I tried to say I didn't think it was safe to stop sooner but he couldn't hear me. 
  Scary shit. You need to be able to deal with clueless and possibly freaked out or flustered people and keep your cool. I was fucking speeding not fleeing a murder scene. 
  I thought about writing a letter to his command but it would be too easy for him to look up my address, he was just too scary. Not worth it. >
  
  I had a similar chaotic construction zone encounter with an off duty  traffic cop who was clearly out of the position they were suppose to be in. I very cautiously followed other traffic through what looked to be an open road and this maniac camping running up to me waving at me to stop and then pull over. She made me wait 20 mins then when she finally came over I calmly and apologetically tried explaining that the road appeared to be open as other traffic has just gone that way and she wigged out. I ended up taking it to court, with photos I took of the intersection  and got the fine dismissed but still got points, unless I wanted to take another day off from work and argue before another judge. I actually didn't realize I could have made a complaint to the department til later. Just about every cop of ever interacted with has been at least mildly hostile and the best one I can I think of was merely unfriendly. >
  
  They don't have an easy job, but no cop should ever be able to be described as a maniac. That sucks that they still stuck you with the points, ouch! >
  
  I wonder how often he beats his wife >
  
  Maybe if he'd shot her he'd still have his job. /s >
  
  nah, guess the colour of the victim.