*Cue dumb & dumber theme song*

On 4/12/2018 at 4:05 PM, Giordano said:

 

*Cue dumb & dumber theme song*

Are there any news stories that add context to this?

Damn. should've taken the keys with him. Can't blame the officer, if I was responding to an emergency call or chasing a suspect, I'd leave my keys too to focus on the matter at hand.

3 hours ago, TheLoneRanger said:

Damn. should've taken the keys with him. Can't blame the officer, if I was responding to an emergency call or chasing a suspect, I'd leave my keys too to focus on the matter at hand.

 

Not only that, split seconds can mean a huge difference in how the situation ends.

 

3 hours ago, Westcoaster said:

Are there any news stories that add context to this?

 

Not that I'm aware of.

I think most police leave their keys in the vehicle, when on a call,  so they can hop back in and take off if needed.  No one would really dare to take a patrol car.  Well I guess except for this guy.  Hate it when that happens in game.  One time a ped came up and took my patrol car and I couldn't get to the door fast enough to yank the now suspect out.  I was close enough to the car the doors were unlock.  In GTA BTW, I've never been a LEO.  Siren is going as it's driving away and about a minute later I'm hearing it get closer.  Susp took a couple turns i guess that looped back down the street I was on.  I saw my car, stopped in traffic and went over and yanked the susp out and arrested him.  Funny thing is I had the original susp in the back of the car the whole time.  That's GTA for ya.  

I obviously have no background on this story and I don't know what happened so it's obviously hard to judge, but this is not really good police work. When a suspect manages to steal your taser (must be his, and he must have used it already, else he had every reason to shoot the suspect) AND police car, you know you messed up. 

I did not notice until now, but "into" is spelled "ino" in the title.

3 minutes ago, Westcoaster said:

I did not notice until now, but "into" is spelled "ino" in the title.

 

Shhhh, you see nothing. ;)

Oh man, those are always classics, good laugh on that one 

 

Anyone see the high naked broad pull a quick one like this?.