Post B05a3Lial2beqtbX96 by icg937@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #B05a3KcWq6A7RnlB3Y by stux@mstdn.social
2025-11-07T23:11:02Z
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Oof.. seriouslyWhen was the USA ever a "leading country" with practices like this..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVFXUkFx5Y8#US
(DIR) Post #B05a3Lial2beqtbX96 by icg937@mstdn.social
2025-11-08T06:23:26Z
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@stux Correction. When was the USA ever a "country" with practises like this.
(DIR) Post #B06MAs2xkrakwbmjHU by emberfox@bark.lgbt
2025-11-07T23:38:33Z
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@stux I don't think I have ever heard that the USA is the leading in a good way. But we do lead in a lot of ways.
(DIR) Post #B06jBfNqcTHAuCtznc by philsherry@mstdn.social
2025-11-07T23:24:47Z
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@stux It’s leading the way in heinous police crimes. USA! USA!! USA!!! 🫡🇺🇸🦅
(DIR) Post #B06slR1OOVY4NHWsrY by trebach@functional.cafe
2025-11-08T01:20:21Z
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@stux Near the end of September, there was a chase near me that started because the suspect was traveling at 161 km/h in a 113 km/h zone (reckless driving, which is either a Class 1 misdemeanor or Class 6 felony depending on circumstances) on an interstate. He accelerated to 209 km/h, passed through two towns, one of which being a 56 km/h zone and the other a 40 km/h zone, and it ended in a crash 40 km and 3 counties away. All parties involved were fortunately were not injured or killed.
(DIR) Post #B06slVz5wTgJlbUcTY by trebach@functional.cafe
2025-11-08T01:45:23Z
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@stux There are 5 different police departments that could have been called in with spike strips or stop sticks that could quickly deflate the suspect's tires: one for each of the 4 counties in which the chase took place and the Virginia State Police.It might be because this is from a small town newspaper so it wasn't reported, but there's nothing saying that such a thing was attempted