More cops lacking basic common sense

[Ironman]

could the train conductor not see the lights from far away and switch tracks or something? maybe he should have been checked for dwi...?

Is this a serious question?

[Kevin]

could the train conductor not see the lights from far away and switch tracks or something? maybe he should have been checked for dwi...?

Go Google that statement and you can learn some about physics of trains.

Not only does it take a train a LONG time to stop, switching tracks could lead to a head-on train-to-train collision, that’s IF there is another track magically there to change to.

[Kevin]

Is this a serious question?

For once our reactions to a post are aligned. We’ll done jshouse.

[jshouse]

For once our reactions to a post are aligned. We’ll done jshouse.

i am here to unite!

and make myself laugh, like an idiot. that was some vintage john elway hard count...

sorry, lets get back to more great daily thoughts from voodoo...

[Voodoo]

could the train conductor not see the lights from far away and switch tracks or something? maybe he should have been checked for dwi...?

I’m 110% sure LE will try to blame the railroad for their purposeful deed !

[Benno]

Sure, because all the conductor had to do was to turn the steering wheel or hit the brakes.

Is this a serious question?

Go Google that statement and you can learn some about physics of trains.

Not only does it take a train a LONG time to stop, switching tracks could lead to a head-on train-to-train collision, that’s IF there is another track magically there to change to.

This is why some humor falls dead. Does anyone actually believe he thought the conductor could control the situation? He ended with checking the conductor for DWI.




Voodoo, I doubt anyone believes all cops are winners and the cream of the crop. Is everyone in your line of work a flawless genius? Cops are and should be held to a higher standard, unfortunately, some can only reach so high.

I have in-laws in law enforcement, one, I would love to arrive on scene if I needed, the others, I’d prefer to handle the situation myself.

[andre3k]

Its an accident to park on railroad tracks ? I get your point though.

I've seen an officer park his motorcycle across tracks and hold his hand out to stop a moving BNSF train before.

This guy was an old head with plenty of time on.


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[SJP51]

The cop that put her in that car (on the tracks) is 100% responsible for her injuries. What a screw up that was.