Fleeing Trooper, Chrysler 300 Wrecks Into Innocent Bystanders

It’s always unfortunate when a suspect flees police, then hits innocent bystanders, like what this guy in a Chrysler 300 did in Atlanta. Pulled over by a trooper for having window tint that wasn’t in compliance, he turned what would’ve been a small violation into a dangerous crash for him and several other drivers.

This is why you move over for cops.

We know in these situations some people automatically blame cops. Apparently, in their minds the suspects who run have zero culpability for causing a crash. We’re not sure how these people then rationalize what happens in places with no-chase policies and suspects still speed away, causing a crash even though no police are chasing them.

This guy drives the Chrysler 300 like he stole it, even though there’s no indication it wasn’t his. He drives on the shoulder, weaves through the dense traffic, and does everything he can to ditch the trooper after pulling over and pretending to comply.

But the fleeing suspect makes a miscalculation, slamming into some cars and a commercial truck while attempting to squeeze in between them. The violent collision flips one of the victim’s vehicles while also leaving the Chrysler mangled and disabled.

Troopers have to secure the suspect first. After all, they don’t know if he’s armed and will try to shoot them or carjack another innocent bystander. It’s not until later the reason for the guy fleeing comes out: he’s a wanted man.

The guy has a warrants for his arrest for failing to appear in court and for violating parole. In other words, his reckless actions had nothing to do with the window tint and everything to do with violations he committed long before.

Sadly, other people paid the price of this guy’s irresponsibility. But do you think the trooper is at fault at all in this crash? Did he make the suspect drive recklessly?

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