AZ High Speed Chase

[CalebToNowhere]

So, I was just watching the live feed of this on FoxNews which they have just taken down.

Police pursue carjacking suspect - FOX 10 News - Phoenix, AZ | KSAZ-TV

The guy finally stops in the desert and I starts running with a gun. Thought for a second he was just going to give up. Then just puts the pistol to his head and shoots. Shown live online. Horrible to see that as it unfolds.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Had that happen to me once. At least in the two incidents the guys were thoughtful enough to take themselves out before hurting anyone else.

 

[printcraft]

It's on youtube... you really can't see much of anything.

 

[fullauto 45]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkGphC5hxuM&bpctr=1348877964[/ame]

Here's the video as from FOX.
Ok, I have to say this is GRAPHIC : WARNING, BLAH< BLAH BLAH. Guy puts a gun to his head and falls over. No big spray, no movie type crap. Just glad he did it off the road so he didn't hurt anyone.
No, I do not feel sorry for him, he was a criminal and saved us millions by doing this.

 

[femurphy77]

Nothing to apologize for mr newscaster, justice being served is something that should be seen by all.

 

[24Carat]

Got off early today, too wet to mow, watched the whole thing.

Boom!

Faceplant in the sand.

Story over.

Shepard Smith was beyond himself, you could tell he was shaken.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

No big spray, no movie type crap.

I'm surprised he didn't fly 20 feet laterally.

Shepard Smith was beyond himself, you could tell he was shaken.

Real life is different than sitting behind a desk watching it on TV.

 

[remauto1187]

He sure dropped like a sack of potatoes. Wonder if his gun will end up on gunbroker? Its obviously a used gun, so it should be cheap!

 

[CathyInBlue]

Saw this on The Blaze, went to YouTube for the unexpurgated video. I fail to see what the hubbub is all about. At the same time I watched the video, I was also watching A History Channel show on Snipers. The fictionalized recreation was showing a BG from Alaska getting M-16 fire walked up his femur, hip, abdomen, chest, and though they didn't show it, they mentioned a neck shot. Each of those "hits" was demonstrated in super slo-mo with hollywood special effects and squibs under blood packs. That real life suicide live on TV was nothing compared to the History Channel annals of sniping.

 

[Mackey]

I just don't get that.
Does he think he gets a do over?
At least he had the decency to just take himself out.

 

[Classic Liberal]

Saves the tax payers a bundle, thank you Mr.Dead guy.

 

[BURNSURVIVOR725]

to me the real tragedy is that car getting all tore up. its actually a very rare car. its a Caliber SRT-4 only 5674 were made, 3430 of which are in the US. i own #3754.

 

[kazaam]

Saw this on The Blaze, went to YouTube for the unexpurgated video. I fail to see what the hubbub is all about. At the same time I watched the video, I was also watching A History Channel show on Snipers. The fictionalized recreation was showing a BG from Alaska getting M-16 fire walked up his femur, hip, abdomen, chest, and though they didn't show it, they mentioned a neck shot. Each of those "hits" was demonstrated in super slo-mo with hollywood special effects and squibs under blood packs. That real life suicide live on TV was nothing compared to the History Channel annals of sniping.

lol, I was watching that too. Seeing a person lose their life in real life is different than watching a recreation. Watching the events that lead up to it and the decision to actually do it was sobering. The guy was clearly on drugs or something because (besides acting weird) he didn't hesitate for a second. I'd think that decision would be a hard one to make.

 

[Kutnupe14]

46.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999%?

 

[printcraft]

46.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999%?

Thinning out the voter base.

 

[nm0369]

lol, I was watching that too. Seeing a person lose their life in real life is different than watching a recreation. Watching the events that lead up to it and the decision to actually do it was sobering. The guy was clearly on drugs or something because (besides acting weird) he didn't hesitate for a second. I'd think that decision would be a hard one to make.

Well said. It's unfortunate that guys family will have to deal with the financial and emotional burden....

 

[Classic Liberal]

Well said. It's unfortunate that guys family will have to deal with the financial and emotional burden....

Probably would have been worse for them had he remained part of society.

 

[FatsMcKay]

Was that Jesse from Breaking Bad?

 

[NapalmFTW]

I wanted to click "like" for FatsMcKay's post.