458 runs over police officer

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it gud he get lock up....feel he 2 dey 4 ah ticket smh

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The driver should've taken his ticket but the officer also should have not stood in front the car.that looks like borderline entrapment. The driver doesn't have to be there for the ticket, everything comes in the mail up here.
And the way they react, well the just lost their badges. The guy can afford a car like that, he is going to get a good lawyer and take the department to to court.

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I was walking around Soho, NYC today when I stumbled upon this Ferrari 458 Spider with a cop writing a ticket next to it. I started to record the situation because I thought it'd make a cool video, little did I know what I was in for. As soon as I started recording the owner of the car appeared and got in it. He slowly started moving since he refused to accept the ticket (the car was parked in a hotels valet zone and the hotel valet had the keys, I myself don't understand why the cop was giving him the ticket, it was approved by the hotel that the car was parked there.) The cop then told him to stop but he proceeded to move forward. Now at this point I believe the cops foot was under the front drivers side tire. Yet again the owner moved the car forward and apparently he somewhat ran over the cops foot (or at least that's what can be made out from everything in the video, others at the scene claimed otherwise.) This triggered the cop and he slammed his hand into the drivers window and proceed to open the door (notice how many times he bumped it into the taxi cab) and pull the driver out forcefully. The driver was then thrown on the ground and handcuffed and arrested. The owners girlfriend seen in the video is also Stephanie Pratt from the MTV hit show, The Hills. The car did suffer some damage, paint chips on the door from when the cop slammed it into the cab and some scuffs by the engine bay shown in the last scene of this video. Pretty crazy situation, I was definitely at the right place at the right time!

Anyway, looks like the officer took a "bounce me nah" approach, and stuck himself in the way of the moving car, then the logical thing happened

[Yeo]

The driver should've taken his ticket but the officer also should have not stood in front the car.that looks like borderline entrapment. The driver doesn't have to be there for the ticket, everything comes in the mail up here.
And the way they react, well the just lost their badges. The guy can afford a car like that, he is going to get a good lawyer and take the department to to court.

No entrapment.
Driver saw he was getting a ticket, and attempted to leave,
Officer instructed him to stop, he did not (failure to follow a lawfull order whilst an officer is performing his/her duties)
Driver injures officer after failure to follow a lawfull order (assault charge)

Ofiicer(s) will NOT lose their badges, most willl happen is a CD (command discipline) for swearing.

Valet parking area is defined as driver of car gets out and valet parks car.

The car was clearly parked w/out keys in ignition, and if the valet is not there, he should have stayed in the car until the valet came to remove his car. By him leaving his car, parked, he is in violation of the traffic enforcement guidelines wrt valet parking.

[Yeo]

'Police Officer Felix Recio is filling out a ticket for Mr. Chabbott’s car for parking in a no standing zone, for not having a registration sticker, and for not having an inspection sticker, according to an NYPD spokesman and the criminal complaint.

Officer Recio told Mr. Chabbott “I’m writing you a summons. Please stand on the sidewalk,” according to the criminal complaint.

Mr. Chabbott, 28, of Midtown South, first tried to snatch the summons out of Officer Recio’s hands, then walked inside 147 Mercer Street, the address for The Mercer Hotel, the criminal complaint adds.

Mr. Chabbott, who was reportedly there with girlfriend (and former “The Hills” player) Stephanie Pratt, then returned to the car to announce “I’m leaving.”

Mr. Chabbott was “specifically told by the officer to not get into the car and to not leave, and that’s exactly what he did,” the NYPD spokesman added.'

'Mr. Chabbott was arrested and charged with second-degree assault (a felony charge), vehicular assault, obstructing governmental administration, and disorderly conduct, the NYPD said.'


http://observer.com/2012/08/is-line-sno ... cops-foot/

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i woulda bonks him too. nobody cuffin my ferrari glass an gettin away wit it. what if the glass did break now?

[Morpheus]

^^Yeah you "assault" the officer nah. A Ferrari on my foot and I studying is a Ferrari glass I hitting?? LoL.

I apprehending a suspect that "assaulted" me and I studyng chipping a car's paint??

Think logically nah some of you, oh gorm

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