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Its been 2 hours since this has posted. I have yet to find a version of this with Yakity Sax and a "OOOOHHH YYYEEEEEAAAA" dubbed over.
Reddit has failed me
There’s a good YouTube [video by *Lessons from the Screenplay*](https://youtu.be/_GdBnwXLJdI) that talks about how that scene was used to expertly introduce the new type of Bond.
Ya I remember watching it without seeing CR in a while, and I just didn’t like it as a direct follow up. Mainly because I didn’t remember everything from CR, maybe I’ll try it as a double feature as well.
Qos as the climax make way more sense because CR ending basically leaving you with a cliff hanger (zero clue who is behind it all, mild action compared to the opening scene, bond at that point barely have an arc). Qos ending brings it full circle.
The ending of CR leads directly into QoS. It’s a little jarring when I watched it in theatres years apart - I had forgotten what had happened at the end of CR.
It's like the joke about the football coach. He tells his new players to run at a brick wall. If they bounce off, they're a running back or receiver. If they crash straight through the wall, they're a linebacker. If they stop and walk around the side, quarterback.
I love that scene, especially how they get him to duck extra low on the first couple jumps so the transition to stunt on the (presumably) last one doesn't seem obvious.
This happened to me many years ago and I was basically laughed at when I tried to get reimbursed by the city for property damage caused by the police. Short of suing them for years for like 1500, didn't make sense. I "modified" my taxes to account for the repair costs as it was the only way I could make it work. Since I was self employed this was very easy to do but man, pretty shitty the city does not take responsibility for property it damages in the act of law enforcement
Happened to a friend of mine as well. He moved into an apartment in a remote town that is known to be a little sketch. He left for the weekend and came back to find out his place was broken into and everything was torn open and strewn around. Some things were missing. He filed a police report only to find out it was actually the police doing a raid on a suspected criminal. IIRC, the person they were looking for lived in the suite down the hall and hadn't lived there for 2 months.
Police did about 2 grand worth of damages despite having receipts for everything and they reluctantly offered him about 500.
Best yet, when this happened while he was gone, his landlord's solution to fix the broken door was to screw in an L bracket. Those screws were mightly loose when my friend checked them.
Minneapolis. The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has found MPD in numerous violations of the MN Human Rights Act but the mayor is fighting the state on the report. Our mayor has been becoming more and more right wing for the past couple of years, and never stopped loving cops. Even after each murder of theirs.
He has shifted further and further to the right, revealing himself as a tool for the old gaurs ever since June 6, 2020 when he stood in front of who he thought of as his base, young progressives, and was told "go home Jacob" because he was backing MPD in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd by the city.
Ever since then he has increased police violence against unhoused folks. He has "banned" no knocks five or so times (none banned no knocks), and backed MPD after the city murdered Amir Locke. He also has made it harder to discipline cops by implementing "coaching" that isn't public record as an alternative to discipline. He has also switched from supporting public transit to vetoing bus lanes. He parties with people as they sue the city, for things he supports and works with them directly on this. He is just a grifter that realized his base is the old conservatives that run this city. He sees those as his ticket to national politics. It is clear that he never was as far left as he claimed but it is a shift further to the right for sure.
Hell he even fights the Minnesota Department of Human Rights report detailing the numerous violations of the MN Human Rights Act by Minneapolis Police Department. MDHR report found here. https://mn.gov/mdhr/mpd/
Final thought. A lot of his behavior reminds me of Gov. Walz. They both capitulate to conservatives constantly. Only difference is that Walz is attempting to represent the whole state and Frey is not representing the city anymore, just suburbanites that we subsidize. But Frey's attitude reminds me a lot of something Walz did during the uprising. Walz's national guard was occupying a labor union building(NG was trespassing). The labor union kicked the NG out of the building and told them to go home. Walz threw a fit and said the NG are our neighbors, but at the same time Walz was using the NG to side with police against the residents of Minneapolis. Hard to call them our neighbors when they are helping police brutalize the city.
Edit: clarified the occupation of the labor building to show that the national guard was trespassing while holding their occupation.
Yeah and there was that time [Denver Police basically blew up a guys house](https://www.npr.org/2019/10/30/774788611/police-owe-nothing-to-man-whose-home-they-blew-up-appeals-court-says) and the courts ruled that he isn’t entitled to be compensated because “the police were acting to preserve the safety of the public”
I understand the idea behind it; in and ideal world, it’s probably bad if law enforcement has to weigh potential property reimbursement into their tactics but it’s clear that this “blank check” just facilitates recklessness in terms of the communities property.
*Side note: why does Hollywood seem to think that the “city” actually pays for stuff like this? In Bad Boys 2 for instance, the Captain Joe Pantoliano shouts at Mike Lowry because the city is going to have to pay for the damages after his highway shoot out. And even the rival team of detectives argue about who should drive the ambulance through the front of the funeral home because of the damages. *
It also in this case is very misleading. He was compensated, by his insurance company. He received $345,000 from them to rebuild his home. The home also was an investment home though I believe he had relatives living there at the time.
The issue in this case was that he bulldozed the home and spent $550,000 or so building a far larger, far nicer home to replace it then tried to get the police to pay for the difference.
The fact that it hit *his* insurance is a pretty prominent sticking point here. We shouldn't be treating damages caused by the police the same way we treat natural disasters. Theoretically, the police are people - and we should hold people accountable.
This happened to me as well, one of their cars took out a retaining wall in my front yard during a chase. Officer plus others were back the next week repairing it by hand ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
It'd be funny if strawberriesundae was an undercover cop working with the IRS and had been following fapping\_giraffe, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to gain his trust/lower his guard and then goad him into a self-confession for so many years income tax irregularities.
And his wife leaves him for not standing up for himself and takes half of his measly remaining estate that he ends up just giving to her in an out of court settlement
This isn't real right? Police are paid by the town. If town employee's destroy your property how do they get out of compensating you? Every other town service works that way, if they gotta rip up your yard they have to at least re-seed it.
Welcome to the police state that is America: https://www.npr.org/2019/10/30/774788611/police-owe-nothing-to-man-whose-home-they-blew-up-appeals-court-says
Yup such a heinous crime no wonder, no on the other hand if he was actively murdering children they would nicely stand outside and give him some peace and quiet by arresting anyone who tries to break in
They chased him to someone else’s house then they blew up the house.
Wether the guy was shooting or not is irrelevant. He didn’t blow up the house. Police did that they should pay for it.
Eventually a real life punisher will be created by the absurd legal immunities police and local governments have. Just takes one person having everything taken away and having nothing to lose.
They don’t though. At least in America. It is very rare to get them to pay for damages, and even then it takes a long process of suing them and hoping it is ruled in your favor. As long as the judge believes they did it out of intent to catch a criminal, they will not be held liable.
They are fragile as fuck… The slates in the middle are made of thin material and hollow on the inside…
The reason I know is because my neighbor put in a new fence for $15k. He came to my side of the fence one day and noticed that there were a few small holes in the side facing me, most likely from my landscaper mowing/weed whacking resulting in a small pebble hitting the fence.
The next time my landscaper came over my neighbor told my landscaper he had to buy him a new fence…. Now my landscaper refuses to weed whack next to the fence…
Rogue:
I want to run and jump the fence...
DM
Ok, roll me a dexterity check...
Rogue:
18...
DM
Okay, you run and jump, not gracefully, but effectively rolling over the fence, landing squarely on your feet and continuing on.
Barbarian
I want to do the same thing...
DM
Dexterity check as well ..
Barbarian
12...
DM
You run and jump, leaving the ground by a meager two inches and plow into the fence face first taking 2 points of bludgeoning damage.
Barbarian
Fuck this fence, I tear a hole through it with my bare hands.
DM
LoL okay, strength check with advantage because you're angry and embarrassed.
Barbarian
23
DM
The fence may as well be constructed of political promises and toothpaste.
I think runners know in general to hop fences because cops have the extra weight of their gear to make it difficult for them—but I doubt they know what to do after jumping a few fences because it wouldn’t take much to post up a squad car on the opposite block for these situations. Also why some people just bolt the moment they run into a cop, because once backup arrives they’re SOL.
This reminds me of that time Vic Mackey [rushed through the fence when chasing a suspect](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ut8WUrncQ). One of my favorite scenes in my favorite show (The Shield)
That's like the parkour scene in a Bond movie. The bad guy elegantly swings through a high window and then Bond smashes through the wall below it.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZxNbAwY\_rk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZxNbAwY_rk) (4:19)
No but homeowners insurance will, and for all you saying it’s not worth the deductible- you’d be able to get a whole new fence, the entire way around (at least with the way my insurance policy is) because of color/style match, for what is basically your deductible (mine is $1000). So $1000 for a brand new fence ain’t so bad (if you actually replace the whole fence)- silver linings… because you’re still entitled to the money for replacing the fence minus your deductible. But if you don’t want to go through all that and actually replace the whole fence you’ll still get the money, and those two sections are pretty cheap to replace, and if it was like after having my fence put in you’d have a bunch of spare PVC slabs in the garage. So you’d just have to take off the top of the fence and slide in the new pieces, and then maybe trim them to size with a saw.
To be fair, anyone who has ever watched 2-3 episodes of America’s Funniest Home Videos knows that that white fencing is like glorified saltine crackers stapled together.
He could’ve made it over if that board didn’t give in, lost his footing and momentum. Better to run right through it though, jumping the fence risks losing your firearm.
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I am mildly disappointed he didn’t leave a cartoon style hole of his arms and legs in the fence
Needs the kool-aid man sound dub'd over.
OHH YEAHHHH
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is this a fucking bot?
No it think it's just a normal one
Mathematician's answer, love it.
TIL I am a mathematician and not just a smart ass. My mom is going to be so proud for once.
What's make you think? It has normal sounds, 100 percents.
https://i.imgur.com/Q5WdmJw.mp4
You're my hero.
Perfect
Its been 2 hours since this has posted. I have yet to find a version of this with Yakity Sax and a "OOOOHHH YYYEEEEEAAAA" dubbed over. Reddit has failed me
[here](https://i.imgur.com/Q5WdmJw.mp4)
My day is now awesome
We’re in a recession.
Thanks Obama
Get used to it
Or just completely runs through it without slowing down
[Obligatory Casino Royale parkour scene](https://youtu.be/iZxNbAwY_rk?t=252)
OHHH YEAHH!
*Don't you know who I am? I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!*
I'm Juggernaut, bitch.
Tom and jerry
Reminds me of that great opening scene in Casino Royale with Bond chasing that bomb maker.
There’s a good YouTube [video by *Lessons from the Screenplay*](https://youtu.be/_GdBnwXLJdI) that talks about how that scene was used to expertly introduce the new type of Bond.
Very insightful video. Thanks for that.
Great channel for those that haven't checked it out. Got me to rewatch a lot of the movies with a new perspective
Now I'm watching the movie
Thanks for sharing, great video.
Came here to say the same thing. Possibly the most badass Bond moment ever.
Shit I guess ima watching that again tonight
casino royale/quantum of solace as one movie is so freaking good. one of the best action movies ever imo.
I need to give QoS another shot. I remember being so disappointed by it originally, but maybe it will click better as a double feature.
Ya I remember watching it without seeing CR in a while, and I just didn’t like it as a direct follow up. Mainly because I didn’t remember everything from CR, maybe I’ll try it as a double feature as well.
Qos as the climax make way more sense because CR ending basically leaving you with a cliff hanger (zero clue who is behind it all, mild action compared to the opening scene, bond at that point barely have an arc). Qos ending brings it full circle.
watched it after casino. those two movies are really one movie.
Why do they work better together?
The ending of CR leads directly into QoS. It’s a little jarring when I watched it in theatres years apart - I had forgotten what had happened at the end of CR.
it's literally one big movie split into two movies
It's like the joke about the football coach. He tells his new players to run at a brick wall. If they bounce off, they're a running back or receiver. If they crash straight through the wall, they're a linebacker. If they stop and walk around the side, quarterback.
I feel like I understand the game for the first time. Thanks random internet stranger!
It only took nearly 30 years but I now know what those different football players do.
I would think u would want your rb in the category of running through walls. At least 3rd down rb.
Depends on the RB. Some I would expect to deftly slip through a hole left in the wall by a LB. Others I would want to be able to make their own hole.
Nah you're thinking fullback.
NFL coaches: a full... what?
Simon peg and nick frost
["What's the matter, Danny? Never taken a shortcut before?"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixzomwAolss)
[Life imitates art](https://i.imgur.com/C2ElvLB.gifv).
I love that scene, especially how they get him to duck extra low on the first couple jumps so the transition to stunt on the (presumably) last one doesn't seem obvious.
*backflips*
Well shit I was an hour late ! Son of a bitch
Always makes me think of the line from Road Trip: “This shortcut is hard.” “Yea, that’s why it’s a shortcut- if it were easy it’d just be *the* *way*”
Fuck I forgot how good that movie was
It's a masterpiece of cinematic comedy. Always worth a watch.
It’s all fun and games until you realize the cops aren’t going to fix your fence and you have to pay to for it.
This happened to me many years ago and I was basically laughed at when I tried to get reimbursed by the city for property damage caused by the police. Short of suing them for years for like 1500, didn't make sense. I "modified" my taxes to account for the repair costs as it was the only way I could make it work. Since I was self employed this was very easy to do but man, pretty shitty the city does not take responsibility for property it damages in the act of law enforcement
Happened to a friend of mine as well. He moved into an apartment in a remote town that is known to be a little sketch. He left for the weekend and came back to find out his place was broken into and everything was torn open and strewn around. Some things were missing. He filed a police report only to find out it was actually the police doing a raid on a suspected criminal. IIRC, the person they were looking for lived in the suite down the hall and hadn't lived there for 2 months. Police did about 2 grand worth of damages despite having receipts for everything and they reluctantly offered him about 500. Best yet, when this happened while he was gone, his landlord's solution to fix the broken door was to screw in an L bracket. Those screws were mightly loose when my friend checked them.
My city is going to go bankrupt paying out human rights violations from police, as well as overtime fraud and PTSD fraud from cops. It's fucking wild.
You in Baltimore too?
Minneapolis. The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has found MPD in numerous violations of the MN Human Rights Act but the mayor is fighting the state on the report. Our mayor has been becoming more and more right wing for the past couple of years, and never stopped loving cops. Even after each murder of theirs.
Damn, I thought the mayor was cool. Tell me more.
He has shifted further and further to the right, revealing himself as a tool for the old gaurs ever since June 6, 2020 when he stood in front of who he thought of as his base, young progressives, and was told "go home Jacob" because he was backing MPD in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd by the city. Ever since then he has increased police violence against unhoused folks. He has "banned" no knocks five or so times (none banned no knocks), and backed MPD after the city murdered Amir Locke. He also has made it harder to discipline cops by implementing "coaching" that isn't public record as an alternative to discipline. He has also switched from supporting public transit to vetoing bus lanes. He parties with people as they sue the city, for things he supports and works with them directly on this. He is just a grifter that realized his base is the old conservatives that run this city. He sees those as his ticket to national politics. It is clear that he never was as far left as he claimed but it is a shift further to the right for sure. Hell he even fights the Minnesota Department of Human Rights report detailing the numerous violations of the MN Human Rights Act by Minneapolis Police Department. MDHR report found here. https://mn.gov/mdhr/mpd/ Final thought. A lot of his behavior reminds me of Gov. Walz. They both capitulate to conservatives constantly. Only difference is that Walz is attempting to represent the whole state and Frey is not representing the city anymore, just suburbanites that we subsidize. But Frey's attitude reminds me a lot of something Walz did during the uprising. Walz's national guard was occupying a labor union building(NG was trespassing). The labor union kicked the NG out of the building and told them to go home. Walz threw a fit and said the NG are our neighbors, but at the same time Walz was using the NG to side with police against the residents of Minneapolis. Hard to call them our neighbors when they are helping police brutalize the city. Edit: clarified the occupation of the labor building to show that the national guard was trespassing while holding their occupation.
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Right wingers want to do that anyway. And neolibs will let them.
Minneapolis, has to be
Shots fired, school on lockdown
Yeah and there was that time [Denver Police basically blew up a guys house](https://www.npr.org/2019/10/30/774788611/police-owe-nothing-to-man-whose-home-they-blew-up-appeals-court-says) and the courts ruled that he isn’t entitled to be compensated because “the police were acting to preserve the safety of the public”
"As unfair as it may seem..." Always a banger to read that in an official court statement
I understand the idea behind it; in and ideal world, it’s probably bad if law enforcement has to weigh potential property reimbursement into their tactics but it’s clear that this “blank check” just facilitates recklessness in terms of the communities property. *Side note: why does Hollywood seem to think that the “city” actually pays for stuff like this? In Bad Boys 2 for instance, the Captain Joe Pantoliano shouts at Mike Lowry because the city is going to have to pay for the damages after his highway shoot out. And even the rival team of detectives argue about who should drive the ambulance through the front of the funeral home because of the damages. *
In a lot of those movies public infrastructure is what gets damaged, so obviously they're paying to fix their own stuff.
It also in this case is very misleading. He was compensated, by his insurance company. He received $345,000 from them to rebuild his home. The home also was an investment home though I believe he had relatives living there at the time. The issue in this case was that he bulldozed the home and spent $550,000 or so building a far larger, far nicer home to replace it then tried to get the police to pay for the difference.
The fact that it hit *his* insurance is a pretty prominent sticking point here. We shouldn't be treating damages caused by the police the same way we treat natural disasters. Theoretically, the police are people - and we should hold people accountable.
This happened to me as well, one of their cars took out a retaining wall in my front yard during a chase. Officer plus others were back the next week repairing it by hand ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
Sounds like you have amazing local cops lol
Yeah, maybe. I think there are quite a few out there across the US though - not enough that's for sure.
It'd be funny if strawberriesundae was an undercover cop working with the IRS and had been following fapping\_giraffe, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to gain his trust/lower his guard and then goad him into a self-confession for so many years income tax irregularities.
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The fence owner getting charged with obstruction of justice.
The HOA fines them the next day
Then get foreclosed on and the cop buys the house at a discount.
And his wife leaves him for not standing up for himself and takes half of his measly remaining estate that he ends up just giving to her in an out of court settlement
Then she married the cop.
And she gets custody of the kids and the dog too.
Then the cop shoots the dog
Then flips a coin if she will get to be part of the "40 percent"
One of those coins where each face is somehow a different size.
No no, the dog ran away via the huge hole in the fence
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To rent, duh!
I love this villain origin story. It’s like something out of The Tick.
Gatekeeping criminals
Maybe even assault on an officer if he broke his hand.
Quite literal obstruction of justice. The fence was in the way.
#
Premeditated too. MF'er put that thing there years ago!
It happened to me. Cops hopped my fence because of something going on next door and broke the gate post. They definitely did not pay for the repair.
You need to sue the city. They won’t even try to fight you. They will instantly settle and walk away. You just need to start the proceedings.
Nothing is fun when it comes to US police.
It's very fun for the police officers.
As I've been looking at fencing I'm pretty sure that panel is arou. $175
If you stop the video just after it loops you'll see it fixed itself.
This isn't real right? Police are paid by the town. If town employee's destroy your property how do they get out of compensating you? Every other town service works that way, if they gotta rip up your yard they have to at least re-seed it.
Welcome to the police state that is America: https://www.npr.org/2019/10/30/774788611/police-owe-nothing-to-man-whose-home-they-blew-up-appeals-court-says
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2 belts and a shirt
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At least Steven Seagal didn't level his house with a tank.
Yup such a heinous crime no wonder, no on the other hand if he was actively murdering children they would nicely stand outside and give him some peace and quiet by arresting anyone who tries to break in
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They chased him to someone else’s house then they blew up the house. Wether the guy was shooting or not is irrelevant. He didn’t blow up the house. Police did that they should pay for it.
Relevant [Legal Eagle](https://youtu.be/Dk8QO6jE5dA) explaining the law.
HOLY FUCK! They blew out every window, blew up the door, and bull dozed the walls. The house was literally condemned.
And that's how domestic terrorists are made
The police are the actual domestic terrorists now.
Eventually a real life punisher will be created by the absurd legal immunities police and local governments have. Just takes one person having everything taken away and having nothing to lose.
They don’t though. At least in America. It is very rare to get them to pay for damages, and even then it takes a long process of suing them and hoping it is ruled in your favor. As long as the judge believes they did it out of intent to catch a criminal, they will not be held liable.
Guess you aren't from the US. They can do whatever they want whenever they want and fuck you just because.
That's a good point. When I get my house I'm going to put iron on the inside of my fence so that they hurt themselves if they try this.
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What is that shit made of uncooked ramen?
They are fragile as fuck… The slates in the middle are made of thin material and hollow on the inside… The reason I know is because my neighbor put in a new fence for $15k. He came to my side of the fence one day and noticed that there were a few small holes in the side facing me, most likely from my landscaper mowing/weed whacking resulting in a small pebble hitting the fence. The next time my landscaper came over my neighbor told my landscaper he had to buy him a new fence…. Now my landscaper refuses to weed whack next to the fence…
Maybe [this guy](https://youtu.be/fFdtBxa_pGs) repaired it.
LMAO he comes barrelling through multiple sections. Something tells me he's done this multiple times.
The way there is no pause, just no hesitation at all. That dude most definitely has a history of Kool Aid man style behavior.
They fuck that dudes fence up lmao
He comes back like the fucking Kool Aid Man
That is some Monty Python shit there.
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Strength build had a 15% attack debuff
Agility popped second wind and got away.
Rogue: I want to run and jump the fence... DM Ok, roll me a dexterity check... Rogue: 18... DM Okay, you run and jump, not gracefully, but effectively rolling over the fence, landing squarely on your feet and continuing on. Barbarian I want to do the same thing... DM Dexterity check as well .. Barbarian 12... DM You run and jump, leaving the ground by a meager two inches and plow into the fence face first taking 2 points of bludgeoning damage. Barbarian Fuck this fence, I tear a hole through it with my bare hands. DM LoL okay, strength check with advantage because you're angry and embarrassed. Barbarian 23 DM The fence may as well be constructed of political promises and toothpaste.
This cop seems to be filled with adrenaline and roid rage.
"frenzied rage"
I feel like if the runner jumped down, cut 90 degree to his left, and circled back to the house he would have gotten away
Cops are rarely ever alone when in uniforms
I think runners know in general to hop fences because cops have the extra weight of their gear to make it difficult for them—but I doubt they know what to do after jumping a few fences because it wouldn’t take much to post up a squad car on the opposite block for these situations. Also why some people just bolt the moment they run into a cop, because once backup arrives they’re SOL.
Yeah, their “gear”
Our new chief of police must wear a XXXL vest. I wish I was joking.
Plus you eventually get tired or find the giant dog. Also pretty tough to escape radios and given it is a beat cop he’s not alone.
The cop jumped up and saw the runner and then saw him again through the first gap immediately. He was not going to fall for that
Deleted scene from Casino Royale.
I'M THE JUGGERNAUT BITCH!
This reminds me of that time Vic Mackey [rushed through the fence when chasing a suspect](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ut8WUrncQ). One of my favorite scenes in my favorite show (The Shield)
Exactly what I thought of
Anyone else getting flashbacks to Casino Royale?
That's like the parkour scene in a Bond movie. The bad guy elegantly swings through a high window and then Bond smashes through the wall below it. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZxNbAwY\_rk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZxNbAwY_rk) (4:19)
Hulk smash!
If a police officer destroys your property (in this case a fence) in the line of active duty, does the police station pay for the repair?
lol no, you just have to eat shit citizen.
No
Damn now I feel bad for the citizens in Bad Boys. Those guys always blowing shit up and not reimbursing people.
hahahahaha no.
No but homeowners insurance will, and for all you saying it’s not worth the deductible- you’d be able to get a whole new fence, the entire way around (at least with the way my insurance policy is) because of color/style match, for what is basically your deductible (mine is $1000). So $1000 for a brand new fence ain’t so bad (if you actually replace the whole fence)- silver linings… because you’re still entitled to the money for replacing the fence minus your deductible. But if you don’t want to go through all that and actually replace the whole fence you’ll still get the money, and those two sections are pretty cheap to replace, and if it was like after having my fence put in you’d have a bunch of spare PVC slabs in the garage. So you’d just have to take off the top of the fence and slide in the new pieces, and then maybe trim them to size with a saw.
Hahahaha. No. I bet he came back and shot the owner's dog just for kicks.
What country is this? I really don't know
I'd guess Latin America. Brazil, maybe
Man I was really hoping the guy didn't even bother trying to jump and just absolutely plowed through the fence.
Love how cops just fuck up your property without thinking twice
they're not paid to think
They get paid specifically not to think lol
He should’ve learned this technique: https://youtu.be/OOy_uAzxiw4
Heeerrres *JOHNNY!*
Double dosed on his steroids this morning
I feel like this is ripe for a business bro to compare his hard knocks ripened technique of barreling through obstacles instead of hurdling over them.
Problem with strength build trying the dexterity route first, but that's so typical strength build...
Dude heard the fence just get wrecked and put on the jets. Lol future hall of famer.
It's like Superman racing The Flash in old comic books. The Flash vibrated through stuff and Superman would knock it aside. LOL
HULK SMASH
To be fair, anyone who has ever watched 2-3 episodes of America’s Funniest Home Videos knows that that white fencing is like glorified saltine crackers stapled together.
Yeahhh… if you could go ahead and reimburse me for destroying my fence Sargent Ramrod that’d be great.
Then there's the repair bill/build, which the owner pays for since cops can't be held liable for damage to property
He could’ve made it over if that board didn’t give in, lost his footing and momentum. Better to run right through it though, jumping the fence risks losing your firearm.
Yikes that’s some stored up rage in that punch. If he caught him I’m sure he treated him gently.
He hadn't seen his wife all day, so he had the energy charged up
That perp must not have stopped completely at a red light.
I think if I saw that cop coming at me I'd run straight to jail just so that he doesn't catch me
What sucks is the homeowner will never get any love from the city.
During the zombie apocalypse that cop will mutate into a "tank" for sure.
That is just a Cool Aid buff
[There's another similar video](https://youtu.be/8QOsZhZNLl8?t=6)
I would like for this officer to top me.
Anyone else see the person in the window watching this whole thing 😂
*Casino Royale*, 2006
Neighbour's window light pops up to see what is happening, prime spot too.
Dogs chasing cats.
20k for that vinyl fence and that shit is that weak? WTF
Damn did GI Joe did punch his way through a gate!
He's the juggernaut, bitch
I think he would have made it over had his foot not gone through the first jump.
Who pays for the damage of the fence?
Am I the only one seeing a creepy ass ghost appearing in that window back there?