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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hooper" data-source="post: 4332088" data-attributes="member: 46111">Still a lot of unanswered questions.You bet I have watched a ton of there pursuit videos, I believe they have more PITS than any other state most years. A lot of them are for felony pursuits, and then some are uncalled for, but mistakes are made. I usually like to lean toward the side of the Law. I would like to see her body cam footage. It looks like she may have made her decision to open the door and pull him out to quickly. If he was trying to put it back in gear, she may have done the right thing. But the way she approached the car and opened the door it is suspect to me she just dove into a bad situation by making the wrong choice for herself and everyone on the road that day.But then I am able to sit here under no pressure and watch the bad situation.Heck he may have been tired of following her cruising in the left lane for quite some time before pursuit started and just passed her. Again I see a lot of mistakes made on her part. Glad every one is Okay though.The left lane comment is intended to be a comic wise crack, but hey she was in the left lane.All other comments are just opinions.I will definitely avoid Rogers though, for two reasons now.One I was rear ended in the Rogers area, at a Stop sign on my MC, by a Crack headed blond (she was out on bond for possession of CDS among other charges), spent a week in the Hospital and a year recovering from injuries. There was a County Sherriff Cruiser directly in front of me who ran the stop sign, so I stopped bad mistake. The deputy never seen it I guess, cause I laid on the pavement for quite some time till EMT's came with no law involved.Two I do not want to encounter a red headed trooper.</blockquote>

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