Comments by "Killed The Cat" (@killedthecat1034) on "Code Blue Cam" channel.

  1.  @sustud1531  Next time, don't wimp out and actually tag me.
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  2.  @DMV8662  If that police officer had hit one of those construction workers going 80 miles an hour, would you be okay with it still then?
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  3.  @DMV8662  A couple of months ago, a teenage boy got killed by an officer in a police chase recklessly, going high speeds in a residential area. There's a reason laws exist. So, to answer your question... I'm a mother with a teenage boy.
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  4.  @DMV8662  I'm also absolutely sure that the majority of those construction workers have kids that they need to get home to.
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  5.  @Theegoaat  How old are you acting like that while hiding behind a screen and a fake name?
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  6.  @DMV8662  Do you have anything of actual substance to add, or are you just here trying to make yourself feel better much like a high school mean girl that never grew up?
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  7.  @gruffy4967  1. Time stamp and quote where that happened? 2. It's literally his business. It's the job him and his co-worker/witness were hired to do. So maybe you should take your own advice.
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  8.  @flinchus  When did he claim to be a cop? Cops wear reflective shirts while working traffic duties, so it's easier to see them. Other people on the job do that, too. It's a radio and a whistle. Those are also not uncommon on construction sites. Neither are white vehicles while working a security job. Nor are reflective lights. Think for yourself next time. 😁👍
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  9.  @Nocomment9876  That's not what he said. You are intentionally leaving out the whole quote. When he was talking to HIS WITNESS, he said, "We were going what? 55? 60?." He wasn't talking about the guy at the time.
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  10.  @flinchus  What did he do to show himself as a cop? When did he say he was a cop? Think about it next time. 😂👍
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  11.  @mattmgarza  He didn't pull them over, though. He flashed the cops to get them to slow down... but the cop turned around and pulled over.
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  12.  @grumpyoldlady_rants  Neither can the cops when they issue pacing tickets. Stop acting brand new, Kid.
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  13.  @bruceskousen5451  How do you know what he's trained to do? It's literally part of his job, and it's part of his job. Also, if you can't tell someone is going significantly faster than you on a highway, then you should probably stop driving.
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  14.  @leinonibishop9480  If he was chasing, he needed his lights on. If he was following it, it must not have been that important. Instead, he was arguing on the side of the road for the next hour. Does that sound like it's more important than the lives of those construction workers he could have hit?
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  15.  @leinonibishop9480  How was he pretending to be a cop? Reflective gear and white cars with lights are typical of security. Radios and whistles are typical of construction sites. Did he ever claim to be a police officer?
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  16.  @leinonibishop9480  He was going 80 miles an hour in a construction zone with no lights on and no pressing business. That's how.
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  17.  @leinonibishop9480  Watch the video. He was pacing him at one point. Not to mention, if you can't tell someone's going significantly faster than you on the interstate, then you should probably stop driving.
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  18.  @gruffy4967  🙄 When you're speeding, could you get pulled over and get a ticket? Can you name a precinct where that wouldn't happen?
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  19.  @gruffy4967  He was speeding in a construction zone. Did you even watch the video?
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  20.  @gruffy4967  Once you answer those questions, tell me why you need that specific code for that specific precinct? Besides the fact that you're just grasping at straws.
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  21. @theanarchist6106  1. I'm serious about it because he could have killed someone. 2. He never stopped him, so what are you talking about? 3. He arrested a man for doing his job.
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  22.  @robin_holden  The white truck with lights? Look in any mall security guard parking lot, and you'll find the same. Reflective clothing, whistles, and radios will be found on any construction site. Especially a highway construction site. He never pulled him over. So where is the evidence that he was doing anything but his job again?
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  23.  @robin_holden  Most of that has little to no evidence, can be interpreted differently if wanted, or has nothing to do with this incidence. So take your own advice.
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  24.  @robin_holden  There's no evidence he works on that construction, you mean? Other than the other guy in the truck who works with him? The construction site with all the guys around? The equipment? The radio that looks like the other construction people in the background?
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  25.  @robin_holden  So now, people around a procession trying to show respect and help out are now cop impersonators?
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  26.  @robin_holden  And now he works at the DMV and can assign license plates. The vehicle they had looks like an old police vehicle that police agencies frequently sell to citizens. It probably had that assigned to it.
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  27.  @robin_holden  and I wasn't done.... You just went on a big long rant. So take a breath.
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  28.  @robin_holden  Why you think 80 in a 55 is "a bit" is beyond me. It's a construction zone. As in, it has people there who probably have children, they have to get home to. Do they need to hit a construction worker before you start taking it seriously? Because I'm pretty sure that construction workers' children wouldn't appreciate it having to go that far.
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  29.  @robin_holden  How did they charge him with impersonating a police officer the first time? What did he do?
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  30.  @robin_holden  Blue lights are the ones not allowed. Red lights are. Again... any mall cop.
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  31.  @robin_holden  There's plenty of real cause for you to focus on that cop getting the tickets he deserved, too, but you're trying to play that down. Even though that could have put somebody's life at risk, take your own advice.
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  32.  @robin_holden  Where did it say all that about other trucks he had?
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  33.  @robin_holden  You are making up a whole lot of assumptions about how this person you don't know thinks and feels. In the meantime, you're still not willing to hold the officer accountable for their actions. So come talk to me when you're willing to do that.
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  34.  @robin_holden  "and was later seen in another construction area with other workers dressed in similar attire," but there is no evidence he worked there?
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  35.  @robin_holden  He literally says the light flashing is what his employers told him to do.
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  36.  @robin_holden  He also points out several different other vehicles equipped the exact same way to do the exact same job.
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  37.  @robin_holden  He also has several off duty cops that work for him. Apparently, they are fine with it.
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  38.  @robin_holden  He was on probation for an unlawful display of emergency lights on a vehicle. That is not impersonating a police officer. So why did you lie?
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  39.  @robin_holden  He didn't have blue lights on any of those vehicles. Go back and watch the video. The cop himself says white and amber. Do you know what the color Amber is?
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  40.  @robin_holden  You mean all the valid points that I'm making that you're running away from as fast as you can because you can't argue against them? Even though I've literally responded to everything you've said. 🤔
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  41.  @robin_holden  So not only were you wrong about him having the blue lights on there, but you're also for some reason trying to dismiss all the evidence you can't argue against based on that lie. He didn't even flash the strobes. It was his high beams. Better luck next time, little buddy.
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  42.  @robin_holden  In the meantime, this cop is power tripping because he knows he was in the wrong, which is also a concern you should have, but you're ignoring.
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  43.  @robin_holden  So next time, don't come at me with half truths, and then ignore all the other facts that go against what you're saying.
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  44.  @robin_holden  The cop says he's under cover and so doesn't need all these people out here knowing that he's a cop, he wants to flash his own lights and then stop on the side of the road, call other cops and put his badge on to argue on the side of the road for an hour...
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  45.  @robin_holden  The cop was weaving in and out of place, with no signal and the 80 in a construction zone. With two witnesses. You don't have anything to say about that, though, do you?
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  46.  @robin_holden  Was he following a murder suspect? That's the question he asked him. Apparently, not if he was willing to ditch the murder, suspect to argue with this guy on the side of the road for an hour. You don't care about that, though, either.
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  47.  @robin_holden  Before, you say? Where did you say that? He didn't get that charge until years after this video, and there's no indication he was ever on probation for it. So why are you lying again?
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  48.  @robin_holden  You apparently add "emphasis" when you're lying about things, and you think I'm just going to take your word for it.
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  49.  @robin_holden  In the meantime, that police officer was clearly lying about his business that day, but you don't care about that.
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  50.  @robin_holden  In fact, the only person in the video that seems to be getting the "justice they deserve" is John. Even if all the things you just said were true (which they are not), it still would not justify that police officers reckless driving that could have cost someone their life. So why don't you care about that?
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