Chapter 5: The Epic Chase
+1000!!! 
not the brightest guy you'll run into. Most people don't think about these consequences and rely strictly on instincts when situations occur.
On a side note, if you manage to run from police (without getting pulled over ) and escape from your vehicle on foot. Whether or not they have the plate number or not, they cannot prove that you actually drove the car even if you own it.
I had another friend who went on some backroads and totally wiped out at 80mph and wrapped his car around a tree. He knew for sure if he stuck around the scene that he would have been charged for wreckless driving. So he called a friend to pick him up and they went back to his house. The next morning, he called the police to report that the car was stolen. 2 days later, he received a call from the cops saying that they found his car on the side of the road, totaled.
"Whoever stole your car took it for a joy ride!" said the officer.
(sounding extra surprised) "OH wow really sir?!? No way!!!"
Insurance gave him the entire value of his car, zero points on his license, and he managed to get an even nicer car at the end of the day. Though I recommend being an honest person since Karma kicks you in the butt, it's a good story to tell the cops just in case you might have wrapped your car around a tree driving like an a-hole.
not the brightest guy you'll run into. Most people don't think about these consequences and rely strictly on instincts when situations occur.On a side note, if you manage to run from police (without getting pulled over ) and escape from your vehicle on foot. Whether or not they have the plate number or not, they cannot prove that you actually drove the car even if you own it.
I had another friend who went on some backroads and totally wiped out at 80mph and wrapped his car around a tree. He knew for sure if he stuck around the scene that he would have been charged for wreckless driving. So he called a friend to pick him up and they went back to his house. The next morning, he called the police to report that the car was stolen. 2 days later, he received a call from the cops saying that they found his car on the side of the road, totaled.
"Whoever stole your car took it for a joy ride!" said the officer.
(sounding extra surprised) "OH wow really sir?!? No way!!!"
Insurance gave him the entire value of his car, zero points on his license, and he managed to get an even nicer car at the end of the day. Though I recommend being an honest person since Karma kicks you in the butt, it's a good story to tell the cops just in case you might have wrapped your car around a tree driving like an a-hole.
a joy ride you say? sounds like my kind of fun! Except now if you lie about your car being stolen they might do some CSI ish and find out it was really you driving it...
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OK OK after reading your insane stories and literally with my hand under my chin, sitting on edge to read these (i must look like i am studying intensely at the library), you make me want to go to more meets and have some kind of (a little bit less scary) adventure like this one!!!
i want my own road to know! hahaha
i want my own road to know! hahaha
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I'm gonna take team Project R up there and challenge some locals. Maybe raid a few forums, get something going w/ camera crews and such for some entertainment around these parts. All I see these days are 1/4 mile or highway videos on youtube/streetfire.... blaaaah.... boooorrrriiinngg
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