theres a classic
cue mighty mouse, ‘here I come to save the day’
harry p.
February 19, 2014 5:39 pm
Haha,
cant be detoit though, they dont have that many cops.
Zarathustra
February 19, 2014 7:16 pm
Hilarious but you can’t really blame the cops on that one, just really bad timing.
SSS
February 19, 2014 7:27 pm
Good one, Admin, but …… I hate these YouTube videos.
At the end of the video, about nine more videos appear on your screen, somewhat related to the video you just watched, or not. Next thing you know, for the next 30 minutes or so, you’re watching one YouTube video after another.
I actually spent those “30 minutes or so” by ending up watching a 5 minute clip of pro tennis players losing their cool on the court. How in the hell I got there, I haven’t the faintest clue.
Is there something wrong with me?
Hagar
February 19, 2014 7:47 pm
It is a staged video. Notice the cop car parked across the street. Besides, on the following screen, the same video says it occurs in Tallahassee.
TeresaE
February 19, 2014 8:03 pm
Hagar, nice call.
Not only is one of the two cop cars parked across the street, the other one is just sitting in the middle.
The quality isn’t good enough for me to read the logo’s on the cars, the town looks pretty darn clean for Detroit.
Due to the way the cop cars are sitting at the beginning of the video, I’m going to guess this was shot on a movie set with a phone, probably some lurker watching production.
Reminding us to only believe half of what you hear and maybe now with the advent of digital, even less of what you think you see – at least online.
Tenquick
February 19, 2014 8:47 pm
This is a hoax, take a look at the commercial it was for
Chen
February 19, 2014 8:51 pm
TeresaE says:
“Reminding us to only believe half of what you hear and maybe now with the advent of digital, even less of what you think you see…”
The old line was ‘don’t believe anything you see and only half of what you hear’.
Persnickety
February 19, 2014 9:53 pm
If it was Detroit, the cops would have been half an hour late, and one of the cars would have lost a wheel and/or bumper when it stopped.
Stucky
February 20, 2014 8:02 am
How I knew IMMEDIATELY that this was a hoax ………… the cops didn’t Taser the innocent bystanders.
Stucky
February 20, 2014 8:07 am
Upon further investigation … about 15 seconds worth … it appears that was a Chevy Malibu commercial.
theres a classic
cue mighty mouse, ‘here I come to save the day’
Haha,
cant be detoit though, they dont have that many cops.
Hilarious but you can’t really blame the cops on that one, just really bad timing.
Good one, Admin, but …… I hate these YouTube videos.
At the end of the video, about nine more videos appear on your screen, somewhat related to the video you just watched, or not. Next thing you know, for the next 30 minutes or so, you’re watching one YouTube video after another.
I actually spent those “30 minutes or so” by ending up watching a 5 minute clip of pro tennis players losing their cool on the court. How in the hell I got there, I haven’t the faintest clue.
Is there something wrong with me?
It is a staged video. Notice the cop car parked across the street. Besides, on the following screen, the same video says it occurs in Tallahassee.
Hagar, nice call.
Not only is one of the two cop cars parked across the street, the other one is just sitting in the middle.
The quality isn’t good enough for me to read the logo’s on the cars, the town looks pretty darn clean for Detroit.
Due to the way the cop cars are sitting at the beginning of the video, I’m going to guess this was shot on a movie set with a phone, probably some lurker watching production.
Reminding us to only believe half of what you hear and maybe now with the advent of digital, even less of what you think you see – at least online.
This is a hoax, take a look at the commercial it was for
TeresaE says:
“Reminding us to only believe half of what you hear and maybe now with the advent of digital, even less of what you think you see…”
The old line was ‘don’t believe anything you see and only half of what you hear’.
If it was Detroit, the cops would have been half an hour late, and one of the cars would have lost a wheel and/or bumper when it stopped.
How I knew IMMEDIATELY that this was a hoax ………… the cops didn’t Taser the innocent bystanders.
Upon further investigation … about 15 seconds worth … it appears that was a Chevy Malibu commercial.