Hit & Run was a 3-piece punk band from Portland, Oregon that played music h… Read Full Bio ↴Hit & Run was a 3-piece punk band from Portland, Oregon that played music heavily influenced by the melodic punk and technical skatepunk of the '90s. Hit & Run played songs that were fast, tight, hook-laden, aggressive, and melodic at times, punctuated with group shouts, powerful guitars, rapid-fire drum patterns and scrabbling bass lines. Lyrically, Hit & Run pushed toward the progressive, personal and political, but without losing a sense of humor.

As of March 13, 2010, Hit & Run officially broke up.

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Hit & Run Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Hit & Run:

God Bless The Government If tomorrow all the things were gone I'd worked for all…
Just My Way Please don't wake me Please don't shake me awake Here we go …
Too Little Too Late My mama told me, she said, "Son, please beware" "There's thi…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Hit:

19 I saw Star Wars at least eight times Had the Pac…
Az Utolsó Busz Felizzott a vágyam, egy forró éjszakán Csak Téged kívánlak…
Blues For Alfred I want some red roses for a blue lady, Mister florist,…
Bőrjakós Srác Indult a buli, sötét volt a színpad Mikor kigyúltak…

Boy Ft. Audio Push Chuis dans mon délire qui va Me stopper jfait d’la trap…
Certified O. G track ' nice olha o brilho dessa ice nessa…
Everything ft. Mecca Dawn And though will we One day see One is there…
Főszezon Kéken csillog a víztükör Tanár, szülő nem gyötör …
Get It Girl-feat. Insanity & Tension I've been really tryin', baby Tryin' to hold back this feel…
Get It Good And the base keep runnin' runnin', and runnin', And runnin'…
I Got It When the snowman brings the snow Well he just might like…
I Know I want U to know, but U never know~~~ I want…
I'm In Demand Yeah, yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah Yeah yeah oh Every time you'…
Intro Tie the dreads up, run the head up Run the lil…
Najlepsza Na Swiecie Najlepsza na świecie moja dziewczyna Nikt się nie liczy żadn…
Nálam Az Autó Úgy vártam ezt a délutánt Otthagytam gyorsan az iskolát…
Nie Warto Kochać Dla wszystkich fajnych dziewcząt od Zakochanych facetów a za…
Oké Én nagyon jó gyerek vagyok Megszívlelem, amit mondanak …
Outro LETRA: OUTRO PATAMAR TEM QUE TER FORÇA DE VONTADE PRA SUBIR…
P.S.A The turning point of a passing friend Don't tell me that…
Ride Wit Me ft. The Clipse Where they at? If you want to go and take a…
Szerelmes Dal Nem kell a szó Szóljon e dal Ne…
Talált Tárgy Tíz éve érkezett Tudtuk, hogy nagyon jó Mégsem…
Üveghegy Álom, Mely bennem él Éjszakákon elkísér Üveghegy,…
Valaki Segítsen Koncertre indultam délután Húsz forint a zsebemben A…
Żono moja Żono moja serce moje Nie ma takich jak my dwoje Bo ja…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Run:

around Don't enrage when I grab this flame And stand my ground…
Dmc Now that I waxed the crowd, I'm feeling proud and…
DMC Peter Piper Now Peter Piper picked peppers, but Run rapped rhymes Humpty…
DMC Vs Jason Nevins Unemployment at a record high People coming, people going, …
DMC Vs Jason Nevins-Its Like That Unemployment at a record high People coming, people going, …
DMC vs. Jason Nevins Unemployment at a record high People coming, people going, …
Fragile If blood will flow when flesh and steel are one Drying…
God Yeah man Yuh don't wah Run up On the beat now See it When m…
I Called So when you call me again and wanna call me…
I Used To Think I Was Run Yo, a red alert y'all, a red alert y'all A now…
Krono feat. Linying We're full of smiles in the winter sun Living in dreams…
Mary Mary 次のバスに乗って行き先も決めないで消えると君は静かにきっぱりとそう言ったね 2時間待ったけど来ない彼を笑っていた …
Meant For You United on my own front How will the pages turn? Stepping off…
Mind On The Road I got my mind up in Boston, crossin' back from…
Praise My DJ's JUSTINE is my valentie Money, making money be your love for…
Queen's Day We're the kings of rock now nigga, know-mean? Queens Day,…
Run Bizi özlüyorum Oysa ki söz vermiştin geleceğe dair Yolu…
Sometimes Feeling overwhelmed I know this too well Long vacation, shor…

You are pretty 所以我把歌词写成诗句一笔一划篆刻下我思绪幡动风止风起飞燕归去来兮写百般风流万人皆你所以我把歌曲唱进画里一山一…

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Comments from YouTube:

Just Vince

40w↑25K

Kudos to the father and other woman for being respectful and not trying to defend the daughter for almost killing someone.

Kevin riser

40w↑313

Agreed. Someone else replied but got deleted.

Fletch89

40w↑594

Agreed! And what a sad state of affairs when we have to give props to people for acting civilized and not defending dangerous and criminal activity...It's become way to common in America to defend this degenerate behavior

Lady Yana Number 1

40w↑93

@Col. Cotton Hillwhat group?

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Salty cracker68

40w↑14.9K

What a great family. Not one person was making excuses for her, they weren’t screaming and yelling at the police officer. They held her accountable.

Benny_Mac

40w↑157

Yah

jamie thompson

40w↑170

@BENNY_MAC what does THAT mean??

J C

40w↑43

@jamie thompson lol.

Simply Zo

40w↑29

@jamie thompsonhe doesn’t know any better

Chris Kirby

40w↑113

We have to come to expect that type of behavior from a certain group of people

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Imperial Commissar

36w↑1.2K

The officer was CHILL AF, man. He placed his voice, took control of the situation, but didn't go overboard. Good cop.

Pat

36w↑24

And that family for sure. All these other videos their family was trying to make every excuse in the book and get mad at the officers

Animal Shorts

36w↑16

All cops do this. The few that don’t are the ones media report on.

Xhiwhee

35w↑1

@Pateveryone did good in this video. Aside from the girl who hit him.

Dwight Around-yo-lips

34w↑1

For sure. That's what calmed her down initially

Tommy T

34w↑1

@Animal Shorts Doubt you get pulled over often

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Jacqueline Dunne

38w↑2.9K

The girl calmed down and that was because the elders set the tone. They listened and did not allow her to lie. Awesome job all around

Blazing Frost

37w↑44

except letting her drive without a license

- MrRichBiker

36w↑2

Very good wording, Awesome comment!

Edgee_yy

36w↑31

@Blazing FrostYou’d be surprised how many people think they fine to drive without licenses. There’s a lot of cases where people drive without owning a licenses whether they’re a fully grown adult or some teen wanting that freedom a little too early.

Kalned Lewil

35w↑1

I agree

Im

35w↑16

They didn’t LET her do anything. She had free will and she LET her self do that. Accountability has to be taken for that too honestly. I’m sure they didn’t MAKE her drive.

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rocky

36w↑292

The fact that her dad was even there says a lot about their relationship and what kind of parent he is. I got into an accident when I was like 20 and I was terrified to call my mom, even though I paid for the car and the insurance.

Hoovie9596

34w↑5

I got in a fender bender once and just got yelled at lol 😆

ImpalaMama

33w↑3

Yes, but he did allow her to drive without having a license, too. Obviously she didn't know the basic laws and rules of driving by her actions. I can't imagine why a parent would allow their child to drive without ever having obtained a license, absent the most urgent, dire circumstances were there was no alternative.

gary smith

33w

Nice family, but didn't teach this youngster the rule of actions and consequences...too much cuddling there...?

Kugelblitz

33w↑2

I hit a mailbox once when I was new to driving on my own 😂. Was trying to drive a truck in 4x4 low with too much wood in the back, got nervous with a bunch of people tailgating me so I pulled off into someone's driveway. When I tried to make a three point turn back out the truck slipped and my back end bent a mailbox. Talked to the neighbors, got their number, ended up going back and fixing it on my dime. That's my only accident to date. Yes I know 4x4 is bad on pavement. I did not at the time.

temqwerty

33w↑1

@ImpalaMama a parent cannot control their children's every action. He may not have known what she was doing.

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Siddhartha

38w↑1.6K

This needs to be a training video for all cadets! Couldn't have been handled better. Respect to the family and other civilians as well.

Teshai

38w↑4

Yup

99thJediWarrior

37w↑16

A training video for all cadets and driver's ed students.

Mike

37w↑1

Uh, what? You think they do something else, mmm?

TheElevatedOne

37w↑10

It is. Mainstream media doesn’t show you this side 💁🏾‍♀️

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Rafael Mendez

35w↑155

I felt so bad for the gentleman in the white SUV. He didn’t deserve this at all. Hope he is ok and everything goes in his favor.

TheScreaminSeaman

34w↑9

i'm sure they don't have insurance cuz if you don't have a license than why bother getting insurance? He's probally gonna get stuck with the bill on his insurance.

John Smith

34w↑3

@TheScreaminSeamanIt's probably the family's car. Regardless of who covers the cost, this will count as an accident on the SUV driver's insurance history and might raise his premium.

Out Here

34w↑3

@John Smith-the father didn't even know whose car it was at first! He said it was some relative of his but then said it was his. Well, whose car is it & who's paying the insurance? I hate to think white SUV guy got screwed on this, but it wasn't sounding good.

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Leset

36w↑781

I felt for the dad. There was that pure disappointment in seeing your child really mess up. Also, it's rare to see an interaction like this where literally every single person was calm and polite. The daughter was up and down, but she at least listened when her family told her to be quiet.

Andre Fasching

35w↑35

its worse when you actually experience it.

The day my father realised my brother was an unsavable drug addicted wreck...i swear to you. It broke him and made him turn from a "i AM 26 for the 20th time in a row" man to a "when does death come. dont want anymore, im tired" person

spraguedawley

35w↑17

it is rare to see online, but overwhelmingly the normal scenario in real life. no one wants to see normal interactions, so you end up seeing a lot of confrontational videos and start to assume that is what they are all like. most interactions with the police are very mundane and boring.

Ryan H

35w↑5

@Andre FaschingI hope he's doing better now at least

Andre Fasching

35w↑5

@Ryan H not sure tbh. Some days are better than others.

thanks for the sympathy

Ashley Rose

34w↑1

@spraguedawleyexactly

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Moka Bere

38w↑735

This is an example of a proper family. The girl knew she was in the wrong side, but her panic was understandable. And the police......they were such an amazing officers. These are the type of officers we need, and I hope they get a recognition for their attitude and methodology of handling the whole situation.

Woah What Is This

37w↑33

Besides the fact that they were letting her drive without a license lol

Mike

37w↑5

These are the type of officers we have. Huh?
Yeah, if you shoot at them they're going to be in another video, and you'll say they need to be trained and all that. 😂

Boots J

34w↑13

No one taught her how to drive and let her drive without a license. That’s completely reckless behavior, family also lied through their teeth until it was obvious she was getting convicted. WE NEED TO STOP SETTING THE BAR SO INCREDIBLY LOW.

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WestCoastLegal

33w↑79

The woman in the braids is the most calm, rational person in the group. Then Dad steps up & continues the calm fact finding conversation. High praise to both.

Tanisha Davis

36w↑195

This was the calmest, most respectful accident I’ve ever seen, great job to the cops explaining things and for the family that understood what happened and took responsibility for their daughter actions, everyone stay blessed 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Ant Man

35w

Respectful, if one driver is fleeing the scene? That is more than disrespectful to the other driver.
What if that person needs medical help.

Dylan W

34w↑2

⁠@Ant Man it was a young girl who was scared plus if you watched the whole thing and heard her she thought because he hit her she wasn’t at fault, she should not have been driving but she’s human and made a mistake and young so people don’t always follow laws when they are young like that. And yes the whole scene at the gas station was very respectful and calm

Tony Scott

33w↑1

@Dylan Wshe didn't just make a mistake, she made several. She drove without a license, ran a stop sign causing an accident, drove away from the accident, didn't initially stop for the police and lied to the police about the accident blaming the victim.

John Lavato

35w↑27

It’s so odd to see people go from a warning or ticket to a felony and a $10,000 bond that quickly. Like damn, just pull over, have a conversation, accept responsibility, and move on. Ain’t need to try to run from everything like that

watchdogbypass

33w

it becomes a bigger problem when you run from an accident; you can be held liable for the incident even if you did not cause it just by fleeing the scene

Kevin Carpenter

40w↑2.9K

She's lucky that everyone was able to walk away. That might be the biggest blessing in her whole life.

LSA chronicles

40w↑47

Law suit incoming. Wait until the ambulance chasers get ahold of it.

BPS 🟦🔧

40w↑13

if she was lucky she wouldn’t have crashed.

Brandon Hite

40w↑91

@BPS 🟦🔧 it wasn't misfortune that caused her to crash, it was her making a stupid decision. So yes, she is extremely lucky that she didn't end up killing that guy and catching a manslaughter charge as well.

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Just a Person Who Comments

37w↑112

The driver's reaction after causing such a serious accident is actually pretty shocking. Running from the scene and denying it only makes things worse

John Smith

34w↑6

Childish behavior from a fake adult.

Dan H

34w↑4

One of the first things out of her mouth was what is the bond going to be, not a word about who she hit ! Obviously a repeat criminal offender has been the system before. I agree with the other comments, that the adults at the gas station all behaved with respect for the officers on site. Nice to see for a change. Hopefully she will Learn from this I hope. There are a lot of bad drivers out there !

Carl Chapman

34w↑60

Just having the father involved made the entire situation better for everyone, no running, no screaming, no fighting or gunshots, just respectful understanding that a crime has been committed and justice need to be applied. Good for him and the example he made.

Laura Lee

35w↑57

This was actually a really good interaction. The officers were nice and respectful to her and her family and the family were lovely and respectful to the officers. Great stuff 👏

Captain Cabbage

33w

As a Brit looking in I agree. a beautiful snapshot of real America, they all did themselves proud.

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Midas

37w↑100

Great parents and great officers right there. We need more people like this in this world

Tee Rollings

35w↑2

Great parents wouldn't let their kid drive grandma's car with no license.
No license means she has no auto insurance which means she pays cash to repair that guy's car and pay his medical bills. You know that family will try to weasel their way out of that responsibility, I bet the accident victim has to take them to court to make them pay.

johnny cash

34w↑1

he could have had the bad parents??? gotta stop it it doent matter in all cases

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Christine Greenman

35w↑35

Refreshing to see parents who are responding to this situation the way they are - properly and with dignity. I wish more parents would watch this and take note!

Spam Garbage

40w↑5.1K

I love how everyone is chill af, no ego no judgement, just teaching a young girl about life.

Mucho Texto

40w↑58

She turned my man's iron horse into an accordion so this is more consequence

The lesson is the driving one that gets you a damn licence 😂

SyndroDome

40w↑4

good to see

Nived

40w↑49

What did she learn? Driving without a license,a hit & run, lying to officers plus totaling the other vehicle.. her dad showed up and basically worried about not getting the car impounded then getting her bailed out. So again what is she learning about life?

Mucho Texto

40w↑12

@Nived Beat the strongest one in prison to be left alone is what she'll end up learning

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GyroMurphy

36w↑45

That sweet older lady coming over to see if everyone was ok was awesome. Good to know that there are communities out there that care about their neighbors.

Kenboss Kenboss

39w↑22

Even though she’s the one in the wrong, I’m really surprised the police actually treated her with a decent amount of respect and I’m actually glad they did, because in this life, whether you believe it or not, everybody deserves a second chance we all make mistakes. This one was a huge one and she needs to pay the price. I’m just glad he didn’t throw her on the floor or slap her face against the concrete and mace her in the face.

Aaron Davidson

35w↑3

He didn't need to. She didn't resist. I know there are cases where a non resisting person gets slammed, but most of the time, an officer is responding to resistance.

Lisa Null

33w↑23

Respectful honest officers, respectful honest family. Child made a foolish mistake by panicking. Family kept calm & didn't let her lie her way out of it Love the way the officer took the time to explain to her in detail how fleeing the scene of an accident took a very minor incident & turned it serious. Life lesson hopefully learned. This child has an amazing family. I hope she realizes just how fortunate she is.

ZP

39w↑81

It's cool how the officer explained the law to them so they know. She now understands that she doesn't have to be afraid of the little things. Because she was it led her to make an even bigger mistake.

Whateverusay

34w↑10

I’m so glad her family remained calm and didn’t encourage her to resist or talk back… that was amazing and very mature on their part

Shelby

40w↑5.6K

Those 2 ladies in the background were so calm and respectful. Props to them. Her dad was so wonderful in this situation too.

Zuly Girl

40w↑83

She's lucky to have that support system.

𝓑𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓪

40w↑50

@Zuly Girlthey ain’t a support system to her. She wanted them to enable and defend her . She’s a clas act narcissist, didn’t you see her crying alligator tears!! It was all fake and an act!!

Zuly Girl

40w↑17

@𝓑𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓪 She's DEFINITELY a narccissist. They knew her bullsh*t and were keeping it as calm as they could, so she doesn't escalate. I hope they went out for dinner afterwards.

juliejam

40w↑34

@Lorne's 87 clitsman. the point they’re making is people of EVERY colour often get excited or angry when dealing with the police, and the women in the background were keeping the accused calm and composed instead of escalating the situation. doofus.

Tanko

40w↑9

@𝓑𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓪stop trying so hard to sound smart. It didn't work. She's an immature liar not a narcissist. Relax their bud. Not even a doctor can make that conclusion in just the few minutes this video lasted.

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Kat H

38w↑58

Gotta admit, I was extremely impressed how well everyone in her family acted! I’ve seen so many of these videos where everyone starts acting a fool & start screaming & unable to control their emotions with outrageously ridiculous behavior that escalates a minor incident into a full on guns drawn or someone getting thrown to the ground or tased & unnecessary additional arrests. It really was REFRESHING to see how people who know how to control themselves & their emotions can act in respectful manners.

Lucid Focks

33w

So here we are congratulating these black folk for being normal and acting civilized. It really says something about your attitude towards people and their society as a whole. I don't know whether to laugh or shake my head in disgust.

Spiral

33w↑1

@Lucid FocksConsider why he might even make that statement, given the trends.

Chris Ballew

39w↑201

Its so weird to see everyone acting so respectfully during an event like this. Cops not being hyper-aggressive for no reason, parents making sure their kid takes responsibility and not defending her blindly. Why cant we act more like this, with mutual respect and everyone acting responsibly. I didnt expect to gain hope from this video. Can we all please take a lesson from this video that were all human beings, and that our children arent perfect?

NotBaxkson

38w↑3

Agreed like this shouldn’t be weird it should always go like this

Filipe

37w↑15

Maybe it's because it's a biased sample, though? Like, the videos that go viral are the ones with drama, shouting, police malpractice, etc. The calm ones usually don't get much attention

XoSeanaXo

36w

Definitely it’s rare

XoSeanaXo

36w↑3

@FilipeI agree with this too

paris

36w↑3

@Filipeso true

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Sheila Amundson

35w↑10

Serious kudos to that family! I have the utmost respect for them not getting themselves involved and letting her go through the process that she needed to go through.

Anthony Casella

38w↑34

The fact that she asked if she “can get a bond”….says everything.

Grace Gilbert

40w↑2.1K

It’s refreshing to see this much mutual respect for each other in a situation like this. No cops yelling and cussing just being straight with the girl and no parents trying to shift blame and get mad. Everybody talked came to an understanding of the situation and had enough respect for each other as human beings to remain calm and act right.

msladytsunade777

40w↑30

That's the best thing about this. Thank GOD for BOTH parents being there and making sure she calmed down.

Mike B.

40w↑1

Right!!

jamie thompson

40w↑5

For the most part, the cops here in FL aren't total assholes.

Miami Infinity

40w↑4

That almost always how it is. But the news only show extremes but she belonds in jail

†ê§†ïmðñïµm Ðåêmðñï§

39w↑5

This is how most interactions go, believe it or not, the internet has you thinking otherwise

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Heather

37w↑28

I like how the woman was repeating what the officer was saying, as far as the girl not being in as much trouble if she would’ve just stayed. She was definitely using it as a learning opportunity for the young girl, and made sure she understood that there was a better way for her to have handled the situation. And sometimes people need a learning opportunity like this, and she’s definitely very lucky that things did not turn out worse. But guaranteed she won’t make that same mistake again.

Precola Vereen

37w↑138

I kind of feel bad for her, you can tell she was raised right and she comes from a good family.

Tricursor

37w↑29

Yep, just panicked like a lot of us might do. It's not default behavior to override that fight or flight response.

HDDUBBFILMS

37w↑6

😂😂😂😂😂😂 foh

marcoman

37w↑15

Raised right?😅 Not her first time jail because she concerned about $40 to put on her books😊

Mini Me's

37w↑9

You feel bad for her because she was raised right, comes from a good family and still made shit decisions? What?

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Elizabeth Weigle

35w↑4

Props to both the family and the officers in this situation! With everything in the media rn, it’s really nice to see an encounter like this not go off the rails. Don’t get me wrong, it’s absolutely horrible what happened and the girl should be held responsible, but the way her family/the others calmed her down while making sure she was okay, and the officers being blunt and straight forward without being harsh really kept this whole thing under control.
And also, props to the officer at the end explaining fully why she has to stop during a hit and run, even if she isn’t at fault. She has every right to be scared, she was confused about the first police car flashing their lights and then she’s in a car crash. Her adrenaline is pumping, her heart is beating a mile a minute, she’s young so this might be her first formal interaction with the police. She’s going to be scared, and that’s okay, but she still needs to understand what she did wrong so that God forbid if it happens again, she’ll know what to do next time.

Shabrena Monet

39w↑31

I thank this family for being the definition of attentive and calm. ❤

James Myers

34w↑4

Kudos to the parents, and actually to the girl for ultimately staying calm.

BeautifulLife 87

40w↑4.2K

I love how the officer placed his arms on her shoulders trying to calm her down. Situations turn out so much better when you have cool headed ppl involved.

Atrxespi

40w↑62

I agree I recently had to get arrested and I fell as my life is over and this was a big fuck up like a big fuck up. I expected to spend a weekend in jail since it was Friday evening I was arrested. Luckily, the lady who came and arrested me what’s a Saint? We had the same birthday same name everything she was young and she was so nice to the point she even filled out paperwork so I would get released as soon as they process my information in booking if it wasn’t for her I would’ve spent a long weekend in jail, scared sick and have a panic attacks even now as I’m waiting for my first court date. I’m still in contact with her. We are very close even as I was getting walked out she told me fuck with the people are thinking it doesn’t matter what you did that doesn’t define you and my tension when I knees, I’ve never thought I would be hearing those words from a police officer, and on the way to the jail she was just talking to me about skin care, and make up products since I’m in cosmetology school. Very nice woman. I now have a new respect for police officers as well and I guess if you cooperate it really does help you out in the end lol I’m just happy I didn’t have to go to jail I was so scared to get booked lol

Ana

40w↑10

@Atrxespithat's awesome. Sounds like a good experience to a bad circumstance. I do agree that most the time if you cooperate then things will go well, but it can't be negated that there are still some times in which cooperation doesn't ultimately lead to favorable results, although those are the minority and not the majority.

delimitnc

40w↑7

@Atrxespi It's good that these things sometimes turn out well. When it happened to me, I spent that weekend in jail, with paper clothing and a cell that had every conceivable surface covered in what appeared to be feces. Best part: the drinking fountain on my all-in-one deluxe cell shitter was broken, so my option in that department was to go thirsty, or brave the bowl water. I went thirsty.

Obviously, the creatures running that little slice of heaven were fully aware of the conditions. I'd love to say this was the only time I'd seen such things, or the worst. There's a reason I trust police about as far as I can shit on a normal poop day. I'd hope to run into more like yours, but frankly, I'd rather never run into ANY at this point.

Cassie Babbyyy💜

40w↑8

That was all jus to make her feel comfortable to TALK and TELL on herself!!🤷🏾‍♀️ they are trained for those kinda of things lol. Hell I do it with my son all the time so he will tell me what he did 😂😂😂😂😂

BeautifulLife 87

40w↑16

@Cassie Babbyyy💜 I don’t think every situation is like that. Some ppl genuinely care and know that situations like that can get out of control when someone is upset to a point

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gamrage

38w↑33

In my opinion, when the police ask you if you want to press charges, you should say "YES."
You're not doing anyone any favors. People need to learn that they did something wrong. If not they'll repeat it and continue to get away with their actions without an ounce of regret.

SoyBoyGaming

33w

unless u are wanted!!!

Touya Todoroki

33w

it's so irritating when people say "no it's ok" and then act like the victim anyway. i knew someone who actually tried to say the police "didn't do anything" after and i was like i saw you tell them no charges!!!

TNTkeynine / Kosumi Studios

37w↑17

I LOVE IT when families hold each other accountable ngl

nanc1970

34w↑5

I love how the family was helping the police explain to her why she was getting arrested. Smart respectful family.

Blur Davis

36w↑11

This was a perfect example of how things should go, in these situations. Although it was her fault, Im still proud of how she didn't go insane, and how the parents didn't get involved to try to prevent them from doing their jobs. Great example on all of them

mackdaddy0629

36w↑4

Poor guy, glad he is okay, even more glad that her family held her responsible; shame that she made the mistake and they have to pay for it but it's a valuable lesson. Drive safe.

Hamppdur

40w↑2.9K

Huge huge huuuuge props to the family not making a big scene about it. They let the officer do his job and can’t say how refreshing that is to see.

Bruno Bensaid

40w↑96

because the family knows in how much trouble she already is... they are playing low profile

Tanker335

40w↑105

All Dad see's is money leaving his bank account.

fshalor

40w↑48

Agreed. Props to the family and the officer. He made sure the dude was OK, then went to town. I believe him about not having time for "little things". Honestly, the best part of this video was the interaction between him saying how far he'd go while explaining it to the young woman and the fam. Don't be an problem, don't cause problems; you wont get problems. Sounds like a simple message.

NorthWestClass PNW

40w↑30

That's the first time I've seen it recorded. Normally everyone is obnoxiously overly defensive

Boxer Blvd

40w↑19

What we must give credit for not acting ignorant and intitled. That police officer was great. That family has no right to blame or act the fool.

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bashpr0mpt

38w↑49

It's sad that we're all so astounded at how calm and behaved everyone was. That's the bigotry of low expectations at work right there. We're SHOCKED that there's no screaming and disrespectful behaviour. They're just standing there like normal people. I've never seen that before from your countrymen.

June Cat

38w↑6

That's not bigotry, that's just not what people are accustomed to seeing from people that look like them---and THAT'S the sad part!😐

Ria Lequay

38w↑3

@June Catwhite folks act crazy af too

Isaiah Fronning

37w

This is the norm, the media hypes everything up. In a country of 300 million people you see a lot of different ways people interact, but this is the norm.

June Cat

37w↑1

@Ria Lequay True, they do, but not in as great numbers and/concentrations. 🤷🏽‍♀️

Willie Will

35w

It just doesn't happen often enough

Elizabeth Doucette

36w↑9

She was lucky the officers were so gentle with her but props on everyone around her for not making excuses for her.

Rebecca Brown

33w

Good job for the parents telling her she reacted wrongly. We need so much more of this.

k Clay

37w↑7

These officers and the family were great. This girl was also as level headed as she could’ve been I’m glad nobody was hurt

Robert Floyd

35w↑2

Great Job officer for the way you dealt with the whole situation, this is the perfect example of how any scene should be handled when the situation is called for everyone to be calm

Josh Vanassche

40w↑1.8K

this is probably the most civilized and mutually respectful interaction between the police and civilians i have ever witnessed the people telling the girl to calm down and just listen to the officer and the officer calmly explaining the situation. if only every interaction could go like this

Clearly Not Woke

40w↑27

That’s how it’s supposed to be!!!

Ld7snake

40w↑38

A civil Florida story? that’s a first

Ace

40w↑7

Nd in Florida ur charged if u make a false case against someone 😮 Rare Florida W

South Holland

40w↑7

This literally happens all the time, every single day.

Chuck's Nightmare

39w↑5

@joshvanassche---- I'm 68yo and believe it or not this use to be the way every accident scene(black,white etc) was just a few years ago, Well maybe 10 or so. Why so many people do what they do today goin crazy at accidents, or when stopped, then run from police. I still believe that 90% or more of people (white,black etc) are normal people and behave and are civil at accidents or with police encounters. At least I hope the numbers are right. And it was refreshing to see all the people in this vid were civil. I just wish the young girl would have stayed at the scene. This is why you take classes to get a license because they teach you the rules of the road/laws. It was also refreshing to see how well mannered the young LADY was to the police. After seeing how civil her DAD was, we all know why she too was civil.

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Jeff Smith

37w↑6

Its upsetting to see good parents deal with stupidity like this. Much respect to them.

Someguygary

36w↑8

The woman keeping her friend reasonable is a godsend she was doing the right thing and everyone appreciates her for that

Why There Is

33w

One of the calmest dad I have ever seen. Good that all the people around her behaved in the best way.

Mike Tappin

34w↑5

This young lady learnt a valuable lesson here. She has a good father, who remained calm and did not add to her stress. I am fairly confident she is a decent young lady and has a decent family. She will learn from this. I'm sure dad will let her know his feelings when she gets out and back home.

David Tang

40w↑4.7K

I’m glad everyone involved understood the situation and accepted the results. No one tried to defend her for being wrong. This is how it should always be.

Candi Lease

40w↑10

Exactly!!

JumpinJimmyjack

40w↑78

Considering she had both parents and an involved father, it's amazing she is so poorly behaved.

Amanda I.

40w↑72

@JumpinJimmyjack yeah lmao you guys act like having a father is everything

Zerieth

40w↑75

@amandai.1334 for real. Sometimes people just turn out bad. Even with the best parenting in the world.

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Awesome Archivist

37w↑6

As bad situations go this went pretty well. Both the officers and civilians as well as the family handled this with respect and calm minds.

I only wish most situations that do happen were conducted like this.

n e o n m o o n

37w↑2

It's refreshing to see a brief moment of how society should function. Everyone that needed to be Profesional was, everyone that needed to remain calm did.

DaMegaTaco

34w↑1

They did a real good job with making sure she understood why she's at fault and where she really went wrong with the multiple mistakes me made that day. Sucks for her, but people gotta learn somehow.

Will

34w↑8

She made a mistake and eventually admitted to the accident— you have my respect

John Crain

33w

It's encouraging when the family of someone who's broken the law sets a good example for how to handle a situation like an arrest or an accident. I have a great deal of respect for the girl's father and mother in how they handled matters.

M White

40w↑2.3K

Mad respect for the family members. Incredibly level headed human beings. This is how these unfortunate interactions are supposed to go down.

Carguy

40w↑88

Isn’t that how they’re supposed to act? The fact that everyone acted correctly and is surprised by it is sad.

M White

40w↑75

@Carguy you’re not wrong. At all. But, think of how many examples we’re shown on here or other similar channels where the family, bystanders, etc escalate the situation and make it infinitely worse? There are SO many examples of that happening, it’s actually maddening.

Perry Francis Caravello

40w↑15

@M WhitePrecisely, and it’s almost always especially unreasonable for the bystanders to bicker, they’ll complain and proclaim a person’s innocence for one reason or another yet that very person is a detriment to their community who is wanted for a violent crime.

SACTICAL BAG

40w↑20

As opposed to the 90% that arent ' level headed'...Ya , I guess they deserve the nobel prize ... for doing the basics....geeesh

jenni Turtle burger

40w↑7

Well they should tell them not to run for something so stupid as not having a license.

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Commenting is Dangerous

36w↑4

it was refreshing how the family was kind, and respectful. no freaking out or causing more violence.

David Allen

33w

SO wonderful to see one of these videos where EVERYONE handles themselves with the utmost professionalism, honesty and kindness. That is a WONDERFUL family... mom and dad didn't make excuses for her, and the young lady herself was respectful. God bless the victim, this family and all involved... pray that all turned out as well as could be expected for everyone.

Nathan Smith

33w↑1

Mad respect to rhe family handling this exactly like it should have been handled! It's maddening when they normally excuse what happened or blame it on the cops. I'm sure that officers appreciated it also.

eghck!

37w↑3

This is the most beautiful interaction I’ve seen in years - respect to all parties involved

Ssidistik

33w↑1

This is a perfect example of a great place to live with awesome Americans! The young one made a huge mistake and the immediate community didn't freak out and start threatening and breaking stuff causing a riot. I applaud you sir for having such a great family. Thank god no one was hurt and lets pray she learns a great lesson. PULL THE HELL OVER, STFU, TAKE YOUR TICKET and if you want to argue do it with the judge if you must.

Philipp Hager

40w↑1.9K

What a great example of how an interaction between the police and a citizen can and should be. Respect to the officers and the parents.

c. phil moore

39w↑37

You know this is more routine than not. The media likes to play up the bad ones as if they’re common.

TJ StarzZ

39w↑15

Yeah this is VERY common. When the citizens begin getting belligerent or trying to cherrypick what "compliance" means they typically escalate then.

Gabriel Rodriguez

38w↑13

@c. phil moore Yup, because people doing their job well isn't typically what people want to see.

99thJediWarrior

37w↑3

@c. phil moore Yea, but I think the fair thing to say is that both situations can and do happen. And as for the media, well they don't need to tell the truth to make news, do they? It's like Denzel Washington once said: "If you don't listen to the news, you're not informed. If you listen to the news, you're misinformed."

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SiSenor

39w↑51

The lady that ran the stop sign was just ignorant of the law to not flee. If she stayed there she wouldn't be in so much trouble. She probably panicked. You can see the reason she was so well behaved after the accident. Her family was respectful and calm. Kudos to her parents on raising her correctly.

umungus

37w↑12

The reason the accident happened is because she was running from the cops because she didn't have a license... she was fully aware of the law.

A

36w↑3

No license and didn't stop, yes very commendable

umungus

36w↑3

@A i dont get how people are praising someone who runs from police and hits innocent people. But I guess we support criminals instead of victims now.

A

36w↑1

@umungus yeah I forgot to mention she lied too

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Torian Jewell

37w↑6

It amazes me how all they’re worried about is her bonding out…and for her to continue to say “he hit meeee”…yea idiot…BECAUSE YOU RAN A STOP SIGN

marksummers

33w↑1

I feel for everyone involved, even the girl to an extent. She's obviously in the wrong, but it seems like she just panicked and took off. What a level-headed understanding family too. She made a big mistake, and hopefully it's a learning experience.

H. ☆.｡.:*

35w↑1

It can probably be known that the father will give his daughter some long words. He understand the situation, understand what she did. Absolute awesome man! You can tell he’s disappointed!

The Bewitching Hour

36w↑2

What a wonderful interaction between everyone. Really like the dad. From the title, I thought this was going to go south.

Blaze Elvira Firehoof

39w↑3.1K

dad of the year right there, came to find out what happened, answered all questions calmly, honestly and without hesitation, full support on all fronts. 10/10 right there. :D

Out Here

39w↑12

Well, except that he probably knew daughter was driving around without a valid license.

Crayola_Queen28

39w↑112

@Out Here…and probably told her not to take the car. You can’t blame parents when the offspring is old enough to make their own decisions.

Out Here

39w↑4

@Crayola_Queen28 - It's not her car. So how did she get the keys?

Crayola_Queen28

39w↑56

@Out Here She probably just grabbed the keys? I know my parents had a bowl near the door that most of us dumped our keys when I we arrived home. My point is we don’t know everything. It’s weird to immediately place blame on parents when the offender is old enough to make their own decisions. Especially when evidence shows in the video they are holding her accountable. “I told you not to do it”. sounds like she asked first, they said no and then she did it anyway.

Out Here

39w↑3

@Crayola_Queen28 - all the more reason that family should NOT have left the keys available in a common area, if indeed that is the story. As much as I trust my step-daughter (and she is exceptionally responsible), I don't leave my keys or guns laying around for her to ever possibly misuse. I care too much about impacting hers or anybody else's life forever by not keeping up that responsibility every minute of every day. Thanks anyway, but this isn't even a good debate. Take care.

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Brigid

36w↑2

I'm glad this video is getting a lot of views, this family handled this like people should handle difficult things if only they could keep their emotions and mouths in check. That girl is very young and dumb, but with that family on her ass to do the right thing, she has a fighting chance in this world to grow up to be somebody. And loving her doesn't mean defending her no matter what she does, attacking the cops, or screaming at her either. Excellent father. One day she'll thank God for him and his good example.

Manarchy ·

39w↑16

According to the shirt the lady in pink is wearing, they recently experienced a loss. Times have been tough for them, yet they stay calm and collected. I have nothing but respect for this family and I pray for them 🙏🙏

SKETCHIFYIT

33w

This is how calm and collected police absolutely NEED to be in these situations. Great job on their part, and good on the suspect and family for keeping their side calm and understanding as well. Exemplary interaction here.

Street Taco Kid

37w↑3

Perfect example of how good Law Enforcement Officers know how to deescalate a situation...well done Officers

Objection Hearsay

35w↑2

This girl is blessed with an incredible family.

Letha~Mae

40w↑1.7K

What's sickening is she's more worried about a bond than did she hurt or kill anyone!!!

Carguy

40w↑102

Exactly. Expressed ZERO concern for the man she almost deleted

Thechannel

40w↑23

I noticed that too.

Simon Phoenix

40w↑19

Well that is just human nature for you. We are always more concerned for ourselves than an unknown person. Anyone who acts otherwise is simply pretending. At best you can expect them to have some empathy for that person as well, but that's about it. It would truly take a saint to be more concerned about the welfare of a stranger than themselves.

Lady Yana Number 1

40w↑91

@Simon PhoenixNo man, speak for yourself.

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simone kingero

38w

Wow…both these camera cops are absolutely outstanding at their jobs.The first guy giving clear relevant updates via radio and getting a quick statement off the victim so he could resolve his wrecked car without delay and the second cop for being calm and compassionate with the lady driver and deescalating the situation and controlling the scene…exemplary.

Michelle Eavey

37w↑1

Wow, the family of this young woman was awesome. Not screaming, not disrespectful, getting emotional or playing the blame game.

The law enforcement officers were very professional and polite.

It's nice to see a proper citizen/law enforcement interaction.

Love Shell

35w↑1

I would NEVER flee the scene of an accident, but if I did, my dad would’ve kicked my ass. That dad was very calm and collected. She’s lucky.

Grandma Mel

34w↑1

Refreshing change to see her family insist that she listen and show respect for the officers

Arms

34w↑2

Gotta love how she immediately tries to shift all the blame to the person she hit.

Rick TR

33w

She's probably been doing it all her life.

StaticMonkey84

40w↑2.9K

I love how the cops weren’t coddling her or putting up with her BS. It’s disgusting how she tried to play the victim. Her family was also very respectful and not making a scene which made things go much smoother.

Claas Kuhnen

40w↑78

shows how interaction with Police can go well too if each side keeps a cool head.

Dxddy Minato

40w↑45

True but the female tryna lie at the beginning saying “Somebody hit and ran her” is a douche, wish they could’ve charged her with sum like giving false information to a officer

o.g Paramount

40w↑44

@Dxddy Minatoppl panick n lie outta fear, it's human nature

Weggorino

40w↑45

@o.g Paramount No, it's not. Most people just own up to their mistakes, not try to pin them on others.

JB

40w↑48

I don't think she was playing the victim... she doesn't have a license... you normally learn the traffic laws in drivers training. The car hit her(because she didn't stop so it was her fault) so she likely assumed she was the victim in the situation. Its not her being a brat or entitled she didn't know any better. Now whose fault is that? Her dad... he stated he owns the car... why did he let her drive knowing she has no license? That's the real question.

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Morris Stephens

39w↑1

Yes, this was actually a good teaching lesson for all. Always remain calm, even some time in the wrong just being honest it won't be as bad.

Harmony Family Life

36w

Kudos to everyone in this situation, this is how you deescalate and keep things from getting out of hand.

Papi

34w↑1

With parents like this, she still has a chance for redemption

MrCrispycoyle

38w↑1

I love this video. People being genuine. Respect. Nobody dies. Life goes on. This too shall pass.

martin ramirez

32w

Thank God her father was there and was able to calm her down. And her feeling safe around him.

Dan

40w↑5.4K

Imagine the frame of mind it takes to flee, run a stop sign then say that the other person in the accident you caused almost killed you! Not an ounce of empathy.

No Mames

40w↑371

Because its all whypipo's fault, sheeeit

Armen Tumanov

40w↑86

Lack of a mind

Twilight Resonance

40w↑136

i mean she is lying, or she is literally that low IQ to where she believes she is in the right and the other guy was in the wrong. has nothing to do with embathy

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Durandus

36w↑1

The parents being there keeping her calm helped a lot I could see this easily being a screaming match about running the sign or no license. You can tell he’s calm about the bond cause he knows she’s going to court.

Glory Mosby Floyd

38w↑3

I really hope that it all worked out for everyone involved in this mess

Kibbies 'n Me 🐶🙂

34w↑1

This was the most impressive, well-behaved, calm, cool, collected and respectful group of people that I've ever seen on any of these police cam videos. Besides the woman fleeing the scene and lying to the cops, she handled herself pretty well. This is how everyone should behave when dealing with the police, (or, anyone for that matter). Respectful, respectable, no excuses, kind, calm, and reasonable. I applaud each n every person here, including the police, and you've all earned my respect. I hope this woman does right to herself and does whatever is required to get her drivers license. Sending prayers to each n every one of you and your loved ones (everyone can use some extra prayers to invite God into our lives). 🙏❤️

Seth Weiser

36w↑1

What a well mannered and respectful family in a bad situation. Would have been so easy to just act irate and panicked. But that father was on top of the situation

Taylor M

33w

Props to the father, and the other women who didn’t cause more issues and realized that the daughter messed up and that they didn’t defend her but actually agreed with the officers and were respectful to them…. If more people followed these people example then there would be less conflicts.

Lauren Ferrell

40w↑2K

The fact that she ACTUALLY thinks she was the victim is mind blowing and scary! We have to be on the road with delusional people like her. This is why car cameras were invented!!

Fred Harvey

40w↑55

She's lying

Juno Moon

40w↑85

Typical knee girl. 🤦🤦🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

Juno Moon

40w↑40

Typical knee girl. 🤦🤦🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

Pappa Krisp

40w↑71

She knows that if she plays the victim that she might get off free. She doesn't think she's the victim, she just thinks the police are stupid

CARPETMAN6666

40w↑31

I had a girl hit my parked car and she blamed me for parking it in the lines like anybody else would. She cried bloody murders when the cops got there. I wasn't even in the car at the time. But I did see it. The cops we're actually really good but they still couldn't explain to her that it was her fault for hitting a parked car. She wasn't having it

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Chris Yacoback

37w

Very professional conduct by the officers. It's reassuring to know the people we trust to protect and serve our communities are professional

Waiiso 420

39w↑1

happy everyone was respectfull! even the girl that did the hit n run... it happens.. you panic... but she took it like a champ and her friends and father did an awesome job keeping her calm!! and this should be shown in training in police academy!!!

supraondueces

35w

I feel for this lady, clearly she was scared and compliant it happens. But she’ll learn and hopefully this will never happen again.

Casey Blankenship

38w↑1

Thank god her family knew how to show respect. Doesn’t matter how you feel about the cops fake it if you have too. Don’t do it for them do it for yourself. It might make your life a lot easier

Broly

34w

such upstanding pillar of the community. In fact she was on her way from baking cookies at the church and doing community service...in fact at 5:30 you can see her trying to stifle a smile from remembering such a good day she had.

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