As a law enforcement officer, you are supposed to “serve and protect” the citizens with the highest standard in professionalism. It seems that this statement does not apply in the following case.
We all know that the far left lane is called the fast lane for a reason, to go the speed limit or faster (not that we encourage speeding). Anyway, this Onslow County Sheriff in his car No. 145, is a bit “overprotective” whit the other drivers on the highway, as he was holding up traffic in the fast lane by going 50 mph (80 km/h) in a 60 mph (97 km/h) speed limit zone.
As the filming car’s driver was bored to death, he overtakes the police car from the right side when he has the chance and continues. Shortly, thinking that the driver that passed him may not be safe going 60 mph on the freeway, the deputy accelerates, passes the filming car on the right, re-enters the fast lane and suddenly brakes, causing a small rear-end collision.
Thinking that, the “speeding” driver learned his lesson, car No. 145 then accelerated and left the scene.
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