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LAPD🚔 🚨Officers were going Code 3 to a DV call🚨 •91 y.o. driver (Jose Hernandez) turned left - in front of the officers. •Jose did not survive. •The crash is under investigation. *The officer was NOT at fault. **Driver turning left must wait until it’s clear.

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Anthony Rossi1 year ago

Unfortunately, neither the RMP operator nor the recorder was watching the roadway. No shout of Stop, No Brake, No EVOC 💩, just drove straight into the fossil turning left. Terrible day for all.

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Jon without the “H”1 year ago

Reason #1 why LE should wear seatbelts. I know so many guys I used to work with who just refuse to and it’s such a bad idea

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Mulligan Mattt1 year ago

91 year old …still driving is totally irresponsible & not necessary.

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carin1 year ago

Jose wrong place, wrong time. Heart goes out to family and officers

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Heidi1 year ago

Sorry, those cops are absolutely guilty of not looking ahead while driving. You can watch it and see just when you would start to slam on your brakes. Cops aren't ever going to be as good at all aspects of their jobs as they used to be, just like the rest of it I guess.

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Small Town Chris1 year ago

Cops aren’t supposed to be going above the posted speed limit even with lights on; they were definitely partly to blame here

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police.law.news1 year ago

They can go like 15 mph over. Depending on dept policy.

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Joe Hammer1 year ago

Why is a 91yo driving?

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JAMS01 year ago

Well, can we charge the domestic violence offender with murder now?

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Jim1 year ago

Maybe if you weren’t doing 70 around all those houses. Good thing a kid didnt ride his bike out in front of yall. How could you possibly tell someone how to drive? You were moving.

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