If you say so. I don't know how far he went after someone yelled stop, but he admitted in that video he kept going afterwards because he was impatient and in a hurry. Mainly I'm responding to the people in this thread saying you should never stop just because someone yells at you to stop under any circumstance. That's kind of a ridiculous notion. There are times you should definitely stop if you hear someone yell that, this being one of those times.
Did you miss the part where I said he shouldn't be charged with anything and the cop was in the wrong?
I also read the entire paragraph before you stated that. You said that Scheffler was in the wrong and listed the things he should/shouldn't have done, except the part where he went exactly where he was told and exactly how he was told to do it.
Not always a good time to stop for the "law".
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I did not say he was "in the wrong", I said he should have stopped when someone told him too to find out why they were yelling stop. That's it. He admitted he thought it was a security guard and he was in a hurry so he kept going. In that situation you should stop. That's it. I don't think he is a terrible person or should be charged with a crime, and the cops actions afterwards were way worse. My goodness, how dare someone even suggest Saint Scottie should have done one little thing differently.
Yes, not always, but he wasn't driving alone on a secluded gravel road at night. I made this point already.Not always a good time to stop for the "law".
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