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Houston, TX a Texas State Trooper rolling code collided with an Amazon Prime trailer at a 4-way intersection. The officer survived with non-life threating injuries and is expected to make a full recovery. The accident is under investigation at this time as to who was at fault.

Houston, TX a Texas State Trooper rolling code collided with an Amazon Prime trailer at a 4-way intersection. The officer survived with non-life threating injuries and is expected to make a full recovery. The accident is under investigation at this time as to who was at fault.

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Be that as it may, the cop at least is broken the laws of physics. Unless he forgot to engage the "phase out of the universe" button so he could pass through that trailer. Or maybe he drove up a ramp off screen and was going to some Knight Rider jumping over the truck trailer shit.

EDIT: The cops is NEVER at fault. That driver's CDL is probably already suspended and they're working with the DA to invent some charges that will make it impossible for him to find work ever again.

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My comment was in jest. Of course it's the cop's fault.

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My comment was in jest. Of course it's the cop's fault.

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LOL. It's all good.

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Indeed it is. They really should push more CDL knowledge into the normies. I think that combined with outlawing automatic transmission would make out roads much safer and alleviate traffic.

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They always try to make it the truck drivers fault. Remember the video where they were arresting the nurse for refusing to provide a blood sample to the cops because her patient was incapacitated and couldn't give consent? The patient was a truck driver that was involved in an accident caused by a police chase. They were trying to come up with something so they could put blame on the truck driver.

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I forget about that. That nurse get out of it?

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Yep. And got a $500,000 settlement.