The scene is never safe.

Frozennoodle

Frozennoodle

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I was on my way home from work and jamming out at the red light when I see a guy come zooming up from behind me. "Look at that :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored::censored: I bet he's going to run the light" and sure enough he does. Right behind him another car comes up and I see a black male leaning out the side of the car next to me, close enough that we can high five, and he has a gun in his hand.


He let's loose about 10-15 rounds over the roof and hood of my car into the other car and drives ahead still firing into the other car. The victim merges onto the interstate and the assailant keeps driving forward away.

I immediately called the cops and checked on the people at the bust stop the guy was shooting through. The people at the bus stop were not hurt. I waited about twenty minutes for the cops and left. I called crime stoppers and told them everything I could remember because I started remembering things I couldn't immediately after.


Still in shock. I saw the car after I got on the interstate filled with holes and empty. The news said the people in the car all died. An infant and his father. The child was still in the car seat. I feel terrible. I know I did the right thing but I feel like I should have followed the victim and helped them but I know logically I did the right thing.


The scene is never safe guys. Always be prepared.
 
WOW, GTA real life edition! Glad your ok, and a good reminder to always be alert!
 
The reason I didn't link it was it would obviously reveal my service area and I'm not a fan of putting that online.
 
Under the circumstances you handled yourself impeccably.

You were the best witness you could have been.

Far preferable to becoming a victim.
 
Re thread headline: the scene is often and usually safe, but never stop your "take five and stay alive" routine and always be conscious of what cars near you are doing.

(At the next traffic light you stop at, look around. People are doing stuff in plain sight through their windows they would never do without that veneer of metal and glass).

I was followed by cars twice* while working the jails, and each time I took measures not to lead them home. If I wasn't aware (no car follows me two turns without me taking a cutout), some threats made to me during my career might have had bad endings.

*At least twice.:unsure:
 
It became a scene.
 
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