Пьяный мент (Лихачев Сергей Викторович 1982 г.р.) на Субару Трибека 2008 (К009ОС98) на полном ходу (около 100 км/ч) влетает в корму Opel Omega 2000 седан, Opel выкидывает на встречную полосу правым боком в лобовуху ВАЗ 2112. Саму Субару разворачивает и задевает Сузуки Гранд Витара тоже на встречной.Нарушитель сбежал с места ДТП на своих двоих.Постарадали водитель ВАЗ и его пассажирка. Сама машина на списание.Водитель Сузуки не постарадал, машине нанесены мелкие поврежения.Opel принял на себя два мощнейших удара, но водитель не пострадал.Видео снято с машины Сузуки.Водитель Опеля - я.Спасибо Омежка, что сохранила мне жизнь и здоровье. Рад, что своей машиной я возможно сохранил чью то жизнь от прямого лобового столкновения.Виновный будет наказан.<br/><br/>

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Raw Bodycam Videos Of Officer-Involved Shooting In Savannah, Georgia<br/>** Subscribe for more: https://goo.gl/5clm0J ** The Chatham County grand jury on Monday found that Savannah-Chatham police officers were “legally justified” when they used deadly force to stop Tyrie Cuyler from fleeing a traffic stop in October. “Grand jury finds that no further action is required,” the March term panel said in a civil finding returned after presentation of evidence Monday. That presentation by Chatham County District Attorney Meg Heap and Chief Assistant Greg McConnell included body camera footage from officers Ruben Colon, Michael Gonzales and John Hauber at the scene. A fourth officer, Daniel Kang, did not activate his body camera. Cuyler, 25, was shot and killed in a gun battle with Savannah-Chatham police officers shortly before midnight Oct. 27 after a routine traffic stop turned deadly. Colon and Gonzales were shot and wounded by Cuyler before he was fatally shot when police returned fire at the intersection of 37th Street and Ogeechee Road. Both officers survived. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents were called in that night and conducted the investigation, referring their findings Heap. The March term grand jury on April 20 recommended a civil inspection and investigation into whether the officers’ use of force was justified and notified Savannah-Chatham Police Chief Joseph Lumpkin. Lumpkin declined an invitation to respond to the presentment before it was published, which by law he is entitled to do, Heap said. She added that Lumpkin did appear before the grand jury considering the evidence. ✋ About the video / Community guidelines ✋ This footage is NOT intended to be violent or glorify violence in any way. We are sharing this footage STRICTLY for the purposes of news reporting and educating.