Vehicular Accidents

[dr. d]

[s]Surprised this hasn't been posted here yet.[/s] Edit: This was posted pala in another thread in the racing section.

Autodeal crashed a GR Yaris press car at Clark:

maybe because it was "just a GR yaris."
now, if it were an italian stallion... driven by a formula 1 champion...
heh heh heh.

there are guidelines on what makes for good copy.

[Monseratto]

Wrong place wrong time

“Tapos nu’ng pauwi na si Jake, may nadaanan siyang maraming sasakyang nakahinto tapos pinapara siya, hindi niya kilala kasi mga nakasibilyan kaya hindi siya huminto, pinatakbo niya nang mabilis kaya nasagi niya ‘yung isang sasakyang nakaparada sa kalsada.

“Doon na siya hinabol, ayaw niya huminto kaya pinagbabaril ‘yung gulong ng sasakyan niya tapos nu’ng may nakita siyang mga nakaunipormeng pulis na pinara siya saka lang siya huminto. Nu’ng huminto siya, pinababa siya, tsinek ‘yung sasakyan niya, wala namang nakita (na ilegal)."

Saka palang nalaman ng aktor na may buy-bust operation siyang nadaanan at dahil totally tinted ang kanyang sasakyan na may malalaking gulong kaya hinabol siya dahil inakalang sangkot siya.

At dahil dito ay hindi na rin natuloy ang planong pagsampa ni Jake ng kaso sa mga pulis na bumaril sa sasakyan niya, pero ang mga nabanggit na pulis ay kasalukuyang nakakulong umano sa Mandaluyong Police Station ngunit wala pang inilalabas na report ang PNP hinggil dito.

Nabanggit din sa report na walang kinalaman si Jake sa pagkakabaril sa delivery driver na kaagad namang inasikaso ng mga pulis at dinala sa Rizal Medical Center.

Ipinagdiinan din ng taong malapit kay Jake na hindi siya ikinulong at walang kasong isinampa sa aktor

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[dr. d]

Wrong place wrong time

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i wonder,
papara ba kaya ako kapag sinenyasan ng isang sibilyan?
i did once, by someone who subsequently said to me that "sumasayad ang rear tire nyo, boss".
i repled, "ok lang. may spare naman ako, eh."

in the movies, (CSI, FBI, NCIS, atbp),
the officers, while in civilian clothes, have conpicuous vests announcing their agencies, as well as bright badges hanging from their necks or on their belts, ready to be exhibited...

i once drove away from a person who flagged me down, when i read up close that the big , official-looking ID hanging on his sternum, had expired. i pointed it out to him, and drove away.
i thought to myself, "ano ba kayang gimik is this person up to?"


many years ago,
one of our doctors who drove a good-lookin' chedeng,
was signaled by several civilians as he was approaching the railroad crossing sa antipolo st in manila.
he did not heed them, and even stepped on the silinyador.
his car got hit by the passing train. (buhay naman. no bodily damage, but the picture in the papers was decidedly embarrassing.)
asked why he did it, he replied,
"i thought they were interested in stealing the car."
apparently, the folks were warning him, that the train was approaching, and that the usual traffic bar was out of order.

[bugsmobile]

i wonder,
papara ba kaya ako kapag sinenyasan ng isang sibilyan?
i did once, by someone who subsequently said to me that "sumasayad ang rear tire nyo, boss".
i repled, "ok lang. may spare naman ako, eh."

in the movies, (CSI, FBI, NCIS, atbp),
the officers, while in civilian clothes, have conpicuous vests announcing their agencies, as well as bright badges hanging from their necks or on their belts, ready to be exhibited...

i once drove away from a person who flagged me down, when i read up close that the big , official-looking ID hanging on his sternum, had expired. i pointed it out to him, and drove away.
i thought to myself, "ano ba kayang gimik is this person up to?"


many years ago,
one of our doctors who drove a good-lookin' chedeng,
was signaled by several civilians as he was approaching the railroad crossing sa antipolo st in manila.
he did not heed them, and even stepped on the silinyador.
his car got hit by the passing train. (buhay naman. no bodily damage, but the picture in the papers was decidedly embarrassing.)
asked why he did it, he replied,
"i thought they were interested in stealing the car."
apparently, the folks were warning him, that the train was approaching, and that the usual traffic bar was out of order.

Haha reminds me of the time ng ondoy. One end of our street was flooded na, but in front of our house was not flooded naman. So when a car from the other end of the street came in, I waved for him not to proceed, he didn’t mind me went straight ahead. Ayun limutang kotse niya hehe. At least he wouldn’t do an Atty Lao & say he wasn’t informed hehe.

[Miles_on]

in the movies, (CSI, FBI, NCIS, atbp),
the officers, while in civilian clothes, have conpicuous vests announcing their agencies, as well as bright badges hanging from their necks or on their belts, ready to be exhibited...

i once drove away from a person who flagged me down, when i read up close that the big , official-looking ID hanging on his sternum, had expired. i pointed it out to him, and drove away.
i thought to myself, "ano ba kayang gimik is this person up to?"

Tama, legitimate officials manning checkpoints should be in complete uniform, with marked police vehicles, and in a well lit area with prominent signage. While one might say “eh di criminals will just avoid the checkpoints kung too obvious” but I don’t think that’s the objective of a checkpoint. Hindi siya entraprment operation, but more of to restrict the movement options of bad elements, enforce peace & order, and/or implement certain rules (tulad ng quarantine). My 2 cents.

If you look up old court cases, you’ll find the fake checkpoint scam has been used by crooks even as far back as th 50’s, lalo na in rural areas. Highway robbery nga.

[Miles_on]

In the unfortunate case that you’re stopped remember, legitimate checkpoints are limited to a visual search only, unless of course something illegal is in plain view. Turn on your interior light, be polite, but do not allow them to search your vehicle. You may naively volunteer to open your trunk, open your doors (because you know you’re not doing anything wrong) but remember, some corrupt officials have used this as an opportunity to plant contraband (guns, drugs, etc.) The “good” eggs will know and understand that because wala talaga silang balak na masama. The bad ones will try to force the issue and you will be at significant disadvantage, but all is not lost yet, because...

The good thing is we all have cellphones nowadays. In case you have been stopped and anything seems fishy, do not unlock your doors. Call the national emergency number on speakerphone, immediately report (in this order of importance) 1) your location+name, 2) plate number 3) car model and explain to the operator that you are in a dubious situation.

If they get trigger happy and start blazing away, there isn’t much you can do, but (it’s hoped) that the operator will at least be a witness, and there will be some sort of recording/log of what happened. Even if they plant old loose firearms on your corpse to make it out na ‘nanlaban ka”, the fact that you were on the phone with the (hopefully good) police at the time of the incident, where you clearly identified yourself and your location will give them some explaining to do afterwards- after all, why would you give your name and location to the (good) police if you were really doing something illegal right?

No guarantees of course, but its all I can think of doing in a situation like that.

[dr. d]

Haha reminds me of the time ng ondoy. One end of our street was flooded na, but in front of our house was not flooded naman. So when a car from the other end of the street came in, I waved for him not to proceed, he didn’t mind me went straight ahead. Ayun limutang kotse niya hehe. At least he wouldn’t do an Atty Lao & say he wasn’t informed hehe.

OT.
does anyone know the title of that german movie whose one scene was parodized multiple times in multiple scenarios, among which was chris lao?

[_Cathy_]

OT.
does anyone know the title of that german movie whose one scene was parodized multiple times in multiple scenarios, among which was chris lao?

der untergang

[dr. d]

der untergang

thank you!
why am i not surprised, that you know?

[jojopad]

[s]Surprised this hasn't been posted here yet.[/s] Edit: This was posted pala in another thread in the racing section.

Autodeal crashed a GR Yaris press car at Clark:



Autoindustriya has a write-up on it explaining how that last corner before the main straight is dangerous (and yeah, multiple cars have crashed there especially before they slightly changed that corner):
https://www.autoindustriya.com/edito...-gr-yaris.html

Dunno if the site supports .mp4 links in img tags, click the link below if it doesn't:

Imgur: The magic of the Internet

Autodeal even did a preview video before the track session, so no weaseling out of this for them:


Other press people have mentioned that the driver in question is a dangerous hotshoe. Not gonna name him, pero maaga daw sya dumating.

Is it him?

[Egan101]

Is it him?

Si Earl na kasama ni Caco yung driver ng crashed GR Yaris.


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[thearsenal1205]

Ranger SUA?

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=556582048776869

[baludoy]

^ may nasagasaan pa pala sila ng 2.

[thearsenal1205]

^ may nasagasaan pa pala sila ng 2.

kawawa nga eh.. nag riride siya ata ng motor niya then nabangga by this ranger.

carnap incident din yung sa ranger..tinakas

[StockEngine]

driver looked like he had a small heart attack or is faking it...mukhang naka patay ata ng mcrider

[dcph172]

Navara po yan.


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[gearhead000]

A more comprehensive look:

Navara Vehicular Accident Ruhale C6 Taguig

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[StockEngine]

A more comprehensive look:

Navara Vehicular Accident Ruhale C6 Taguig

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Hindi sanay si mokong...

Young Teenagers Got Into Accident & Fell Into River After Driver Fell Asleep

[absinthe]

buti walang RIP.

cause of accident: per witness, Montero tried to overtake a slow-moving tricycle that might have been hogging the outermost lane of a 6-lane highway

[BratPAQ]

A more comprehensive look:

Navara Vehicular Accident Ruhale C6 Taguig

Video can't be embedded here. It was age-restricted. Just click the link.

According to GMA news nakatulog ng driver. Patay yung pedestrian. Nasa hospital driver. Burial assistance + 200k kapalit ng hindi pagsampa ng kaso. The driver didn't own the pickup.