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Ferrari 458 Spider Runs Over NYPD officers foot, cop goes apesh!t

The driver pretending to be hurt and just lying there :lawl:

Watch i bet the cop will be sued for excessive force and have to pay for all damages. America :fuckthatshit:

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Originally Posted by LP700-4 (Post 7994926)

Watch i bet the cop will be sued for excessive force and have to pay for all damages.

I hope so.

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Originally Posted by ws6ta (Post 7994928)

I hope so.

Me too. He is a cop but that is excessive. Hope they take the expensive repairs out of his paycheque.

I have no problem with what the cop did.

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Originally Posted by radioman66 (Post 7994934)

I have no problem with what the cop did.

I do have a problem with him denting the 458, dent the guys face, hell beat the living crap out of him but please leave the 458 alone.

Yup what gives a cop the right to damage someone's property? Even if it was a Civic what he did was uncalled for. He will probably end up paying for the damages.

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Originally Posted by Jah Dean (Post 7994936)

I do have a problem with him denting the 458, dent the guys face, hell beat the living crap out of him but please leave the 458 alone.

What I don't get is why this guy just didn't accept the ticket/fine?

Sure poor 458 but it wouldn't have happened if he just sat there.

EDIT: He should have just gotten in front of the thing any ways.

Its a car forum. If it was a civic nobody would even watch this video. Hell, nobody at all would watch this video if it didnt have a 458 in it and if it didn't feature someone of minor fame. Granted both people are idiots in this situation.

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Originally Posted by radioman66 (Post 7994939)

A couple NYC members on the BMW forums said that some drivers in NYC do drive off because they don't want to waste time while the parking enforcement officer is writing up a ticket. Once the officer has your plate #, you don't need to stick around because they mail out the ticket to you if you decide not to wait.

I was a valet while in college. We parked a car or two at our valet zones down town all the time. Cop could have handled it better since hes a public figure but ferrari driver didnt handle the situation the right way either. Im guessing the cop will lose if he gets sued

Wait a minute

From the video description

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I was walking around Soho, NYC today when I stumbled upon this Ferrari 458 Spider with a cop writing a ticket next to it. I started to record the situation because I thought it'd make a cool video, little did I know what I was in for. As soon as I started recording the owner of the car appeared and got in it. He slowly started moving since he refused to accept the ticket (the car was parked in a hotels valet zone and the hotel valet had the keys, I myself don't understand why the cop was giving him the ticket, it was approved by the hotel that the car was parked there.) The cop then told him to stop but he proceeded to move forward. Now at this point I believe the cops foot was under the front drivers side tire. Yet again the owner moved the car forward and apparently he somewhat ran over the cops foot (or at least that's what can be made out from everything in the video, others at the scene claimed otherwise.) This triggered the cop and he slammed his hand into the drivers window and proceed to open the door (notice how many times he bumped it into the taxi cab) and pull the driver out forcefully. The driver was then thrown on the ground and handcuffed and arrested. The owners girlfriend seen in the video is also Stephanie Pratt from the MTV hit show, The Hills. The car did suffer some damage, paint chips on the door from when the cop slammed it into the cab and some scuffs by the engine bay shown in the last scene of this video. Pretty crazy situation, I was definitely at the right place at the right time!

So the car was parked in a hotel Valet zone, the valets knew and had the key, and the cop decides to write a ticket? For what?

The girlfriend's name is Stephanie Pratt eh? :fullofwin:

sorry, but some rich fuck in a ferrari completely ignoring the orders of an officer, then proceeding to not give a rats ass about injuring another human being?

that cop was if anything too merciful.

doesnt really look like he ran over the cops foot, maybe he did but he didnt like go on top of it or even over the foot. I think the cop over exaggerated. The cop even put his foot there on purpose, hes just askin for it!

I wonder what the NYPD will do to repsond to this....

In for update though

In NY all cops are issued steel toe boots so the cop is faking it and limping like a pussy.

IF the driver DID run over his foot most likely it'd be wedged under the wheel... if you watch the video the tire never moved back for the cop to MOVE his foot so seems like he was faking it.

Also in NY they are allowed to drive off and the ticket can be mailed to him, cop made a big deal about it and used excessive force.

I am not saying the driver is right but at the same time cop was an ego tripping maniac

SumAznGuy is probably a cop LOL

serves the idiot right.. DNT fucking take off when the cop is issuing a ticket... :fulloffuck:

having a Ferrari doesnt mean your above the law...

I bet if that wasnt a cop, that ferrari driver would be in a lot worse condition...

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A video has hit the Internet today detailing perhaps the douchiest interaction between a Ferrari owner and an NYPD officer’s foot to ever happen outside the Mercer Hotel.

Is this the Ferrari Foot Smasher? (photo, by Natalie Brasington, from Entrepreneur.com)
The owner of the $257,000 red Ferrari 458, Julien Chabbott, accused of the foot smashing, could very well be the same man who co-founded the fittingly named “Line Snob” smartphone app (which aims to “tackle” waiting in lines—or crush it with a coupe tire).

In the video, filmed by bystander Damian Mory, Police Officer Felix Recio is filling out a ticket for Mr. Chabbott’s car for parking in a no standing zone, for not having a registration sticker, and for not having an inspection sticker, according to an NYPD spokesman and the criminal complaint.

Officer Recio told Mr. Chabbott “I’m writing you a summons. Please stand on the sidewalk,” according to the criminal complaint.

Mr. Chabbott, 28, of Midtown South, first tried to snatch the summons out of Officer Recio’s hands, then walked inside 147 Mercer Street, the address for The Mercer Hotel, the criminal complaint adds.

Mr. Chabbott, who was reportedly there with girlfriend (and former “The Hills” player) Stephanie Pratt, then returned to the car to announce “I’m leaving.”

Mr. Chabbott was “specifically told by the officer to not get into the car and to not leave, and that’s exactly what he did,” the NYPD spokesman added.

What happens next is, well, see for yourself:

Mr. Chabbott was arrested and charged with second-degree assault (a felony charge), vehicular assault, obstructing governmental administration, and disorderly conduct, the NYPD said.

As for Officer Recio: “He has an injury to his left foot and right hand, he was treated and released, and is out on an injury, out of the line of duty,” the NYPD spokesman added.

He plead not guilty to charges in Manhattan Criminal Court this morning.

If confirmed, Mr. Chabbott is the same man behind Line Snob, which is “a location-based social network that monitors lines and provides wait times,” it says on its website.

In a 2010 Entrepreneur.com article, Mr. Chabbott said he and business partner Eric Adler created the app as “it was the perfect time to use the power of crowds.”

As the opening sentence in the article points out, “Eric Adler and Julien Chabbott hate waiting in lines.”

He also hates waiting for a police officer to finish filling out a summons, evidently.

An email to Line Snob requesting comment was not returned by press time.

drosen@observer.com

Is Line Snob Co-Founder The Ferrari Snob Who Ran Over Cop’s Foot? | Observer

"blah blah cop is excessive blah"

stfu .. if somebody didn't stop & ran over your foot what the fuck would you do? :QQ: like a little bitch? who wouldn't go apeshit, cunt deserved it:lol

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As for Officer Recio: “He has an injury to his left foot and right hand, he was treated and released, and is out on an injury, out of the line of duty,” the NYPD spokesman added.

..yeah from hitting the Ferrari. :rukidding:

The driver is an idiot for trying to drive away while be written a ticket. The cop is also an idiot for not moving away from the car when it began rolling.

The only true victim is the poor cab.