I'm not even gonna waste your time. Let's just get into this video because I've never seen something like this before. So this was posted on Instagram. I'll put the link in the description. Hellcat charger, wide body, black wrap, gold stripes, and the gold Hellcat emblem on the side. Looks like they were at some sort of car meets last takeover. Looks like a car meet. Cops, I don't know why, but they're literally stabbing this guy's tires. Like let's just look at the video. You see the Hellcat rolling, they're stabbing his tires with a knife. Stabbed the front, it's like four cops surrounding them. This is from another angle from a different car. This next angle coming up here. They're stabbing his back tire with a knife, like stabbing it, trying to flatten the tires. The owner's screaming at him, yelling at him, rolls up the window and he rolls out. They're stabbing his tire. This Hellcat is clean. And they're literally stabbing his tires. Let's go back, let's watch it from the beginning. So they're stabbing the front tires You can even see the officer on the other side. He's stabbing him too. So they're stabbing his tires, trying to deflate his tires. Stabbed the front set. This is from another POV from a different car. The cops, I guess they like screw it. We're out of here. They're stabbing the back tires now. Stabbing him real good. The owner's screaming at him, roll the window down, he's going off. I'm sure the tires were flattened at some point. I don't see the air coming out because normally when you flatten a puncture retire like that, normally the air, the nitrogen or whatever will just kind of spew out. Maybe they didn't get deep enough. I don't know, but that's crazy. I don't even know where this is located. I think it's in California somewhere, but I mean, that's just wild. It doesn't get me crazy other than that. You know what I'm saying? Like I've never seen something like that. But based on my previous videos, that just lets you know, police or you know, they're getting tired of the mopars, the situation. You know what I'm saying? Not even necessarily mopars specifically, but just kind of the car, the car community in general. Like things are getting bad to the point where it's like, when you see a cop that's taking out his damn tactical knife or tactical blade rather, and stabbing your tires, trying to deflate your tires on your hail cat, that's when you know things are getting bad. You know, obviously I don't think something like that would happen here in Charlotte and it probably wouldn't happen in most cities and states near you, but just to see something like that happen in this crazy. Now mind you, I don't know what this guy did. If he did something that was egregious, I would imagine it would be breaking his windows trying to yank him out, but it didn't even seem like they were trying to get him out. It really just seemed like they were trying to vandalize his car almost or somehow another, you know, incapacitate his car, like to completely stop, disable his car rather, is what I'm looking for. They were just trying to disable his car. Like they didn't even look like they was trying to get him. Like you know, like I know if it's a murder stop or a drug stop or you hit somebody type deal and they want to get you out of the car and you try to speed off, like they're going to be breaking your window with the baton trying to yank you out. In this case, I don't even see the police trying to get him out. It looks like they were literally just trying to disable his vehicle, like trying to stab his damn tires with their tactical blades on both sides, both of the cops were doing it. You could see one clear as they, the other one was on the other side. He was stabbing the front passenger tire and they were just trying to flatten his tires. I don't know if it would, maybe it was a situation because they thought he was going to run. Now that happened, something similar to that, not quite as extreme happened in Charlotte. And you guys have seen it because I posted in my previous videos where my home girl got pulled over and her wide body charger, I was wide body challenger. And before the state trooper even got out of his car, he basically tore her to throw the keys out the window. Turned the car off, throw the keys out the window because he was afraid that she was gonna take off and run. So this could be that situation here with this particular hellcat charger, was that they were afraid that he was gonna take off and run and as a result, they're like, obviously he's not gonna throw the keys out the window and he's certainly not gonna stop. I mean, he's got a 700 horsepower muscle car. Why would he? We've got to do something to get him to stop. We're gonna flatten his damn tires, you know? And they end up flattening his tires or trying to flatten his tires because it didn't look like they were punctured all the way. But if you can see the blade, like that blade looked like you got in there pretty deep. But that's crazy, man. I think this is somewhere in California. I feel like I've seen this hellcat charger before. It's clean, man. Clean black wrap with the gold pin stripes going down the middle and then it's got the gold hellcat emblem on the side. Clean charger, hellcat, clean, clean, clean. But if you know this guy, or you know his page tag him in the description because I'm just gonna tag where I found the video at. But that's crazy, man. Like that's where these departments are. That's where these police departments are getting at this point is that they're at the point where they're just fed up with the bullshit and it's just gonna get, it's gonna get desperate. You know what I'm saying? Desperate times call for desperate measures. And I guess a lot of departments are at that point. Now this right here is a really extreme example. I don't even know if this guy, he may have some sort of legal ground to stand on to sue these cops for trying to do that because if he wasn't causing any kind of public panic or harm to the public or if he wasn't, you know, following police officers commands, maybe there were no commands that were given kind of thing. I don't see why or legally why they would be able to slash this guy's tires or puncture his tires. Like that right there sounds like damage to the citizens' property. Like I've just never seen something like this before. You know, that's wild to me. That's insane to me to be quite honest with you. Now mind you, we've seen police departments lay out the tire spikes in spike your car. So maybe along those lines, these instances or situations are somewhat similar where it's like, well, we could have just laid out the spikes and punctured all four of your tires, but instead we just pulled out our technical bleed and started trying to puncture two out of four of your tires. Maybe that falls alone the same lines, you know, legally speaking, but I just thought that was crazy, man. And I thought it was crazy that of all cars it would be a Hellcat charger, which is what most of us drive, Hellcats and Skapacs, charges and challengers. But yeah, man, get back to the original point. I mean, a lot of police departments are just getting tired of the car community in general. And it's not all of the car community. It's just a few knuckleheads that mess it up for everybody. It's the ones that want to do burnouts in the parking lots. It's the one that wants to do burnouts in the intersections that want to take over intersections. They're the ones that generate the most heat for everyone else, you know, nine times out of 10. I mean, this guy probably wasn't even doing anything at this car meet, but other people started turning up around him and they probably saw a bright, you know, loud, Hellcat charger. And it's like, okay, so we know that he was doing something at some point. Let's go ahead and stamp his damn tires. And that's oftentimes what happened is just because of the climate of everyone else and the stupid stuff that they're doing, even in my city Charlotte, North Carolina, because of the stupid ass takeovers that's been happening downtown and honestly just around the city. There's a heightened level of awareness from police when it comes to cars in general. You know, you do one burnout, that falls under that new legislation that I talked about. The street takeover legislation like that. That can be up to interpretation to a lot of these police officers. You know what I'm saying? You do a burnout while you're in traffic, just to show off or just to spin your tires a little bit. And before you know it, you're considered, you know, act of street takeover. And before you know it, your car is getting seized and you're going to jail. And you know, like I said, it's the actions of few that mess up the, you know, the community. And I think that's what happened here. It's probably just, you know, it wasn't even him. Maybe it was somebody else turning up and the cops was like, well, he's clearly involved because he's driving a hell cat charger, stereotype and mo parsing as a result. This guy's tires got punctured. We didn't see the four videos so we don't know what happened, but it's weird because it's like they tried to puncture his tires and then they just kind of walked away. You know what I'm saying? So I don't, I don't know if it was something where they were trying to block people in, flatten people's tires so that they couldn't leave. If that's the case, that lets you know that these police departments are damn well getting desperate because they're trying to flatten people's tires so they can't leave a car meet or take over something like that because it's like, listen, we got to flatten these tires so that we can get other more units on the way and get these cars seized and get these people arrested. That's wild, but they just let you know we're at right now. You got police officers stabbing people's tires trying to flatten them so that they can seize their car, I guess, but as always guys, just be safe out there, man. If you're going to these car meets, I mean, keep your head on the swivel because just keep your head on the swivel because a lot, and this is one of those things like, one thing about me is I don't like going to car meets and car shows where for one, I know they're going to be turned it up at some point and two, there's only one entrance. I don't like that. I mean, that's the equivalent of going into a building with one entrance, like I'm that kind of guy when I walk into a building, I'm looking for all the entrances and exits, I'm looking for all the points of entry and the points of exit, you know, I want to know all that stuff. And when I pull into a car meeting, it's behind a manufacturing plan of some shit like that. And there's only one entrance and one exit, that's automatically a red flag, that's a no go. Just because when 12 pulls up, they don't even have to chase you, all you got to do is block you in, because none, like, I'm not going all frozen in this car, I can't. So that's just a no go. And nine times out of 10, this particular video right here, probably one entrance, one exit, and they were just blocking people in and trying to fuck them up. I've seen that happen quite a lot, especially in North Carolina recently, and even in Charlotte, more specifically. So just be careful out there guys, you know, these police departments, they're getting serious about it, man. They're trying to shut this shit down. Wifely, so I understand because, you know, this takeover situation is gaining a lot of momentum on social media, and it's making a lot of people uncomfortable, including residents of the city, police officers, other car guys like myself is making a lot of people uncomfortable. So I get it, man. But as always, man, be safe out there. It's Mindy Boy knockout 366. So you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys, you guys,