As we are all told, the new Helang Lebuhraya Mitsubishi Lancer Evos purchased by the police are to be used for high-speed chases. While it would be exciting to see one I really can’t think of any way to see one in real life without you being in danger yourself. Have you seen a high speed chase in real life before? I know all I’ve seen are chases in movies, but here’s one that happened in real life just over a week ago!
47 year old Peggy Ann Boesing first allegedly tried to run over officers with her car and then led Californian highway cops on a high speed chase in her Scion that went all the way from Long Beach to Rancho Santa Margarita. It lasted about an hour, from 6am to 7am. In efforts to lose the cops, she even went the opposite direction on a highway!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally praise the woman's driving skills and her car’s speed, with some joking about her being inspired by racing games like NFS. Many express doubt Malaysian police would attempt such high-speed chases due to traffic and safety concerns, comparing it to their experiences with mat rempits. Several comment on the car's model, joking about it being a toy or marketing stunt, while others criticize the recklessness, emphasizing safety risks and potential harm. Overall, there's admiration mixed with concern about dangerous driving behaviors.