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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
I personally don't believe you should be punished for the actions of another.
If the driver was a taxi or Uber driver, and the facts played out the same I don't believe the passenger should be punished for murder.
I also don't know how anyone could say for certain how they'd react in any situation.
One final question for you Spurs.
Let's say, you assault the driver in an attempt to stop the car. But in doing so, the car crashes, the officer and driver are killed, as well as a driver from on incoming car. What's the outcome?
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But it isn't the actions of another. He chose to get in the car, chose to hang with that person, chose to not try to stop him. Like I said for me the best solution in to have never got in the car in the first place, why is that ignored as a option?
But yes once he chose to drive in a car with a person without a license and will run from the cops when the cop is holding onto the car there is no guarantee of how to stop that driver once he begins driving away.