Topless in-car selfie attempt climaxes with rear-end bonking A young woman's attempt to take a topless selfie has ended up with a rear-end cop bonking. Miranda Kay Rader fell foul of Texas' City of Bryan Police Department has “after she collided with a parked patrol car last night.” “According to Rader she was sending photos through snapchat to her boyfriend,” says the department's …
Make sure the photos cover the whole time span of the incident...
"I asked her why she was not dressed while driving and she stated she was taking a Snapchat photo to send to her boyfriend while she was at a red light,"
I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and assume she'd stopped at the red light...
But she'll learn from this. Next time she drives, topless, into a cop car...
"Officer, I'm so glad to see you... I appear to have lost my bra! Can you help me look for it in the back of my car?"
Let's see: dark street ... police car stopping on the road with no lights ... Texas police ...
This is entrapment, any topless women could have fallen for this trick, it's another heinous police profiling case!
Let's all march in support of all topless women ... well, some really shouldn' but ... : Topless female drivers lives matter!!
Of course Paris, she has bravely shown more.
Harsh, certainly. But once she's had her 15 minutes of humiliation, her life will go on - unlike the lives of hundreds killed on the roads by drivers trying to do stuff with their phones while driving. OK, in this case she only bent a plodmobile, but it could easily have been a child. It's a message which needs propagating, and you can't blame the plod for taking every opportunity to highlight it. After all, they are the poor buggers who have to deal with the bodies on scene, and inform the families, when the impact is a fleshy one.
(Where's the icon for "Unexpectedly serious content in a comment on a tits-out story"?)
Umm, actually my mom once backed into a police car. No, she wasn't topless when it happened. I was in the car with her at the time, although, given that it was 50+ years ago, I wasn't very old. Fortunately, it was a very low speed collision, with no damage done (Cars were MUCH more well built 50+ years ago.).
Anon Y. Mus.
>And what's so special about a child? Are we to take it you wouldn't mind if it was your mother?
I thought I was the only person that thought "What, the rest of us don't count?!" when seeing a typical "think of the children!" statement.
Have an upvote, and a wish that I could give more than one.
OK, in this case she only bent a plodmobile, but it could easily have been a child.
Ok so let shoot her because she could have hit a child instead of a police car, so she deserves it.... BTW I am surprised cops didn't shoot her... she was probably lucky not to be black.
I doubt humiliating her will save anyone life.
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