This is just too perfect. What starts out as a typical YouTube video of some guy’s TV showing a police chase in Inglewood, California takes a rather sudden and unexpected turn for the better. Just wait for it… Also if you’re at work and don’t wish to hear YouTuber Jason Lee eloquently summarize his once-in-a-lifetime experience, be mindful of the volume.
Check out the video by clicking past the jump.
[youtube width=”700″ height=”485″]http://youtu.be/kSN7OZjt1MU[/youtube]
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I don't know why American police chases always look like a circus. I guess the Blues Brothers ruined that for me – can't take it serious.
Prefer the Scandinavian flick.
("unable to parse url" when I try "embed video")
Use http, not https, for embeds.
[youtube cbw8DqYAhN0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbw8DqYAhN0 youtube]
Thanks! I guess using the safe hyper transfer protocol is very wrong for one party here anyway.
I saw that on Jimmy Kimmel's show last night. Crazy.
I just don't understand why this was on every news outlet in the world. Surely this isn't the first time a police chase has gone past someone's house?
I mean, I can see this being a somewhat entertaining YouTube video, but on an actual serious newscast? And the traditional media wonder why they're losing viewers to blogs…
*throws 3D TV in the trash*
COTD!
It's the devil's handiwork!
I've never understood why people shoot video of their televisions. Still don't, even if this was an amusing convergence.
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Woo Hoo! 15 years of living in a house with chicken wire embedded in the front windows finally paid off! I'm famous on YouTube!! I'm that guy who's so bored I video tape my TV, and I live in a suburban prison compound! Yay! Wait you're already drifting away…
Judging by the lighting, and what I think is an EXIT sign you can see in the reflection on the windows, I don't think this is a house.
Ring, ring, ring.
"Hello?"
"Hi, Dan."
"Oh, hi; what's up?"
"I'm watching COPS. I can see your house."
"Fuck. I'm moving."
"I'll bring my van, and drive whatever big truck you rent."
We had been encouraging him to move for a year; within 3 weeks of that phone call he had picked up and moved 15 miles west to a much quieter and more pleasant neighborhood.
Makes me wonder just how bad the neighborhood is, you need metal-reinforced windows in a house.
Oh, Inglewood.
Never mind.
Well, it's a damn sight better than those 3D movies.