It seems there could have been easier ways to get a relief for cause Officer Evaluation Report (OER) than doing something like this:
A resident captured this image of the stolen armored personnel carrier in Dinwiddie, Virginia.
A Virginia National Guard soldier faces charges of driving under the influence of drugs and eluding police after authorities say he drove an armored military vehicle in a two-hour police chase.
Police on Tuesday night pursued the M577 armored personnel carrier along Route 460 and Interstate 95 before the chase ended with the driver’s arrest in downtown Richmond.
In Richmond, bystanders captured the slow pursuit on video. Onlookers gawked as the boxy armored vehicle moved down a commercial street and traffic stopped for a line of police cars that followed behind, sirens blaring. Overhead, a police helicopter tracked the chase’s progress.
The vehicle was taken from Fort Pickett, a National Guard base in Blackstone shortly before 8 p.m. The vehicle can only drive a maximum speed of about 40 mph and wasn’t equipped with any weaponry.
Joshua Philip Yabut, 29, of Richmond, was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence of drugs, and state police charged him with one felony count of eluding police and one felony count of unauthorized use of a vehicle, the Virginia National Guard said. [CNN]
Sick little F——-.
Her: Babe, come over.
Him: Can’t, Baby. I have a training mission.
Her: I’ll let you do that thing you like. 😉
Him: On my way!
And that’s how we get Safety Briefs…
Here I’ll fix the caption under the top photo:
A resident with an unusual afro quickly did an oil painting of the stolen armored personnel carrier in Dinwiddie, Virginia, happy happy trees.