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   Stop fucking around with dumb black and brown animals.   
      
   Shoot a couple and this street takeover shit will stop in a hurry.   
      
   A swarm of “masked tough guy wannabe thugs” trapped a Virginia cop   
   inside her patrol car as they jumped on the hood and tore it apart —   
   before one driver mowed down another cop who was coming to her aid.   
      
   Shocking bodycam video from the out-of-control “street takeover” showed   
   hundreds of people retaliating against the officers for breaking up   
   their 3 a.m. Sunday car meet-up, according to Fairfax County police.   
      
   “I’ve got a huge crowd. They’re hitting the car,” the distressed   
   officer   
   can be heard saying as she radios for backup.   
      
   One person climbed on top of the patrol car, while dozens of others   
   banged against the windows and tried to open the car doors.   
      
   Another person was seen attempting to rip the back license plate off.   
      
   One man was also seen brandishing a rifle while hanging outside the   
   window of a car that was zipping recklessly around what Police Chief   
   Kevin Davis called “utter chaos and disorder.”   
      
   The masked individuals even filmed themselves carrying out the dastardly   
   attack.   
      
   Dozens of officers responded to their colleague’s mayday call — only to   
   find themselves at the center of the group’s attacks.   
      
   One driver slammed into a cop while he was walking toward the surrounded   
   officer, leaving him with what he called a “busted wrist.”   
      
   Another officer tried to chase down the culprit but ultimately gave up   
   the dangerous pursuit   
      
   “I believe we narrowly escaped a line-of-duty death scenario of our own.   
   Because one of our officers was surrounded by a bunch of masked, tough-   
   guy-wannabe-thugs who surrounded her car, and acted in a criminal   
   manner, in a way that I’ll tell you is never going to happen again in   
   Fairfax County,” Davis said Wednesday.   
      
   The group of “cowards” caught the female officer’s attention after she   
   spotted them driving recklessly in the parking lot.   
      
   They were speeding and doing doughnuts, according to police.   
      
   “I believe that they fully intended to drag her out of that car,” Davis   
   said.   
      
   “Thankfully, they didn’t get into the car, and we’re very grateful for   
   that.”   
      
   Four people have been identified thanks to the incriminating video.   
      
   Ronal Urrea-Hernandez, 18, was allegedly behind the wheel when he   
   crashed into the officer before fleeing the scene. Police have obtained   
   warrants for felony hit-and-run among other charges.   
      
   Carlos A. Matinez Jr., 18, was charged with reckless driving after   
   police said he was also involved in a crash with a patrol car.   
      
   Dylan Heckard, 20, was also hit with a slew of charges, including   
   abduction, assault on a law enforcement officer and obstruction of   
   justice.   
      
   Police say he was identified because he posted a selfie with a middle   
   finger on social media and police found it.   
      
   Detectives have also identified a 17-year-old Arlington man who will be   
   charged with Disorderly Conduct and Abduction for jumping on the police   
   cruiser and preventing her from leaving.   
      
   The Fairfax County police department have since created a Civil   
   Disturbance team to identify where these street takeovers are planned   
   and respond to the incidents before they become dangerous.   
      
   They will use a helicopter to track down people who try to speed away.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2024/04/06/us-news/hundreds-attack-patrol-car-with-   
   virginia-cop-trapped-inside/   
      
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