Cop Car Hits Local Skateboarder “On purpose,” and There’s Video of It

by | Aug 1, 2013 | POLITICS

A Local video taken from VCU campus at the Grace and Laurel intersection shows a Virginia State Trooper hitting a skate boarder on the side walk with his car.

Have a look see:


A Local video taken from VCU campus at the Grace and Laurel intersection shows a Virginia State Trooper hitting a skate boarder on the side walk with his car.

Have a look see:

This version comes from “The Ride Video Channel” of the video has “gone viral.” Pro-skater Tony Hawk Tweeted it earlier this evening.

Look’s like this version is a short clip from a longer video by a local skate video group the INBRED BOYS.

Here’s the full length clip. (cop-hitting-skater starts at 21:18)

Style Weekly got a brief statement from ‘The Police’ (not sure if State, city, or VCU Campus police)

here’s what they got told:

State police is aware of this edited video as this incident occurred approximately nine months ago in the City of Richmond near the VCU campus. This is not the full length video. Virginia State Police has seen the full video and investigated the crash following Department policy and procedures. The trooper did stop at the scene and followed proper Departmental procedures. The individual was assessed at the scene by emergency personnel for a minor injury but was not transported from the scene to the hospital. This is a personnel matter and state police does not have further comment on this incident.

If you know any members of the INBRED BOYs, please have them get up with us – hello@rvamag.com. We’d love to hear what happened.

John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.




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