Brave Judge Refuses to Throw Accused White Cop to the Mob, Sums Up Ruling in 1 EPIC Sentence

Conservative Tribune ^ | 5/26/15

[JimRed]

It was not until those fleeing had rammed a police car and then tried to run over another cop that they opened fire.

Needed killing. Got killed.

[Impala64ssa]

If the vehicle was running so badly that it was backfiring, it doesn’t seem likely that it would be able to keep ahead of modern, presumably well-maintained cop cars for 22 miles.
Especially if that car had the old 229 CI V-6, or the early 305 (5liter) V8 with the "soft" camshaft. They couldn't get out of their own way, let alone outrun a late model cop car.

[A Navy Vet]

"That was fascinating information. Thank you. All this technology is slightly before my time, and it is very interesting. I am learning about this archaic concept called “vapor lock” right now. I don’t think vapor lock is even possible in a modern car. Thoughts?

No "vapor lock" is not prevalent in modern car motors because of the advanced fuel systems. Back when, if the fuel line got over-heated (fuel line against manifold, etc) it would turn the fuel into a gas, which would cause a gap from the fuel line to the carburetor and deprive the carb of fuel and stall the motor. That's why I have clips on my fuel lines in my 58 Chevy to keep them from touching my intake manifold.