[oldenuff2no]

Assault with a deadly weapon can not just be undone. She did it. She was a direct threat to anyone and everyone in her path with her rate of speed and erratic driving. She had to be stopped. She had several miles and many minutes of opportunity to stop, she didn't. Her choice was to try and run down a Law Enforcement officer with her car. Her choice was to run again putting others, men women and children, in great danger.

She no longer has to worry about her outstanding warrant.

Yes our Law Enforcement officers have an absolute right to go home each and every night whole and unharmed. He almost didn't get that done that night.

[OneWingedShark]

Assault with a deadly weapon can not just be undone. She did it.

After this [see post 50]:

officer performed a “pursuit intervention technique,” a maneuver in which an officer tries to cause a fleeing vehicle to spin out of control.

Now if her vehicle is a deadly weapon, then so is his; and it is obvious that this maneuver, intended to make that deadly weapon spin out of control, was performed on her by the policeman before he got out of his car (and hence, before she could attempt to run him over).

Yes our Law Enforcement officers have an absolute right to go home each and every night whole and unharmed. He almost didn't get that done that night.

Because of his own aggressive actions!