Every now and again, we enjoy sharing outlandish videos with you. In keeping with that tradition, here's one you don't see every day. A video of a lunatic perp going Grand Theft Auto on a cop in the middle of the street.

Shocking and strange video of a man chasing after a San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputy, captured by a security guard, has started to get national attention.

"Everyone was saying, 'That's like something in a movie,'" Jewel Armstrong said. "It was. It felt like it."

The video starts with the deputy ordering 22-year-old Yaroub Assad to the ground. Assad complies for a moment, then springs back up and running towards a car.

"It was something I had to file an incident report to for my job, so I was really using it for that," she said.

Armstrong also posted the video to her Facebook profile Wednesday with the simple caption, "This is what happened at work today."

I know what you're thinking to yourself. "Why did the copper tuck tail and run, instead of filling that douchelord full of piping-hot lead?" I wondered the same thing, myself. Then, I remembered half of the country thinks the police are a racist serial killer's club. If the cop weren't scared of being flayed alive by the media, methinks it would have been a different story.

Had the officer popped off on the perp, the media would've said "all the guy did was resist arrest, assault a police officer, attempt to flee, and rear-end a cop car. It's not like he did anything serious." Then, the cop would've been branded a racist and forced to live as a hermit for the rest of his days.

This is what a lack of support for the fuzz leads to. A lawman who'd rather run away than be publicly crucified by the media for doing his job. Over the past few years, the media and justice-hating leftists crippled the police by painting them as perpetual bad guys. Which brings us to now, when the crooks have the upper hand and the po-po has to run in the other direction.

Thanks a lot, lying media snotsuckers:

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