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[CRAZY!] POLICE VS. STREET RACERS!

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Today on the 21 Outlaws channel we present to you another part of the craziest police chases & get aways you will ever see. You will hear roaring downshifts as soon as the lights turn on.. Street Drifters & Racers troll the cops.
Feauturing a Honda Civic Type R vs. a Police Patrol Car, Dodge Challenger Hellcat running from the cop. Ford Mustang GT driftin around a Police Car, Two Police Chargers racing. Nissan S14/ 200SX rams cops, Dogde Charger Hellcat Redeye drops a gear and dissapears, Cool Cop compliments Lancer Evo X, Hyundai Genesis and other JDM Cars escaping from a meet, Chevy truck does massive burnout, BMW M3 M5 annoys cop, Golf 7 GTI/R escapes the UK police, Toyota Chaser doing donuts, Toyota Supra, Nissan Silvia S13 S14 S15 Burnout, Loud Honda Civics and much more !!

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Hope you guys enjoy this little compilation and hopefully see you soon! :)

Credits:

Street drifters vs police - @OG Schaefchen

Camaro & Mustang racing next to a highway patrol - @n54_gods

Honda Integra drifts with anti-lag - @djepikk

Mustang drifts around police car - @thebayculture @big392

2JZ Toyota Supra burnout next to police car - @thepurplehazesupra

BMWs M3 drift on parking lot & gets arrested - @xsjeditz

Police charger does burnout and chases hellcat - @stevesanker

Cop complains about loud car in track mode - @Keith Herb

BMW E39 M5 police control

Japanese drifters vs. police

Ford van vs police

Electric charger does burnout in front of police - @mrmoparman

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