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Video: Police join in on 'drive-by dunk challenge'
The game challenges players to spot basketball hoops and run out of their vehicles to dunk a ball
By Police1 Staff
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — A new challenge has hit the internet and law enforcement has started to join in.
The Drive-by Dunk Challenge pushes players to spot lonely basketball hoops, exit their vehicles and dunk a ball, all recorded and posted to social media. According to the Chicago Sun Times, the challenge began on July 18 with an Instagram post from t.currie.
NBA players, regular folk and even police departments are getting in on the challenge.
Officer Gosselin with the Bloomington police showcased his talents with a video posted to the department’s Twitter.
“The moment Ofcr Gosselin finally achieved his dream,” the tweet read.
Has your department tried the challenge yet?
The moment Ofcr Gosselin finally achieved his dream! ??#DriveByDunkChallenge #7Ft hoop #K9TedApproved #WhenCopsDunk #IBelieveiCanFly #Nope pic.twitter.com/TgbZ1NFGKa
— Bloomington Police (@BPD_MN) July 23, 2017
Grayson Allen upping the difficulty to an alley-oop #DriveByDunkChallenge. pic.twitter.com/UOv1wR8cpQ
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) July 25, 2017
#DriveByDunkChallenge #FAIL??@Justicemr_ pic.twitter.com/sceWvUDezl
— KT⁴ (@KiingTaylor4) July 20, 2017
Dinner w/the VP last night & watched quadruple OT tonight. D.C. to Atlanta to Dallas to Lex. Need to finish it w/ the #DriveByDunkChallenge! pic.twitter.com/qqnrn9Msy2
— John Calipari (@UKCoachCalipari) July 22, 2017
