Marine reacts to Dutch BOT Police
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This team is definitely unlike anything we've seen before, but it looks like a pretty intense mission
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#dutchbot #dutchpolice #BIJZONDERONDERSTEUNINGSTEAM
These guys are essentially the US Marshalls, but this particular team specializes in high-value prisoner transport
Hey, to clarify a few things. The BOT (Bijzonder Ondersteuningsteam) which would translate to 'Special Support Team' is a unit that does not operate for the Dutch Police. This unit is part of the Department of Justice, specifically DV&O 'Dienst Vervoer en Ondersteuning' (Service Transport and Support). They assist in transporting and protecting high-risk detainees.
About the pants: The reason many of these specialist units wear jeans is very simple. Aside from the standard outfit you have a budget to buy civilian clothing for work. The reason for this is that you are 24/7 on duty and you can be called upon any time of the day, even when it is your off day. Doing your grocery shopping in uniform is not very practical, therefore you get issued a budget to buy civilian clothing to wear while you're on callout duty. If called upon you have to drop whatever you're doing immediately and get to your post. You don't have time to go shower and get dressed in uniform. It is because of this reason you will see most specialists just wearing a mask, helmet, and vest. These things can easily be carried around.
As for the Glock/Walther firearm on the carrier and leg. This comes down to personal preference. By default, it is issued with a holster for your belt. Some operators choose to carry it on their upper thighs or vest.
Hope this helps clear some things up.
also adding to the pants part: this is why if you are married or have a family you always driver your own special car. your wife will drive the family car and the kid. even if your off duty. if they get the call to come in its drop everything kiss your wife good bye walk outside (yes walk because you never ever let people know you are dsi or some type of special force) get in you car put on the mask and go!
this is also the reason why in every media post online these guys are blur and even the license plate are blur because criminals wild find out where they live. and they will attack
And skinny jeans because of comfort and safety in CQ combat. Chest holster because of driving.
Operators? 😂😂😂😂
@@HermandenBlijhoofd
Yes - “BOT-operator”is the official job title. Just Like DSI members also carry the title Operator while still being Police Officers.
Ik verzin het ook niet ;)
The reason that the dsi and the BOT wear jeans is because those are there daily pants but they have to ready in the smallest time possible and don’t take the time to change pants
Yeah as if they have just enough time to put on all the rest of the gear, which is like 90%, and not enough time to switch pants. Or are you suggesting they also wear the rest daily? There has to be some culture or etiquette part to it.
@@Hulliepap I am Dutch and It is true if they have to change pant they have to get there shoes of an put there pants up and then new shoes evere second counts en pant aren’t that important
@@Tanks_In_Space not compleet true the transport is indeed scheduled but the team that does the job gets to hear it on the day itself so there is no risk of people trying to free the prisoner and btw i am 24yr
Usually they are at other places when they get a call that theres something going on, so i think they just put on the necessary stuff.
The holsters on the armour make sense given that they’re working in vehicles all the time - hard to draw from a thigh rig when sitting down.
Gotta love the effort in pronouncing Dutch, not doing bad at it
its always funny to see the different type of handcuffs, knowing how sturdy the Dutch ones are.
Then u see the "skinny jeans" version in the US with also a much different way of cuffing.
They do wear jeans since they might also rollout as an observation unit, a scout unit couple km infront of the escort or undercover security at courthouses. They ride prisoners who have a high risk of being freed by professional criminal organisations. Some weeks ago, Ewout (a presenter/reporter) went along with BOT where they explained a lot about it (unfortunately in Dutch, so it would be hard to understand). Right now there is a huge case about the Mocro Maffia in the Netherlands, where the leader of the maffia has tried to plan escapes from his cell or the escorts.
This unit specialize in transport of the most dangerous criminals like ridouan T.
The pistol on the chest is because they’re main goal is to drive from A to B without any stop, they can reach the pistol way easier when sitting down in the car.
Fun fact they’re physical admission test is the hardest of all the units in the Netherlands, even the one for DSI.
my little brother is with the dsi 23 years old he is a beast 😁 am very proud
Bot (dutch) bijzonder ondersteuningsteam (english) Special Support Team. Isn't part of the dutch police but is part of DV&O (dutch) dienst vervoer en ondersteuning (english) service transport and support which its self is part of the justice department. Their core business is transporting dangerous criminals like mob bosses or other criminals, which have a high chance of wanting to escape with what ever force necessary.
Yesss another Dutch reaction video🎉
If you want to know what you need to do to warrant this, look at a Dutch (current) court case we called the marengo proces. Heads of organized crime with a high chance of escape attempts.
We have a very similar unit within the Metropolitan police called SEG[Special Escort Group] they conduct high threat escorts - everything from gold bullion, cat A prisoners[Serial killers ETC], the PM to Her Majesty on her final journey.
In a police context a pistol on the chest is for counter ambush drills, draw the weapon and engage target through windscreen, hard learnt lesson from the troubles.
Funnily enough we also have a unit that divides part of that up again. AFAIK high risk transports are situated under the HRB (High Risk Security) of the military police. The BOT is specifically for the Justice system, which is why they don't have police on their vests but rather "Justice".
These teams basically take care of the transport of the top drug criminals in the Netherlands, there has been threats and attempts of hijacking those transports and freeing the prisoners over the years, even one attempt to free someone from prison with a helicopter. Since the drug violence has increased massively in the last decade in the Netherlands these teams were introduced to counter that violence and threat.
Here, in another European country, a minority of people opine that hard drugs should not be illegal, and freeing them would stop the drug crime. That doesn't seem to be the case anywhere. The criminals won't give up their lucrative business. Either they'd still sell drugs in one form or another, or they'd move onto kidnappings, violent burglaries, etc.
@@VideoDotGoogleDotCom This is not about hard drug possession or dealing, this is about large quantities of import, export, and production within criminal organizations that also committed several murders on the competition, bankers, and those who knew too much.
Problem is: the EBI (High Security Prison) is located in Vught and the courts all over the Netherlands, mainly the 'Bunker' in Amsterdam.
Transport can be over 100 to 200 km (65 to 130 miles) through a densely populated area, with a lot of ambush possibilities.
There are plans to create a second EBI and a second Bunker (High Risk Court) closer to each other.
Hi there, to clarify: The BOT is a unit that specializes in the transport of prisoners. They are a part of the Judicial Institution so not really police. The main job is to protect the prisoner on it's way to the courtroom, prison or elsewhere. They also protect courtrooms in case of high threats.
The department of Justice in the Netherlands has a special unit to escort the criminals by there visits to court or hospital for example.
Another unit does control rounds in prison, in the cells of high risk prisoners
This is pretty much the level of protection when you are talking war criminals who have to be taken to the hague international court. Or when you have people connected to international crime syndicated like ridouan taghi who is being trialed right now. The chances of an attempt to a convoy like this are elevated and the highest state of protection is required.
Hmmm, this has me wondering..
These guys fall under the prosecuting side of the judicial system. Transporting detainees of the Netherlands to Dutch facilities.
With the ICC being a separate entity, technically not even a Dutch one. There's no direct connection between this service and the ICC. But perhaps they're "loaned out" to the ICC upon request?
@@sigi9669kinda useful to use Dutch people for the international court due to communication on the roads.
@@sigi9669I think the answer is efficiency and safety related. It’s just way easier to let a specialized group, from the country they are in, do the job. They know the infrastructure, the risks and do it on a daily basis. If the ICC had to train and organize a unit specialized in that specific job, it would just be an unnecessary investment. They would have to pay them full/time, give them something to do and give them bonuses too (due to the high risk and unpredictable work times, even if they have a schedule). Given that the ICC holds some of the most notorious war criminals known to man, it makes them a high-value prisoner extraction (or assassination*) target for associates or terrorists, and the Netherlands (government) would probably feel safer if they know this is being handled by their own professionals on their territory (being a dutchman myself, I do feel safer knowing that our own professionals are handling such HVTs). Gun laws in the netherlands are tight, so I figure that getting good equipment for an ICC transport unit would also be a pain, as it is an international entity.
I would say EBI Vught criminals warrant these guys.
in the netherlands we say: everyone ganster until the police in jeans show up
real. When they show up, you fucked around too much and found out
There are quite some ex special forces in that team, plus the guys who got training for it.
But you can see that they have a more Military approach.
When they are on there way the go into the traffic like they own the road, overpass left but also at the right side.
The transport is often Audi the big models and extremely fast, cause they also chase criminals some times by car.
When they are there to arrest people, there is always great cooperation from the criminals: shooting or trying to stab them means you get shot before trying.
Also the handcuff are the standard handcuffs in the netherlands not like the cheap one used in the US the used to have them but dont annymore for years still dont understand why its not a world wide standard issue mean reason is people being able to pull them from behind to the front you wont be able to do it with these once i know i tryed it more then once😉
And unbreakble yes you can not break these
Also the outfits depand also on the job requierd the do have more heavy duty once if needed
That Rangerover is pretty sweet, but that Audi at 2:42 means real business.
3:29 these guys jump in and out of cars all the time, I can imagine that this is a more convenient place(for him) for the handgun, instead of on the hip.
It's cooler when you realise they have "justitie" on their plate carriers. Which translates to 'justice'.
3:55 Standard issue cuffs.
For your question what you have to do to be transported by these guys: There has to be a certain threat of the prisoner being attacked by a third party. For instance we had a head of the Moroccan mafia that has to be transported to court. And for the question of why they wear skinny jeans: They are all "on-call" for a week straight where they could be called to office any time of the day. So they have to respond in a really short time. So pants can take a bit too much time to switch. When they have more time they put on the full outfit with the black cargo pants.
The handcuffs are standard gear for all police
Its normal Skinny jeans en Sneakers
Yeah here in the Netherlands we have a little issue with the Moroccan mafia
@luhman16afaintstar both
In English it is the Special Support Division or yup SSD for short in most countries, together with their colleagues at the DSI they take down threats marked the the Dutch Secret Intelligence AIVD (Algemene Inlichtingen en Veiligheids Dienst).
About the jeans, they have normal duties and can be called suddenly
1:33 AT and DSI will blind whoever they arrest aswell.
BOT is a necessary team for Dutch because the extreme high value prisoner can be like a dutch Pablo Escobar who will do anything to break free.
These guys are from the Dutch Justice departement so they are not police officers.
Some of them where DSI operators, military personal or police officers before they became BOT operator.
They secure the prisoners that have the highest chance of violence. They are a lot in the spotlight nog because of the Marengo Process.
I saw an other comment saying it are kind of US Marshalls. That's kind of right. But they only transport / securing prisoners. They are doing nothing else.
different layers of protection. bot teams are middle stuff,dsi is last resource
..open the engine compartment and check the engine. it´s not a stock engine........you´d be hard pressed to find any leftover space......
These guys are being used much more since the Dutch justitie (Dep of justice) and the police are doing magnificent work on drugs but now we have a few real bad guys who they arrested for drugs trafficking and one guy who is there boss was revealed to have a plan to spend forty million on his escape where he wanted every person in the prison to die exept him. So, the BOT what translates to English as special support group which are a special unit trained on fast driving and getting shot at and shooting back when transporting a person from prison to court and from court to prison who might want to escape or who is wanted to be killed by crime organizations. And the thinking behind the jeans is the same with the DSI is that when people start running you don't have pants that don't really allow jumping climbing and running through city's also a reason is so that they can put gear on fast. BTW love your channel.
My favorite face to see on UA-cam!!! Kinda selfish but my granpa was in Vietnam USMC 367 HMLA(SCARFACE). If you did a video on them I think the video would be interesting, even modern day same unit seems pretty cool to cover in a video. Thank you
The pants get longer and better if u climb up in rank..they all start in underwear here in holland..they are wearing jeans in the vidio so must be good rank..only commamdos get the complete uniform..
Well they don’t want the whole neighbourhood to know they work there. That’s why they wear normal pants.
Yeah we have a bit of a drug production problem😂😂
well this just became relevant
The Netherlands has a lot of organized crime(for European standards) and a lot of them do international trafficking of just about everything(drugs,guns,people etc.) hence the Netherlands having a lot of specialized police units
Hi are you planning on playing the new Call of duty Modern Warfare 2.?
The skinny jeans is some kind of a Trent but it is explainable because these man are often off duty, get called and they immediately leave what they were doing like a familie dinner, and they show up at the job in they’re civilian clothing. Put on a jacket vest balaclava helmet and you good to god
Well when your name is ridouan taghi it is pretty much common sense why these guys exist😂
The guys in plain pants can take off their jackets and helmets and disappear into the crowd and appear to be regular civilians. That way, they can hide in plain sight. That's why they're wearing jeans.
This special team is only for justice and some security things. The DSI team in the Netherlands is the same as the Belgians DSU team. I’m from belgium🇧🇪
When you go for efficiency instead of "looking cool" 😉☺
You should check out The Flashback. He's a Ukrainian soldier who's family have been int eh military for 5 generations. He's got some pretty good interviews and combat footage.
Stay Frosty
Dont forget den haag for warcriminal tribunaal
They never really attacked regular police but they did get plenty of evidence that it was a real possibility some day, eventually enough to change before it was too late.
They launched rockets at the Court in Amsterdam to kill key witnesses and tried a helicopter attack on the EBI.
yoo, are you gonna be playing the new modern warfare game? the storys great i highly recommend it.
They wear skinny jeans so they dont get easily stuck on anything an can run easily(The jeans are stretchy
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I was looking for some jeans and noticed the skinny jeans went up to 46” waist, what’s that about 😂🤣?
And they have the audacity to call them "joggers" lol
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For a 2,2 m height Dutch police man 46" waist is still fairly skinny!
Hahaha I am Dutch I like you you say that.
Nice hat! Great for hunting season lol
No they haven’t attacked any convoys yet. However that is exactly what they are trying to avoid. Evidence showed that the biggest criminals were planning escapes with helicopters and all. That said this team was almost secretive, but they need people that is how you now found this video(it’s all recent). They are now also hiring civilians and people with a private security background as long as they have lots and lots of experience. Back in the day they were only chosen out of the army or they had to already be active cops. That is now changing, Holland is recruiting 17,000 new cops of all kinds. Even the academy wen from 4 years to 3 years to 2 years and now they are talking bout making it even faster maybe 8 months… the drug war and the fact that we are now considered a narco state is changing everything quite fast.
They are protecting the most wanted criminal ak. R Taghi. Look him up if you want, he is the ,boss, of the mocromafia. Was found after a long time in Dubai.
i don't know much about this unit but just guessing, they were probably created because of the International Court of Justice being located in The Netherlands
Dutch lucas botkin
😅
For Mocro maffia
Mucho respect for the Dutch AT and BOT but the jeans the dudes are wearing is just ridiculous.
Most of the work these people do is performed from the seat of a car. Equipment stacked in combat trousers or heavy belts doesn't serve them.
this is a bit gay commenting on another guys physique and fashion........how cool......lmao
They are a civilian police version that is simular to the BSB of the marechaussee . quite an interesting group to react to as well .