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"Carrying hot" or "loaded" is a valid method mostly in bad areas of town. Sometimes it comes down to seconds when your are trying to defend your life. Also the passenger did a 10/10 job presenting him self as a non threat, he complied with the officer and verbally indicated about the gun in his pocket.
Yeah I was going to say depending on where this was, there are some places where it is very valid to have one in chamber loaded, you never know someone with road rage might try to pull up on you especially in bad areas, in other areas it’s just a power thing and not really a real valid reason
The mentality is: if you are going to carry a weapon for self defence, it’s pointless to have that weapon unprepared to protect you. A knife in your backpack doesn’t help you, a gun with an empty chamber won’t fire. There are 4 main rules to gun safety and one is to act as if it is loaded at all times, you may as well have it loaded.
90% of the time they run because they have outstanding warrants or no license, expired tags, ect. If they had none of those things, they’d probably just pull over and accept the ticket.
The reason for him carrying a single bullet is probably to be able to pull it out quick in an emergency situation, because stuff happens extremely quick you would also need a bullet quick which would be hard to reload in a situation like that.
the bullet wasnt simply being carried, it was in the chamber meaning that the pistol was ready to fire; the justification is basically the same, but the aspect of it regarding reloading the gun doesnt really apply
These videos are sometimes really funny😂 The gun was most likely for protection and if anything were to happen and he needed the gun he could just red dead redemption style quick draw. And yeah there is a safety mode
I always carry a revolver or Glock and I think there is a reason the cops carry Glocks (you don’t have to think about the safety) because the adrenaline spike really messes with you. I was almost in a shootout and I can’t even explain the effects of adrenaline properly, I’d never felt anything like it. Luckily I didn’t get shot or have to shoot in the end but the adrenaline had me shaking.
People that run from minor offenses usually have something bigger they are hiding. It’s still stupid to run but homie isn’t running from a speeding ticket he thinks it’s something else he did.
the question you have at 8:09 ish, it really is just up to the person. you will have some say that it takes too much time in a high stress self-defense situation to chamber a round before the threat can harm/kill you first, and you will have some say that keeping a round chambered is too dangerous to ones self or those directly around you in said high stress situation due to lack of trigger discipline or a mistake in the unholstering process. but anywhere you can legally carry, it is up to the person carrying.
The UA-cam channel ASP (active self protection) has a good video on this where he covers the death of a Brazilian i believe security guard. That video is the reason i carry loaded now. The guard had been jumped by a couple of guys in a mall, and one of them was pouting a gun at him. The guard pulls his own gun, but instead of shooting back, he pulls the slide on his pistol, which alerts the criminal who then shoots him in the head, killing him. The worst part is that in the video you see a round eject from the guards pistol, showing the gun was already loaded. Loading his gun instead of shooting first resulted in his death.
Yep. It's for self defense. With American culture letting all criminals go with a slap on the wrist we gotta protect ourselves out here. But if you do it just make sure you're legal and get a proper ccp
@@hydrix4491 I couldnt find the exact video again but a good reference video is the one titled "This is Why you carry with a round in the chamber" since it covers multiple different engagements fairly quickly
I carry because I am disabled. It's a 380. and I carry it unchambered(the magazine still has roughly 8 bullets, but there isn't one loaded into the chamber, ready to fire, but I have debated whether to carry chambered), and with the safety on. I can't physically defend myself, or run(hell, I can barely walk), so I find it necessary to defend myself however I can. I have been targeted before(once at the bus stop, and multiple times if I am alone in a store), and was lucky, but I may not always be lucky. So I carry, to take responsibility for my own safety. But it isn't a bad/wrong idea to carry chambered, as if you are in a situation that requires you to defend your life, adrenaline could very well prevent you from chambering it properly. It just takes a split second to lose your life.
You asked about the reason for the passenger to be carrying a gun, so allow me to enlighten you. He said he was going to pick up a car. If he was buying something from Craigslist or Fakebook Marketplace, he made the right choice. You never know who you are dealing with, and you are likely carrying a large amount of cash. Protect yourself! I buy and sell motorcycles, and I don't take risks when meeting people I don't know with lots of cash on my person. If I have someone accompany me, it is someone I trust not to be problematic in any way.
@@Foxxey Why are you so afraid of a legally armed citizen? Tell me where in this video it states the passenger committed a crime. "They" as a collective have been ever present, yet accomplished absolutely nothing.
I'm also from Wisconsin and I backpack frequently in Alaska, and that's exactly why I DON'T carry my revolver hot. It's only for self defense against brown bears and grizzlies, and I always have time to load my gun in the time I take to assess the situation. If a bear surprises you or you surprise a bear, you're doing something wrong.
Okay, this driver really turned over to a new person after they got stopped. There were two vapes with weed, and two guys in the car... and he claimed both vapes were his. I assume, due to what he said, that weed isn't legal in this area, and he totally took responsibility for everything.
When you conceal carry, you do it with a loaded gun. If you dont, then when you need to use it chances are youre gonna get deleted before you load it. Carrying condition 1 (you should not be carrying if you dont know condition codes) will allow the least amount of time to engage the threat and more than likely save yohr life. To answer your immediate queation after that, its stupid to not carry loaded.
"Isn't it stupid to carry a gun that's sorta loaded" Uh, no. There's this thing called 'self defense' and you don't want to be in a situation where you need to reload before you can actually defend yourself, might as well not carry at all at that point...
Pit manoeuvres aren't hard to execute per se, however they take practice to be consistently good at it. Because of the dangers that bad pits can do ( like causing injuries to the cop, the suspect and bystanders), most states limit the use to people who are specifically trained and certified to be able to do it and only if they are given permission to based on things like speed, weather and traffic conditions
It’s because when you have a weapon pointed at you and you’re going to shoot your adrenaline spikes and sometimes you’ll even start to shake a little and pulling the slide might be the second you die.
See I entirely understand the mentality you guys have out there in the US; but it scares me because I am incredibly lucky to live in a relatively low crime country where 99.9 percent of the time neither party is malignant enough to require a loaded weapon going through day to day life. I've shot in militia when I was in my late teens and I just can't justify how people still want to live in the US with so much violent crime and daily risk of being put into these incredibly scary situations daily
8:09 It’s for protection and it’s chambered because if someone attacks them and he has to chamber the gun that takes valuable seconds which could be the difference between life or death
12:25 The charges being dismissed. He only got charged with fleeing\eluding, the other charges for bail jumping and operating without a license probably cleared up on their own. Prosecutors will usually drop the lesser charges to get a guilty plea deal on the major ones, like probably dropping the THC charges.
Nah, the passenger with the gun did everything right. some people carry for the confidence and security it provides (I live in the top human trafficking state so I'm a tad bias). when in the holster with the safety on its perfectly fine and relatively safe to have it loaded. when it's in a SAFE (or not on your person) you 1000% leave it unloaded just in case someone gets to it without your knowledge (look at lock picking lawyer for how easy some of them are to get into). Some idiots are irresponsible and waaay to volatile and shouldn't have a license to carry. But in this case, the dude is VERY calm and measured, he's the only type of person who *should* have a license.
Also if that poor guy is that trusting of his 'friend's that ***this*** happened? Oof yeah no let him keep the gun, he's gonna need it if it's someone worse behind that wheel
The passanger has a CCW which means he has a permit from the police dept that says hes allowed to carry a firearm concealed. He had to take a class and pay to obtain that permit. As for why he has it, probably just for protection. America is wild lol
It really is! I absolutely support a concealed carry And I know a few people who conceal carry I would be tempted myself to conceal carry but only for self defense. I don't get why people need more than a pistol with them like a sniper or AK10 and automatic guns Hunting rifles make sense if you want to hunt But otherwise I dont get why people need more guns outside of the self defense and hunting
The reason why they didnt take the driver out the drivers side is because the other cop was holding him at gun point, The driver might have tried to reverse or whatever. Also he might not know if the other squad car was blocking the door or not.
Getting mugged everyday isn't the worry its the one day in your life you get mugged can easily be the only and last time. It can also be the last time you were last seen alive. Not everyone can afford to live in relatively safe areas. Safe apartment is probably 2000 a month being generous and a decent gun is 1000 once if even that. If you work at McDonald's i know which one is more feasible.
The round in chamber (which I dont do personally) is kinda like having a sharp sword.. you wouldnt want it dull in the event something popped off you would want it sharp and ready to go.
I feel bad for the friend, I really hope after the fact the cops didn’t give him a hard time like on the dash cam. I understand why as they don’t know what to expect but that amount of anger and force directed at an innocent passenger once the passenger themselves proved they weren’t a threat wasn’t necessary hell they seemed a lot nicer with the actual criminal.
Gun owner here in the states. It is legal to own and conceal (with a conceal carry license) in some states (not all). The point of keeping it loaded is to protect yourself (and others) in an immediate situation that would put your life (or theirs) in danger (example: active mass shooter, someone charging at you with a knife, etc.). But that guy had the unfortunate situation of willingly getting in the vehicle with a psychopath. Complying the way he did gives him his best shot of disassociating himself out of that situiation. Plus if he has a conceal license, he seems like a law abiding gun owner. Most criminals would just skip that and go straight for the illegal weapons on the black market. Or he could also be with the guy on the Marijuana situation. Regardless, the cops did good in stopping that situation.
He said he was going to buy a car, if he's meeting some rando off the internet to exchange goods for money it's not a bad idea to have protection. But mostly because it's his right .
Seeing the guys be so chill and cooperative but the cop just keeps yelling louder and escalating tension in the situation. It just feels like bad work. I can't help but laugh and the driver getting pulled out and yelled at, "Yes sir, I'm coming."
Some people thinks it's dumb to have a round in the chamber, others think it's dumb not to. As long as your a responsible gun owner and understand weapons safety there's no danger to keeping a round in the chamber.
Im not offended at the question, but most likely they are either in an open or counsel carry state or that man has a license that allows him to carry around that gun. Most likely he is going to a populated area where he does not trust that he will be the only one there with a weapon on him. And the fact that its.loaded is because loading time is time that's not affordable in mpst situations where someone else needs to be apprehended, at that point you have a gun just for bluffing, and its always better to have a bullet and bluff rather than bluff without a bullet. Its all speculative, but these situations are a sad reality in america.
I watch these a lot. Very interesting! I saw one last night, the drunk woman fought the police, and then screamed and screamed, "I want my mommy!" Resisting arrest is just dumb!
Police never carry guns around with no ammo inside. It's just kind of a silly question to ask, Pegasus.. The whole purpose of a firearm is to have quick access to protection once you switch the safety off. Chances are you're gonna die or get mangled if there's an immediate threat and you need time to reload your weapon because you didn't beforehand.
Having a unloaded locked up firearm is like keeping an empty fire extinguisher in your attic. If you aren't going to have it somewhere ready to use in an emergency why have it at all.
I think the reason they pulled the driver out of the passenger side was the police car was blocking the driver side door and it was not able to be opened.
If you’re carrying, the gun should always be loaded. Otherwise why carry it if a threat is present? You can always ask your assailant to let you rack your gun first, and if they refuse you’re done.
The officer who pit the car had the driver door pinned and the suspect’s at gun point, there wasn’t a way to open the drivers door, he had to come out the passenger side.
People carry a gun for self defense, but can go the other way quickly so its like, they can save people in a shooting possibly, or he becomes the shooter.
The way I see it is if you're gonna open carry then the gun should be prepared, safety on, cocked or not. An unloaded gun is just a brick with a trigger, which is not very ideal for self defense.
the biggest thing about our right to carry is to prevent tyranny, not self defense. remember that gun rights activist. it is a check on the government not for self protection
I'm subscribed to almost 25 bodycam UA-cam channels. It's a sickness. 😂 If you want high speed pursuits that end with wild pit maneuvers, watch Arkansas State Troopers. They don't quit till the suspects car does.😅
Surprisingly not the dumbest thing people have done when being pulled over. There are people who have claimed... And I quote "You don't need a license to drive" and something about "comercial vehicles"
It is kind of stupid that they repeatedly bark the same orders again and again. That said, from having watched a lot of cop encounters too, a lot of people just don't understand or pretend to obey just to try some ninja stuff later (it often fails). These guys have already demonstrated disrepect for lawful orders and safety regulations. Benefit of the doubt is out the window.
I carry with one in the tube. No it's not stupid. It's stupid to have to fumble around trying to rack the slide in an emergency. You still wear your seatbelt, but don't expect to get into an accident. I don't have a safety, don't need one, since it stays in its kydex holster, and only comes out for training or cleaning.
I'm pretty sure that if you have a gun on you, you should NEVER keep the gun unloaded. if you ever have to have a gun, your intent is that it should be loaded at all times but at least on the safety lock. you never bring an unloaded gun into a situation where you're meant to be ready to use it (god forbid you should have to use it.) in fact one of the rules for owning a gun is that you only point it at things you intend to kill. so if you're going to have to use the gun and point it at something, expect it to be loaded because otherwise, you don't use it or you'll enver get the chance to because you'll probably get shot before you can even load your gun
you carry the gun loaded with one in the chamber because if you carry it empty then you might not have the extra hand in a lethal encounter to chamber a round and in a life or death situation your fine motor skills are the first to go when you get an adrenaline dump and that makes it really hard to grab the slide and pull it back. when seconds count you might not have the extra time to load your gun
Regarding your question about the basis for how things are dismissed, more than likely it is a plea deal and those happened to be the ones dismissed for the deal. I imagine good behavior after getting stopped may have helped. I am not an attorney though and my guess just comes from watching many lawyer react videos so if someone contradicts me they are more likely the correct one.
For the why you would carry a gun around in your pocket question. You never know who or what your going to run into now a days and if a situation were to ever arise I don’t want to be thinking damn… wish I had my gun that’s at home right now, I would rather have it and be prepared for any type of situation. It’s always better to be over prepared compared to the alternative. Personally I don’t trust people at all or even like people usually so it’s sort of a comfort if you could call it that, just knowing if I ever end up in a situation I’ll be prepared. People say this kind of stuff never happens and that this is stupid or they don’t understand it but the reality is just because you don’t see all of the messed up things around you doesn’t mean their not there.
that cop was too angry an yelling, they where all things considered super cooperative, especially with the passenger there was very little he could have done, and was not the one evading the police, and honestly yelling like he was wouldn't be considered in any realm a de-escalation tactic. In fact the way he was yelling at people who where trying to cooperate would make the situation more intense, worse and he was contradicting himself, like put the phone down then when he does he screams at him saying don't move. That cop is unjustifiably going to shoot someone some day if he keeps up that energy. if you listen to the way the other cop is talking to them, is a proper way to deal with someone. Even a criminal turns out if you talk to people calmly they'e usually a lot more cooperative. Like they where lucky that they where calmer than that cop because if they matched his energy i honestly think he would have shot someone
Carrying with one in the chamber is a pretty common and reasonable thing concealed carries do. Without a round chamber into the gun it would complicate the situation in a self defense scenario from a one step prep to a 2 step prep. It’s a small change but makes a big difference in high stakes scenario. Obviously though off person there needs to be a level of discipline. Not storing it as such in access to kids, or unloading the mag but not dechambering the round etc. A very important piece of info people who aren’t around gun need to know is if a round is chambered removing the mag will not Dechamber the round and the weapon is hot. I over the years have built a habit assessing the safety, chamber etc the second I pick up a fire arm or are presented one.
Five carry conditions, 0 through 4. Condition 0 being, loaded magazine, round in the camber, safety off. This is the last condition before bulling the trigger. This condition is the last before pulling the trigger. Condition 1, is a standard carry position being the same as condition 0 with the exception being the safety is on. The standard carry position is condition 1 with the exception of the Israeli which choose condition 3, that being an empty camber. This is a choice based on a training mindset in Israel. The United States tends to focus on maintaining that all weapons are considered loaded and reading to engage. Gunfights are often decided in microseconds and the time spent chambering a round can often be the difference between life and death. I hope this helps, if only a bit.
"Carrying hot" or "loaded" is a valid method mostly in bad areas of town. Sometimes it comes down to seconds when your are trying to defend your life. Also the passenger did a 10/10 job presenting him self as a non threat, he complied with the officer and verbally indicated about the gun in his pocket.
Yeah I was going to say depending on where this was, there are some places where it is very valid to have one in chamber loaded, you never know someone with road rage might try to pull up on you especially in bad areas, in other areas it’s just a power thing and not really a real valid reason
yeah in some cases carrying a gun is kind of pointless if its not loaded
More mindless gun crap.
He was also going to buy a car and couldve brought a bunch of cash
He had to protect himself, he was riding with a criminal. :D
Feel bad for the friend, he didn't do anything and still got stuck in this because his friend decided to be an idiotic maniac
They was nicer to the driving than passenger and he wasn’t even doing anything wrong
@@unknow5935yeah l, and I’m not saying it’s right. But it was purely because he was armed and the bigger potential threat.
Yeah, I do hope the cops are fired and fined.
@@Chicken_Pro_76why? Yeah they were rougher with him but he was a much much greater threat when the car was stopped
@@carsonvessar3763 nice one
The mentality is: if you are going to carry a weapon for self defence, it’s pointless to have that weapon unprepared to protect you. A knife in your backpack doesn’t help you, a gun with an empty chamber won’t fire. There are 4 main rules to gun safety and one is to act as if it is loaded at all times, you may as well have it loaded.
90% of the time they run because they have outstanding warrants or no license, expired tags, ect. If they had none of those things, they’d probably just pull over and accept the ticket.
etc*
Sometimes people are just stupid dude. But then again that would classify as the other 10%. 🤣
The reason for him carrying a single bullet is probably to be able to pull it out quick in an emergency situation, because stuff happens extremely quick you would also need a bullet quick which would be hard to reload in a situation like that.
Nope, he’s just an idiot.
the bullet wasnt simply being carried, it was in the chamber meaning that the pistol was ready to fire; the justification is basically the same, but the aspect of it regarding reloading the gun doesnt really apply
What if he misses the shot?
Why one? Wouldn’t you want it to be fully loaded in case you miss?
@brennoc1623 then he has the rest of the mag
These videos are sometimes really funny😂
The gun was most likely for protection and if anything were to happen and he needed the gun he could just red dead redemption style quick draw. And yeah there is a safety mode
I always carry a revolver or Glock and I think there is a reason the cops carry Glocks (you don’t have to think about the safety) because the adrenaline spike really messes with you. I was almost in a shootout and I can’t even explain the effects of adrenaline properly, I’d never felt anything like it. Luckily I didn’t get shot or have to shoot in the end but the adrenaline had me shaking.
It always has to be the PFP!?
I don’t get why you would try to run from the cops and get prison time when all you were going to get is a ticket 💀
Maybe he is wanted? Facing a long sentence? Might as well try.
not to mention getting his car wrecked
wot if they had something on them illegal but now they dumped it
Going 10 over isn't even gonna be a ticket.
It might be, but unless you got a power hungry cop, it's probably gonna be a warning.
@@YOUR_NARRATOR975 that or if you're doing it in a residential neighborhood then they will pop you in a second
People that run from minor offenses usually have something bigger they are hiding. It’s still stupid to run but homie isn’t running from a speeding ticket he thinks it’s something else he did.
the question you have at 8:09 ish, it really is just up to the person. you will have some say that it takes too much time in a high stress self-defense situation to chamber a round before the threat can harm/kill you first, and you will have some say that keeping a round chambered is too dangerous to ones self or those directly around you in said high stress situation due to lack of trigger discipline or a mistake in the unholstering process. but anywhere you can legally carry, it is up to the person carrying.
The UA-cam channel ASP (active self protection) has a good video on this where he covers the death of a Brazilian i believe security guard. That video is the reason i carry loaded now. The guard had been jumped by a couple of guys in a mall, and one of them was pouting a gun at him. The guard pulls his own gun, but instead of shooting back, he pulls the slide on his pistol, which alerts the criminal who then shoots him in the head, killing him. The worst part is that in the video you see a round eject from the guards pistol, showing the gun was already loaded. Loading his gun instead of shooting first resulted in his death.
@@AT-xr8qh I love ASP, I will have to find that particular video
Yep. It's for self defense. With American culture letting all criminals go with a slap on the wrist we gotta protect ourselves out here. But if you do it just make sure you're legal and get a proper ccp
@@hydrix4491 I couldnt find the exact video again but a good reference video is the one titled "This is Why you carry with a round in the chamber" since it covers multiple different engagements fairly quickly
I carry because I am disabled. It's a 380. and I carry it unchambered(the magazine still has roughly 8 bullets, but there isn't one loaded into the chamber, ready to fire, but I have debated whether to carry chambered), and with the safety on. I can't physically defend myself, or run(hell, I can barely walk), so I find it necessary to defend myself however I can. I have been targeted before(once at the bus stop, and multiple times if I am alone in a store), and was lucky, but I may not always be lucky. So I carry, to take responsibility for my own safety. But it isn't a bad/wrong idea to carry chambered, as if you are in a situation that requires you to defend your life, adrenaline could very well prevent you from chambering it properly. It just takes a split second to lose your life.
The right to own and carry weapons is something we (normal, law-abiding people) all should have :( I wish my country hadn't disarmed us here
You asked about the reason for the passenger to be carrying a gun, so allow me to enlighten you. He said he was going to pick up a car. If he was buying something from Craigslist or Fakebook Marketplace, he made the right choice. You never know who you are dealing with, and you are likely carrying a large amount of cash. Protect yourself! I buy and sell motorcycles, and I don't take risks when meeting people I don't know with lots of cash on my person. If I have someone accompany me, it is someone I trust not to be problematic in any way.
I would encourage everyone who can legally carry, to do so. It’s a crazy world out there. I emphasize, legally and trained carry.
Nah that's cap, in Europe you can buy a car without this shit. Just ban guns everywhere.
@@Foxxey and knives, and rocks, and pointy sticks, and ESPECIALLY pronouns!
@@stripprclipR1 A crime is a crime. You can do less damage with a stick or a stone than with a gun. Also why are you so afraid of words like “they”?
@@Foxxey Why are you so afraid of a legally armed citizen? Tell me where in this video it states the passenger committed a crime. "They" as a collective have been ever present, yet accomplished absolutely nothing.
"Get out the car!!"
"yes sir" *being dragged out *
"GETTO UTT THEE CAR"
"Im coming sir" *gets yanked hands first out the car*
😂😂😂😂😂
They're in Wisconsin, which is bear, and cougar country, so you never know when you're gonna need to protect yourself from animals
it's also "drunk country"
I'm also from Wisconsin and I backpack frequently in Alaska, and that's exactly why I DON'T carry my revolver hot. It's only for self defense against brown bears and grizzlies, and I always have time to load my gun in the time I take to assess the situation. If a bear surprises you or you surprise a bear, you're doing something wrong.
Okay, this driver really turned over to a new person after they got stopped. There were two vapes with weed, and two guys in the car... and he claimed both vapes were his. I assume, due to what he said, that weed isn't legal in this area, and he totally took responsibility for everything.
"Gimme ur phone."
"DONT MOVE"
I was puzzled by that lol like how was he going to get the phone magic?
When you conceal carry, you do it with a loaded gun. If you dont, then when you need to use it chances are youre gonna get deleted before you load it. Carrying condition 1 (you should not be carrying if you dont know condition codes) will allow the least amount of time to engage the threat and more than likely save yohr life. To answer your immediate queation after that, its stupid to not carry loaded.
GTA 6 looking pretty sick
8:51 it's Wisconsin so there's wild shit around , he has a concealed weapons permit. He's legally allowed to carry
He ran but damn did he take accountability. Idk why but I’m rooting for him.
People just need common sense why get prison time over a simple ticket
"Isn't it stupid to carry a gun that's sorta loaded"
Uh, no. There's this thing called 'self defense' and you don't want to be in a situation where you need to reload before you can actually defend yourself, might as well not carry at all at that point...
Pit manoeuvres aren't hard to execute per se, however they take practice to be consistently good at it. Because of the dangers that bad pits can do ( like causing injuries to the cop, the suspect and bystanders), most states limit the use to people who are specifically trained and certified to be able to do it and only if they are given permission to based on things like speed, weather and traffic conditions
The perps having better deescalation than the cops is wild
"for a while now I have been obsessed with police body cam videos'" yea we know
It’s because when you have a weapon pointed at you and you’re going to shoot your adrenaline spikes and sometimes you’ll even start to shake a little and pulling the slide might be the second you die.
See I entirely understand the mentality you guys have out there in the US; but it scares me because I am incredibly lucky to live in a relatively low crime country where 99.9 percent of the time neither party is malignant enough to require a loaded weapon going through day to day life. I've shot in militia when I was in my late teens and I just can't justify how people still want to live in the US with so much violent crime and daily risk of being put into these incredibly scary situations daily
@@starfiresam You’re lucky but as long as my loved ones and myself is at risk, I feel it’s my duty to protect them.
8:09 It’s for protection and it’s chambered because if someone attacks them and he has to chamber the gun that takes valuable seconds which could be the difference between life or death
The passenger might have called shotgun and only had a pistol at the the time
12:25 The charges being dismissed. He only got charged with fleeing\eluding, the other charges for bail jumping and operating without a license probably cleared up on their own. Prosecutors will usually drop the lesser charges to get a guilty plea deal on the major ones, like probably dropping the THC charges.
Average blue state justice system.
Nah, the passenger with the gun did everything right. some people carry for the confidence and security it provides (I live in the top human trafficking state so I'm a tad bias). when in the holster with the safety on its perfectly fine and relatively safe to have it loaded. when it's in a SAFE (or not on your person) you 1000% leave it unloaded just in case someone gets to it without your knowledge (look at lock picking lawyer for how easy some of them are to get into). Some idiots are irresponsible and waaay to volatile and shouldn't have a license to carry. But in this case, the dude is VERY calm and measured, he's the only type of person who *should* have a license.
Also if that poor guy is that trusting of his 'friend's that ***this*** happened? Oof yeah no let him keep the gun, he's gonna need it if it's someone worse behind that wheel
Wisconsin is now the leading GTA server in the world.
One common sense is not to run away from the cops 🤦🏿♀️
what is that emoji 😭😭😭
@@seaurchin4437 its a face palm emoji
@@s4ndr3x98literally _🌚🌚🌚_
@@seaurchin4437 face palm emoji in a different color 😭
@@Urfavb1txcLol idk if this sounds messed up or not but to him it probably looked like something else because it’s so dark 💀
The passanger has a CCW which means he has a permit from the police dept that says hes allowed to carry a firearm concealed. He had to take a class and pay to obtain that permit. As for why he has it, probably just for protection. America is wild lol
It really is!
I absolutely support a concealed carry
And I know a few people who conceal carry
I would be tempted myself to conceal carry but only for self defense.
I don't get why people need more than a pistol with them like a sniper or AK10 and automatic guns
Hunting rifles make sense if you want to hunt
But otherwise I dont get why people need more guns outside of the self defense and hunting
even gangbangers use it for self defense.
usa flaw i would say since it is in their constitution and a business. I dont feel unsafe in canada Montréal for my part lol. All good in the hood
The reason why they didnt take the driver out the drivers side is because the other cop was holding him at gun point, The driver might have tried to reverse or whatever. Also he might not know if the other squad car was blocking the door or not.
9:00 The passenger was on his way out to buy a car, a big transaction, so was probably the reason he was carrying heat that day
Getting mugged everyday isn't the worry its the one day in your life you get mugged can easily be the only and last time. It can also be the last time you were last seen alive. Not everyone can afford to live in relatively safe areas. Safe apartment is probably 2000 a month being generous and a decent gun is 1000 once if even that. If you work at McDonald's i know which one is more feasible.
You should always be ready to defend. A matter of milliseconds is survival
My dad has a CCW, and one of the reasons is because my parents own their own business. So, it’s protection from an armed robbery.
“DON’T MOVE! *retrieves gun* It’s okay, I got it- DON’T MOVE!”
That cop needs to calm tf down. He’s far too scared to be doing this, especially when the person is cooperating.
The round in chamber (which I dont do personally) is kinda like having a sharp sword.. you wouldnt want it dull in the event something popped off you would want it sharp and ready to go.
Just get a speed potion 🤦
He should have got the golden mushroom
Great video, I enjoyed it a lot, have a day as great as your videos, content streak, and personality
I feel bad for the friend, I really hope after the fact the cops didn’t give him a hard time like on the dash cam. I understand why as they don’t know what to expect but that amount of anger and force directed at an innocent passenger once the passenger themselves proved they weren’t a threat wasn’t necessary hell they seemed a lot nicer with the actual criminal.
Gun owner here in the states. It is legal to own and conceal (with a conceal carry license) in some states (not all). The point of keeping it loaded is to protect yourself (and others) in an immediate situation that would put your life (or theirs) in danger (example: active mass shooter, someone charging at you with a knife, etc.).
But that guy had the unfortunate situation of willingly getting in the vehicle with a psychopath. Complying the way he did gives him his best shot of disassociating himself out of that situiation. Plus if he has a conceal license, he seems like a law abiding gun owner. Most criminals would just skip that and go straight for the illegal weapons on the black market.
Or he could also be with the guy on the Marijuana situation. Regardless, the cops did good in stopping that situation.
Not worth carrying a gun around for protection if it’s not loaded. Been carrying one since April
I was taught to never trust the safety of a loaded firearm not saying you shouldn't but rather it's best to do so with extreme caution
He said he was going to buy a car, if he's meeting some rando off the internet to exchange goods for money it's not a bad idea to have protection. But mostly because it's his right .
8:23 There’s not a purpose other then the idea of self protection. A lot of Americans just. Have guns. It’s commonplace.
Seeing the guys be so chill and cooperative but the cop just keeps yelling louder and escalating tension in the situation. It just feels like bad work. I can't help but laugh and the driver getting pulled out and yelled at, "Yes sir, I'm coming."
Cops get super upset anytime they are forced to actually do their job for some reason
STOP! YOU VIOLATED THE LAW!
Some people thinks it's dumb to have a round in the chamber, others think it's dumb not to. As long as your a responsible gun owner and understand weapons safety there's no danger to keeping a round in the chamber.
It's Wisconsin, I'm more surprised neither guy had a winter coat than that guy having a chambered round tbh.
Yes Pegasus, pit maneuvers are cool
Im not offended at the question, but most likely they are either in an open or counsel carry state or that man has a license that allows him to carry around that gun. Most likely he is going to a populated area where he does not trust that he will be the only one there with a weapon on him. And the fact that its.loaded is because loading time is time that's not affordable in mpst situations where someone else needs to be apprehended, at that point you have a gun just for bluffing, and its always better to have a bullet and bluff rather than bluff without a bullet. Its all speculative, but these situations are a sad reality in america.
I watch these a lot. Very interesting!
I saw one last night, the drunk woman fought the police, and then screamed and screamed, "I want my mommy!"
Resisting arrest is just dumb!
I saw that vid too, classic
@@carsonvessar3763 She was so wasted.
@@Wistful77 they usually are
Police never carry guns around with no ammo inside. It's just kind of a silly question to ask, Pegasus.. The whole purpose of a firearm is to have quick access to protection once you switch the safety off. Chances are you're gonna die or get mangled if there's an immediate threat and you need time to reload your weapon because you didn't beforehand.
Having a unloaded locked up firearm is like keeping an empty fire extinguisher in your attic. If you aren't going to have it somewhere ready to use in an emergency why have it at all.
What I dont understand is why the driver was not yelled at once directly while his friend was yelled at 24/7.
I think the reason they pulled the driver out of the passenger side was the police car was blocking the driver side door and it was not able to be opened.
Happy holidays Pegasus ❤🎄
Going 10 over the limit is probably gonna be a warning 💀
If you’re carrying, the gun should always be loaded. Otherwise why carry it if a threat is present? You can always ask your assailant to let you rack your gun first, and if they refuse you’re done.
The officer who pit the car had the driver door pinned and the suspect’s at gun point, there wasn’t a way to open the drivers door, he had to come out the passenger side.
People carry a gun for self defense, but can go the other way quickly so its like, they can save people in a shooting possibly, or he becomes the shooter.
8:46 hi peg. mah it’s not stupid. it’s for self defence. so it’s ready to go in the event of a threatening situation
Blud rlly thought he was in one of those movies just running away from the cops 😂💀
The way I see it is if you're gonna open carry then the gun should be prepared, safety on, cocked or not. An unloaded gun is just a brick with a trigger, which is not very ideal for self defense.
I honestly feel bad for the friend...blud did nothing wrong and now is behind bars because of his imbecile of a friend decided to do idiotic manners
8:40 It's like insurance. You hope you won't need to use it, but you'll be glad you have it if you do need it.
the biggest thing about our right to carry is to prevent tyranny, not self defense. remember that gun rights activist. it is a check on the government not for self protection
I'm subscribed to almost 25 bodycam UA-cam channels. It's a sickness. 😂 If you want high speed pursuits that end with wild pit maneuvers, watch Arkansas State Troopers. They don't quit till the suspects car does.😅
Surprisingly not the dumbest thing people have done when being pulled over. There are people who have claimed...
And I quote
"You don't need a license to drive" and something about "comercial vehicles"
Merry Christmas to you, too, dude! :)
It is kind of stupid that they repeatedly bark the same orders again and again.
That said, from having watched a lot of cop encounters too, a lot of people just don't understand or pretend to obey just to try some ninja stuff later (it often fails).
These guys have already demonstrated disrepect for lawful orders and safety regulations. Benefit of the doubt is out the window.
Bro is so chill in post game chat.
I carry with one in the tube. No it's not stupid. It's stupid to have to fumble around trying to rack the slide in an emergency. You still wear your seatbelt, but don't expect to get into an accident. I don't have a safety, don't need one, since it stays in its kydex holster, and only comes out for training or cleaning.
geez. Driving at 193 kph or 120 mph is incredibly dangerous and you would have a higher chance of dying than getting away.
If you are carrying, the person who intends you harm isn’t going to wait for you to load your firearm.
I'm pretty sure that if you have a gun on you, you should NEVER keep the gun unloaded. if you ever have to have a gun, your intent is that it should be loaded at all times but at least on the safety lock. you never bring an unloaded gun into a situation where you're meant to be ready to use it (god forbid you should have to use it.) in fact one of the rules for owning a gun is that you only point it at things you intend to kill. so if you're going to have to use the gun and point it at something, expect it to be loaded because otherwise, you don't use it or you'll enver get the chance to because you'll probably get shot before you can even load your gun
Hi AMEricAN here to answer your question, people carry just to carry. They gotta be on safety 100% of time when not in use.
You do realize that not everything comes with a safety right?
what do you mean why would a gun be loaded? what are you gonna do if someone does come up to you? flash an empty gun at them?
you carry the gun loaded with one in the chamber because if you carry it empty then you might not have the extra hand in a lethal encounter to chamber a round and in a life or death situation your fine motor skills are the first to go when you get an adrenaline dump and that makes it really hard to grab the slide and pull it back. when seconds count you might not have the extra time to load your gun
Lol, pegz is so adorable how little he knows about guns lmao
If hes going to pick up a car hes probably carrying cash and likely meeting up a stranger so it would be a good idea to carry a gun
Another perfect example of cops on a power trip. Enough said.
Regarding your question about the basis for how things are dismissed, more than likely it is a plea deal and those happened to be the ones dismissed for the deal. I imagine good behavior after getting stopped may have helped. I am not an attorney though and my guess just comes from watching many lawyer react videos so if someone contradicts me they are more likely the correct one.
Imagine being that passenger. The driver would not be my friend anymore.
Bro was NOT having it
The purpose is self defence, id rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it
For the why you would carry a gun around in your pocket question. You never know who or what your going to run into now a days and if a situation were to ever arise I don’t want to be thinking damn… wish I had my gun that’s at home right now, I would rather have it and be prepared for any type of situation. It’s always better to be over prepared compared to the alternative. Personally I don’t trust people at all or even like people usually so it’s sort of a comfort if you could call it that, just knowing if I ever end up in a situation I’ll be prepared. People say this kind of stuff never happens and that this is stupid or they don’t understand it but the reality is just because you don’t see all of the messed up things around you doesn’t mean their not there.
An unloaded gun carried for protection is just a crappy hammer. I know this and I'm a Canadian.
It seems like this guy had a bad impulse and when stoped he regretted all of it and tried to cooperate to get less charges.
that cop was too angry an yelling, they where all things considered super cooperative, especially with the passenger there was very little he could have done, and was not the one evading the police, and honestly yelling like he was wouldn't be considered in any realm a de-escalation tactic. In fact the way he was yelling at people who where trying to cooperate would make the situation more intense, worse and he was contradicting himself, like put the phone down then when he does he screams at him saying don't move. That cop is unjustifiably going to shoot someone some day if he keeps up that energy. if you listen to the way the other cop is talking to them, is a proper way to deal with someone. Even a criminal turns out if you talk to people calmly they'e usually a lot more cooperative. Like they where lucky that they where calmer than that cop because if they matched his energy i honestly think he would have shot someone
Carrying with one in the chamber is a pretty common and reasonable thing concealed carries do. Without a round chamber into the gun it would complicate the situation in a self defense scenario from a one step prep to a 2 step prep. It’s a small change but makes a big difference in high stakes scenario. Obviously though off person there needs to be a level of discipline. Not storing it as such in access to kids, or unloading the mag but not dechambering the round etc. A very important piece of info people who aren’t around gun need to know is if a round is chambered removing the mag will not Dechamber the round and the weapon is hot. I over the years have built a habit assessing the safety, chamber etc the second I pick up a fire arm or are presented one.
Thats the Wisconsin I know and love. Code Ble Cam is a great channel.
He probably meant to say "drop" the phone. If not that's what he should've said.
I love t-shirt folks up north when there’s literal snow outside
The Karen ones are the best ones
Five carry conditions, 0 through 4. Condition 0 being, loaded magazine, round in the camber, safety off. This is the last condition before bulling the trigger. This condition is the last before pulling the trigger. Condition 1, is a standard carry position being the same as condition 0 with the exception being the safety is on. The standard carry position is condition 1 with the exception of the Israeli which choose condition 3, that being an empty camber. This is a choice based on a training mindset in Israel. The United States tends to focus on maintaining that all weapons are considered loaded and reading to engage. Gunfights are often decided in microseconds and the time spent chambering a round can often be the difference between life and death. I hope this helps, if only a bit.
Pit Maneuver is one of the coolest thing on police's body cam or dash cam . It's soo (What's the word ? ooh , Satisfying) to watch .