"I'm going to lay down fire and you are going to run out" "Negative" I fucking lost it, dude just asked his partner to run through his own line of fire.....
@@georgesanford3719 congrats, you must be the only 1 out of the 39,000 viewers that supports the gunman. He got evicted so whether he likes it or not, the person who owns the house said "get out". Instead of doing that, he tried to murder the innocent people who were randomly assigned to remove him. Suddenly "don't infringe on peeps homes" doesn't sound so smart, eh?
"The emergency is such that off-duty cops leave their second jobs to respond to the crisis." It's insanity that we can't pay the men and women who are risking their lives to saves others a livable wage.
This comment hurts. I served with a Marine that was from Euclid he was killed in Action in 05 Andrew Nowacki a Grand river patrol man he was 24. It's been 19 years I still have issues with it. He was a good dude. We should have work at Amazon. He still be here probably.
@@gunkanjima3408 how is he a sitting duck? He has concealment/cover and the angle advantage should the guy push the door. Staying calm and quiet until assistance came was the right thing to do if he had broken that window then the guy would know where he was and could just put rounds through the wall in his direction. Just because your stationary doesn’t mean you are a sitting duck bud, but panicking and making rash decisions does make you a target.
He Lindsey.. “ are you still on the porch right inf front of him like a bullseye?”….” maybe he didn’t hear me..” are you right now exactly in his line of fire like a killing zone?”….Dang
POV: Officer Lindsay is going through a training simulation where literally all of his partners show up and all of his partners are the opposite of helpful. Expert level training sim.
I'm not trying to argue but I have an unfortunate experience of being held at gunpoint in texas. The ideals you've applied to this situation are not reality, and also not an accurate assessment of how active shooters are/should be handled.
@@littledarkone4309 This kind of situational assessment that goes like this: Officers have been shot at, officer is in a super vulnerable position, therefor the risk is their position. Any given situation is insanely variable, these judgements are wayyyyy more complicated than any of us armchair layman can advise.
"I'mma be fired from Amazon for the way I drove out of that parking lot, probably" It's so utterly tragic that they're not paid enough to not necessitate a second lob.
Nah he literally could’ve went out that window, if that dude would’ve came around that corner shooting that would’ve been on him, I remember when i was a kid the fbi raided our house them mfs was busting out windows and all they was getting in and out how ever they pleased
And they basically tried to get the neighbor killed as well -- they were safe as long as they were in their own house, but taking them OUTSIDE and getting them in a car etc puts everyone in danger. I think the cops did everything they could to make this worse.
@@slamcrank I live in the area (lake co, where one of the responding swat teams was from), no one wants to be a cop because the crime rate is insanely high. I worked at a car dealership and we had 9 stolen cars in one night, and they were almost always stolen daily. It's crazy lol.
That cop just blasting away at the house is ridiculous too. Seconds later he's on the radio saying he doesn't have eyes on, so he's just firing blindly at the house. No idea if there are innocent bystanders in the property (they later find out he also has an adult son who lives with him) and could have easily hit his colleague standing in the porch. I know it's easy to criticise split-second decisions, but the point is this wasn't a split-second decision, he got behind a car and peeked out several times to fire blindly towards the house. Then his next bright idea is to "lay down fire," as if the other officer's only escape route isn't right through the fire he's going to be laying down. Just dumb. Luckily the other officer stuck on the porch seemed to have more sense.
@@TheQuantumPotato I’m sorry but if bullets are coming through that door way even if he doesn’t see suppressing fire towards them tends to make them take cover and stop shooting
@@traceyhatton9138 yeah um suppressing fire less than 60 degrees away from the direction of a stranded fellow officer, while you’re freaking out so much that you can’t even concoct a plan to sneak behind the porch and try to lift or break the window as an escape. Instead, he’s shouting that he’s going to start giving covering fire while Lindsey makes a run for it-presumptively through the line of fire? Oh and then they tossed a point blank flashbang at a limp body that had a gunshot wound to the head instead of just securing the gun and starting medical treatment. These officers couldn’t save a fucking word document, let alone a life.
Because the officers were behind that car, using it/the engine block as cover! They didn't give a single F about damage to the car, I promise you that. The city pays for that. The one saying "she's gonna hit my car!" was worried because he was using that very car door and engine block to conceal and cover, so her backing into it would injure him, and any other officers that were behind that squad car. Why do people watch these without turning on their brains? You can SEE from the bodycam of the officer saying "she's gonna hit my car!" that he's crouched behind the car door!! That's why he doesn't want the car punted backwards FFS.
Like really. Who cares about a ding when they're fleeing for their safety? But really couldn't they have bunkered in the basement for safety instead of everyone going out in the open like that?
In the interview with that lady that was driving by, she said "...that's when I got out and hit the ground because that's what you're supposed to do!" Nah chick, if you're in a car, just drive TF out of there! I ain't stopping for anyone at that point!😅😂😂
LOL, there was congestion driving into work and I was looking ahead to see what was going on. All the folks were looking right and slowing down. I looked right and saw at the gas station a car had rammed the pump and the flames were shooting higher and higher! I thought "Nope, I don't want to sit here and view the fireworks, I can see it on the news". So I booked out of there. Same with gunfire.
The siding on the house is melted. Most likely vinyl by the looks of it. The company that built the homes in that area didn't realize the material they used wasn't rated for those temperatures.
Im still confused on why he didnt go out the window behind him they clearly lift up like the standard window and when they suggested that to him all he did was just touch the blind like nah and think he wanted to be a bad ass
@@734millz - You can tell by his demeanor he is NOT wanting to be Badass, or else he would’ve ran out guns blazing. He’s calm and collected and trying to keep his life while his buddy flips out. Breaking the window would’ve given his position away further, and distracted him from holding the angle incase McGraw decided to push. Also I’m 90% sure porch windows like that don’t open up at all, and have no sliding mechanisms.
@@solarwolf1336 i was just talking shit with the bad ass comment stop being so tender…. but literally me and hundreds of other people in the comments looked right at the window and see the two sliding lock mechanism it’s literally the standard enclosed deck window bud he didnt need to break it they literally slide right up open like a bed room window, watch it how ever many more time you need to see he easily could’ve opened the window and got out while someone provide cover if needed, if he would’ve gotten shot just standing there the whole time trust they would’ve been wondering why tf didnt he go out the window
Guarantee there was a bonfire in someone's backyard that got a little too out of hand and a little too hot and too close to both houses, and melted the siding.
I'm still trying to figure out why that random lady's interview was necessary whatsoever. I figured she was somehow involved later on but nope, she just heard bullets, panicked, broke her own ribs and then sat there and watched the whole thing go down. She then tried to spice up the interview by using the word "menagerie" but used it incorrectly.
Lol thank you! I listened too her first spot, but then by the second I realized she added nothing to the story and annoyed me so I fast forwarded thru any parts with her. And the menagerie part annoyed me too! Haha
She was probably the closest person EWU crew could get adjacent to the crime. She was like such a small part of the video and she did have bullets from the event flying past her which I think validates her enough to be part of the story.
So overdramatic and nothing to add. Lady broke her own ribs than talked like she got shot at and she was the victim and the gun fire was centered at her... Like one of those Netflix Documentaries where people are trying to trash something.
Lindsey was calmer than anyone else. You could hear the frustration with his partner freaking out in his calm low voice. Lindseys a real one. Bet hes seen combat.
Yeah pretty silly of the one outside to suggest to him to run out, while he's firing on the building without even knowing where the shooter was. No way he'd have made it out if the shooter had been waiting to lay down fire towards the door. That's yolo shit you can risk in video games where you have respawn.
I think he was being quiet and getting frustrated because his partner was screaming his position over and over again. Dude couldve shot through the wall at any time
lindsey sounded like a vet, he had that confident tone What really annoyed me is that they asked him to reveal his position by yelling, like if he does that the guy might fire through the goddamn wall
"Covering your six...," and then, "Bro this isn't Call of Duty." Yet, here you are using terminology that you've never used outside of Call of Duty. I bet you own a few Punisher skulls too, right?
Yeah totally, he runs out he could get hit easily, he tries to break the window then he lets the dude know exactly where he's at and gives him time to come get him while he's pulling the blinds open to then break the window. It sounds easy, you go put yourself in this exact situation and see how much you wanna run past an open door with a dude who has a rifle in an unknown location in an unknown structure or turn your back towards said door. @@allaansnackbar4269
Actually if you watch it and pay a lot of attention to the surroundings you can see him watching the police officer through the window that is directly next to the police officer. He knew he was there. And honestly if you wanted to kill him it would have been an easy shot but it seems more like he just didn't want people to come inside so as long as that officer wasn't moving he wasn't shooting
"Im gonna lay down fire and youre gonna run out " Excuse me but that sounds like you want him to run into both your bullets and the poor old mans bullets lol
"LINDSEY IS STUCK ON THE PORCH, I REPEAT, LINDSEY IS 90° SOUTHWEST 3 FEET TO THE FRONT DOOR AND VERY VISIBLE HES CAUCASIAN, BROWN HAIR, DRIVES A BLACK 2019 CHARGER LICENSE PLATE AWC353 🗣🗣🗣"
“Im gonna lay down cover fire and you get out” - dumb ahhs cop How are you gonna shoot at the door way and expect him to run out? You want him to get hit in the cross fire 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
“Don’t hit my car”. She’s is leaving the scene of a lethal situation on your request and you’re worried about your damn car. Car can be repaired, a life cannot be replaced.
@@j22563 Don't be a cop if you're more worried about a vehicle that isn't even truly _yours,_ than you are about the life of someone you're sworn to protect - especially in a volatile situation, like this one. Moreover, she was doing just fine.
Jennah has zero survival skills. She hears gunshots so her reaction is to immediately stop her car and even manages to hurt herself? She wasn't even involved in this whole situation and she manages to get hurt more than officers in an actual gunfight
"Negative." Translation: calm down, shut the fuck up, stop giving away my position, otherwise you and I will have a live fire discussion about this later.
Officer Lindsay saying, “Negative,” when the other officer told him to run out, after he would cover him, that was the best part of this. He was smart. And he was very calm. A smart man, not willing to take a foolish risk.
When Lindsey says "negative" to "I'm gonna lay down fire and u run out" that was the biggest "ur a moron, I'm not running past a door where gun fire is coming out while you're laying down gunfire towards me" I've ever heard.
People keep talking about how him saying "dont hit my car" was bad, but that was just because it was their one good line of cover. But that plan he made to lay down cover fire was fucking stupid, that actually deserves criticism
Yeah I was like lil buddy right there needs to learn how to think before talking..Because that plan he was talking about laying down fire while Lindsay runs out is just terrible.
@@PrejudicePotatoe Did you notice when they extract Lindsey, the lockpicker dude is just chilling by the tree? WHY IS HE STILL ALLOWED TO BE THIS CLOSE THERE???? Also about Lindsey being stuck, they're so terrible - just throw him a hammer for gods sakes so he can smash the window out behind him or something while another officer holds the cover angle FOR him. They're covering an angle like 20m away while Lindsey is covering it from 1m away. Tf are they thinking? I'm surprised they didn't get snipers out here to cover the door because lord knows we don't have enough close range cover going on already with Lindsey being stuck there looking at it already. They had intel fed to them about possible explosives, yet they bundle up as 3-4man in one square metre during Lindsey's extraction, are they dumb? What if he chucked a grenade right at that moment as they were yelling out loud and clear for everyeone to hear ''door left door left. Lindsey run out run'' ? Given the intel they had at the moment - that would've been only smart to assume. Let's also not overlook the ''how does your shield work? do you just fking hold it?'' lmao what a bunch of amateurs. Yeah nah u fold it in your asscrack and then it opens once noise goes over 100db dumaah
Great observations! However, I think the problem with Lindsey escaping out the porch window would be that he would have to have his back to the door when breaking the glass and going out.
"i asked if there were firearms in this house and i was told no" said in the same way my 40 year old coworker finding out we have something in stock when she was told we didnt
The way officer Lindsey handeld the situation just shows how great of an officer he is by showing how he kept calm and did not panic. That is the kind of officer that comes once in a life time. Good job Lindsey and thank you for your service.
To be fair thats probably the most stressful situation some of those officers have ever been in and no amount of training can prepare you for that, no matter how good.
To be fair no one was expecting the guy to shoot and he was scared and wasnt thinking straight you would of done the same of you were in thst situation because you arent thinking rational
@tyeshawilliams9836 That's like saying you don't join the military to protect your country. Things happen, and the human body reacts to it. However, it wants to
Exactly. The officer outside seemed very stressed and in a rush to resolve the situation any way possible, and I mean understandably so. But the officer stuck inside was calm and very professional, brilliant stuff considering the threat
I just turned 58 and my 10 yr old grandson asked me last night if I remember the time before cars were invented. I like to think I look my age or maybe a few years younger but 2 decades older? Yikes. Getting older is a b!tch, lol.
- *LINDSAY! LINDSAY CAN YOU COME OUT* - no - *LINDSAY IM GONNE FIRE LIKE RAIN AND YOU GONNA COME OUT!* - negative The whole different energy of those two 😂
@@andrewsims1356 Yeah, that "negative" definitely had the connotation of "shut the fuck up and stop telling this guy that I'm right here on his porch." lol
“She’s gonna hit my CAAAR” I get it’s a stressful situation but that lady is probably just as stressed if not more because she’s not trained so it’s gotta be handled gently.
To be honest, a hit car can be repaired or replaced. Unalived humans can't be either repaired or replaced. He should have whined less about the car and used that time keeping an eye on the house. Also, his loud wailing about the car could have gotten her shot at if the guy was able to tell where his potential victims were located
Dude said he asked if there were firearms in the house and he was told no. I think that officer needs to work on his listening skills. They asked the landlord if there were firearms in the house and he said he DIDN'T KNOW! That's definitely a different response than, "no".
Doesn’t know, in context with the new information that he has weapons is as good as a no… because why do they know now. However it would have changed nothing because they were already preparing for a gun for self exit potential. He just wanted to blame someone for his angst.
yeah that's insane. I cannot believe he yelled the officer's location, AND yelled that a woman was taking her kids past/by the house, and was more concerned about the fact that she might tap his police car???? seriously????
Oh, that part pissed me off so f*cking much, a mom and her two kids are evacuating from an active shooting situation and you scream at her (making it more likely that she’ll make a possibly deadly mistake) bc you don’t want her to bump into your cruiser while she’s reversing at 5 mph tops??? Absolutely inept, he’s lucky he didn’t get anyone killed with his foolishness.
Pissed me off too his ego was showing the whole time like when he had to let everyone know he drove one of those trucks when he was in the military. Dude wanted to control the whole situation.
In situations like this, the cops normally will evacuate you to safety, not have them willy dally getting into their own car and making them drive away while shots can ring out any second. They put this woman and her children's lives in danger by their handling there too.
thats IMMEDIATELY why i went to the comments, come on now, good idea! yell at a woman who is trying to keep her two kids calm and trying to evacuate them so they don't accidently get hit by stray bullets and who is trying to figure out how to safely get out of the neighborhood, and all you can think about is your police car. smh, thas just embarassing
yeah sitting in a corner, keeping yourself fully endangered. thats the CQB specialist i went your like all the sheep's in the comments, just some info for this instance. he put himself in CRITICAL endangerment and over a long span of time, hes stuck, soft cover, and his position is 100% blown. its almost laughable how bad of position that he puts himself in and he wont even get himself out witch would lead to him being magnitudes safer even crossing open fire zone (door way). that's how bad being in that corner is, its THAT BAD but we now know he was in no danger at all, but... if there was danger, being in that corner over walking pass a shooting path, would be dozens of times safer then being wall bang or pushed on. repositioning is always the best move, especially in this cqb situation were is was only 4 feet away to being completely safe over him being 4 feet away from him being walled or pushed. also his partner should've ran back and yell at him and push his shit for staying in the corner, but he yelled and made dumb suggestions. no one acted, big problem
@@monkeebunz8580 sure he put himself in a shitty position, but he was ABSOLUTELY great at keeping cool in the situation. his partners failed him, thats why his position was known, and its literally not worth the risk crossing over the door when you have zero clue what could happen. sure, we know NOW that it was fine, but its always better to be safe than sorry. i also like how you kind of agree that the other officers didnt do shit right but yet you still wanna blame the guy who was trapped in a corner??
I know right? It's a SHIELD. You know, stops bullets from hitting you in your dome. You can even play captain America if that helps you understand how it's supposed to work. You hold it, and keep it between you and the bullet, and you're good. You'd think these guys never watched a movie about the Romans or anything ancient before.
@@justincooper5189 god forbid someone wants to make sure their using protective gear correctly. It might seem simple, but ones minor mistake for anyone in that situation could have ment their life. Cops are trained for this sort of thing, but it's not exactly like we're living in a country where this is an everyday thing for these specific officers. Forgive them if they have have human flaws like the rest of us, and aren't 100% ready for something they didn't think they'd have to deal with that day, especially since they were under the impression this guy had no firearms to begin with. It seems simple in practice, but we can't pretend we're always going to be ready for what's thrown at us, and it's better to ask questions than just assume, or people get hurt. Understanding this is crucial for our humanity.
@@justincooper5189 I think it's funny in hindsight, but to be fair, I'd rather ask dumbass questions and get laughed at while I get told what I need to know, than keep my mouth shut and potentially wind up dead.
As someone who sells police equipment it bothered me less because police shields sometimes have hi power lights or other gadgets attached. But by far the most common are the you just f*ckin hold it type
They were asking how his shield skills were. Like are you good at it. How is your work/skill? Not how the actual shield works. That’s why he wanted him to hold it.
"don't hit my car!" Dude, it's a mother and 2 young kids and you're worried about your car? A few of the cops in this situation don't seem to be the brightest bulbs
to be 'fair' there were also several cops using that car as cover, they might not wanted to risk her backing into it, possibly making a loud noise and triggering the suspect thinking it was a gunshot, or backing into the car and having it backslide into the cops. yea they overreacted a bit, but it wasnt completely unreasonable
Police departments hire based on intelligence. Infact they specifically pick people who are less intelligent.. you can actually be too intelligent to be a cop and you'll be denied the job.
It’s so insane to me that cops don’t even get paid enough to live yet citizens act like they’re supposed to be some of the best people. You have to reward police work in order to get good police officers. When you’re making a police officer have to work two jobs to provide for himself then it just tells you they’re not gonna come in and give it their all.
Did he just suggest Officer Lindsey run through the front door while he is shooting up the place while you have an active shooter in the front door that Officer Lindsey would have to cross in front of?
Lindsey's partner is a mess. The yelling alone made all of that so much worse. He let the resident know he has a trapped cop repeatedly and clearly not to mention the panic on his voice. He needs to not be sent to emergencies like this. He would shoot a whole bunch of innocent people by accident with the way he acts. Also that lock smith needs a raise and its really sad a police officer is having to work a second job with evidence such as this to back up how his police job goes.
Not only that. I'm pretty sure he was the same one who felt the need to disengage from the situation, just to brag about using the same vehicle as the SWAT guys while in the military. His scary sense of self-importance bleeds into almost every bad action he made in this footage
That lady you interviewed had absolutely zero survival skills. Pulled over to watch a police shooting, locked up when she first heard the gunshots, and it doesn't seem like it registered to her at all that she did literally everything wrong in that situation.
Movies and TV. At one point she says she bent down towards the gear shift "because that's what you do". That's what you do in the movies. In the real world a car door is concealment, it doesn't provide cover. She has a movie/TV understanding of firearms and ballistics.
LOL! Wow, That’s hilarious! The very moment I said, “What’s up with that siding”, the cop says the same thing but with a cuss. Had me rolling for a sec.
Reminds me of the cop that took out the mall shooter... I can't remember where it was but he had just been talking to a little kid in the parking lot saying "make sure you always buckle up" and then you hear gunshots and within seconds he is walking straight toward the shots with rifle in hand.
Officer Lindsey is a legit gangster! 😂 the calmness in his voice being stuck there was so great to hear while his partner justifiably goes crazy trying to get him out 😂
The real question is why are they evicting a 70 y/o man? I can honestly see why he went the route he did, what was he supposed to do start working and get another home??🤦♂️ the poor man is having his home ripped away from him, this shouldn’t have happened like this our government and social services have failed us miserably, yet they want us to pay more taxes as we make less and less money every day. Wake up people, stop paying taxes for our government to use on things we don’t agree with🔥
He was asking how it works against gun fire. There are different levels of ballistic shields. That one was a level 4 shield meaning it could stop a hand gun as well as armor piercing rounds from a rifle . Body armor comes in various levels and when he asked how's it work he wanted to know can it protect us
This is an exceptional video showing exactly how NOT to handle a situation like this. The officer on the porch had far more sense than anyone else. When the shots rang out, blindly dumping every round into the house while your partner is stuck on the porch wasn't exactly the best decision.
Ik I shouldn’t laugh at this but fuck me Lindsey being so nonchalant about being trapped, while his crack job backup team is learning how to use a shield is just 😭😭😭
"I'm going to lay down fire and you are going to run out"
"Negative"
I fucking lost it, dude just asked his partner to run through his own line of fire.....
For real. Dude was going to get his buddy killed
Bro fr thought he was playing cod💀💀
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How much evidence do we need to conclude that cops are stupid?
That dude panicked big time
That locksmith needs hazard pay
If those cops didn't properly explain everything thats jacked
dont infringe on peeps homes woulda been no issue
@@georgesanford3719 sounds like it wasn't his home though
U Gott That Right. 💚😎👊🏻
@@georgesanford3719 congrats, you must be the only 1 out of the 39,000 viewers that supports the gunman. He got evicted so whether he likes it or not, the person who owns the house said "get out". Instead of doing that, he tried to murder the innocent people who were randomly assigned to remove him. Suddenly "don't infringe on peeps homes" doesn't sound so smart, eh?
You know the economy is in a rough spot when the Iraq war veteran police officer has to take a second job at Amazon. 😭
It's even worse when he's gotta worry about being fired during an active shooter situation
"The emergency is such that off-duty cops leave their second jobs to respond to the crisis." It's insanity that we can't pay the men and women who are risking their lives to saves others a livable wage.
No, I'm sure Amazon pays more. That's the problem.. all these defund the police goofballs running around.
Wait, I didn't realize...why is he working two jobs?! He is a police officer and a veteran. :/
This comment hurts. I served with a Marine that was from Euclid he was killed in Action in 05 Andrew Nowacki a Grand river patrol man he was 24. It's been 19 years I still have issues with it. He was a good dude. We should have work at Amazon. He still be here probably.
Officer Linsey handled this like a badass, the way he remained calm while stuck on that porch is crazy
Nah break through the window behind you, mate, instead of sitting there like a duck
Lindsey was really smart and awesome here. I wish I could be as cool as he is.
@@gunkanjima3408 and turn your back to the open door that someone is shooting out of? Not a great idea.
@@FantabulousFail You’re right. Be a sitting duck is better
@@gunkanjima3408 how is he a sitting duck? He has concealment/cover and the angle advantage should the guy push the door. Staying calm and quiet until assistance came was the right thing to do if he had broken that window then the guy would know where he was and could just put rounds through the wall in his direction. Just because your stationary doesn’t mean you are a sitting duck bud, but panicking and making rash decisions does make you a target.
"i am gonna lay down fire, then you run tf out"
"... Negative..."
Duh 🙄
First cop thought he was playing COD, Lindsey knew he had one life to live and life isn't an action movie.
Exactly. Worst plan ever 😂
For reals. I was like, man. Did his partner really suggest pulling a cod move lol
lol, lol🤣😂
Would hate to work with someone like that.
Officer Shwartz: 🤠🥸🥹😮😭😱🏃🏃➡️🕺💃
Lindsay: 🧍♂️
best comment on here for the simple fact you conveyed an entire message with zero words
LMAOOOO😂😂😂
@@rightlydividedSo true
HELPP
LMFAOOO
"The man looks about 70"
Radio: "51 Year Old Male"
The start of the villain arc LOL
😂
Age 20 years in the span of a few minutes.
"I'm gonna lay down fire then you run out!"
"Negative" 😂😂😂
That cop seemed like he was pissed his fellow officers kept bringing attention to him and the fact he was on the porch still. I don't blame him!
I agree with you, i was thinking the same thing.
Same! Talk in code! Stop shouting out AND saying over the radio his exact location!
Lindsey's partner who was out, seemed more aggravated than Lindsey himself. More training for this police department is needed for sure.
Even i was pissed lmao chad couldve easily angled himself to shoot lindsay without being seen be the others...
He Lindsey.. “ are you still on the porch right inf front of him like a bullseye?”….” maybe he didn’t hear me..” are you right now exactly in his line of fire like a killing zone?”….Dang
POV: Officer Lindsay is going through a training simulation where literally all of his partners show up and all of his partners are the opposite of helpful. Expert level training sim.
this is actually the funniest comment on the video lol this whole thing was just crazzzyyy in a bad way tbh
The officer telling him to run out after he rapid fires.
Officer Lindsay: Negative.
@littledarkone4309 literally. "Input prompt: "your partner is secretly the gunman's partner, double-cross edition simulation"
I'm not trying to argue but I have an unfortunate experience of being held at gunpoint in texas. The ideals you've applied to this situation are not reality, and also not an accurate assessment of how active shooters are/should be handled.
@@littledarkone4309 This kind of situational assessment that goes like this: Officers have been shot at, officer is in a super vulnerable position, therefor the risk is their position. Any given situation is insanely variable, these judgements are wayyyyy more complicated than any of us armchair layman can advise.
The calmest "negative" in such a volatile situation. I know lindsay was cussin him out in his head!😂😂
Ok l thought I was the one who knew what people are thinking cool thought thank you these are strange times we are living in this situation
"I'mma be fired from Amazon for the way I drove out of that parking lot, probably"
It's so utterly tragic that they're not paid enough to not necessitate a second lob.
Was thinking the same. Like dang you have to deal with this crap and still need a second job?
@@JonTheJotter Then a billionaire CEO who inherited his wealth just gets to keep coasting on faux prestige.
This world kinda sucks, don't it?
I busted out laughing when he said that
I was thinking the same thing. Very glad I don’t live in that country
That's the results of bending the knee for the "ACAB/'defund the police'" crowd.
Pro tip: it's generally a bad idea to yell out sensitive situational information to a suspect behind a door. 😅😅😅😅
I could not fking believe he kept doing that. 😑
Ok pro, thanks.
@@musical_lolu4811well apparently the one cop didn’t jkow
Dude forgot he wasn't in a private team speak server
@@musical_lolu4811 Oh yes, you're fun to live with !! Single are you "skid plate" ??
I think the literal ONLY person with the ability to think in this entire scenario was the one stuck in the corner inside, poor Lindsey
That wasn't a gun shot it was an acorn.
@@averychilco😂
That had to be a whole lot of acorns
This was a shit show
Nah he literally could’ve went out that window, if that dude would’ve came around that corner shooting that would’ve been on him, I remember when i was a kid the fbi raided our house them mfs was busting out windows and all they was getting in and out how ever they pleased
“How’s your shields work?” “You just fuckin’ hold it.” Bro 😂
“the suburban peace is shattered when gunshots pierce the November air”, such a poetic sentence and descriptio
Oh yeah
its annoying and over the top in my opinion
Lindsey needs to find another department before his colleagues get him killed.
And they basically tried to get the neighbor killed as well -- they were safe as long as they were in their own house, but taking them OUTSIDE and getting them in a car etc puts everyone in danger. I think the cops did everything they could to make this worse.
@@slamcrank I live in the area (lake co, where one of the responding swat teams was from), no one wants to be a cop because the crime rate is insanely high. I worked at a car dealership and we had 9 stolen cars in one night, and they were almost always stolen daily. It's crazy lol.
That cop just blasting away at the house is ridiculous too. Seconds later he's on the radio saying he doesn't have eyes on, so he's just firing blindly at the house. No idea if there are innocent bystanders in the property (they later find out he also has an adult son who lives with him) and could have easily hit his colleague standing in the porch. I know it's easy to criticise split-second decisions, but the point is this wasn't a split-second decision, he got behind a car and peeked out several times to fire blindly towards the house. Then his next bright idea is to "lay down fire," as if the other officer's only escape route isn't right through the fire he's going to be laying down. Just dumb. Luckily the other officer stuck on the porch seemed to have more sense.
@@TheQuantumPotato I’m sorry but if bullets are coming through that door way even if he doesn’t see suppressing fire towards them tends to make them take cover and stop shooting
@@traceyhatton9138 yeah um suppressing fire less than 60 degrees away from the direction of a stranded fellow officer, while you’re freaking out so much that you can’t even concoct a plan to sneak behind the porch and try to lift or break the window as an escape.
Instead, he’s shouting that he’s going to start giving covering fire while Lindsey makes a run for it-presumptively through the line of fire?
Oh and then they tossed a point blank flashbang at a limp body that had a gunshot wound to the head instead of just securing the gun and starting medical treatment.
These officers couldn’t save a fucking word document, let alone a life.
That one cop flipped out more about the neighbor backing into his car than Lindsay did being trapped in danger.
Seriously 🤣 dude fuck your car, yelling at this terrified woman is not helping
Dude is yelling at a terrified chick with a child for a car LMAO
Because the officers were behind that car, using it/the engine block as cover! They didn't give a single F about damage to the car, I promise you that. The city pays for that. The one saying "she's gonna hit my car!" was worried because he was using that very car door and engine block to conceal and cover, so her backing into it would injure him, and any other officers that were behind that squad car. Why do people watch these without turning on their brains? You can SEE from the bodycam of the officer saying "she's gonna hit my car!" that he's crouched behind the car door!! That's why he doesn't want the car punted backwards FFS.
@@scarletamazon3455 responding aggressively to convey your opinion doesn't help
Like really. Who cares about a ding when they're fleeing for their safety? But really couldn't they have bunkered in the basement for safety instead of everyone going out in the open like that?
In the interview with that lady that was driving by, she said "...that's when I got out and hit the ground because that's what you're supposed to do!"
Nah chick, if you're in a car, just drive TF out of there! I ain't stopping for anyone at that point!😅😂😂
Who tf stops right in the area of gunfire instead of just hitting the gas and being out of range in seconds?
@@mommy2libras the regular suburban mom
10 mins of fame
@@mommy2libraswhite women
LOL, there was congestion driving into work and I was looking ahead to see what was going on. All the folks were looking right and slowing down. I looked right and saw at the gas station a car had rammed the pump and the flames were shooting higher and higher! I thought "Nope, I don't want to sit here and view the fireworks, I can see it on the news". So I booked out of there. Same with gunfire.
The siding on the house is melted. Most likely vinyl by the looks of it. The company that built the homes in that area didn't realize the material they used wasn't rated for those temperatures.
Awesome observation, nerd
@@gunkanjima3408 lol
Yeah, nerd
It's ohio not texas
But.... it's Ohio? What, is Ohio a tropical climate or something? Your siding melts in Ohio? What's it made of, Playdoh?
Officer Lindsey should get a custom uniform that reads “I’m with morons” on it.
😂😂😂
rofl
Im still confused on why he didnt go out the window behind him they clearly lift up like the standard window and when they suggested that to him all he did was just touch the blind like nah and think he wanted to be a bad ass
@@734millz - You can tell by his demeanor he is NOT wanting to be Badass, or else he would’ve ran out guns blazing. He’s calm and collected and trying to keep his life while his buddy flips out. Breaking the window would’ve given his position away further, and distracted him from holding the angle incase McGraw decided to push.
Also I’m 90% sure porch windows like that don’t open up at all, and have no sliding mechanisms.
@@solarwolf1336 i was just talking shit with the bad ass comment stop being so tender…. but literally me and hundreds of other people in the comments looked right at the window and see the two sliding lock mechanism it’s literally the standard enclosed deck window bud he didnt need to break it they literally slide right up open like a bed room window, watch it how ever many more time you need to see he easily could’ve opened the window and got out while someone provide cover if needed, if he would’ve gotten shot just standing there the whole time trust they would’ve been wondering why tf didnt he go out the window
"How does your shield work?"
"You just fucking hold it."
🙃
LMFAOOOOO a hot mess
LOL He said How's your shield work. ie Training with tactical shields as used in a stack
@@marcuscelt7014 Same answer applies. You just hold it between people you don't want to get shot and people trying to shoot them.
How's your shield work as in how good are you with Shield tactics.....
Works kind of like Captain America shield..you throw it..Dang
"What the hell is wrong with the siding?"
Yeah, I'd like to know what the heck is going on there as well. lol
Was wondering if anyone else knew what was happening. Looks like the neighbors house had the same issue.
I’ve seen siding look like that due to fire damage
Me too.
Guarantee there was a bonfire in someone's backyard that got a little too out of hand and a little too hot and too close to both houses, and melted the siding.
The other house is the same...
Officer Lindsay and overprotective officer Schwartz is the duo I didn't know I needed
I'm still trying to figure out why that random lady's interview was necessary whatsoever. I figured she was somehow involved later on but nope, she just heard bullets, panicked, broke her own ribs and then sat there and watched the whole thing go down. She then tried to spice up the interview by using the word "menagerie" but used it incorrectly.
Agreed, would have been much better without her.
To give life background for the dead man?
Lol thank you! I listened too her first spot, but then by the second I realized she added nothing to the story and annoyed me so I fast forwarded thru any parts with her. And the menagerie part annoyed me too! Haha
She was probably the closest person EWU crew could get adjacent to the crime. She was like such a small part of the video and she did have bullets from the event flying past her which I think validates her enough to be part of the story.
So overdramatic and nothing to add. Lady broke her own ribs than talked like she got shot at and she was the victim and the gun fire was centered at her... Like one of those Netflix Documentaries where people are trying to trash something.
Lindsey was calmer than anyone else. You could hear the frustration with his partner freaking out in his calm low voice. Lindseys a real one. Bet hes seen combat.
From what I've been told it's much easier to stay calm when your life depends on it than it is when your powerless to help a friendly.
Yeah pretty silly of the one outside to suggest to him to run out, while he's firing on the building without even knowing where the shooter was. No way he'd have made it out if the shooter had been waiting to lay down fire towards the door. That's yolo shit you can risk in video games where you have respawn.
I think he was being quiet and getting frustrated because his partner was screaming his position over and over again. Dude couldve shot through the wall at any time
"Lindsay! Run out and I'll cover you!"
*Lindsay* "Fxxking No....are you insane" 😂😂😂
lindsey sounded like a vet, he had that confident tone
What really annoyed me is that they asked him to reveal his position by yelling, like if he does that the guy might fire through the goddamn wall
Lindsey’s demeanor was 10 times calmer than his partner freaking out behind a barrier
"Negative"😅😅😅😅😅 smart cop and very calm
The cop making the trapped cop yell and give away his volatile position pisses me off like dude SHUT UP or he’s gonna light me up through the wall!
His what position?
I know.
@@aubreyarmell5763volatile????? Lol
exactly
Easily evaporated.
Lindsay’s partner is exactly who you DONT want covering your six …
Bro this isn’t COD, he’s not running out while you’re ACTIVELY shooting. Tf?
"Covering your six...," and then, "Bro this isn't Call of Duty." Yet, here you are using terminology that you've never used outside of Call of Duty. I bet you own a few Punisher skulls too, right?
@@zachsabbath1 cringe
@@zachsabbath1 “Covering your six” came from world war 1 pilots and has been used by military and police force for ages…
Ever heard of suppressing fire?
@@zachsabbath1 you sound angry
Bro said F*** It “BRING ALL OF EM” like bro had sentry guns 😂
LINDSAY!!! GIVE AWAY YOUR LOCATION OFFICER LINDSAY!
lindsay handled that so much better while being in that situation
he was playing solitaire on his phone while he waited
He’s the only one there that’s not a moron.
Bro could have easily ran out or gone through the window
wtf was that other guy even shooting at
Yeah totally, he runs out he could get hit easily, he tries to break the window then he lets the dude know exactly where he's at and gives him time to come get him while he's pulling the blinds open to then break the window. It sounds easy, you go put yourself in this exact situation and see how much you wanna run past an open door with a dude who has a rifle in an unknown location in an unknown structure or turn your back towards said door. @@allaansnackbar4269
That cop should’ve never exposed the fact that Lindsey was trapped on the porch, could’ve had the suspect thinking everyone was outside
Or worry about the neighbor hitting the car. Or scream and shout what's going on. He was absolutely horrible and clearly had no idea what he was doing
@@squizzerl1478 worst warzone teamate for sure
Actually if you watch it and pay a lot of attention to the surroundings you can see him watching the police officer through the window that is directly next to the police officer. He knew he was there. And honestly if you wanted to kill him it would have been an easy shot but it seems more like he just didn't want people to come inside so as long as that officer wasn't moving he wasn't shooting
Lord dumbest scenario I've seen
The suspect would’ve heard ofc. Lindsay’s radio on the porch regardless, and would know he was there.
That woman who said she fractured two ribs from braking really hard in her car is annoying and dumb.
you can dislocate ribs from sneezing so I'm not that shocked
The fact that officers need to take part-time jobs at Amazon is fkin insane 🥴
“Gonna get fired from Amazon the way I drove outta there but fuck it” lol
Yeah, cops in cities don’t get paid that much like NYC or LA cops
"LINDSAY, LINDSAY...CAN YOU HEAR ME? LINDSAY?
In whisper, " I can hear you."
"LINDSAY IS ON THE PORCH, REPEAT, HE IS ON THE PORCH EVERYONE."
This was literally like that one SpongeBob episode
Lindsey is officially a camper.
@@protennis365 They call him the Euclid Wings of Redemption.
@@andrewsmith3257I'd give Spongebob the credit in the intelligence stakes, but that's right across the board when it's cops that are the subject.
@@andrewsmith3257 HE'S JUST STANDING ON THE PORCH
MENACINGLY
“I’m going to lay down cover fire, an you are going to run right through my cover fire to safety” “negative”
Was exactly I was thinking 💭 cross fire
What a goofy
Well obviously I don’t want you shooting because apparently you have no concept of aiming a weapon
The officer emptied a whole magazine without seeing the shooter😂😂😂
Exactly what I was thinking, no.
"Im gonna lay down fire and youre gonna run out "
Excuse me but that sounds like you want him to run into both your bullets and the poor old mans bullets lol
Linsey took the situation like how a police officer should do. Kudos to him.
"Lindsey can you hear me!?!?"
"I can hear you, im stuck😑"
"LINDSEY🗣"
😭😭
I can’t imagine how angry Lindsey was. Like “my partner is an actual moron”
"LINDSEY IS STUCK ON THE PORCH, I REPEAT, LINDSEY IS 90° SOUTHWEST 3 FEET TO THE FRONT DOOR AND VERY VISIBLE HES CAUCASIAN, BROWN HAIR, DRIVES A BLACK 2019 CHARGER LICENSE PLATE AWC353 🗣🗣🗣"
“Im gonna lay down cover fire and you get out” - dumb ahhs cop
How are you gonna shoot at the door way and expect him to run out? You want him to get hit in the cross fire 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
The officer was probably a lil deaf when firing his gun. So a little radio call seems like someone whispering to you 20 feet away.
“Don’t hit my car”. She’s is leaving the scene of a lethal situation on your request and you’re worried about your damn car. Car can be repaired, a life cannot be replaced.
Don't buy a truck if you can't control it
@@j22563 Don't be a cop if you're more worried about a vehicle that isn't even truly _yours,_ than you are about the life of someone you're sworn to protect - especially in a volatile situation, like this one.
Moreover, she was doing just fine.
@@NaruSanavai mh, fair point
Agreed
That explains a disproportionate number of American cops! They are also paranoid about safety and "accorn shooters"!
“NEGATIVE” 😂
Jennah has zero survival skills. She hears gunshots so her reaction is to immediately stop her car and even manages to hurt herself? She wasn't even involved in this whole situation and she manages to get hurt more than officers in an actual gunfight
The cop who wasn't stuck on the porch went through all the stages of grief
LOL 🤣
with all that armor and training they got, you'd think they'd be better at their job than spraying bullets randomly while screaming like maniacs
@@shamancredible8632 your attention bait is honestly so bad. get good lmao.
@@shamancredible8632 get off this side of UA-cam if it's too much for you😂
@@shamancredible8632 Dude you weren't there, so don't make any stupid comment.
When he said NEGATIVE, I felt that.
Cross my line of fire buddy!
Nope!
I could almost hear the disappointed sign.
"Negative."
Translation: calm down, shut the fuck up, stop giving away my position, otherwise you and I will have a live fire discussion about this later.
This is one of my favorite channels. The commentary is right to the point, with a calming, intriguing voice
I work for the Sheriffs office near me and it is said that Evictions are the most dangerous thing out there
DV and serving warrants are equally dangerous as evictions.
Officer Lindsay saying, “Negative,” when the other officer told him to run out, after he would cover him, that was the best part of this. He was smart. And he was very calm. A smart man, not willing to take a foolish risk.
@@bocountry8569 I do!
Why not? He offered to lay down cover fire so you can run across his line of fire to safety!
@@bocountry8569 I do
@@bocountry8569, you obviously care enough to comment. So you care enough to run your mouth like a goose's rear.
A wise man is calm and not taking any risks.
When Lindsey says "negative" to "I'm gonna lay down fire and u run out" that was the biggest "ur a moron, I'm not running past a door where gun fire is coming out while you're laying down gunfire towards me" I've ever heard.
People keep talking about how him saying "dont hit my car" was bad, but that was just because it was their one good line of cover. But that plan he made to lay down cover fire was fucking stupid, that actually deserves criticism
Yeah I was like lil buddy right there needs to learn how to think before talking..Because that plan he was talking about laying down fire while Lindsay runs out is just terrible.
Yeah. It's real life - not a movie.
@@PrejudicePotatoe Did you notice when they extract Lindsey, the lockpicker dude is just chilling by the tree? WHY IS HE STILL ALLOWED TO BE THIS CLOSE THERE????
Also about Lindsey being stuck, they're so terrible - just throw him a hammer for gods sakes so he can smash the window out behind him or something while another officer holds the cover angle FOR him. They're covering an angle like 20m away while Lindsey is covering it from 1m away. Tf are they thinking? I'm surprised they didn't get snipers out here to cover the door because lord knows we don't have enough close range cover going on already with Lindsey being stuck there looking at it already.
They had intel fed to them about possible explosives, yet they bundle up as 3-4man in one square metre during Lindsey's extraction, are they dumb? What if he chucked a grenade right at that moment as they were yelling out loud and clear for everyeone to hear ''door left door left. Lindsey run out run'' ? Given the intel they had at the moment - that would've been only smart to assume.
Let's also not overlook the ''how does your shield work? do you just fking hold it?'' lmao what a bunch of amateurs. Yeah nah u fold it in your asscrack and then it opens once noise goes over 100db dumaah
Great observations! However, I think the problem with Lindsey escaping out the porch window would be that he would have to have his back to the door when breaking the glass and going out.
"i asked if there were firearms in this house and i was told no" said in the same way my 40 year old coworker finding out we have something in stock when she was told we didnt
"hows your shield work" "you just f*kin hold it?" you cant write things like this
The way officer Lindsey handeld the situation just shows how great of an officer he is by showing how he kept calm and did not panic. That is the kind of officer that comes once in a life time. Good job Lindsey and thank you for your service.
They need to use this video as training for future officers on what NOT to do. Lindsay seems like the only one with any sense.
Keystone cops
To be fair thats probably the most stressful situation some of those officers have ever been in and no amount of training can prepare you for that, no matter how good.
@@tree_addict280 You probably right but it couldn’t hurt.
The yelling and giving away his exact location was crazy. Lindsey handled that well! That “negative” translated to “are you fkn dumb???”
LINDSAY!!! ARE YOU STUCK AT THE LEFT SIDE CORNER OF THE PORCH???!!!
To be fair no one was expecting the guy to shoot and he was scared and wasnt thinking straight you would of done the same of you were in thst situation because you arent thinking rational
@@yeri970 you don’t become a police officer to “not think straight” 🤦🏾♀️
@tyeshawilliams9836 That's like saying you don't join the military to protect your country. Things happen, and the human body reacts to it. However, it wants to
Exactly. The officer outside seemed very stressed and in a rush to resolve the situation any way possible, and I mean understandably so. But the officer stuck inside was calm and very professional, brilliant stuff considering the threat
Im gonna lay down cover fire and you run out. This isn't a Hollywood movie. Okay Steven Segal! Lol 😂
Gunshots pierced the November air lol. My dude being poetic
When you're 52 and mistaken for being in your 70s 😳
I just turned 58 and my 10 yr old grandson asked me last night if I remember the time before cars were invented. I like to think I look my age or maybe a few years younger but 2 decades older? Yikes.
Getting older is a b!tch, lol.
@@dibutler9151 this guy turned the 70 is the new 50 into 50 is the new 70!
😂haha…😲🥴👍 …kids these days…becoming cops! Lols 😂🤣
@@dibutler9151
Oh…😊you just gotta love ‘em! 🤣👍
@@dibutler9151 Oh I feel ya, I’m 57 😂 Mine are completely puzzled and fascinated with my Walkman cassette player.
- *LINDSAY! LINDSAY CAN YOU COME OUT*
- no
- *LINDSAY IM GONNE FIRE LIKE RAIN AND YOU GONNA COME OUT!*
- negative
The whole different energy of those two 😂
Annnnd he shot into the porch where Officer Lindsay was trapped. Good thing the guy serving the notice wasn't still in there.
One learned their job from movies and one is an actual cop. 😂
The flat negative got me 😂
forreal! Like hes gonna lay down fire and what? Is he gonna just run right into his bullets??
@@andrewsims1356 Yeah, that "negative" definitely had the connotation of "shut the fuck up and stop telling this guy that I'm right here on his porch." lol
I imagine the cop yelling at Lindsey is probably going to end up killing someone prematurely. He thinks he's in an action movie.
If you have a BMI over 30%, you should not be allowed to be a cop.
“She’s gonna hit my CAAAR” I get it’s a stressful situation but that lady is probably just as stressed if not more because she’s not trained so it’s gotta be handled gently.
To be honest, a hit car can be repaired or replaced. Unalived humans can't be either repaired or replaced. He should have whined less about the car and used that time keeping an eye on the house. Also, his loud wailing about the car could have gotten her shot at if the guy was able to tell where his potential victims were located
@@DeeBraynt2010 Uderza w samochód, utinęła. Również dokumentów dla obu. Bardzo źla.
He's been working shifts at Amazon to pay for that one. It has the upgraded cup holder.
He could’ve you know.. not blocked her driveway before asking her to leave it as well 😂
Which is more important; your car or the mom's safety?
lol “Negative” had me weak as hell. Officer Lindsey said “ EFF NAH “ lmao
😂. He new he has no extra lives
I don’t get why he couldn’t have gone out the window in the porch are?
@@Everynamestaken69 i know couldve js smashed it
I think he was focused on the door . I wouldn’t wanna turn my back and try to open the window.
@@StormBella1005 😂 that makes alot of sence. But trust me alot of other guys would have gone thru that window. But always better safe than sorry.
"Go through their lawn I don't care what they think." Don't touch my car!
Dude said he asked if there were firearms in the house and he was told no. I think that officer needs to work on his listening skills. They asked the landlord if there were firearms in the house and he said he DIDN'T KNOW! That's definitely a different response than, "no".
IKR
Yes and he even said he may have one you never knw
He was probably stressed and misremembering in the heat of the moment because he wanted something to get angry at lol Just a way to vent, I'm sure.
Doesn’t know, in context with the new information that he has weapons is as good as a no… because why do they know now. However it would have changed nothing because they were already preparing for a gun for self exit potential. He just wanted to blame someone for his angst.
Man was in shock when he said that
yeah that's insane. I cannot believe he yelled the officer's location, AND yelled that a woman was taking her kids past/by the house, and was more concerned about the fact that she might tap his police car???? seriously????
Oh, that part pissed me off so f*cking much, a mom and her two kids are evacuating from an active shooting situation and you scream at her (making it more likely that she’ll make a possibly deadly mistake) bc you don’t want her to bump into your cruiser while she’s reversing at 5 mph tops??? Absolutely inept, he’s lucky he didn’t get anyone killed with his foolishness.
Pissed me off too his ego was showing the whole time like when he had to let everyone know he drove one of those trucks when he was in the military. Dude wanted to control the whole situation.
In situations like this, the cops normally will evacuate you to safety, not have them willy dally getting into their own car and making them drive away while shots can ring out any second. They put this woman and her children's lives in danger by their handling there too.
thats IMMEDIATELY why i went to the comments, come on now, good idea! yell at a woman who is trying to keep her two kids calm and trying to evacuate them so they don't accidently get hit by stray bullets and who is trying to figure out how to safely get out of the neighborhood, and all you can think about is your police car. smh, thas just embarassing
Treating us citizens like how he treated Iraqi civilians, when you support war these are the types of people you create
You can tell the cop who has never been in a fire fight. Damn, he lost his shit quick.
Evicts neighbor, rushes her and then yells at her for almost hitting their car. If she had, that would’ve been on them. Ding dongs.
Officer Lindsay chose the correct career for himself, we need more officers like him
yeah sitting in a corner, keeping yourself fully endangered. thats the CQB specialist i went
your like all the sheep's in the comments, just some info for this instance. he put himself in CRITICAL endangerment and over a long span of time, hes stuck, soft cover, and his position is 100% blown. its almost laughable how bad of position that he puts himself in and he wont even get himself out witch would lead to him being magnitudes safer even crossing open fire zone (door way). that's how bad being in that corner is, its THAT BAD
but we now know he was in no danger at all, but... if there was danger, being in that corner over walking pass a shooting path, would be dozens of times safer then being wall bang or pushed on. repositioning is always the best move, especially in this cqb situation were is was only 4 feet away to being completely safe over him being 4 feet away from him being walled or pushed.
also his partner should've ran back and yell at him and push his shit for staying in the corner, but he yelled and made dumb suggestions. no one acted, big problem
@@monkeebunz8580 sure he put himself in a shitty position, but he was ABSOLUTELY great at keeping cool in the situation. his partners failed him, thats why his position was known, and its literally not worth the risk crossing over the door when you have zero clue what could happen. sure, we know NOW that it was fine, but its always better to be safe than sorry. i also like how you kind of agree that the other officers didnt do shit right but yet you still wanna blame the guy who was trapped in a corner??
"How's your shield work?"
"You just fucking hold it?"
lmao
I know right? It's a SHIELD. You know, stops bullets from hitting you in your dome. You can even play captain America if that helps you understand how it's supposed to work. You hold it, and keep it between you and the bullet, and you're good. You'd think these guys never watched a movie about the Romans or anything ancient before.
@@justincooper5189 god forbid someone wants to make sure their using protective gear correctly. It might seem simple, but ones minor mistake for anyone in that situation could have ment their life. Cops are trained for this sort of thing, but it's not exactly like we're living in a country where this is an everyday thing for these specific officers. Forgive them if they have have human flaws like the rest of us, and aren't 100% ready for something they didn't think they'd have to deal with that day, especially since they were under the impression this guy had no firearms to begin with.
It seems simple in practice, but we can't pretend we're always going to be ready for what's thrown at us, and it's better to ask questions than just assume, or people get hurt. Understanding this is crucial for our humanity.
@@justincooper5189
I think it's funny in hindsight, but to be fair, I'd rather ask dumbass questions and get laughed at while I get told what I need to know, than keep my mouth shut and potentially wind up dead.
As someone who sells police equipment it bothered me less because police shields sometimes have hi power lights or other gadgets attached. But by far the most common are the you just f*ckin hold it type
They were asking how his shield skills were. Like are you good at it. How is your work/skill? Not how the actual shield works. That’s why he wanted him to hold it.
Officer Gilmer mentioning the current situation to those neighbors, was so calm and collected almost out of element good job on him tho
@18:17 "how do they know" right after a statement about weapons and explosives LOL
"don't hit my car!" Dude, it's a mother and 2 young kids and you're worried about your car? A few of the cops in this situation don't seem to be the brightest bulbs
For real she wasn't even close to hitting it and I'm sure she has a backup camera
to be 'fair' there were also several cops using that car as cover, they might not wanted to risk her backing into it, possibly making a loud noise and triggering the suspect thinking it was a gunshot, or backing into the car and having it backslide into the cops. yea they overreacted a bit, but it wasnt completely unreasonable
@@Riftweaver1981Thank you
Police departments hire based on intelligence. Infact they specifically pick people who are less intelligent.. you can actually be too intelligent to be a cop and you'll be denied the job.
This is a small suburban town, not fucking LA. This is the most intense shit most of these guys have ever dealt with.
The officer who was clearing neighbors was so nonchalant! Lmao. "Hidy Ho Neighbors, you neighbor is shooting at us a bunch so…"😂
To be fair though, he probably had to make sure they didn't panic, lol
All that going on, and trying to get the neighbors out of harms way, and they're worried about her hitting their car 😑
Shootings are a more than regular occurrence in this city, so ...
They look so goofy parading around like they’re military lol😂
It’s so insane to me that cops don’t even get paid enough to live yet citizens act like they’re supposed to be some of the best people. You have to reward police work in order to get good police officers. When you’re making a police officer have to work two jobs to provide for himself then it just tells you they’re not gonna come in and give it their all.
Half the comments on here are shitting on them by people who weren’t getting shot at
Lindsey is the type of human you want on your side....cool, calm, collected. Ice water in his veins. I like this dude.
Those hands were smooth too! He had that weapon up, I fully expected to see some hand trembling ..nope. Dude was ready to rock
He even called negative when he knew the plan was stupid.
@@romeoseder I was hoping he said no to that plan! Thank goodness.
Lindsay was calmer than his Iraq War veteran partner, it’s kind of wild lol
Why not bust the window and leave while you were being covered? He froze up
Give the video editor a pay raise he literally censored the cops face reflection on the back of the squad car
That may have been the department’s policy. Unfortunately completely uncensored is usually limited to courtrooms.
Wtf? @@ChefBuckeye
@@ChefBuckeye what are you a bot?! Lmao wasn't asking.. I'm just pointing out attention to detail
Did he just suggest Officer Lindsey run through the front door while he is shooting up the place while you have an active shooter in the front door that Officer Lindsey would have to cross in front of?
@@brandonpurple165 😂😂😂 that's how I understood it. That's why Officer Lindsey said," Negative".
The lack of communication and ego among these knucklehead police is just gubsmacking !
That cops yelling out his partners position and making him speak, giving the shooter a target location.
Lindsey's partner is a mess. The yelling alone made all of that so much worse. He let the resident know he has a trapped cop repeatedly and clearly not to mention the panic on his voice. He needs to not be sent to emergencies like this. He would shoot a whole bunch of innocent people by accident with the way he acts.
Also that lock smith needs a raise and its really sad a police officer is having to work a second job with evidence such as this to back up how his police job goes.
He needs to step away from the Monsters and the cocaine.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who felt that way 😂
@@wolfe6220Thats adrenaline man. Impaires you a hell of a lot more than cocaine.
@@makeyourself9110 its an awful thing to have both adrenaline and cocaine running through you system, he should probably lay off the nose candy.
Not only that. I'm pretty sure he was the same one who felt the need to disengage from the situation, just to brag about using the same vehicle as the SWAT guys while in the military. His scary sense of self-importance bleeds into almost every bad action he made in this footage
The trapped officer seemed more calm about his situation than his would be rescuers.
He's fortunate. This was the most isolated he ever was from the other people in his town. He was crying for joy.
I loved his window check (tap) “nah, fuck jumping through glass…”
"trapped"
@@graciegjj Trapped is correct without the "
@@peachystonerlol nope he could have ran out the entire time
9:57 the one cop freaking out hollaring at lindsey while lindsey is cool as a cucumber is so funny its terrifying but funny
“ I’m gonna lay down fire and you run out”… “negative “ 😂😂
That lady you interviewed had absolutely zero survival skills. Pulled over to watch a police shooting, locked up when she first heard the gunshots, and it doesn't seem like it registered to her at all that she did literally everything wrong in that situation.
Yeah. She definitely got nominated for a Darwin Award.
Potentially victimized herself.
Movies and TV. At one point she says she bent down towards the gear shift "because that's what you do". That's what you do in the movies. In the real world a car door is concealment, it doesn't provide cover. She has a movie/TV understanding of firearms and ballistics.
Cops should have gotten her out of there if she was in any danger
@kingu1n697 should have yes, but seems like they were too busy trying to get their partner shot. A shocking display of ineptitude all around.
“Open the door and let it breathe”
That is experience in action, that was sick guidance
Probably saved Lindsay’s TBh
LOL! Wow, That’s hilarious!
The very moment I said, “What’s up with that siding”, the cop says the same thing but with a cuss. Had me rolling for a sec.
Lindsey was in the worst situation then all of them and remained calmer than all of them 😂😂
Had no other choice. Brave men
Right..I would transfer departments if I were him.his partner is a waste of space
MUST NOT OF FELT LIKE DIEING THAT PARTICULAR DAY😂😂😂😂😂😂
"The first drone fails to get through the doorway" is a funny way to say the cop crashed it, lol.
😂
their kind of hard to fly through door wells lol
🤣🤣🤣
Valid. Those things are hard to pilot.
“Bring all them”😂
Also they go in fast for cops but not for students…..
19:50 "hows your shield work" "you just fucking hold it" comedy gold
Glad Lindsey made it out safe but that “Negative” was hilarious man cause I definitely felt the same way 😂
Nobody giving gilmer enough credit, he went from buckling in a toddler to manning the riot shield without missing a beat
This
Reminds me of the cop that took out the mall shooter... I can't remember where it was but he had just been talking to a little kid in the parking lot saying "make sure you always buckle up" and then you hear gunshots and within seconds he is walking straight toward the shots with rifle in hand.
@@pawco1190I saw that video a while back,
@@pawco1190Totally. That was at a mall in Albuquerque if I’m remembering correctly…
@@ajsalmon4856 It was Allen, TX
Officer Lindsey is a legit gangster! 😂 the calmness in his voice being stuck there was so great to hear while his partner justifiably goes crazy trying to get him out 😂
The real question is why are they evicting a 70 y/o man? I can honestly see why he went the route he did, what was he supposed to do start working and get another home??🤦♂️ the poor man is having his home ripped away from him, this shouldn’t have happened like this our government and social services have failed us miserably, yet they want us to pay more taxes as we make less and less money every day. Wake up people, stop paying taxes for our government to use on things we don’t agree with🔥
"How does the shield work?" "You just f*cking hold it." Lmao!
I think he said "how's your shield work?" As in how well are you holding the shield
Once you get it started you are halfway there.
"I don't see a start button and btw, can you YY with it?" 😂😂😂
He was asking how it works against gun fire. There are different levels of ballistic shields. That one was a level 4 shield meaning it could stop a hand gun as well as armor piercing rounds from a rifle . Body armor comes in various levels and when he asked how's it work he wanted to know can it protect us
@@hueginvieny7959 Maybe, but the OP's comment makes it way better
Damn man. Lindsay is a cool headed and rational guy, especially under pressure. Very good to see. More like lindsay
You have to be after your partner almost shoots you in friendly fire amongst the chaos.
You bots keep repeating the same thing. You all mispelled his name too. Figured bots would get that correct at least
This is an exceptional video showing exactly how NOT to handle a situation like this.
The officer on the porch had far more sense than anyone else.
When the shots rang out, blindly dumping every round into the house while your partner is stuck on the porch wasn't exactly the best decision.
Ik I shouldn’t laugh at this but fuck me Lindsey being so nonchalant about being trapped, while his crack job backup team is learning how to use a shield is just 😭😭😭
That poor locksmith! I wouldn't be surprised if on his website or advertisement, he put "will do any type of unlock job except eviction" 😳😲
Not really..more Americans are killed driving to work each day than eviction personell.. it's rare for a squatter to lay down fire
8:20 Yeah look at his hands trembling. Poor guy kept composure even though he was terrified.
@@PuddingXXL yea not he is jiggling the lock. thats how its done to work the tumblers. wow u people are something else. watch to much tv
@@PuddingXXL his hands are not trembling settle down lmfao
@@imdone8645 Look at His Hand when he unlocks the lock and removes it after opening the knob. You can see it shake violently even
Officer Lindsey stayed so calm and collected in such a difficult situation, major props to him