A Cop Realizes There’s A Body In Trunk
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- This is the moment a cop found a body in a suspect's car, but he did not expect this..
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Speeding, no license, and weed in an ashtray with a body in the trunk. This dude is definitely not the sharpest tool in the shed lol
my guy is probably the dullest tool in the shed.
Probably a miniscule wooden mallet
What does having weed in the ashtray have anything to do with it
@@user-cs6up8eq7sIt basically tells the cop that there may be more drugs in the car and giving him a reason to search the car.
Grand Theft Idiot
Scary to think that he might have gotten away with it if he respected the speed limit.
Makes you wonder how many Camaros out there you see driving have a dead body in the trunk..
@@user-ii3cp7ot3sguessing not many
Who knows given ow dumb he appears to be. He's probably headed to burger king to dump the body in the back dumpster.
@@user-ii3cp7ot3s imma start reporting every camaro i see, just in case.
Judging by his poor decision making skills, they would have found the body
This cop gets an A++! He's not jumping to conclusions and is doing a legitimate investigation.
They don’t always have the best intuition but the way that kid was acting he knew something was off.
I think we missed that point that he noticed the bullet while before speeding. I think he needed a reason to pull him over to check
speeding in a stolen car with no license while smoking pot with a dead body in the trunk. Truly fascinating behavior.
Man this cop is a class act, he was so gentle and nice the entire time, yet was also super observant and intuitive
He was a hound ❤
The suspect could have run away at any time. The cuffs should have come on when the lies start.
@@MultiBikerboy1 suspecting someone of lying without proof and putting them in cuffs for it is illegal. he did everything right. i do agree that it probably would have been benefitial in this specific situation but his job is to enforce the law and it'd be a bad look if he didn't do that himself. he did his job
he's not racist
In the full video, you see how great the cop is
SPEEDING with a car full of drugs and a dead body in the trunk... It will never cease to amaze me the sheer stupidity of some people
lot of very low iq ppl over there and mentally handicapped
car full of drugs? he had a single joint
@@Riftweaver1981 Hilarious how the first question to any black person is "Do you have weed in the car?" as if they all haven't smoked some weed themselves.
Plus, that kid looks like he's 14 years old. Any cop seeing him drive, was always going to pull him over.
@@heresyourproblem9939 they said the car stunk of it, of course that's going to be one of the first questions regardless of race lol
My husband's been in the military 21 years, and we've pretty much seen it all at this point. But a couple years ago, a very young soldier went missing from our post a few days before xmas. Some teenagers had car jacked him, drove him 2 states over, shot him and left his body stuck in the snow infront of someone's home. The fear he must have felt all those hours in the car with them is just absolutely haunting. Killing someone over a car, when you could have just stolen it (or idk, worked for it) is just so cold blooded. You have to have no value for human life.. I'm sure this victim and the boy here would have handed those keys over in a second to walk away with their life.
Sad hooah
Do you think they carjacked him cause he was in the military?
@Zach-mw5so Yea actually, he had apparently sold something to these same kids off Facebook at some point prior. So the general consensus was that they saw a young, single soldier, driving a nice car, and assumed he must have money saved that they wanted, along with the car. So they set up another meeting with him to buy something else and this happened.. the kid was about 6'5 so I guess he thought he could handle himself meeting a bunch of teenagers in a pretty bad area, sadly, size doesn't matter when someone has a gun. My husband (and others) ended up having to teach safety courses to their soldiers for months after this happened.
@@jmal529 Yeah that makes sense. Still really sad but it’s rare to see these things happen randomly
Is the suspect are caught by police? And where it happened and when it happened? I'm sorry for asking a lot of question. It just make me very upset when reading your comment. I Hope police caught them. Justice for the young man family. This world is so evil, especially people are so evil.
This cop was really amazing at his job and you can tell the entire situation was really upsetting to him cause after he sees the body he’s shaking and stammering. I feel like that kind of empathy is exactly what police need and he even exemplified it before the body with his nice treatment of the perp.
He made the classic mistake. Never do crime while you're doing another crime
When Marvin is driving Vincent & Jules to the wrecking yard.
Don’t break the law while ur breaking the law!
So then your advice is one crime at a time?
@@ajspiceexactly! glad u have basic reading and comprehension skills
Don’t understand why they haven’t figured out that when transporting drugs, or a dead body, don’t speed or commit other traffic infractions. Makes me wonder if there are a large number of smarter thugs roaming the highways and they just don’t get caught. Scary thought.
I’m glad this cop followed his intuition.
Couldn’t agree more, shut up Sade
this is why you dont speed and obey the laws when you have a body etc in your car!
He did, albeit slowly. Permission to search the car means search the whole bloody car, asap.
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307Maybe the actual lesson is don’t transport dead bodies in the first place? And don’t drive without a license? And just don’t commit crimes like this?
I’m just glad that a black criminal was killed, and that the black criminal who murdered him is getting removed from human society for the rest of his life.
That cop needs a raise for being so smart, cautious, and also staying calm for the entire thing.
Boy you have to be mentally and emotionally strong to see a body in the trunk and still be calm, cool and professional 😮💨bless this officer 🙏🏿🐾
You can hear the cop almost choking up in absolute disbelief as he's reading his rights. Went 0 to 100 in seconds, wild.
Well, he is a cop, he has most likely seen this before, and he was speaking without a pause when reading rights, so he stopped to get his breath, and when radioing in, he didn't have to "pause to still take it in", he was waiting for a response from the CC after radioing in.
It’s needs to be mandatory for cops to go to mandatory therapy. Too many traumatic experiences can lead to being desensitized.
@@DizzleDogToo many emergency responders have taken their own lives and the community is finally taking their mental health seriously. Yes, they don't have time to process the incident at the time, but there needs to be occasional check-ins after a serious incident to see if anyone needs professional help, or trained peer counselors.
Im sorry you have had to "go on to the next call" without having support. Its not OK to just put it behind you and go on to the next. The fact that you brought up past significant incidents should tell you that you may still have some issues and could benefit from assistance. There is anonymous help available. Please take care of yourself. There is.no shame in asking for help.
@@ZooZoo293if you can’t fly, run. If you can’t run, walk. If you can’t walk, crawl. You have to keep moving forward.
@@redacted4ever-298 just replying when you said he was waiting for response, rewind a few seconds prior, he has the "go ahead" signaled and the pause was taken after that
I am shocked he doesn’t attempt to run away knowing he was in big trouble. He wasn’t in handcuffs and stood there. That justice came in effortless and that’s glad the world should be.
I guess he was hoping the cop won't look in the trunk
It doesn't get mentioned but he doesn't seem to have the gun to hand!
@@TheByQQ nah he knew it was gonna come eventually and decided not to try and kill them and escape because it wouldve made things alot worse
@@sslaytor Get rid of the body and the gun, only he did it in the wrong order.
i said it before, i think this kid ended up becoming an accomplice in the killing.
like i bet he was with someone else that killed the person.
when he says "it wasnt me", that was the first thought i had was he knows who it is and he cant snitch. or it was gang involvment and this was a robbery gone wrong where they killed the owner of the car.
no real gang person wouldve just pulled over. this kid probably got involved with the wrong person OR the he was just about to get involved in heavy things.
EXTREME respect to this officer! He was not just professional but compassionate. He deserves the praise from all of these comments and more. And that young man, actually, kudos for him for just dropping the BS and cooperating with the police instead of doing something stupid and getting charged for fleeing or resisting arrest. This does teach you one lesson, though... If you are driving around with a dead body, don't speed!
This is a classic example of "Dont commit a misdemeanor while committing a felony."
It's just mind numbing how quickly and easily people will take another person's life for absolutely nothing
The world is bizarre to begin with .... I blame us becoming more aware
thats what drugs and alchol can do to you. makes one completely unaware of the consequences
@@AbyssalPrincebro what 😂 we’ve been a violent species since the beginning. Violence resides in every man, intellect is what controls those urges.
🛖💀
@@mumin9436 I dont think weed made him want to commit armed robbery and kill a man but I could be absolutely 100% definitely wrong on this one for sure
Big up to the cop, stayed completely professional, calm and did his work properly. We need more like him!
You act like all cops are bad.
@@chelseajae_ you act like all cops are good.
@@Yan_-mx4ql yeah and they are. I have family members that are cops and you have no idea what it is like for them. Instead you just look on the media and just listen to what everybody else is saying. So brainwashed smh
@@chelseajae_ Ok so every human being that applies to be a cop is good? We arn't saying that "all cops are bad" its just been PROVEN that many cops have prejudice and that is bad. But no its ok all cops are good lets just ignore all of the times cops have done the exact crimes they are supposed to be protecting against.
@@chelseajae_I think you’re the one that is brainwashed, by your own family dude. Maybe in your family they do their work properly but in any ways you can says that they are all good. 2 simple examples: Georges Floyd or more recently the little Nahel in France, but I suppose you don’t watch the news.
Props to the cop for staying calm and maintained to his job instead of assuming.
One of the best cop work i ever saw...respect..
Thats what you call a COP. No ego. Just straight to the point. And talking to him as a Father would.
Not when you are a homeless junkie where you are on your own.
@@nonenone9892 this
This cop is a real one, he gives friendly and professional vibes unlike other cops who shows aggressive behaviour and sometimes being racist and jump to the conclusion just because of common stereotypes
@@nonenone9892Not every cop, or any of us in the justice system are evil - If you believe ALL of us are evil then you only focus on the evil ones. As someone majoring in criminology I can confirm that most people going into the justice system just want to make the world a better place. There are many cops that help homeless people, but people only want posts of evil cops because it garners more attention
Absolutely, He is a prime example that not all people within the justice system are evil - I wish more people would focus on the good than the evil instead of demanding that those of us lose our jobs or wish bodily harm on us just because of a few evil people
Can’t believe this is happening with only one cop. And he’s not handcuffed . It could all go really badly wrong
He's armed and the guy wasn't
Not really, 3 armed cops, he might be fast but cops are good shots most he time. Besides I doubt they would do something like shoot him, they'd just tail him in a car or something, where is he going to go on a barren freeway?
He should’ve handcuffed the guy as soon as he saw the bullet holes. Doesn’t need to arrest him. He could just detain him that way until he gets back up or concludes his investigation . Lots to learn on this stop. Thank god it didn’t escalate into further violence
@@justin3594should have frisked him much earlier
@@justin3594 bullet hole isn't a arrestable offense. This is the one time the police didn't abuse his power. What if the man in the video was innocnce, wouldn't we be screaming police brutality? I think the police did the right thing by calling for backup, didnt force a search, and following each steps required.
Thats heart breaking for the family. To wonder where your kid has been for some time, to hearing that someone found him, and then finding out that another person already killed him.
Credit to an actually honest, good and reasonable cop.
This cop is amazing!! Stayed calm and polite through the whole thing. Excellent work sir.
Even the guy getting arrested didn’t fight
The kid with the dead body impressed me. He stayed calm while fleeing from a murder scene!
@@Ballykety - And "gasp" he wasnt killed! Amazing what happens when a perp doesnt try to take a cops gun.
if he was looking for drugs he could had poped the trunk at any time and be done in 5 min. instead he problably took an hour
@@bladerj maybe because he had to confirm the info and location the guy was planning to go was legit
How heartbreaking to be decomposing in the trunk of your own car you worked so hard for, with some psycho driving you around to go dump your body 😢 what a horrible way to go.
thats coming from a vriska pfp /j
To be fair, he was gone long before any of that happened…
Drive shitty cars - no payments and 'flash' stays in the bank
best country in the world
Wrong neighborhood
It's heartbreaking how the man that arrived later sounded glad, and relief for finding the car, and Michaels family though they finally found him, just to know he wasn't their Michael 😢
That is a really good cop, he was completely professional he didn't escalate the situation until it was necessary and he pulled a confession out of the dumb guy. This shows that you don't have to be a prick to get results I wish there were officers like him.
Major shoutout to this cop for taking his time with the entire situation
Nah, this is exactly why they have to be very deliberate and direct. He just happened to be a scared kid. This wouldve been bad if this guy was older or thugged up. One of them cops wouldve been in the trunk too. They just cant afford to hand hold people.
@@bartacomuskidd775 he was a scared kid???? Dude had a whole body in the trunk? What is your definition of "more thugged up", Sammy the Bull????
@andrewchristie2970 The average person criticizing this cop for taking his time would rather cops just come out of their patrol vehicles with guns drawn and shouting as if that's gonna calm a suspect instead of make them aggressive,defensive and reactive. This cop isn't lucky. This video just proves that the average cop handles things without shooting first and it usually doesn't lead to a dead civilian, a wounded officer or endangering bystanders like some of these other stories on the news every day
He was clearly pretty frozen up, his body language even shows that as you can see him fiddling when the cop is threatening him not to lie. And if he knew what he might find, why didn't he do anything? The point remains. I have seen too many traffic stops turn into shootouts before a cop can even react, and in some cases they die because of it. He was way too light when he started being sketchy as fuck. I would have handcuffed him to the car at the very least and do a thorough search for weapons of any kind.@@phillycartell
I love at 6:13 when the bleep completley missed the swear word
So shameful how people can do such things. Hats off to the cop for taking this really well
The most shameful thing about this is to be killed by such a dumb stupid idiot.
Its america. Everything happens everytime over there, the most brutal shit imaginable. While 2% of the population that live in wealth ,represent' america to the world
Crying like a baby then, these guys think they're tough until they get caught, hell enjoy being a piece of meat to horny men in prison for the rest of his life well deserved
ikr its so sad
can i have the hat then
This cop handled this situation very well, he was relaxed and didn’t panic, he wasn’t aggressive and he wasn’t trying to be intimidating like so many cops, he handled it like a king 👑
What a good thorough cop..... thank goodness.
Him consenting to the search knowing there is a body in there is INSANE. It’s like he thought he could will the body gone 💀
Yeah what the fuck !!!
He consented probably with the intent of them finding the weed. Most likely it was done to just get off with the Drivers and weed. It is actually a common tactic to get off with a smaller crime to hide a bigger crime.
@@julienn8844 but one time I got caught with weed in my car and they still searched the trunk they always do !!
I'm thinking on the same lines your thinking man knowing there is a body and what not
@@julienn8844why would they take some weed from the front of the car and not check the trunk? Lol
This was a really good police officer, he was professional, followed his instincts, and handled a dangerous and heart breaking situation with grace and dignity.
They should have shown the dead body.... man we live in a soft country!!!
@@TheGtagtr why do you want to see that?that's a better question...if you want to see dead body,there are sites for it in dark web,here children might come across and get traumatized,you need to reevaluate your comment
@@TheGtagtrmore so the rules of youtube and of course the level of dignity and respect that someone who was murdered deserves
@@TheGtagtr ok, so would you like it if, for example, your father was brutally shot multiple times during a robbery and stuffed in a trunk only for his dead body to be explicitly shown all over the internet to satisfy some sick freak who wanted to see a dead body?
No, no you wouldn’t.
Go outside, breathe some fresh air and call your mama. Reconnect with humanity dude.
Proper funding and/for proper training
This cop IS TOP OF THE LINE!!!! Its like he KNEW something was real bad. And he was right.
💔the man who recognized the car must have been devastated to have to learn that
His instinct was spot on.
He did EVERYTHING by the book and got a confession!
Give him a raise and a few days off for this tragic event.
RIP Michael Robinson Jr.
Yes but he turned his back too many times and made contact with a random party. If this had been a veteran gang member/hitman/mobster/serial killer and not some dumb kid there’s a very high chance he’d also be dead.
The problem with giving officers a raise and a few days off every time they catch a criminal is you soon end up with a bankrupt government and a police force that only works 2 days a week.
@@dat_boii they're meaning catching a murderer, on top of seeing the body, and getting a confession essentially. That's a lot of paper work he'll be filling out.
The officers safety was terrible. Very amature. This would not fly at a large agency. Thats how you die. That kid should have been cuffed the momehe lied about his name and had no id.
@@flyinfox0184Right? Car with multiple bullet holes, dude clearly BSing to high heaven, a missing person and a reported stolen car... Still chilling tho. That cop was almost as dumb as the culprit...
This cop was literal 🥶 during this entire stop. Huge respect!
What does that even mean? Chill? Cool? Ice cold? Cold-blooded? Huh?
@@orppranator5230I think it means he had certified ice around his neck
The cop was literally an uncomfortable blue albino guy. That's what that emoji means.
@@orppranator5230 good job connecting the dots!
Just an unarmed innocent black man
His life is over right there and then and he’s *calm.* He was even laughing slightly at the beginning when asked about his address, etc. Couldn’t be me.
he was fried
Threw two lives away at such a young age for a goddamn car.
No drivers license, dead body in the trunk... Drives 20 miles over the speed limit. What a young scholar this guy is!
And high as a kite
Playing too much gta
it was his first time, cut him some slack :/
Yes, moral of the story is if you got a dead body in the trunk, drive the speed limit.
"my son was a good boy, he never hurt anyone"
It's so refreshing to see good cops that go by the book sometimes. No excessive force, asks before searching, no insults, reacts intelligently when he discovers the body and ONLY THEN pulls the gun. Class. Deserves a promotion.
It's so refreshing to watch an officer not place someone under arrest for committing a crime and dawdling around before following through with a lawful search after illegal substanceswere found in the possession of the suspect.
I mean sure the job got done but this guy is literally a murderer and the cop would probably be dead if he had a weapon on him during this entire situation, he never even patted him down after finding the weed to see if he had more or a weapon.
Liberals would have you believe that this is a normal interaction. As if you just calmly talk to a guy with a body in a trunk like it's normal and everything will work out. 99% of the time this cop would be dead. If the kid had a gun that cop would have been dead. Period.
The cop did his job but if this guy was smarted or actually cared about getting away with it, he could have easily shot the cop in the back or ran away since he was just chilling there not handcuffed while the one cop there was facing away from him searching the car and whatnot. At the VERY least you'd expect him to start running but looks like the guy just gave up soon as he got pulled over.
It's sad it has to be praised rather than be the standard
As long as they don't hurt people who don't deserve it, physically or otherwise, I let cops do their job how they see fit. We barely pay them enough to keep the peace, we don't pay them enough to be Superman.
The fact that this video come out a day after this happened is crazy
Good job by the police, truly sad for the victim, Rest In Peace, my condolences to his family, friends, and loved ones. God bless them all❤
How did that kid manage to just stand there and not run when he had so many opportunities to do so? That's just insane to me. The fact that the cop even trusted him too is something else. Quite amazing actually.
Run where? They gonna catch him anyway. It's hard to hide in modern times
@@diollinebranderson6553 i mean true, but it won't change his entire life in jail. I thought he would've done something, honestly.
he's high af too, plus you dont want resisting arrest anyway
Who knows maybe it was a dead family member who he was gonna bury illegally idk
Seems like he was overrun with guilt
Why would you be speeding and smoking weed if you know you have a corpse in the trunk? He should be on world's dumbest criminals lol.
why'd bro even consent to the search if he knew there was a body in the car
@@jayxxr6526 It's because he was smoking weed in the car, so if he refused the search they would have sent out a K9 to smell the car. Once the K9 alerts to drugs then they're legally allowed to search the vehicle. He would have saved himself about 15 minutes if he would have refused the search.
@@jayxxr6526 dude was fucked anyway no way the car wasnt going to be searched even if he said no
Had to take the stress off so he lit up a joint then got to thinking if he went fast enough he could escape his problems....
@@AvidiaNirvanaBro this guys puffing all day not to "take the stress off" 😂
Imagine looking for someone you love, you find him being pulled over by a cop, then realize the guy who steps out of the car its some complete random guy you've never seen before, then the officer opens the trunk and the guy is arrested.
No one has commented yet about their pov and how they must have felt after seeing all of that.
How unfair and mindblowing is that human life has no value to some people who will take it away for absolutely no reason.
It took the cop almost the length of the vid to open the trunk?? Speechless
Poor deceased guy. I'm sorry to this officer to for being shocked into finding the body. It's devastating and sad. I'm glad the officer stayed cool even when it was time to arrest him. It was a blessing no one else was hurt.
68 likes and no replys? let me change that to 69 🗿likes and 1 reply.
@@NBAviageoBruh see the context before commenting this stupid stuff
nuh uh
i think, and i may have misunderstood, but i think the deceased was part of the car jacking.
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Actual good police work. This officer was calm, cool, collected, and stayed professional. This could have gone very wrong, but clearly, the guy driving the car was young but not dumb enough to try something, and the officers just kept investigating properly until they got all the evidence they needed.
He got a speeding ticket though. That was dumb.
@@invaderg3332yeah going 20 over with a body in your trunk is crazy
@@invaderg3332 I mean yeah, but a lot of people would do a lot worse knowing that its not their car, and there's a body in the trunk. The fact that he pulled over and didn't try anything is impressive all things considered. People have risked worse for less crimes than second degree murder.
I would’ve been running the second his back was to me. Fuck that, you KNOW that body is going to be found
You'd think he'd drive the speed limit since he doesn't have a license and killed someone
One of the nicest cops ever had to pull him over. I'm not even sure this kid deserves someone so nice. Well placed.
He does everyone does to ensure every interaction goes as smoothly and peacefully as possible
I farted
That cop sounds like a dumb fawking redneck... 😒😒😒 That black kid who shot and killed that black man doesn't sound much smarter. In any case, what he did was wrong on so many levels, I don't even know where to start. By the way, this is yet another example of black on black crime.
@@Simigema W
@@Simigema proof?
I saw the body cam footage of this stop. When the cop asked If he could search the car the first time the boy looked right at the trunk, it scared the shit out of me when I saw it.
Where’d u find the uncensored
@goodnoodle8675 it wasn't uncensored, but I watched the full body cam at the Ewu Crew channel
It was funny when he asked if he was alone and he subconsciously pointed at the trunk and said no.
That's terrible. I'm glad they caught him. If you are that casual about lying you're a danger to the public.
I cant believe how calm the kid was, he really thought he could lie his way through that.
He acts a little punky to me !!!
So sad that a man lost his life. I’m just thankful the murderer is an absolute idiot and got himself caught immediately.
stop be racist pls, dont call him murderer just bcuz he black. he is inocent until proven guiltyi in court of law
@@SoyAntonioGamingracist? wtf are you saying 💀💀did you actually watched the video
@@chzd. i saw it, u didnt see it? he has not been sentenced for this
Look at the car...
Dude in the trunk was very likely little better than the ones who shot him.
SMART persons of color don't touch those cars for that very reason.
@@SoyAntonioGaming it's clearly not about race here, the kid wasn't being held down or cuffed or even yelled at with a gun in his face until they saw a dead body in the stolen car. He's guilty of speeding which was why he was stopped, on top of no license, driving under the influence, stolen vehicle, and probably 2nd degree manslaughter which he admitted to in this short video. There was evidence he was guilty before going to trial in this short clip.
I’m a therapist and this video makes me wish I was a counselor for a police department, but the requirements in most states usually mean that if you didn’t go to school specifically for forensic psychology, they won’t hire you. Hope all the police in situations like this and worse get any help they need. RIP to the deceased
I'm pretty sure they only hire their own so they don't have to pay for cops mental healthcare. If they want real treatment they have to pay out of pocket. Our mental healthcare system in this country is a joke.
This is something many first responders have dealt with. Everyone deals with this in different ways. I've been able to deal with things in my own way but I know a lot of others who live with the nightmares.
Hello, I read that you are a therapist. Good day! I wanted to ask your take on 9:25. The cop asks who that is, but Mitchell replies very coldly and callously. Is this a form of disassociation from the event? He says, "Thats him. Thats Mike." But his tone of voice was super cold in confirming. But when the cop said, "How did Mike get there?" I understood that he was making Mitchell take responsibility. Hence why Mitchell begins to cry and say, "I just hit him." Now, was this a form of manipulation on Mitchell's behalf? He is indeed not sympathizing with any of this, but only wants out. I notice Narcissists tend to go into a victim mentality to remove themselves from any blame or shame. Could this be at work here?
this cop handled the whole situation remarkably well, especially being so calm after seeing the bullet holes the initial time. most people wouldve liked cuffed and put the individual in the back of their car while they figured the situation out, at bare minimum cuff to the cattle guard so keep someone from running.
i know the US needs police reform but this guy is a stand up officer, ive seen videos of them spazzing out on nothing and this guy had all the reason to detain with probable cause and still let the kid openly stand without even patting him down.
for therapy, ive had an idea that would i feel would benefit police forces. there should be a "point system" or something, whatever you want to call it. but basically its this:
if a cop gets called out to a domestic abuse where lets say a guy is beating a woman or kids, however that situation goes they should be given 100 points, and if it escalates to a fight with the person then its an additional 100 points or something.
if its a routine traffic stop that turns into a simple open container but the person isnt wasted and can just receive a ticket, thats 10 points.
if its a DWI traffic stop thats 25-50 points.
age modifiers for minors, more points for the more serious an incident.
the reason for the points is after an officer accumulates 1000, 2000, whatever amount, then they have to be removed from field work for a minimum 2 weeks, and to continue working they are required to take therapy for atleast 3-5 sessions, and a self defense course of their choosing for atleast 40 hours (so it could be ju-jitsu, fire arms handling, boxing, driving class, whatever). if its a sponsored police course, like say driving to perform a pit maneuver or something, then the cop can sign up for that and once enough people are signed for the course in the department then the course is taken.
this would facilitate better paid training for officers, require them to have therapy more regularly and allow them to decompress from the stress of the job.
(im using arbitrary numbers, and solutions, but a panel of experts in police psychology/police field work could assign better values and treatment this is just for the sake of argument)
i may have not explained my idea that well, i just worked a 12 hour overnight shift in a chemical plant so sorry about that but thats the gist of it.
i have a buddy who was an officer and he said it can be crazy and theres no real way to release it. you can get called to a domestic abuse and you see a woman clearly beaten by someone and she declines help, says she fell down stairs type stuff, and the guy just gets off free, then immediately after that you have another call and its a break and enter, once thats handled you get in your car and have a DWI an hour later with an aggressive person raising hell, once all thats done you immediately goto another call for a car wreck or whatever crazy stuff is going on. its obviously not every shift, but even if 2 of those things happen in a shift and you have no way to take a step back then i can see why some cops get super agitated with any form of none compliance. its not always a power trip for them, sometimes its a simple "dude, ive had a fucked up month and i just want you to cooperate for 5 minutes so we can both go about our business, but i cant tell you that" so they spazz out.
@@ChannelZero1031 bro this isn't a reddit ama
on my birthday too 😭 GOD BLESS THIS PERSONS FAMILY!! 🕊
I guess there's a reason why people say that if you don't want to get pulled over, you should drive like you have a dead body in the trunk.
He just took that advice very seriously
The amount of stress the police go through in these situations must be unreal.
Yeah I know right, they did choose this job tho, thankfully there’s some good cops
ik and people still say police are useless well mine as well say hello to your car if police are useless
Some? most are. Turn off cnn.@@sxylvnys5425
They have really good patience
@@sxylvnys5425what a shameful comment. Why didn’t you ? They are protecting your ungrateful ass risking their life and taking shit from people like you
There are soooo many UA-cam videos out there where law enforcement take things a step too far.
The police officer was nothing short of a legend, calm, polite and just wanted the truth.
I wonder how many other innocent victims have been shot and disposed off by this rather vile sick individual.
Doubt he will confess to other misdemeanors, just a routine trip to the body dump.
U know that about 99% of murderers are one time only murderers?
Cut the kid some slack 🙏
@@LeanBeansOSCthe kid who murderred someone?
@@LeanBeansOSC U as stupid as the that boy, HE KILLED SOMEONE
@@pizzaneapolitanXD I don’t think he regularly kills people like the commenter suggested lol. Definitely his first time hopefully his last.
You can tell the adrenaline rush he got after discovering the body.
thats so sad for everyone involved
So he is only 18 years old and took part in an armed robbery, then MURDERED someone with THREE shots, then tried to dump the dead body while smoking weed. Wow!
Weed makes you do crazy things!!! lmao
@@heresyourproblem9939 yes, clearly the weed is to blame for all of this...
Smartest way to go straight to jail lol 🤦🏾♂️
.....and speeding
@@shutttttWell being high all the time certainly didn't help.
Dear lord, you can hear in the cops voice when he's saying this kids Miranda rights that he's been deeply shaken by finding the body. It's subtle but he trips over his words slightly, overall I'm incredibly impressed how he kept it together and managed to keep it all together.
the realization you had your back turned to a killer for the last 20 minutes can get anyone pretty shaky
I can't imagine not losing my shit
No fr i was checking if anyone mentioned this because I heard it- he sounded SICK :(
Yes!!! That’s what I said!
He was bouta pass out or throw up when he calls in the supervisor hes supporting himself with an arm leaning onto the seat and the hand holding the walkie talkie is shaking and hes gripping the shit out of it. No shame either shit is obviously chilling im glad he seemed shook anyone that can see something like this in this situation and not have at least a mild panic attack even if your de sensitized is prolly somewhat psychotic/sociopathic or generally lacking empathy
This must have been so confusing for the officer in the moment. Especially when while you're speaking to one strange individual, another random person shows up looking for him.
The fact that this happened where i live is crazy bro
the fact that the victim was missing makes my heart sink. that was someone's baby and i'm around his age. the thought of my parents having to mourn me, especially over something so pointless, is the saddest shit, dude.
It also meant that someone noticed he was missing within a short window after the murder. Judging by the stranger who came looking for the killer, there was a witness to at least part of the event. The full story must be heartbreaking.
Welcome to America
@@eeeeeetp Implying that this is somehow unique to America.
@@AsaelTheBeast lol it is. there is no minority group anywhere on the planet that commits as many crimes as stupidly and has little regard for eachothers lives as poor black people in america. go to chicago and look at the emergency room on a friday night. tons of black boys coming in with bullet holes.
the vast majority of those bullet wounds came from guns held by other black boys.
now weather the entire system of welfare and projects is designed to keep them this way or not... doesn't change the facts. the WHY is a different story entirely.
the WHAT is the FACT that this happens all day in black america.
this is america.
@@AsaelTheBeast blacks make up 13% of USA total population.
Yet they are responsible for almost 60% of all homicides ever recorded in the USA.
Now say that again.
*kills someone and loads their still warm corpse into the trunk of the car*
“Man what a great day to drive recklessly”
Anxiety can do that to you. I sometimes accidentally speed when I’m stressed out and only realize when I happen to check my speedometer lol
Guy had no licence. Under law, he didn't know how to drive. Definitely wouldn't know about speeding.
@@Stephen....I find it hard to believe he didn’t know about speeding. I’m from the UK so it might be different, but even my 10 year old sister understands the concept of speeding. If you’ve been a passenger in a car, you will know that the huge signs on roads with numbers on them are typically speed limits. This guy is 18 so even if he didn’t have a license, but knew how to work a car, he would definitely be aware of what speeding is.
@jvstred9112 I'm from the UK too. My son is 10. He suffers from ADHD. He knows how to move a car enough to drive one in a straight line. He hasn't a clue about speeding.
When someone doesn't have a licence, they are presumed to not know how to.
I've played flght simulation games. I know how to fly a plane. But, I've not a clue about the rules of flying, at all.
He didn't kill him. But he was going to ditch the car and body.
what a crazy situation, imagine how dangerous this situation is with a killer standing around and another person pulling up....
Shout out to this cop for being so all round professional
100% the most surprising thing to me was how casual the cop was with everything up until he realized he might need back. Even after he found bullet holes he just let the kid chill by himself, no cuffs or anything, until AFTER they actually found the body. Even for routine traffic stops I would expect a second officer on the scene and possibly suspect in cuffs once they took him out of the vehicle. Massive props to the officer for his excellent control of the scene and calm under pressure.
That’s because it has been happening since forever ago… there are 100s of car robberies and many are unknown… this is not rare but it is scary knowing kids and teens do this without remorse. That person was not genuinely crying he was faking you saw no tears but just an expression.
Ya after seeing bullet holes I'd be immediately and very concerned for my safety. That cop was surely in some real denial.
The boy was clearly stoned. I bet they thought they could leave him uncuffed and IF he tried anything they'd be justified in filling him full of bullets. I believe that's what white cops do regularly to brown people. I might sound cynical but that's what the view is from over here in Europe.
That’s so true, I’ve seen other cops who escalate things quickly for a myriad of lesser reasons. Bless this officer’s heart and may God protect him.
The cop probably hadn't experienced much crazy things on the job before.
Props to the cop for keeping cool under pressure. Even after seeing that disturbing image. Only the bravest people can do a job like this.
The bravest people 😂😂😂
He shat his pants and couldn't even give orders to the guy properly
I can’t tell if this cop is under pressure, how can you tell if he’s under pressure?
People forget how dangerous a job it can be lmao. People lost all sympathies and respect for the police over selectively chosen Internet clips. Not to say they are faultless but it's a respectable career
@@pandax5359 It's a great career that is good, but horrible people keep getting into it.
Very sad for everyone involved. I wish these kids had more guidance so things like this didn't happen.
Such a sad senseless act, poor murdered young man to loose his life like that, and poor young man to kill and now go to jail for life. I watched this and my heart broke, our young people are so lost🤦🏻♀️
One lesson to take from this never speed with a body in the trunk. Instant justice for the family. Sorry for the person who showed up looking for the kid. Heartbreaking. Prayers for the family.
next time i have a body in the trunk i will not speed!
Honestly it was the bullet hole and smoking in the car. If there was no bullet hole or he wasn't smoking in the car the cop could of let him off with a warning. Or just get him picked up for not having a license
@@Rico.2100but really, the only reason the cop even pulled him over was the speeding. If he'd smoked in the bullet hole riddled car but obeyed the speed limit, the cop probably wouldn't have stopped him. So the speeding caused the cop to stop him, then the weed, bullet holes and lying caused the cop to dig deeper, and the murder and the attempt to hide the body will cause this guy to spend most of his life in jail.
Cop earned himself another donut. Good job cop.
Solid advice thanks, I'll remember that next time I drive round with a body in the trunk...
One of the best pieces of advice I have ever had is to only break 1 law at a time. Hasn't failed me yet.
Honestly, to everyone who is like “why was he so stupid?”
Here’s the thing: if these criminals weren’t stupid, they would’ve gotten away with it. We need criminals to be stupid!! Stop asking why they were stupid and start thanking them for being stupid!! We need stupid criminals so we can catch them!
Edit: because everyone is saying that “no he was smart for running not away” I was speaking on overall criminals that murder.
Yes, people get away, but to get away they have to have a really good start in life to be so unsuspecting that you couldn’t ever be looked at as involved.
Yes there are some really smart criminals, I am not talking about those lmao. I’m talking about the ones who you ask “why would you be so stupid”
I would've just said "ofc he's stupid, you have to be stupid to be a criminal" (in most cases)
I think the guy was just scared. I do believe him when he broke down. The fact that he was speeding was definitely nerves, and it did not look like he was used to this.
People out here seems to need more lengthy stories for entertainment...
Only the smart ones got away
yes but how is he SO stupid
Love this channel
Glad to know “doobie” is still in fashion.
If you have a body in the trunk, maybe don't break traffic laws? Glad he waited for backup to open the trunk.
He probably wanted to get caught.
He didn't have a license so he didn't know a thing about traffic laws. He probably thought that the number signs on the road were for decoration.
He didn’t see Pulp Fiction
@@aquaqt853I think he pulled over because sooner or later the cops would have gotten him there could’ve been a police chase maybe he knew he would get caught eventually
Every cop's worst nightmare. You could tell he was pretty flustered, but did an excellent job considering. Excellent investigation on his part. It would have been easy for him to have processed the traffic offences and just overlooked all the discrepancies, even with the bullet holes. Shame he had to be exposed to a tragedy like this, but excellent job considering the circumstances.
that cop suddenly felt a bad aura! it freaked him out with that body in the trunk, id be the same!
Awesome cop
@@charliebrown9871Yeah I bet he went home and used his healing crystals.
Idk, i could think of way worse things to deal with as a cop personally
@@AdaptiveApeHybridDoesn't make the prospect of being greeted by a dead body any less worse.
amazing job by the police, handling the situation calmly and in a professional manner, and some surprisingly great co-operation by the perpetrator despite the lying (following instructions).
it's so insane to me how people can go down this path at such a young age, and for what? this world is so fucked up.
Really liking this channel.
this cop was very professional, he handled the situation well. it could easily have been escalated. 👍
Handled it well? He didn't even detain the suspect in the back of his cruiser in handcuffs before searching the vehicle, he just let him sit on the front of his cruiser giving him ample chance to either attack the officer or flee the scene. The officer was extremely lucky neither happened, especially with the hindsight that he had just killed someone with their dead body in the vehicle.
Just an unarmed innocent black man
@@Sinister_fartbox he has a dead body in the trunk no driver license and drugs
The same thing goes for the young suspect, he remained cool and controlled his temper even after the body was found. He used his right to remain silent and tried to wieve his way out of the investigation, props to both the cop and the young man👏
@@roulam3001 you're not wrong 👍
So sorry for the family and friends of the gentleman who was murdered by this monster. I know that nothing can bring him back to you but I hope that justice will be served and this monster can not ever be given the opportunity to do this again.
he is a human dude
bro dont act like youre dumb you get the point
@@fdrico-still only a product of society
@@sonickautschuhe yeah youre not wrong
All humans are monsters. Your virtue signalling is just fake morals drummed into you by society. There is no universal good or bad.
This guy was chill asf
I hope he gets the harshest punishment possible for this evil act.
What's scary about the whole thing is that all of this happened because he was pulled over for speeding.
Imagine if he had been going the speed limit. Or factor in how many people do this daily, and get away with it all because they were able to keep their cool.
There's many more ways this kid could have been caught. The flashy car, bullet holes, smell of weed...
@@RamoArt 2 of 3 of your examples are not thing you'll notice on a car just passing by... Now imagine if all flashy cars get stopped by police, that'd be ridiculous
@@ForeverHobbit oh so you don't know anyone who drives a flashy car
@@RamoArtflashy car? That s* just has orange stripes nothing special here! Trash car you mean. & No one can smell weed unless the windows were down. Those bulletholes can’t deliver the smell of weed into the huge atmosphere of air dummy, the bullet holes were the only thing that could’ve caught the attention of the cops, so you got 1/3 right!
The best thing about most criminals is they aren't smart.
Smart people realize it's not worth it to commit crimes.
The worrisome part is when you have someone just smart enough to get away with it but still stupid enough to do it.
It's nice to get to see policemen performing their duties without any prejudice or misconduct and performing an overall positive action. Especially when addressing an individual of another race in Louisiana, a state with a controversial track record.
Shining example of what a good police department is meant to be.
Proper funding and/for proper training
Yeah because race is all that matters........
@@uxgfreestyles6830stupid comment. some cops have racial prejudice, this cop shows none during the entire video and that's something notable considering how LE in the US can be like. no one's saying anything like that
@@joni4867dude babw 100% did. From one liberal to another STFU
I’m guessing you don’t live in Louisiana. Don’t make comments about a state you know nothing about how it is there.
Very sad for everyone involved! This kid has ruined his life while ending another!
"Be honest, cuz I'm a drug recognition expert" LMFAO😂
Damn you could hear how startled he was when he read him his rights. Class act cop though. stayed calm and didnt make any accusations prematurely. this guy would get an A on audit the audit
This cop deserves a raise and a promotion! Incredible job!
How is he not getting the ouch ouch ouch oof punishment?
These are the police officers we need to see on the nightly news. Total professionalism from start to finish. (like most cops)
@@sirsaint88 Like most cops, lmao. Look at the Minneapolis police department report made by the DOJ, google 40% cops. It's a fact that most cops are violent pieces of shit that contribute to an inherently broken system
He’s just doing his job
For what?
That cop sounded upset upon the discovery
Great cop. Very professional!
This body cam footage of this interaction is a roller coaster ride of emotions. He starts out mildly agravated about the weed, letting out a deep sigh that implies "I dont wanna deal with this shit today." After he finds the body, he goes to his patrol unit to call it in, (8:16) and he just absolutely breaks for a second.
You can hear how hard he tried to stay composed when he first seen the body. That kind of self control should really be getting glorified more. 90% of our political issues would be solved overnight IF people learned how to properly process their emotions. Its wild how most of the people in therapy are normally unstable emotionally .
Yea I wasn’t reading the comments and watched it blind and man look here it fkd me up cus it was jus unexpected af
@@suchafknladyyy it hit me hard the first time I saw it a week earlier... the way he picks up that radio and pauses and then just kinda drops it. It gave me chills.
To think that he would have got away with it if he wasn't speeding sends chills down my spine
he probably drove fast so people driving by wouldnt be able to see the bullet holes as easily. the car is so distinct it'd get flagged down by police immediately. he was screwed either way
forgot the golden rule, never break two laws at once
He wouldn't have, it just would've taken longer for them to find him.
@@raisin2515 didn't just break two mate broke like 200
That's a pretty big assumption honestly. Who knows where he would have dumped the body and what other evidence linking to him might have turned up.
i like how calm the cop was..
Well that escalated quickly 😮
The original video for this was probably he most intense cop vid I've ever seen. It was slow, but like emotionally intense. I highly recommend watching it even though you know what happens. It's pretty amazing how it all developed. That cop was great. Probably the bust of his career.
I saw it too. I felt anxiety and guilt as if I was feeling some of what the criminal was feeling, kind of like when you watch your classmate or sibling get in trouble lol
I’ve only seen this and I DO NOT BELIEVE IT. Ty I’ll check out full vid. Something is off almost like a movie plot only real life, 40 seconds of edited vid. Something is bugging me. Almost meant to take the fall
@@IvoryDracothe real video is about double the length, it’s a really intense vid
You could tell from the beginning this outstanding officer had an eerie feeling. Emotionally intense is a great way to word it.
Link?