Yeesh -- patrolmen, let me give you some hard-earned advice. Calm down, take 3 breaths, then calm down again. As an FTO I saw way too many itchy triggers and heard way too many conflicting verbal commands, all of whom were way too amped up. You're a walkiling liability until you sort out your training and felony step procedures. This stemmed from a paraphernalia charge, not a murder suspect. Deescalate first and foremost; saves lives.
If you can’t hear him then go away. Leave him alone. Isn’t that sign enough. Your shining the light in. Your not supposed to do that. It damages peoples eyes.
Lmfao do you really think honestly this guy's life is worth more than one of those cops. He doesn't value life why should they value his. He is an attempted murder suspect. He head on collided dude. Cmon
@@tylerpitts3312 No, he fled from a traffic stop. The basis for that traffic stop is flimsy -- "suspicious vehicle." We get this kind of call about 200 times each night. These kinds of details might seem silly in UA-cam comments, but in court, his reasonable suspicion is flaky. The moment the patrolman spotted the paraphernalia is when it turned into a bona fide stop.
Bro you don’t understand how difficult it is to try an listen to these fucks when you have lasers and flashlights in your face + 3 tasks like “don’t move”, “lay down” “put your hands up” & then you listen to one and obey & they rough you up harsh. All because my plates had been called in as a “suspicious vehicle” (which I found out after) & kept asking why I’d been pulled over. 90% of cops are retards who love to powertrip
That’s literally what I was coming to comment too! All too often we see 5 different officers shouting orders, and even the most compliant person could make a “wrong move” according to one officer and things can go south quickly. He commanded that scene, and good on him for doing so.
agreed, having that officer yell "One Voice" had a dual benefit of getting teammates to let there be 'one voice' and to all have them calm down slightly and think instead of follow, understandable, order barking.
could be trying to turn of the "thumb press" to unlock if you have that they dont need a warrant they just use your handcuffed hands to open your phone and go through it
I don’t tend to be hostile at work, but I do get upset with customers who don’t listen and just hold it all in. Watching these videos puts me in the mindset that, if cops can be calm, cool, and collected when dealing with criminals, absolute assholes, the threat of bodily harm, injury, or death and complete disrespect, I can chill out at work for 15 to 20 minutes when helping a customer. They are helping me with my patience.
I was arrested in Janesville once, and ill say that was the best police interaction I ever had in my criminal/addict days. Rock County Sherrifs too. They had a super helpful program for all the heroin addicts, every officer I talked to was respectful. I've got 7 years clean and have turned my life around since.
Props to that female officer who got hit! God bless her. She was fighting disorientation, pain, and shock all while holding the passenger at gun point until help arrived. That's not easy...your body naturally wants to collapse after a hit like that. Strong girl! 🙏💕
Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen a cop that visibly shaken. Somebody just deliberately rammed her car head-on! I've been in a head-on collision; it's one of the most terrifying experiences ever. She obviously wanted to just fold up and take time to get herself together... but there was a suspect to deal with, so she dealt with him, for as long as it took until there was somebody else to take over. She deserves a commendation for this one.
Wow she got t-boned by a felon, shakily held a pistol and screamed like a pre-pubescent teen boy until male officers came and did the actual job. So brave of her I can't believe she got hit by an easily avoidable car and yelled at a guy with a weak non-authoritative voice what a true hero
@@leetskeet4476calm down freak, most officers wait for backup before dealing with people who were panicked enough to start a pursuit, and most officers lose their composure when in a serious accident, like a head on collision. you just hate women.
I really feel sorry for the 99.999% of cops who are honest and put their lives on the line every day so I can sit and make comments on UA-cam all day while they are dealing with insanity like this. There, fixed it for you.
The “one voice” call to the rest of the officers at the end was good, I liked how the officer was maintaining the situation and composure of the rest of the officers to keep things controlled and tight in such a tense situation.
@@aceslow6562 Agreed, I understand the anger the cops must have had, cuz dood was a clear threat, but if he is given commands that contradict themselves or if he just happens to do something one cop finds justifiable to use lethal force, oooh boy that'd have been a hell of a can of worms to deal with.
I heard that and wondered why the hell I haven't heard that call on damn near every multiple officer situation. When it comes to commands for someone being placed under arrest, there should always be just one Clear voice that they're hearing. It would actually save lives I bet.
no, it would have been good if something like this had not happened in the first place. Exactly because of something like that people get shot because they are confused by the many different commands and people. here in germany there are strict guidelines for something like that and something like that would never happen here.
i've never seen a cop yell at his own people to only use one voice, and holy shit its amazing, cant commend that man enough because that's a huge issue ive seen time and time again with these cop videos. they don't want you to do something but have 5 people yelling different things and it just heightens any situation... cop 101 de-escalation. props
I have seen it plenty of times. And yes, it is lacking at times. It can get people killed too, in addition to creating more stress, when you have a bunch of people yelling different things and even giving contradictory commands.
The fact that this dude damn-near killed that female officer and sent her to the hospital, then only got 3 years, is absolutely LUDICROUS. Must have gotten Saul Goodman as his lawyer or something.
@@LennyLentil All thanks to Democrat politicians. Just look at Mandela Barnes. His entire campaign was run on making it easier for criminals to get back on the street.
Because “Technically” she jumped in front of him. Can’t charge someone with battery or attempted murder when he didn’t purposely ram her. The problem is liberal courts letting first time offenders off easy. Hope he gets a long DOC sentence.
"Your honor as you can see my client was emotionally shocked and blinded by the bright lights on the officer's vehicle that might i add made no effort to get out of my clients way therefore caused the accident" -Sall goodmann
I’m sick of these idiots! It’s way past time that we stop allowing this BS. It’s ridiculous that it took 3 encounters with law enforcement to bring him in. He’s dangerous and needs to be in jail for the public’s safety.
@@stereolababyExactly! Why are they responsible for enforcing the drug borders and the record breaking crimes and murders in multiple democrat controlled cities? #zeroIQ
As someone who leans more left than right on the political spectrum, your argument is stupid. I am not willing to let my taxes go towards making life comfortable in jail, with the crimes this individual committed I would fully support him being erased from our planet and put down like the trash he is. There are many levels on the political system and this whole two party system we have need to be abolished. People need to run under their beliefs and how they will change the nation without putting a label on it.
The "one voice" guy (plus the one saying "slow down, everyone") made a world of difference. Honestly I think that seemingly minor detail alone is extremely critical. I already began seeing how things could go so badly the second I heard one guy telling the suspect to crawl out (for which he needs to use his hands) and when he attempted, another officer yelled at him to keep his hands up. I've seen too many videos of cops all just barking orders at whoever they're trying to get under control. Even if they were all saying the same thing, just the fact that it's many of them talking all at once, each one trying to be heard over the noise they are themselves creating, it will make not just the suspect but everyone (meaning the officers too) more high-strung, emotional, confused and lead to very unpredictable or outrageous outcomes.
@@dogloversrule8476 Very possible. I remember another video of a few cops surrounding a man who was holding his toddler in front of him. The video gave the context that the man was "using the baby as a bodyshield for himself" but as I looked at it, it turns out that he was actually trying to protect his toddler, he was surrounded by a bunch of cops barking orders at him but the worst part was this guy with a canine *aggressively and quickly closing the distance to a mere few feet away* and the dog was rearing up and barking and trying to get at him and he was lucky the officer was still holding the dog back just feet away. So the man had little choice than to just hold his child up to his own chest afraid of putting him to the ground and the dog lunging at him. All the while, of course, they're all barking orders and the dog itself is barking (and getting more and more excited because of the chaos they themselves are causing) and nobody can hear anybody. God damn madness.
Props to that officer for keeping her cool even after getting plowed into. As someone whose been T boned like that, it's panic inducing. It takes so long to process what just happened to you. The idea that she could recover and then talk to the driver while waiting for backup is impressive. Also, credit to the officer that backed her up and helped to calm her down.
It would also be terrible if they look out their window at night and there's some crackhead crouched out there. I think I'd prefer to wake up to the cops. Homeowner seemed relatively chill about it though
I actually can imagine it because it happened to me once. I was asleep and then there were cops outside my bedroom window, pulling a guy off my windowsill. It seems he was trying to break into my bedroom but my window was locked and then another neighbor saw him. It seemed like there were a billion cops and cop cars out there. Turns out, he was my neighbor's nephew and already had a criminal record for trespass and attempted sexual assault. I assume that was what he was there for, knowing that I worked day shift while my mom worked nights (I was a young adult by then). After that, Mom and I coordinated our shifts (we both worked at the same hospital) so that neither of us was alone in the house at any given time. I don't know what happened to the nephew. I wasn't even questioned by the police.
Hahaha happened to me once. I woke up at 330 to a massive arrest scene on my front lawn. I just smoked a bowl and watched it unfold, was extremely entertaining, would recommend.
thats what i always thought about watching these, like **snoring** **BAMBAM** "SHOW ME YOUR F- HANDS" "DONT REACH FOR YOUR POCKETS I WILL SHOOT!" "snoresnor- wtfwtf huh what? mom? wait i liv-" "DONT F- MOVE" "sh- okayokay wait huh what??" **turns around** "ohhh... OHHHH wait i need snacks wait i didnt brush my teeth yet ugh. GUYS WAIT FOR ME!! DONT GO YET!"
She literally said she wasn't trying to do that in the video... she said she moved over to avoid the suspect vehicle and they swerved back into her lane and stuck her. It's cool she stopped him, but that was not her intent.
@@johnhammond6225 idk what video everybody trying to not admit that a female cop did something competent are watching but she definitely steered in front of him on purpose, he was trying to avoid her by pulling to the left lane and she drove into it to cut him off. If she was trying to dodge him, she was doing the shittiest job in the world at it.
@@epicio5905 Im not sure if you have eyes but 1. The guy was trying to ram her, 2. She said she tried to swerve away and not crash into him, 3. there is a literal video of him purposely turning and crashing into her. SSOOO SHUT UP!
@@297t 4:57 put it in 0.25 speed, fucker, he turns to swerve around her first, she turns after him. Unless she has the reaction time of a goldfish, and is mentally disabled, she was not trying to dodge him. I also don't think he was trying to ram her; I think he was trying to duke her out, expecting her to try to cut him off (which you can see by him initially trying hightailing it towards her, which she very obviously braces for, then he starts turning into the left lane, where she turns to meet him), which she managed to do successfully. SSOOO SHUT UP!
That "one voice" tactic is genius; that's something that should be taught to all officers cause it will really reduces the amount of confusion and chaos in these types of situations.
Females should not be signing up for that line of work. Even most men can't really handle it. Street policing, when you sign up for that job, you are signing up and one GUARANTEE is that YOU WILL BE traumatized. I don't feel "bad" for people that don't handle the trauma well that they signed up to receive. I don't know how this lady handled her trauma in the long run, but if she doesn't recover, that's on her for choosing a profession that she was not strong enough for.
@@thisisgettingold This comment lacks empathy. WHY do these people sign up to be policemen or women? To knowingly be traumatized, is your implication. But does that make any sense? Of course not. They sign up because they truly want to help people (most of the time). They want to help keep their communities safe and secure from the evil in the world. Do they know that means they will be exposed to traumatic events? Yes. Does that mean that their willingness to put themselves into harm’s way and to be so exposed is any less heroic? No! Because they are doing it for more self-less reasons. Your comment lacks any ability to put yourself into their shoes and really understand why they are willing to face trauma in the first place, which is why you lack sympathy in response.
He needs a good ass-whoppin!!!! I hope to he female officer wasn't injured too bad!!! I'm sure she felt it the next day!! That's when you really feel the pain!! Goes to show you a female officer can hold her own!!
Impressed the female officer even exited the car, seeing how massive balls she have for tanking that hit. Truly serving the public, willing to accept harm to oneself over the risk of others coming to harm.
@@jcymngo It's not a matter on masculinity, but rather sensitivity. If you're a lady, well, a mans sack is very delicate. It's easy for something to go wrong and us to be hurt. Now, it doesn't take bravery to do something safe. It's brave to do that something despite knowing it can go wrong. So, balls are associated with bravery because of how easy they are to hurt. I hope that answers your question.
great job to the officer for controlling the emotion when the cops found the guy. "ONE VOICE" it's crucial in situations like this to make unemotional logical decisions. great job
True. Their coms could use some further work since first cop in the hole seemed to be ready to shoot the suspect out of spite from the collision with the cop, when its pretty clear both tried to avoid the collision but just turned into same direction. I mean suspects goal was to get away, not ram the cop and disable his vehicle in process.
I always heard women weren’t allowed to fight in war because men instinctively would treat a wounded, screaming, traumatized woman differently then a man on the battlefield. What’s for sure is that cops don’t like it when you injure one of their own lol.
Hes crazy though, hes gonna shoot him just for "moving too fast"? when the guy clearly had his hands up and was giving up, what if he accidently slipped that's pretty fast movement. Some cops really need to get fired i bet hes shot a lot of ppl for moving too fast whatever that means.
Starting at the 12:50 point I commend the officer for taking lead in controlling the others. Smart of him to say ONE VOICE to end any confusion that could have led to a fatal ending. He demonstrated leadership and was very much in control of demanding the others to listen to his commands.
@charlottechevelle did you not see the arrest? They were in a horseshoe formation rather than a L shape with guns drawn and threatening lethal force; 2/3rds of them would’ve been firing at each other. And I understand stress and frustration but the first officer to find him could’ve been just as stern without the language. So yes, fucked up and unprofessional
@@BIackCadillac They didn't even clear the house. They flagged each other. They shouted conflicting orders while threatening to open fire even while there could have been innocents behind the dude. They get paid a LOT of our tax dollars for all that.
@@bruceludlow1326 Ah yes mister hindisght 20/20 from the youtube comments swoops in. Im sure we are also ignoring and turning a blind eye the previous interactions and near fatal occurences. Gotta hold Officers to the highest standards possible. Most of the time they get minimal training and dont get paid enough for how much risk they undertake each and every day. Yup lets judge those guys like the Navy Seals. Even if they got the job done you gotta nitpick the details and find something to trash them with. I swear man. Hopefully you dont get the actual terrible and unprofessional cops that get innocent people murked in all those UA-cam videos cause drama makes for some good views. Especially since you certainly want these officers suspended instead.
@@atomic_wait It's hard to tell from the camera angle, but it looks like her quick thinking is what saved her a lot of misery. We couldn't really see her cruiser, but based on how she spun out, it looked like he nailed her in the rear quarter-panel - so it completely avoided the driver's compartment. You could see from her body cam that she had full wheel and curtain airbag deployment. Yea, she's gonna be pretty sore for a while. But, her quick thinking saved that useless waste of meth-infused trash from smashing head-on into some unsuspecting civie - not to mention she realized it herself and saved her own skin from a header. All around good job to the LEO's. They put that P.O.S. in the concrete and steel box he deserved and rightfully earned. Damn, that LEO who found him in the egress well... fuck man. You could just FEEL the hate and contempt seething from his voice towards that dude for injuring one of his own.
Love the cop who asserted "one voice!" The adrenaline going though all of them is more than most of us will every experience. The fact that he had the power to take control to make sure it was done by the book is amazing. He needs a promotion and a raise.
@@fivebrosstopmos - One officer only giving commands already is training protocol everywhere. It's just that it can be forgotten during the excitement of an arrest, or officers each get tunnel vision and each assume they should be or are the only one giving commands. This is especially as excitement is maxed out when police are going after someone who has attempted to injure one of their own.
That cop ended *what could have been* a potentially life threatening crash, putting herself in danger to protect those she serves. Bravo to her and I wish her a quick recovery.
How is not knowing if the crashed vehicle was leaking fuel or knowing if the passenger was bleeding out...'still did her job'? Any fool can repetitively shout 'Show me your hands!' from a 100 feet away.
I swear, this code blue cam channel is ran by a police force to try and change the negative narrative about cops and most comments are bots which is why they always cock suck cops even if they're in the wrong
@@Frank_Nemo She saves lives for a living, your job is in your pfp. Now get back to making burgers and remember your line "Would you like fries with that?"
What great work by all the officers involved. From the deputy that stayed calm and professional after being targeted in a scary accident to the officers that found the suspect, and were professional and efficient. Really great to hear them call out to slow down and the ONE VOICE. Really would be great to see more of that.
I thought the same thing but i also felt bad for her, you can tell when shes telling the other officer what happened that shes in alot of pain. Hopefully its not a serious injury
It wasn’t a head on collision and cops don’t live in reality. What is it with chick cops being insufferable? She has no idea what the condition of the passenger is(who wasn’t driving) and she’s pointing a gun at him demanding he show his hands. What if he’s injured? What if he can’t raise his hands? She admits she’s injured, but expects a possibly injured person to contort their body, while she is babied by her co workers.
This is such an awe-inspiring display of professionalism and teamwork by the Janesville Police, Milton Police, and Rock County Sheriff's Dept. 8:17 "You good? Take deep breaths, I got cover if you need to step away" 9:02 "I tried to avoid him." "No you're good, you didn't do anything wrong." "There were cars behind me." 9:30 "Erin, keep giving verbals, you're doing a good job, alright?" 10:54 awesome shield-rifle pair put together quickly takes the vehicle 12:40 cop spots suspect in hiding and takes time to communicate it to other officers before taking control of the suspect 13:32 "Slow down everybody! Slow down!" 13:40 "One voice!" 14:43 "haauuurrrghhnnnnemmgh"
If you're going to kill someone and want to maximize your chance of getting away with it without enlisting in armed forces, do it with a car. Our laws regarding car entitlement are fuct and this is proof.
He didn't choose for the officer to act with reckless abandon. She could've done a less dangerous maneuver and endangered everyones lives with her actions
The ‘one voice’ officer needs to train every department in that. Some vids I watch have so many cops screaming, I can’t figure out what the suspect is supposed to do - and I have no stress, in just listening to it. Impossible for a suspect who’s freaked out, to understand a zillion different commands thrown at them, at the same time!
Remember that man in Seattle who was executed in the hotel hallway after several minutes of conflicting commands and several mossed opportunities to apprehend him safely?
Exactly 💯 Cop1: Freeze don't move Cop2: Hands up where I can see Cop3: Walk towards our voice Suspect: Pants fall down while walking to them as told, Pulls his pants up Cop2: STOP; Reaching put your hands up Cop1: STOP F`ıñğ Moving
Loved it when the cop goes "You better show me your hands, mother f---" at 12:51 That was sooo refreshing to hear! That POS driver deserved every bit of karma handed to him!
Finally, a cop who's composed. "One voice!" "One voiccce"! You can't have 5-10 hysterical cops all shouting different commands from different directions and expect the person to comply. Good job!
@Gate House I'm not talking about this particular scenario. However, if that officer didn't speak up and say not once, but twice for only one cop to give commands, it could've easily been the same bs that I see time after time in police pursuits and apprehension videos.
Feel sorry for the deputy that got hit. Her adrenaline was through the roof. She’s going to feel that impact the next day. Those are some powerful flashlights.
Jesse has nothing to offer society. He has no honor or respect for anyone but himself. I wish the judge saw this but as usual some serious charges are dropped. He should have been given 15 yrs. Thanks a lot judge!!!
@@sidstovell2177 Yep. And the prosecutors are the ones who bring the deal between the State and the Defense - to the judge, who 9 times out of 10 respects the State and goes with their arranged deal. We just saw it down here in Florida, where that kook who was eating the face off an innocent man (and he killed his wife) -got off on "Insanity plea."
Dude, That trooper who took that hit on her car, needs a medal. Protecting the other traffic on the roadway, and still getting out of her car to do her job, someone get that officer a BZ and cold beer.
Maybe if that had been her real intention. Everyone just got lucky she was a bad driver. You could tell by the way she handled herself afterwards…or I should say didn’t handle herself.
The fact that this dude from what I can see deliberately hit a cop car, injured an officer and then fled on food. And he only got 3 years in, is honestly disgusting and shows where the justice system is failing in my opinion.
Lmao I was reading this and read "fled on food" first thing that popped into my head was this dude taking off on a giant hotdog. 😂 I do know what you're saying though.
Wanted to give a hug to the female officer from the crashed police car. That's a huge amount of stress and panic to fight through to keep on top of that situation.
I mean american cops are so weird there was one video guy was cuffed but cops uncuffed him let him sit back his car just to drive off... another one was and many those when so called customer managed to steal cop car and drive off while k9 unit was still inside a car should cop cars has some kinda of scanner to detect if driver is really person who has right to commandeer it? it doenst look like it
Yep, she knew what she was doing in that moment, but not sure why she didn't own it right there? She def did the right thing at a potentially high cost to herself.
On a good note, kudos to the “one voice” command. So frustrated with most videos of officers yelling over each other with multiple commands. Well done!❤️🇨🇦
It's the first time I've heard that "one voice" commend. It's taken decades but it seems police are slowly catching on to the fact that 20 officers screaming contradictory commands at a suspect isn't helpful.
I hope she got some type of promotion or award after this. This is truly what it’s meant to serve and protect. To continue to do her job, communicate effectively over radio, listen to commands, is just amazing. Kudos kudos kudos
He only got three years in prison for this. At 38 years-old, it doesn't seem like Jesse's going to make the most of his wake-up call. Props to LEO. Amazing simultaneous restraint and show of force.
Officer, "show me your hands!", Passenger, "I'm looking for my phone!". How nice to see that people put their precious phones above all else and risk getting shot to look for their damned phones!
Passenger is involved in a high speed chase and a head on collision yet couldn't comply bc he "is looking for their phone" OMFG unbloodybelievable. This addiction is like no other.
One thing I see on this channel is the recognition of who is in charge “verbally” the “one voice” or “I’ll take verbal” I’d something I’m not used to seeing but it’s brilliant. Multiple officers noticing the issue aswell. “Everyone slow down”. Nothing how the situation is quickly escalating. Giving everyone a moment to take a step back. Without pulling the suspect to 17 different locations. Good work all around in this one. The community is in good hands with these guys & gals
I feel so bad for her. Side impacts are the absolute worst to get into, there’s basically no crumple zone, and you’re near guaranteed to get a concussion from hitting a side window.
Wow that female officer who got struck by the suspect’s vehicle is a champ! She literally took some time to gather herself and then went beast mode on the suspect. I would’ve been to traumatized from the crash
Some information for those unfamiliar: The officer who first speaks to Jesse at the beginning of this video is Officer Rear. He was previously a correctional officer at the Rock County Jail prior to being promoted to a patrol officer for the sheriff's department. The officer that was hit by Jesse was Officer Velencia whom also was a correctional officer previously. Later in the video around the 17:10 mark, you'll see Officer Danielson. All of these Officers were familiar with Jesse Seales as Mr. Seales was an inmate at the jail on previous occassions. It would appear by watching this video and listening to the convorsations that it was very likely that Jesse was on this phone while driving during the chase and was likely staring at it's screen when he hit officer Velencia. Quite possibly, it was also this phone that his passanger was trying to find after Jesse ran from the vehicle.
Cool info regarding the COs, I was wondering how they already knew his name.. But who cares if he mightve been on his phone or not, they were going the wrong way on a highway, they were destined to crash.
I've watched only 2 minutes and I'm proud of our Wisconsin officers for their training. Both officers are telling the suspect to shut off the car, which is great, and give the suspect an opportunity to engage with the officer.
At first I was like that's a bit extreme but once he was also giveing commands for the other officers to be quiet I realized he was in control not just being aggressive.,)), and it got immediate results 😀.
@Andrew Salhany interestingly enough, he wasn't exaggerating either. That's actually what is supposed to happen in those situations. Every officer is trained to individually respond at the exact instant that there is potential danger, not just wait for another officer to fire the first shot, so if he did suddenly move or reach for something, everyone on scene would've laid into him simultaneously. Can't leave anything up to chance
i felt the female officer was rather stupid. asking stupid questions... wheres jesse? i mean its pretty obvious he fled. like he'd know. didnt even ask if the passenger is fine after the collision.
Why is everyone praising her for this? Did you guys not hear her admit that she was trying to AVOID a collision? She was literally attempting to get away from him as he was approaching but is such a shitty driver that she literally put her vehicle in the worst position possible. She wasn't bravely sacrificing herself for others, she simply screwed up and just got lucky.. That was some of the worst driving I've ever seem from an officer..
@@gstylez0107 it’s not her fault he was switching lanes constantly and it was dark as well, she probably didn’t have much time to react. It’s completely his fault for the crash because of him swerving into different lanes and he was going super fast as well.
“You will be bit, tased and shot!” Absolutely love it. Only wished he would’ve gotten one of the selections especially after head-on with the one unit. Hope the one deputy is ok.
She actually made a few more errors too. All said, I can't believe she was still standing, much less maintaining her composure! What a great cop!! On the other hand, if ever there was a justification for police "brutality" this guy had it coming. Or the dog. Yeah, the dog would have been good too 🙂
It's almost like the officer was engaging in harassment by targeting him and effectuating an illegal detention. Sure they fished up some charges, but this kind of police harassment is toxic, unconstitutional and endangers the lives of the community
@@MrJester831 bruh you're either 15 or you're delusional. They got a call to a suspicious vehicle. They were within their line of duty to follow-up on that call. The driver had every right to remain silent, but he kept the encounter going and had drug paraphernalia in "plain view." That gives the officers the right to detain him and search the vehicle. The driver then proceeded to start the car and flea detainment and begin a vehicle pursuit. I pray you one day decide to actually do some research and really find out what you believe and why, so you can have an educated perspective on things.
@@MrJester831 I just checked your comment history and I double-down on what I believe about you. You need to educate yourself on law and procedures. You throw out the term "unconstitutional" haphazardly, among other misinterpretations of US law you seem to echo repeatedly. Good luck.
@@novinnovations4026 nah man I'm just sick of morons like you who bootlick and have no regard for civil rights. It doesn't matter that they had a call for a suspicious vehicle at another location, a "suspicious vehicle" is in no way whatsoever reasonable articulable suspicion of a CRIME; if they had pulled him over then, it would have been *illegal* and as they already knew who he was and tracked him down this constitutes police harassment. At the point in time in which he was asked to turn off his car and was encircled, that was the point in which he became illegally detained; allegedly seeing the drug paraphernalia was AFTER they already had violated his rights, and that's the problem. Fucking educate yourself. Again this was *NOT* *A* *TRAFFIC* *STOP* ; it was at the 35 second mark that this interaction became an illegal detainment
Some people really are lost without their phones
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Yeesh -- patrolmen, let me give you some hard-earned advice. Calm down, take 3 breaths, then calm down again. As an FTO I saw way too many itchy triggers and heard way too many conflicting verbal commands, all of whom were way too amped up. You're a walkiling liability until you sort out your training and felony step procedures. This stemmed from a paraphernalia charge, not a murder suspect. Deescalate first and foremost; saves lives.
If you can’t hear him then go away. Leave him alone. Isn’t that sign enough. Your shining the light in. Your not supposed to do that. It damages peoples eyes.
And without their crack
Lmfao do you really think honestly this guy's life is worth more than one of those cops. He doesn't value life why should they value his. He is an attempted murder suspect. He head on collided dude. Cmon
@@tylerpitts3312 No, he fled from a traffic stop. The basis for that traffic stop is flimsy -- "suspicious vehicle." We get this kind of call about 200 times each night. These kinds of details might seem silly in UA-cam comments, but in court, his reasonable suspicion is flaky. The moment the patrolman spotted the paraphernalia is when it turned into a bona fide stop.
Kudos to the officer yelling “One voice!” at his fellow officers. It’s so confusing for everyone involved when multiple cops are yelling instructions.
Definitely, that part stood out to me as well. Solid protocol under pressure.
Bro you don’t understand how difficult it is to try an listen to these fucks when you have lasers and flashlights in your face + 3 tasks like “don’t move”, “lay down” “put your hands up” & then you listen to one and obey & they rough you up harsh. All because my plates had been called in as a “suspicious vehicle” (which I found out after) & kept asking why I’d been pulled over. 90% of cops are retards who love to powertrip
Yeah, and that's how people get shot because they don't know what to do
@@paulacullin8900 Nah people get shot when they're armed and decide to fight the cops.
That’s literally what I was coming to comment too! All too often we see 5 different officers shouting orders, and even the most compliant person could make a “wrong move” according to one officer and things can go south quickly. He commanded that scene, and good on him for doing so.
That "One Voice" tactic could honestly save a lot of lives. Especially after an intense moment like the chase when the officers are really on edge.
agreed, having that officer yell "One Voice" had a dual benefit of getting teammates to let there be 'one voice' and to all have them calm down slightly and think instead of follow, understandable, order barking.
Oh please
@@brandonknight7240 Please what?
Use it a lot in trauma and emergency medicine.
Oh please indeed, you could count on one hand the numbee of times someone has been killed because of this.
I'll never understand people being more concerned about their phone than a person pointing a gun at them.
He's probably trying to call the driver
Drugs
could be trying to turn of the "thumb press" to unlock if you have that they dont need a warrant they just use your handcuffed hands to open your phone and go through it
@@michaelpellegrino6745 That’s illegal. 5th amendment violation.
Xanax
Code Blue Cam is fast becoming one of my top UA-cam channels. Very addictive.
I have so much respect for these officers 👮♂️ 👮♂️👮♂️🙌
Amen!
Mine too. These are some awesome warriors out there
I don’t tend to be hostile at work, but I do get upset with customers who don’t listen and just hold it all in. Watching these videos puts me in the mindset that, if cops can be calm, cool, and collected when dealing with criminals, absolute assholes, the threat of bodily harm, injury, or death and complete disrespect, I can chill out at work for 15 to 20 minutes when helping a customer. They are helping me with my patience.
Likewise… way too much action and idiots in Wisconsin… great channel
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Love the truck driver who came up to see if the officer was okay after the crash
Just another boot licker
Yes! Good guy 👏
She seemed to get enough confidence verbally engage the passenger after he ran up, yet she told him to back off. That was kinda odd.
@@Naltddesha what? she wanted him to back of because she realised that the culprit could attack somebody, especially when she starts to engage.
@@peepopalaber just how I see it
I was arrested in Janesville once, and ill say that was the best police interaction I ever had in my criminal/addict days.
Rock County Sherrifs too.
They had a super helpful program for all the heroin addicts, every officer I talked to was respectful.
I've got 7 years clean and have turned my life around since.
Good job at getting clean and staying clean!
Yeah I’m from Janesville and I’ve never had a bad interaction with them
Congrats. It's a hard road but well worth it.
God bless!
Good for you getting sober.
I loved the line "If you move fast you will be tazed, bit, and shot." Throw everything at them. Like the judge should have.
Lol "You better show me your hands motherf*cker."
Well, not if they`re the wrong color.
JW.... I hope they don't shoot or tase WHILE he is being bit... I don't want anything to hurt Officer Floof.
Agreed, I was going to make the same comment!
Why did the judge dismiss other charges? He should be held accountable for those too!
Props to that female officer who got hit! God bless her. She was fighting disorientation, pain, and shock all while holding the passenger at gun point until help arrived. That's not easy...your body naturally wants to collapse after a hit like that. Strong girl! 🙏💕
Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen a cop that visibly shaken. Somebody just deliberately rammed her car head-on! I've been in a head-on collision; it's one of the most terrifying experiences ever. She obviously wanted to just fold up and take time to get herself together... but there was a suspect to deal with, so she dealt with him, for as long as it took until there was somebody else to take over. She deserves a commendation for this one.
She definitely deserves some down time for her bravery and dedication! I just wanted to give her a hug and make her a cup of tea :c well done officer!
Wow she got t-boned by a felon, shakily held a pistol and screamed like a pre-pubescent teen boy until male officers came and did the actual job. So brave of her I can't believe she got hit by an easily avoidable car and yelled at a guy with a weak non-authoritative voice what a true hero
@@leetskeet4476calm down freak, most officers wait for backup before dealing with people who were panicked enough to start a pursuit, and most officers lose their composure when in a serious accident, like a head on collision. you just hate women.
@@leetskeet4476 Yeah, that was pretty pathetic... a good display of how ineffective female officers are though.
I really feel sorry for the honest cops out there dealing with insanity like this.
These ones are fun, most calls are mundane in comparison
I really feel sorry for the 99.999% of cops who are honest and put their lives on the line every day so I can sit and make comments on UA-cam all day while they are dealing with insanity like this. There, fixed it for you.
Don't feel sorry for the corp
honest cops where
@@timothypayne4259 LOL 99% You must be insane. Like there isn't a new story about police corruption every other day.
The “one voice” call to the rest of the officers at the end was good, I liked how the officer was maintaining the situation and composure of the rest of the officers to keep things controlled and tight in such a tense situation.
Probably saved the guys life with that command.
@@aceslow6562 Agreed, I understand the anger the cops must have had, cuz dood was a clear threat, but if he is given commands that contradict themselves or if he just happens to do something one cop finds justifiable to use lethal force, oooh boy that'd have been a hell of a can of worms to deal with.
I heard that and wondered why the hell I haven't heard that call on damn near every multiple officer situation. When it comes to commands for someone being placed under arrest, there should always be just one Clear voice that they're hearing. It would actually save lives I bet.
no, it would have been good if something like this had not happened in the first place. Exactly because of something like that people get shot because they are confused by the many different commands and people. here in germany there are strict guidelines for something like that and something like that would never happen here.
Props to the guy who took charge and was saying “one voice”
That's a man who can overcome the adrenaline rush. Definitely someone you want to watch your back in any situation
Textbook....professional and effective.
So true!
Yep, he took control and slowed everything down.
I loved the you will be bit, tazed, and shot.
That officer that got crashed into should get an award. That was insane! The amount of lives she may have just saved vecause of her awareness.
"You will be bit, tased and shot"
Covering all the bases there.
"And then we set the dog on you."
@@tmr4342 the dog: 🐋🐋🐋😏😏😏
@@tmr4342 lol I was going to ask which one is doing the biting. 😂
i've never seen a cop yell at his own people to only use one voice, and holy shit its amazing, cant commend that man enough because that's a huge issue ive seen time and time again with these cop videos. they don't want you to do something but have 5 people yelling different things and it just heightens any situation... cop 101 de-escalation. props
I have seen it plenty of times. And yes, it is lacking at times. It can get people killed too, in addition to creating more stress, when you have a bunch of people yelling different things and even giving contradictory commands.
Good cop training is everything.
@@justforever96 Yeah, that's what he said ! What's your point ??
@@adambane1719 Maybe that he is agreeing, what’s your point?
one voice - yes tell this to all my managers please :)
The fact that this dude damn-near killed that female officer and sent her to the hospital, then only got 3 years, is absolutely LUDICROUS. Must have gotten Saul Goodman as his lawyer or something.
@@LennyLentil All thanks to Democrat politicians. Just look at Mandela Barnes. His entire campaign was run on making it easier for criminals to get back on the street.
@@LennyLentil Holy. Just checked it out and dude has been committing crimes since I was born. 22 years.
@@LennyLentil I just looked him up… DAMN!!!! 51 frickin entries on that thing, that’s a rap sheet and a half right there. What an upstanding citizen.
Because “Technically” she jumped in front of him. Can’t charge someone with battery or attempted murder when he didn’t purposely ram her. The problem is liberal courts letting first time offenders off easy. Hope he gets a long DOC sentence.
"Your honor as you can see my client was emotionally shocked and blinded by the bright lights on the officer's vehicle that might i add made no effort to get out of my clients way therefore caused the accident" -Sall goodmann
Update: The passenger found his phone, and the two are now happily married and expecting a smart watch any day now!
Yay ..🎉 ...I love happy endings ...🍻
I’m sick of these idiots! It’s way past time that we stop allowing this BS. It’s ridiculous that it took 3 encounters with law enforcement to bring him in. He’s dangerous and needs to be in jail for the public’s safety.
He will be back on the road soon Yo.
Thank a democrat.
@@ghostmofo5829 Also Democrats: "Why is crime increasing in my city?!"
@@stereolababyExactly! Why are they responsible for enforcing the drug borders and the record breaking crimes and murders in multiple democrat controlled cities?
#zeroIQ
As someone who leans more left than right on the political spectrum, your argument is stupid. I am not willing to let my taxes go towards making life comfortable in jail, with the crimes this individual committed I would fully support him being erased from our planet and put down like the trash he is.
There are many levels on the political system and this whole two party system we have need to be abolished. People need to run under their beliefs and how they will change the nation without putting a label on it.
@@stereolababy Democrats literally passed policy legalizing meth and other hard drugs in some states like Oregon. so yeah blaming the Democrats...
The "one voice" guy (plus the one saying "slow down, everyone") made a world of difference. Honestly I think that seemingly minor detail alone is extremely critical. I already began seeing how things could go so badly the second I heard one guy telling the suspect to crawl out (for which he needs to use his hands) and when he attempted, another officer yelled at him to keep his hands up.
I've seen too many videos of cops all just barking orders at whoever they're trying to get under control. Even if they were all saying the same thing, just the fact that it's many of them talking all at once, each one trying to be heard over the noise they are themselves creating, it will make not just the suspect but everyone (meaning the officers too) more high-strung, emotional, confused and lead to very unpredictable or outrageous outcomes.
I think the “1 voice” guy & the “slow down, everyone” guy where the same person
@@dogloversrule8476 If that's the case then that's pretty sad, wish it were more than just him.
@@jaidev777 he might have just been the only one who didn’t get complete tunnel vision. If that’s the case, they’re lucky he wasn’t also like the rest
@@dogloversrule8476 Very possible. I remember another video of a few cops surrounding a man who was holding his toddler in front of him. The video gave the context that the man was "using the baby as a bodyshield for himself" but as I looked at it, it turns out that he was actually trying to protect his toddler, he was surrounded by a bunch of cops barking orders at him but the worst part was this guy with a canine *aggressively and quickly closing the distance to a mere few feet away* and the dog was rearing up and barking and trying to get at him and he was lucky the officer was still holding the dog back just feet away. So the man had little choice than to just hold his child up to his own chest afraid of putting him to the ground and the dog lunging at him.
All the while, of course, they're all barking orders and the dog itself is barking (and getting more and more excited because of the chaos they themselves are causing) and nobody can hear anybody. God damn madness.
@@jaidev777 just shows that training can only go so far
Props to that officer for keeping her cool even after getting plowed into. As someone whose been T boned like that, it's panic inducing. It takes so long to process what just happened to you. The idea that she could recover and then talk to the driver while waiting for backup is impressive. Also, credit to the officer that backed her up and helped to calm her down.
She pointed a gun at a victim. That's 'keeping her cool?' She should be criminally charged and fired immediately.
I mean I’d hope you know what happened when u intentionally cause the impact 🤦♂️
Okay but why did she turn the driver side into the impact lmfao. as cartman would say "TUUUURN LEEEFT"
@@Blaze42020 yeah I was wondering why she turned right into him
All that yelling she was doing was annoying as hell thought
i love how the other cop comforted the female cop who got hit i could honestly hear how scared and shaken up she was i feel bad for her
Imagine the people trying to sleep in that home he was found next to. Just snoozing and then all hell erupts just outside your window
It would also be terrible if they look out their window at night and there's some crackhead crouched out there. I think I'd prefer to wake up to the cops. Homeowner seemed relatively chill about it though
Something with lots of police presence used to happen to us at least twice a month when we lived in Chicago.
I actually can imagine it because it happened to me once. I was asleep and then there were cops outside my bedroom window, pulling a guy off my windowsill. It seems he was trying to break into my bedroom but my window was locked and then another neighbor saw him. It seemed like there were a billion cops and cop cars out there. Turns out, he was my neighbor's nephew and already had a criminal record for trespass and attempted sexual assault. I assume that was what he was there for, knowing that I worked day shift while my mom worked nights (I was a young adult by then). After that, Mom and I coordinated our shifts (we both worked at the same hospital) so that neither of us was alone in the house at any given time. I don't know what happened to the nephew. I wasn't even questioned by the police.
Hahaha happened to me once. I woke up at 330 to a massive arrest scene on my front lawn. I just smoked a bowl and watched it unfold, was extremely entertaining, would recommend.
thats what i always thought about watching these, like
**snoring** **BAMBAM** "SHOW ME YOUR F- HANDS" "DONT REACH FOR YOUR POCKETS I WILL SHOOT!" "snoresnor- wtfwtf huh what? mom? wait i liv-" "DONT F- MOVE" "sh- okayokay wait huh what??" **turns around** "ohhh... OHHHH wait i need snacks wait i didnt brush my teeth yet ugh. GUYS WAIT FOR ME!! DONT GO YET!"
Wow. She risked her life to save those who had no idea the danger coming. Thanks to this officer a lot of people got to see their families that night.
She literally said she wasn't trying to do that in the video... she said she moved over to avoid the suspect vehicle and they swerved back into her lane and stuck her. It's cool she stopped him, but that was not her intent.
Some damn fine police work
@@johnhammond6225 idk what video everybody trying to not admit that a female cop did something competent are watching but she definitely steered in front of him on purpose, he was trying to avoid her by pulling to the left lane and she drove into it to cut him off. If she was trying to dodge him, she was doing the shittiest job in the world at it.
@@epicio5905 Im not sure if you have eyes but 1. The guy was trying to ram her, 2. She said she tried to swerve away and not crash into him, 3. there is a literal video of him purposely turning and crashing into her. SSOOO SHUT UP!
@@297t 4:57 put it in 0.25 speed, fucker, he turns to swerve around her first, she turns after him. Unless she has the reaction time of a goldfish, and is mentally disabled, she was not trying to dodge him. I also don't think he was trying to ram her; I think he was trying to duke her out, expecting her to try to cut him off (which you can see by him initially trying hightailing it towards her, which she very obviously braces for, then he starts turning into the left lane, where she turns to meet him), which she managed to do successfully. SSOOO SHUT UP!
That "one voice" tactic is genius; that's something that should be taught to all officers cause it will really reduces the amount of confusion and chaos in these types of situations.
Not to mention the earlier comment about watching out for crossfire.
We’ve been using this tactic in psych hospitals for a long time and it’s very effective
Kudos to that female officer that got hit. She was obviously in a lot of pain but still pushed through. I hope she had a quick recovery.
This poor lady officer that was hit was clearly shaken. I hope she has recovered from this traumatic event.
Females should not be signing up for that line of work. Even most men can't really handle it. Street policing, when you sign up for that job, you are signing up and one GUARANTEE is that YOU WILL BE traumatized. I don't feel "bad" for people that don't handle the trauma well that they signed up to receive. I don't know how this lady handled her trauma in the long run, but if she doesn't recover, that's on her for choosing a profession that she was not strong enough for.
@@thisisgettingold This comment lacks empathy. WHY do these people sign up to be policemen or women? To knowingly be traumatized, is your implication. But does that make any sense? Of course not. They sign up because they truly want to help people (most of the time). They want to help keep their communities safe and secure from the evil in the world. Do they know that means they will be exposed to traumatic events? Yes. Does that mean that their willingness to put themselves into harm’s way and to be so exposed is any less heroic? No! Because they are doing it for more self-less reasons. Your comment lacks any ability to put yourself into their shoes and really understand why they are willing to face trauma in the first place, which is why you lack sympathy in response.
@@thisisgettingoldoh shut up dude.
@@thisisgettingoldwhat an outstandingly dogshit opinion
@@thisisgettingoldwhat a dumbass comment 😂
Mad props to that Sheriff's Deputy. She was clearly in a lot of pain but still had the drive and presence of mind to keep the suspect covered.
There were civilians on scene and she went behind the car instead between the public and the suspect.
@@hon.mr.ronburgundyiiiesq.2096 after instructing them to get back, yes.
@@hon.mr.ronburgundyiiiesq.2096 she was injured and defending herself from an attack until she got more help.
Adrenaline is one he11 of a drug lol
What are the props so mad about? 😡
This department really understands the importance of a single person giving commands. And it shows very clearly in how smoothly things go.
He needs a good ass-whoppin!!!!
I hope to he female officer wasn't injured too bad!!! I'm sure she felt it the next day!! That's when you really feel the pain!! Goes to show you a female officer can hold her own!!
Impressed the female officer even exited the car, seeing how massive balls she have for tanking that hit. Truly serving the public, willing to accept harm to oneself over the risk of others coming to harm.
Why does everything brave that happens have to be attributed to masculinity?
@@jcymngocause ball jokes are funny
Would you rather we make ovary jokes?
@@jcymngowhat are you crying about? C u n t!!!!!
@@jcymngo It's not a matter on masculinity, but rather sensitivity. If you're a lady, well, a mans sack is very delicate. It's easy for something to go wrong and us to be hurt. Now, it doesn't take bravery to do something safe. It's brave to do that something despite knowing it can go wrong. So, balls are associated with bravery because of how easy they are to hurt. I hope that answers your question.
great job to the officer for controlling the emotion when the cops found the guy. "ONE VOICE" it's crucial in situations like this to make unemotional logical decisions. great job
No one explained that to the police dog ;-)
True. Their coms could use some further work since first cop in the hole seemed to be ready to shoot the suspect out of spite from the collision with the cop, when its pretty clear both tried to avoid the collision but just turned into same direction. I mean suspects goal was to get away, not ram the cop and disable his vehicle in process.
I always heard women weren’t allowed to fight in war because men instinctively would treat a wounded, screaming, traumatized woman differently then a man on the battlefield. What’s for sure is that cops don’t like it when you injure one of their own lol.
@@bearlemley
officer dog learning english as second language
Hes crazy though, hes gonna shoot him just for "moving too fast"? when the guy clearly had his hands up and was giving up, what if he accidently slipped that's pretty fast movement. Some cops really need to get fired i bet hes shot a lot of ppl for moving too fast whatever that means.
"Are you injured?" "10-4" ... that is one badass cop right there....
10-9 twas but a scratch
Starting at the 12:50 point I commend the officer for taking lead in controlling the others. Smart of him to say ONE VOICE to end any confusion that could have led to a fatal ending. He demonstrated leadership and was very much in control of demanding the others to listen to his commands.
yeah because other than him it was one of the most fucked, unprofessional arrests ever.
they should all be suspended for that one
@@bruceludlow1326 lol what
@charlottechevelle did you not see the arrest? They were in a horseshoe formation rather than a L shape with guns drawn and threatening lethal force; 2/3rds of them would’ve been firing at each other. And I understand stress and frustration but the first officer to find him could’ve been just as stern without the language. So yes, fucked up and unprofessional
@@BIackCadillac They didn't even clear the house. They flagged each other. They shouted conflicting orders while threatening to open fire even while there could have been innocents behind the dude. They get paid a LOT of our tax dollars for all that.
@@bruceludlow1326 Ah yes mister hindisght 20/20 from the youtube comments swoops in.
Im sure we are also ignoring and turning a blind eye the previous interactions and near fatal occurences.
Gotta hold Officers to the highest standards possible. Most of the time they get minimal training and dont get paid enough for how much risk they undertake each and every day.
Yup lets judge those guys like the Navy Seals. Even if they got the job done you gotta nitpick the details and find something to trash them with.
I swear man. Hopefully you dont get the actual terrible and unprofessional cops that get innocent people murked in all those UA-cam videos cause drama makes for some good views.
Especially since you certainly want these officers suspended instead.
I wanna hug that female Cop so badly. She was shaking so bad. You did very well and we are proud of you ❤
WOW!! That officer saved the lives of so many! I'm glad everyone survived and I hope she has a speedy recovery.
I can't imagine being that functional after such a high energy wreck, super impressive.
@@atomic_wait Adrenaline is a hell of a drug. I bet right after that adrenaline dropped she hit the floor tbh.
@@atomic_wait It's hard to tell from the camera angle, but it looks like her quick thinking is what saved her a lot of misery. We couldn't really see her cruiser, but based on how she spun out, it looked like he nailed her in the rear quarter-panel - so it completely avoided the driver's compartment. You could see from her body cam that she had full wheel and curtain airbag deployment.
Yea, she's gonna be pretty sore for a while. But, her quick thinking saved that useless waste of meth-infused trash from smashing head-on into some unsuspecting civie - not to mention she realized it herself and saved her own skin from a header.
All around good job to the LEO's. They put that P.O.S. in the concrete and steel box he deserved and rightfully earned. Damn, that LEO who found him in the egress well... fuck man. You could just FEEL the hate and contempt seething from his voice towards that dude for injuring one of his own.
Excellent professionalism by the lady officer. She handled the situation perfectly after that horrific crash. She must have been very shaken as well.
Which she provoqued ofc
@@AbarajameLabanyera bro cant even spell provoked right, clearly not part of intelligent life.
A lot of people say women shouldn't be cops. This one proves them wrong. They are a great addition to law enforcement and serve an important role.
@@AbarajameLabanyera found the criminal
@@dealerslicenseops I feel like their cons out weigh their pros.
Love the cop who asserted "one voice!" The adrenaline going though all of them is more than most of us will every experience. The fact that he had the power to take control to make sure it was done by the book is amazing. He needs a promotion and a raise.
The officers were also being instructed when they were arresting the passenger. I think these were mostly new/training police.
They should probably make one voice a training protocol. It probably would have smoothed out a lot of arrests.
@@fivebrosstopmos It is, but officers get off on the adrenaline and the Us vs Them mentality
Lmao "you better get the *%^( up RIGHT G)D D@M NOW
@@fivebrosstopmos - One officer only giving commands already is training protocol everywhere. It's just that it can be forgotten during the excitement of an arrest, or officers each get tunnel vision and each assume they should be or are the only one giving commands. This is especially as excitement is maxed out when police are going after someone who has attempted to injure one of their own.
That officer put her body and life on the line to potentially save others, the definition of serve and protect. Kudos, officer!!
That cop ended *what could have been* a potentially life threatening crash, putting herself in danger to protect those she serves. Bravo to her and I wish her a quick recovery.
@@kenpachizad764 what are you even trying to say?
@@kenpachizad764 He ran and hit someone driving under the influence, like duh he got incarcerated, wtf?
@@kenpachizad764 Found the triggered drug user.
@@kenpachizad764 I mean you should. That could've been you getting hit head on clown assm
She told one cop her elbow and knee were messed up and then told another she was ok. Which was it? I'd say she was injured.
Gotta love code blue cams. Keep pumping out that sweet content! Also props to the sheriff for keeping her composure under that crazy accident.
Mayday! Code Brown! I repeat! Code Brown!
Not an accident though - that was 100% deliberate attempted murder, but agree with everything else.
That officer that got crashed into and still did her job is an amazing service member!! I hope she is okay!!
How is not knowing if the crashed vehicle was leaking fuel or knowing if the passenger was bleeding out...'still did her job'? Any fool can repetitively shout 'Show me your hands!' from a 100 feet away.
I swear, this code blue cam channel is ran by a police force to try and change the negative narrative about cops and most comments are bots which is why they always cock suck cops even if they're in the wrong
@@Frank_Nemo were you the passenger? Is that why you're mad?
@@Frank_Nemo She saves lives for a living, your job is in your pfp. Now get back to making burgers and remember your line "Would you like fries with that?"
@@noway3202bro you didn’t have to obliterate this man the way you did 😂
What great work by all the officers involved. From the deputy that stayed calm and professional after being targeted in a scary accident to the officers that found the suspect, and were professional and efficient. Really great to hear them call out to slow down and the ONE VOICE. Really would be great to see more of that.
Wisconsin ppl are so nice, dude got out of his truck to check on the officer who got hit, what a guy
Who wouldnt?
to be in a head on collision and still get out and take control of the situation is just incredible, what a bad ass
RIGHT
not just a bad ass,call her officer bad ass
walk up to the car like a man,weird training nowadays mossad trained militaristic police making mountain out of molehill
I thought the same thing but i also felt bad for her, you can tell when shes telling the other officer what happened that shes in alot of pain. Hopefully its not a serious injury
It wasn’t a head on collision and cops don’t live in reality. What is it with chick cops being insufferable? She has no idea what the condition of the passenger is(who wasn’t driving) and she’s pointing a gun at him demanding he show his hands. What if he’s injured? What if he can’t raise his hands? She admits she’s injured, but expects a possibly injured person to contort their body, while she is babied by her co workers.
I really do love whenever we get new Code Blue Cam videos. I get to see raw footage and meaningful commentary. Thanks to whoever runs this channel!
Every time a new video pops up I say out loud (to no one but myself, LOL), "Oh, goody, a new video!" Takes very little to make my day apparently🤷♀️.
@@KKP7557 🤣
@@KKP7557 that is the BEST way to live my friend, enjoying the little things!
I live in wisconsin so it’s somewhat enjoyable seeing all the nutty stuff happening across the state
@@cj01son54 After you're done here... go watch some stuff in Florida if you are looking for NUTTY. 😂🤣🙄😱
OFFICER: "ONE VOICE, ONE VOICE!"
K9: "RUFF, RUFF, RUFF, RUFF!"
It's almost incredible the stupidity of some people. I hope that lady officer isn't hurt. Thank you for your service all of you and God bless you all.
I was hoping she was hurt a lot worse 😔
Beautifully said.
I hope she is hurt.
The female officer should hush. No one pays any attention to female cops cause they flap around.
It might have been a smart move…
This is such an awe-inspiring display of professionalism and teamwork by the Janesville Police, Milton Police, and Rock County Sheriff's Dept. 8:17 "You good? Take deep breaths, I got cover if you need to step away" 9:02 "I tried to avoid him." "No you're good, you didn't do anything wrong." "There were cars behind me." 9:30 "Erin, keep giving verbals, you're doing a good job, alright?" 10:54 awesome shield-rifle pair put together quickly takes the vehicle 12:40 cop spots suspect in hiding and takes time to communicate it to other officers before taking control of the suspect 13:32 "Slow down everybody! Slow down!" 13:40 "One voice!" 14:43 "haauuurrrghhnnnnemmgh"
The last one tho 🤣🤣🤣
i live in janesville and generally they are pretty good
I was thinking the whole time watching this how everyone's on there A-game here.
My guy are you fucking kidding me? This was police harassment that escalated
@@MrJester831 You don't watch a lot of police cams, do you?
How was Jesse not charged with attempted murder?
3 years is WAY too light of a sentence.
If you're going to kill someone and want to maximize your chance of getting away with it without enlisting in armed forces, do it with a car. Our laws regarding car entitlement are fuct and this is proof.
I was thinking the same thing
Hell yah that was a light sentence I was shocked, you know he had some bootleg public defender too
He didn't choose for the officer to act with reckless abandon. She could've done a less dangerous maneuver and endangered everyones lives with her actions
@@MrJester831
he was high, and drove head on at incoming traffic. So there probably wasnt intent. But she didn't do anything wrong either
Finally a criminal that doesn't get to walk away and actually get prison time...
The ‘one voice’ officer needs to train every department in that. Some vids I watch have so many cops screaming, I can’t figure out what the suspect is supposed to do - and I have no stress, in just listening to it.
Impossible for a suspect who’s freaked out, to understand a zillion different commands thrown at them, at the same time!
Remember that man in Seattle who was executed in the hotel hallway after several minutes of conflicting commands and several mossed opportunities to apprehend him safely?
@@readilium3432 I remember that.
Exactly 💯
Cop1: Freeze don't move
Cop2: Hands up where I can see
Cop3: Walk towards our voice
Suspect: Pants fall down while walking to them as told, Pulls his pants up
Cop2: STOP; Reaching put your hands up
Cop1: STOP F`ıñğ Moving
So many commands flying at them, the criminals look like they're doing the "hokey pokey".
Everyone in Wisconsin IS trained that way.
I do like that the officer yells out "one voice". Too many people shouting out commands can get someone hurt. Good job on that.
Loved it when the cop goes "You better show me your hands, mother f---" at 12:51 That was sooo refreshing to hear! That POS driver deserved every bit of karma handed to him!
Badass moment.
The one at 13:20 was way better imo. 'Keep your hands up or you will be Bit, tased AND shot' 😂😂.. my god that's intense. Well deserved too
@@aShamelessHighbit tased and shot! And in that order lol
I edged to that sooo hard
imagine you're in your basement chillin and some sketchy guy is in your egress window. I'd shit bricks!
facts😂throw the whole room away
What a trooper, get's t-boned and still keeps on going doing her job. I hope she gets a well deserved break.
Finally, a cop who's composed. "One voice!" "One voiccce"! You can't have 5-10 hysterical cops all shouting different commands from different directions and expect the person to comply. Good job!
They were hysterical?? Pumped up, excited, adrenaline dumped , maybe.
@Gate House I'm not talking about this particular scenario. However, if that officer didn't speak up and say not once, but twice for only one cop to give commands, it could've easily been the same bs that I see time after time in police pursuits and apprehension videos.
@@evanoneill619 Gotcha
@@gatehouse5209 Yup, probably full of tattoos too. Basically a legal gang with authorization to kill.
@@Superman-xr1oh what??
"Kinda your own fault there bud" had me rolling, such a Wisconsin thing to say
the Wisconsin accents and casual shit talking are my fav part of this channel
I love my Wisconsin accent!
Wisconsin and Minnesota ppl sound more Canadian than Canadians.
I also love that the idiot responded with "I know".
7:18
"10-4 are you injured?"
"10-4."
Sent chills down my spine.
-_-
So deep.. lol
Feel sorry for the deputy that got hit. Her adrenaline was through the roof. She’s going to feel that impact the next day. Those are some powerful flashlights.
The new led lights are amazing. I have one on my mountain bike that's brighter than a cars hibeams lol
Not to mention that she is in shock. The other cops should have taken over. Shock is a dangerous condition in itself.
Women ☕️
@@choppaprod good one 🙄
@@liberty3928 they did take over, as soon as they arrived. But she was the first at scene and then the only one at scene.
Jesse has nothing to offer society. He has no honor or respect for anyone but himself. I wish the judge saw this but as usual some serious charges are dropped. He should have been given 15 yrs. Thanks a lot judge!!!
The law only allows so much decisions for judges.
@@sidstovell2177 Yep. And the prosecutors are the ones who bring the deal between the State and the Defense - to the judge, who 9 times out of 10 respects the State and goes with their arranged deal. We just saw it down here in Florida, where that kook who was eating the face off an innocent man (and he killed his wife) -got off on "Insanity plea."
Jesse should be given a 100 grams of Meth. He has to eat it all at once.
This is what happens when Walt isn't there to look after him
@@zyme4569 Nice one!
Dude, That trooper who took that hit on her car, needs a medal. Protecting the other traffic on the roadway, and still getting out of her car to do her job, someone get that officer a BZ and cold beer.
She’s not a trooper, she’s a Sheriff’s Deputy. I agree with you though, she did an amazing job!
@@jimchaos5246 Your right dude, sorry. I always default trooper, I reckon its cause I know a few troopers and why. IDK.
Maybe if that had been her real intention. Everyone just got lucky she was a bad driver. You could tell by the way she handled herself afterwards…or I should say didn’t handle herself.
@@ryanvargas4889 go get a beer mate. Your salty.
She plainly stated “I tried to get out of the way” but whatever
Listen when the backup gets to her.
The fact that this dude from what I can see deliberately hit a cop car, injured an officer and then fled on food. And he only got 3 years in, is honestly disgusting and shows where the justice system is failing in my opinion.
He probably will only spend a year for behaving good
He will be out within a year, 3 years never means 3 years.
It shows where liberalism is failing
Lmao I was reading this and read "fled on food" first thing that popped into my head was this dude taking off on a giant hotdog. 😂 I do know what you're saying though.
Wanted to give a hug to the female officer from the crashed police car. That's a huge amount of stress and panic to fight through to keep on top of that situation.
S I m p
@@Somethin_Slix must be sent to the gulag
I mean american cops are so weird there was one video guy was cuffed but cops uncuffed him let him sit back his car just to drive off... another one was and many those when so called customer managed to steal cop car and drive off while k9 unit was still inside a car should cop cars has some kinda of scanner to detect if driver is really person who has right to commandeer it? it doenst look like it
@@StainderFin , I just lost 30 IQ points reading this....
@@Somethin_Slix If the gender is reversed, it's seen as being kind. You see the problem here?
Injured in arm and leg and that officer still did a commendable job. 👍
@@edwardleslie3849 No, but you clearly are.
She was trying to evade and he swerved into her. It wasn't on purpose.
12:50 this cop is A1. Even told the other cops to stfu when they all started shoutin out commands over each other. 😂 Plays no games.
He was pissed the hell OFF. And rightfully so.
These police videos are addictive. They’re helping me get through my addiction and when I watch them I don’t seem to have the bad nicotine cravings
I’m glad they yelled one voice! They were giving too many different instructions and many people have been killed that way and it’s heartbreaking!
You could tell the cops were pissed he seemingly went after one of their friends, and had to cool themselves off while apprehending the driver
Wow, that officer protected the people behind her. She took that hit like a beast. Hope she is OK.
Yep, she knew what she was doing in that moment, but not sure why she didn't own it right there? She def did the right thing at a potentially high cost to herself.
I can't believe he wasn't charge with vehicular assault or even attempted murder!
she was breathing so hard afterwards. I feel so bad for her
@@Humannondancer Looked like she was trying to avoid the collision and she said so herself.
She didn’t even even expect to get hit lmao
"ONE VOICE" That's something should be taught in police academies across the country.
"You will be bit, tazed, and shot" is an ALL-TIME great line!
Hopefully in that order although, Tazed, shot and then bit would be safer for the canine officer.
On a good note, kudos to the “one voice” command. So frustrated with most videos of officers yelling over each other with multiple commands. Well done!❤️🇨🇦
I wouldn't give kudos for doing the bare minimum.
This happened in the USA 🇺🇸
@@matthewmccurry1 explain that? What is the bare minimum that they did, and how would you have done better?
It's the first time I've heard that "one voice" commend. It's taken decades but it seems police are slowly catching on to the fact that 20 officers screaming contradictory commands at a suspect isn't helpful.
@@matthewmccurry1 bare minimum? you make it seem like those fvckin bastards deserve anything in the first place.
I hope she got some type of promotion or award after this. This is truly what it’s meant to serve and protect. To continue to do her job, communicate effectively over radio, listen to commands, is just amazing. Kudos kudos kudos
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@alexbrigg2090 What’s funny? Dude could’ve killed someone. Your what’s wrong with society smh.
Yeah lets chase a crack head at high speed that will be good for the community 😂🤣
Kudos, hunker down, cool beans and God speed
Lol, emotional female
He only got three years in prison for this. At 38 years-old, it doesn't seem like Jesse's going to make the most of his wake-up call.
Props to LEO. Amazing simultaneous restraint and show of force.
She put her life at risk to keep others safe. Respect.
Yea shes lucky to be alive w taking it driver side looked like she tried pulling a way but we kept swaying away and then towards her
She didn't do it on purpose she was trying to get outta the way lol
She said she tried to avoid him,,she ain't no hero
It doesn’t matter if she didn’t mean to she put her life at risk by doing that and almost died she’s a hero
@@2ataco that's not how being heroic works my guy. Accidentally stopping somebody while you're trying to get out of dodge is a happy accident
Every county should have easy access to videos of local crimes like this.
"One" voice is important. Very very important. Thank you for expressing and enforcing that officer.
Love the yelling “one voice” and “everybody slow down”. Good way to ensure commands are clear and control the situation
Officer, "show me your hands!", Passenger, "I'm looking for my phone!". How nice to see that people put their precious phones above all else and risk getting shot to look for their damned phones!
🤗
😂
She did yell at him to keep his hands inside the vehicle @7:45
To be fair he did just get in a major accident so he's probably a little out of it
With drug stuff all over.
I liked how the officer said "one voice". I'd be confused too if there were a dozen people telling me to do different things.
She was so badass for taking that hit like that. So much respect
That's real police work. Seriously commendable. She took the hit so an innocent person wouldn't die in a head on Collison
Passenger is involved in a high speed chase and a head on collision yet couldn't comply bc he "is looking for their phone" OMFG unbloodybelievable. This addiction is like no other.
18:23 "keep ur hands up or you’ll be tased , bit and shot"😂😂 dayum
All the above! 😏
"But I'm so cold! I'm freezing."
Then arrested.
They should have let the dog have a taste.
@@TheLastRanger that's pretty messed up. the dog doesn't deserve to have a nasty taste in his mouth for the rest of the night.
wow she handled that so well. You could definitely tell how shaken up she was. But she kept her cool and responded amazingly 👏🏼
13:34 that's the first time I've ever seen a cop tell everyone to chill out and just one voice. I love this, just masterful self control.
One thing I see on this channel is the recognition of who is in charge “verbally” the “one voice” or “I’ll take verbal” I’d something I’m not used to seeing but it’s brilliant. Multiple officers noticing the issue aswell. “Everyone slow down”. Nothing how the situation is quickly escalating. Giving everyone a moment to take a step back. Without pulling the suspect to 17 different locations. Good work all around in this one. The community is in good hands with these guys & gals
I feel so bad for her.
Side impacts are the absolute worst to get into, there’s basically no crumple zone, and you’re near guaranteed to get a concussion from hitting a side window.
Maybe you missed it but cruisers have curtain airbags and we see hers deployed. So her head hit the airbag, not the window.
@@Whitey2716 I'm used to driving old cars, so I always forget about curtain airbags, cheers, thanks for reminding me :)
@@nova8747no airbags, we die like men 💪😂
@@lowbudgetss622😂😂
Props to the officer shouting "one voice" so no one got hurt or killed.
Wow that female officer who got struck by the suspect’s vehicle is a champ! She literally took some time to gather herself and then went beast mode on the suspect. I would’ve been to traumatized from the crash
I can’t help but wonder - he didn’t want his window broken but totalling his car was ok? 😂
Some information for those unfamiliar:
The officer who first speaks to Jesse at the beginning of this video is Officer Rear. He was previously a correctional officer at the Rock County Jail prior to being promoted to a patrol officer for the sheriff's department. The officer that was hit by Jesse was Officer Velencia whom also was a correctional officer previously. Later in the video around the 17:10 mark, you'll see Officer Danielson.
All of these Officers were familiar with Jesse Seales as Mr. Seales was an inmate at the jail on previous occassions. It would appear by watching this video and listening to the convorsations that it was very likely that Jesse was on this phone while driving during the chase and was likely staring at it's screen when he hit officer Velencia. Quite possibly, it was also this phone that his passanger was trying to find after Jesse ran from the vehicle.
Jesse sounds like a sack of crap who should have stayed in the jail.
Cool info regarding the COs, I was wondering how they already knew his name.. But who cares if he mightve been on his phone or not, they were going the wrong way on a highway, they were destined to crash.
I've watched only 2 minutes and I'm proud of our Wisconsin officers for their training. Both officers are telling the suspect to shut off the car, which is great, and give the suspect an opportunity to engage with the officer.
They did an awesome job with very clear instructions & follow through. Definitely impressive.
Cop did a great job telling one voice calming everyone down I praise him
Man the power in that cops voice at 12:49 was crazy.
"Keep your hands up or you'll be bit, tased and shot" bad ass cop
At first I was like that's a bit extreme but once he was also giveing commands for the other officers to be quiet I realized he was in control not just being aggressive.,)), and it got immediate results 😀.
The dog was really to do his duty and they should have let him.
@Andrew Salhany interestingly enough, he wasn't exaggerating either. That's actually what is supposed to happen in those situations. Every officer is trained to individually respond at the exact instant that there is potential danger, not just wait for another officer to fire the first shot, so if he did suddenly move or reach for something, everyone on scene would've laid into him simultaneously. Can't leave anything up to chance
What did I do?.says the passenger. Seriously
Love it
That female officer probably saved a life by taking the hit she deserves a medal. God bless her I hope she recovers quickly.
i felt the female officer was rather stupid. asking stupid questions... wheres jesse? i mean its pretty obvious he fled. like he'd know. didnt even ask if the passenger is fine after the collision.
I think she saved his life there appeared to be a semi behind her
@@oyagsan he might have been driving the wrong direction, but she caused the accident.
Why is everyone praising her for this? Did you guys not hear her admit that she was trying to AVOID a collision? She was literally attempting to get away from him as he was approaching but is such a shitty driver that she literally put her vehicle in the worst position possible. She wasn't bravely sacrificing herself for others, she simply screwed up and just got lucky.. That was some of the worst driving I've ever seem from an officer..
@@gstylez0107 it’s not her fault he was switching lanes constantly and it was dark as well, she probably didn’t have much time to react. It’s completely his fault for the crash because of him swerving into different lanes and he was going super fast as well.
The officer who got hit head-on is one tough cop! Injured and still stayed on the job, then broke down only when backup arrived. A true hero!
“You will be bit, tased and shot!” Absolutely love it. Only wished he would’ve gotten one of the selections especially after head-on with the one unit. Hope the one deputy is ok.
Trying to gain access to a home through a basement window could get him shot if he showed up to the wrong house. Just sayin.
At 6:03 she yelled her call sign. She was totally shaken from this but really did an amazing job staying calm and collected.
Agreed
Adrenaline. I know she felt horrible pain within an hour or so. She kept her composure and continued during her job. Such strength.
405 SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!!!!
Would’ve been better if a male officer did it
She actually made a few more errors too. All said, I can't believe she was still standing, much less maintaining her composure! What a great cop!! On the other hand, if ever there was a justification for police "brutality" this guy had it coming. Or the dog. Yeah, the dog would have been good too 🙂
Love how he casually and cordially he addresses the crack pipe to jesse
Like a sitcom "typical jesse"
"And I see another pipe on this side too, Jesse...."
*starts car*
"Don't go anywhere, Jesse."
"JESSE!"
It's almost like the officer was engaging in harassment by targeting him and effectuating an illegal detention. Sure they fished up some charges, but this kind of police harassment is toxic, unconstitutional and endangers the lives of the community
@@MrJester831 bruh you're either 15 or you're delusional. They got a call to a suspicious vehicle. They were within their line of duty to follow-up on that call. The driver had every right to remain silent, but he kept the encounter going and had drug paraphernalia in "plain view." That gives the officers the right to detain him and search the vehicle. The driver then proceeded to start the car and flea detainment and begin a vehicle pursuit. I pray you one day decide to actually do some research and really find out what you believe and why, so you can have an educated perspective on things.
@@MrJester831 I just checked your comment history and I double-down on what I believe about you. You need to educate yourself on law and procedures. You throw out the term "unconstitutional" haphazardly, among other misinterpretations of US law you seem to echo repeatedly. Good luck.
@@novinnovations4026 nah man I'm just sick of morons like you who bootlick and have no regard for civil rights. It doesn't matter that they had a call for a suspicious vehicle at another location, a "suspicious vehicle" is in no way whatsoever reasonable articulable suspicion of a CRIME; if they had pulled him over then, it would have been *illegal* and as they already knew who he was and tracked him down this constitutes police harassment. At the point in time in which he was asked to turn off his car and was encircled, that was the point in which he became illegally detained; allegedly seeing the drug paraphernalia was AFTER they already had violated his rights, and that's the problem. Fucking educate yourself. Again this was *NOT* *A* *TRAFFIC* *STOP* ; it was at the 35 second mark that this interaction became an illegal detainment
That is the cutest K-9 bark I have ever heard.