Police Officer Rear-ended During Traffic Stop
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On July 13, 2021, a crash between a Lincoln SUV and a Mount Pleasant Police Department squad car sent both drivers to the hospital in Mount Pleasant, WI. The officer was sitting in the squad car, entering information into the vehicle’s computer when he was suddenly rear-ended by a Lincoln, driven by a 55-year-old woman.
Both the officer and the woman were sent to the hospital sustaining minor injuries. However, there was significant damage to both vehicles.
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Guy gets home: “you will not believe how I got out of this ticket”
Lmaooo right
And she wont believe it until she sees it on the news xD
.................Yes, I know... I got you out of that ticket.
Thanks mom!
Cop goes home and beats his wife tho
I really appreciate the guy getting the ticket getting out to check on the cop so fast and double checking when he realizes how bad the situation looks. He’s a nice guy.
Probably why he got out of the ticket, tbh. Clearly not the person in that situation who was the biggest danger to public safety.
wasn't that the other cop? You see a gun on his belt when the other guy's climbing out the window.
@@liammech6694no, he tells him to get back in his car, he helped him out before anybody else showed up
being dumb enough to get pulled over? Im going to assume you dont live in america because there is nobody who drives who hasnt gotten pulled over in their life. You can do absolutely nothing wrong and they will still find a way to pull you over if they want to.@hand730
My only question is why didn't they pull further over off the road? It looks like he was taking up one entire lane in the roadway. Not blaming the officer but it seems like it would've been smarter to get off the road a bit more. The driver seems like an older woman who probably doesn't have the best eyesight. Depth perception is hard for some people at dusk.
My son is a state trooper. When he became a cop I expressed how worried I was that he could be shot on duty. He assured me that, statistically, the chance of getting shot is extremely low. “Don’t worry Ma” he said, “ I’m way more likely to get hit and killed while on a traffic stop.” Thanks for putting my mind at ease, son.
My husband said something similar when he took a job working with storing bombs while in the airforce🤦🏼♀️"Its ok, babe. The bombs are stored in an underground bunker, if they go off you guys will be fine!" I know we'll be fine, you're the one working in an office on site 😅
@@minimoose3359 Meanwhile marines and army: "Yea we get blown up by frags, and AT mines and also get shredded by bullets were finneee don't you worry I've only done like 3 detours in iraq and 2 detours in Afghanistan its alrighttt."But make sure you tell your husband once *at least* that he has some balls of steel for working there, especially with bombs like that.
@@gamingdoge_yt8113 then you wake up and realize there are combat jobs in the airforce 😮
LMAO
My daughter is a cop in another state and I watch these so I see what she puts up with every night.
Props to that guy that went straight over to the cop, no hesitation to make sure he is good. Dude even inspected the cop to make sure he was okay.
her insurance: "YOU HIT A WHAT?!"
😥🤭
her lawyer: "YOU REAR ENDED WHO?!"
The judge: You did WHAT?!
The prisoners: You crashed your what into who!?
@@jonwagner811 🤣🤣🤣
The fact the car crashing completely removed the wheel from its axel shows how bad this wreck was. Glad everyone turned out okay.
and how strong that police car was
@@liquidgoldsoup2833 Crown Vics are tanks.
@@TheTalkedSpy I agree, I drive one.
This makes me even more pleased I drive a crown Vic.
Indicitive of how poorly built most cars are, that's about the size of that
“mom they got me doing 100 in a 45 can you bail me out”
“i have a better idea”
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That wasnt bad ;)
Bwaaaahahahaha😂😂😂👊
I’m weak 😂
I'm rolling over here. Ty
Huge respect to the lady. Sacrificed her car, and risk her life to get that guy out of a ticket. If only there were more people like her in the world
lmao
😂
Not all heros wear capes lol
@@airfish8216some wear airbags
This comment caught me off guard and made me laugh embarrassingly hard
The man who was pulled over being so caring was genuinely touching.
He was probably high on meth
I think that was the guy that the officer originally pulled over.
@@yasonn uhm yes that's what the convo is about
@@JasonFlorida yea I just noticed that
Yea I'd be out of there
The second officer very directly taking control was excellent. Officer 1 was running on raw adrenaline and was just "ready for more". This is having someone's back.
Yea because I don’t see why he needed to draw his gun
@@DATxDUDExDOMO Because he was attacked with lethal force. Did you not watch the video?
@@kevinmacleod5890 yea I don’t get how that’s lethal force no way some old lady nailed him going 70 on purpose😂😂
@@kevinmacleod5890 yea I missed the part where he was attacked with lethal force. Lol
@@DATxDUDExDOMO I would imagine you wouldn't be able to think straight after that happened to you
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug! Made me nervous seeing the officer move around so much. Amazing that everyone was okay!
I know, right? It's where the term "walking wounded" comes from. The injured officer was not totally aware of his injuries and moving around may make things worse and he wouldn't know it until the adrenaline wears off. I came upon a scene of an accident many years ago, and it was pretty bad. One of the drivers that were involved was walking around unaware of his injury. I was 1st on the scene, and I was and am not a police officer or any other type of first responder. I just happen to be 1st on the scene who knew what to do until help arrived.
The body can't get rid of all the stress hormones instantly. Moving around helps
He definitely felt it the next day.
Wait till that Adrenaline wears down, he will start feeling the pain.
Same, I just kept saying, "Sit down dude, they got this covered!"
the concerned man checking up on the cop restored my faith in humanity.
same, and then the cop threatened and pointed his gun at the driver while admitting later he did it without knowing what was going on and the misanthropy resumed. can't claim you believe someone is a continued threat when you already admit that you don't know, straight up excessive force while nearly concussed. failure of a cop.
@@dizzlebizzle8424Oh stop. He was in shock and he hit his head. Have you been in a major accident? I was hit by a drunk driver. Lifetime injuries. You can’t even form a coherent thought. He didn’t know if it was intentional or what happened. Give him a break.
The guy checking on him was the guy who was probably about to get a ticket! Makes it even better!
@@dizzlebizzle8424 troll 🙄
He's never going to be able to write a ticket again without keeping one eye on the mirror.
And being buckled up while entering information at a stop...
and he will pull well over to the side
Meeting that quota can get kinda dangerous huh
If he had done what he was trained to and asked the driver to pull further off the road, this wouldn't have happened.
He mentioned it was Mt. Pleasant, is that the dept. that hired that moron who handcuffed a 10 year old after yelling at her then killing someone?
@@uncovidvaxxforthestrongand3582 that’s not how traffic stops work. He is parked in a way that if he was standing at the traffic offenders vehicle, that car would have deflected into the median like it is now and not pin him between the 2 vehicles.
When the female cop said “damn you really made her rest in peace.” I really got worried for a second and was like damn no fucking chill…then I realised she was talking about the crown vic 😂
Lol, yea I'm pretty sure he wanted a new squad car or he was getting a new squad car in a bit or something like that
Rest in pieces is more like it 😂
Yeah, I had the same thought 🤣
@@r3ckless296 the officer said they needed new cars anyway
@@10super Good thing he was in a Crown Vic. If he was in a newer smaller car or suv you don't know what could've happened. They don't make cars big and safe anymore
"I'm good, be safe" man was about to get a ticket and he's still nice to the cop. Let's go.
As a trucker, I'm always scanning my surroundings ahead, behind, and to either side of me. My worst fear is someone colliding into _my_ vehicle, or my vehicle colliding into _theirs._ Vehicles are replaceable, lives are not. I've been in three wrecks in my life... I'd rather not go through one ever again.
glad your still here, i order a lot of things online and love you guys for bringing it to me here in my small town in CANADA,... GOD BLESS Y'ALL out there
Dude how do you italicize words
@@kevinlovehandle7045 Italicizing works by putting the underscore ( _ ) directly in front and back of the words you want italicized. I think it only works on PC and Mac though, not mobile devices. _If it works, this should be italicized._
*Bold uses the asterisk symbol.* (*)
@@michelinman8592 _penis_
That guy who was originally pulled over is a good citizen. He went to assist the officer and helped him out of the vehicle.
@@yourstatementisrightunlike7366 nah it was definitely the citizen, the officer that got hit asks if he's good then tells him to stay back in his car. When he first gets pulled out you can see the citizen's driver door open
@@yourstatementisrightunlike7366 lol yeah with it all being blurred out I can kinda see that too, looks like maybe he had some kind of jacket or hoodie on? Almost looks like straps of some kind like a backpack lol. Idk
@@TheRaptor660ccs idk why but the guy looks like he has a vest on
@@japan7970 yeah it does. With the blurring , hard to tell
@@yourstatementisrightunlike7366 keep flipping your burgers, did you even graduate high school
I was seriously worried about the cop. Glad he went to the hospital to be checked out. He seemed confused and it’s hard to tell confusion from adrenaline and confusion from a head injury.
I was annoyed he was running down the road ect. I had an accident like that and thought I was fine for about 45 minutes afterward. Then the adrenaline wore off and I could barely walk for the next 3 weeks.
Yeah he must have been confused to be pointing the firearm at the injured old lady. Thank god she wasn't a stereotype.
@@joetheox1202he did that because the car is considered a weapon because it injured an officer which is several offences, further more he did that for his own protection since he did not know if the women was armed or not. Use your damn common sense
@@joetheox1202What the injured old lady who had just smashed into the back of his clearly visible police car?
He didn't know if she was drunk, high or even armed jeez try and apply a little common sense smh.
@@joetheox1202 Of course, we all knew it was an “injured old lady” and not an armed drunken a**hole before the car door was opened! Puhleeze.
As a retired cop, I can say in an incident like this, there is nothing better than hearing those sirens approaching cause you know the cavalry is coming.
@@DankMiddys why? That was so unnecessary.
@@DankMiddys an intellectual for sure
@@HotChronicles 😂
Why did he have his gun drawn?
@@imLLC I presume in case the crash was on purpose - a car is considered a deadly weapon and assaulting an officer with one on purpose is a heavy crime (several, in fact). Further, he did not know what the driver's condition or intention was. Both officers rightfully drew for their own protection and holstered when they saw that it was an accident with no threats and not an attack.
The man who this officer had pulled over, was CARING AND DECENT ENOUGH to stay AND ALSO come to this officer to talk to him AND check on him. He CHOSE to stay and NOT just drive off. Whoever you are mister, thank you!!
no shit the cop had his driver's license
@Giangallo Macarli Yeah but still a lot of people may have left just being scared. It's also the fact that he tried to help he didn't have to help he couldn't just have stated his car
Dude was unsure of wether to step out of his car and help or not, you could even see him halfway out of the car at one point
The guy that got pulled over: “So uhhh… can we forget about that ticket sir”
LOL
I didn't hear that
I was Nice to help the officer 🚔
🤣🤣🤣🤣ohhhh shit !!!! This comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Anyone that has experienced substantial physical pain knows that aimless wandering. The officer couldn't sit still when he likely sustained a pretty bad injury. Adrenaline is weird.
Yeah a “minor” head injury can mean years of recovery and long term loss of function. Some people are fine. Others suffer migraines. I feel for the guy.
It has a lot more to do with the energy rush from the sudden adrenaline dump.
@@JasonMiller1979 isn't that basically repeating what I said? "Adrenaline is weird."
Anxiety making you think you have to do something?
@@nintalespaw I think I commented on the wrong post.
Really think the second officer did a great job on getting the injured officer to settle down. The best he could anyway. The cop that was hit was clearly in no condition to do anything he was way too high strung from the accident( not his fault). Props to the cop for recognizing that and trying to take control.
Yes he should not have gas his gun to the lady
@Cameron Lattz ok Mr expert
@Cameron Lattz sure from a civilian perspective
That may be a department policy, officer may have felt attacked and secured the car, you don't know, so keep your stupid opinions to yourself
@Cameron Lattz Fully agree, people are nuts not to see that this was an extreme reaction that should call in this officers ability to perform.
@Cameron Lattz I completely agree I was laughing when I seen the cop pointing the gun at the car and telling the lady not to move and then get out of the car like what do you expect she probably got knocked out because of the crash and you're pointing a gun at her 😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I was rear-ended while stopped at a stoplight in November 1992 by a guy doing 65mph. I still can't help but look in my rearview mirror every time I come to a stop. I guess the trauma from the accident went much further than the physical injuries.
Yup!
Never been in an accident but it’s a fear of mine. I always look behind me. Habit.
Was nearly in an accident when a guy ran a stop sign I pass every day on my way to work. Now I instinctively slow down a bit every time I pass it bc I’m scared someone will run it.
Bro respect to the driver who got pulled over for helping the cop.
@Mac Mike only the ones who were raised properly. And this man definitely was. Always help others in need
I think most Americans would do that, Atleast everyone who’s not an ACAB moron
@@bolby0280 just because cops are apart of a bastardized system does not strip the of their humanity.
That wasn’t the driver it was another officer. Go back and watch carefully, you can see his vest. I thought the same thing as you at first, but it’s not the driver that was pulled over. When the cop walks past the VW right after getting hit, he says “just stay in your car man” to the driver he pulled over.
@@bolby0280 if you don’t understand what ACAB means then just say that. No need to make yourself look moronic!
4:35 “license & registration plz” would have made this guy a legend
maaaan, could you imagine? lmao
"dude are you for real right now?"
"nah, you go on and skedaddle."
This dude could not stop moving from the pain/adrenaline. The other officer was like, will you please sit down somewhere?! Lol
in an unseat belted accident yah he probably should be lying down... or at least not moving to much
God he was probably loving every moment. These guys love to live the pain and tell the story
@@Nugs59 Not sure if that's exactly it, but I know from working intensive jobs all day, the second you stop moving, you start to feel what hurts. Not saying that relaxing wasn't the move, but it would be pretty hard for me to deal with the pain of whiplash; I'm sure I'd be jogging around in the intersection too.
@@BackwoodBanshee feeling what hurts is good in these moments. If your femur is fractured, walking around with labored breathing and a possible stage 3 concussion is the last thing you’d want to do. Adrenalin is double edged, and in this case you aren’t the one swinging.
That's why thus dude had no business pulling his firearm. This was an auto accident not a bank robbery. He has his firearm in his hand while he complains about his head. This is why we should stop allowing cops to pull people over for petty victimless crimes. A cop pulled over on the side of the road creates more Hazzard than the person he has pulled over. Put the public at risk All in the name of revenue $$$...
Dude the fact he got out and did all that while in shock and injured from the accident itself is so impressive. Incredible work officer hope he healed well
I didn't like it. He should have just took it easy. The officers should have forced him to take it easy and get the treatment he needed. He shouldn't be running and walking like that after what just happened to him.
@@Name-jw4sjyeah but he was hyped up on adrenaline.
You mean when he got out and pointed his gun at the lady?
@@mg4468 how would you react in this situation not knowing who just hit you. The lady could have been an a$$hole cop hater. The video tells what happened but in real life you don’t know anything. So shut up.
Uh... why'd he have his gun out? WTF are u talking about? he was terrible.
I feel bad when cops are hit. They're in shock and pain, but still have to walk around and make sure everyone else is okay.
@Jay Smith he had to make sure the driver was not a threat and the situation was safe for him and others. he did nothing wrong by pulling his gun
@Jay Smith 🙄
@@denn7s you don't assume drivers in accidents are threats normally, why is this situation different? When a cop pulls up to a crash he doesn't whip his gun out at the drivers who may be hurt unless there's reason to believe they may be dangerous. By your logic police would enter every interaction with guns drawn "to make sure" they aren't a threat and then deal with the issue.
@@greebmcfleeb5554 the driver crashed into him. that COULD have been intentional. they coul've tried to injure the officer and therefore still be a threat after if that was their initial intend
@Jay Smith Yep, and use their tinfoil badge and dress up costume as a puppet figure to do whatever they want to an innocent civilian
Sounds like the officer had previously mentioned that he'd wished for a new squad car, so that's a positive thing lol
Sounds more like he knew that it was going to get retired and wanted it to do so peacefully.
he's gonna be stuck with the shitty spare now XD.
@@RKSNomad now hes gonna get the one that smells like camels ass and catches on fire while goin to work 🤣🤣🤣
I like those Crown Victorias from the classics to the early 2000s. I don't like the new squad cars nowadays.
@@ameliawilder28 a lot of room to move plus that v8 gets moving
That driver was such a sweetheart... he actually got out and checked to see the officer was OK. God bless you sir you have true heart be blessed. ❤
Believing the police car was further to the right doesn't justify her (1) driving as fast as she was, (2) not slowing down and (3) not pulling into the left lane. One just needs to imagine how much worse it could have been if the officer hadn't gotten into his car moments before.
Yes, if her depth perception is that bad or her reflexes that slow per her own admission of being so late to merge, she shouldn't be behind the wheel.
@@patrickbuick5459 Literally point blank period enough said.
If u rewatch it the lady was getting passed by another car, that's why she didn't get over. As for why she didn't slow down... anyone's guess.
I was surprised to see a Crown Vic TBH. Took the knock like a champion.
Lucky it did not explode.
Things are built like a tank
good thing they fixed the exploding gas tank problem when they were first issued to officers.
@@cvpiDOTnet The police version have a fuel tank diaper that explodes if they catch fire.
Body on frame. Ford Tough.
Being in a parked car and someone suddenly hits you out of no where especially at that speed is traumatizing and he could've lost his life off of impact alone.I know he was probably so sore and bruised the next day
Oh yeah. I'm sure that he felt it in SPADES the next couple of days afterward, at least.
You don’t hold someone who just got into a horrible accident at gun point. Horrible job by the officer
@@MyStupidUA-camHandle yeah he shouldve bought her flowers and chocolates instead 😂 maybe a medal too for endangering him
@@MyStupidUA-camHandle He was in shock. His brain felt he'd been attacked, and he wasn't thinking clearly. With shock and adrenaline, he wasn't thinking right. I thought he did fine.
@@dragoncubes1074Uhm they always have to assume that the other party had the intention to harm the officer…
Imagine how horrific that would’ve been had he just stepped out of his vehicle when she come barreling down 😩😩 Thank God both were alright
It's really unbelievably fortunate that he survived this. Had he been not in the car but anywhere around it and he's gone.
@@JeffSmith-eq3kc yes!
@@sisharrington on top of that, I don't think he was wearing a seatbelt given he had just got back in. Idk what type of injuries he eventually had but to be able to get out of that car and walk around is a miracle in itself.
That happened to NYS trooper 10 years ago near where I live. He was outside on a traffic stop and was hit by a car. He was taken to the hospital and died. It was horrific.
@@Ken-bp3ql oh no! That’s horrible 😩
Both the stopped guy that checked on the officer, and the other officer that kept telling him to chill deserve so many thanks. I admire the injured officers dedication though too!
"Thought the police car was further over"
If you can't tell whether you're driving directly at a police car with flashing lights it's time to stop.
If I’m ever being pulled over I always drive to a safe lit location off the street. That officer should have asked the guy to drive to the next block or at least up onto the grass and sidewalk.
Yeah they aren't like the old ones these blind your ass. Along with the police car 3 ft. Into the highway‼️
@@PL2550Dolphins Agreed. Wasn’t a safe spot for him to stop.
Flashing lights ahead? Change lanes a.s.a.p.
@@PL2550Dolphins cops cant make you drive up sidewalks. I'd definitely be saying no, my cars way to low and my rims are way to expensive to just do that.
The adrenaline this officer was experiencing must have been to a degree painful! you can see how many times he was trying to de-stress and couldn't. hope he fully recovered.
Adrenaline is absent of pain. Just saying, but good answer 👍🏽
Shit was sad, imagine how he’d act in a genuine life or death situation with others’ lives on the line.
@@WarpSpeedGames The immediate gun draw
@@conradomoni9910 horse shit pain runs up my back when I have a Adrenaline rush always has
Me too.
Respect to the guy getting a ticket. When the officer got hit he didn't hesitate to see if the officer was ok. Respect for that guy
You know when they say “change lanes when passing a traffic stop” they mean it and this is why
Switch lanes and if not possible slow way tf down
I guarantee you she was on her phone just send the bill to her
On her phone no doubt, see it all the time
@@blakeh8582 this has been happening since before cell phones were a thing.
It's a big part of the reason why traffic stops have always been dangerous
@@blakeh8582 she definitely could be, but it is a 55 year old woman, could also just yk
What a way to get out of a ticket haha. But damn, didnt sound like the officer was doing too good...hope hes ok!
Yah me too but why did the officer walk up to the car @ gunpoint? Like was that necessary? Should he be running/civic duties after a collision/ concussion?
@@hooligan7475 well considering the officer probably suffered from a concussion he was not thinking right
@@Gucci_Membrane definitely not the case. I asked my wife who is a police officer, and it’s because of the collision. It’s not like he’s just responding to the scene of a car accident and he doesn’t know what’s going on with the driver of the vehicle who struck him. Are they armed and dangerous and running, did they just kill someone, rob a store. Being chased. It’s a safety measure. For his safety and others
@@Jessicamarlana1999 Was definitely a good call pulling your gun for all the reasons you mentioned.
@@dragoonTT yeah my wife is a police officer and we’re in San Diego, so I’m frequently watching these types of videos. Even though I probably shouldn’t lol I have learned a lot from these
i love how chill he was with the guy he initially pulled over
I loved the drivers reply when the cop gave the license back too! "Dude was at least going 70”
like, hey, I fucked up, but I didn't crash into you! 😂
I think the guy he pulled over got out to check on the officer
That's called doing your job as a cop lol your life is on the line most cops can't get that through their head that it's a dangerous job though and expect to be safe 100 percent of the time and should just be cut to make room for department alerting cops for the good to replace them
I love how chill he was when he pulled his gun out and screaming for the lady in a major crash to get out of the car
@I'm a Sissygirl in My Bras & Panties attention seeker.
That woman just slammed a perfectly good Crown Vic. Perhaps the last tank of an American car ever built.
Had that been a direct hit, he probably wouldn't have lived through it. It's amazing how well he performed after the hit, and absolute props to the citizen for making sure he was ok.
more like the lady wouldnt have lived. did you see the comparison of the SUVs damage to the crown vics? half the SUV was gone. it lost a wheel. the vic was fine.
Cerberus +1 modern cars are made to fall apart like LEGO in an accidents so the force dissipates and less injuries to humans
@@granmabern5283 for sure. thats why i said the vic wouldve been fine.
it is safer to an extent to have cars explode. but its still not the safest. you can only have so much car deteriorate before youre exposed to the elements. or before the cars structure starts to deform and trap you.
thats why the safest is to have a rollcage and as many points in a seatbelt as possible. rollcages dont deform. yet are still super safe. so much so that a car can drive off the side of mountain and its occupants will live.
@@granmabern5283 ua-cam.com/video/-hIsWx5qbQs/v-deo.html
this is what cars should come equipped with. not 2,000lbs worth of airbags and papermade crush zones. but maybe that would make some idiots feel impervious. so theyre probably right and im wrong. but either way, this is safer.
Nah man he did not handle it well. He should of just chilled and waited for cops to come. Not pull a gun on her. Absolutely insane to pull a gun on someone for an auto accident.
Take that woman's license. Needs re-evaluation for sure. That's crazy. Glad the officer was ok.
to be fair those lights are BLINDING and it's even worse at dusk like that
but she absolutely should have moved over far, far sooner; that road was basically deserted and there was no reason not to move over as soon as she saw the lights
@@SelkiesSong the driver should have slowed way down.
@@murphymalinois not sure where this was but where I’m at it’s illegal to pass that fast if a cop has someone pulled over
@@murphymalinois I would think she wasnt paying attention and never saw the cop in the first place. Accidents happen.
@@Jake420 which she did in the form of several tickets I'm sure, not to mention insurance bills and medical bills. That's also not mentioning having a gun pulled on her for a simple accident. These comments make it sound like she intentionally drove into the back of a cop.
I really hope the ladies license got suspended after that. If she could not see flashing lights on a parked car imagine if there was a child riding a bike. She would bulldoze through them as well.
Well, the way they park with their ass end sticking out in the road when they pull someone over, what do they expect? And those blinding flashing lights can really, well, blind you...
True on both comments.
@@ilikeyoutube836 it actually looks like the officer was in a travel lane and not off in a breakdown lane, from what I can see in the video and pulled up online. If that’s the case, it’s seems like a gray area.
The news report said she thought the lights were further off and she was attempting to merge to the left.
Reports both said no serious injuries, thank God.
@@ilikeyoutube836 They park like that exactly for situations like this which would be stupid people doing stupid things. Imagine what could have happened if he was still standing next to the stopped cars' driver side window while his patrol car stood in line with the stopped car... yes, misses "blind like a mole" would have hit the officer.
Additionally if you get blinded by anything while driving there's only one thing to do (and that should be common sense, if not you shouldn't drive) and that is immediately reduce speed until you can safely keep on driving and turn on hazard lights if needed.
@@ilikeyoutube836 they can park however they want they are the police. It’s not his fault or the way he parked that the lady nearly killed him while he was working.
It's very sad to see another Crown Victoria leave us. It is with heavy hearts we say Rest in Peace
Honestly, I feel bad for the officer... that state of shock and adrenaline pumping.... just look at how he's acting.. frantic, yet still trying to be a cop and do his job? Damn...
But everyone thinks it's easy and they can just "train for that" when in reality there's not much you can train your body for in this situation
@@doofapotamus2323 I've been in several car accidents and in none of them did I run out of my car and draw a gun on the person who hit me.
@@ThxIWorkout Are you a cop?
@@ThxIWorkout Bet you were tempted though, right? :0D
Yeah, he was definitely in shock. I got hit by a car while running. I immediately got up and started running again because all I was thinking was if I keep running that means I'm not paralyzed. Seemed to make sense at the time, because I was in shock. Right after he got hit, he kept doing his job, but common sense was off. He overreacted by pulling his gun. Then, even though he was hurt, he kept moving around here and there, almost pointlessly. Anyone whoever's been in shock would recognize his actions. Hard to explain.
Crown Vic is like a brick - took that hit like a champ, the other car had wheels popping off and pieces flying around :D
the good ol brick shithouse 😂💯
And that means all the impact force was put straight into the pig
@@martinrps13 the pig?
@@martinrps13 found the cop hater 🤡
Crown Vics drive like brick too. Agility? Speed? Acceleration? No chance.
Props to the dude who was pulled over, checking the officer out after the crash.
Might of been shot.. since he pulled a gunnon a victim.. let cops lay there since they are always telling people to back up
@@ptolalibertad Did the big bad police be mean to you. Maybe they should just let you do anything you want, because you wanna be stupid.
@@ptolalibertad that's a very logical reply. I'll take your opinion and throw it away for you.
@@jaceeh9954 👍🏿😣 thanks for the Assist
@@ptolalibertad your iq is actually 10 m8
I love how they were laughing and joking about the squad car getting totaled. Being completely light hearted about what could have been a much more serious incident
Better way to cope with reality than breaking down and going “holy shit I almost died existential crisis time”
Being a crown Victoria, there's not many left in service around the country. When 1 gets wrecked, surely a sad thing.
Wow ! One of our Female Deputies was rear ended while on duty. The impact caused her patrol unit to burst into flames. She couldn’t get out and died at the scene. She was only 32 years old . Her funeral was 10 days ago. This accident really got to me.
😲
Oh no! 😢
God bless her and her family and a big thanks for her's and your service to our communities. be safe out there.
RIP to the officer. ☹
Where did this happen?
I got seriously rear-ended once, more than 15 years later, I can barely walk to the corner of my street without pain, I know how the cop feels
Same thing with my mother, herniated discs and some other stuff, hope you’re doing good.
@@skinnycol809Collin smider himself?!😂
@@anaccount7923 oh god someone from irl found one of my UA-cam comments this is weird
Have you talked to a PT?
Sounds like the cop got a concussion, that's no joke of an injury.
The officer who was hit, was operating on auto pilot during the first part of this event! The poor guy was in pain but took care of business, even running!! Wow! I hope he was OK and didn't have any injury that would haunt him for awhile. You never know. He was awesome!!
Just seein' that crash and hearing his pained voice makes my lower back hurt.......
Bet he was sore the next morning. Yowch!
it's not the back, its your neck. strained ligaments for sure.
@@MoctezumasRevenge1 Sine he was not belted in, he could very well have a back injury lower down as well. From the image or stuff flying around in the vehicle, he was thrown around too.
@@tinydancer7426 well I'm not qualified to say otherwise. I know after looking at my xrays, I knew I should have been checked in sooner, and I know this leo should not have been walking around willy nilly!
no cause same 😭 my spine just frozed and hurt
That lady needs to get her eyes checked and should retake her drivers exam asap. "Saw the lights but thought they were more to the right" Ya right lady!!!!!
More to right where? In some invisible third lane or on top of the grassy curb? I think she was trying to merge too late and thought if she floored it then she could just squeeze by.
yeah where i live theres always 3 lanes and 2 emergency lanes... if i were her i would of Just guessed the cop was in the emergency lane cuz why tf would he be in the middle of the street? but lady should of came to a full stop or just went left just in case
And that is why Dutch police SOP 'forbids' stopping on 'major' roads. Always move to a safe space (gas station, driveway, whatever).
And the emergency lane is actively discouraged as being a safe space.
People make mistakes and accidents happen in the blink of an eye at these speeds. Better to rule the possibity out by not being in/next to trafic in the first place.
Let alone why she was hauling ass and didn't proceed with caution or merge to the other land
By her own admission she was basically thinking "I'm gonna blast by this cop car and miss it by just a few inches", possibly running over any cop who may have been standing in the road beside it. She should have her license suspended for such idiocy. Who the f does that upon approaching flashing red and blue lights? Slow down and move over!
I’m so relieved that both the officer and the person that rear ended his vehicle were ok. This could have easily been so much worse. Drivers need to pay more attention to what’s going on around them! What a great officer - he immediately went to check on the driver of the other car to make sure that they were ok before being concerned about his own condition. He is not only a great officer, but a wonderful human being as well! 💕😊👍👏🙏🏻👮♂️
That was me getting pulled over. Thankfully the officer was okay. I was on my way to work too lol. He was very professional and was actually about to let me go before that happened. She was going at least 70.
Yeah dude totally
Glad you're okay, Sir.
Cap
whatever
No. I that was me getting pulled over. He was about to let me go.
Cop 1: DON’T MOVE!“ I got one at gunpoint!!! GET OUT of the VEHICLE!!”
Cop 2: “ma’am are you ok….can you move at all?
Adrenaline makes your brain work weird. I'd rather him walk up with gun drawn than not after a crash like that. No telling these days if someone was high on something or just wanted to take a cop out with them.
@@feraynironmane8101 that’s 100% correct. As a SOLO officer on scene with a full adrenaline dump AFTER a head injury, I wouldn’t expect him to do ANY scene commanding. But he remarkably gets out of his vehicle and checks on the person who crashed. Of course he had his gun drawn, a vehicle is a deadly weapon and was just used in a collision. No one knows if the driver was innocent or intentionally trying to hit the officer AT THAT MOMENT. But kudos to the guy who got hit. He handled himself well
@@feraynironmane8101 so next time i get in a accident i have the right to pull my gun in case theyre a drugged lunatic? cops don't get special treatment.
@@TGears314 he wasn't solo at that point, and I doubt a car with a wheel snapped off an axle would make much of a weapon.
@@fel9118 no but a weapon can be used as a weapon
I’m glad no one was killed or permanently disabled. This could’ve been so much worse. Whoever was driving that car even though they not only wrecked but wrecked into a Police Officer is a lucky person to not have killed anyone.
God Bless this Officer! And the man that immediately checked on him!
"That's the end of 125"
"You really made her rest in peace"
"Not the way I wanted to!"
They felt bad for the poor Crown Vic lol
That's because the Vic is a legend. Used by police for over 30 years.
@@LITTLE1994 💯 these new cars are too expensive too fragile and too hard to work on. and 2011 you could buy a brand new police interceptor crown Vic for $25,000. my water pump went out on my crown Vic went and bought new one for $80 and put it on before I went to work. my buddy had a 2017 explorer he was still making payments on the water pump went out and the repair was so expensive they had to take the car back from him and give him something else. they were great cars for fleet service.
@@OsakaBancho Yeah. The Vic and its cousins the Grand Marquis and Town Car are easy to work on and parts are usually cheap. Plus, their durability helps a lot. Police cars these days never will run like the older full-size sedans they used in the past decades.
What does the "125" signify?
@@diogeneslantern18 I assumed that was the number of the cruiser that got hit, the Sgt(?) that drove up had car #127
Cop 1: "Is she detained?"
Cop 2: "Well, she's stuck in her car, does that count?"
When was this
@@marcellusmalveaux I think he means 9:36
😂
Cop 3: "can we shoot her and say she had a gun or tried to run"
People make mistakes. That could have been someone’s grandmother or something.
Crown vic is like "bro we got hit"
The Lincoln be like "we need a whole new car now"
Just pull the frame with a machine and new rear suspension parts and a new rear bumper and that ic is ready to go back on the road lol. Not really but those cars are strong
@@Ajgramaglia may not be worth it
Body on frame.
Well the physics of two things colliding is the same, more energy of the crash went to the cop sitting in the car. I’d rather need a new car then get a traumatic brain injury and an injury. New cars fall apart in wrecks for a reason. Part of the reason fatalities are less likely in crashes with modern cars
Funny, both are made from the same manufacturer.
RIP Another Crown Vic. Thank you for your service.
Glad he's okay. RIP to that Crown Vic. One of the most iconic police cars ever made.
And one of the most scariest to see in your rear view.
Down with the vics! Retire them all.
The most*
I'm just glad he didn't shoot the lady. Why would he approach with his gun drawn, just cause someone rear ends you does not make it ok to pull a gun on them. What if I did that after I was rear ended, I would be in jail
@@mr.cardguy7635 He did that because he has no idea why he was rear ended. His lights were on and he was clearly visible. The person who rear ended him may have wanted to do him harm. They may have planned to ram him and come up and shoot him. He was simply prepared for the scenario that he was attacked.
Props to the citizen who helped the officer even when he may have been getting a ticket. And props to the officer for being a tank and continuing to do his job even though he may have been severely injured. When your adrenaline is going that fast, sometimes people don't even know their limbs are broken.
That’s not the guy he pulled over that helped him out of the car. It’s another cop. You can see his radio, vest and duty belt if you look closely. The guy he pulled over stayed in the car.
@@jdisdetermined no it is the guy. evidence is: when we walks past the car he pulled over the door is open. second: he says "just stay in your car man" and third, while first responders are fast, that was too quick for another police car to show up. if it was a cop, then the cop would have assisted in securing the lady in the other car. but a cop doesn't come until he has been holding the car at gun point for a minute or two
Thank you
@@jdisdetermined dude, rewind its the same voice.
What? What citizen helped?
This officer is a real hero. In all the pain he was feeling, he was concerned for everyone else. ❤
That's one Crown Vic that's off the road, and safe from Ol' Cleetus Mcfarland......
The front end might still be useful!
LOL
Hahaha
Hell yeah... brother.
Now he’s gonna get a charger
Lol the lady joking about putting the car to rest in peace. For a second I thought they were talking about the lady but yeah the poor old vic. New charger!
The whole time I see him wandering down I’m like “dude stop sit down your hurt why you walking?”
Adrenaline is one hell of a thing.
It definitely is when your adrenaline is through the roof like that you don’t feel pain as much or none at all
Shock. That's future ptsd if he hasn't already got it.
You're *
@@rob5249 Less shock, more adrenaline. And, possible PTSD. I was nailed from behind like that, by a drunk driver, when I was at a red light a half mile from my station after a shift. Other car was traveling 55-60, and driver was so intoxicated that they didn't even know they'd hit anything. I had minor injuries, lots of adrenaline, but thankfully no PTSD resulting from it.
This is why you slow TF down when you see any first responder/road safety crew on the side of the road.
props to the original individual, helping the officer rather than taking off or just sitting there.
Most people would do that I think.
@@jaelynn7575 in todays society, i highly doubt many people would offer a hand
I help people, work in a humane society and feed dogs, donate to homeless shelters, just donated like $200 to teamseas, limit my CO2 emissions, hardly use plastic, and pick up trash in my neighborhood. Only 16 btw
Whenever I get pulled over I pull WAAYYYY over. Give him some extra space
That's what I said on my comment
I once was getting pulled over on a highway where I live by a rookie cop (I knew he was because you don’t pull people over where he tried to get me), it was literally right at the end of a bridge on which people speed to no end. I threw on my hazards, waved to him, slowed down and drove an additional 300 yards to a safe exit where there is very very little traffic. He accused me of trying to run. I genuinely did it to keep him safe. I was annoyed he accused me of that. He did it again in court when I beat his ticket. Ridiculous. But I would do it again.
One of the problems is, people tend to fixate on an object, like a police car on the side of the road. And, that results in them aiming TOWARDS that object without even realizing it. In dancing, you are taught when pivoting, to LOOK at where you want to go. Your body will naturally move in that direction. When there is something you do NOT want to hit, keep your eyes moving and do not fixate on it. Of course, it also helps if you are actually driving, rather than doing fifteen others things. And sorry women, you cannot multi-task. All that results in is doing multiple things poorly.
I keep one in the chamber just in case.
@@user-zp5tj5vd3w Foooor whom???
Poor dude didn’t even realize the door was lock he got hit hard
*I mean getting hit hard like that and hitting your head and with adrenaline you can’t exactly think straight immediately after*
He got hit on that side, its likely the car was crushed to the point where the door could not open.
EDIT: definitely crushed, look around 5 min when he goes back to it.
Crown vics Auto Unlock when opening the door
@@arc00ta opens just fine at 5:13
Fords unlock when you pull the handle from the inside. Many cops have been seriously injured or killed after their Crown Victoria was hit left rear with the doors stuck and the car on fire.
How can you NOT see an array of flashing blue lights right in front of you?! This is why i always say driving should be a privilidge that is VERY hard to obtain.
How does one not see the red and blue lights flickering, especially this time of day?? Wow!!!!!
they probably obscurred her vision of the car itself tbh
I read somewhere that at night people tend to follow the flashing lights. Especially drunks.
Mad respect to the officer, he took a major hit and kept on working tell the other officers assured him he can take a moment and rest they got it covered, that’s major dedication.
Nope, he pulled his gun like an idiot. HIs adrenaline got the best of him.
Yeah, I agree with the other reply here. He pulled his gun and later said he didn't know what was going on when he did so. Also he could not listen to the other cop when told to sit by his car, to stop moving around, to put his hands on the back of his car, to stay still and to stop going in and out of his car. Using his flashlight even after told that the other cop had this. And cursing one drive while doing so.
@@resinfingers3896 Clown. Ig an officer isn’t allowed to defend himself from a car speeding towards him.
@@RealCrackedFatTurkey Thankfully you aren't an officer, your jittery ass would be pulling a gun on everyone.
@@resinfingers3896 yep he was ready to retaliate and kill the other driver
I really like that female cop, she finally took charge of the situation and took care of the injured cop.
@@maccheese9072 so are men
@@plumpbird. it’s like women have motherly instincts
@@maccheese9072 Girls? How about women? How about "people"?
My son graduated the Police Academy in April. He just wrapped up Field Training (WI-MPD) Thursday. He was in the Marine Corp but his "public service" worries me so much more. Law enforcement is ALWAYS in my prayers.
They are both lucky they survived. That was terrifying. When the guy he pulled over jumped out to help him I was super impressed.
I felt bad listening to him in pain and still trying to do his job. Just looking at his car you could tell how horrible that crash was. I don't understand how you hit a lit up emergency vehicle!
It said she was trying to merge when she hit him. I take that to mean she didn't want to be slowed down (or miscalculated how much room she had) and slammed the car before she realized her mistake. No one wants to brake and wait for an opening when they get caught in an occupied lane like that. I personally believe she saw an opening and accelerated to get into it but ran out of space to do so. A little common sense and a little more patience could have avoided this entire incident.
I was also wonderinf why the squad car looks unmarked. Unmarked police cars cant make traffic stops and people do not have to stop for them, even if they have red and blue flashing lights. It is a safety thing. Cops have to be in clearly marked cars and motorcycles so citizens know they are being pulled over by a real cop. And regular car with no decals with flashing red and blue lights is not legally enough. And though it happens, and cops get away with it (mainly because it is never challenged), but off duty cops cant make traffic stops. Even detectives cant make traffic stops. You actually have to be a patrol officers. Or whatever its called. Highway patrol and/or the cops that spend their days driving around in MARKED cars and motorcycles.
@alyssaheller7860, sorry, but you are SO wrong. Don’t know where you get that idea, but you really should ask your local, county or state highway patrol. I bet ya they will tell you differently.
Wanted him to sit down the whole time after the accident… made me anxious. Hopefully he is okay, big prayers. 🙏🏽
He died actually. ..
Too many doughnuts
@@trailblazer77 wow what a great joke 👏🏽 how did you come up with something so brilliant?!?!? Gtfoh 🤡
@@trailblazer77 sucks no one laughed, cause its shit
@@trailblazer77 no ones laughing 😐
@@sorrybootthat8655 actually I did laugh
Yikes. When I see a Police Officer, anywhere, at any time, I pray for them to be kept safe. There are so many dangers out there. Bless his heart.
If you can't see those bright flashing red and blue lights, then you have zero business operating a vehicle on a public roadway -- period. Move over/slow down laws are in effect in almost every single state in the country. You're supposed to slow down and give a wide berth to emergency vehicles. There needs to be far stiffer penalties levied against these stupid, inattentive drivers. As an avid motorcyclist, it's especially infuriating to see incidents like this one, because unlike the lucky police officer in this video, we are not protected by a 4,000 pound steel cage. All it takes is one careless driver to end your life.
I'm with you 100%! I also ride a motorcycle and it's these idiots that freak me out when riding.
Agreed, but by the same token nobody is forcing you to ride a motorcycle. Everyone knows that's dangerous according to all available statistics.
She had no business driving a vehicle.
It says she saw the lights, she just thought he was further over to the right - I agree she’s not competent to be driving, tho
That was some hit. Poor town car is all done. They don’t make them like that anymore. He was lucky he was in that car.
Glad all are ok.
town car?
@@yammmit eh same platform lol
@@amf5171 same frame and control arms different suspension. towncars ride way better
Yea idk bro
@@tookapack9984 coming from someone that owned a couple towncars I should know if it rides better than a Crown Victoria don't need to be talking without knowing the info that's all I'm putting out there towncars ride on air suspension not coils big difference
Glad the officer is okay. That's the #1 thing in life to make sure they're okay. You guys put your life on the line to protect and serve. We thank you to all Officers for keeping us safe.
The guy who was initially pulled over, that sustained zero damage and was subsequently let go without a ticket… he drove away, lighting a joint, and never feeling luckier.
The end.
This woman had to have been on the phone there (or high on drugs)? How would she not see the cop car with lights on infront of her?
She "thought the police car was futher right than it actually was". That, or she was actually on the phone. Doesn't really matter if she's lying or not. She has proven that she is OBVIOUSLY not fit for driving a car.
"the woman allegedly told investigators she saw the lights on the squad car, but she thought the patrol vehicle was furhter to the right than it actually was"
I 100% agree though, what a dumb excuse. Distracted driving or pure selfishness of not giving the lane.
Those lights can be blinding sometimes , needless to say she should have been to the left lane, but it's possible her "excuse" was truthful
@@Noops69 well she is 55yrs old maybe she has vision problems to where she thought the car was farther to the right when she was at a distance.
@@Christenzilla It's a 2 lane road, How would he be further to the right, without being on someones lawn? The squad car fills 70% of the lane AT LEAST, if your vision is so bad you cant see flashing lights INFRONT of you, maybe you should not be driving.
2nd officer did the right thing by taking control.
@Keith Sergent Okay. You say that again once you've been rear ended, out of nowhere, in the middle of a traffic stop, at night, alone, and with injuries, while in shock.
@@CanadianAvian well yeah, there was REASON subjectively. But there was no NEED for it objectively.
@Keith Sergent but but what if it was serial killer that hit him, officer's safety 🤣🤣🤣 bootlickers but who ya gonna call to get victimized?
@Keith Sergent Let me clarify.. it was good that the other officer took over because the first officer was injured and involved in a serious incident. His actions were all justified. After you've assaulted an officer their first action must be to make sure the assailant is not going to continue to harm, neutralize, and without further info this officer didn't know if it was intentional or not, so raising his weapon was 100% reasonable.
@Keith Sergent does the officer know that immediately? Or do you know it because you've witnessed the full event?
For those wondering why he drew his gun:
My guess is that, due to the fact most are able to clearly see bright flashing lights at night, the assumption was that the crash was malicious and that they wanted to injure the officer. For this reason, he drew his gun while advancing on the vehicle to get the driver out. You never know what you might find yourself in, and do to both the speed and nature of the crash, he most likely drew his gun out of safety *just in case* the driver was malicious with the crash. Hind sight is 20/20, and we know that the crash wasn't malicious, but while on scene you never know.
Malicious? Who is going to wreck their own vehicle or put themselves in that type of danger just because they don't like cops? It was just his adrenaline. At that point he wasn't thinking clearly and needed to sit down if he didn't have enough sense to see if the other people were okay.
@@ErosEchos People do that. Sometimes they don't care about their own safety. People have intentionally struck officers or their vehicles on the side of the road even if it means injuring themselves. So yes, in my *opinion*, he was justified in pulling his gun. However, your point does have backing to it, as after he said he didn't really know what was going on. But, again, hind sight is 20/20, so we can critique people then. It's a lot different when you're on scene.
@@abbyvonzorro2782 maybe the cop should direct the driver to a safer spot to pull over! tough lesson to learn
He was not in the right state of mind it’s dark they weren’t completely clear off the road, makes more sense to see it being a accident then it being malicious. He was in the middle of a traffic stop it wasn’t like he was staking anyone out or given anyone a reason to target him. The excuse of just because he was hit is bs. If that’s your point then hell no one should even be able to drive by a traffic stop. He could have been concussed drawing a weapon immediately in that state is not safe. If he wasn’t going to check on her safety then he should have remained ether covered behind his car or not have approached the car at all if he really thought someone was trying to be malicious
If the car was going to hit him on purpose you'd think they would hit straight and not side swipe.
Cop: Wow you really made her rest in piece..
Main cop: giggles
Good ole Vic jokes, work anytime
She great
Love it
Seeing him still checking on people warms my heart and breaks it cause ik he's hurt you can hear it
This is why you get into the farthest lane when there is a squad car conducting a traffic stop.
And this is a huge reason traffic stops are so dangerous. People just do not pay attention and too many don't bother to move over as is the law
Or even slow down apparently. Yikes!
Slow down and move over its the law
she's clearly a old lady, depth perception starts to fail, granted yes she should have done alot of things but shit happens
Alex: 55 isn't old. It's just middle age. Although compared to that, you're just an immature boy. And statistically, sexist jokes aside, men are worse drivers, with poorer judgement and more accidents.
Exactly
Guy pulled over like
“Does this mean I don’t get a ticket”?
The fact that he gets rear ended and injured and still does his job
him being involved in the accident means he can’t investigate anything related to getting rear ended. and he prematurely ended the original traffic stop cause clearly he’s got other things to worry about
He pulled his gun out....
@@ThinkB4uAct2 okay and?
@@_-0_x_-_p_0-_ like to see u do any better after getting rear ended
@Thomas Shannon are you a police officer?
That was a HARD hit. Very happy the officer is okay
5:25 this is why there are laws to move over
Or slow down if you aren’t able to
He was half in the road, an the car that made contact was being passed so couldn't get over, but yea regardless they should have slowed down.