When Dumb Criminals Try To Pull Guns on Cops
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2024
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0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Sebastian Roman
5:25 - Alysha Duran
8:41 - Frederick Goss
10:20 - Kenneth Martell
12:30 - Brandon Lemagne
15:05 - David Koubeck
17:35 - Thomas Robinson
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this is insane can you please pin this comment i watch this all the time no kidding! you would make my day if you do
lmao
Nice
attention seeker moment
THANK YOU BRO GOD BLESS OMG YOU MADE MY DAY MAN THANK YOU I LOVE THIS CONTENT so crazy right?
@@Ruki_isthebesttt its not "daisy" lol i just wanted to be pinned i never got it before i like watching this content lol
That first kid was caught with alcohol, admitted to weed, tried to pick up little girls, and didn’t get arrested, then PULLED A GUN. What an idiot
yeah bro if I were him I'll just cooperate
@@Michael-mk4thif you were him you'd like young girls eh eh eh. You like em dint ya admit it.😊
@@ciaranbyrne62😊
When he was running the cop was even was yelling get out of here, mans could of just dipped wtf
Yeah like when he ran away the cop did nothing he would have been fine
The poor officer on the second case... 😢 He was trying so hard to communicate with her and he was being really sweet and sensitive towards the situation and then it all took a turn for the worst... I felt his tears ... 🙏🙏
Yes, he was put through a really extreme situation forced to take very quick and hard decision.
nicest people always get the worst.. 😢
When he said im so sorry i hurt my heart
felt so bad
Guy's a effete disgrace. Get these wimps off the force!
That first one had the coolest cop in the world and somehow managed to fuck it up.
Fr
True bro that cop Would of had an 80% chance of not arresting if he just dealt with it
😂
I feel really bad for the woman on that bench in the first one. She was just having a normal day but suddenly found herself in the middle of a gunfight.
I can’t imagine how scared she must’ve been
Hearing that officer cry and say “I’m so sorry” was fucking absolutely heartbreaking, I hope he’s okay. Officers have to deal with a lot of trauma, it’s a shame how they’ve been demonized by the media over the last few decades. They are heroes in my book.
That was no trauma, maybe to a regular person but not to cops, I think that dude was just havin a looooooong day
@@BerserkGuitarist?
what?@@jay2282
@@BerserkGuitarist not all cops are bad guys dude.
@@BerserkGuitaristwhen you have to do something like that no matter who you are it can cause emotional damage especially when you see that you almost killed an innocent during cross fire. Don’t be ignorant.
The fact that some people are willing to die instead of deal with the consequences of their actions, even if it was just a minor warning is just horrifically sad.
There’s clearly other things going on in their life that this is just the boiling point.
@@nimitz1739So... what?
Guess what? A lot of people go through tough times - not all of them go commiting crimes and then trying to avoid arrest.
In other words - give me ONE REASON that justifies that behaviour.
No, seriosly.
@@CorpusGreedBecause you asked: Abusive Parents, Drug Abuse, Temporary Insanity, Bullying, Harassment, Being a disappointment, even with all of these you still shouldn’t try to pull a gun on someone but humans are simple creatures guided by emotion
@@theaceofspdesnone of which are valid reasons😭😭😭😭😭
@@CorpusGreed You’re a bozo and a baby
I feel bad for the officer that was begging her life for him not to shoot her. Hearing her beg gave me the goose bumps. I’m glad her partner was there to help…
yeah bc if not , unfortunately she probably would have lost her life
It was genuinely shocking for me. I cried during that part. Maybe I'm too emotional, but I REALLY can't imagine being in a situation like that. Thank god he was there..
Always give your location and request backup on a dark rural road. Period.
She shouldn't have enlisted into the service, then.
yeah but her partner paul blart took so fucking long
7:57 He broke my heart... It wasn't his fault but said "sorry" multiplies time, he's a good man. I hope he's doing good now 🙏
My heart goes out to that second cop. I’ve never heard such sadness in a cops voice. I truly hope for the best for him.
Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ♥
@@abel6298Read your Quran!
Yes read your bible you need it and you are not coming to my house
Lol
@@user-hc1ie4hl5t What... what does this even mean?
I’m lying in my bed and watching the cop cry and apologies to the witness just made me break down in tears. My heart goes out to that guy.
Same 😭🙏
I'm at the toilet :D
Was anyone damage there? I hope they are ok
@@josefidelmartinez3708 did u shat out some blood in a display of sympathy?
😂😂😂😂 @@josefidelmartinez3708
It was really heartbreaking to see the cop cry. He thought he did something wrong but it was for his own and the country's good. Sending prayers to the stressed but brave cop
4:35
the cop got some real dedication to evade a fatal fall by doing a side-roll *WHILE SHOT.*
He wasn’t hit
The first officer is one of the few in-shape police I've seen recently. He actually ran for more than 10 seconds straight, after being shot at.
No idea why cops aren't expected to maintain good physical health/shape. How can you expect them to protect civilians when they can't protect themselves lol.
It really should be mandatory for them to be in shape. It's incredibly sad when it takes 4 to 6 cops to restrain one person so they can cuff them...
@@shayoko6while I agree about the being in shape thing, this particular issue is a big misconsception on this : restraining someone without hurting them is really really hard that is why u need several people
Takes that many to reatrain someone on drugs going apeshit@@shayoko6
10 seconds? Amazing for a cop
I feel sorry for the officer who had to shoot her. He really did what he could to help AND avoid this incident. However, he did what he had to do.
I disagree. he could have slid around the other side of the car and added some distance
@@mikelballard5041there is no IF in his situation, he did what he had to, she forced it.
@@mikelballard5041oh yeah because people always pull guns on you so you seem to know pretty well how to handle than the police himself right at that moment?
@@mikelballard5041 In an ideal world, sure. In reality, when you pose a potentially lethal threat, you stand the chance of getting seriously hurt or killed.
Don't blame the cop (victim) here. They may or may not have chosen the optimal course of action here, but they're not the ones who caused this situation.
@@mikelballard5041 Keep in mind that innocent bystanders are at risk as well, and unfortunately one was possibly injured in the crossfire in a small amount of time. If the cop took any longer, more innocents could have been possibly injured/killed due to the perps unsound choice. I think we both can agree that the perp was NOT in the best headspace, so I wouldn't trust her weapon handling skills at all to only hit her intended target. Unfortunately she choose violence with no explanation or recourse and the cop was forced to act, not to just protect himself, but others as well.
I got terrified when the girl was begging to not get shot. I seriously thought she was going to die. Luckily she didn’t
Dude at the start had TWO chances to leave. First when he was escorted outside and not arrested, and second when he started grabbing his bag, the cop advised him to leave. What an idiot😑
Dude turned a drinking ticket into an attempted murder one.
he killed himself
He took the asphalt temperature challenge, buddy
Which one
@@BasedDad35the what challenge?
u left out the gun charge
Seeing that cops reaction to almost catching someone in the crossfire was heartbreaking. Shit can just go completely sideways at a moments notice with only fractions of a second to respond.
I thought that person died from being in the crossfire
Respect to the first officer being able to continuously run that far with all the gear he carries.
i love first responders, they are angels. please please pleaseeeeeeeee tell one of them thank you for your service and hard work. i saw a cop at a gas station and told him thanks for your hard work. 💚
19yo, man. How can you throw your life like that?
its because the 19 year old didnt want to be a man he wanted to be a little kid thinking hes grown
Guess he was raised by GTA
Lmao why pull a gun on a cop
Cuz he probably couldn't poses and shouldn't of admitted smoking weed like an idiot
Some people think that life is a video game and they'll respawn after 10 seconds, smh
I watched an extended video of Alysha Duran, it was tragic. The officer approached all parties with genuine respect and concern. He had no ego, he felt no pride or superiority, he was looking out for everyone and he had to face a horrific situation and he did it. He did it well and human.
To me, it seemed like she may have been suicidal. In the extended video that you saw, was there any explanation as to why she did what she did? The way she was parked and the fact that she had a gun in the car and was completely silent when he was trying to communicate tells me that she already had her mind made up.
@@milesfoot I agree. It seemed like "suicide by cop" to me.
@@milesfootit looked like she was praying when she kept touching her necklace. I wished he noticed, but I’m glad he is safe. I wish there were more cops like that man.
@@milesfootya exactly my thought. She seemed so drowsy and down
So what happened? From what I understood, she pulled a gun on the cop so he would just shoot her, cuz she was depressed, or am I wrong? If that’s the case, it’s heartbreaking how the officer had to affront this situation
The gas station incident is worrisome. How can people see a suspect going for a cops gun and just hop inside their car and drives away?
Ain't tryna get shot
Bystander effect
@@Like_Whut wrong
@@GooseGumlizzard elaborate
@@Like_Whut theyd ont want to help thats it. By stander effect is just an excuse
Imagine pulling a gun on multiple armed professionals that can call for backup.
This cop is an absolute unit!
Edit: The first cop is an absolute unit, guy ran through those hedges , recovered from the fall and continued to give chase
Starsky and Hutch level police work. I didn't think they did that in real life.
and in SHORTS, bro fell in shorts and kept it goin like it was nothin
I literally yelled Hoo-Yahh when I saw that part! Definitely has a military background 🇺🇸👍
He was also really polite and understanding towards the suspect
He also chased someone who just shot at him, that takes balls
Bro in the first clip is a real trooper. He fell over halfway during his foot chase and he just rolled right back into a run.
Man, hearing that cop cry after that incident had me all broke up. He really did not think a stop like that was gonna go that way.
That side roll 4:30 on concrete was mad cool & the officer did it while being wounded, so badass
9:15 It was reiterated many many times at the State Corrections while I was a C.O. NEVER under any circumstances would you ever have your service weapon between you and the inmate. It did not matter if they were in a coma or on life support. Some people are damn good actors and will do ANY thing to escape. Always have situational awareness!
Both Correctional Officers were on the heavy set side of things.
bro lost a fight to a cripple omegalul.
@@perfectionist. A man in a wheelchair stood up faster than a police officer lmao.
yeah dude was NOT in shape enough for that kind of work
@@henryvlubaiv8628 Bro didn't even try to fight man he just sat and laid there. I feel bad for him though because i don't think he ever expected this.
It’s always important for 2 cops to go together, to prevent something bad. Because it’s really dangerous for 1 cop to work alone
Exactly. Its completely nuts to let them go patrol, in the middle of nowhere, _alone_
Especially when its a woman or old person that clearly has no mental stability or physical capabilities to deal with the situation properly.
8:35 "bring some doughnuts to my location dispatch"
The second cop has a good heart
the kenneth one is actually really scary, having try to protect yourself because a suspect pulled out a gun is horrifying.
honestly tho that roll at 4:34 was kinda sick
Yeah bro 😎
Yeah it was pretty bad ass. Tanked through the shrub combat rolled right back to sprinting 😎
That’s some video game stuff
Yeah that was awesome, reminded me of a COD cutscene from the older games
@@Stablast36bo1 campaign 👍
The poor officer for Alysha's case. "I'm so sorry" while sobbing, poor guy.
I lived less than a mile down the road from the Willoughby OH one (that’s the airport ahead on the left and Lake Shore 283 2 mi ahead.
I always tell people how good residents of Cleveland are and how well others care for people in the community. When I saw bystanders pull over to assist the cop - I teared up a little bit. As a current resident of another part of the state, I really miss home ❤. Will always be proud to call Cleveland home.
Cop in the second clip must have been in shock. He was more concerned about shutting traffic down opposed to checking for life and clearing the weapon. That's normally how the process would evolve. Poor guy. He sounded so concerned and sincere when he asked her if she needed an ambulance and begged her to talk to him. I hope he is able to recover from this and work it out with his therapist
I'm gonna give a warning someone in this comment section is being an ass about this clip claiming that cops are not human and shouldn't have emotions when on the job.
I understand and feel for the cop but some people don't and i don't understand.
@@splitthegrinlinSeems he read your comment and went "Durr, I can't farm ragebait here" and gave up on this one.
@@splitthegrinlin
If you shot someone you would be in shock
He doesnt need a therapist he was almost shot
That Corrections Officer got a massive wake up call telling him that his career is over, he carries a weapon as part of his duties, and he has demonstrated that he can no longer be relied upon to take effective responsibility for the security of that weapon. A harsh reality for him to come to terms with, but his failure to prevent his weapon being taken from his person not only put his life at risk.
How are you gonna let a wheelchair bound dude take your gun 😭 embarrassing as hell
i live 45mins away from that case lol
Both of those officers were obese and yet they can continue to keep that kind of job? He could not even manhandle a crippled guy, and the second officer took soooo long to respond and did not even have his weapon drawn. Seems like they forgot what kind of job they had - insane!
@@machenkaThat's my main question. Why can Correctional Officers let themselves go but regular cops can't?
Buddy couldn't even be put in charge of keeping his pants up
that dive through the bush in the first video was low key badass
The grandma who started lecturing the old man killed me 😂😂
8:01 you can really hear his world crashing as he realizes what he has just done, heartbreaking
That officer that broke down is breaking my heart ❤️ he was forced into this situation and he has to live with it 😢
He chose that job 😂 Imagine being a veteran
@@BerserkGuitaristlow effort troll
@@BerserkGuitaristthey are both tragic that’s the only way it should be compared, nothing like that should happen to anyone
@@BerserkGuitaristbeing a veteran has nothing to do with being a cop. get off the youtube shorts dude
Her stoopid being a beat cop don’t require anything but an ego and a lil bit of muscle (but look at all the literal pigs in the force), and you say you gotta live with yourself in that job field? Lmao comical, if you’re tough and wanna fight for something and you’ve got the mind for it be a vet and fight for you “country” or just live a life of crime for yourself and to protect your family. A cop’s job ain’t hard, why’d you think they get paid so little? That cop was milking it he cried for no reason he’d get absolutely smoked in the military or a real life shootout with guys who mean buisness. Clearly the internet has turned your brain into mush so I’d suggest getting off forever, ya ignorant little kid 👦
People like you are pretty much members of the press, and I respect that
The third and fourth cases show how an awful shape can really complicate things and add to the danger of the situation...
@13:45 When a police officer tells you "Sir, you are not going to jail right now, Alright? Just get off my gun" you should trust him because at this point you are probably going to the morgue. 🤣
10:24 It baffles me that us sheriff and police department allow overweight officers that can barely move properly, there should be some regulations, being fit and healthy should be one of the main priorities of an officer
Also its always shit to see a female officer risking their life and the life of other officers cause they lack the Physical strength to mess with the male gender. Its great that you want to be a police officer but if you are not capable, dont do the job. Especially when it could risk others life
Its the truth@@user-tp9vk1of8q
You wanna see your family die cause an officer of the law was not in shape and didnt manage to even defend them selfs?
If you suck at something irrelevant, sure, nobody will mind. But if you suck at defending your self and the ones around you, its a whole different topic.
Imagine the chaos if you had the roles of most criminals and cops swapped. Somewhat smart criminals that the capability to shoot a person from far away versus a mentally unstable person that is supposed to be a cop but is completely incapable of doing their job. And this is why you would typically need training as a cop and need to stay in a decent shape to do your job right.
But lets bring it that way: Imagine shit goes down, you got a fit police officer that is well trained and a fat officer that has been doing the job for 2 months, has no proper training and just wanted to try out the job. Who are you gonna pick?
@@user-tp9vk1of8q it isn't mean though it's the straight truth, that officer was STRUGGLING to get a WHEELED suspect off of him
I fully agree and I thought the same thing. A cop in good shape would easily have got the man in control before the gun even came out, and the journey would have been safe. I think that just doing that and having no fitness regulations is just endangering the person's life.
Small towns (mt Vernon could be argued small by city standards at 14k) can lead to desperate needs for bodies or he could be only a jail deputy in which some jails have less strict guidelines for fitness which is never good
Seeing the citizens all help the officer was really cool and heartwarming
I´m glad the backup arrived at the right moment to help the officer with Kenneth Martell.
I know officers are trained and always “prepared” to be shot or injured but I literally can’t fathom how they logically respond to life and death interactions like this in a matter of seconds. We are hard wired by nature to flee away from danger; the brain pretty much just shuts off all other thoughts and enters into survival mode and yet officers still somehow manage to remain in the mindset of doing their job and trying to ensure public safety by whatever means necessary. Just incredible.
The way policeman cried at second case… huh, I guess it is not often he gets to deal with cases like these. Hope* he is okay
That honestly made me feel so bad, he must have been so overwhelmed
Yeah that really got me, too.
God bless all the good cops out there. And thank you...
"Huh, I guess it is not often he gets to deal with cases like these."
What???? How often do you think most officers approach a middle aged soccer mom looking woman who ends up trying to shoot them in the face in the middle of a busy street in the rain with no notice or clues whatsoever.
If you think police officers are having gun fights on the regular, you should really educate yourself. Most officers never have to fire their duty weapons even once through their careers
@NameUnimportant24 I don't want to seem rude, but I'll have to disagree on that. I'm a student under a retired police officer, define me what are police officers duties weapons, before it we any of their duty weapons which includes pepper spray and a tazer, police officers have at least used their duty weapons at least once, and yes even their guns. Yes I understand it's not common but there always a chance and that chance is high. That's pretty much it, have a nice day.
@@PeggyNotPeggy you should definetly show the retired officer this conversation lol
Man you can feel the pain in his voice saying im sorry no cop should have to go through that
When he said Ohio, that me go on the floor laughing😂
sometimes you forget that cops are also just humans. In the third case when the officer tried to protect himseldf and put his arm in front of his face i almost cried. You need to imagine maybe he has kids at home waiting for him.
It's a sad case but that officer has no business being in that profession if he can't even fight off a man in a wheelchair. A well-trained officer in decent shape would have easily taken care of that situation and prevented any injuries.
*"B-but muh ACAB!"*
Truly captures the range of police officers in the United States, from running through thick hedges and dodging bullets to protect people, to having to fight cripples due to not following guidelines and losing.
Having one box of donuts a day cop literally presenting his gun to the guy out of cuffs. Guy is a murderer & you're going to have one cop taking him out of the car? What kind of lazy fat ass department is this???
Imagine getting your gun taken and getting killed by someone in a wheelchair
He fucked up when he turned his back to the wheelchair man! How careless!😮
Her screaming no LOL
How long was the lady officer going to scream before the second office responds?! Da hell are wrong with these cops!?!?
agreed completely unprofessional
She later sued the department for being fired for PTSD symptoms
@@Jermster_91 i found that out before watching the clip because i really didnt want to see her get shot by that guy
They were back up, arriving just in time.
It's not like they were riding together in the same patrol vehicle
@@chemache8571 That actually makes sense. TY. 👍
That corrections officer is the prime example of a terrible choice, someone had to look at him and his physicality and go "Yeah, he looks capable"
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"Hotel Mike" lmao
Bro that officer was playing subway surfers in the first one💀
Its sad how no one came over to help the officer for the gas station scene
One dude drove off…unreal
@@Supernice_guyand what do they do if he got control of the weapon?
they were smart for driving away idk what you are talking about
he obviously didnt and one hit from anyone by anything couldve prevented all of that to happen they couldve just scared him by a car@@doggosforlife_
“Sir your not going to jail, get off my gun!” He for sure goin to jail
Nevermind. Guess the cop was right about him not going to jail. 😂😂
14:30 big props to that officer he stood toe to toe with a unit. And didnt give up. Ive seen many cops get taken advantage of. Much respect to the cop
Bruh the Brandon Lemagne was really weird because there were so many people literally just walking past or driving out of the gas station instead of helping!
Yeah, and Brandon Lemange's sister called the cops murderers. Maybe she should think about what her brother did and rethink that statement. I understand it was her brother, but he is responsible for what happened. He chose that outcome. There is no way she believed that, it just seems that when things like this happen, people would rather cause riots than face the truth.
What one was Brandon Lemange?
nvm im a dumb fuck and didnt relise the video had chapters with theirbnames
@@Hylarchical it happens. Most videos aren't split into chapters.
It’s scary just how calm that man was being while he was in the middle of all this 😮
which man
One with the uhaul. Completely overpowering the officer while trying to get his gun, with the cop getting into his car and trying to drive around and shake him off and the guy is so calm about it. It's eerie.
Second cop, you can see his hands tremble truly heartbreaking, man. I do hope his okay now. that must have been some trauma.
That officer realizing he hit her Jeep and him breaking down shook me to my core. I cant imagine the pain in his heart.
Im honestly glad to see more police bodycams in use and the videos of their daily interactions being shown to the wider public. Give people who might not realize how crazy their job is daily a wide look into police interactions across the board and not just cherry picked bad or good ones from certain areas.
They protect Epstein's clients more than anyone else by default
the 3rd one is exactly why officers need to be in better physical shape
Why "some" because most of them are in good shape, lets not blow it out of proportion here.
The first and second officers shown are a credit to the force. It's a real shame that both of them had to go through what they did over virtually nothing.
As for three and four? Both should be taken off the force and hopefully have been. The guy for losing his service weapon to a currently disabled man, proving he is thoroughly out of shape both physically and mentally. The woman for completely losing her cool in a life threatening situation that very likely would have resulted in her death had backup not arrived when it did. Police officers have to be held to a very high standard for the responsibility they have to their communities and the power they wield to potentially end another person's life. Lessons can be learned from these videos.
The best part about the first guy was that I don’t think the officer was even going the chase him until he pulled the gun.
That officer with the dude in the wheel chair needs to be let go he’s a danger to everyone around him and to himself bc he’s so out of shape he can’t even fight off someone who is in a wheel chair
fr tho
lpl
Facts man
Don't be so hateful towards people in wheelchairs. A lot of them are still capable of walking, and they get insane upper body strength from rolling themselves around.
Those brave citizens helping the female officer are so courageous and their efforts absolutely noticed. Thank you
They deserve the pay instead of her, since they have the strength and bravery she lacks
@@deusvult980That’s a lot of words just to be wrong
@@deusvult980I bet you feel so brave behind your screen
@@TraumatizedDumpster
unlike her, i dont demand to get paid for bravery
and unlike you, i never claimed bravery little cupcake
@@deusvult980excuse me! Women are just as strong as men, I am glad they helped her but she still did her job.
4:36 bro turn on ninja mode😂
If an police officer looses a fight and a gun to an old, wounded guy in a wheelchair, he should not be an officer.
11:40 holy fuck..my heart started racing when the officer started screaming. I don’t think I ever wanna be a cop.
The man could have killed her easily but told her to let go and died from backup. Kinda unfair he was letting her live all she had to do was let go
If I was the cop at the gas station I would have so much fear rn... Respect the cop for surviving this, also every other cop in this video.
So I understand the mentality of, "Oh, they have a warrant for me for the first degree murder I commit the other day, better try to shoot my way out."
But to have that sort of mentality when you AREN'T wanted? And you were facing speeding and not wearing a seatbelt? It boggles the mind.
second to last last one made me feel good! so many good people left in this world. Gives me faith
As LEO myself so many of these are results of bad training by the officer. The CO had no weapon retention control, the female officer was just a freaking mess I hope she’s never back on patrol. This is what happens when you cut funding for training or you get complacent at a job that requires you to keep your head on a swivel each and every day.
Right. The polizei cannot walk around looking for a reason to shoot people. They literally need to BE TRAINED(!) NOT to do this
Yes! Again they need to be trained like military. Its sad when i feel more safe relying on myself than i do a cop.
all of the cops show. In this vid dont follow the basic guidelines taught in my country. Always turn your weapon side away from the person. Never step into their reach, instead increase distance if possible even during talking becauE you never know when they‘re gonna snap. It‘s mindbaffling to see .
dude, istg i almost cried when the cop from the alysha case started crying and apologizing to that woman. THAT is what the humanity needs.
that roll in the first officer was crazy
The first situation escalated so needlessly, and he was about to be let off with a warning
“Oh dang I got a speeding ticket? I need more, let me get 20 years in prison”
11:45 Man she's too brave and trusting for her own good. If I were an officer and it's dark out and Im a FEMALE... I'd be taking all precautions especially knowing the suspect just gave me a fake name.
She violated the man's rights to begin with. There was no articulated suspicion of a crime. You can not ask someone for their ID to look for a reason to arrest them.
@@johnspartan3405Consider the fact that quite often people will hide out in the same way he was because....._they have a warrant out for their arrest. Just like he did._
@@johnspartan3405 smartest police hater
@@YordanNRAX but am I wrong? Honest question as I very well could be wrong. That is my basic understanding of the law and 4th ammendment. And yes I do hate police like this particular officer. For very good reasons.
@@johnspartan3405 Cops are in their right to ask for ID if they are conducting a welfare check, as waiting in a car awake at an early time is pretty weird. I don't know a lot about the US of A law, but the cop did nothing wrong in that video. Not once was the female officer trying to arrest the man for not having an ID, if the said person has a warrant out for their arrest, that is purely a coincidence but the initial reason for asking for the ID, is that it's routine for a welfare check. The man did not look okay in the video and it's better to be safe than sorry.
Funny how you did not respond to the man above my initial comment but responded to my trolly "smartest police hater"
0:41 Is that "Love Yourself" playing in the background at the mall?
4:32 The bro thinks he is on a call of duty mission ☠☠
You could hear her heartbreaking voice, so sad to hear. ☹
The officer that was so nonchalant as he transfered a criminal that had already shot at other officers truly left me speechless.
What a pathetic display of an absolute disregard of safety and professionalism. A "no brainer" situation handled as if the officer had no access to his brain.
The wheelchair left his shields down, believe me
@@lukaknez7916you don’t let your guard down around old ironsides
It was obesity and old age that left his shield down.@@lukaknez7916
Props to every LEO out there who risks his/her life every day to keep us safe. That goes for the K9s as well!
Scary stuff 💔 Thank you to the officers everywhere for your service and trying to keep is safe
so many of these types of videos perfectly teach why multi-level retention holsters are the bare minimum for anyone in these or similar occupations
17:17 I love how the guys ran to help those are the real good citizens ❤
For real. I know many just watch, record, or just leave, but sometimes all it takes is one other person to turn the tide.
I don't think the female police officer played her cards right. For instance purchasing him definitely escalated things to a situation she couldn't handle thus causing citizens to save her and do her job.
Females shouldn’t be cops they get so over powder so easy all they can do is scream and hope citizens will help either than that their more of a risk for citizens getting hurt and themselves
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6:25 Damm the way he describes how he said the gun was pulled😮
2nd case, I felt that officers stress. 3rd case, officers have to be in good physical shape. And I know all budgets are different, but all officers should have partners.
Lady cop who got into a fight had absolutely no situational awareness nor took any proper defensive measures such as keeping her space from the perp.
The fairfax case was crazy seeing this on local dc news stations