When School Shooters Get Caught Red Handed
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0:00 - Devonn Thompson
3:23 - Anthony Loos
6:37 - Nolan Rosen
22:09 - 17 Year Old (Franklin High School)
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The guy who had a gun in his car should have immediately asked for a lawyer. He didn't seem to have planned anything, he was just clueless
On god
Yeah he was clueless, a clueless idiot. Once he started getting argumentative, he put off killer vibes
This is a fairly new arrest... A few months ago in Ohio.. If this charge sticks, I'll be surprised... They clearly detained and questioned him without providing him his 5th Amendment protections.
@@frankiegoss7740 I didn't even realize that! You're right!
@@frankiegoss7740 yup i was thinking the same thiing
Its not a strange thing to say "im not a school shooter" the kid is nervous (obviously thinking nothing is wrong) and wants to say his intent was not to harm anyone
Agreed, I'm not American but I would assume that most people in the states initial response when seeing a white kid with a gun in school will be : School shooter. A nervous and a bit clumsy teenager denying that he is one seems pretty fucking logical.
Yeah he was just a kid making a dumb mistake
yeah he for sure went to school thinking "I have a. im not hurting anyone tho its fine"😂 these criminals always got good exuses
Yeah I completely agree, I don’t see an issue with him bringing a gun in his car at all. I used to live in a small town in montana, literally all of us did.
I don’t think he meant harm, but bro doesn’t have common sense, Bringing a gun into a school, i’d say he was rightfully charged, I think he would be alarmed if a student came up to him and told him the things he told the officers, He litrally can’t argue that it’s legal to bring a gun. Completely unnaceptable.
The officer in the first clip is heroic. Didn't run away, didn't pause, just sprang into action trying to help at every turn. Incredible officer.
Uvalde PD could never!!
I go to that school actually Its called first coast high school and our football team is the buccaners. It was crazy moments before it happened 2 others had been arrested for possessing illegal fire arms. The school is full of a bunch of wannabe gangsters and other similar people.
Many are. Others do their job neutrally, which is asked for. Unfortunately, some aren't, and those are often the ones who end up in the internet.
@@Commander-dd4opfellow jacksonvillian here, can confirm
@@Commander-dd4op as someone who goes there as well, I can agree
That Nolan kid could’ve got away with it if he didn’t say “is this about a bullet” 😂
80 likes and no replies? let me fix that
Exactly
but like they fetch it and saw a bullet in the pack
Ikr
The fact that they still tried to help Devonn Thompson is a pure act of selflessness. Amazing people
you know they have to do that right?
it's so they can arrest him
they have to apply medical care, its the law,
I might save this compilation cause it has that rare moment of empathy. With the still ongoing stigma that shooters are more likely to be black people, they arrest Thompson to save someone who is not a victim. Some notable shooters I've seen, they have bleak backstories. It's good to hear when there's police who care for everyone's life even the perpetrator.
@@TheGamingMotionTGMthey have to heal them, they cant kill them.
Zero knowledge.
I was once a suspected school shooter. I went to the same High School for all 4 years, but being the introvert I am I'd hide away from people during lunch break. My senior year I got forced out into the open and was stopped by the principal accompanied by security. They had me empty out my bags and checked my school ID...they said they've never seen me before so they were suspicious I was up to something 😒
I feel that. I was heavily bullied in Jr High and High School and a bomb threat showed up in the girls bathroom. The first person they suspected was me, I guess, even tho I almost never used the bathrooms at the school and didn't even own any markers. The note was apparently written in pink and orange marker. I only owned highlighters which were required by the school. I'm left handed so I despised markers because they'd stain my palm and smear my art so I didn't even own any. They questioned me illegally, as a minor without parents present and without their permission. Then the next year, I asked if they'd made any progress on that and I was told the highlighters didn't match, but all signs still pointed to me which absolutely irked me. I didn't fucking do it and they never caught who did. It still annoys me to this day.
This is what happens when you don't know your rights and don't advocate for yourself. Imagine not pressing charges, imagine having your own parents or whoever the fk not helping you. @@MihaelLawliet01
u have no idea how many of us is just like u.i didn't hide myself I was just to my self all the time.
@@damagekidswhat's wrong with you?
@@damagekids More like damaged brain, oh wait you don't have one.
I'm sorry, a 10 day suspension? Kids who've skateboarded at my school have gotten longer and worse punishments
Wow...that doesn't make a lot of sense, does it? We are in the United States of America...key word being "united". If we were truly united, than the laws and statutes would be the same across every state and people wouldn't have to worry about learning thousands upon thousands of laws and statutes because they'd know, that the same offense in Maryland would warrant the same offense in California. Just makes more sense to me.
Sometimes, like at my school, a 10 day suspension is the maximum allowed punishment for a student. This year I’ve gotten into a fight and it was explained to me that I’m suspended for 10 days, which is usually what they do when a recommendation for expulsion is being made to give time to process it.
Recommended for expulsion 🤦🏻♂️ and it's for small game animals
He was expelled. If you watch the video, the maximum amount the principal could give was a 10 day suspension and he then sent a recommendation to the superintendent to get expelled. People like you only hear what y’all wanna hear and make stuff up. Like how are you watching the same video as me and then get confused and say things that aren’t true….
@@melissamartin8266 He was expelled. If you watch the video, the maximum amount the principal could give was a 10 day suspension and he then sent a recommendation to the superintendent to get expelled.
I love how police still worry and care for the prisoners, even if they did something bad
It’s their oath
just like how doctors give an oath to treat anybody and try to save anybodies life its kinda the same thing with police (kinda)
I mean, then officers are still human
@@ariscottle3542 you’ll get fired if you don’t provide medical attention if the suspect requests medical attention even if they tried to kill you. It’s really not that impressive or hero like it’s their job
That's their fucking job bro
Honestly, Nolan could have 100% gotten out of that situation if he had stopped saying the most suspicious stuff. I mean seriously, I really don’t know how he could have made himself look any more guilty 😂
well, true, maybe...
but when you're under pressure you can say things that you wouldn't normally say
@@Duality.12I feel like most people would know not to say the very suspicious things he said. I don't know, some people act differently under pressure, but still.
@@Crimsonking741👍
@@Crimsonking741it also sounded like he was a special ed kid from something the principal said. Not sure how much of a difference that makes but still
@@JrWasToShort It does. As a special ed kid myself, I've gotten in trouble with things in school before. Never to that degree though, obviously.
But- my first reaction when I did something I didn't know was wrong was to explain the situation the best I can as early as possible. make sure all of the air is clear. I am innocent, and have nothing to hide.
In this case, he did do something majorly wrong. though, in his eyes- there was nothing out of the ordinary until he started getting in trouble. Panic sets in and the air needs to be cleared as soon as possible to return back to the status quo.
"There's no law that says you can't bring a gun to school," the teenager stated with absolute confidence. The officers were caught off-guard by this statement. One of them pulled out a smartphone and typed something into Google. He quickly scanned the results and with a dumbfounded expression, the cop muttered...
"Well, I'll be... He's right!"
"He IS?"
"Of course not! Now cuff this moron!"
Im pretty sure its completely legal to keep the gun in your vehicle on campus aslong as the vehicle is locked and the gun is out of sight with the ammo stored elsewhere.
@@somethingwithat5787agreed 💯 that poor kid shouldn't have been arrested and that's a fact Jack a car is considered personal property therefore its not a crime to have a gun in a car ik first hand cops love to over dramatise stuff and get a confession i was caught as a juvenile with a list of names which i wrote to cope with the bullying and cops kept interrograting that it was a kill list sometimes the criminals arnt the bad ppl its the cops based on my exp alone
@@somethingwithat5787 I don't know where you live but after Columbine, almost every state in the U.S. designated schools "firearm-free zones" which prohibit any person from carrying a gun, openly or concealed, on school property or at a school-sponsored function (which includes a school's campus, any area within 1,000 feet of a school's campus, and inside any school bus or vehicle parked on a school campus.)
Private property or not, the kid in the video ADMITTED to having the gun in his car because just like you, he was sure it was legal to keep it there. Unfortunately for him, he was wrong and at that point, the cops were left with no choice but to arrest him.
@@CERTAIND00M your wrong on that tho let's be real not everyone's a criminal so logically you should be legally allowed to have a gun in ur possession if it's in private property I'll say it again NOT everyone's a damn school shooter and if it's not on your person is it really a danger?
@@jamesAGarfield608 I'm wrong that a law is a law because... you disagree with the law?
I'm gonna be honest. I think you might've lost the thread on this one.
Its crazy how well most of these cops handled most of these situations
Damn the 3rd clip is wild to me. I graduated in 2018 in a small country town, majority of kids had guns in their car because we hunt all the time. Staff knew we had them and did nothing because it wasn’t an issue. Crazy how times have changed and people have changed.
That's the rural/suburban/urban divide for ya.
Sometimes even that is dodgy. In 2012 at a 4A school, a friend of mine got expelled for doing exactly what that kid did. Henry .22 lever action behind the seat that he was showing off before school. It’s never going to be worth the risk, so leave ‘em at home.
I literally just left a comment very similar did we go to the same school lol
Man what ? I grew up in Northern Mn pretty deep hunting area and nobody brought their rifles to school lol class of 2014
Times haven't changed, more and more people are just signing their rights away out of fear and now it's infiltrated general American culture instead of just California and New York
I feel bad for Nolan, but at the same time so proud of him for keeping his cool, told the cops everything they needed to know and complied with every command. Not to mention how much of a nervous wreck he is😅
he was dumb to not understand the law and specially to admit having a gun when they would never have found that out. he talked WAY too much...
also this video is pretty patethic since literally NONE of the 4 cases were even remotely close to "school shoooters caught red handed" LMAO, just illegal posesion of firearms, that's it.......
@@mranon42023 false 1st dude shot the gun he had...
Think about this: why would anyone bring a gun into school?
To hurt someone?
To threaten someone?
Or To 'look cool'
You don't just bring a gun into school because you feel scared a shooting is going to happen, and you certainly don't bring the bullets with you inside even if that was the case, what was he scared of? Who did he think was the school shooter? Surely if you wanted to protect your school from an active shooter you would bring the gun into school, not in your car? I don't think he wanted to shoot the gun, it could be possible, but there's no way of telling, perhaps he wanted to show the bullet to his friends? Idk I just don't buy the I felt scared story
@@pandorasbox4951finally! A real person!
@@CellMateGus yeah but that was a figh outside school if i recall correctly. still not the calssic planned "shooting"
i liked how the 18 year old guy Was very Honest To The Cops And just telling them everything that he had and what he keeps the weapons for
He should have shut up and asked for a lawyer.
18 year olds ought to still be regarded as minors (like when they try to purchase alcohol). The universal age of adulthood should be moved to 21.
why always lawyer, cant you speak?@@PrimericanIdol
@@juusohiltunen1143 Easy. Anything you say can and WILL be used against you in a court of law.
You shouldn't speak because cops lie for a living didn't they tell him they weren't going to cuff him until they got to the car but they put him in cuffs before they left the office so cops do nothing but lie so don't talk to them.
@@PrimericanIdolthis is true even if you aren’t guilty always ask for a lawyer.
Remember people if you ever find yourself in a situation where everyone around you is trying to incriminate you. Stay silent, DO NOT say anything. Assert your rights and demand to seek legal counsel. DO NOT sign anything, and DO NOT answer any questions without the presence of your attorney or lawyer.
Kid brings a gun to school and your over here trying to say they are trying to incriminate 😂
@@user-oo2gy5cf3ghe said that if your in a situation when your being incriminated, not that these kids were being incriminated
The bravery these officer show, running towards bullets is incredible.
And the shite they have to put up with, I'm amazed people keep wanting to join the force. God bless them .
Mad respect to the officer during the first arrest when he had to cut the kids pants off, despite the kid committing an awful crime, the officer apologized for having to cut off his pants.
no reply? lemme fix that
@@D1pp1nSauce🤓🤓🤓
Preach
@@willyberg123school shootings
@@D1pp1nSauceno bitches? Lemme fix... nope, no way to solve that.
17:35
Kid: "I didn't disrupt anything!"
Prinicpal: "The whole school is on lockdown buddy... I'd call that the biggest disruption you could have"
I haven't laughed that hard in a few days.
Principal is a humor genius
why does he kinda sound like saul goodman
The principal is the one who put the school on lockdown, suspend the principal
@funnyepic7054 What the principal was just doing is his job. When somebody is carrying a weapon in the school or think they are carrying a weapon they have to lockdown the school to keep people safe.
@@funnyepic7054yeah for an idiot bringing a gun onto school property 😂
I was so pissed that no one sympathized with Nolan until I scrolled into comments, there's still faith in humanity after all.. what happened to him was a cruel act to him and to any honest individual who live in our world, Don't let the world change you or your morals Nolan.. Carry on ✊❤️
Lol the law is the law. And there is a reason why guns are not allowed on school property. A long time ago it didn't matter but now others have ruined it.
Up to a year in prison. Yeah if he wasn't a criminal before he will be now. The law is fucked.
@@user-fg3fv9hl3bI Dont think that bringing a gun to school is legal
@@WeedStoner.Mp4 lol definitely not
Props to the second cop for not making him walk through the gym and handled everything calmy. Respect
Nolan is not a evil minded person. But ignorance of the law is no excuse. Obey the law. I carry legally concealed 24/7 and it is a "comfort thing" as Nolan said. There are bad people out there and having a firearm on your person is comforting, just knowing that you will have the means to fight back if some mentally deranged person does something crazy to harm you or others.
bro you are so valid
W ppl thanks for 24 likes
Real
People are dumb including you, who wrote this comment😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So you'll shot someone that tries to fight you unarmed?
@@Jacob_is_Live When in the comment did he say that?
Amazing that the cops can go from fighting this man to trying to protect him good on them! Great work officers!
I feel so fucking bad for the kid who had the rifle in his car, bro literally didnt know and had it for his own comfort
Yeah and the guy who made the video acts like they're badasses for convicting a kid to a year in prison for an honest mistake that of course kids can make. Narrator can go fuck himself.
I am a 7th grader and deeply afraid of something happening at my school, my heart goes out to the people that have actually had to go through these horrific things. Stay safe guys
If you were trying to say "horrific things," I agree. I'm 36 and scared because it doesn't only happen in schools.
im a junior, when i was in 5th grade we have 5 different things happen in the area involving a gun at school all in the same week,
the timeline may be off bc my memory may not be the best
but these incidents included the santa fe shooting about 10 miles away from our junior high school
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Santa_Fe_High_School_shooting
another school a student brought a gun with the intention of k!lling himself with it
another was at my school when a student was found with a gun in his backpack, and i think later the gun was stolen and found in posession of another high schooler
then another i think was a stabbing
and then i cant remember the other. but these incidents scared me and i didnt want to go to school anymore at one point.
we need to prepare and have an escape route in case of these happening at our school, some students dont care about the drills and even think they are pointless, but they really save lives imo
same here i know my school is safe and no one can walk on to school grounds but it's scary
Completely agree, though I hope you didn't mean to say terrific
I'm very sorry that you're having that experience. School has become a much more horrifying place since I graduated over a decade ago. Hopefully nothing happens.
Edit: Unrelated, but you're way young and on here. Hope you're keeping yourself away from the Colleen Ballangers of YT.
When I was in high school, I remember hearing about a kid who just got back home from a hunting trip with his dad getting in some HUGE trouble because he accidentally left his hunting rifle in his truck. It was in the backseat and in plain view. It was proven to be a genuine accident, but I remember being so pissed off for the kid. Now, I'm honestly happy people are so vigilant these days.
shit there were/are country schools where people never take the hunting rifles out of their cars. when i was in school it was a constant thing. ya even in those days if they ever took the gun out of the car they would have been arrested but no one cared that it was the car.
My school almost expelled me cuz I had a fishing knife in my backpack lol. I used my backpack for fishing. I didn’t even take it out at school since I didn’t know I had it in there. On the way home from the bus stop, I was walking with a girl and we found a dog tangled up. So I looked through my backpack to help the dog and then found the knife. The girl told her parents and the parents snitched on me lol. Everyone knew I got along with everyone just fine. It was BS. I live right behind a creek
@@bewiseopeneyes8720ye man it's BS. Unfair that you got in trouble for using it for such a harmless and helpful act. Wasn't even on school property smh
This happened to me but with an airsoft gun. It was obviously a fake gun, it was a pdw with gold trim. I played airsoft on Sundays and forgot to take it out before Monday
@@user-le9ww1cj7p I've played with those before. They're banned in most of Australia but I went to Hervey Bay and they had a place with just under a dozen people going their to play airport. It was dirt cheap to like 20 bucks for a 2 hour sesh. What's funny tho is the fact up close you can easily tell the guns are fake even without the tag
Props to all the cops in this video, they were not only calm but also respectful. I've been yelled at by my school officer and almost got suspended for something I didn't do, so when I see these cops I see where the michigan enforcement is lacking.
I don’t think they are allowed to arrest Nolan like it’s America how the fuck do you want him to not be uncomfortable
I hope Nolan can get a probation. He doesnt deserve spending year in prison at such a young age for not having bad intentions.
Nahh, he could just be saying that cause he got caught with it you never know that’s just how it is.
@@sirclapsthemosta .22 would not be used to commit a mass shooting by anyone who knows anything about guns
@@sirclapsthemostbro those guns are used to kill rabbits and stuff like that and I’m pretty sure they only hold one bullet at a time. No one would ever use that to go on a killing spree
@@jaxsonbarta8648 I know that but still, it’s a gun theres no going around that. Cops gotta arrest em even if they think it’s petty
@@Rawr686 i know. But still. It’s a gun theres nun else to do but arrest him. He told on himself off rip and dug his own grave
It's clear Nolan Rosen meant no ill intent. I believe him, he sounds very genuine. He was just a nervous kid that made a stupid mistake by bringing that shit on a school property. In a way it's understandable that he brings a gun because nowadays schools can be a dangerous environment.
Nowadays? You sound about 15 years old yourself
@@brady4280 Not quite sure what's wrong with using the word 'nowadays', it's perfectly normal to use. Maybe you're just old buddy
I don’t buy it, he was more than weird, and suspicious. Who in their right mind brings a gun for any reason, doesent even make sense.
i feel like you are the type of person who believes fake stories or fake things on youtube just because they sound serious and genuinely
@@brady4280 And maybe they're not? Maybe draw assumptions after reading and thinking about their statements not the other way around.
18 years old, so close to finishing school and he made a mistake that could possibly affect his whole future. You have to be perfect every day but u only have to make a mistake once to ruin everything you work led so hard to achieve... Also he looks like a good kid that just received a beautiful rifle for his birthday and love to have it with him because its just so nice, we've all been there but the moment he took it to school he messed up really bad. Sorry kid 😢...
It always amazes me how calm cops are when interacting with these people and putting up with their nonesense.
I can believe Nolan.
If he really planned anything he would've never mentioned that the bullet belonged to him in the first place.
I can also understand the schools super strict no-gun policy given what's going on in the US right now.
He said he didnt bring it then he admitted it was in his car. I barely do believe him anymore. The only thing I believe is that he admitted it. Or is that because of the fact that he thought that would trick the officers? Most likely. But heres the question...if its for comfort of school shooters, why a gun? Wouldn't he think about school shooters more if he's constantly like "OH YEAHH I GOT MY RIFLE IN MY CAR!"
I agree this guy's commentary is absolutely asinine and he sounds old enough to be one of the students.
"Saying he's a not a SS is an odd thing for an innocent person to say" uh no it's not if I was innocent of a crime and someone implied I was guilty I'd probably say something similar.
It's like he watched JCS once and decided he'd play armchair detective.
Also the kid was on a 504 plan which means he has special needs so his behavior is kind of understandable.
@@Graysen_the kid was also in special Ed classes so high stress situations might make him forget stuff
@@Graysen_ what kind of question is that? (if its for comfort of school shooter, why a gun)... Why a gun? Because you cannot take down a school shooter with a pencil.
I can't blame the kid tbh school shooting have been more frequent and with most schools security being in the shitter nowadays students can't trust the security of the school especially what happened in Uvalde he fears that one day his school could be targeted and his life would be a risk having the most effective tool to fight off threats with a gun or just a melee weapon would make you feel comfortable having a fighting chance to save yourself and others. Not to mention i don't see why should he be charged his car is his own property yeah yeah ik its on school perp. It's sad that you can't feel safe in schools cuz all the liberal school admins or just politicians say no one should be allowed to carry for their protection or the protection of their students they have to rely on cops who aren't always there to protect them.
That Nolan kid is naive and uninformed, but expulsion and jail time? Hard for me to wrap my head around since I went to high school where the guys loved to go hunting. Many had hun racks in their trucks, and no one cared. Of course, this was 1984. Weird how fast things change.
less guns in schools + less people who can stop school shootings = deadlier shootings, and harsher gun laws. It's a little uncanny.
Not to mention it sounded like the lady said he is "Special Ed"
"Of course, this was 1984. Weird how fast things change."
Those were different times and life was much simpler back then without all this social media and woke bs.
Times definitely have changed, and it's not for the better.
@@metarugia3981 "woke bs" too bad you don't want gay people to have rights.
Yeah after columbine everything changed... Hmm, I wonder why that is?
THAT JUMP OVER THE FENCE WAS LIKE SLOW-MO
Buddy looked it up, ignored the thousands of pages saying citing the law, and found a random Reddit comment jokingly saying it’s legal. Prolly found it on page 90 of google and was like “I KNEW IT!”
Cool assumption
This is why everyone even teens really need to study the laws because everything he said here will be used against him.
Remember: "I invoke the 5th and I want a lawyer"
This why school is just a waste. They teach useless things and never teach highly important stuff like rights or buying a house
I had to skip thru most of that video something about watching grown men watching a kid with obviously no violent intentions and knowledge of "due process" ruin his life. School shootings are horrible but that's kids life pretty much ended over a stupid mistake and that's horrible too. He had no friends in those adults. Just a bunch of cowards tryna find a villan where one doesn't exists. Guilty until proven innocent. Somebody could have told him to shut up and ask for a lawyer.
It seems there needs to be more transparency when interrogating minors. As an adult, it's fair game if you don't know your rights. It's a bit messed up that minors end up talking themselves into potential jail time.
@@TheHamburgler123I mean, the kid is a legal adult. He is a junior in highschool. 18 years is more than enough time to understand that bringing a gun and bullets into a school is not a good idea.
My heart goes out to that Nolan kid. He didn't know the law and didn't seem to have bad intentions. He was just a good ol' country boy wanting to feel secure.
You don’t need to carry a lethal weapon to be comfortable. This is literally the most American shit I’ve seen in a while.
@@hairlinev2you say that but you live in a boring ass place somewhere in Europe where almost no one has a gun
@@hairlinev2Says who? You? Your feelings don’t override millions of others in America. If you’ve ever lived in a city with high crime and violence rates you would understand. And don’t pull the fake bullshit online card where you say you’ve lived in Compton or Detroit just because you want to win the argument, because you’ve never lived there. Also some people just want to have a gun as a extra safety precaution, especially women who feel vulnerable to being attacked.
@@brendougbake4958 except this kid wasn’t in some Detroit hood, he was in a school. If he’s worried about school shootings, then he can ask the school to get metal detectors, or some sort of thing to stop the shootings, instead of gearing up like it’s some sort of battle royale. If no one carried guns, no one would have to worry about guns. Even in those cities you mentioned, a lot of violence happens from stand offs and fights that break out, so if no one had a gun in the first place, they wouldn’t need a gun to feel safe.
@@hairlinev2 i hope your not one of those "take all the guns and our rights away"
because if you make it illegal for people to own guns of any kind then you are letting criminals win
meth, crack, fentanyl, etc. is illegal but it is still VERY prevalent because it makes dough
what else makes dough? illegal gun smuggling, it already happens but the market would be wide open if they were to be illegal.
but sure lets do it and see what happens i wonder who would be right.
calling the kid in the third clip a "school shooter" is ridiculous. That principal is such a prick good god.
I was 13 when Columbine happened... But I grew up in Australia and can only imagine what that tension you guys have in the states must be like.
Although the disarming of our population hasn't come without its trade offs, I will say I'm glad the whole concept of school shootings are a completely foreign one to me and my kids.
all you guys in the rest of the world don't have to worry man, only in the gun-filled US of A
If somebody wants to have a gun, they will regardless of the law. I'm sure the mental health situation in Australia or many places are much better than USA.
@@user-fg3fv9hl3b The mental health situation here is most certainly not better than the United States... Although it could be argued we have more resources allocated by the governments.
The simple fact is, it's much, much more difficult to obtain a firearm in Australia and illegal firearms are especially difficult to obtain. You really do have to know someone and a person who suffers from severe mental health issues Is unlikely to curate the kind of relationships required to get their hands on an illegal firearm.
That said, Australians are very comfortable with big government in their lives and that's very much a double edged sword. So ya know, careful what you wish for.
@@user-fg3fv9hl3b But the idea of a kid getting their hands on the types of weapons the Columbine kids had... For better or worse, that just ain't gonna happen.
@@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13 true that , also good to know!
The first officers were actually the greatest I have ever seen, It honestly dissappoints me because some offices get bad reputations, while most of them are just incredible, like the ones in the first image, just showing appreciation for these officers.
God, boredom and depression make people do weird ass things. Poor children too, my heart goes out to all of the people who didnt survive school shootings.
Buddy blames God. Yeah he told them to shoot up schools. Commies are so weird.
RIP (rest in peace) to everyone who didn’t survive in school shootings.
"Boredom and depression?" Simplistic enough? Jesus, you must be dumb as a rock
And to those who did survive but have to live with the trama.
and your heart doesn't go out to all the people who did survive school shootings?
i get saying your heart goes out to them but why not just "my heart goes out to everyone involved (except the shooter) in school shootings"
When I was in 7th grade, I wrote a note to my friend sitting a couple seats away from me in history class. The note was about the new .22 rifle I had and about going to the gun range. In the note I didn't mention the gun range in the note just about going shooting and the 1050 rounds of 22 ammo I had. Needless to say the teacher spotted me trying to pass the note to my friend and grabbed it. She was an old lady in her 60s and the look on her face was priceless 😂😂 not long after that I was in the principles office with the SRO and my mom.
I can sympathize with Nolan. However even if the reason was for comfort and a sense of safety, that same reason to feel the need to hold arms for protection is what raises fears and tension. My respects to positive intentions however having a weapon on school property is a violation of common sense.
The only people who ought to be able to carry weapons in school, are faculty and staff.
As for university, that's a TOTALLY different conversation, as pretty much every student is an adult by that point.
@@PrimericanIdolno staff can carry a fire arm exeptc the the cop
@@Ok12112 I said OUGHT TO, not that they actually do.
Only if you knew how many ppl had em then lol almost 20% of the ppl I went to school w had their firearms in their vehicle
Dude made sure his lawyer had someone to work with.
Ignorance of law.
Gun being in a car.
Only bullets in his pants.
His lawyer can argue that since gun was in his car his client thought it wasn't on school property.
The student who kept arguing with the officers claiming he looked at the law...dude you're not a lawyer!
true and it would have benefited him to remain silent because all he's doing is making it worse for himself
@@djmesa7203 and it's all body cam, so he can't claim he didn't say it
@@darkside_xposure exactly, the fact we have some people in the comments defending Nolan is crazy
@@djmesa7203 Nolan will get a rude awakening when he realizes that he'll now have a felony and he basically screwed the rest of hist life at 18
@@djmesa7203 how are you about to say that when it was in his car 💀💀
Lmao. The passive aggressive comment towards the cops trying to be medics was hilarious!
The 2nd cop really kept his cool with the unknown kid.
Nolan Rosen needs help because its clear that this kid didn't understand the fact that you shouldn't bring any kind of weapon on to school grounds. He is lucky he wasn't arrested just for having bullets on him not to mention a gun in his car.
Most kids know not to bring a gun on school property, his excuse of not knowing is ridiculous.
every kid at my school other than weird kids and girls carry guns in there cars knifes in school and a few have skinned deer and even shot some with bows on school propoerty just depends where you live
@@M4ttmain it's funny you say that, because what he did wasn't illegal at all. Having a gun in your car that isn't in plain view isn't illegal even if you're in a gun free zone. The point of gun free zones is to prevent conceal carrying. You cannot "conceal carry" a rifle unless you put it into a guitar case and carry it around.
@@summerset9984
Regardless, it’s still illegal to carry a weapon in a safety zone (subjectivity aside because it’s clearly objective). What part of “illegal” is so foreign to these people? Is the il bit?
@@ulfberht4431 ... It simply doesn't count as "carrying" if it's on your private proprety. No gun free zone rules were broken
I feel for Nolan fr! I come from a small town where a lot of students had shotguns and stuff in their cars. He said suspicious things but so would I if I was being questioned out of nervousness.
Wouldn’t need to be nervous if you didn’t have bad intentions
@@mcnuttkyle8617you'd still be nervous as hell while under pressure even if you don't have ill intentions.
@@mcnuttkyle8617anyone would be nervous in that situation??
@@mcnuttkyle8617 Clearly this guy hasn't been in any serious situations
@@mcnuttkyle8617 That's ridiculous.
As a middle schooler in Seattle, I now feel like I need to be more cautious (when I get to high school).
my pops who's almost 60 now said back in his high school days in the early 1980s, everyone brought guns to school and kept it in their trucks. The guns never really left their trucks ever so everyone just took them everywhere back then, my dad said that someone going to their car and grabbing a gun so easily never crossed his or anyone else's mind. That shit didn't happen back then, people could trust one another... A completely different time that we live in now.
I love how in the first story he even says. I'm sorry I have to pull your pants down. He's so polite
The fact that you told 12 you had a glock on school grounds is insane
We don’t know their intentions either. It’s ironic, really.
@@Us3r739 He said it was for comfort but its still illegal
Give me handcuffs i dont have one “ i dont have one either mines on the other guy”😂
Nah, the way bro took no time to pull bros pants down 😂
Nolan seemed fine. He kept his rifle unassembled and in a safe in his car (private property). He's also under 504 so clearly he's just an anxious person who needs that bit of comfort. And that Dean was a total knob considering all he knew about Nolan.
Nolan himself was an even bigger knob with how obnoxious he was, smiling and pretending he knew the law better than the police.
He kept lying and changing his story
@@lalotime that is not what happened lmao
Right, but you don't understand there is an actual law stating you can't have possession of a firearm in school property, and the parking lot is still school property, unless he parked somewhere else he is gu[ilty.
The school parking lot is still private property. If he parked with a gun in his car in the school parking lot then he’s definitely doing something illegal
That pause the sergeant makes after he hears him say "that's subjective" was comedic gold
Last November. A kid brought a firearm to my school, and we were on lockdown for an hour and a half. I saw the firearm on him in the hallway on the way to the class before we had the lockdown. I was too stunned to tell someone about it. I am great full the situation was taken seriously. He was taken into custody, and everyone including me left school unharmed that day.
I had a classmate back in 6th grade, and this person (female) had possession of weed/drugs in school and using it in the janitors closet (remember this is a 6th grade). She even went far enough to try and sell it to some other students! Fortunately they were told on and got suspended for about a month or 2. I saw on her tik tok that police showed up to her house and I think one of her parents was in jail or smth. Also the person who supplied the drugs was her older brother. (Hope you liked my story time🙌)
I remember my brother got caught with a pocket knife at school so they had him serve a detention after school helping the janitor put it some new carpet. Where they gave him a utility knife and he accidentally cut himself and had to go to the ER 😂 swear my parents could have sued the crap out of the school
Well, Nolan… The bullets existing at school can be scary to a lot of people. Even the threats 2 years ago, the fake ones… Half my school was freaking out, even though the school assured us “These are threats online, we can likely ensure these are fake, but we ARE entering lockdown as a safety procedure.” Schools take that seriously… plus, if you have it in your car and the car is at school, you TECHNICALLY do have it at school. It’s technically not inside, but it is on campus, and that’s enough for legal action.
For anyone wondering, my school there is North Creek High School. Not super relevant to the video, but it’s info.
Cool to know 👍
My sister’s school had the same thing happen 2 years ago but it was a bomb threat made by a call, I remember getting a message from one of my friends saying there was a bomb threat at school and I assured them it was more than likely fake since it was made via a call but they locked it down anyway and made sure everyone left their bags in the classroom and called the bomb squad as well, I was in college about 45 minutes so I couldn’t really do anything anyway other than have that worry that it could have been true
People act so surprised at this as if they don’t search cars for drugs lol, they take even jokes seriously do they really think they’ll let him off bringing shit on campus? Like damn
A kid I knew had bullet shells left in his pocket from hunting and he turned it in but still got expelled
nolan definitely brought the gun to show it off to his mates lmao
I love these videos from shooting ranges
if your wondering why the kid in blue and white carrying the 9mm had a hidden identity, its because of the YCJA or Youth Criminal Justice Act people with charges like that would have to serve hundreads of hours in community service aswell as jail time if some of the charges are even worse.
Nolan might not have deserved serious charges, but he was so damn ignorant that it's kind of disturbing.
It mentions he was special ed
@@itz_todd.1849 that doesn’t excuse breaking the law tho 🤨
He has a 504 plan if you know what that is.
He's a kid. Try to remember what that's like. 18 is not fully developed in the brain at all.
I WAS WATCHUNG MY OWN VIDEO WHEN I CAME ACROSS THIS?!
The second one is the definition of the quiet kid
Mad respect to the school staff and these cops. They all stayed calm and acted like adults. And so, they made every right choice in these situations.
Hopefully, these kids get to grow up and learn from these lessons thankful that, apart for the one who was unfortunately shot, no one else got hurt.
not the staff for the 3rd kid, they were pretty much talking shit about him in a professional way
"he's 18, they will absolutely put him in cuffs, i would"
@@Sansanvi_Inanis No, them especially. In fact, I'm mostly talking about them. They might not like him, but they gave him every opportunity to calm down and make things better for himself. He was just too stupid to see it.
@@alexandredesouza3692 No, they most definitely did not, they drug him through the coals. They recommended immediately that he be expelled, they arrested him, and the staff in the school seemed to give zero fucks about his future or well being.
If they truly wanted to give him a break or a chance to come out of this ok they could have CALLED HIS PARENTS, and confiscated the gun or literally anything but locking him up and expelling him like this. They fucked his whole life up because he had a rifle stored in his car outside of his direct access
how can you act like an adult when you are one
@@_planes You know what I meant
10 day suspension? I get 2 weeks for smoking a cart in school wtf😭😭😭
you have to be a special kind of stupid to smoke on campus
10 days and 2 weeks are the same length of suspension because we're referring to weekdays and not weekends. And you're still breaking the law lol. Let your frontal cortex complete development before you do drugs, kids. Your future self will thank you.
You should probably stop smoking, it's not doing you any favors.
Stay in school, you definitely need to be there.
@@klutzyk 🤣Damn. Couldn't of said it better myself.
holy moly this video just pop up on my fyp and i like police bodycam footages im watching it right now and its crazy. The adrenaline what it does to you is crazy
Feel like last guy was lying but not checking pockets and stuff I never check mine either 😂😂
Honestly as bad as it might be, I truly don’t think Nolan (the one who had the rifle in his car) had any bad intent. Iv had friends bring .22 before on accident because they hunt as well. Hell they even had theirs because they were going after school. It never needed cops, or the teacher freaking out, or being called a school shooter. I truly believe he had no ill intent. And again. It’s a .22 Henry rifle, not a hand gun or a AR.
Did they walk around the school with bullets falling out of their pockets too? If you can’t responsibly own a gun and know your laws about them you SHOULD NOT have one. All you’re doing is making it harder on the people that know how to use them properly smh
@@larrybaygaming nah of course not. I wasn’t justifying him. I was just saying I don’t think he had ill intent.
okay well at the same time he needed to sigh a thing for it to be in his car
@@larrybaygamingthis is literally because of the ridiculously unstable gun laws in the U.S
@@larrybaygaming yeah that part I dont understand. But otherwise I believe he didnt want/mean to hurt anyone.
Man that last dude is definitely a criminal, had a loaded gun with a round in the chamber and had several IDs and a stolen credit card. His excuses were so ridiculous that he was throwing his cousin and friends under the bus lol
Also that Nolan guy seemed a bit legit until he kept talking and talking making it worse, he may not intended to cause danger but he really does need to be expelled because he’s obviously unstable.
yeah i know that Nolan kid coulda avoided everything if he just kept his mouth shut and didnt tell them he had a gun in his car.
@@grecklenah ik first hand that cops are crooks and that Nolan kid shouldn't have been arrested as having a gun in your car isn't illegal as that's personal property he had a valid point trust me on this cops love to over dramatise and arrest ppl if they do anything sus I once wrote a list of names and cops blew it out of proportion that it was a kill list I was only 16 luckily if I wasn't I woulda been facing a felony that wasn't even illegal as I wrote said list to cope with bullying at my high school I hope this helps ppl understand based on my exp sometimes cops are the bad people not the actual criminals.
@@jamesAGarfield608 Only criminals hate cops.
I’m not gonna lie I pick up credit cards when I see them on the ground idk why it was just a thing I did when I was younger I never try them but it’s just like I have a collection since I was a kid😂
@@jamesAGarfield608 it's illegal to have a firearm on school property, it's crazy how you gun fanatics always try to justify a kid having a gun in school.
the fact that nolen rosen wasnt even a school shooter but still got arrested
5:04 why do teachers have walkies like they were on the woods instead of a high school lol
Just gotta say I love your channel! Keep up the work
That last guy has to be the unluckiest guy in the world!
All the days his cousin didn't put a stolen weapon in his bag, and all the days he didn't just pick up a random wallet from his cousin's house with someone else's ID and someone else's credit card in it! It just had to be on this one day when all those miraculous events just happened to align lol
RIP to all the kids caught in a school shooting
regardless of your intentions, always read properly up on the rules before doing anything that has even slightly a chance of being illegal
Bro why did they pull his pants down tho💀😭😭
Props to those officers for keeping calm while they helped and helped arresting the first guy
"I didnt check the wallet before i put my stuff in there" 💀🤣 any chance of him "not knowing about the gun" was gone after he said that
What has the internet done to me? As soon as he said state law in Ohio, I threw my hands up because of the memes
I really hope you don’t quit this man you seem really happy making videos
Imagine just turning 18 and going to jail
This is why you don’t fuck around you gotta be carful
My mom in wyoming had a rifle in the gunrack of her pickup's back window during high school, and nobody batted an eye. This was in the 90s.
Crazy how it is today.
16:35 the kid is trying to pretend like he brought an emotional support firearm to school
So your saying that when you carry you don’t feel more comfortable/protected? Seems like you never have in your life bozo must live in a gated community 😂
1 word to describe him:crazy
@@Crazy-pl1lo Even if he did not intend to use his firearm, he mentally is not healthy enought to own a firearm. He can't make mature decisions. He made an irrational decision with a firearm to bring it to school against all common sense and well known information regarding the law. He even tried to act like he should be given a pass because he didn't read the regulations after pretending he "knows his rights". The first thing he does is mention school shooting when a bullet is found and build a defense that he wasn't going to do anything before him being one was into question. "If I was a school shooter I wouldn't tell you". Everything he says is something that they teach you in law and psychology warns people to look out for deception tells like that. He says I have A bullet. I have 3* bullets. (A correction he made back to back after telling other lies and trying to undermine a potential crime of possession at school). He says I only uses his rifle for comfort and not to shoot yet he brought bullets.
If you think this isn't potential for school shooting, then You probably are dumb enough to justify worse actions.
@@Crazy-pl1lo Let me remind you what you said in response to me after I replied on your comment saying "you don't know he wasn't going to do anything".
This is your response, (in before the comments devour you)
Crazy: "Crazy man but you are definitely wrong lmao and I'm glad to have wasted your time fact is you know absolutely nothing about this guy lmao it's clear he wasn't going to do anything rash.. get over yourself for real".
Ironic you're name is crazy and you start off calling me crazy when you make zero points and just argue on the principle of your own emotions. Which is exactly why I said kids like this And You shouldn't own firearms. They will bend rationality just to try and defend their choices. They will use emotion instead of critical thinking.
You're purely speculating and it's adorable XD. Look at all the evidence, he lied countless times, and uses various tactics to deceive the law from figuring out his intentions before he's even questioned. "I'm glad to have wasted your time" no, you wanted your own time. I'm informing you of a very biased and unintelligent claim you made. Where as you aren't even providing any supporting evidence to your baseless claim. "Get over yourself for real" that's such a weird response when I never even expressed a speck of braggadocia. Maybe you should take your own advice, and use critical thinking and logic to make your statements, instead of just hoping desperately people are going to listen to you as you try to defend a potential school shooter.
Also, it's worth noting that Nolan is a on a 504 plan, meaning the school board works with him to provide him with his disability needs. Meaning he is special education. Which could be very obvious to most considering how he argues with every single person seen in the video and feeds them bundles of lies, in order to justify and protect his rationality and coping with the results of his poor decision making.
As someone who has parents who own guns, i was forced to learn ALL about gun safety and laws, i can agree with the guy for saying "not all people with guns are bad" but he still broke the law.
ew ew eeeeeew
@@moaningpheromones????
not all people with guns are bad but i dont think people should be trusted with guns in general, because even if some can handle them properly they will still fall into the wrong hands eventually
Yeah having firearms legal in a country just brings trouble. One problem i personally see is, that the police always need to be worried that someone is armed. Which leads that the cops have way more permissions to be "aggresive" than in other countries, which makes sense in the usa, but this also leads to more and harder abuse of the power they have, even its out of fear being shot or just because they are idiots. In my country there obviously also exist power abuse by the police but its very minor compared to things i see from the usa, mby im biased but im glad we dont have legalized weapons here.@@Shovel________________
@@Shovel________________I've been to war against an insurgent threat. Bad guys get guns regardless of the law. Criminals don't care about gun laws. Owning a firearm is a right.
“Has anyone got a med kit”
Nolan bringing bullets is like being a mobile resupply point
Can we just congratulate how well the officers at Nolan Rosen's case handled the situation
I wouldn't say they handled it well at all. That on Sheriff was extremley aggressive with him when he was clearly cooperating, and continued to treat him like a criminal when he clearly did nothing wrong outside of the exact letter of the law.
they handled it poorly in every sense of the word, we clearly didn't watch the same video, they were terribly unprofessional and trying to make something out of nothing
no
@@summerset9984 it wasnt nothing. he brought a gun to school. should've done his research more thoroughly or asked the school directly. claiming ignorance to a law isnt a valid defense and just makes other legal gun owners look bad. just my opinion as a ccw holder
@@summerset9984calling bringing a gun to school property “nothing” is the most American thing I’ve heard today. In any other country there would’ve been an absolute outrage in the community if this was exposed. In America, they instead defend the perpetrator because “muh second amendment”
know what's cooler than having a gun? graduating on time. know what's not cool? being an 18 year old junior in high school.
being an 18 year old junior isnt that unheard of, sometimes peoples birthdays dont quite line up right or they just stayed back a year. its not that uncommon. certainly not something to be making fun of somebody for. he 'is' a special needs student afterall
I think the lady mentioned "special ed"
a 18 year old junior is mostly someone with a later bday and stayed back a year. not bad, but if you're 20 in hs thats bad.
It's possible to be an 18 year old junior even if you start school on time and don't flunk lol...
@@trey740 If someone is 20 in hs they probably go to a state college to finish their high school degree.
Getting yo pants pulled down by cops is BRAZY
i feel like the kid with the gun in his car, he was nervous and genuinely wanted the police to know he had no bad intentions but he couldn’t comprehend that he might be arrested that day
When I was in middle school, there was this one kid that always misbehaved and always got in trouble. He very clearly had some anger-management problems and possibly some mental issues and would always get into fights with teachers, leading to him consistently being sent down to the principal’s office. Every time I had interactions with this kid I would always get such an uneasy and disturbed feeling. One day, that kid didn’t come to school and we ended up getting a note at the end of the day stating that there was a shooting threat made on the school and the police got involved. That kid was never seen again. It would later be revealed by one of my teachers that it was him that made shooting threat. The fact that I interacted with a possible school shooter still deeply disturbs me.
That…sounds exactly like one of the kids in mine. Hot-headed, disobeys teachers, constantly threatning to fight, I’m worried one day he might just snap.
U still alive now carrot guy 🥕?
The Principal carries concealed 😉, and pays attention to his students and dangers. Good job, Sir.
Last guys cousin is probably like “wtf bro”
“Can somebody get a medkit?” My fortnite instincts kicking in
The flat-out ignorance of some people is insane. People like this make all the good and responsible firearms owners look bad and having to constantly fight for our rights.
There was a CHILD here in third grade who found a partial box of bullets in the ditch around his bus stop. He thought they were cool so he took a couple to show his friends. This poor kid got kicked out of school 😢