Impaired Driver Brutally Rear Ends State Trooper During Traffic Stop
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2022
- On March 31, 2021, a deputy conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle which resulted in an OWI arrest in Racine, WI. The driver happened to have two children under the age of two so they were moved into a squad car temporarily. While a family member was on their way to take custody of them, a Wisconsin State Trooper assisted the traffic stop by blocking a lane of traffic. Moments later, the State Trooper was rear-ended by another impaired driver.
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Kinda cute that you guys blur out graphic stuff like a bloody nose.. Let me introduce you to a channel called police activity where they bare all haha
This happens over a year ago, why post this video today, a year late?
Hey, LBQT you forgot to set the highlight!!
The officers and people on the videos always have such strong ahhhccents, but the narrator of the video doesn't. Sounds like a freaking newscaster. I'd like to hear you fake it a little, sir! I hear a bit of an accent, but I need you to lay it on a little more thick for me. Thanks! 😂
Glad cops are OK but I'm really angry at crackhead driver who caused crash
A credit to car manufacturers for developing cars that are so safe that a driver can survive a direct collision at 70 mph.
Hear Hear. When I think that my first car was a (then) 13 year old rust bucket Ford Cortina. The whole interior was 99% metal with no plastic padding, no head rests, no seat belts, no ABS, no traction control, no collapsible steering column, no air bags, no crumple zones, no laminate windscreen, drum brakes all round - a complete death trap.
My little sister and her boyfriend were on the interstate doing about 75 mph. A car going the opposite direction suffered a suspension failure and suddenly jerked into oncoming traffic and hit my sister and her boyfriend head on going 75 mph. She not only walked away uninjured but actually the most severe injury she suffered were burns from the air bag deployment. Other than that she was just just a little sore and bruised up in a few places. I also went out and bought an Audi because thats what they were in.
I used to have a 79 Mercury Grand Marquis that thing was a damn tank lol 😅, some guy rear ended me in a Corolla and it crushed the whole front end of his car like a pop can, but only loosened the bumper on mine and put a little dent on the trunk 😅
@@xiongjieduan698 But if you were to hit anything going that fast your body would absurd all the impact those old metal cars are death traps. That’s why new cars fold the way they do in accidents because my life is more important than the car.
@@hughjanus2781 I don't know about that one dude. Those old cars were solid steel. The OLD steel, not the new steel. I'll never forget years ago when I was a boy, my grandmother had a good friend who got into a severe accident. She was hit and it wasn't her fault. Her heel was injured but that's it. She was driving one of those big tanks from the mid '70's. The cop told her the big car saved her life.
Also, back in the 90's I had a 1984 Cadillac Fleetwood. One night, I was T-boned by some kid in a small red sports car. On the drivers side. My car was bent almost into the shape of a V. The cops estimated he was going at least 25 to 30 MPH over the speed limit around a blind curve. He was in bad shape and was taken, unconscious, to the hospital. The only thing that happened to me was that due to the door being hit, it split apart the window controls and door locks where my arm was resting and the metal cut through my jacket and cut my elbow. To this day I can remember the cop putting his arm around me and saying 'son...you're lucky you were driving this big car. If you were driving a car like the kid who hit you, we'd be scraping you off the pavement right now!" The car had no airbags, no modern safety features, and I was NOT wearing a seatbelt. Which is why, even to this day, I drive a full size SUV. Although I know its not the old kind of steel cars were made from, it still offers good protection.
The amount of time he had to switch lanes and avoid the cop car was insane. He must've been blitzed out of his mind.
Fr^ surprised the charges/fines weren’t more considering the accident was completely his fault
Exactly
Too busy with his facebook feed probably.
@@sadechenov he was drunker than Cooter Brown!
@@autumnmosier1715 lmao
Bravo to the trooper who did everything he could to protect his fellow colleagues and the children. That man is a hero.
Amen!
Couldn't agree more. I hope people appreciate how incredibly aware the officer actually was. His action to preemptively steer towards the median could have saved lives, all the while knowing he could have been severely injured by the inevitable collision.
@@ThumbsdwnI’m amazed by that split second decision making. Honestly it shows he’s the right guy for the job, with those reflexes!
Wow, the fact that the officer was able to assess the immanent crash and steer toward the barrier is excellent! He still had the situational awareness to see the threat coming before it was too late. This could really have ended differently if he hadn't noticed and was just rocketed forward.
Great work, officer!
--assess--
anticipate*
assess is to evaluate whatever is going on. anticipate is to predict what is going to happen. So to anticipate something, you must first assess the situation. He's not wrong. You're not wrong either. But you don't have to try to sound smart by trying to correct him. Just sayin.@@3_up_moon
@@3_up_moon The guy who slammed into the Cop car wanted to be the main character.
“I’ve been through worse” someone give this man a HUG
Meh he's probably just married
@@kohn7160LOL
And kudos to the officer who said 'I doubt it'.
An absolute trooper. No pun intended
@@kohn7160 lmfao exactly. I’m sure the poor cop has been thro so much worse 😢😢 like that time he was bullied for being a weird nerd all through out Highschool which was the reason he decided he wanted to be a cop
The hit trooper saying, "I haven't gotten a chance to check on him yet, hope he's okay" to a guy who nearly killed him is extremely caring and empathetic.
I bet that drug using bastard will be remorseful for 5 seconds then go back to drug use if he were not locked up.
@@gm12551 he was drunk, and you sound sad
No kidding! He seems like a good guy.
That's the type of LEO we need instead of those power hungry morons
He also stopped to help out the other police agency just to put traffic cones out to make sure the kids are safe. Dude definitely seems like a good one
The act of that trooper trying to shield the other cars from impact, knowing he was going to get hit essentially at a dead stop with a 70mph missile, is nothing short of heroic. Can’t believe his back wasn’t destroyed.
You know he is going to feel it the next day!
I’m pretty sure the kids were in one of those cars too
If dumbass didn't park in the road there wouldn't have been an accident
True
I'm angry at both drivers. The one who didn't have his kids properly secured and the guy who crashed into the officer. Imagine those children in a collision! You don't know who's on the road, and if you can't even trust your parent to keep you as safe as possible, who can you count on?!
Oddly I wasn’t paying attention & first thought it was the father coming to pick up the kids! Happy this was not the case!
Imagine thinking stoping a drunk driver putting innocent children and other drivers in danger is wrong. You partake in crack too? Also how is it that everyone else managed to move out the way but this guy didn't? Idiots, you and them. @user-jj9ib7iq6u
@@user-jj9ib7iq6u So let the drunk guy drive with his kids not properly in their seats (the video said the father was impaired as well) and potentially kill them cause some other drunk asshole might crash into the car?? Y'all just find any reason to hate the police 😂
I had to downvote that comment by User-jj9ib7iq6u who obviously has a fake/bot account to troll like this because lets face it - cops doing cops job and showing empathy as well in a situation that could have ended that troopers life because of an irresponsible driver making a deadly decision to drive drunk. You can't miss a state trooper blocking traffic with lights on - no one else was missing it, except for the drunk person.
Only criminals hate police because they are the ones who force criminals to face judgement, something no criminal would do on their own.
@@bulwulffcristole3235
you sound even more botty and fake with your name
“I’ll live. I’ve been through worse.”
That Trooper is quite literally a Trooper.
That Mammoliti is quite literally a Mammoliti.
@@X320riginal what
Bad trooper only good cop's a dead one
@@rattunnnel Yeah man, Mammoliti was 💯 in his Element! 💪 Haven't heard from Mammoliti since then. He was a cool dude. Gonna miss him as well :(
Cringe
I can't believe the officer that got hit was joking and laughing about it less than a minute later, he's seen some crazy shit in his life
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug.
🐷🐷🐷🐷🐖🐖🐖🐖 oink oink oink said the pig that was driving the SUV!!!
If you ain’t laughing you’d be eating your Glock for dinner
@@RustyZipper which is why patrol men aren't allowed to do campfire stories for the kids. ya mentally scar other adults not the little ones.
"I've had worse days" like damn
That trooper is the loveliest person! Tried to minimise damage when he saw the accident coming. Concerned about the other driver. What an absolutely wonderful person!
One of the things I most appreciate about this channel is that it (they) tries to tell what happens afterwards -- charges, penalties, etc.
Do you know why they censored some parts when they were talking about his injuries?
@@Dwight_ Probably HIPPA laws or something
@@Dwight_ UA-cam censor bs. You can't say certain words and stuff.
@@Dwight_ yt censor
Hey I checked on the case and he pled guilty and got 5 years in jail with parole after 2.5 years
The cop that put his car into drive and steered it towards the center median to avoid crashing into others is not only hero but a real good guy. Very noble of him.
I would’ve thrown my squad car I man reverse to really show that driver who’s boss
people should reserve words like "hero" for truly remarkable deeds. He's smart.
@@TheIrishMugFug curious who do you consider a hero?
@@BetterEveryDay696 People who intentionally put themselves in danger, or take a stand against corruption against astounding odds. If that cop is a hero, It's not because of this.
@@TheIrishMugFug the only reason the officer is there is to be the first line of defense for this exact scenario. He literally put himself in harm's way to protect everyone at the first accident site. By your own definition, he's a hero.
*”I’ve been through worse”* This man waited his whole career to say that!
nah, that's how people in this line of work say to any kind of accident
Come up with your own thoughts, Rimmer. Not overused pop culture kids phrases.
@@richardharrow1946 what the fuck are you rambling on about gramps
I would’ve been like “really bro?? Let’s talk about it”
He can say that for any minor bad thing that happens to him tho
The cop in his cruiser that was hit by someone doing 70 mph,then steering his cruiser into a safer position is a “ Legend”. He is truly Awesome,glad he was okay and hopefully the other driver didn’t suffer to much
Hopefully he suffers enough to never use drugs & drive again as well as get help
Props to the officer for seeing what was going to happen, not panicking and having the very quick thought that probably saved countless lives. He could have hit the kids in the car, all of the officers or some unsuspecting driver when he would have gone into traffic.
Give this man a medal! All he cared about were the other people and he wasn't angry and didn't take it out on anyone. It's a real pleasure to see, we don't always see the most empathetic police officers.
Ok that first sentence was a bit overdramatic. Countless lives??
@@m.redleg252 if it's a drunk driver yes. Do you know how many people get killed or injured by drunk drivers every single year? Do you know how many end up paralyzed, without their parent or spouse? There were kids in the car. A family could have been changing their tire or a diaper on the side of the road. So yes, countless.
A death of a single person can affect so many people in so many ways.
"I've been through worse" Dude is legit. That's a good man right there.
That honestly depressed me. If that man has been through worse and smiling when he says it while trying to show he’s okay, he must’ve experienced some real tough times in life. I hope he’s okay, seems very genuine.
He wont feel it till later. Whiplash is a bitch.
@@Matt-yw2oi he probably meant worse accidents
was just about to comment this lol dam smoke coming out his car, glad he's ok
That's probably also the shock and adrenaline talking.
It’s disgusting in this day and age of how many impaired and/or distracted drivers there are.
Yeap. That seems was an "auto pilot on and cell phone in hand" cituation!!!
@@pt4m well no that car definitely didn't have autopilot and the driver was using drugs
Disgusting🤡
"Disgusting"? You need to choose your words carefully because if you don't watch your mouth, you're going to say something that you regret to a grown man who will put you in your place. For example, if you took the wrong tone with a guy like me, you might find yourself in a fight that you can't handle.
@@Zenigundam what a pathetic comment
There wasn't even anyone in the neighboring lane the entire time! He just drove straight into him. Crazy. I know we all might grumble about police pulling us over, or getting speeding tickets - But let's remember - there are parents driving drunk with their kids not in car seats. There are absolute menaces on the road like the wasted 25 year old that hit him. Thanks so much to the police, EMTs, and firefighters!
Two separate impaired drivers on one call in the middle of the day 🙄
I have infinite respect for that state trooper man. He was just trying to serve the community, got hit at 70 mph, and got out smiling saying “ill live, ive been through worse.” He took that like an absolute champ.
Yeah he did
I wonder what worst man’s a hero
@@johntookyobish6757HUH
The troop got into drive to lessen the impact on the other car/cars too
Dude's a fuckin full fledged bad ass American hero
Props to the officer for immediately knowing what to do after seeing the fate that he was about to face !
Really tells you the importance of always looking into your rear view mirror.
@@kevingarth6682 every time I come to a red light, I always check my rear view and If I see the car in my mirror not slowing down I brace for impact.
@@Snakeyes11123 dont brace bro, if you are relaxed you wont cause nearly as much damage to urself if ur muscles are tensed they will tear
That's the real story here and everyone is missing it
@@modetarkov Right...part of the reason drunks live through crashes.
Amazing reaction from that officer putting the car in drive and making sure it hit the barrier and not the other cars - wow, what a hero!
It's honestly amazing how much car safety have improved over the years, I remember my first car being a literal tincan deathtrap and now these cars can keep a person from death after a 70mph crash.
My first car was a fucking tank (1986 Saab). I've never had a sturdier car than that. They don't make them quite like they used to.
Automobile safety continues to get better and better, you ever feel the outside of an old car? its absolutely solid but a new car feels hollow and you can almost push the body in with your hand but that's what makes it crumple so good as a buffer between you and the impact. People just keep surviving worse and worse crashes these days. Even for the trooper to be perfectly uninjured after getting rear ended at 70mph is impressive.
The car was a tank but that actually makes it more UNSAFE for the driver, newer cars CRUMPLE badly at the lightest impact and that's to protect the driver. @@coalblooded
Props to that trooper for literally setting himself up as a barricade to protect the other officers. Glad he is doing okay.
Yeah dude saw the car coming and took the hit so others would be safe. Real hero.
that blocking vehicle shouldn't be occupied. but what can ya do when morons like this are on the road?
Actually he was protecting the driver of the car who crashed into the back of him. By putting it into drive instead of keeping it on hand break, it meant the collision was a lot less sudden than otherwise decreasing the force of the collision potentially saving the guys life
It might be standard procedure now related to Scott's Law
It makes you wonder if it would have never happened if he didnt park in the middle of the road. Not saying hes in the wrong but it makes me wonder
Honestly if you drink and drive it should be an automatic confiscation of your license and vehicle for at least 5 years plus prison and fines. People die all the time, my mom included, from these stupid people. It makes my blood boil.
1000%. My dad did it all the time with me in his truck from when i was just months old until he got his license revoked when I was 13. The danger I and others were in blows my mind. He feels no remorse, blames the cops for being bored all those nights he got DUIs. Makes me nauseous.
@@RoyalRoses I'm glad he was caught before he hurt you or someone else. I'm sorry you had to go through that.
The sad thing is they continue to drive whether they have a license or not. The other major issue is the number of vehicles driving around with no registration or insurance.
i'm so sorry for your loss :( i definitely have told a friend or two off from drunk driving, screamed at a boyfriend even. people are stupid.
@AR_119 I've never had someone say that to me about this, so it honestly means the world. Like knowing I didn't deserve to be put in that situation. Thank you so so much. I genuinely needed that.
"They're giving him fentanyl"
Bit optimistic to assume he doesn't already have fentanyl.
LMFAO thank you this made me laugh
Amazing situation awareness. And absolutely insane how stoic he is, after something so chaotic.
Imagine the whiplash and the sheer impact your body goes through when rear ended at 70mph. “I’ll live. I’ve been through worse” what a badass
I was stationary when I got hit from behind by a guy doing 30. I'm now disabled for life.
@@annettereynolds1995 what vehicle hit you and what vehicle were you in?
And it’s not as if he was moving during the crash. He went from 0 mph to 70 and down in less than a second. The whiplash was real.
He’s going to be sore and likely have lingering injuries from this. He’s in shock and still has an adrenaline rush in this video.
I was w my girl and car rear hit us maybe going 20 my head rung and I thought the windows were gonna break
What impresses me most about this video: The progression of car safety technology. He rear-ended a stationary SUV at 70mph, and while he did get a broken knee, he was still mobile enough that he opened the door and was trying to get out of his car. The deputy who got rear-ended appeared to be pretty much fine. If these had been 1970s cars, with the same type and speed of collision, the impaired driver would have had a closed-casket funeral, and the deputy who got rear-ended would either have been dead or paralyzed for life.
The dui driver prolly woulda been turned to jelly, like damn our cars are so safe to those back then
Wow no one cares
Cop cars are engineered to take hits like that. If you go through the fleet section of the auto manufacturer's website and look at their police cruisers they are usually rated for upwards of 70 mph rear impacts while protecting the driver. It's amazing what we can engineer.
@@Saxophone_King Correct...though it's actually a little higher at 75 mph. You can't buy a equivalent Ford SUV to the police inceptor though which is what pisses me off(would need to get one used at an auction) Ever since I've been rear ended by some distracted Gen Z driver I've been trying to find something engineered like the police inceptors. Crashes are at a all time high now because of cell phones.
Shit you’re right, really makes you appreciate technology
Praise God that the State Trooper had his head on a swivel and up monitoring his situation.
It's another reason to be grateful to be able to go home to one's family at the end of your day.❤
Amen! 🙌
That trooper stayed vigilante the entire time and even took that car at 70mph because he knew it was going to hit him or the troopers,person and kids in front of him and said he has been through worse!! 😭 someone give this man a hug and a paid vacation!
Respect for cops for having to deal with garbage like this every day
The d3mocrats have left the chat
@@jamescollier3 you do know that the police will be the one to enforce the laws passed by Democrats right? They’re not your friend.
Yes! I can’t believe it needs to be said for people to understand. Thank you officers!
@@jamescollier3 Always one idiot who brings politics into it
It says 4 replies, but I see 2?
The trooper actually saw the car coming toward him, KNEW he was gonna get hit, and had the forethought to get himself ready to be smashed into the divider instead of the other units in front of him.
Just wow... 💜 Thank God he walked away without a scratch. We need more people and officers like him in this world.
Bracing helps the body prepare to protect himself. If he didn’t, he’d be in serious pain.
@@falcon1378 Actually quite the opposite; Bracing tenses the body up which can lead to further injury, hence why so many drunk drivers survive major/fatal collisions with minor injury while the other person is seriously hurt or killed
@@CaliPho3nix My bad, I was thinking about fighting, usually bracing before a punch to the face prevents being knocked out.
@@falcon1378 Haha no worries... You may be right, I prefer dodging punches myself, but even in a fight, maybe "going with the blow" is the way to go... Less impact. 👍👊
@@CaliPho3nix Indeed. UFC fighters like to duck their head into punches so their opponent cant hurt them more, not sure it would be suitable in a car accident though lol
The lives that may have been saved because of the trooper’s quick actions.
Wow. His quick thinking probably saved many lives that day including those babies! That’s what a hero REALLY is. Gosh this is the first one that made me tear up. ❤
This video is also a perfect example of why you shouldn't change a tire or try to fix a faulty engine on the side of the highway. Someone I knew was literally cut in half this way. He was trying to fix a blown gasket, "safely" in the breakdown lane on the highway. But a drunk driver fixated on his hazard lights and hit the car from behind while he was standing in front of the engine bay. It wasn't a pretty sight.
If you have a flat tire, or an engine issue, do NOT try to fix it anywhere near a highway. Either try to limp your disabled vehicle to an off-ramp and into a suburban street or quiet area, or stay in your car (seatbelt on) and call a tow truck or mobile mechanic for help. Once you've assessed your situation, and if it's safe, exit the car and stand behind the highway barricades. There are literally thousands of drunk/high scum like the guy in this video driving around at any one time.
I completely agree, however an experience I had in May 2021 has me questioning the seatbelt thing.
I was driving along when a guy cut off a semi and his rear end clipped the semi and sent him into the concrete barrier in the left lane. The guy got out of his car and started freaking out. I keep telling him to get back in, he finally listens after an SUV rolled after swerving to miss him. The next car slammed into the back of him, ejecting him out his passenger door as his car went up in flames immediately and was engulfed. He only broke his arm. Maybe he was lucky but seeing that happen really makes you wonder if seatbelts should be worn in certain circumstances or not.
@@AJVD2123 staying inside the vehicle is the safest
@@AJVD2123 I still believe that in the majority of instances you are better off with your seatbelt on. But wow that was lucky.
Yup, I had to deal with a blown tire a few months ago when I was going to visit a friend in Colorado. Pulled off to the side to change the tire and had a state trooper pull up behind me, he told me that it would be safer to drive the extra one hundred feet and pull off the road (I didn't realize there was an offramp just a hundred feet or so since this happened in the mountains) but I took his advice and did just that. He stayed behind me since I couldn't go very fast and even after I off the expressway, he stayed and helped me change the tire.
On the way back I saw a terrible accident on the road and found out when I got home that a different driver was doing what I was doing: changing their tire, and got struck by a mustang going 90. That driver, sadly, was killed (the eighteen year driving the mustang wasn't)
@@AJVD2123 I’d rather not become a flying object than have a slight chance of my car bursting into flames. They drill the importance of seatbelts into you in drivers ED. Basic physics tells you that anything in your car becomes a missile.
Super genius of that cop to put it in drive then turn the wheel. Give that man a medal.
Also, glad the drunk broke his knee
Right! They usually never get hurt, I'm glad some Karma was served immediately! Knee injuries are almost impossible to fix completely. He will have surgery on it at least every 5 years and will never walk right again. It's not something he will ever forget and he can thank his own stupidity for it!
@@RoyalRoses lol bla
Yeah it reduced the impact alot by doing that
Broken knee .?
@@RoyalRosessounds like you’ve never heard of a knee replacement. 😂
If I ever did something like this I'd hope the gov't takes my kids away from me... what an absolutely god-awful parent in that car
I love how all the officers in these videos are professional but still kind when possible
Really smart thinking on the part of the trooper. Popped the car in drive, turned towards the barrier and got ready for impact. Potentially prevented a much worse crash.
@@jkracinginc.4021 Let us all just hope that when you need assistance none arrives and some beefy BLMoron does you like the puta you are.
@@jkracinginc.4021 Charming.
@@jkracinginc.4021 lzzz stay mad kid
@@jkracinginc.4021 L comment
@@jkracinginc.4021 nice man. Hope you need them someday and help never arrives.
That Trooper literally moved his SUV in front of the driver that was coming towards him to protect his buddies, and children in one other SUV. That takes bravery, toughness, and being a hero to a whole new level. That Trooper deserves a promotion for doing that!
Take it easy there turbo... the trooper was just doing his job and what he was trained to do, and using common sense. Stop acting like he saved the world
buddy was just doing his job, seems like a miracle since some cops just let school shooters roam free
While I do agree the Trooper should be praised for his reaction, it is important to note that he didn't see the car coming and move into the way. He was parked, to block traffic, and the guy ran into him. What he did was enable his car to hit the median and not his fellow officers ahead of him
@@coolfeet1 He stated he saw it coming in his rear-view, I'm unsure if he said he had put on his seatbelt, or if that is standard.
@@coolfeet1 yep, you correct. Look at this distance between the trooper that was hit and the next parked car ua-cam.com/video/Na3cVVshihY/v-deo.html Not sure we would have hit them anyways with this distance.
Blocking the distraught look on the driver's face was a real G move for Code Blue Cam. Respect 💯
Imagine if the trooper wasn’t there blocking the deputies during the transfer of the children……
I really don't want to think of what could've happened in that case.
@@MSSmith1022 say no more
Before he explained that the officer in the back was hit I thought it was going to be the car with the children in it
That was my initial thought, where's the kids? Hope they weren't further traumatized by seeing this happen in front of them. Don't do drugs, kids.
god bless that trooper.
Good news! Harrison Geisler, the dude that rear ended the cop while high, just got sentenced to 5 years in prison for this incident.
He'll have a lot to think about in his last remaining four years. This was a crazy situation.
Thanks for the update.
That's damn terrifying. Glad everyone was okay in the end.
He couldn’t stick the: “Ope! Lemme squeeze past ya.”
Get rear ended at 70 mph. Says, “I’ll live, I’ve been through worse.” That’s how you know cops have it rough.
Shut up
Thankfully ford built these to withstand a 75 mph rear impact!
both sides have it rough brotha, don't hate the players hate the game.
@@jakef.r.1231 and the corrupt players. badge or not. you runnin with the uncle sam gang? 12 gon get you if you dont do what they say, if you dont pay up.
@O The Ford Explorers were designed to withstand the impact from a tractor trailer. That's why a lot of State Trooper Organizations have switched to them. Unfortunately that's the more common accident for Highway Patrolman
Nobody is talking about the badass trooper wearing the body cam, running the whole time to get the scene under control. That’s the type of guy you want next to you when shit goes sideways.
"I GOT THE CONES!!!!"
Yes!! There are two types of people when the s**t gets real! Those that run, and those that respond! Some people cannot process things quickly.
All respect to the trooper, but he sounded like God's mighty charm bracelet with all that equipment jangling around. There MUST be a better way to equip our law enforcement officers so that they CAN run when necessary!
he HUSTLED with those cones!!!
The Officer acted so quick and professional even though he knew he would be hit but he protected the other officers in the process. This Officer has a lot of..uh..guts!
That was such fast thinking putting the car in drive and steering into the barrier!! Unreal How he didn’t get injured. Well done Troopers!! Keeping everyone safe in a dangerous situation.
As a deputy and knowing several troopers we are well aware that t-stops on interstates and multi lane roads in larger cities are just about death traps for all involved. I've seen troopers injured badly by other vehicles crashing into them at full I-state speeds PLUS. That trooper may say he's OK but I promise the incident will follow him all the rest of his days in his body. His training was good, he was watching that rear view. Good man, I hope he recovers well.
Definitely sore in the morning
If it’s known to be a death trap then why is the stop done at the interstate at all? Why not pulling the car out at the next exit ramp and stop at a safe spot?
@@dexter3play just an opportunity to escape, but now in a tight residential area with more people at risk.
December 11, 1980 I was t-boned by another driver - who was eventually ticketed for failure to yield - while I was going around 45 mph. I also was NOT wearing a seat belt. (they weren't NEARLY as popular back then) I was thrown clear out of the vehicle thru the drivers door and ended up sliding down the road on my rear end, in basically a seated position, until I came to a complete stop. Nothing but scratches and bruises on myself, but I still remember it vividly to this day. I also remember the other drivers name. (not that I hold a grudge - much)
@@dexter3play Mainly because the drunkard that the 1st officer pulled over was too stupid to pull to the right like they teach you in 3rd grade. Who stops in the left lane? F'tard citizens, that's who.
“I’ll live. I’ve been through worse” that officer is tough.
I couldn’t imagine being rear ended at 70mph and standing up perfectly fine
That's what 12 gallons of adrenaline does to a human haha
I was in the back seat sleeping and a car hit us at 40-50 mph at a stop light, she was high. All I remember was hitting the roof and it was all in slow mo after that. But I wasn’t hurt at all, the car was like within 30 inches from me when I woke up. I have no idea how I was not hurt at all. Even my mom in the middle was taken to the hospital with back aches. Gods got my back I guess.
@@Iceisthegoat that is crazy. I’m very glad you are okay and hope your mom and everyone else is as well
This guy certainly received a stiff neck for weeks to come. My brother's car was rear-ended by somebody else some decades ago. He in the driver's seat, me in the passenger seat. He saw the car approaching in the mirror and stiffened up. I was surprised. I was treated for my stiff neck a couple of times. But his was worse. Stiffening up, meant his neck was stretched even more. He needed treatment much longer than me.
And the speed the other had was significantly less than what is shown here. The other car was hit in the front but it was not wrecked like the one in the video.
@@mflax4331 wow crazy story, glad your okay.
But yes right when they said he was doing 70 and that the officer was stopped I knew it was going to be a horrible wreck. People do not realize how unsafe (lets say 50mph) is for a human being to be traveling in the first place
Selflessness!!! These officers are awesome !!! Be & stay safe out there !!! 🙏🏽🇺🇸
Even got the drone shot😭👏🏻 love this channel
You can see from the highway camera footage the officer intentionally moved his vehicle to block the other officers and children from getting hit by the car! What a hero! He most likely saved the lives of his fellow officers, and potentially the children as well. Nothing but respect for this officer!
Watch the video again. The trooper doesn't move his car to block the other officers. He even says he wasn't sure if he actually got the vehicle all the way into drive. But hey, good story!
Amen ... Quick selfless thinking saved lives no doubt.
No he didn’t stop lying🤣. He didn’t notice until it was too late said he tried but didn’t even know if he got the car in drive or not. 6:00
Always gotta be someone who comments negative
@@Robert-ws3mk Not negative or positive, simply matter of fact. Have a great day tho Robert
"I've been through worse" (smiles)
The ghetto bruh. It's rough
What a brave man I have all respect for him
Its called a wife. Lol
What a trooper... heh... heh.. I hope he's alright
Major props to that State Trooper for seeing the incoming danger and deciding to take the hit and steer his car into the wall. He likely saved lives that day. A lot of people wouldve seen the incoming car and moved out of the way
A 25-year-old known drug user's first OWI offense? What are the odds of that?
Now that’s professionalism. Even after the accident the trooper maintains his cool 100%, and is concerned for the well being of the guy who hit him
... just before they all beat the shit out of him, lol.
@@DavidFerree54 Exactly
@@DavidFerree54 Right😚
@@DavidFerree54
@@guiltyspark5566
Those police interceptors have a 75mph rated rear crash protection. This is a perfect real life example of that in action. I own a 2019 police interceptor sedan and am glad to see how these hold up during a big accident such as this.
That's one of the hardest hits I've ever seen.. And he saw it coming.. The officer going to feel that tomorrow..
It appears the seats and headrests are rated for at least as much as well.
Im looking for a new suv for me and my 3 toddlers. Is it specially build for police? How can I find one?
@@evamz9584 type it in on google for fuck sake can women look anything up themselves?
Ford explorer?
“I’ve been through worst”
Sounds like he’s a vet that’s been through some sh***
I love the intro on this channel. The music,the editing,sweet!!
A cop friend of mine was rear-ended a few years ago and it noticably messed him up a lot and it didn't even look all the bad (the photos of the cars). But he still gets light headed all the time, still has neck problems, he's more easily annoyed, and he's just different. Luckily he's a good man and notices these things so he tries to work on them and not let them effect others but it just goes to show that even an accident that isn't even all that bad looking can change a person forever
Prayers to that officer’s recovery. 🙏
@@vitoarchitetto5026 appreciate that as I know he would too, unfortunately it's just something he has to deal with for the rest of his life. But at least he's still able to work, and walk, and have a good relatively normal life, there are plenty of people out there, officer or not, that are not as fortunate.
@@robertn4840 Yes sir. 🇺🇸
Cars are dangerous and shouldn’t be as big a part of society as they are currently
@@mitzelperc3049 do you drive a car?
"I didn't get a chance to check on him yet. I hope he's okay" Literally minutes after getting rear ended by that guy. Amazing Trooper
I wish more people were talking about this. That's true compassion right there. We need more people like him in the world
@@DamianJoseph661 I'm so sick of this soft bs narrative on everything. It's nice but definitely not needed here
@@FrontierFootball Are you seriously offended by us showing appreciation for a compassionate trooper? I hope you live a happier life, man. I genuinely do.
@@DamianJoseph661 not at all but all people wanna see is compassion and when they see a justified use of force they loose their minds
The fact that officer risked his life ONLY for the safety of lives? SPEAKS VOLUME to not only what type of officer he is ; what ALL public servants should exemplify. But shows more to what sort of human being he is. His fearless impulse to save a person is what I found very consequential in this video... Kudos 👏🏾🎉👍🏾 to that officer, and them all working together to ENSURE there were no other accidents, each other was good, and keeping those babies out of harms way.. Which was why they were even waiting there, on the freeway in the first place . So Great Job Boys!!! ☄️💪🏾😉💛
The risks that police, firefighters, paramedics and others take to ensure our safety is not appreciated highly enough. My thanks to all those who put their lives on the line for us!
Especially the firefighters who have to literally rip open crushed cars to get people out... they have to live with the memories of what they find inside.
@@restezlamemeMan....may God bless them tremendously and their families.
Man you just never know what’s with that person next to or behind and even in front of you as your driving a car or riding a bike. What’s really scary is who is coming at you on a 2 way highway.
Idiots in cars. I'm totally alert.
I think about that on a 2 lane highway all the time
@@jimhimesjr add me to that list too,always watching their head n face most times looking at phone 😠
35+ years driving a truck across the U.S., I've seen some crazy shit happen on the roads. Ironically, the two lane highways, seemed to be much safer than the highways.
@@lennychorn147 probably cause theres no giant concrete barrier to hit at 75mph on them it’s either rumble strips or the ditch there for ya lol
what the hell was that 25 year old doing? Reading a book? guy had oodles of time to avoid this.
How do you get SO HIGH that you can't see a bunch of cop cars and their lights? Dude had so much time to move, and still managed to crash into a trooper. It's the equivalent of being in an empty parking lot, and still managing to hit a light pole, but worse. He's lucky that both he and the trooper survived.
Having attended and investigated too many fatalities due to driver impairment I have absolutely no sympathy for those that think they have a right to be impaired and get into a motorised weapon endangering the innocent lives of others using the roads safely.
I cannot comprehend how lenient they are with drunk driving in the state of Wisconsin ! It's INSANITY that repeat offenders are still allowed to drive !! On the opposite end of the spectrum, in the country of El Salvador, driving while intoxicated can be punishable by death ! We need a rational balance somewhere.
@@oldschool1970skid While I don't support the death penalty, I would absolutely love to see drunk drivers who kill people be charged with murder. My logic is that getting into a car and driving it while you're drunk is intent. Anyone smart enough to operate a vehicle is smart enough to understand the consequences of drunk driving. Doing so, knowing what the result can be, is intentional. Knowing what you're doing is wrong and doing it anyway is intentional. Hitting a person or vehicle while drunk driving is intentional.
@@canehdiansteve3455 Drunk driving should be charged with attempted murder, imo.
couldn't agree more. i wish there was a way to stop driver's from pulling over on the left side of the road.
Going to see a lot more of this with the explosion of cannabis stores. Yeah, weed is harmless.
State Trooper: "Man I am getting sick of impaired drivers putting others at risk like these kids!"
*patrol car gets smashed by another drunk driver*
State Trooper: "AWWW COME ON!!"
now imagine that patrol had not been there
Two birds one incident.
On a serious note, hats off to the trooper for having the presence of mind to put his car in drive to lessen the blow and steer his car into the median to protect the other people at the scene ahead. Had he not been there, it would have been a lot worse. Now they got 2 impaired drivers off the road
😂😂. Was not expecting to laugh in the comments.
Twist it was the family member coming to get the kids
@@thomasgartland9763 There's actually a video where a drunk Mom gets arrested trying to pick up her kid
"I've been through worse." My man is a certified bad ass.
Thanks!
Props to the officer for preparing impact and turning his vehicle so the accident would stay localized.
He saw a 70mph collision coming from a mile away. Didn't deter him from his duty and prepared his car to be rear-ended
@ink merci that’s dumb af
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts He shouldnt have been parked on the highway at all idiot. Endangering the public for a few bucks for the state...... The state pushed the booze too, so they win all the way around.
I will never understand people driving with children int he car while drunk or high. It's so EGOISTIC and UNRESPONSIBLE. People doing this deserve YEARS in prison.
Agreed and people that have drunk or high problems and bad dangerous behavior in general have more sympathy from professionals and groups telling them its normal and okay than ever before. Where I live they have safe drug houses now for people to inject safely and other programs to make good of these issues. Modern methods are more about keeping these losers happy and supported rather than giving harsh consequences. Its the same for a lot of crime cases now to.
in* the* egotistical* irresponsible*
@@chriswright8102 AH fuck you dude. I seen you play grammar police before. You do realize that youtube is global yes?. LEAVE ME ALONE... There ain't no rules for speaking proper english...
If we lived in a world full of altruistic and responsible people, we wouldn't need police. People would just surrender at court for only slight mistakes.
@@Shigari_ In a world where all would be responisble we wouldn't even need courts. Just Anarchy freedom and everyone respect their fellow man. Simple unwritten rules to follow, but as we are umans we can never achieve this. We are doomed to fail.
Insurance company: YOU HIT A WHAT?!!!!
Trooper gets rear ended at 70mph, then immediately gets on the radio to report it to dispatch. Badazz.
My husband is permanently disabled because of this exact same thing! He was a cop at a roll over accident and was hit by a vehicle going 90 mph !! PLEASE BE AWARE OF OUR POLICE OFFICERS ON THE ROAD! 💔🙏🏻
HAHAHAHA that’s what he gets for being a cop I hope that pain sunk in long and hard with him
Was his spine damaged pretty bad? 😔🙏
You would think just because of safety sake that they would have something installed in every car that you would have to go through in order to start the vehicle. I mean again if people aren't drunk they have nothing to worry about
The problem is not a lack of awareness, but much rather too many impaired drivers on the roads
@@dawood2u Yes, broken back in 4 places. He just had his 6th and final spine surgery . He's in constant pain and its affected our entire life. 😥
It's rare when someone who actually knows how to react in a life or death situation, firstly is the one who actually finds themselves in the exact situation they were trained for. Secondly for them to remember something they've likely never practiced more than once if ever and to execute it perfectly. Putting the car in neutral or drive , letting go of the brake and steering in a clear direction saved this man's life at least from serious injury. Awesome to see something like that in action
That trooper is rock solid, “I’ve been through worse” and shook it off after being hit by a car going over 60mph.l. 😮
Officer brutally parks in the middle of the highway
Retired trucker after 34 years. I've seen more than my share of incidence like this. Other drivers and law enforcement out there be safe. It's getting worse out there on the roads. Amazing how much my stress levels have dropped since I left the truck is just awesome. Good luck out there and prayers are with you all.
Bless You! We appreciate you too! ❤❤❤😊😊😊
My dad has been a truck driver for 50 years and he has been in some really scary accidents and seen some super crazy things and that’s from just the little that he’s told me about, I can’t imagine everything he’s actually seen over the years! Be safe out there everyone! 🧡
So glad to hear about your improved stress levels! I’m an RN and can say you are easily the 5th current/ex truck driver who said roads are getting worse.
Be safe out there everyone, remember you are truly the only person you can trust on the road. ❤
I've never understood how one just drives into a stationary object, until I became a commuter in Los Angeles, at this point I've seen it happen twice. I get it now, people literally don't watch where they are driving. It's as if they don't want to live.
Or they are Always on there
Phones!!!
Well texting, social media or drugs are worse than simply speeding… I’ve seen brutal crashes that happened below 80mph… and I’m one that drove 195 mph for a few miles…. And I had to be on the edge each second while some people just relax and do other things… maybe we do need a well developed public transportation system and electric cars. People just don’t pay attention to what they are doing. Driving is driving (period).
Phones, liquor and beer.
Phones, liquor and beer.
I hit a stationary object due to my medical condition. It happens. But of course, everyone needs to be mindful of where they are going when it comes to driving.
I like how the officers came to the rescue of another officer in trouble
🙏☝️ for both!
That trooper is literally a “trooper” for pushin through that accident
Trooper took the time to aim his cruiser at the median so he wouldn't hit the other officers when he had time to get out of the way, but instead stayed to protect them. Legendary-level hero right there.
State Patrol Officer that was in impacted car, "I've been through worse." I thank you for being so alert and positioning the car before impact to not hit other officers, and your service! Bravo!
Minor injuries? 😂 They were talking about needing a tourniquet for Harrison’s knee injury.
This channel is the best cop cam channel out there! Thanks for the great work!
So they stopped an impaired driver just to be hit by a DIFFERENT impaired driver? What the hell is going on up there?
A lot of drinking apparently
It’s Wisconsin. Everybody’s drunk
Opioids
A country in steep decline, pointed toward s**thole status- that's what.
This is the reality of drivers on the road today, way too many impaired/distracted driver's. Way more common than you think.
The state trooper he’s a true hero. Saved the kids the mom initially didn’t care to save. I’m happy he was okay and trying to help the guy who crashed into him.
Jenry : what Mom? Where do they say the driver of the initial stopped car was a female...let alone the kids' mother?
nice, blaming the mom when it said it was a 25 year old man who struck the car lmao
I live in Wisconsin & it absolutely amazes me how many times a person gets caught drinking & driving with only a ticket!! WI has the leanest DUI laws in all of the country. We also have the most ‘beer’ alcoholics in all of America. I love it here but the laws have got to be tougher!
Imagine going from 70 mph to 0 in less than a second. Ohhhhh god that must've hurt.
That cop is a true bad ass! “I’m okay. I’ll live. I’ve been through worse”! Mind blown. And what he did to avoid more people getting hurt was amazing! Putting the car in drive and pointing out toward the median? Wow! This guy is a hero!!!
I feel so dumb asking this but what is the advantage of having it in drive?
By putting the vehicle in drive it allows the vehicle to move easier. Thus lowering the force needed to be transferred into his own vehicle
@@damienvillano4044 exactly. The accident won’t be as bad as if it was just a huge piece a metal (parked car) sitting there.
Glad everyone came out okay. At 70 mph hit, it says a lot about both vehicles in that the doors still operated, especially the Honda’s.
if it wasnt a newer honda hed be dead.
@@Wecanhelp Nah, I got in a couple really bad wrecks in my '94 Accord, including hitting another vehicle at about 50mph, I even drove home from that accident. They are solidly built cars.
@@mrsleep0000 You wouldn't have lasted in a Civic made before 2015. I've owned 7 over the years, believe me, they're a death traps.
It didn’t look like they were going 80 tho it looked like max 50-60 he was probably just getting off work hella tired and got high and this happened
@@mrsleep0000 watch some NTHSA crash test videos. The old cars not crunching is a bad thing. New cars are intentionally designed to collapse in an accident, so that most of the energy is absorbed by the car and not the occupants.
What a way to ruin your life in an instant.
And, this is precisely why that officer placed his vehicle where he did to protect those kids. Great foresight!
People are freaking idiots, they don’t pay attention. As an LEO myself, you can have your lights on, cones, and flares but they still ignore you. They will slow down for fire and an ambulance but completely ignore police who are on the road. So dangerous, glad the trooper is ok
Sadly, I’ve seen drivers clueless about FD and ambulances as well.
I once pulled over to the side of the road (eastbound) because I saw an ambulance coming towards me with the emergency 🚨 lights going.
Good thing too, as that allowed the ambulance to pass the clueless westbound driver (in front of the ambulance) that had not pulled over.
People ignore emergency vehicles every day...I see it all the time
There is absolutely very little respect for both authorities and emergency services these days, and that is just wrong.
I can attest, as a PISCES myself, this happens to me all the time