Don't Fall VICTIM To This Car Jacking Tactic | Grand Theft Auto | Navy SEAL
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Terrible advice at 4:30, you do NOT have the right to draw your weapon to defend property. You're going to get people in trouble, CPL revoked, criminal charges, fines, etc. In that scenario you saw the guy going for the door; your life wasn't in imminent danger. Even castle doctrine is a gimmick; you can't fire at someone just because they crossed your threshold. You or your family must be in imminent danger. I know it sucks, and I don't agree with it, but the fact is you CANNOT draw your weapon to defend property. Do NOT give poor advice to your viewers, it's plain irresponsible 👎
You should move out of MI. This is TX not some liberal state. 🙏
@@frogmantactical Fair point 😔
Edit: Michigan also has castle doctrine and stand your ground laws, but they differ from those in Texas regarding property. Everyone should research and understand their state's laws, because no one is going to support your family or break you out of jail if you get locked up.
@@frogmantactical Same as Florida. You can legally protect your property just like your life.
@DeadoppsMellyisapunkassbitch I believe it's completely justified and I agree that it's everyone's right to defend their property. State laws, however, do not always agree. Let's say I defend the family Tahoe then get locked up. Are you going to support my family in the meantime? Break me out of jail? Reinstate my CPL? Let's keep it real homeboy.
What, what the hell is a CPL? You live in a state that is based on socialism buddy. Whatever a CPL is that goes directly against yours and my constitution.
If I see someone who pretends that his TOYOTA broke down, I KNOW something's fishy, and I step on the gas.
Haha read my comment. Same lol
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Exactly!!!
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Great point🤣🙏
I don't stop to help anyone!!! I call the local police and give them location and vehicle description and let them handle it.
i was traveling down I-16 in Ga. I came across a woman broke down I pulled over, before getting out of my vehicle I noticed a few tops of tall grass shake...I took off and took the next exit to circle back. .going oppsosite way a man was with her and no other vehicle.. after turning back to same way i was originnaly travelling the vehicle was gone....I then realized criminals are astep ahead of most of us....Once they realized someone was on to them they were already folding upshop.....Meaning these people are very smart in a way most of us aren't.
Scary situation 🙌🏻
As a retired medical professional I have stopped at accidents to render assistance. Even that type of situation you need to have your guard up. They could be a carjacker or a criminal fleeing and they may try to take your vehicle or even take you hostage. Breakdown situations I usually call the highway patrol or PD in the city. They can protect the scene from an accident and assist them with getting help if needed. When calling note the route, direction and mile marker on the highway and street block number in the city.
wisdom=having a good memory and being willing and able to learn from experience and data compiled from news reports and anecdotes. there have been stories and videos showing paramedic being shot and killed from a man he just revived with narcan. stories of little kids killing paramedics with guns after calling a false emergency. firefighters shot at and killed. it's all about data points and pattern recognition, while being receptive to new information.
You can definitely get some filming in progress signs to try to mitigate any concerns from passerbys, as well as informing local PD.
Always. Be. Prepared. The Boy Scout motto serves everyone well.
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When I was a kid, 60 years ago, my father used to talk about people leaving their keys in their car when they stopped at a rest area on the highways to use the bathroom. They'd come out of the bathroom and their car was gone. He told me NEVER get out of your car without the keys in your hand, not even when stopping to get gas.
Also told me to keep a door key in my wallet in case the keys got locked in the car. This was all pre electronic door locks. To this day I have a door key in my wallet for the vehicle I drive.
With today's communication capabilities, my days of stopping to "assist" are long over. Everyone has a cell phone and can summon their own help.
Good advice.
Good advice.
Another technique used is, criminals looking to steal your car will slip an empty plastic bottle between the front passenger wheel and fender. When you go to pull out of where you are parked, the plastic bottle will make a crunching sound and makes the driver believe something has damaged their car. When the driver hears this, they usually leave the car running and driver door either open or unlocked. When the driver steps around the car to see what it was making the sound, the thief just jumps in the car and drives off. People typically just walk to the drivers side of their car and don't do a walk-around to check their car before they get in to leave a parking area. Take the time to walk around your car and check to see if something is not in the fender-well of your passenger side. This could save you alot of trouble, especially in a large city.
Great point! We are currently working on producing a video covering this exact topic as well as a handful of similar traps. Thank you for the input🙏
@@frogmantactical Absolutely brother. Auto theft traps are a little known subject in the general public and you did a great job in this video exposing a common trap. The main problem with these taps is that they rely on complacency for them to work. In these times people need to be more vigilant for their own safety's sake. Thanks for the hard work you and your crew put in to make the videos you do. Drive on brother, drive on!
Wow cool!! Love these scenarios regardless I'm a 63 year old female and most likely I wouldn't get out of my car, these videos actually make me feel more tougher and fight like my life depends on it! Thanks Frogman!
Thanks for watching🙏
@@frogmantactical Thank YOU!
It's hard not to stop and offer help but, not too long ago I helped some lady with her flat (destroyed) tire and her spare was half inflated. She said she knew of a tire place that would help her. I offered to follow her to make sure she would make it on her spare (supposedly a few miles). When she started down a road with few houses something didn't feel right. I pulled over. A few seconds after pulling over two guys in a pickup drove by and eyeballed me on the way by (i was making like I was messing with my phone). That's when I decided to exit the situation. I think Something that those who genuinely want help don't realize is that nefarious people act the same way.
The "I got baby mama" cracked me up 🤣😂
🤣 thanks for watching🙏
Thank you! As a female ccw carrier i travel to work, in the Nevada desert, some 80miles one way in the middle of the night (although i stay on site for 3½days, then come home). I try to be alert and careful but the possibility of car troubles is always a concern! Love your videos and they keep me on point!
Yuck are u from California
Kat?
@@fernley, I used to travel alone as well (petite female), and when in trouble, I’d call the police to come out and help me. Much, much faster and safer than waiting for road side service or help from a stranger. Two times, the local police bailed me out of a bad car/road situation, and they were so kind. ❤
Thanks for watching, glad you're prepared! 🙏
@@PeaceIsYeshua oh yeah! I graduated from Fernley! Live in Reno now and travel to Yerington (ROP). Stay safe, stay alert!
I never pull over! And I drive a minimum 816 miles per week. 208 miles per day 4 days a week. Not counting the the other 3 days.
Best thing to do is call the police dispatchand advise them of a broken down motorist on the side of the road. It's simply better just to outsource as much trouble and violence as you can to the police because they are experts at that.
With everyone having cell phones and AAA I won't stop unless someone is hurt.
I stopped to give someone a jump yesterday. There was literally nothing around for several yards, and neither occupant left my sight for the duration of our short interaction. I really appreciate how the driver went about it, because his hand signals were SUPER obvious, and they both seemed to make an effort to remain in plain sight as I approached.
Any stop has the potential to go very wrong, but good people will make an effort to make it obvious that they don't want trouble.
Good breakdowns of various situations.
It's always good to lock your doors. Sometimes, it's safer to just call it in instead. AAA Assistance & Insurance usually has vehicle help.
I have that two then waitt 1 2 3 hours for AAA
May want to consider a "Film Crew Ahead" sign to avoid getting the cops called on you😂
I'm a mechanic for a living and I carry everywhere i go. I like to always help when I can. One time I pulled over with my wife and kids in the truck with me. The fella standin by his broke down car had another guy standing outside with him. The guys were not the sharpest dressed, looked like they have been through some things in life, had the look of a rough guy. They were waivin jumper cables in the air. I gladly pulled over to help. He told me thank you so much and offered to pay me. I said I don't want your money I just wanted to help. With a tear in his eye he said thank you again and Said he had been there for 3 hours because everyone looks at him and must think I am not stoppin to help this crazy guy. People aren't always bad because you think they look bad. This fella had a big heart and was down on his luck and needed help. Don't fall victim to judging people. Sometimes the rough people are who you want next to you when it hits the fan. Don't feel safe because they have a nice car or look nice. Wolf in sheep's clothing waitin around every corner. Good video man somethin that doesn't get thought about much and could cost someone their life.
Very true, but the common sense cautions given towards the end of the video of calculating risk is very important. Your family’s safety should always come first. ❤
@PeaceIsYeshua They always come first. My family's protection is number 1. Trusting God and not living in fear, and staying sharp on the skills you have been taught and trained in allow me help when and where I can
Uh huh. Heartwarming story. And sometimes it’s the guy in a suit and tie that puts a bullet in your forehead. What the hell are you doing, pulling over with your wife and kids in the car? You’re not a hero. You’re an idiot.
Gotta love those moments when you're filming and unexpected passers-by come through. 😂
So I live in California and the amount that I have to pay to get a CCW is crazy. I just recently became a gun owner about 8 months ago because I and my children moved up to the mountains to get out of the city. I had no idea about the cost for a CCW until I went to do my first 8 hour class. In which after completing it I was told the other amounts I was going to have to pay and not only that but it’s not that easy to get the CCW as well. It was very discouraging to hear what I had to go through just to get it so I can protect myself and my children if we go walking around in the hills. I paid for class of course up front but I didn’t go any further with my CCW and it just feels unfair to me that they make it so hard for a law abiding citizen to get protection.
I was on my way to work a few weeks back. A guy was broke down trying to push his car c off the road. It was still fairly dark. I shut the truck off, turned in flashers, locked the door and made sure the area was clear. Situational awareness. People laugh at me, but I try to always be aware of my surroundings.
I don't ever leave my keys in my vehicle and it's always locked if I am out of it.
Smart!
Something tells me that we’re gonna start seeing this scenario a lot more frequently as days go on because of the “tone” of society that we’re living in today. Great video, Thanks!
This and getting struck by a distracted driver on the side of the road is why I don't stop to help anymore. This are unfortunate times we're living in.
Kind of like the demise of Bonnie and Clyde. Fake vehicle breakdown and ambush.
At 4:46, in my area when the cops arrive you would be arrested and most likely charged with brandishing a weapon, kidnapping, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon and carjacking, your gun confiscated, and then the criminals sue you in civil court.
@rodvan-zeller6360,
Yup, all a manipulation game really. Whomever can formulate the more believable perspective will more than likely get what they want. Speaking from my own experience as I was wrongfully prosecuted. This is why Jason states about paying $100k to defend yourself in court. There will always be malicious people out there, especially in the legal system as it is the ultimate power in this 🤬ed up world. Judges have immunity and prosecutors will manipulate any situation they can to get what they believe is "a criminal" off the streets. They genuinely believe they are making this world a better place, truth or not. As long as they believe the perspective formulated, truth does not matter. It is absolutely disgusting.
Oh, it is also funny that if this were a law enforcement officer nobody would think twice about it. Pat on the back, deemed a hero, and given immunity against prosecution. Yet a good samaritan or citizen would have the full force of the law thrown at them. Everyone expects you to rely upon and call the police for everything even if it means risking your life. Makes one wonder who the real criminal is right.
As a truck driver we get flagged down alot. I dont usually stop unless its an accident and someone needs help. Otherwise, im not a mechanic so ill just get in the way. One thing to be leary about is the hot chick with a flat tire. Guys wanna stop to save the day for the damsel in distress but will end up getting craked over the head by her boyfriend hidden in a ditch. Times are different now. Years ago truckers would always stop to help but cars were different back then and people were diff back then. I like to call the highway patrol, tell them where the breakdown is and let them handle it.
No stops, period, and if you show up on my doorstep claiming a problem you are SOL.
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Agreed 100%
I once had a woman show up at my carport doorstep claiming to have been assaulted. This was around midnight. I had my gun out but never let her inside my house where my young daughter and wife were. I assured her no one could get her and called the police. She sat in the carport until police arrived. I wouldn’t go outside until backup arrived. Turns out she was telling the truth and it wasn’t a rouse but wasn’t taking a chance. My mission is to protect my family.
“Your left or mine?”
Said no perp ever.
Great video. I stop all the time to check on people who appear to have car trouble. This was an eye opener.
The first red flag was a broken down newer Toyota Tundra - those things are bulletproof literally.
Thank you for these videos, they are very helpful. I did Corrections and Sheriffs office as a jailor, but its been years now and your videos help me keep my mind on what is important , as well as being great to watch.
Great video, I lost my father at 8 years old to a robbery gone wrong, as he pulled over to assist a lady and her 8 year old daughter who's car had broken down on an interstate. Aside from the situational awareness i always have, as well as a servant heart and want to help people in a time of need, I still am very reluctant to help people in these situations.
Sorry for your lost brother.
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At 0-30 for me two important things 1) make sure to have eye contact before you get close (too close) to the man 2) never let someone pass behind you
I've stopped stopping. Now I call 911 for them. They either need help, are criminals, or are about to become victims.
Why would u call 911 its for life threatening emergencies call the non emergency line. What about a car broken down on the side of the road would dictate to you that it was a life threatening emergency. ?
@@ilikeitwhatisit6749fair point; however I’m not going to google the non-emergency dispatch number while driving so I can report an issue. Everyone knows 911 and whoever answers is trained to hand off non-emergency calls as needed
@@ilikeitwhatisit6749 These may be life threatening emergencies. I don't know the number to every non-emergency agency. I have called 911 to report objects in the road and vehicles in need, and I always get a "Thank you". The operators are skilled at assessing my call and may transfer me to the Highway Patrol. Object in the road are emergencies (ask anyone with a motorcycle). Dead cars on freeways are extremely vulnerable and dangerous. Roadside ambushes are life threatening emergencies for anyone who stops. I'll call 911 before someone dies and let you call them after.
Excellent video. Thanks. Y’all took a chance making that here in Texas. Being a veteran myself I tend to help someone especially those that seem helpless or are getting robbed. I’m glad those guys didn’t draw down on y’all. Thanks again for the video.
Great video. I needed this. We all have to be extra vigilant, especially in these last days.
This is why I always take the keys out of the ignition and keep them in my pocket whenever I exit my car for any reason.
Remember. The best self-defense is to get the situation down and not shoot. But if you have to is, then you have to.
I have been burned by placing myself in the middle of someone else’s issue on the highway. Once I was cursed out stopping to help two women with a flat tire who had stopped partially in the roadway; the driver screamed she didn’t have a license/registration or insurance as she called me everything but a preacher for calling for assistance. Another time I was behind an obviously drunk driver for almost 10 miles (he wouldn’t let anyone pass) until highway patrol showed up. Because I Called 911 I ended up getting subpoenaed for his trial-2 hours away from my home.
I will probably still call for assistance if deemed necessary but doubt I will risk stopping again
The new thing today is spikes in the road at night and when you get a flat they hi-jack you even if you continue to drive they follow you.
Blessings Brother.
Great stuff, a lot of important things to think about. In the old days I used to stop, but had tools things easier to fix no phones etc...
1st thing that would indicate its a scam is Tundra's don't brake down. LOL. But, in all seriousness, love the teachings Jason. Absolutely love the channel.
Great info. Jason as always looking out for other people. Thx brother.
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All great points! Couple things I noticed, however. In the scenario when you draw and turn to engage the carjacker, you pied out into the road. I understand pieing out to gain positive ID and keep them in sight and open to engage if needed, but now you have stepped out into traffic with your back to traffic and opened yourself up to be possibly hit. Would there be a way to pie off to the side of the road and keep them in sights? Next thing I noticed in a few of the scenarios is how close the stalled vehicle driver is to you when you are looking at the vehicle. At one point he is less than a foot from you and walks behind you to go around to start the vehicle. Wouldn't this leave you open to that person attacking you from behind in close quarters?
It’s because of scenarios like these that a lot of ppl don’t stop to help anyone anymore. I would stop for a lady but a young healthy man, no way.
Great tips and I will keep these scenarios in mind ! I rarely stop for people anymore unless I see imminent danger or they flag me down. Even then I will still have to assess whether it is legit or not. Still survey the scene for threats in all situations !
Another thing they do is put something on your windshield like fake 20$ so you get out and remove it after starting the car. They will be parked behind or next to driver side.
Or there's a million scams on FB. Some will list a stolen car for cheap cash only and when you show up to buy it cash in hand they take your $ and your car.
Our society is definitely going to hell in a hand-basket and situation’s like this are going to get scarier and more dangerous!! As one of the former Marines I follow on this platform always says, “Stay Frosty, Stay Strapped and Stay Dangerous”!!
NEVER leave the carkeys in the car when I have to leave it ! Exactly the same like gun and phone ....
What kind of moron pulls over in the middle of nowhere and leaves their car running and unlocked when they stop to help someone?
5:00 "Your left or mine?" Your both facing the same way.....but I guess he couldn't see him.
“Your left or mine?” Way to keep it light, man. Great lessons, thanks 👍🏼😊
Great video, great advice.
I’d love to see a video with Jason as the guy in the truck during the outro coming up on an apparent active murder when in reality it was not.
When the second carjacker, said, "I have a family".....my thought was, " I don't give a fuck."
In S.C. , I can dial "*HP" on my phone and it goes directly to the Highway Patrol dispatch. And that's how I handle disabled vehicles.
Enjoying these possible scenarios being talked about! Head on a swivel. Oh there’s a DS smiling about that smooth shave 🤣. Thanks for the knowledge, god bless.
Something I learned a long time ago, in the good old "canoe club", no less, was: "if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem". Always enjoy and learn from your vids, Frogman, thanks and keep it up.
Thank you for what you do brother. ❤ Good scenarios.
There were 2 men approaching vehicles at an intersection while I was far from home. They had similar shirts, like a club or something seeking donations. One guy was directly approaching my window. I drew and told him to stay away. He continued and I had to point it at him and tell him more firmly to stay away. He didn't seem very threatened but I was thinking I might have a situation on my hand.
People are crazy.
Bro, you probably want to delete this comment, because the way your comment is written, and given pretty much every states’ laws, you pretty much just admitted to aggravated assault for drawing a firearm and pointing it at someone who was unarmed….
@@DefinitelyNotAFed4473 - No, I warned him several times. I have a witness with me in my car that was yelling "Get away" louder than I was.
It seems to be becoming very common for people to approach vehicles at crowded traffic lights. I hate it when people stop me and beg for money. It is not safe for us or them. Cops should make it very hard on these goons.
@redfaux74 You, sir, deserve a knock on your door...
@@majorhavoc9693 - Why? Because I warned someone several times not to approach my vehicle at a stop light? 🤣🤣🤣 If I were in a groc store and a person was getting in my personal space after warning them several times and they continue to get in my face I would likely do the same.
I'm betting most places have laws where people are not permitted to be in the streets for just any reason. Those white and yellow lines are there for a reason. Cars must obey them and so do people not in vehicles. It's only common sense. No one has a right to solicit in the road.
I knew straight off the bat that this was staged because that’s a Toyota tundra (same model I drive) and there’s just no way the tundra would break down on side of the road! 😂
Best trucks ever!!!😂
First off i just wanna say thank you for your service, an 2nd i just wanna say your videos are inspiring and motivate me to go out and train so i thank you for that. god bless!
You’re welcome. God bless. 🙏
Great information!
Thank you!🙏
Thanks for sharing! Similar, when I'm just running into the post office or something in/out, I've often thought to grab my cell phone vs leave it sit there. You never know if you need to use it when things can turn in a split second for everyone's safety really. And my own protection (recording of actual event) worst case. It seems excessive though as a tool id rather have it at hand than not. Occasionally I've had a verbally belligerent neighbor air their opinion on my property uninvited. Home cameras are around, but next time they chose to I will decide to pull out my phone and record while I tell them they are trespassing and to leave, never come back. I'm not positive on the nuances, but in some states you need to make the opposing party aware you are recording.
I didn't know that was you! You're voice even sounded different in the beginning skit, like Cleveland when he lost his mustache 😆
Great video scenarios
Im going to show this to my daughters. I would call for help, but i would be hesitant to stop.
Great video, and you’ve given me a lot to think about. I wouldn’t engage fire to stop the theft of my vehicle, only to save my life or those in my party.
Great scenario and pointers for today . Appreciate your thoughts and expertise...Wild ending ...lolololol...
Great training tools.
Thanks for the content and the topic in general. We the people that are helping others out, are exposed to these kind of "Individuals" or threat's with bad intentions - wether down there in Usa or here in Germany. But with the right perspective and situational awareness we can handle it, thanks for your work and the tips.
Wish you all a good start - stay safe.
I’m not sure about all phones, but with mine (iPhone) if you hit the “screen off” button, it’ll call 911. Better than fumbling with trying to call and keep them in you sights
I never leave my car unlocked or the keys in it. I also never stop for a broken down vehicle. I will call the local PD and tell them there is help needed and the location.
I also usually stop to help someone, unless I see they’re already in the process of taking care of it themselves. One thing to consider is that they may be as worried of you as you are of them. If they perceive you as a threat you may end up with a gun pointed at you.
I’m always wary when someone approaches me, and I always have my head on a swivel when approaching someone else to see if they need assistance.
If I can, my preference is to not exit my vehicle, and keep it in drive while asking if they need assistance. If things go sideways I can always drive away much faster than I can run, and my vehicle does add an extra layer of protection.
Thankfully I’ve only had good experiences when helping others, maybe karma plays a role, who knows.
My father-in-law got rear-ended, pulled over to get insurance...got Robbed by 3 men!!!
Great video. Damn did not know who you were without the beard LOL.
I bet y’all never thought filming would be more dangerous than your previous profession!🤣🤪
Thanks for the content guys, I might suggest wearing body armor for any more public “shooting” locations especially in TX😅
On your merch site I went on it, but there’s an error, so I can’t see your merch. This video was good and very informative!! I subbed to your channel.
A few years ago, I picked up a hitchhiker. He did not speak but only showed me the way where to drive. Some time later, he gestured for me to turn right onto a field path. We drove along the field path and then he gestured towards the forest. After driving in the forest for some time, he gestured for me to stop. He reached into his bag and ... took out a can of beer, gave it to me, got out and disappeared into the forest.
Enjoyed the lesson and scenario breakdown.
It's hard nowadays to stop and help somebody because of all the craziness around us. A lot will depend on who is in the car with me. If I'm am with my wife and/or children, I may just call to report a broken down car.
The ending was awesome 🤣
I appreciate what you do here on youtube as a man with an extensive knowledge and background on things like this trying to keep the average not so informed citizen in mind and share some of your common sense with us. It doesnt take a true warrior to be a gung ho quick to shoot kid, but it does take a true warrior to not only be a protector but also a provider and teacher all the while, just wanted to say that your work and lessons are appreciated, best wishes and thanks frogman
I hate to break this to you; but this guy being a SEAL a long time ago does not give him any actual knowledge about street crime in the US. Talk to cops from big cities like Vegas or LA. This dude is just making up scenarios to fulfill everyone's hero fantasies.
Pulling guns on people is serious business. You better know what you are doing, because a lot can go seriously wrong. A few hours of video and a couple of days at the gun range is NOT sufficient training. In this case, he should have called the cops, stayed in his car, and ask the person if he needed assistance through a partially opened window.
Don't leave your keys in the car.
If you get out of your car, with your key FOB it cannot be put into gear. I don't stop for people as I figure they have a cell phone. If they look like they need help I would call for them without getting out. The last time I stopped for someone was about a decade ago in the middle of s now storm and it was two guys with grease all over them stalled in the middle of a country road. There was about 14" of snow on the ground and I was chained up. Before I got out I took photos of the men and the truck and sent them to two family members telling them where I was and what I was doing.
Thanks Sir!
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I love your channel ❤
in South Africa you can only use lethal force if your life is in danger, not to protect property
This is great information! I try to drive newer vehicles and keep up the maintainence but if I break down, Ill call or text my insurance roadside service. Being a single female- Im not able to help mechanically or medically- and I am not risking myself, pets, vehicle or money. The one thing people have repeatedly shown me is the road to hell is paved with good intention. AND no good deed goes unpunished. I hate to be that way but nobody that ever ended up dead thought it was going to happen. The doors and windows of my home are triple protected. Working on making the exterior walls and roof of my home bullet proof. Im not paranoid - just realistic. The object - especially in a SHTF scenario is to keep home invaders OUT. STAY SAFE FOLKS❤
THANK YOU FOR THESE VIDEOS!
Good video 👍🏻
Don't leave your keys in the ignition
Long story short, do not stop to help strangers. Each situation will be solved safely for you.
I helped people back in the day, but know i usually just slowly pass by sometimes i'll call 911 to make sure they got a call already or can get some assistance out to the person. If it's a family member or buddy i know well i go in a second. Some times will play with the idea of code words just in case the shtf.
Hey Jason
Amazing videos !
Ur biggest fan across the Atlantic sea!
Thank you. Where you located?
Northern Ireland lol
Sweet. Thanks for tuning in. 🙏
I learned this in Zombieland! Nice vid
At 7:03, in my area you would be going to prison for murder.
My key fob is always in my pocket so even if I left the engine running the vehicle can't be stolen. It will shut down if the fob is not within a couple meters of the vehicle.
Great video my NAVY SEAL friend 😊
You are a Star to put out this info. YES leaving your car running. The cops have a locking system on their vehicle for just this reason. They might need to keep the engine running for lights flashing. No one can steal their vehicle. I always look around before exiting my vehicle. Really do I need to help this person. I shut off my vehicle. 4 way flashers ON. My HAND is always on my Smith and Wesson Stubby 357 Mag. Best carry I feel safe with. Just saying I have double action plus single action. It is small and feels comfy on the hip. With a stranger stranded I'm always willing to help get his vehicle STARTED. BUT and say this because of this video
I'm ready to go to Defense if need be. My tools to START the stranded person comes second. I don't know this person. Your video shows WHY.😊😊😊
Somebody lying in the road could also be a set up
🤣🤣 I got a baby and a baby mama!! You guys are awesome.
Reminds me of that old Toyota commercial loo