What a shame there was a gutless supervisor that denied permission to pit several times in the beginning of the pursuit. Instead they put hundreds of lives at risk for dozens of miles.
@@charliekilo3 Yes but it takes to long to park, jump out and grab them, take them out of their case and deploy them across multiple lanes. Not to mention, they had no idea he was going to U-Turn
@@zacharyjones7948 It doesn't take that long when the cops are already sitting along the route the car was traveling. With constant radio communication and a multitude of police vehicles, they can steer the car into the spike strip locations. It certainly doesn't take as long as the chase took and would have been much better than what they did here. They have spike strips that you can lay out in advance and actuate them at any time you need to. These cops need better options than what they did in this case.
For those who don't know, "54" or "10-54" means negative. During that first U-Turn you hear the lead cop ask to PIT again and he gets denied. Unbelievable. 4:45 for anyone looking
@@The_North0 Ummm... maybe to get it back and hopefully catch the perpetrators so they don't take advantage of other good citizens? Idk just a thought lmao
Ridiculous they didn't pit him when he did the first u turn. Tens in thousands of damage to others cars after that missed opp not to mention how bad things could have gotten.
here in germany they teach us something very special! it's absolutely new and futuristic! we have to go out from the lane where the cop is coming... and we can go over a red light to make the lane clear... and we are not allowed to brake in front of a cop. so we pull over.............. rlly genius, i know, but it works ;)
A couple takeaways: 1) civics can take some abuse 2) the driver and lead officer are some impressive drivers 3) shame on the commanding officer for denying the early pit request when there were many opportunities which led to putting many people in danger
4) The hability of the officer in his much bigger car staying close to the Civic in that traffic conditions shows he was a better driver than the kid in the civic.
That supervisor second-guessing his patrol officer and denying the PIT while they were at low speed and getting off of the highway is a demonstration of your liability-concerned department actually creating MORE danger by not intervening in the pursuit earlier.
supervisor said he wanted a k9 nearby when he does it, by the time the k9 got up there they were weaving in and out of that heavy traffic. dude was protecting his guys and his department, trooper couldnt even tell if his agency was taking over and you want his sup to OK a pit? lmao
@@jrregan just say you dont know shit about policy, insurance, departments, public opinion and keep your mouth shut? go bitch and whine to the supervisor? you know what id appreciate? if you had any kind of reading comprehension. the sup doesnt even know if its their pursuit at that point because the lead car couldnt answer him. why tf would he ok a pit if he doesnt have that info yet????
They would rather blame the death of innocent motorists on the criminal as opposed to have the heat come down on the PD if the PIT didn't go as planned. Simple as that.
@@DroneStrike1776 The entire point of having someone at the station make these calls is because it's a lot lower stress when you're just listening to a radio. The guys in the field constantly make stupid decisions because they're in hunt mode and all they smell is blood, so those decisions get pushed up the chain to someone else who's not in the thick of it. The call was pretty typical and had nothing to do with the sex of the person involved. Even if there was some good evidence to support the notion that girls can't make high-stress decisions as well as dudes, it wouldn't apply in this low-stress situation where it's pretty well preordained by regs. In retrospect, it would have been better to PIT early, but the supervisor didn't necessarily know how things were going to go down at that point. I did see a couple other places where a PIT would probably have been safe enough, but the supervisor can't be sure in time to okay it in the moment, and the entire point of supervisor approval is that we don't always trust the guys in the chase to make that call in the fog of war. The worst decision here is forcing a pursuit instead of getting a helicopter out to follow them at a more leisurely pace. But even that's hard to be too upset by, given the circumstances of the stop. And I have no idea what the status of their helicopter was.
That first officer was a ROCKSTAR ! ! ! ! ! This was fun to watch but I have a sore throat now yelling at all the idiots that just froze up and didn't get out of the way!🤣🤣🤣 Great great video!
The only question I have is how in the hell was this pursuit allowed to go this far? There was a perfect clean and clear pit opportunity that if taken, would have prevented many vehicles being damaged and many opportunities to end tragically. I understand each state has different protocols but this could have been ended as soon as suspect vehicle did a u-turn.
Supervisor feared more backlash if the suspect was inured than innocent bystander or 3rd party. There should be specific pit rules, especially with regard to speed
Gotta give props: the perp can drive, but that 1st officer earned his Fast & Furious badge. 2nd officer did well in keeping up. Whoever said no to pitting needs a desk job. Throw the perps' sorry @sses in prison. The others will be held accountable. Great video, that 30 minutes flew by - literally.
Supervisors ass should have stopped this pursuit 28 minutes ago & not put 10000 people’s lives in danger. 3 in that car should have been pitted & taken to the hospital & then to jail. That’s the supervisors fault they escaped.
They asked and were denied 3 times, then given permission once but it became immediately unsafe so the FHP Officer didn't. What we sometimes see as an opportunity to do the P.I.T. isn't actually a safe time. Cars close behind, not going to turn them and have them come off the barrier sitting sideways in front of civilians, homes or businesses the turned maggot could hit, open medians they could cross into oncoming traffic. FHP does the P.I.T often, but have to request permission, unlike ASP Officers which seem to have fulltime permission at their discretion to do so. They got the driving maggot, they'll get the others when he rolls on them or someone in their inter-circle rolls on them.
@@VTRenegade Every second of this video was shoot through a FHP vehicle windshield. And the first two cars and pickup to be at the bailout scene were FHP vehicles. 30:37 Even the lead-in of the video and the description below the video say the FHP were primary. " Shortly after, Florida Highway Patrol became the primary agency in the pursuit as it approached State Road 836." Put down that blunt-see you making all kinds of these non-comprehending comments and replies all over this and other channels.
1st. The officer of this dash cam, I am in awe of your calm nerve and your driving. 2nd if your office would have said yes to your request for a pit it would of been over.
That 1st officer was amazing , his all round vision skills and calmness and full on pursuit driving needs too be recognised and rewarded. If his surpervisor would have let him call it he could have ended it way way earlier without all the damage to other vehicles that ensued. Florida..... you are very lucky to have that man in your force.
Best one yet! I back my Blue 1000% ❤.Thank you all for being aware how dangerous it is for our Law Enforcement! Excellent job well done. We're 10-10 and on the side! ⭐ 🇺🇸.
Maintaining pursuit in such heavy traffic is pretty damn intense. Navigating/negotiating all that, while maintaining sight of the target is no simple feat.
People drive looking forward, thats why windshields are big and mirrors are small, they are coming up fast, i can guarantee you would do the same thing that you are criticizing others for😅😂😂😂😂😂
The officer kept his cool and was asking the right questions even though he kept getting denied his requests for pit maneuvers. So calm and informative, need more like that. Also great driving skills. Sucks he kept getting denied his requests for pit
@@astwas you never know how a pit maneuver is going to go. the other car could flip killing the people inside, the wheels could come off getting into the way of oncoming trafic, killing people there.
I saw this live on TV. This Trooper is a pro. More than half hour chasing this suspect at high speeds and going through a maze of traffic. Always kept his cool and drove like Mario Andretti. Go FHP
No that trooper put many lives in danger because he didn't follow the pursuit guide lines after a current amount of miles and reckless speeding they surpose to cut the chase due to the danger of the public they were having to much fun at the public risk
@@angels1four1 You're right, but what I'm saying is that I think it was an officer asking his supervisor for permission not a trooper asking for permission. FHP doesn't need authorization from any county supervisor to PIT someone. We somewhat recently changed our policy to give our deputies permission to immediately PIT as soon as it gets started. In fact it's more of a directive. If we can't end it quickly, we're gonna call it off all together. A wild half hour chase just isn't worth it for 90% of suspects.
@@The_North0 Because of failed opportunity to PIT him at the U-turn, he gets back on freeway endangering many lives and property. So letting him flee further created way more risk than damaging someones vehicle in a PIT manuver. Flee like a criminal, be dealt with like a criminal.
How do the police keep the car on the road with all the racket in the cabin, all the citizens asleep at the wheel and requiring an okay to pitt from someone not on scene. Truly amazing.
This is absolutely sad. This pursuit shouldn’t have lasted more then 10 minutes. The fact that 2 out of 3 got away is a embarrassment for that department’s supervisor.
I was on a long bridge and had no problem hearing the sirens and seeing flashing lights in my mirrors while about a 1/4 mile ahead. I saw what was coming and immediately took to the far right as I could. They passed by me in a matter seconds. I'm thankful that I paid attention to my drivers ed teacher 50 years ago when taught to move my eyes from driver's side mirror to rear view then passenger side mirror about once every 7 to 10 seconds.
@@TerryMundyI always watch my mirrors and my peripheral. I don’t understand drivers who get tunnel vision. Plus they have their music so loud they can’t hear themselves think.
Award style type of defensive and offensive driving from this FHP Super Trooper, seriously that was some of the best Ricky Bobby driving immediately out the box.
For anyone wondering why throughout these 30 minutes of the chase the state trooper did not perform a PIT maneuver, the supervisor denied him permission and kept doing so.
This is the best chase video I've seen. Many chase videos get boring or at least uneventful in the middle. this one is intense from beginning to end. The cop, who's a great driver, could not get permission to do a PIT, which is too bad, because it would have been fantastic.
Nah 5 min tops ,the rest is boring bs , basically just waiting for that pos to ru out of fuel ,no though on how he could cause death through an accident
Awesome work and Attentiveness of the FHP Dispatcher.. Without her help this would have been very difficult....She played a major part. Hats off to the FHP Dispatcher !!
Apparently you missed all of the bad judgement calls of the chase.....trooper was good but not good enough to be in this kind of chase, he had to slow down too many times when it wasn't necessary due to picking wrong lanes to squeeze by, the perp did better than the trooper did and that doesn't happen much but it happened many times on this one.
@@chrisn5079 Spoken like a guy that obviously missed the crucial judgements needed to maintain a closely followed pursuit....don't worry....not all of you people have a trained eye for these areas that were not so great judgement calls in the heat of the pursuit.
@@ross9561 Says who? You? Did you write the curriculum on defensive driving or how to pitt? must be a shithouse driving instructor. There are ways to pit at high speeds. The reason why he was denied is because of the fact that they were in residential areas. nice try
Wish troopers could have pitted but by time they got permission the other drivers around were at risk. Superb driving by the troopers. Be safe and thanks for your protection.
“ *Superb driving by the troopers. *” Sorry for this very long diarrhea post. Agreed: There were very considerable *physical driving* skills displayed here . . . But there were, also, significant *errors in decision-making* by these officers: As you have insightfully pointed out, there were, clearly, opportunities-SAFE opportunities-to execute a PIT maneuver, but the officers came up short (There was at least 1 instance involving 2 different officers whose vehicles were physically close (and were not near other vehicles or heavy traffic) . . . And, actually, these police officers, themselves, then continued to put the public in as much danger as this crim driver did. What I find completely ironic about this situation is that the very officers who thought that it was not safe to attempt a PIT maneuver continued to put the driving public at incredible danger-through their own irresponsible police-officer actions. NOTE: - In this chase, we have already seen at least 1 helicopter directly over one of the officers. - And even if, by the time that we see this helicopter, it was on its way to some already-identified event or emergency, by the time that we see it here, the chase had already been going on for way long enough to request another helicopter. It takes only 2-10 minutes for a helicopter to become airborne. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - And, of course, although all of us here know what an incredible asshole this crim driver was and is, I must give credit where credit is due: For as often as this pathetic crim driver found himself in traffic jams and situations that appeared to be almost impossible to extricate himself from, he really did drive quite “well.” Don’t hate me, but what I mean by “well” is that, for a substantial part of this chase, this crim really did not deliver significant damage to any other vehicle on the road, and there was only minor damage to his car-Yes, he did scrape a large number of vehicles, because he sometimes found himself wedged 3-abreast in a 2-lane-wide space, but no vehicle was incapacitated by his insane actions, and no other driver was physically injured. I am not talking about the emotional horror of what he inflicted on the driving public . . . I am talking only of his physical response to traffic conditions. And although I think that he should serve at least 30 years in prison-so that he can sit and think of all the thousands of people that he put at risk for his lunacy-there is no doubt in my mind that there are very, very few other drivers who could have driven as “skillfully” as he did-in this particular very difficult situation. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - In all of my 70 years on the planet, I have almost never seen a car-chase in any commercial film that approaches what is shown in this real-life account. The only film in which the car chase is truly exciting and seemingly realistic is “To Live And Die In LA.” However, it is *not possible* to truly have a totally convincing car chase in a commercial film because such filmed chases are completely and totally choreographed-It can be no other way. . . . And, as we have seen in this chase-and in every real chase-life is not choreographed. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - To me, there was really no legitimate reason for executing this chase by ground vehicles: - At one point, we can clearly see a helicopter directly overhead, and it is in the process of turning back to this particular chase. - However, we do not know whether or not it is even a law-enforcement helicopter. if this particular helicopter were a law-enforcement helicopter that was already requested to travel to some other event or emergency, by the time that we see the helicopter here, the chase had already been going on for plenty of time to enable law-enforcement authorities to call in another helicopter. - To me, the chase that would make the most sense would be this scenario: - 1 law-enforcement helicopter and whatever number of chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles have so far joined the festivities. - All chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles drop off in speed. - All chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles then completely drop off from the chase. - The pathetic crim-believing that there are now no longer any chasing law-enforcement *ground* vehicles behind him-then decreases his speed, fitting in perfectly with the existing-traffic flow. - The law-enforcement helicopter simply continues to follow this crim right up to near his front door-which is exactly what happened here-but without the horror and craziness that those very law-enforcement ground vehicles were bent on stirring up. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Please pass the TP. “¿Can you spare a square?”
@@TwoFourFixate It wasn't the troopers who didn't want to PIT, it was their superiors, you can hear them ask for permission to PIT and were denied every time except when it became unsafe to do so.
I have watch a lot of high speed pursuits over the years but this one was one of the most professional ones I have ever scene, kudos to all the police agencies involved.
Move over Hamilton - got you a new driver! 31 minute chase where damage to sideswiped cars must have run into a hundred thousand dollars and a major accident or ten in the offing! Weak police command, protecting his budget because it was 'not their chase". Great driving by the cops too
@@The_North0 Too risky? Did you watch the same video I did? That chase was way more risky than a PIT maneuver would have been. There were several opportunities for a safe PIT maneuver.
@@paulswarthout9967 still too risky. Officer could get hurt and the car is stolen. What would be the point of reporting stolen property if the officer is going to destroy it?
@@The_North0 It's probably insured. The point of reporting it stolen is to catch the perpetrator so he doesn't do it again. The trooper knows the risks when he takes the job. And he wanted to PIT the driver.
Who stayed for the whole thing just to see who this bad ass driver was? Gotta give it to him and the first officer . That was amazing driving through all that traffic and no wrecks!
The drivers getting road rage and joining in the pursuit/getting in the way is the most Miami thing this video could've produced and I'm not disappointed 😂😂
Another good nail-biter Scooper. I will say this, Florida was one of the first States to pass the "Move-over" law MANY years ago and to this day...the drivers there still don't know how it works! Good driving by the LEO's! They kept the safety of the public in mind even though the scum perps did not.
@@sarge6870 Like I said, I’d prefer they “take him out”…. If their just gonna play cat and mouse and endanger thousands of people and property, that’s stupid. Had many opportunities to put an end to it but didn’t.
you could have a policy like they have in Washington state of just simply no chasing. So if you are a perp in that state, just don't have plates and you get a get-out-of-jail-free card. for some reason they have an explosion in crime like car theft and they don't know why.
The shear amount of threading the needle is beyond any advance DDC, this trooper is on a whole new level not many are able to master in defensive driving. V1 suspect driver most likely had to pry his fingers off the steering wheel slowed him down enough to get caught! OFS trooper!!!
Que desperdício de tempo e risco de vidas e tão fácil se parar um carro e só se usar um arpão daqueles que se usava em casa de baleias e um cabo de aço preso a camionete do policial pronto
crazy how a hoodlum can even know how to drive that good....requires skill and experience....he barely ever been in a car probably...barely grasping how it works...
I'm sooo glad I moved out of Miami and over to the west side of the state. That was just flat-out embarrassing on so many levels. The traffic load is off the charts and I didn't recognize one area after living there for 48 years. One thing hasn't changed though, the expressways are ALWAYS under some kind of construction.
Your comment is rather pathetic. All you did was throw shade at the city and said nothing of the suspects that caused all the carnage. Good riddance, enjoy the west coast.
@@JorgeCanovas You triggered by her comment. While it’s her opinion, and my opinion as well. SouthEast Florida sucks. High crime rates, over populated and loads of snowbirds. No thank you! Oh just an FYI. I’m a New York Jew and still Southeast Florida sucks. All the retired NY who come down to abuse the state of Florida. And all the old Jewish people have died off and the area has gone downhill. This is not just an issue for South Florida. This is happening everywhere
My best respect goes out to our Law Enforcement. Everyday could be their last. Please obey and show respect for our Law Enforcement Officers. They have a dangerous job to make it safe for all of us.
Transmission lineman and people that work in oilfield welding have a 10x chance of dying on the job than any cop. When cops have a "dangerous" job we can start respecting them but they don't yet.
Jeeze, these Florida drivers gave me anxiety. 95% of them were not paying any attention to what was happening around them. With ALL the sirens and lights, they still failed to get the hell out of the way, like totally oblivious to their surroundings.
welcome to driving anywhere in America. The only time a driver will ever look is when you go to pass them, then suddenly they jump on the gas to keep you behind them.
Yeah every year we go out there for vacation from Texas, the only way to run is in the RIGHT lane, it's pretty much completely open, they're all bebopping down the road in the left lane. And won't move over. Left lane is for passing only. Guess they don't enforce that like home. Unreal chase, too much at stake when it should have been a lot shorter.
He was just following directly behind the perp. First officer was the skilled driver, cutting and weaving his own paths, and using highly skilled and high speed maneuvers around traffic.
They always do this stuff. Chasing for half an hour, finally get to a road where there’s no other cars around on the bridge and he gets up next to him and says never mind then let him keep driving. No PIT
If any driver who drives the speed-limit is passed (which would take less then 30 seconds) is freaked out, they should hang up the keys to the vehicle and hand in their DL. Any driver is required to drive in a safe manner no matter what other drivers do around them. *Good thing though is that they caught the driver* ...
@@The_North0 too many times a PIT maneuver ends with injuries of both law enforcement and the perp .. even death.. which outweighs the punishment of the crime ...crippling injuries and death results in law suits ...paid by the taxpayers
Soy Méxicano, Querétano, y que sorprendente la maniobrabilidad del Oficial, mis respetos, buena la del Honda Civic, espero y los hayan detenido, pudieron haber hecho muchos desastres en esas metidas entre carros, FELICIDADES POR LAS CAPACITACIONES DE LOS OFICIALES.
The drivers in these pursuits must have nerves of steel. My heart would be in my throat every second. Anything could go wrong at any moment. Hats off to the Staties who do this daily.
Wow, that was the most extraordinary chase I’ve ever seen on UA-cam! What incredible driving, thank goodness most of the drivers of the other cars had their wits about them. Inches to spare on either side of the cars. Whew.
Today's cars are very adept at blocking outside noise. Plus the radio is probably on, and maybe cranked up a bit. Maybe they're on the phone and not paying attention to the traffic around them. Too much distracted driving these days. Few people actually pay attention while they're driving.
I live in Miami dade, the most mindless and distracted drivers on planet earth are here. I drive for a living, over 90% of drivers have their phones in their hands at all times.
Good idea. But which way should they move? Those officers were passing vehicles on the left and right and expecting drivers to move left when I'm sure the law will say move right.
@@paulswarthout9967 Florida just like many other states has a problem with left lane loitering drivers. Some are driving the same speed as the trucks in the right lane. Not only do these drivers get in the way of FHP going code, they hinder normal traffic conditions as well. IMO
@@zzzaccounting5924 Couldn't agree with you more. Drivers should be educated that the left lane is for passing and if people have to be passing you on the right you have no business in the left lane! It caused many frustration and accidents
Politicians jumping up and down. It's not that simple. Paul S. has it right. Criminals in these cars are going 100+ mph. They're all over all the lanes, not just the left. People have little time to react. And everybody's reaction times are different. Old people and women react slower than people who process things faster.
@@kylecherry3156 It is probably the spelling that is recommended in the Oxford Dictionary. John Cleese from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" has commented on the differences between Webster's Dictionary and the Oxford Dictionary.
Certain states have call-off pursuit criterias. Arkansas is another state with this scenario but with Arkansas, they have a criteria to call it off immediately and theyll eventually get their man.
Wow.. that would give anybody a big adrenaline rush. Looking at that was scary as h--- but i couldn't stop watching . That was some dangerous driving. It was fortunate that no one was killed. But i have to say... That was some great driving skills. 🚗🚓🚓
Bro the trooper stayed on the same siren tone for 30 mins props for not being annoyed with the prio tone for that long 💀. FHP and surrounding agencies handled the pursuit to thr best they could for the amount of traffic there was. Props to the South FL LE Agencies that helped in this pursuit.
I want to point out that these officers are well-trained at their job. When you see the lights in the mirror, please get out of the way. Anticipating their move could be fatal. Just an x- Sheriff throwing his two cents in, lol. God bless, folks!🙏
Great video but Florida needs to learn how to end a pursuit before it turns into this. Almost painful to watch as all that interstate traffic is endangered because they didn't take the prime opportunity to stop them early on.
That driver did his thing! It was pretty much close to the most exciting chase I've seen. I personally would of pitted that fool when he hit the first U-turn.
Can someone explain why at 07:37 the cop on the other side of the road couldn't just swing a hard left and end the pursuit. Sure, s/he'd get T-boned, but the chase is over. Do nothing and it will go on for another 25 minutes endangering every object and person. If you were the cop, would you do it?
@@tobchi5737 and that's the crazy part, permission should have been given. Where is the individual making these calls? Are they in the office somewhere or are they out in the road behind the vehicle because that should have been obvious to anybody.
There was confusion at the beginning if FHP was in charge or the County. That needs to be fixed. The FHP could have pitted several times waiting on a answer. While we live in a smaller area. There is no question who takes the lead GHP.
who is the so called supervisor on the radio... Officer asks can I PIT & end this? the supervisor says NO..... what the ****??? no don't stop it just let em keep driving recklessly thru heavy traffic.... many perfect open areas to safely PIT & stop the pursuit & some **** says NO...... EPIC FAILURE C'mon Florida... you're smarter than this... this was an EPIC management failure.. this easily could've been stopped with very minimal damage....Troopers did excellent.... pathetic supervisor... I hope that supervisor that refused to allow this to be stopped is Fired...
FHP has nerves of steel....My blood pressure goes up just watching these chases.God bless these guys.
I’m the same
It's amazing how many lives that was put in danger, not only from the idiot but from the supervisor denying a pit!!!
What a shame there was a gutless supervisor that denied permission to pit several times in the beginning of the pursuit. Instead they put hundreds of lives at risk for dozens of miles.
EXACTLY !!!!! Demote him to a desk job or possible termination !
So true
Do they not have spike strips in some of those vehicles sitting around waiting?
@@charliekilo3 Yes but it takes to long to park, jump out and grab them, take them out of their case and deploy them across multiple lanes. Not to mention, they had no idea he was going to U-Turn
@@zacharyjones7948 It doesn't take that long when the cops are already sitting along the route the car was traveling. With constant radio communication and a multitude of police vehicles, they can steer the car into the spike strip locations. It certainly doesn't take as long as the chase took and would have been much better than what they did here. They have spike strips that you can lay out in advance and actuate them at any time you need to. These cops need better options than what they did in this case.
This cop has nerves of steel. Fantastic driver. Never put anyone in danger when traffic didn't make it easy, and yet kept the pace. Amazing.
F-1driver！！
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Get outa here! He's useless.
I would be totally exhausted after that, in fact I was just watching it.
Veritasaquitas.. I agree mate, he was pretty crap for a pursuit driver, plenty of chances to have pitted or caught up.
For those who don't know, "54" or "10-54" means negative. During that first U-Turn you hear the lead cop ask to PIT again and he gets denied. Unbelievable. 4:45 for anyone looking
No pit in a busy area. Not safe. And what’s the point of reporting stolen property if the cop going to damage it
@@The_North0 Ummm... maybe to get it back and hopefully catch the perpetrators so they don't take advantage of other good citizens? Idk just a thought lmao
@@The_North0 The property is going to stolen/ gone anyways. Insurance will cover it. The car was totaled anyways at the end.
@@VictaCheung what if the owner doesn’t have coverage that covers for car theft? So it’s depends on what kind of insurance coverage the owner have.
@@The_North0 Most policies cover vehicle theft. And if someone is too stupid or cheap to get coverage, they are rolling the dice.
Ridiculous they didn't pit him when he did the first u turn. Tens in thousands of damage to others cars after that missed opp not to mention how bad things could have gotten.
I sure agree, some amatuer cops. Too dangerous, should have been called off.
Lock the thug up for life !!
He requested permission to PIT but it wasnt his circus or monkey. He was waiting for permission or the county to take over.
I agree. However if you hear, the supervisor denied his request to pit at first. The cop wanted to pit and he had great chances.
It's ridiculous that the thugs ran away like cowards.
The supervisor who denied the officer's request to PIT should be demoted.
Demoted to parking enforcement 😄
No. Too risky
@@The_North0 😄
Probably a democrat
There was times the speeds were slow enough and while turns being made that a pit would have been successful
here in germany they teach us something very special! it's absolutely new and futuristic!
we have to go out from the lane where the cop is coming...
and we can go over a red light to make the lane clear...
and we are not allowed to brake in front of a cop.
so we pull over..............
rlly genius, i know, but it works ;)
A couple takeaways:
1) civics can take some abuse
2) the driver and lead officer are some impressive drivers
3) shame on the commanding officer for denying the early pit request when there were many opportunities which led to putting many people in danger
4) The hability of the officer in his much bigger car staying close to the Civic in that traffic conditions shows he was a better driver than the kid in the civic.
all cars can take some abuse
If only the driver of the Civic put this energy into doing something besides stealing and smoking weed. C'mon we know he's a pot head, it's the trend.
@@jimborghini2761blaming weed on his decisions is dumb... He made that choice soley on his own
@@InspectorQualityAdmin Yeah but we both know he's spending the money he steals to smoke weed.
That supervisor second-guessing his patrol officer and denying the PIT while they were at low speed and getting off of the highway is a demonstration of your liability-concerned department actually creating MORE danger by not intervening in the pursuit earlier.
supervisor said he wanted a k9 nearby when he does it, by the time the k9 got up there they were weaving in and out of that heavy traffic. dude was protecting his guys and his department, trooper couldnt even tell if his agency was taking over and you want his sup to OK a pit? lmao
@@jrregan just say you dont know shit about policy, insurance, departments, public opinion and keep your mouth shut? go bitch and whine to the supervisor? you know what id appreciate? if you had any kind of reading comprehension. the sup doesnt even know if its their pursuit at that point because the lead car couldnt answer him. why tf would he ok a pit if he doesnt have that info yet????
They would rather blame the death of innocent motorists on the criminal as opposed to have the heat come down on the PD if the PIT didn't go as planned. Simple as that.
Supervisor was a chick. What did you expect? They make poor judgement calls in high stress situations.
@@DroneStrike1776 The entire point of having someone at the station make these calls is because it's a lot lower stress when you're just listening to a radio. The guys in the field constantly make stupid decisions because they're in hunt mode and all they smell is blood, so those decisions get pushed up the chain to someone else who's not in the thick of it.
The call was pretty typical and had nothing to do with the sex of the person involved. Even if there was some good evidence to support the notion that girls can't make high-stress decisions as well as dudes, it wouldn't apply in this low-stress situation where it's pretty well preordained by regs. In retrospect, it would have been better to PIT early, but the supervisor didn't necessarily know how things were going to go down at that point.
I did see a couple other places where a PIT would probably have been safe enough, but the supervisor can't be sure in time to okay it in the moment, and the entire point of supervisor approval is that we don't always trust the guys in the chase to make that call in the fog of war.
The worst decision here is forcing a pursuit instead of getting a helicopter out to follow them at a more leisurely pace. But even that's hard to be too upset by, given the circumstances of the stop. And I have no idea what the status of their helicopter was.
That first officer was a ROCKSTAR ! ! ! ! ! This was fun to watch but I have a sore throat now yelling at all the idiots that just froze up and didn't get out of the way!🤣🤣🤣 Great great video!
Trooper*
Me too!!! Unbelievable ignorance out there!
Ihr laßt euch nicht verarschen
Ihr seid tolle fahrer
Da braucht man auch gute nerven
Ich schau es so gerne an
Toll 👍💪
The only question I have is how in the hell was this pursuit allowed to go this far? There was a perfect clean and clear pit opportunity that if taken, would have prevented many vehicles being damaged and many opportunities to end tragically. I understand each state has different protocols but this could have been ended as soon as suspect vehicle did a u-turn.
My thoughts too!
Could have had many tragic endings!
@K AMB so why is the supervisor who can't see the action involved in making that decision? Their training should be what is guiding them!
Supervisor feared more backlash if the suspect was inured than innocent bystander or 3rd party. There should be specific pit rules, especially with regard to speed
@ryanwells7842 that is my point, why continue the pursuit as it was if they didn't pit when the road was empty?
@@CooManTunes ok
Gotta give props: the perp can drive, but that 1st officer earned his Fast & Furious badge. 2nd officer did well in keeping up. Whoever said no to pitting needs a desk job. Throw the perps' sorry @sses in prison. The others will be held accountable. Great video, that 30 minutes flew by - literally.
Desk Job???!!! Com'on now, Desk Jobbers are the one's denying the PIT, this guttless dips**t needs to be assigned a beat down in Chinese fish market!
The other two weren’t even caught.
Supervisors ass should have stopped this pursuit 28 minutes ago & not put 10000 people’s lives in danger. 3 in that car should have been pitted & taken to the hospital & then to jail. That’s the supervisors fault they escaped.
No pit is the right move.
@@machelledaniel-hall5548 you’re making things up. The supervisor did the right thing
Florida needs some Arkansas State Trooper PIT lessons. So many missed opportunities!
I agree!
No kidding !
yep
They asked and were denied 3 times, then given permission once but it became immediately unsafe so the FHP Officer didn't.
What we sometimes see as an opportunity to do the P.I.T. isn't actually a safe time. Cars close behind, not going to turn them and have them come off the barrier sitting sideways in front of civilians, homes or businesses the turned maggot could hit, open medians they could cross into oncoming traffic.
FHP does the P.I.T often, but have to request permission, unlike ASP Officers which seem to have fulltime permission at their discretion to do so.
They got the driving maggot, they'll get the others when he rolls on them or someone in their inter-circle rolls on them.
@@VTRenegade Every second of this video was shoot through a FHP vehicle windshield. And the first two cars and pickup to be at the bailout scene were FHP vehicles. 30:37
Even the lead-in of the video and the description below the video say the FHP were primary. " Shortly after, Florida Highway Patrol became the primary agency in the pursuit as it approached State Road 836."
Put down that blunt-see you making all kinds of these non-comprehending comments and replies all over this and other channels.
Thanks @Scooper for this vid! My fingernails are now perfectly trimmed.
I laughed out loud from your comment
The lack of balls from the supervisor put countless lives at risk.
All the cops involved put everyone at risk....
@@Oznz-m5c if it wasn’t for the criminals we wouldn’t need cops.
He was afraid a pit might have injured some of George Floyd's distant cousins.
@@Oznz-m5c Putting innocent lives at risk, sounds exactly like what melanin skinned single mothers do every time they become pregnant and give birth.
@@jjtrucker5950 chill not too much lol smh
1st. The officer of this dash cam, I am in awe of your calm nerve and your driving. 2nd if your office would have said yes to your request for a pit it would of been over.
Now he will be reprimanded for excessive requests for permission.
It’s really not that great driving. Mid at best.
That 1st officer was amazing , his all round vision skills and calmness and full on pursuit driving needs too be recognised and rewarded. If his surpervisor would have let him call it he could have ended it way way earlier without all the damage to other vehicles that ensued. Florida..... you are very lucky to have that man in your force.
Proverbs 16:3 Commit thy works unto the LORD, and thy thoughts shall be established.
100%!
Absolutely! Amazing skill!
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ oh pl
I’m guessing you know them personally…? I definitely agree with you tho 😂
Best one yet! I back my Blue 1000% ❤.Thank you all for being aware how dangerous it is for our Law Enforcement! Excellent job well done. We're 10-10 and on the side! ⭐ 🇺🇸.
Maintaining pursuit in such heavy traffic is pretty damn intense.
Navigating/negotiating all that, while maintaining sight of the target is no simple feat.
Bailed out in no time to catch the doctors, lawyers, and engineers in foot pursuit.
Just adrenaline .
Badass! Great driving
It’s amazing how many drivers don’t check their mirrors.
Idiots driving
It's the times we live in now, total oblivion outside their little bubble and being self absorbed is the norm.
Too busy on their phones, when not having a partial siesta,
It's amazing that in 95% of these pursuits the same color runs away.
People drive looking forward, thats why windshields are big and mirrors are small, they are coming up fast, i can guarantee you would do the same thing that you are criticizing others for😅😂😂😂😂😂
The officer kept his cool and was asking the right questions even though he kept getting denied his requests for pit maneuvers. So calm and informative, need more like that. Also great driving skills. Sucks he kept getting denied his requests for pit
Why are they denying request for pit?
@@richardberryhill718because it’s dangerous
@@richardberryhill718 They had opportunity on a clear road, noone else would get hurt except for people putting others in harms way
@@astwas you never know how a pit maneuver is going to go. the other car could flip killing the people inside, the wheels could come off getting into the way of oncoming trafic, killing people there.
It's also dangerous to let this continue
That was superior driving no doubt. I give you officers all the props for being such good drivers.
LOL!! The perp is running rings around him.
They took their training, seriously
I saw this live on TV. This Trooper is a pro. More than half hour chasing this suspect at high speeds and going through a maze of traffic. Always kept his cool and drove like Mario Andretti. Go FHP
Pro? 30
Mins of high-speed pursuit accomplished what exactly?
I was impressed by the driving too.
No that trooper put many lives in danger because he didn't follow the pursuit guide lines after a current amount of miles and reckless speeding they surpose to cut the chase due to the danger of the public they were having to much fun at the public risk
So wtf do we do? Let these criminals get away with their shit? Hell no. You lead the life you pay the price.
@@jessesarmiento2675 He had the tag #!
Toooo dangerous! Lives at risk! Call it off!
FHP GIVE YOUR OFFICER SOLE DISCRETION TO PIT STOP ASKING FOR PERMISSION!
That wasn't FHP at the time. It was still Miami Dade on lead I believe
@@zacharyjones7948 county's initial stop but if fhp was assisting why not give the officer permission to pit and end the chase
@@angels1four1 You're right, but what I'm saying is that I think it was an officer asking his supervisor for permission not a trooper asking for permission. FHP doesn't need authorization from any county supervisor to PIT someone.
We somewhat recently changed our policy to give our deputies permission to immediately PIT as soon as it gets started. In fact it's more of a directive. If we can't end it quickly, we're gonna call it off all together. A wild half hour chase just isn't worth it for 90% of suspects.
The last time FHP PIT an innocent civilians got hit and one car flipped
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Putting the lives in the community in danger for not allowing him to pit at the u turn
thats what moon crickets do they dont care about society and then they will blame the white man for thier crime
Not safe to do that. Too much risk.
@@The_North0 where is the risk there were no cars around and 4 lanes. What is risky about that?
@@The_North0 Because of failed opportunity to PIT him at the U-turn, he gets back on freeway endangering many lives and property. So letting him flee further created way more risk than damaging someones vehicle in a PIT manuver. Flee like a criminal, be dealt with like a criminal.
That was the perfect place to do it no doubt.
How do the police keep the car on the road with all the racket in the cabin, all the citizens asleep at the wheel and requiring an okay to pitt from someone not on scene. Truly amazing.
So much respect for the first police officer, what a driver!!!!
This is absolutely sad. This pursuit shouldn’t have lasted more then 10 minutes. The fact that 2 out of 3 got away is a embarrassment for that department’s supervisor.
Yes; another episode of The Keystone Cops.
They need to bring road blocks back.
@@emmanueldavis1872 SCOTUS disagrees
@@TS-ef2gv SCOTUS isn't the supervisor, right?
Maybe one, or more, of those crims are family members?
I CANT STAND THESE MOFOS WHO WONT MOVE OUT THE WAY OF THE SIRENS!!! It drives me nuts!
I was on a long bridge and had no problem hearing the sirens and seeing flashing lights in my mirrors while about a 1/4 mile ahead. I saw what was coming and immediately took to the far right as I could. They passed by me in a matter seconds. I'm thankful that I paid attention to my drivers ed teacher 50 years ago when taught to move my eyes from driver's side mirror to rear view then passenger side mirror about once every 7 to 10 seconds.
Now I finally understand why traffic is always so bad in Florida. They can’t f’n drive!!
@@TerryMundyI always watch my mirrors and my peripheral. I don’t understand drivers who get tunnel vision. Plus they have their music so loud they can’t hear themselves think.
They don't know which way to go and sometimes there IS no place to go
@@southernparadise9896 Seems like they can't drive in a lot of places here in the associated states of feces!
Award style type of defensive and offensive driving from this FHP Super Trooper, seriously that was some of the best Ricky Bobby driving immediately out the box.
MD Supervisor must have stock in UA-cam....wanted this to run over 30 mins
For anyone wondering why throughout these 30 minutes of the chase the state trooper did not perform a PIT maneuver, the supervisor denied him permission and kept doing so.
Really?
Los policias tienen que pedir permiso asta para escupir por la menor inflecion le ba suspencion desiplinaria
I was one of those people
That supervisor should be supervising grannies knitting bonnets in a nursing home!
Supervisor just helping out family members to escape?
This is the best chase video I've seen. Many chase videos get boring or at least uneventful in the middle. this one is intense from beginning to end. The cop, who's a great driver, could not get permission to do a PIT, which is too bad, because it would have been fantastic.
Nah 5 min tops ,the rest is boring bs , basically just waiting for that pos to ru out of fuel ,no though on how he could cause death through an accident
Awesome work and Attentiveness of the FHP Dispatcher..
Without her help this would have been very difficult....She played a major part. Hats off to the FHP Dispatcher !!
What FHP stand for?
I’m nominating this officer to drive for NASCAR. this officer is killing it. Excellent driving dude
I'm nominating the perp.
Apparently you missed all of the bad judgement calls of the chase.....trooper was good but not good enough to be in this kind of chase, he had to slow down too many times when it wasn't necessary due to picking wrong lanes to squeeze by, the perp did better than the trooper did and that doesn't happen much but it happened many times on this one.
@@shawnlewis1918it's easier when you're in front. Lot harder to make the moves you don't know are happening until they do
@@chrisn5079 Spoken like a guy that obviously missed the crucial judgements needed to maintain a closely followed pursuit....don't worry....not all of you people have a trained eye for these areas that were not so great judgement calls in the heat of the pursuit.
Idiot had no clue what he was doing. It lasted ten minutes longer than it had to.😢
This is hands down the most intense high-speed chase ever. That cop is my HERO. An absolute badass
@@73v99 tbf, he tried to end it early and safely, bossman said no over and over
The supervisor who denied all those pitts should be promoted to janitor, one job he can't screw up
U don't do a pit on a car doing 500 mph
@@ross9561 they had plenty of chances
@@ross9561 Says who? You? Did you write the curriculum on defensive driving or how to pitt? must be a shithouse driving instructor. There are ways to pit at high speeds. The reason why he was denied is because of the fact that they were in residential areas. nice try
@@ross9561 tell that to ASP.
@@elesjuan asp?
19years and you doing so well already
Damn. That officer driving has more phone notifications than me 😂
Probably a CAD update tone changed by the officer.
It's his wife texting. She is getting insecure because isn't responding fast enough.
Yea but who are you? Why wouldn’t he have more than you?? Are you someone special?
@@kylesalmons7481is that what your husband does??
@@bobby_D why you butt hurt?
Wish troopers could have pitted but by time they got permission the other drivers around were at risk. Superb driving by the troopers. Be safe and thanks for your protection.
It would be stupid to pit
@@The_North0 tell that to the 10+ cars that got damaged
“ *Superb driving by the troopers. *”
Sorry for this very long diarrhea post.
Agreed: There were very considerable *physical driving* skills displayed here . . . But there were, also, significant *errors in decision-making* by these officers: As you have insightfully pointed out, there were, clearly, opportunities-SAFE opportunities-to execute a PIT maneuver, but the officers came up short (There was at least 1 instance involving 2 different officers whose vehicles were physically close (and were not near other vehicles or heavy traffic) . . . And, actually, these police officers, themselves, then continued to put the public in as much danger as this crim driver did.
What I find completely ironic about this situation is that the very officers who thought that it was not safe to attempt a PIT maneuver continued to put the driving public at incredible danger-through their own irresponsible police-officer actions.
NOTE:
- In this chase, we have already seen at least 1 helicopter directly over one of the officers.
- And even if, by the time that we see this helicopter, it was on its way to some already-identified event or emergency, by the time that we see it here, the chase had already been going on for way long enough to request another helicopter. It takes only 2-10 minutes for a helicopter to become airborne.
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And, of course, although all of us here know what an incredible asshole this crim driver was and is, I must give credit where credit is due:
For as often as this pathetic crim driver found himself in traffic jams and situations that appeared to be almost impossible to extricate himself from, he really did drive quite “well.” Don’t hate me, but what I mean by “well” is that, for a substantial part of this chase, this crim really did not deliver significant damage to any other vehicle on the road, and there was only minor damage to his car-Yes, he did scrape a large number of vehicles, because he sometimes found himself wedged 3-abreast in a 2-lane-wide space, but no vehicle was incapacitated by his insane actions, and no other driver was physically injured. I am not talking about the emotional horror of what he inflicted on the driving public . . . I am talking only of his physical response to traffic conditions.
And although I think that he should serve at least 30 years in prison-so that he can sit and think of all the thousands of people that he put at risk for his lunacy-there is no doubt in my mind that there are very, very few other drivers who could have driven as “skillfully” as he did-in this particular very difficult situation.
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In all of my 70 years on the planet, I have almost never seen a car-chase in any commercial film that approaches what is shown in this real-life account. The only film in which the car chase is truly exciting and seemingly realistic is “To Live And Die In LA.”
However, it is *not possible* to truly have a totally convincing car chase in a commercial film because such filmed chases are completely and totally choreographed-It can be no other way. . . . And, as we have seen in this chase-and in every real chase-life is not choreographed.
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To me, there was really no legitimate reason for executing this chase by ground vehicles:
- At one point, we can clearly see a helicopter directly overhead, and it is in the process of turning back to this particular chase.
- However, we do not know whether or not it is even a law-enforcement helicopter. if this particular helicopter were a law-enforcement helicopter that was already requested to travel to some other event or emergency, by the time that we see the helicopter here, the chase had already been going on for plenty of time to enable law-enforcement authorities to call in another helicopter.
- To me, the chase that would make the most sense would be this scenario:
- 1 law-enforcement helicopter and whatever number of chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles have so far joined the festivities.
- All chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles drop off in speed.
- All chasing law-enforcement ground vehicles then completely drop off from the chase.
- The pathetic crim-believing that there are now no longer any chasing law-enforcement *ground* vehicles behind him-then decreases his speed, fitting in perfectly with the existing-traffic flow.
- The law-enforcement helicopter simply continues to follow this crim right up to near his front door-which is exactly what happened here-but without the horror and craziness that those very law-enforcement ground vehicles were bent on stirring up.
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Please pass the TP.
“¿Can you spare a square?”
@@TwoFourFixate It wasn't the troopers who didn't want to PIT, it was their superiors, you can hear them ask for permission to PIT and were denied every time except when it became unsafe to do so.
I have watch a lot of high speed pursuits over the years but this one was one of the most professional ones I have ever scene, kudos to all the police agencies involved.
"I have watched" and "ever seen".
Move over Hamilton - got you a new driver! 31 minute chase where damage to sideswiped cars must have run into a hundred thousand dollars and a major accident or ten in the offing! Weak police command, protecting his budget because it was 'not their chase". Great driving by the cops too
This was the most nail biting chase I've seen. The wet roads, high speed, traffic and he hit other cars. He needs felony charges for each car he hit
Nah, the original owner of the civic will be responsible for that. #justice
This would have been over along time ago if they would have let him pit when he had his first chance. But awesome driving Officer!👍👍♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Too risky. Not safe
“Trooper” is the correct title.
@@The_North0 Too risky? Did you watch the same video I did? That chase was way more risky than a PIT maneuver would have been. There were several opportunities for a safe PIT maneuver.
@@paulswarthout9967 still too risky. Officer could get hurt and the car is stolen. What would be the point of reporting stolen property if the officer is going to destroy it?
@@The_North0 It's probably insured. The point of reporting it stolen is to catch the perpetrator so he doesn't do it again. The trooper knows the risks when he takes the job. And he wanted to PIT the driver.
Who stayed for the whole thing just to see who this bad ass driver was? Gotta give it to him and the first officer . That was amazing driving through all that traffic and no wrecks!
Are you kidding?!?! The perp hit everything but his mother!
I was shocked to see the perp was a young black male. You rarely see that.
Bigger is all 3. Trash
@@tlrlmlhe clapped his mom, granny, 6 little sisters and his brother
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
that civic must have had run flats because buddy was hauling on that flat rear tire lmao
Kudos to the officers who kept track of the stolen vehicle. In a heavy traffic, with a calm voice.
The drivers getting road rage and joining in the pursuit/getting in the way is the most Miami thing this video could've produced and I'm not disappointed 😂😂
Best chase ever...both parties super skilled. Also, lack of pit manuever at 27:40 totally frustrating.
From Miami, proud of our FHP!!!! Amazing driving
This is what happens when you don't PIT when the opportunity presents itself.
The dispatcher said do not pit.
@@marcelford3139dispatch makes the rules now ?
@@denysstrykeryou can't just make a pit when you feel like making a pit. The higher ranking says when. It's always been like this.
Arkansas would have pit long time ago and they all would have been in bracelets….
Another good nail-biter Scooper. I will say this, Florida was one of the first States to pass the "Move-over" law MANY years ago and to this day...the drivers there still don't know how it works! Good driving by the LEO's! They kept the safety of the public in mind even though the scum perps did not.
I understand what you're saying but isn't the Move Over Law pertain to them being on the shoulder?
Officer needs to put that phone on silent, holy crap
1:31
Sir. That is a TROOPER. Show some respect you homeless looking thing
@@HOOOKA89 What are you gonna do, arrest me?
I was literally going to comment the same thing! Like wtf
It’s not the phone, it’s his MCT, (Mobile Computer Terminal.)
I can’t believe how unaware some drivers are during the police chase. It’s shocking that they don’t even even move out of the way for the officers.
Absolutely ridiculous that’s allowed to go on for so long. Either take him out (preferred) or let him go.
Let him go and what? The owner still loses his car and the scum suspects continue to run free? Yeah, good plan...
@@sarge6870 Like I said, I’d prefer they “take him out”…. If their just gonna play cat and mouse and endanger thousands of people and property, that’s stupid. Had many opportunities to put an end to it but didn’t.
These "peace" officers are ABOVE the law! Didn't you know that?
you could have a policy like they have in Washington state of just simply no chasing. So if you are a perp in that state, just don't have plates and you get a get-out-of-jail-free card. for some reason they have an explosion in crime like car theft and they don't know why.
@@jjc4577 Even if the car has plates...doesn't mean they belong to the driver. Gets away and does a dump & run on the car.
The FHP officer deserves a commendation for his tenacity and fantastic driving skills!!!
Agreed! And they need better ways for the supervisor to see what's going on. Cause radio calls ain't working.
you meant the white car driver cause that cop cant drive for shit and kept getting dusted lol..
The shear amount of threading the needle is beyond any advance DDC, this trooper is on a whole new level not many are able to master in defensive driving. V1 suspect driver most likely had to pry his fingers off the steering wheel slowed him down enough to get caught! OFS trooper!!!
That cop is reckless asshole. He's just as bad the criminal for risking peoples lives like that, over a stolen shit-box Honda.
Que desperdício de tempo e risco de vidas e tão fácil se parar um carro e só se usar um arpão daqueles que se usava em casa de baleias e um cabo de aço preso a camionete do policial pronto
Epic Chase too bad the sergeant was too scared to call the pit at the right time.
No balls - literally
Supervisor allegedly denied pit maneuver because he wanted to help make this awesome vid!!!!! Thanks Boss!!! …YO!
Honda civics just earned my respect. Bad guy must be a champion gamer.
really impressed the engine did not fail running that hard for that long
@@cletusmcroofus704 Honda engines are designed to run like that, Dodge engines on the other hand.
@@cletusmcroofus704 Probably one of the best things about Honda 4 cylinders, they just take whatever abuse you throw at them
That's some of the best driving I've ever seen! Those cops were really good at staying with them - even in those insane traffic conditions.
I know! ! I'm freaking watching this now.... squeezing in between cars ! tight spaces !
The longest Honda Civic ad I ever watched!
Yes, I also noticed the fearless and excellent driving skills.
years of driving the way I do has definitely wore off down here we have the craziest but best drivers at the same time. justrynkeepup!!
crazy how a hoodlum can even know how to drive that good....requires skill and experience....he barely ever been in a car probably...barely grasping how it works...
Good-Day: Scooper; Whoever the trooper is, he deserves a medal in skillful driving, Have a Bless Day....
First Officer - superb performance! Awesome chase. And lastly - I think my next vehicle will be a Civic😂
Thanks for the video, its actually nerve wracking to watch the high speed pursuit through that traffic. Crazy, good job officers.
I'm sooo glad I moved out of Miami and over to the west side of the state. That was just flat-out embarrassing on so many levels. The traffic load is off the charts and I didn't recognize one area after living there for 48 years. One thing hasn't changed though, the expressways are ALWAYS under some kind of construction.
Waiting to move from here too. The Perps bailed out in Lauderhill. That’s a known gang and drugs apartment complex.
My family used to live in Lake Worth and Sunrise. I was smart and stayed near Palm Harbor. South Florida disgust me
Your comment is rather pathetic. All you did was throw shade at the city and said nothing of the suspects that caused all the carnage. Good riddance, enjoy the west coast.
@@JorgeCanovas You triggered by her comment. While it’s her opinion, and my opinion as well. SouthEast Florida sucks. High crime rates, over populated and loads of snowbirds. No thank you! Oh just an FYI. I’m a New York Jew and still Southeast Florida sucks. All the retired NY who come down to abuse the state of Florida. And all the old Jewish people have died off and the area has gone downhill. This is not just an issue for South Florida. This is happening everywhere
I moved also, became too much
It's amazing how many people see cops and don't try to move immediately
That has gotten worse post Floyd. Evil.
Why? Police dont own the road
Much worse than the chase I watched yesterday in the Midwest! At least they have decent drivers!!
You don't hear them approaching from behind, especially with windows rolled up. Police knows this, sirens don't make a pursuit safe.
@@mikeGp2023 neither do you
My best respect goes out to our Law Enforcement. Everyday could be their last. Please obey and show respect for our Law Enforcement Officers. They have a dangerous job to make it safe for all of us.
Transmission lineman and people that work in oilfield welding have a 10x chance of dying on the job than any cop. When cops have a "dangerous" job we can start respecting them but they don't yet.
Jeeze, these Florida drivers gave me anxiety. 95% of them were not paying any attention to what was happening around them. With ALL the sirens and lights, they still failed to get the hell out of the way, like totally oblivious to their surroundings.
I used to work for Atlantic Ambulance in Palm Beach n Broward County back in the early 90s sad to see that the drivers are still just as unaware
They may have all had their sounds cranked way up and were only staring numbly at the car in front. I see it all the time.
welcome to driving anywhere in America. The only time a driver will ever look is when you go to pass them, then suddenly they jump on the gas to keep you behind them.
There are a bunch of old snowbirds they don't know what's happening
Yeah every year we go out there for vacation from Texas, the only way to run is in the RIGHT lane, it's pretty much completely open, they're all bebopping down the road in the left lane. And won't move over. Left lane is for passing only. Guess they don't enforce that like home. Unreal chase, too much at stake when it should have been a lot shorter.
The second officer is truly the boss he was like a freaking magnet. I’m not letting him get away.
He was just following directly behind the perp. First officer was the skilled driver, cutting and weaving his own paths, and using highly skilled and high speed maneuvers around traffic.
@@Aaron-rv1si then boxed himself in at the end
They always do this stuff. Chasing for half an hour, finally get to a road where there’s no other cars around on the bridge and he gets up next to him and says never mind then let him keep driving. No PIT
En otrolig biljakt, polisen kör helt proffsigt.👏🏻
Too many opportunities to PIT missed. As far as he went, anyone he passed at that speed could have freaked out and crashed themselves and into others.
If any driver who drives the speed-limit is passed (which would take less then 30 seconds) is freaked out, they should hang up the keys to the vehicle and hand in their DL. Any driver is required to drive in a safe manner no matter what other drivers do around them. *Good thing though is that they caught the driver* ...
There is not any opportunity
@@The_North0 too many times a PIT maneuver ends with injuries of both law enforcement and the perp .. even death.. which outweighs the punishment of the crime ...crippling injuries and death results in law suits ...paid by the taxpayers
The officer asked for permission several times and got denied. You can imagine his level of frustration...
@@realulli there is no frustrations. The officer is getting paid to do the job. If there is frustration the officer needs to find a new line of work.
Soy Méxicano, Querétano, y que sorprendente la maniobrabilidad del Oficial, mis respetos, buena la del Honda Civic, espero y los hayan detenido, pudieron haber hecho muchos desastres en esas metidas entre carros, FELICIDADES POR LAS CAPACITACIONES DE LOS OFICIALES.
A high-speed chase that’s as thrilling as a rollercoaster ride-Miami to Broward’s wildest pursuit!
10:49 I got so much second-hand aggravation form the guy not moving over
Yeah he was blocking for sure
Yeah, same here - the Florida Lic IOG W88 Ford? Probably texting.
He should be called to the police and charged.
How you know its a guy?😉
Hell, he thought he was getting pulled over and hiding stuff! 🤣
The drivers in these pursuits must have nerves of steel. My heart would be in my throat every second. Anything could go wrong at any moment. Hats off to the Staties who do this daily.
honda driver did very well. gets an A +. nascar is hiring.
Drugs calm the sensors!
Wow, that was the most extraordinary chase I’ve ever seen on UA-cam! What incredible driving, thank goodness most of the drivers of the other cars had their wits about them. Inches to spare on either side of the cars. Whew.
The expertise officers need for these pursuits is on another level, they must be exhausted when the adrenaline wears off
Seriously impressed at that Civic's handling with so much front end damage and only three inflated tires.
Accord
@@MrCharlieTurbo its civic
@@zuzu.hallak And not even the Type R.
@@MrMJmusicLover it’s probably tuned
Not even turbo - probably a 2.0 155 hp.
I'm amazed at just how many drivers can't figure out how to get out of the way of the squad car.
Today's cars are very adept at blocking outside noise. Plus the radio is probably on, and maybe cranked up a bit. Maybe they're on the phone and not paying attention to the traffic around them. Too much distracted driving these days. Few people actually pay attention while they're driving.
Everyone was on their phone.
Hard to work out how to work out how to avoid a psycho in a cop car...
Fight, flight, or freeze? Maybe
I live in Miami dade, the most mindless and distracted drivers on planet earth are here. I drive for a living, over 90% of drivers have their phones in their hands at all times.
Florida announced 3 days ago that any driver not moving over for emergency vehicles will be cited- zero tolerance
Good idea. But which way should they move? Those officers were passing vehicles on the left and right and expecting drivers to move left when I'm sure the law will say move right.
@@paulswarthout9967 Florida just like many other states has a problem with left lane loitering drivers. Some are driving the same speed as the trucks in the right lane. Not only do these drivers get in the way of FHP going code, they hinder normal traffic conditions as well. IMO
@@zzzaccounting5924 Couldn't agree with you more. Drivers should be educated that the left lane is for passing and if people have to be passing you on the right you have no business in the left lane! It caused many frustration and accidents
Politicians jumping up and down. It's not that simple. Paul S. has it right. Criminals in these cars are going 100+ mph. They're all over all the lanes, not just the left. People have little time to react. And everybody's reaction times are different. Old people and women react slower than people who process things faster.
Good handle. Are you an accountant?
When the pursuit’s this wild, even the traffic needs a moment to catch its breath!
❤. Thankfully no serious injuries to civilians. Stay safe out there protecting the public!
I live in Austraiia and I love watching the American Police in their car chases with their driving skills and especially the pit manoeuvres.
Y’all sure do have a lot of extra letters in maneuver😂 just picking, hello from US!
Max Rockatansky would have stopped him in 5 minutes. He's probably be dead though.
@@kylecherry3156 It is probably the spelling that is recommended in the Oxford Dictionary. John Cleese from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" has commented on the differences between Webster's Dictionary and the Oxford Dictionary.
Insane that that was allowed to continue for so long
Ob years youd have finished if quick,,,superman..idiot
it is .. they should've stopped him at 5:02-5:07 after that they couldn't do anything but keep chasing him with all the traffic around
Certain states have call-off pursuit criterias. Arkansas is another state with this scenario but with Arkansas, they have a criteria to call it off immediately and theyll eventually get their man.
@@CCM1199 Arkansas will chase you down at speeds in excess of 120mph and pit you into a wall. Don't mess with ASP or you'll regret it...
Wow.. that would give anybody a big adrenaline rush. Looking at that was scary as h--- but i couldn't stop watching . That was some dangerous driving. It was fortunate that no one was killed. But i have to say... That was some great driving skills. 🚗🚓🚓
I want the news to follow up on why the pit was denied so many times. When the officer had a chance to stop it early
Bro the trooper stayed on the same siren tone for 30 mins props for not being annoyed with the prio tone for that long 💀. FHP and surrounding agencies handled the pursuit to thr best they could for the amount of traffic there was. Props to the South FL LE Agencies that helped in this pursuit.
This is most likely the best hot pursuit video I’ve ever seen I’m over here yelling at the cars to move out the cops way 😂
I want to point out that these officers are well-trained at their job. When you see the lights in the mirror, please get out of the way. Anticipating their move could be fatal. Just an x- Sheriff throwing his two cents in, lol. God bless, folks!🙏
Great video but Florida needs to learn how to end a pursuit before it turns into this. Almost painful to watch as all that interstate traffic is endangered because they didn't take the prime opportunity to stop them early on.
Sounds like patrol car is falling apart!
That driver did his thing! It was pretty much close to the most exciting chase I've seen. I personally would of pitted that fool when he hit the first U-turn.
This is the most exciting chase you’ve ever seen? lol poor you
watch wheres918 on youtube, better chases than anything on here
Can someone explain why at 07:37 the cop on the other side of the road couldn't just swing a hard left and end the pursuit. Sure, s/he'd get T-boned, but the chase is over. Do nothing and it will go on for another 25 minutes endangering every object and person.
If you were the cop, would you do it?
start firing the ARs through windshield before innocents get killed, these guys obviously do not care
they don't have permission
I’m kinda against pit maneuvers since I watch a 12 year old boy passenger die in one but I’d had pitted this asshole 5 or 6 times in this one ! 🤷🏻♂🥃
@@tobchi5737 and that's the crazy part, permission should have been given. Where is the individual making these calls? Are they in the office somewhere or are they out in the road behind the vehicle because that should have been obvious to anybody.
You do not want to put yourself in front of the perp. If any weapons are in their car that would position you in their direct line of fire.
Superb driving skills PO!
That civic got some balls. Running from a 5.7 like he’s gonna get somewhere lol.
4:50 And this is where it could have all ended early and saved thousands of citizens from having their lives put in danger.
There was confusion at the beginning if FHP was in charge or the County. That needs to be fixed. The FHP could have pitted several times waiting on a answer. While we live in a smaller area. There is no question who takes the lead GHP.
Watching this is weird, satisfying, and terrifying at the same time.
who is the so called supervisor on the radio... Officer asks can I PIT & end this? the supervisor says NO..... what the ****??? no don't stop it just let em keep driving recklessly thru heavy traffic.... many perfect open areas to safely PIT & stop the pursuit & some **** says NO...... EPIC FAILURE C'mon Florida... you're smarter than this... this was an EPIC management failure.. this easily could've been stopped with very minimal damage....Troopers did excellent.... pathetic supervisor... I hope that supervisor that refused to allow this to be stopped is Fired...