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You’re assuming they are thinking. Half of intelligence is the willingness to think, and with drugs in your system, you don’t really have a choice on whether you can think or not.
Hmn~ Spaghetti.. guess that makes the chunky bits mini meatballs? and the sauce counts too I guess, I mean, you can have tomato sauce with liqour in it..
For those those that are mad the officer didn't render aid, when Donut says "he looked like lasagna", imagine a bug on a windshield...but scaled up to the size of a person. At that point no amount of aid the officer can give would help, it would be like putting a bandaid on a decapitation.
Yeah a 3500-4000lb vehicle going at highway speeds, physics definitely applies here, you can actually see how far away he landed. He probably got extra tenderized on impact with the ground.
@@HonkHill-ev4hk I saw a pedestrian get hit by a bus doing 60 once, horrific. For lack of better term he just...exploded, I never would have thought a former human being could occupy that much square area. I feel for the people who have to respond to that kind of horror on a regular basis.
Imagine driving home at night and suddenly hitting someone like that only to get out and find a bunch of cops with guns and flashlights already on scene. That poor lady was trying to figure out what was going on. "Am I in trouble?" "Am I a killer now?" "Am I under arrest?" "Is that spaghetti?"
@@MrJest2 Plus it was dudes own fault while committing a felony. Therefore he would be charged with any deaths during the commission of his felony. Being he took a pavement nap, she's kind of SOL as far as assistance obtaining support. Might be able to go after his insurance company, assuming he had insurance?
@@justmarc2015bro I have been seeing that on EVERY video for the past couple months. It was always a thing but it has gotten way _WAY_ worse as of lately. We need to come up with a derogatory term for it and spam it whenever we see it
My adult daughter lives in Florida and was coming at the end of delivering newspapers. She was going about 40, not under any influence, not speeding. She was following the rules of the road. As she was passing a concrete divider in the center of the road, some guy under the influence of something (police who responded later confirmed he was under the influence, but did not specify what) dove out right in front of my daughter. She had no time to react. He hit the driver's side of her car, totaling it out. My daughter has nightmares still. She was found 100% NOT at fault. The mother of the guy who jumped in front of my daughter's car is doing her best to sue my daughter for a million dollars. My daughter is still fighting this lawsuit. Fortunately, her home is in her father in law's name. It always has been, as he gave it to my daughter and his son. My daughter is in therapy for PTSD. She has nightmares all the time from this horrible accident, but she holds no responsibility, as it wasn't her fault.
Prayers for your daughter. Florida should, expedite the lawsuit against her... as in, throw it out and the Mom should get counter-sued and charged any expenses your daughter has incurred.
One of the rare instances where I think the cop gave the guy too many chances. Letting him go back to his car more than once was ridiculous. The cigarette was ridiculous. “Sit on that thing” was ridiculous.
That's exactly why police aren't supposed to de-escalate from a level of force once they've had to escalate that far. Verbal commands are the lowest level of force, with hands-on restraint being the next level of force. This officer got to the hands-on point but then released the suspect and went back down to verbal commands. When officers do that, bad things like this usually happen. Look up the case of David Ware. He wound up shooting two officers during a traffic stop. Both were hit in the head, one died. There are videos of it on UA-cam. Those officers de-escalated from hands-on back down to verbal commands and it gave Ware the time he needed to retreat back into his car and retrieve the gun.
Exactly. This cop messed up so bad. Letting him dig in pockets the entire stop and not stopping him light a cigarette. He need to be under review for not following procedure. This may have never happened. Now the person has to live with taking a life
@@dillanhamiltonMaybe it has to do with that fact cops are so scared to actually do their job because every justified shooting or use of force is heavily scrutinized by people who don't know what the hell their talking about.
I think the...1st...person who hit guy, kept going, the 2nd and 3rd rolled over the mush of what was left of that pour idiot, and the lady on the side may or may NOT have been a hitter at all!!she probably got entrails on her car at some point and wanted to help thru the fits of vo.itting!! 😢
@@leftyo9589I think intimidated is the opposite lol he took it for granted that he’s impaired and unable to drive but I think he was under the impression that unable to drive means he wouldn’t try to do it anyways
The most tragic part of this is it could have been prevented. The officer gave this guy every single chance he could to comply. You said it yourself, Donut. Ask, Tell, Make.
One could even argue that if the officer didn't gave so many chances and went all in tackling the guy to the ground at the first opportunity he had the guy would still be alive. Not to shit on the officer ofc, I blame the constant villification of police that makes them afraid to act more proactively. This is a direct lethal victim of anti police movement.
@@rrphantom8194 I would throw villification at the officer. His inaction when required directly led to that drunk moron being back behind the wheel which is endangering the public - exactly what the officer is there to prevent. If the officer had acted appropriately someone innocent wouldn't have had a car accident and a moron would still be alive. If you know there is potential harm in no action you are just as bad as someone taking action which will cause harm. All that cop had to do was grow a pair when the guy was standing up to him and this would never have been a video.
@@siraff4461 And say that the guy who was clearly out of his mind and uncooperative had tried to go for the officers gun and the officer shot him. Now the officer is being investigated for murder, assumed guilty by the media and public opinion and his family is being sent death threats. You're often damned if you do, damned if you dont in that job.
@@siraff4461 Where have you been the last 7 years, especially the last 3?? Where have you had your head shoved up? LEOs aren't allowed to do their jobs without lefty maggots and burn loot murder sniveling about it all the way to fuhrer joe and his lying POS spokesperson. And to top it off this happened in a lefty maggot state. If he'd of gotten the guy cuffed after using the taser, he'd of likely got written up by the lefty department heads for even using a taser.
@@ED-es2qvif they’re bigger than you, like he was, and they want to get in the car, you blocking the car could lead to them throwing you, and then you shooting them, which I don’t think was the goal here.
The aftermath does stick with you. When I was young and an EMT, my partner and I got called out to a rural scene. A motorcyclist going home did what his friends say he did daily - failed to stop before crossing the highway. Too bad an elderly couple were on the highway at that exact moment. T-boned him, he went up the hood, hit the windshield, over the roof and off to the shoulder of the road. On arrival, his body was chest down, but the head was face up. My hardened paramedic partner didn't even want to touch him, but for liability purposes, I checked for a pulse. His body was like a bag of jello. It just jiggled all over when I tried. We had to get the elderly folks to go to the nearby house because we thought they were going to have a heart attack. I'm glad it was the coroner that had to pick him up, because I wasn't sure how we would have. I think that was worse than the guy missing the turn doing triple the speed limit and hitting the chain link fence. I remember these vividly and that was the early 1980s.
EMTs do not get nearly enough credit for the horrors they have to witness daily while sacrificing basically their whole private life to help others. And there are still people who attack emergency services workers.
The responding officer seeing the driver shift, slamming the driver's side door closed so his buddy didn't get clipped was some fast thinking!! Super impressive
Exactly! Had dude hit reverse instead of drive he would have taken the first officer for a ride from hell! We may have seen a dead officer rather than dead civilian, or we could have had 2 deaths! Best outcome of the 3, but still a shitty outcome regardless cuz the poor person that hit him will never be the same! Hope they find someone to talk to!
Not only did he end his own life over something small, but he without a doubt changed the persons life that hit him. That’s something that will probably haunt them for the rest of their lives. I hope they are able to find piece eventually, but the thought of killing someone out of nowhere with literally no way to stop it is absolutely horrifying.
I hope they actually sued the police department after this video came out since the police should have shot him when he tried to take off and put everyone at risk
@@alan_7390 donut said himself "ask, tell, make" no one is saying the man isn't at fault but the officer was either too patient or cautious, whatever the reasoning
I feel sorry for the officer too, and it really sucks, because he'll be telling himself "if only I had detained him sooner, if only I had done something". And it's really not his fault
@@lilbananamannah, in this instance he should’ve been placed in cuffs as soon as he sat down in the car after being told not to. I’ve been placed in cuffs for walking down the block I lived on with grocery bags. While I understand the coo wanting to be cordial and kind, it definitely was misplaced
As someone who has hit a drunk person with a semi a few months back, I know the mental trauma that person is going through. The sound brought back the memory of that night. I hope they dont take it too hard on themself and get the help they need. I couldnt drive for 2 weeks without reacting to nothing, I still on occasion see shadows jump out in front of me.
@@Trainknifer the cops failed to subdue the victum which caused damage to a personal vehicle and emotional damage to the people in the car. If they ripped him out of the car after tazing him this would not have happened.
The trooper was scaring the hell out of me. There’s being patient and professional, and there’s endangering yourself. Sad situation that definitely wasn’t worth dying over. 🤦🏽♀️
The one kid that always argued with the teacher was probably the one kid getting beaten or molested or deprived of food and other things that are needed to be a healthy young man I feel sorry for those kids because you think they're just jerks but really they're acting out because their life is just horrible
@@lyndavis113Those kids were usually really reserved and quietly angry. The obnoxious ones were usually the kids who had no discipline/attention at home. That was my experience in 12 years of school anyway.
I love it how a Sheriff casually drives by without questioning the fact that there's a trooper on the side of the road with a car facing the wrong way.
In a lot of jurisdictions they serve completely different jobs. Where I live currently the sheriff's department rarely worries about you driving over the limit unless of course you're endangering others. They don't run tags or mess with expired inspections either. In ten years I was just told by one about the recent hands-free law and she went on without even an ID check. Troopers handle state highways, local cops do town limits and sheriff's department does evictions, serving whatever etc. Live Free or Die
@@obbaladand who's fault was that? Please tell me the cops, not the dude who threw drugs, possibly drove while under the influence. Totally not darwinism. People do say ALL THE TIME do not operate motor vehicles under the influence
You can tell the 1st officer was a good guy that just realized he was dealing with an intoxicated driver. He probably thought it would end in a better way and not the way it did
He may be a good guy but he's a poor example of a cop (or is the best example of a cop). Cop shouldn't be on the force if he cannot handle a drunk driver. Tased the man and then shot him. Guess those 5 months training at the police academy paid off. Kill a civilian and get a lifetime membership to the thin blue line gang.
Too many opportunities. He should have been tazed long before he got back in the car that last time, when he was out of the car and would have fallen flat on his face in a place where he could be wrestled and managed. And what if that woman had been killed by impacting the guy, either directly or in a loss of control impact after the initial. Wouldn't the cop be guilty (in liberal states) of having failed to stop the criminal?
@@RainmakerXBooty Yeah no as soon as the tazer was deployed they should've forced him out of the car. Easy to say in hindsight I know, but it all just kinda sucks, a whole bunch of people experiencing possibly their worst direct event of their life.
A truck driver who works for a buddy of mine hit a guy making his "life-exit" with his semi on the freeway when the guy intentionally stepped in front of the semi going 70mph. Now the driver carries that trauma with him every day. It's been a struggle for him.
My stepmom drove a wrecker for a long time one of the trucks she had to tow essentially had hit a guy that had jumped off an overpass overtop and essentially the guy ended up misting the inside of the cab
It's tragic. That is in no way his fault, but he has to carry it forever. I feel terrible for him and anyone who has to live with that. 21-year-old kid hit and killed a motorcyclist a few years older last week in my town. Awful.
@@danf7411wow, you’re so cool that you wouldn’t feel like shit that someone purposely used your vehicle as a way to end their life. Dude, my coworker’s fiancé pulled over for someone on the side of the road and witnessed the guy shoot himself in the head. Her fiancé still has nightmares from that. Unless you’re a psychopath, that type of thing lives with you
Same thing happened to my dad. He has never been the same. It was a homeless guy that had a record of doing it for a free meal and a soft bed in the hospital. Wasn't so lucky that time
This cop was so patient that every time he said “stop” or “your only being detained” I got second hand embarrassment from this suspect just being a total jerk. You know what they say “play stupid games win stupid prizes.”
the cop was not "patient" he was dumb af, the guy could have picked a gun at least 100 times , this cop need to do his job better, and not beg for people to comply, this is how you die. In fact if he had done his job correctly, the other dumb af guy in the video may still be alive...
It was so cringe to se the cop be a legit nice dude with a patience bar that reaches fkin saturn from here, just for the drunken dude to be such a bastard that he still gets tased.
@@bobfalcon2756 who knows, this guy was stupid sketchy/chaotic all the time, there's no sayng wtf he was actually thinking. Drunk or not, who tf gets pulled over and goes "i need a cig", man had his priorities straight XD
That’s a good way to look at things. Life may be beating you down but if you have the capacity to look at this guy and recognize he’s a dumbass, just know you have the capacity to bounce back.
When I was 11, a few of us were being idiot kids and riding our bikes on the road. One of the older boys went below the overpass to do some tricks. We watched him get hit by a car doing 65. The officer was further away from that guy and yet the sound was just as clear as when we were right above Jake. The mess made is absolutely INSANE. There was nothing they could have done.
@@munchymonk9021 I'm doing good, it's been over 30 years since I saw the accident. Just that sound, once you've heard it, when you hear it again, it's not nice😓
@@lakojake4215 He did that to himself tho. Running across the highway at 2AM is not the law's fault, in fact if you ask them that is very much not allowed.
I wouldn’t say so. It’s partly the cops fault for not getting him under control sooner. Sure, that guy ran, but if the cop woulda cuffed him before he had the chance to get back in his car then dude wouldn’t be dead and that woman wouldn’t have PTSD and a totaled car.
@@BudgetLatifi the cop should have been way more verbally assertive and as soon as it was clear early on that the guy was ignoring him he should have tasered him and arrested him. Cops need to be able to assert themselves much better than this. The world has gone soft if that’s the standard we would expect from a cop. Harden up
@@liamrmorgans921 Cops are only like that because people bitch and cry about everything that happens. When they do assert themselves they get hit with “Defund the Police” and “Cops are pigs” and then when they do what people ask and not be aggressive they get this shit. “Not aggressive enough” “should’ve just shot him” People caused what happened. And the cop couldn’t tackle the guy, he was much too small to be able to apprehend the guy and the taser seemingly didn’t do all that much though maybe it would’ve done more had he deployed it outside the car.
Yeah & I wonder, is a car ever drivable after that, I mean, can the owner enjoy driving it on the highway, or will they replay what they saw in their headlights every time?
@@NunchucksHabit they probably wont enjoy it because of the anxiety of hitting someone. but I hope they can realize, this man was running across a highway where no people are expected to walk anywhere near there, and it was a freak accident, and as morbid as it is, a drunk driver hit them, just it was as he was exiting his car on the highway.
As a former Paramedic, I've seen some stuff. We have a college in our town, and they have an in training Paramedic ambulance for the campus. We were called to a young man at a party who taken a 357 magnum to his temple and pulled the trigger. When we arrived, the student EMTs were doing CPR. Back then, even as a Paramedic, we couldn't stop CPR without a doctors permission. I told them to stop so I could check his vitals, which there were none. I put my fingers on his forehead to check his pupil response to light, and the weight of my fingers collapsed his skull, so I called it. He was absolutely dead. They screamed at me and said I couldn't stop CPR. I expained to them the he's was in fact dead at the moment he pulled the trigger. Every time they did a compression, blood and brain matter would come out of the side of his head. So I called the ER Doc and explained to him the situation. He said, "I think he's dead, don't you." Me, Yes!! They were so mad at me. I tried to explain to them that there are going to be times you are not going to be able to save everyone. About two weeks later, I was delivering a patient to a larger hospital that all of our bad trauma goes to. That's where trainees go to get experience and training outside of the classroom. I was getting a cup of coffee in the Doctors lounge, and one of the ER docs said, " So you are the infamous Bob #$&##." To which i said "Infamous am I" Yeah, he said, " I heard you stop CPR on a gunshot victim." I said, " Absolutely, i did " I then explained what all had happened and I asked him. What would you have done if I had gotten anything back on this young man with no brain left, and brought him over to you??. He said. I would have pushed him a back room and let him die." To which I said, ,"Exactly, we save the living and let the dying die." Sorry this is so long, but I know exactly what you are saying about knowing when to help and when not to.
I’m thinking about being a surgeon and I don’t mind blood or anything but I have always wondered if seeing things like that would scar people or atleast mess with you, would you be able to talk about that aspect?
@bradencermak5217 the things you would see are in a control environment. The things I've seen were not. There is a big difference between clinical situations and things we see in the field. But it all affects people differently. You just have to be able to put it back in your mind until the job is done, then you deal with it later.
@bradencermak5217 I loved every minute of it. I was hard and stressful. But I loved helping people. The only thing that bothered me the most was babies and little kids dying. You just have to know you did your absolute best and did all you could do to save them. But that was true for everyone else, too. But kids hit home the worst. If you are going into the medical field to help people, you'll enjoy it. The hours are long, and the work is stressful, but in the end, it's all worth it. There's something about helping people and saving lives. Most of the time, as a paramedic, we didn't get a lot of thanks. But just knowing you've helped someone was always enough for me. Every once in a while, someone would come up to you and say thanks, which made it all worth it.
I feel so bad for the driver of the vehicle, that is likely to stay with them. I can’t imagine the grief and guilt they will feel even if it wasn’t their fault. My heart goes out to them, and what they’ll have to go through because some dumbass decided to run across the freeway from the police.
@@Midala87 no, there isn't any way reasonable that they would have known. Any reasonable person would know not to walk into the middle of a highway, in the middle of the night, without hi-vis. Dude was incurably stupid and made an impact (pun intended) on someone's life in a very negative way.
@@realitybear5574 no, really. if he'd have decentralized him or just been a little more aggressive this might not have happened. cant really fault him for this guys death tho
@@realitybear5574 Yeah, basically. I know the officer was just trying to do the right thing, and I don’t think he should face any serious repercussions for what happened, but if he could’ve been a bit more aggressive with the guy and detained him, the dude might’ve lived. That being said… The world is probably better off without that moron in it.
Mfs must not have been raised with consequences. The literal consequence of not follow the cops instructions was the bodybag. I rather get hit with a baton than a car, tbh I rather just follow instructions and not put me self in situations like this. Excessive force when the mf been digging in his pockets for like 3 minutes? it only takes less than a fucking second for someone to suddenly pull up the barrel on you while ur busy pussy footing around the clear potential danger just so some squares don't get upset. Excessive force is bad, but in this situation the guy was doing all the things cops want you NOT to do so they DONT see you as a potential threat, not following instructions WHILE doing those things is like announcing "No I will not comply, do something about it" and then getting surprised when a cop body tackles you to the ground.
I feel bad for the people that hit the guy, they're going to be traumatized with the thought that they killed a guy. Amazes me how stupid people can get when drinking or on drugs.
It messes with you for the rest of your life. I'm a locomotive engineer and have sent two tresspassers across the rainbow bridge. And I was told it would happen when I started the job.
It bothered me for a few hours but then when I was contacted by a detective they told me what happened and I gave them my dash cam. I don’t feel bad other than the fact I had to purchase a new car
05:18 The fact even at this point he wasn't under arrest for resisting shows how lenient the officer was willing to be had he been of sound mind and followed the simple instructions hed been given.
Could the officers behavior been due to the fact that he was alone? Maybe he was just trying to keep things calm until backup arrived, but I'm not a cop so idk.
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 The spaghetti Donut mentioned wasn't for nothing. Spaghetti is a reference to what a combination of exposed guts and blood looks like...
John and Mike over at ASP like to remind us that sometimes a little extra force up front can save you a whole lot of force down the road. In this case the force of a medium sized car travelling at highway speeds.
It sucks for everyone involved, that cop was more than patient with the guy. I just feel for the innocent driver that ended up hitting the guy and the poor cops who had to witness this.
When I heard about the 8 foot drop, I had flashbacks to the guy I was chasing who didn’t know the neighborhood, jumped over the top of a wall on a hill to try and escape, and was suddenly aware of the fact it was a 16 foot drop to a solid concrete parking lot. If you haven’t heard the sound of two femurs breaking at once, it’s definitely a noise you don’t forget.
This is a great example of why a lot of cops don't give more than 1-2 warnings before escalating. So many people can't be trusted to not accidentally die at any given moment. Thank goodness the driver was okay.
But yet I still think not escalating is the right move. You can't stop everyone from Darwining themselves.But you can't just mag dump everyone who frustrates you.
America is the land of the free, it's a good thing that cops are expected to de-escalate and show excessive restraint against using force. Otherwise we wouldn't be any different from a communist police state like china or soviet russia.
@@nuncapasaran9374that’s not normal, usually escalating is like talking to detaining to threatening non-lethal such as taser to using non lethal and then maybe lethal if the present a major threat
Some people have two sets though, or have one of those cars that turn on if you just have your fob SOMEWHERE in your car, not even in the ignition. So... that's easier said than done, I think. My stepmom's car has a button for the ignition, so she could pretty much hide her fob ANYWHERE in her car and turn it on. I dunno, are localized EMP blasts a thing? And are they feasible for cops to use?
@@AdamOwenBrowning Yeah, that’s what I was afraid of. So, I suppose it’s probably best for cops to assume that people can start up their vehicle with mind powers instead of assuming that just because they gave them their “keys” means they can’t do anything.
@John Danielhere’s the thing, that’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it. But the next guy who thinks to himself, “that guy just made more bad decisions in 10 minutes than most people do in their entire lives and straight up deserved to die before he hurt somebody” is also just as valid. We are a species that rapes, murders, steals, lies, cheats, wars, and genocides homie, all that kumbaya shit really don’t mean much
Perfect example how “use of force” could actually save someone’s life. If this officer made an effort to “make” the guy comply. He’d be alive till this day. No offense of the officers doing. I give him props for having that much patience!
@@taddad2641 That is such a stupid take... Imagine if there was no 8 foot drop and this a-hole went the wrong way AGAIN and killed someone else in a head on crash? Cop should have iced him.
Offense taken. With the "police bad" attitude of Modern Society, they have the handcuffed into not taking needed action for fear of getting sued or charged by the "Kangaroo Kourts". The police and the woman will probably be sued by the "victim''s" family in one of those "Kangaroo Kourts".
You make a good point. I've argued that's the reason the 4 cops who arrested Floyd were guilty of criminal negligence. During the trial it came out they were allowed to use dramatically more force than what they used to subdue him, but they didn't. And as a result he passed away for lack of narcan. Same deal with the guy in the Wendy's parking lot in Atlanta. They've gotten so timid about using force they're not using it in situations that they should, and citizens are dying as a result. Which a long winded way to say: "Never take policy recommendations from hippies"
The cop had a very high amount of patience which is impressive for a very stressful job props to him it is unfortunate that that the woman had to experience that hope she is doing well
I used to get that feeling, and sometimes I still do, in the case of one of his uploads to the raw footage channel. But it is rare. I think it came from thinking all life is precious, and then changing my view to "those who seek to hurt others who just want to live their lives and go home at the end of the day get what's coming to them."
As a former addict/alcoholic (but mostly addict).. these kinds of things break my heart. I came closer to death more times than almost anyone would in their lifetime.. I’m so grateful to be alive, and to have the blessing of being my beautiful son’s mother.. also to be coming up on 5 years clean! My family was on doc Phil to get me and my sister help for addiction 11 years ago.. so yeah, just an indication of how bad it really was for me.. It breaks my heart when people don’t get to make it out of that desperate lifestyle.. 🥺💔 I knew during my addiction that I didn’t want my life to end that way.. and have the pain I caused be my biggest impact in this life.. I’m so f*cking thankful that it didn’t end that way. God is good 🙏🏻🦋🤍✨
I was addicted to M and H. Getting arrested and going to jail forced me to get clean. Once I made it through jail withdrawals (which are hell and I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy because they don't give you anything to help the symptoms) I decided I was never going through withdrawals again. Now when I think about getting high I instantly associate it with withdrawals and get sick to my stomach. I've been happily sober 7 years and grateful every day I was arrested and forced into treatment. Grats on your sobriety ❤❤
I can already see the comments now, “well if the police had done their job and forcefully stopped him he’d be ok right now”. I feel for police officers, their job is literally the phrase ‘you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t
Well imagine. If the Cop, Locked the Door. Took the Keys. Taser'd Quicker,Longer,Faster. Shot the Suspect. One of the Above. All of the Above. Some soccer mom wouldn't be looking at a Jackson Pollock on the interstate.
Yeah it's a bad situation. If he had of been more forceful these people would be saying he used to much force. I feel bad for the police in this country.
No bro he’s barred out on Xanax that’s what we call a Florida man here. I been on the news twice and the front page of the Sun sentinel all because Xanax takes away all fear so life becomes very dangerous. I know like 10 people that 1 night on bars became 5-15 years in prison. Probably safer smoking crack
@@brandonsexton9017 Those People need to grow up. Fuck Around/Find Out. There is no amount of money in the world you could offer me to check your house at 4 in the morning for that suspicious noise. Or Trust a inebriated asshole not to shoot me when I cant see what hes doing. Police got it Tough.
I get it, you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't... but if the officer had tasered him after the 10th instance of non-compliance/disorderly conduct, it would have turned out differently... especially with fellow officers in the vicinity and driving by...
Can we appreciate the reaction time and thinking of the cop at 8:13? The guy slammed the door shut in case the guy reverses and the door hits the other officer. Quick thinking right there.
If anything, the cop being so passive and acting more like a social worker instead of a hard ass might of prevented the chase. But no one can tell the future and the cop was probably the most gentle person I've seen on this channel.
He won’t make it to retirement being gentle like that. Pure luck that the suspect didn’t pull a gun out of his pocket or car. If you’re scared to do cop shit, don’t be a cop. Disclaimer: I am not a cop.
@@TheGamerOMTr OR, he will make it to retirement, trying to use words against dudes literally twice his size instead of escalating to a fight he will lose without backup. going rambo on every drunk person you find is the way you make it no more than a year or two
Policing has changed. If you do what you're supposed to do to control the situation you will get fired and/or thrown in prison. If you get shot at least they'll take care of your family for you and call you a hero instead of smearing your good name and harassing your family for years.
@@Denozo88 He'd have been accused of brutality. 100% no matter how justified. He wants to avoid it if at all possible whatsoever. Justification isn't even an issue in his mind. Of course he's justified. He just doesn't want to face unjust persecution for doing something justified if by some chance he can get lucky and avoid it.
@@winstonsyme7672 cops for SURE don't get "thrown in prison" for "controlling the situation". If this cop would've yanked him to the ground, i doubt anything wouldve happened to the cop.
The person I feel worse for in this situation is the sorry random person that happened to run over the guy. An absolute horror I couldn't imagine living with.
I think at first I'd be a bit distraught. After I found out he was DUI and running from the cops, my attitude would change to f?@k him. Then I would sleep a ok knowing he cant hurt anyone with his retardation.
I think this a great example of how too much patience can end up developping the situation in a way that wasn't expected. That being said I don't think the trooper is to blame at all, just an unfortunate turn of events.
I have to imagine that the officer was probably thinking of how he would be crucified in the media if he escalated, even though it would have been totally justified. Most blame for this situation, of course, goes to the dumb ass who tried to run. But this guy's blood is also on the hands of all the anti-cop, first amendment auditor ass hats who make police nervous to do their jobs.
It seems like this scenario of an unarmed suspect jumping into a car with the cops holding the door open and taking off happens pretty often. Wonder if there's any training they could do to be able to quickly and safely disable a vehicle from that position, i.e stick something under the gas pedal, break the shifter so it can't go out of park, or swipe the keys.
@@normalstreet1 I mean he did have a taser, which he used to knock the guy out for a few seconds. He should've tased again and pulled him out with the other officer IMO.
@@pscyokilla that is the ultimate lesson here I think. More assertive control would have saved at least one life, and they got off lucky that he didn't run over an officer or kill a whole family in their minivan or a school soccer team or something similarly tragic. And that's not even counting the fact that the man was given dozens of opportunities to obtain a weapon to use on the officer(s).
A friend of mine was the driver (innocent bystander) in a similar situation. Robbery suspect ran out into a highway trying to escape and ended up meeting my friend's Subaru, and that was it for both him and the Subaru. Thankfully it didn't affect my friend too badly, he made a couple jokes about it and moved on. Hopefully this person can do the same.
damn thats pretty tough honestly, i dont know if i'd have the strength to shrug off turning someone into my moms lasagna on the interstate, but props to him.
Darwin award??? Wrong the moron did the biggest omnifail and earned a when zombies that have no brains become as smart as hawking/Einstein put together You definitely know that said person fucked up hard-core
Feel terrible for that poor driver. Could hear the mix of fear and dejection in her voice, added with the slight lack of action when told to get off the road shows that she was really going through something. The guy chose to throw his life away and she was the poor bystander that had to witness his end. Sounded like there were more people in the car too, so I hope they can come out of this without mental scarring too. Just a sad situation when you look at it. Thoughts and prayers to the bystanders and police affected by this situation.
I'd love to see "battery on a police officer" have a mandatory prison term instead of leaving it up to these liberal judges. You fight with the cop, you go to prison. I'd happily pay to build more prisons.
Yup, I wanted to get into law enforcement right at the beginning of the anti police movement. But now I won't do it because I know I'll most likely end up in prison myself for just doing the job. So it's definitely keeping people out of the field entirely as well.
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8:15 When the officer with his sidearm out notices the car rolling, I love that instinct of slamming it shut as the other officer had his arm in a spot where it could've easily been injured or even taken right off
Feel awful for the lady that hit him and for the officer that originally stopped him. He was obviously a nice, compassionate person and im sure this affected him too
him being overly nice now means that lady has to deal with the fact she has blood on her hands, has totalled her car, and will have to deal with this shit for a long time. being compassionate is one thing, this dumbassery doesn't call for it. the moment that dude was resisting tasers should have been deployed before he even got back into the car. a car is a deadly weapon, wouldn't have even blinked if the second officer shot him then and there when he rammed the sign.
I have seen this posted already and it saddens me that this guy made such a choice just for being drunk. I also feel for the person whom hit him. They have to live with that forever. How drunk do you have to be to run into traffic to escape a dui? I hope the person whom hit him recovers and has support.
This one was gnarly. I was a firefighter/EMT in my younger days and one call was a drunk who had been hit walking across a 2-lane rural highway, then run over by the following car. Messy scene to deal with and clean up, but what was worse was the next day, a Sunday, NASCAR car wash day. While cleaning the under carriage I realized there were remains of the guy on my car and tires. It was difficult to deal with the cleaning that day. People have made dumb decisions for many, many years.
I'm curious about this NASCAR car wash day. Washing your car? Washing a NASCAR? Washing your NASCAR? If it's the last one it is probably going to create more questions. ;-)
@user-vs4qc7yj9s My dad was a cop. He came home and told us about a boy our age, crushed from the waist down by a milk truck. He held him and talked to him as he died. No counseling back then he just worked through it.
Man, these are the most passive cops Letting the guy back in the car, reaching in his pockets. Hell, he even lit up a cig in the midst of getting ordered to get out of the car! Better training is absolutely needed
Well - unfortunately these days all police are scrutinized by Libs that will get them fired, end their careers, and probably sued. I can understand to some point how this can happen. I would not want to be a police officer today with these LIB idiots defunding, and making the police the problem, when in reality it's the politics of Dem's causing it.
Since the cops weren't able to control him, the poor driver and passengers of that vehicle will now be scarred for life after hitting and killing a pedestrian. This is not acceptable at all.
18 years ago, while in the academy, I was taught a phrase that I would go on to repeat to myself mentally when I was less experienced and still learning. “Wrap this shit up” (thank you Sgt Jones) If you’re in law enforcement you probably know exactly what that means. And even if you’re not you don’t need to be a LE expert to get the gist of it. As a general rule, at most scenes you respond to, you will know fairly quickly what the right course of action is. Once you know what you need to do…wrap that shit up, get it done, don’t hesitate. That sometimes means decisive, sometimes violent seeming or actually violent action. Cops now a days are taught to hesitate and re-evaluate. And that’s ok sometimes but in an arrest situation it needs to be over quickly and hesitation is dangerous. You should never give people time to make a bad situation worse. And even more detrimental is the way cops are Monday morning quarterbacked and given very little benefit of the doubt. Cops understandably are way more hesitant to take meaningful decisive action because if it goes wrong they will get dragged through the ringer. That cop would have been well within his scope of employment to step up the use of force and take that guy down to the ground and throw strikes. But if he took him to the ground and the perp got seriously injured while resisting then that cop would have to worry about a ton of ramifications. So this is what you see nowadays. A million verbal commands, half assed use of force with kid gloves, and situations escalating to a much more life threatening level. And by no means am I trying to come down on the cop. It’s backwards today…almost every cop I know is more worried about getting sued/in trouble then they are of getting killed/hurt in the line of duty. That’s a big part of why recruiting is down nationwide and there is no end in sight for that. Cops are retiring as soon as they can because at the end of the day the risk to reward ratio is so skewed these days. Stay safe out there everyone, cops or not.
I'm not sure using one clear example really implies that the entirety of society should have concerns over corrupt authorities with legal immunities just so those same authorities can be more comfortable beating civilians. Again, giving them MORE legal protection to BEAT CIVILIANS, seems like a bad idea.
My usual phrase to the other officers at the scene is, "That's it. We're done." At that point the talking's over and dude is getting taken into custody using whatever reasonable force is needed to accomplish it. Every other officer on scene knows what it means if I say that to them or they say it to me.
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This cop gave him more warnings in minutes than my dad gave me in my entire life.
So true!
"I'm going to count to three...one..." 😅
Your dad gave you warnings?
Tallest guy I've ever seen, 10 feet tall and an inch thick.
My dad probably shot me if I disrespect him this much😂
My condolences go to the poor driver who hit him. Now she has to relive that experience for the rest of her life.
someone else also ran over him. Each can absolutely lead to PTSD.
I'd just be pissed about my car.
@@OtisFlintif that's true, you're a sociopath
@@OtisFlintword
ehhh
It always baffles me that people actually think it’s a good idea to try to run or evade the police.
It’s fun til you get caught 💁🏼
Do it for the lols
You’re assuming they are thinking. Half of intelligence is the willingness to think, and with drugs in your system, you don’t really have a choice on whether you can think or not.
Liquid courage
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“No one wants to do CPR to spaghetti.”
😂😂
Speaking as a paramedic with 28 years’ experience, I can confirm. This is true.
Laughing emojis but be fr thats heavy shit to be seeing up close.
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You mean you don't like spaghetti?? 😮
Hmn~ Spaghetti.. guess that makes the chunky bits mini meatballs?
and the sauce counts too I guess, I mean, you can have tomato sauce with liqour in it..
Or a smashed mearball
For those those that are mad the officer didn't render aid, when Donut says "he looked like lasagna", imagine a bug on a windshield...but scaled up to the size of a person.
At that point no amount of aid the officer can give would help, it would be like putting a bandaid on a decapitation.
Yeah a 3500-4000lb vehicle going at highway speeds, physics definitely applies here, you can actually see how far away he landed. He probably got extra tenderized on impact with the ground.
Boxer Joe Fraser punches were 2500 pounds per square inch. A car at 60 MPH is 1,000,000 pounds per square inch.
A big bandaid?
@@briancolvin6554No. You’d need an even bigger bandaid, perhaps even a bandage.
@@HonkHill-ev4hk I saw a pedestrian get hit by a bus doing 60 once, horrific. For lack of better term he just...exploded, I never would have thought a former human being could occupy that much square area. I feel for the people who have to respond to that kind of horror on a regular basis.
Imagine driving home at night and suddenly hitting someone like that only to get out and find a bunch of cops with guns and flashlights already on scene. That poor lady was trying to figure out what was going on. "Am I in trouble?" "Am I a killer now?" "Am I under arrest?" "Is that spaghetti?"
@@Frigideirantiaderente I'm sure she didn't.... other than mentally. The police video would certainly clear her with the insurance company.
@@emmanuelgoldstein8534 Ahh, just tell her it was a deer.
No no no!!
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@@MrJest2 Plus it was dudes own fault while committing a felony. Therefore he would be charged with any deaths during the commission of his felony. Being he took a pavement nap, she's kind of SOL as far as assistance obtaining support. Might be able to go after his insurance company, assuming he had insurance?
'Is that spaghetti?' Im going to hell for laughing 😢😂
This guy made more bad decisions in a 15 minute period than some of us do in our entire lives
And so did the driver...
Well for him that was the entire rest of his life...
I already saw this comment on another channel. You copy popular comments to get likes and make yourself feel accomplished. Sad
That sounds pretty hypocritical to me, how many kids( I mean mistakes) do u have ?
@@justmarc2015bro I have been seeing that on EVERY video for the past couple months. It was always a thing but it has gotten way _WAY_ worse as of lately.
We need to come up with a derogatory term for it and spam it whenever we see it
My adult daughter lives in Florida and was coming at the end of delivering newspapers.
She was going about 40, not under any influence, not speeding. She was following the rules of the road.
As she was passing a concrete divider in the center of the road, some guy under the influence of something (police who responded later confirmed he was under the influence, but did not specify what) dove out right in front of my daughter.
She had no time to react. He hit the driver's side of her car, totaling it out.
My daughter has nightmares still. She was found 100% NOT at fault.
The mother of the guy who jumped in front of my daughter's car is doing her best to sue my daughter for a million dollars. My daughter is still fighting this lawsuit.
Fortunately, her home is in her father in law's name. It always has been, as he gave it to my daughter and his son.
My daughter is in therapy for PTSD. She has nightmares all the time from this horrible accident, but she holds no responsibility, as it wasn't her fault.
Some parents can't comprehend how their kids could do what they did. Some don't even after multiple occurrences. I feel bad for your daughter.
Prayers for your daughter. Florida should, expedite the lawsuit against her... as in, throw it out and the Mom should get counter-sued and charged any expenses your daughter has incurred.
Womp womp she's weak asf
@@patrickbuick5459 They aren't delusional they just want to get paid.
The lawyers are to blame for that lawsuit as much as the mother
One of the rare instances where I think the cop gave the guy too many chances.
Letting him go back to his car more than once was ridiculous. The cigarette was ridiculous. “Sit on that thing” was ridiculous.
I suppose the irony is that if the cop was more aggressive, the guy would still be alive. :)
100% agree. Him watching as the dude lights up his cigarette from the driver's seat of the car he wasn't supposed to be in actually had me angry.
That's exactly why police aren't supposed to de-escalate from a level of force once they've had to escalate that far. Verbal commands are the lowest level of force, with hands-on restraint being the next level of force. This officer got to the hands-on point but then released the suspect and went back down to verbal commands. When officers do that, bad things like this usually happen.
Look up the case of David Ware. He wound up shooting two officers during a traffic stop. Both were hit in the head, one died. There are videos of it on UA-cam. Those officers de-escalated from hands-on back down to verbal commands and it gave Ware the time he needed to retreat back into his car and retrieve the gun.
Keep this video in mind when you think the cop is being strict
@@ronnie_5150this is the future the libs want
I feel so bad for the person who hit him.What a nightmare for them to remember forever. Not their fault.
Exactly. This cop messed up so bad. Letting him dig in pockets the entire stop and not stopping him light a cigarette. He need to be under review for not following procedure. This may have never happened. Now the person has to live with taking a life
@@dillanhamilton yeah definitely wth was he thinking, I live near there and had no idea that happened
@@dillanhamiltonMaybe it has to do with that fact cops are so scared to actually do their job because every justified shooting or use of force is heavily scrutinized by people who don't know what the hell their talking about.
I think the...1st...person who hit guy, kept going, the 2nd and 3rd rolled over the mush of what was left of that pour idiot, and the lady on the side may or may NOT have been a hitter at all!!she probably got entrails on her car at some point and wanted to help thru the fits of vo.itting!! 😢
You forget it after a while. Other stresses take over and blur it out after a few months
I feel so damn bad for the person that hit him, that will scar anyone for life
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@@MoaiGaming1 They're definitely like 13 years old and play GTA on a PlayStation
Says the one named gamer girl… but I do agree w u
@@Griddy99 Most men these days call women girls, it makes it easier for my 60% male viewers to understand.
7:43 "Guy goes shortbus"
Thank you for giving me a new default term for taser spasms
I'd say this would be a good example as to how use of force could actually make everyone safer.
Yeah anytime human spaghetti reached into his pockets or in his car made me really nervous. 😅 mostly I feel bad for that random person driving
Yeah like what the hell, it felt like the cop was afraid of being too overbearing?
@@yagnenttv the cop was intimidated by the thug from the very beginning of this.
@@leftyo9589I think intimidated is the opposite lol he took it for granted that he’s impaired and unable to drive but I think he was under the impression that unable to drive means he wouldn’t try to do it anyways
@@leftyo9589 if he was intimidated he would've pulled out the lethal at some point
The most tragic part of this is it could have been prevented. The officer gave this guy every single chance he could to comply. You said it yourself, Donut. Ask, Tell, Make.
One could even argue that if the officer didn't gave so many chances and went all in tackling the guy to the ground at the first opportunity he had the guy would still be alive. Not to shit on the officer ofc, I blame the constant villification of police that makes them afraid to act more proactively. This is a direct lethal victim of anti police movement.
i think the most tragic part is that he didnt get to see the nuggets win the chip
@@rrphantom8194 I would throw villification at the officer. His inaction when required directly led to that drunk moron being back behind the wheel which is endangering the public - exactly what the officer is there to prevent.
If the officer had acted appropriately someone innocent wouldn't have had a car accident and a moron would still be alive.
If you know there is potential harm in no action you are just as bad as someone taking action which will cause harm. All that cop had to do was grow a pair when the guy was standing up to him and this would never have been a video.
@@siraff4461 And say that the guy who was clearly out of his mind and uncooperative had tried to go for the officers gun and the officer shot him. Now the officer is being investigated for murder, assumed guilty by the media and public opinion and his family is being sent death threats. You're often damned if you do, damned if you dont in that job.
@@siraff4461 Where have you been the last 7 years, especially the last 3?? Where have you had your head shoved up?
LEOs aren't allowed to do their jobs without lefty maggots and burn loot murder sniveling about it all the way to fuhrer joe and his lying POS spokesperson. And to top it off this happened in a lefty maggot state. If he'd of gotten the guy cuffed after using the taser, he'd of likely got written up by the lefty department heads for even using a taser.
I think the cop was being so patient because he was waiting for backup, he was alone trying to keep him in his view at all times.
Some departments don't allow a cop to make an arrest on an irrate or intoxicated individual without having more than one person.
it was because perp was white if it was a person of color he would've kneeled on his neck until he died
It doesn't take backup to stay between the drivers seat and the suspect. It just takes paying attention.
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@@ED-es2qvif they’re bigger than you, like he was, and they want to get in the car, you blocking the car could lead to them throwing you, and then you shooting them, which I don’t think was the goal here.
The aftermath does stick with you. When I was young and an EMT, my partner and I got called out to a rural scene. A motorcyclist going home did what his friends say he did daily - failed to stop before crossing the highway. Too bad an elderly couple were on the highway at that exact moment. T-boned him, he went up the hood, hit the windshield, over the roof and off to the shoulder of the road. On arrival, his body was chest down, but the head was face up. My hardened paramedic partner didn't even want to touch him, but for liability purposes, I checked for a pulse. His body was like a bag of jello. It just jiggled all over when I tried. We had to get the elderly folks to go to the nearby house because we thought they were going to have a heart attack. I'm glad it was the coroner that had to pick him up, because I wasn't sure how we would have.
I think that was worse than the guy missing the turn doing triple the speed limit and hitting the chain link fence.
I remember these vividly and that was the early 1980s.
the only viable response to this is "....Jesus"
Good lord, bud, sorry you had to witness that.
EMTs do not get nearly enough credit for the horrors they have to witness daily while sacrificing basically their whole private life to help others.
And there are still people who attack emergency services workers.
OMG , you just can't make that up of checking pulse for liability purposes. 1980s thing haunting you more than the Challenger disaster.
So.. did his head get removed?
The responding officer seeing the driver shift, slamming the driver's side door closed so his buddy didn't get clipped was some fast thinking!! Super impressive
Damn good catch I hadn’t noticed that at all
Surprised Donut didnt mention this
Exactly! Had dude hit reverse instead of drive he would have taken the first officer for a ride from hell! We may have seen a dead officer rather than dead civilian, or we could have had 2 deaths! Best outcome of the 3, but still a shitty outcome regardless cuz the poor person that hit him will never be the same! Hope they find someone to talk to!
I caught that too. Was some damn quick thinking and makes me wonder if that might have been part of their training in the academy
I'm still impressed he didn't mag-dump through the window while the guy was putting it back in drive...
Not only did he end his own life over something small, but he without a doubt changed the persons life that hit him. That’s something that will probably haunt them for the rest of their lives. I hope they are able to find piece eventually, but the thought of killing someone out of nowhere with literally no way to stop it is absolutely horrifying.
The fact you said 'piece' instead of 'peace' has me rolling after the man got thrown into an atomiser 😂
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@@anthonydale1169 lmao
@@anthonydale1169thank you for beating me to it. Obviously they could be finding piece, probably even pieces for an extended period of time
I hope they actually sued the police department after this video came out since the police should have shot him when he tried to take off and put everyone at risk
Absolutely the most patient officer I've ever seen. He clearly wasnt out to hurt anyone. Dude did it to himself.
Too patient, man died as a result
Exactly right, the cop is a fucking failure on all levels and someone died. @@danielbyrne5402
@@B3BXyou should have so many more likes
@@danielbyrne5402 No, the man died cuz he was not fit to even control his own walk, the dude took his decisitions and those we're stupid.
@@alan_7390 donut said himself "ask, tell, make" no one is saying the man isn't at fault but the officer was either too patient or cautious, whatever the reasoning
I bet his family tries to sue that cop for not being able to detain him.
Dying crossing an interstate only to have Donut turn the last sound you ever make into a meme is quite the achievement.
That’s what I was thinking this is incredibly insensitive I love it 😂
last achievement he ever unlocked
@@pattygreen8064 Post-mortem
Let it be a lesson to everyone...
Fuck around, get posthumously memed on.
I love making fun of people... well, only idiotic people that is.
I feel sorry for the officer too, and it really sucks, because he'll be telling himself "if only I had detained him sooner, if only I had done something". And it's really not his fault
Well it is kinda, he should have been way harsher with him
@@zwavel101honestly can’t blame cops for not wanting to be harsher considering they may lose their job and have people at there throats
@@lilbananamannah, in this instance he should’ve been placed in cuffs as soon as he sat down in the car after being told not to. I’ve been placed in cuffs for walking down the block I lived on with grocery bags. While I understand the coo wanting to be cordial and kind, it definitely was misplaced
@@aaronweir474 I ain’t saying he shouldn’t have detained him I’m just saying it makes sense they’re hesitant now
@@zwavel101 yeah and get his ass sued, cops are always wrong somehow
As someone who has hit a drunk person with a semi a few months back, I know the mental trauma that person is going through. The sound brought back the memory of that night. I hope they dont take it too hard on themself and get the help they need. I couldnt drive for 2 weeks without reacting to nothing, I still on occasion see shadows jump out in front of me.
Hope your doing alright fella
Hope you can talk to a pastor, priest, or therapist, whatever floats your boat.
Fucking hell with a semi
According to the law, what happens to you? Do you get into trouble for anything even though it is the person who jumped out at you fault ?
I hope you can get through that man thats rough.
“He’s running across I-70 right now.”
*crunch*
“HE JUST GOT HIT!”
Man I feel awful for the people for the people that hit him.
They won’t forget that their entire lives
I don't. They get to sue the cops for letting it get that far
Am I the only one who heard the driver yelling "oh my god"
@@RhumpleOriginal what?
@@Trainknifer the cops failed to subdue the victum which caused damage to a personal vehicle and emotional damage to the people in the car. If they ripped him out of the car after tazing him this would not have happened.
The trooper was scaring the hell out of me. There’s being patient and professional, and there’s endangering yourself. Sad situation that definitely wasn’t worth dying over. 🤦🏽♀️
Reminds me of the cop the jumped in the hood of a perps car, wouldn't shoot the guy, got tossed off the car at like 60 mph.
@@levansegnaro4637I remember that guy is it the dude that had the crazy name 😂 in the black suv remember seeing it yrs ago
@@levansegnaro4637hat cop was either too scared to shoot or absolutely brain dead.
@@TORQ111it's like the last video I think, very recent
Society complained cops were too aggressive and this is the result.
I swear watching people argue with cops make me feel like I'm back in middle school with that one kid who always argued with the teacher
Its the same people
100%
The one kid that always argued with the teacher was probably the one kid getting beaten or molested or deprived of food and other things that are needed to be a healthy young man I feel sorry for those kids because you think they're just jerks but really they're acting out because their life is just horrible
But yes there are some that are just assholes because their too spoiled
@@lyndavis113Those kids were usually really reserved and quietly angry. The obnoxious ones were usually the kids who had no discipline/attention at home. That was my experience in 12 years of school anyway.
he doesn't have the guts to do that again.
nope...because those were in the other lane
😂😂😂😂😂 sure doesn't
Screw you.
Brutal comment. But funny as hell.
Underrated asf
I love it how a Sheriff casually drives by without questioning the fact that there's a trooper on the side of the road with a car facing the wrong way.
would have ended totally different if he had just stopped for a minute to see if he could help. He could have.
In a lot of jurisdictions they serve completely different jobs. Where I live currently the sheriff's department rarely worries about you driving over the limit unless of course you're endangering others. They don't run tags or mess with expired inspections either. In ten years I was just told by one about the recent hands-free law and she went on without even an ID check. Troopers handle state highways, local cops do town limits and sheriff's department does evictions, serving whatever etc. Live Free or Die
nah iv seen that sometimes when it comes to taking someone elses traffic stop, may just be more of a nuisance than assistance doing that
@@ashleyking8851 well its clearly not an traffic stop and everybody driving by can see that haha
@@mememoments2779No because people passing by will just look by for a second or two 🙄
"No one wants to give CPR to spaghetti." Words of wisdom from Donut Operator.
So many carbs...
Not funny when bro died
@@obbalad pretty funny still
@@obbaladAbsolutely funny! Actually PRICELESS!
@@obbaladand who's fault was that? Please tell me the cops, not the dude who threw drugs, possibly drove while under the influence. Totally not darwinism. People do say ALL THE TIME do not operate motor vehicles under the influence
You can tell the 1st officer was a good guy that just realized he was dealing with an intoxicated driver. He probably thought it would end in a better way and not the way it did
He may be a good guy but he's a poor example of a cop (or is the best example of a cop). Cop shouldn't be on the force if he cannot handle a drunk driver. Tased the man and then shot him. Guess those 5 months training at the police academy paid off. Kill a civilian and get a lifetime membership to the thin blue line gang.
it is one of those situations where if he was much more forceful, he would've saved the guy's life. a few nights in the tank vs death
Dead people won't sue the department for police brutality
Too many opportunities. He should have been tazed long before he got back in the car that last time, when he was out of the car and would have fallen flat on his face in a place where he could be wrestled and managed. And what if that woman had been killed by impacting the guy, either directly or in a loss of control impact after the initial. Wouldn't the cop be guilty (in liberal states) of having failed to stop the criminal?
@@RainmakerXBooty Yeah no as soon as the tazer was deployed they should've forced him out of the car. Easy to say in hindsight I know, but it all just kinda sucks, a whole bunch of people experiencing possibly their worst direct event of their life.
"The guy goes short bus for a 10 second ride" that shit killed me 😂
A truck driver who works for a buddy of mine hit a guy making his "life-exit" with his semi on the freeway when the guy intentionally stepped in front of the semi going 70mph. Now the driver carries that trauma with him every day. It's been a struggle for him.
My stepmom drove a wrecker for a long time one of the trucks she had to tow essentially had hit a guy that had jumped off an overpass overtop and essentially the guy ended up misting the inside of the cab
@@PITTBULL0 wouldn't feel one thing about it personally
It's tragic. That is in no way his fault, but he has to carry it forever. I feel terrible for him and anyone who has to live with that. 21-year-old kid hit and killed a motorcyclist a few years older last week in my town. Awful.
@@danf7411wow, you’re so cool that you wouldn’t feel like shit that someone purposely used your vehicle as a way to end their life.
Dude, my coworker’s fiancé pulled over for someone on the side of the road and witnessed the guy shoot himself in the head. Her fiancé still has nightmares from that.
Unless you’re a psychopath, that type of thing lives with you
Same thing happened to my dad. He has never been the same. It was a homeless guy that had a record of doing it for a free meal and a soft bed in the hospital. Wasn't so lucky that time
That is the most patient cop I’ve ever seen.
Too patient... he could have pulled a gun on them way too many times
I'd like to know what the cop learned from not controlling the situation from the beginning.
@@oldrrocr yes me too! The guy’s death could’ve been prevented!
to patient he let the guy take off and now his dead. he was obviously to out of it to drive so they should have just pulled him out.
He's TOO patient & he's gonna end up dead of he doesn't stop his non-sense ! His taser is the perfect tool to stop all of this & keep everybody safe.
This cop was so patient that every time he said “stop” or “your only being detained” I got second hand embarrassment from this suspect just being a total jerk. You know what they say “play stupid games win stupid prizes.”
That’s my favourite quote. That and “Let’s remove dumb safety warnings let natural selection cleanse the gene pool.”
the cop was not "patient" he was dumb af, the guy could have picked a gun at least 100 times , this cop need to do his job better, and not beg for people to comply, this is how you die.
In fact if he had done his job correctly, the other dumb af guy in the video may still be alive...
It was so cringe to se the cop be a legit nice dude with a patience bar that reaches fkin saturn from here, just for the drunken dude to be such a bastard that he still gets tased.
Maybe would've ended differently if the cop had a partner. Not sure if the cop felt comfortable being forceful to a guy that size.
@@bobfalcon2756 who knows, this guy was stupid sketchy/chaotic all the time, there's no sayng wtf he was actually thinking. Drunk or not, who tf gets pulled over and goes "i need a cig", man had his priorities straight XD
That one person : "ThE PoLIcE KilL tHaT innOCenT MaN!"
That dude made more bad decisions in 3 minutes than most people make in an entire lifetime.
Tbf, those were the last bad decisions he did in his life.
Oh I'll top that don't you worry
Thats why hes ded
to be fair he did make all those decisions in the span of his whole life
That’s a good way to look at things. Life may be beating you down but if you have the capacity to look at this guy and recognize he’s a dumbass, just know you have the capacity to bounce back.
When I was 11, a few of us were being idiot kids and riding our bikes on the road. One of the older boys went below the overpass to do some tricks. We watched him get hit by a car doing 65. The officer was further away from that guy and yet the sound was just as clear as when we were right above Jake. The mess made is absolutely INSANE. There was nothing they could have done.
Geez. Sorry you had to experience that.
No kids deserve that for just being dumb and riding bikes. I hope you’re doing well. That’s a terrifying story
I'm so sorry
@@munchymonk9021 I'm doing good, it's been over 30 years since I saw the accident. Just that sound, once you've heard it, when you hear it again, it's not nice😓
Ouch man. That must've been awful
Law enforcement showed more restraint than most people would.
WTF are you talking about? The suspect ended up dead.
@@lakojake4215 He did that to himself tho. Running across the highway at 2AM is not the law's fault, in fact if you ask them that is very much not allowed.
@@freedustin That's because the cop didn't use any restraint. He let that guy do whatever he wanted and the guy ended up dead.
@@lakojake4215 I'm sure you and all your wisdom could make a better call.
@@lakojake4215 its not the cops job to baby sit R Tards. this shit was natural selection and you know it.
If the first cop hadn't been so patient this dude might have lived
I think so too. You can’t be nice to some drunks.
@jimreilly917 Yeah, he definitely had quite a few opportunities to take control of the situation
I think he was intimidated because the guy was quite a bit bigger! So he was waiting for back up.. imo
Yes, but who cares
Sounds to me like that's an excuse to blame the cops. He put himself in that situation no one else but him. The end.
They gave him every chance and opportunity to comply, what happened is the guy's fault entirely.
honestly gave him way too many opportunitys
@@jacobdaley3888the dudes who killed him did the world a favor, we tax payers won't need to pay for him now
@@SlavicUnionGaming yeah but the poeple who killed them for sure have ptsd
We’ll all his decisions in life all lead up to that moment now his soul has reincarnated to some one else…
I wouldn’t say so. It’s partly the cops fault for not getting him under control sooner. Sure, that guy ran, but if the cop woulda cuffed him before he had the chance to get back in his car then dude wouldn’t be dead and that woman wouldn’t have PTSD and a totaled car.
That officer has more patience than I will ever have.
Too much patience.
At some point they should just start blastin.
Patient? More like incompetent
@@liamrmorgans921no, they’re not incompetent. The average person wouldn’t be able to stop that guy.
@@BudgetLatifi the cop should have been way more verbally assertive and as soon as it was clear early on that the guy was ignoring him he should have tasered him and arrested him. Cops need to be able to assert themselves much better than this.
The world has gone soft if that’s the standard we would expect from a cop. Harden up
@@liamrmorgans921 Cops are only like that because people bitch and cry about everything that happens. When they do assert themselves they get hit with “Defund the Police” and “Cops are pigs” and then when they do what people ask and not be aggressive they get this shit. “Not aggressive enough” “should’ve just shot him” People caused what happened. And the cop couldn’t tackle the guy, he was much too small to be able to apprehend the guy and the taser seemingly didn’t do all that much though maybe it would’ve done more had he deployed it outside the car.
My condolences to the person who hit him.
Fr they’re probably traumatized after that… not even their fault I hope they understand that cause damn idk how id feel.
Yeah & I wonder, is a car ever drivable after that, I mean, can the owner enjoy driving it on the highway, or will they replay what they saw in their headlights every time?
very much so..my god i cant even imagine how they would be feeling
Yeah, their car was totaled ...
@@NunchucksHabit they probably wont enjoy it because of the anxiety of hitting someone. but I hope they can realize, this man was running across a highway where no people are expected to walk anywhere near there, and it was a freak accident, and as morbid as it is, a drunk driver hit them, just it was as he was exiting his car on the highway.
As a former Paramedic, I've seen some stuff.
We have a college in our town, and they have an in training Paramedic ambulance for the campus. We were called to a young man at a party who taken a 357 magnum to his temple and pulled the trigger. When we arrived, the student EMTs were doing CPR. Back then, even as a Paramedic, we couldn't stop CPR without a doctors permission. I told them to stop so I could check his vitals, which there were none. I put my fingers on his forehead to check his pupil response to light, and the weight of my fingers collapsed his skull, so I called it.
He was absolutely dead. They screamed at me and said I couldn't stop CPR.
I expained to them the he's was in fact dead at the moment he pulled the trigger. Every time they did a compression, blood and brain matter would come out of the side of his head. So I called the ER Doc and explained to him the situation. He said, "I think he's dead, don't you." Me, Yes!!
They were so mad at me. I tried to explain to them that there are going to be times you are not going to be able to save everyone.
About two weeks later, I was delivering a patient to a larger hospital that all of our bad trauma goes to. That's where trainees go to get experience and training outside of the classroom. I was getting a cup of coffee in the Doctors lounge, and one of the ER docs said, " So you are the infamous Bob #$&##."
To which i said
"Infamous am I"
Yeah, he said, " I heard you stop CPR on a gunshot victim."
I said, " Absolutely, i did "
I then explained what all had happened and I asked him.
What would you have done if I had gotten anything back on this young man with no brain left, and brought him over to you??.
He said. I would have pushed him a back room and let him die." To which I said, ,"Exactly, we save the living and let the dying die."
Sorry this is so long, but I know exactly what you are saying about knowing when to help and when not to.
I’m thinking about being a surgeon and I don’t mind blood or anything but I have always wondered if seeing things like that would scar people or atleast mess with you, would you be able to talk about that aspect?
@bradencermak5217 the things you would see are in a control environment.
The things I've seen were not. There is a big difference between clinical situations and things we see in the field. But it all affects people differently. You just have to be able to put it back in your mind until the job is done, then you deal with it later.
@@Censoredagain7881 do you think you would’ve tried to go into a different field or did you love being a paramedic?
@bradencermak5217 I loved every minute of it. I was hard and stressful. But I loved helping people.
The only thing that bothered me the most was babies and little kids dying. You just have to know you did your absolute best and did all you could do to save them. But that was true for everyone else, too. But kids hit home the worst.
If you are going into the medical field to help people, you'll enjoy it. The hours are long, and the work is stressful, but in the end, it's all worth it. There's something about helping people and saving lives.
Most of the time, as a paramedic, we didn't get a lot of thanks. But just knowing you've helped someone was always enough for me. Every once in a while, someone would come up to you and say thanks, which made it all worth it.
@@Censoredagain7881 thank you so much for the insight and spending your time writing your responses, have a good day
I feel so bad for the driver of the vehicle, that is likely to stay with them. I can’t imagine the grief and guilt they will feel even if it wasn’t their fault. My heart goes out to them, and what they’ll have to go through because some dumbass decided to run across the freeway from the police.
Very well said, my friend.
They will remember the sound for the rest of their life. Its always the sound that sticks with you and wakes you up at night.
One of the reasons why I'm a respectful cyclist. ❤
@@velonico and even then you’re not safe smh
They just have to watch this video and maybe they will feel good about it instead.
I just feel sorry for the guys that ran into this genius because now they're probably experiencing a serious PTSD.
Best remedy for that is to show them this video.
I wonder if they would be held liable for killing someone that ended up walking into the middle of the highway at night with no his vis on.
@@Midala87 no, there isn't any way reasonable that they would have known. Any reasonable person would know not to walk into the middle of a highway, in the middle of the night, without hi-vis. Dude was incurably stupid and made an impact (pun intended) on someone's life in a very negative way.
The cops screwed up bad there
@@Midala87Nope. It would be the person who was drunks fault since he was actively evading arrest
That cop is being insanely nice and reasonable to that guy with zero reciprocation.
Some cops need a wakeup call I guess
The cop killed him with kindness.
@@realitybear5574 no, really. if he'd have decentralized him or just been a little more aggressive this might not have happened. cant really fault him for this guys death tho
Plus traumatized someone who has nothing to do with it.
@@realitybear5574
Yeah, basically. I know the officer was just trying to do the right thing, and I don’t think he should face any serious repercussions for what happened, but if he could’ve been a bit more aggressive with the guy and detained him, the dude might’ve lived. That being said… The world is probably better off without that moron in it.
There should be a 3 warning rule. After the third order/warning, the baton comes out and skull fractures are applied.
Skull fractures you say👀 then your ego sees your arse in jail for excessive use of force 🫡 thank me for your service
Mfs must not have been raised with consequences. The literal consequence of not follow the cops instructions was the bodybag.
I rather get hit with a baton than a car, tbh I rather just follow instructions and not put me self in situations like this.
Excessive force when the mf been digging in his pockets for like 3 minutes? it only takes less than a fucking second for someone to suddenly pull up the barrel on you while ur busy pussy footing around the clear potential danger just so some squares don't get upset.
Excessive force is bad, but in this situation the guy was doing all the things cops want you NOT to do so they DONT see you as a potential threat, not following instructions WHILE doing those things is like announcing "No I will not comply, do something about it" and then getting surprised when a cop body tackles you to the ground.
I feel bad for the people that hit the guy, they're going to be traumatized with the thought that they killed a guy. Amazes me how stupid people can get when drinking or on drugs.
It messes with you for the rest of your life. I'm a locomotive engineer and have sent two tresspassers across the rainbow bridge. And I was told it would happen when I started the job.
It bothered me for a few hours but then when I was contacted by a detective they told me what happened and I gave them my dash cam. I don’t feel bad other than the fact I had to purchase a new car
Ugh imagine washing your car after and any bio matter stuck in the hood or on the wheels 🤢🤮
@@foxmulderfbiufo1770 i think the car will be totaled, usually happens when too much blood gets on a car, insurance requires it i think.
Hopefully they see the video and realize they weren't at fault.
The trooper is going to get himself killed with that much 'patience'.
exactly.
Patience or fear?
@@fknbastagesPatience, the Cop has a gun and kept warning him, he clearly didn't want to take a life that night.
Yeah, tbh I’ve always been critical of cops using force. But it’s videos like these that open up my eyes…
Right? This could have gone so much worse.
05:18 The fact even at this point he wasn't under arrest for resisting shows how lenient the officer was willing to be had he been of sound mind and followed the simple instructions hed been given.
Thats not lenient, its dangerous and got some one killed.
@@dewindae3059Cops just can't ever win with some of you armchair experts.
@@Johnbobon no kidding. if he immediately tried to arrest its an abuse of power, if he's lenient then its "dangerous."
@@PatrickRatmanthank you
Could the officers behavior been due to the fact that he was alone? Maybe he was just trying to keep things calm until backup arrived, but I'm not a cop so idk.
this feels like those interactive movies/games when you miss every quick time events
Haha yeah, he didn't press x in time
It is a miracle this guy lived to be as old as he was.
He just really wanted a cigarette. Smoking kills. Stupidity kills quicker.
did he died?
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 The spaghetti Donut mentioned wasn't for nothing. Spaghetti is a reference to what a combination of exposed guts and blood looks like...
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 lol wow
@@SI0AX Like the deer a semi hit at 70mph just before I was meeting him... painted my car with deer parts...
This shows that sometimes it's in the best interest for all involved to detain the suspect quickly - including the suspect.
He was way to friendly...
John and Mike over at ASP like to remind us that sometimes a little extra force up front can save you a whole lot of force down the road. In this case the force of a medium sized car travelling at highway speeds.
ikr? now, just think of all the paperwork which could've been avoided if they''d taken control earlier.
It sucks for everyone involved, that cop was more than patient with the guy.
I just feel for the innocent driver that ended up hitting the guy and the poor cops who had to witness this.
IKR the impeded travel plans that night, the associated paperwork, body shop, loaner car thingy ... and poor Volvo, messed up
"You're ganna get tazed" "Dude, Stowp"
When I heard about the 8 foot drop, I had flashbacks to the guy I was chasing who didn’t know the neighborhood, jumped over the top of a wall on a hill to try and escape, and was suddenly aware of the fact it was a 16 foot drop to a solid concrete parking lot.
If you haven’t heard the sound of two femurs breaking at once, it’s definitely a noise you don’t forget.
🤣 I know I should laugh but I did. Stupid should hurt.
I will gladly lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sounds like a large bunch of celery being broken
As long as there not mine...
This is a great example of why a lot of cops don't give more than 1-2 warnings before escalating. So many people can't be trusted to not accidentally die at any given moment. Thank goodness the driver was okay.
But yet I still think not escalating is the right move. You can't stop everyone from Darwining themselves.But you can't just mag dump everyone who frustrates you.
America is the land of the free, it's a good thing that cops are expected to de-escalate and show excessive restraint against using force. Otherwise we wouldn't be any different from a communist police state like china or soviet russia.
I honestly think the only reason he kept giving him chances was because he was waiting for backup.
@@nuncapasaran9374that’s not normal, usually escalating is like talking to detaining to threatening non-lethal such as taser to using non lethal and then maybe lethal if the present a major threat
I would have reprimanded and suspended the first officer.That whole fiasco could have been avoided.
can''t stress the importance of taking someones keys the moment suspicious activity is witnessed in these last few videos.
Some people have two sets though, or have one of those cars that turn on if you just have your fob SOMEWHERE in your car, not even in the ignition. So... that's easier said than done, I think. My stepmom's car has a button for the ignition, so she could pretty much hide her fob ANYWHERE in her car and turn it on.
I dunno, are localized EMP blasts a thing? And are they feasible for cops to use?
@@theworldoflivvy3150 Nah, it'd fry the officer's radio
@@AdamOwenBrowning Yeah, that’s what I was afraid of.
So, I suppose it’s probably best for cops to assume that people can start up their vehicle with mind powers instead of assuming that just because they gave them their “keys” means they can’t do anything.
Hmm, does the new key fob design mean the driver could start the car when the cop has the keys standing within 3 or 4 feet of it?
Sadly the cop couldn’t physically control the guy enough to take his keys and dude damn sure wasn’t giving them up.
Feel so guilty for laughing at that
8:16 him closing that door was amazing, phenomenal awareness. Good on you sir
Hugely underrated maneuver. Totally coulda saved the other cop's life had he reversed.
Yeah I noticed that too. You can tell he’s had experience with people trying to flee in their car before
The worst part about it is that he could have easily waited for those two vehicles to go by before crossing.
Let's just say, after an entire string of bad decisions, it was very unlikely that he was about to start making good ones.
fr those were the only cars for atleast half a mile lmao
He was messed up on a lot of drugs and crap, you really think he's actually using his brain?
@John Danielhere’s the thing, that’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it. But the next guy who thinks to himself, “that guy just made more bad decisions in 10 minutes than most people do in their entire lives and straight up deserved to die before he hurt somebody” is also just as valid. We are a species that rapes, murders, steals, lies, cheats, wars, and genocides homie, all that kumbaya shit really don’t mean much
@@jki808yes, we humans are pretty evil😢
Saying "lets play frogger" before showing someone being flattened by a car is absolutely devious
You ought hear about the "Crunchies" Tank commanders and soldiers talk about in bars.
@@Teenagegoogoomuk 😶
@@Teenagegoogoomuk "clear the road"
You mean disgusting. its dsigusting. donut is disgusting as a person.
It is your opinion 😂
“He’s planning his master escape… to Heaven” 😂😂😂😂
Perfect example how “use of force” could actually save someone’s life. If this officer made an effort to “make” the guy comply. He’d be alive till this day.
No offense of the officers doing. I give him props for having that much patience!
He basically read the dude and realized he was only raelly a threat if he was behind the wheel and driving. ...
@@taddad2641 That is such a stupid take... Imagine if there was no 8 foot drop and this a-hole went the wrong way AGAIN and killed someone else in a head on crash? Cop should have iced him.
Offense taken. With the "police bad" attitude of Modern Society, they have the handcuffed into not taking needed action for fear of getting sued or charged by the "Kangaroo Kourts".
The police and the woman will probably be sued by the "victim''s" family in one of those "Kangaroo Kourts".
You make a good point. I've argued that's the reason the 4 cops who arrested Floyd were guilty of criminal negligence. During the trial it came out they were allowed to use dramatically more force than what they used to subdue him, but they didn't. And as a result he passed away for lack of narcan. Same deal with the guy in the Wendy's parking lot in Atlanta. They've gotten so timid about using force they're not using it in situations that they should, and citizens are dying as a result. Which a long winded way to say: "Never take policy recommendations from hippies"
@@ryanbailey6401 but the people they are killing don't matter, so overall it's a benefit.
The cop had a very high amount of patience which is impressive for a very stressful job props to him it is unfortunate that that the woman had to experience that hope she is doing well
I live in that county, which happens to be in a blue state, that happens to not allow cops to do their jobs
@@rolisreefranchyet it’s always red states that have the highest crimes and most murders.
Hope she was able to see this footage tbh might help her realize this dude was just fuckin retarded and she has 0 blame
@@rolisreefranchu know this happens in every single state right?
@@simplekid4328 If he wasnt that chill with the guy, that guy wouldnt be Tomato sauce rn.
It's always weird seeing these people talking and moving around, but knowing they'll be unalive in a couple minutes.
It's also weird to see them moving around with a belt on their shorts but the short can't stay hang up on the weist anyway !
I used to get that feeling, and sometimes I still do, in the case of one of his uploads to the raw footage channel. But it is rare. I think it came from thinking all life is precious, and then changing my view to "those who seek to hurt others who just want to live their lives and go home at the end of the day get what's coming to them."
he was really not alive while he was talking to the LEO. many brain dead people do a lot of talking.
its so scary..
@@Theendman42 for me its just the surrealism of seeing a person who is dead essentially being an empty puppet moving around
As a former addict/alcoholic (but mostly addict).. these kinds of things break my heart. I came closer to death more times than almost anyone would in their lifetime.. I’m so grateful to be alive, and to have the blessing of being my beautiful son’s mother.. also to be coming up on 5 years clean!
My family was on doc Phil to get me and my sister help for addiction 11 years ago.. so yeah, just an indication of how bad it really was for me..
It breaks my heart when people don’t get to make it out of that desperate lifestyle.. 🥺💔
I knew during my addiction that I didn’t want my life to end that way.. and have the pain I caused be my biggest impact in this life.. I’m so f*cking thankful that it didn’t end that way.
God is good 🙏🏻🦋🤍✨
I was addicted to M and H. Getting arrested and going to jail forced me to get clean. Once I made it through jail withdrawals (which are hell and I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy because they don't give you anything to help the symptoms) I decided I was never going through withdrawals again. Now when I think about getting high I instantly associate it with withdrawals and get sick to my stomach. I've been happily sober 7 years and grateful every day I was arrested and forced into treatment. Grats on your sobriety ❤❤
I can already see the comments now, “well if the police had done their job and forcefully stopped him he’d be ok right now”. I feel for police officers, their job is literally the phrase ‘you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t
Well imagine.
If the Cop,
Locked the Door.
Took the Keys.
Taser'd Quicker,Longer,Faster.
Shot the Suspect.
One of the Above.
All of the Above.
Some soccer mom wouldn't be looking at a Jackson Pollock on the interstate.
Yeah it's a bad situation. If he had of been more forceful these people would be saying he used to much force. I feel bad for the police in this country.
No bro he’s barred out on Xanax that’s what we call a Florida man here. I been on the news twice and the front page of the Sun sentinel all because Xanax takes away all fear so life becomes very dangerous. I know like 10 people that 1 night on bars became 5-15 years in prison. Probably safer smoking crack
@@brandonsexton9017 Those People need to grow up.
Fuck Around/Find Out.
There is no amount of money in the world you could offer me to check your house at 4 in the morning for that suspicious noise.
Or Trust a inebriated asshole not to shoot me when I cant see what hes doing.
Police got it Tough.
I get it, you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't... but if the officer had tasered him after the 10th instance of non-compliance/disorderly conduct, it would have turned out differently... especially with fellow officers in the vicinity and driving by...
Can we appreciate the reaction time and thinking of the cop at 8:13? The guy slammed the door shut in case the guy reverses and the door hits the other officer. Quick thinking right there.
Nice catch. Yeah, that was some real split-second action.
Ikr!? Saw that, too!
Yeah I picked up on that too. I agree, quick thinking there
If anything, the cop being so passive and acting more like a social worker instead of a hard ass might of prevented the chase. But no one can tell the future and the cop was probably the most gentle person I've seen on this channel.
He won’t make it to retirement being gentle like that. Pure luck that the suspect didn’t pull a gun out of his pocket or car. If you’re scared to do cop shit, don’t be a cop.
Disclaimer: I am not a cop.
@@TheGamerOMTobviously
@@TheGamerOMTr OR, he will make it to retirement, trying to use words against dudes literally twice his size instead of escalating to a fight he will lose without backup. going rambo on every drunk person you find is the way you make it no more than a year or two
“Guy goes short bus for 10 seconds” has me dying
I am really baffled with how this cop is actually being very patient with this guy especially when he's reaching in his pockets
Policing has changed. If you do what you're supposed to do to control the situation you will get fired and/or thrown in prison. If you get shot at least they'll take care of your family for you and call you a hero instead of smearing your good name and harassing your family for years.
@winstonsyme7672 he still could have tazed him much sooner.
@@Denozo88 He'd have been accused of brutality. 100% no matter how justified. He wants to avoid it if at all possible whatsoever. Justification isn't even an issue in his mind. Of course he's justified. He just doesn't want to face unjust persecution for doing something justified if by some chance he can get lucky and avoid it.
@@winstonsyme7672 cops for SURE don't get "thrown in prison" for "controlling the situation". If this cop would've yanked him to the ground, i doubt anything wouldve happened to the cop.
@@winstonsyme7672😊
The person I feel worse for in this situation is the sorry random person that happened to run over the guy. An absolute horror I couldn't imagine living with.
You definitely live up to the diva name.
I could. It was just a random speed bump
I can't decide if I'd rather hit an innocent deer or a drunken driver.
I think at first I'd be a bit distraught. After I found out he was DUI and running from the cops, my attitude would change to f?@k him. Then I would sleep a ok knowing he cant hurt anyone with his retardation.
@@austincox1239 You’re sick.
Buddy got the most patient cop ever and still managed to get himself killed
Uh, forget the medic. Send a coroner with a shop vac.
I think this a great example of how too much patience can end up developping the situation in a way that wasn't expected. That being said I don't think the trooper is to blame at all, just an unfortunate turn of events.
I have to imagine that the officer was probably thinking of how he would be crucified in the media if he escalated, even though it would have been totally justified. Most blame for this situation, of course, goes to the dumb ass who tried to run. But this guy's blood is also on the hands of all the anti-cop, first amendment auditor ass hats who make police nervous to do their jobs.
This was in CO and it’s turning into CA. They probably aren’t allowed to get physical with perps unless it’s like a gun or something
@@normalstreet1 That's a good point
It seems like this scenario of an unarmed suspect jumping into a car with the cops holding the door open and taking off happens pretty often. Wonder if there's any training they could do to be able to quickly and safely disable a vehicle from that position, i.e stick something under the gas pedal, break the shifter so it can't go out of park, or swipe the keys.
@@normalstreet1 I mean he did have a taser, which he used to knock the guy out for a few seconds. He should've tased again and pulled him out with the other officer IMO.
This cop was being as polite as hell! Another would've have the suspect on the ground and cuffed.
That's the weird dynamic about it too tho. If he was put in cuffs he'd still be alive
@@pscyokilla that is the ultimate lesson here I think. More assertive control would have saved at least one life, and they got off lucky that he didn't run over an officer or kill a whole family in their minivan or a school soccer team or something similarly tragic. And that's not even counting the fact that the man was given dozens of opportunities to obtain a weapon to use on the officer(s).
Cop gave him way too many warnings he should have just tased him when he started the car
I bet he'd still be alive.
Hope they used this in future training sessions.
TODAY’S LESSON: IF YOU’RE THE ONE IN THE UNIFORM, WHAT YOU SAY GOES.
Prayers going out to whoever unintentionally hit him. May their mental health remain intact
What about the guy? It isn't all black and white
She is fine, it's an inside joke between her and her friends.
@@Neer-yy5nm he put himself in the middle of the highway.......
@@Neer-yy5nmmaybe don’t play in traffic and you won’t get hit.
Yeah because God wanted them to hit him with their car😂😂
“You’re gonna get tazed”
“No I won’t” fantastic
A friend of mine was the driver (innocent bystander) in a similar situation. Robbery suspect ran out into a highway trying to escape and ended up meeting my friend's Subaru, and that was it for both him and the Subaru. Thankfully it didn't affect my friend too badly, he made a couple jokes about it and moved on. Hopefully this person can do the same.
damn thats pretty tough honestly, i dont know if i'd have the strength to shrug off turning someone into my moms lasagna on the interstate, but props to him.
Evidently he was in a hurry to collect his well deserved Darwin Award.
😅😂🤣 Dude; that’s dark…
Police wouldn’t give it to him so he took the liberty himself.
Sucks for the person that hit his dumb@ss!
Darwin award??? Wrong the moron did the biggest omnifail and earned a when zombies that have no brains become as smart as hawking/Einstein put together
You definitely know that said person fucked up hard-core
Feel terrible for that poor driver. Could hear the mix of fear and dejection in her voice, added with the slight lack of action when told to get off the road shows that she was really going through something. The guy chose to throw his life away and she was the poor bystander that had to witness his end. Sounded like there were more people in the car too, so I hope they can come out of this without mental scarring too. Just a sad situation when you look at it. Thoughts and prayers to the bystanders and police affected by this situation.
Driving or running away from the police doesn't mean, you want to end your life
The people who you saw in the video were not the car who hit him - that car stopped a few hundred feet down the freeway
@@obbaladyea but at that point you should
This police officer really is patient as fuck.
I wonder why??😂😊
Jesus christ this police officer is the most patient person I've ever seen
Not a good thing in those case at all
This is a perfect example of a cop not taking control of a situation out of fear of liability.
I agree
I'd love to see "battery on a police officer" have a mandatory prison term instead of leaving it up to these liberal judges. You fight with the cop, you go to prison. I'd happily pay to build more prisons.
Exactly. This could have turned out differently if the trooper didn't have his hands tied behind his back.
I was thinking the same thing. Some Police are so afraid of liability they underreact.
Yup, I wanted to get into law enforcement right at the beginning of the anti police movement. But now I won't do it because I know I'll most likely end up in prison myself for just doing the job. So it's definitely keeping people out of the field entirely as well.
Sometimes you're the windshield, Sometimes you're the bug. Sensitivity training at its finest
The biggest mistake the trooper made was waiting so long to try and detain the guy
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Im so very sorry max.
I’m so sorry. I wish you the best of luck on getting through this.
So sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss.
" No one wants to give CPR to spaghetti " had me laughing so hard
Omg.... I haven't made it to that part yet but now I can't wait. Lol
IKR shit had me wheezing...I had to take a breathing treatment after watching the entire video
Then shows a babe eating spaghetti
8:15 When the officer with his sidearm out notices the car rolling, I love that instinct of slamming it shut as the other officer had his arm in a spot where it could've easily been injured or even taken right off
Yeah I noticed that too he was about to floor it and the other officer slammed the door so it didn't collect his buddy real quick thinking
Yeah that was smart, I thought the door was about to take out the other cop for a sec
Bro you can hear how squarely that impact was made.
Feel awful for the lady that hit him and for the officer that originally stopped him. He was obviously a nice, compassionate person and im sure this affected him too
Exactly
In the extended bodycam of the second trooper you see how torn up the initial officer is about what happened
She should be happy she splattered a looser.
him being overly nice now means that lady has to deal with the fact she has blood on her hands, has totalled her car, and will have to deal with this shit for a long time. being compassionate is one thing, this dumbassery doesn't call for it. the moment that dude was resisting tasers should have been deployed before he even got back into the car. a car is a deadly weapon, wouldn't have even blinked if the second officer shot him then and there when he rammed the sign.
I promise you this he’s gonna be more aggressive after this
This dude's Zen was ON POINT.
He really became one with the road.
“I’m one with the road and the road is with me”
Dude I laughed so hard my man stared at me like I was insane 😅😂😂😂 best comment on here
Mr Miyagi said it best. "Squsck just like grape."
Or did he become many pieces on the road?
💀💀💀
I have seen this posted already and it saddens me that this guy made such a choice just for being drunk. I also feel for the person whom hit him. They have to live with that forever. How drunk do you have to be to run into traffic to escape a dui? I hope the person whom hit him recovers and has support.
Don’t have to be drunk, some people are just that’s fucking ret*arded.
Heres the thing. He wasnt really THAT drunk. This wasnt a decision he made because he was drunk. This was a decision he made plain and simple.
@@xenn4985 very true
@@xenn4985 bingo
No sympathy here he he wrote his own ticket to death newton law of motion literally lol
My Dads Advice died in 2015 At 76 was do what they say don't fight. Fight it in Court!!
This one was gnarly. I was a firefighter/EMT in my younger days and one call was a drunk who had been hit walking across a 2-lane rural highway, then run over by the following car. Messy scene to deal with and clean up, but what was worse was the next day, a Sunday, NASCAR car wash day. While cleaning the under carriage I realized there were remains of the guy on my car and tires. It was difficult to deal with the cleaning that day. People have made dumb decisions for many, many years.
That's absolutely gruesome. I hope you've come to terms with that but I guess your job had you in those type of situations often
That's nothing think about what our soilders have to do everyday
@@999JWforeveras active duty military, paramedics and police officers see far more than your average infantrymen in the military
I'm curious about this NASCAR car wash day. Washing your car? Washing a NASCAR? Washing your NASCAR? If it's the last one it is probably going to create more questions. ;-)
@user-vs4qc7yj9s My dad was a cop. He came home and told us about a boy our age, crushed from the waist down by a milk truck. He held him and talked to him as he died. No counseling back then he just worked through it.
Man, these are the most passive cops
Letting the guy back in the car, reaching in his pockets. Hell, he even lit up a cig in the midst of getting ordered to get out of the car!
Better training is absolutely needed
Thank the “defund the police” crowd, now we got cops that are afraid to do their job for fear of backlash
Very weird all around
Well, it is woke CO after all. Surprised the copper didn't ask for pronouns.
Well - unfortunately these days all police are scrutinized by Libs that will get them fired, end their careers, and probably sued.
I can understand to some point how this can happen. I would not want to be a police officer today with these LIB idiots defunding, and making the police the problem, when in reality it's the politics of Dem's causing it.
Since the cops weren't able to control him, the poor driver and passengers of that vehicle will now be scarred for life after hitting and killing a pedestrian. This is not acceptable at all.
18 years ago, while in the academy, I was taught a phrase that I would go on to repeat to myself mentally when I was less experienced and still learning. “Wrap this shit up” (thank you Sgt Jones)
If you’re in law enforcement you probably know exactly what that means. And even if you’re not you don’t need to be a LE expert to get the gist of it.
As a general rule, at most scenes you respond to, you will know fairly quickly what the right course of action is. Once you know what you need to do…wrap that shit up, get it done, don’t hesitate. That sometimes means decisive, sometimes violent seeming or actually violent action.
Cops now a days are taught to hesitate and re-evaluate. And that’s ok sometimes but in an arrest situation it needs to be over quickly and hesitation is dangerous. You should never give people time to make a bad situation worse.
And even more detrimental is the way cops are Monday morning quarterbacked and given very little benefit of the doubt. Cops understandably are way more hesitant to take meaningful decisive action because if it goes wrong they will get dragged through the ringer.
That cop would have been well within his scope of employment to step up the use of force and take that guy down to the ground and throw strikes. But if he took him to the ground and the perp got seriously injured while resisting then that cop would have to worry about a ton of ramifications. So this is what you see nowadays. A million verbal commands, half assed use of force with kid gloves, and situations escalating to a much more life threatening level.
And by no means am I trying to come down on the cop. It’s backwards today…almost every cop I know is more worried about getting sued/in trouble then they are of getting killed/hurt in the line of duty.
That’s a big part of why recruiting is down nationwide and there is no end in sight for that.
Cops are retiring as soon as they can because at the end of the day the risk to reward ratio is so skewed these days.
Stay safe out there everyone, cops or not.
I'm not sure using one clear example really implies that the entirety of society should have concerns over corrupt authorities with legal immunities just so those same authorities can be more comfortable beating civilians. Again, giving them MORE legal protection to BEAT CIVILIANS, seems like a bad idea.
Too long didn’t read tbh
My usual phrase to the other officers at the scene is, "That's it. We're done." At that point the talking's over and dude is getting taken into custody using whatever reasonable force is needed to accomplish it. Every other officer on scene knows what it means if I say that to them or they say it to me.
Aww boo hoo, I feel sooo sorry for you :(
@@GrugTheJust I'm sure the spaghetti pile in the video would have rather been beaten lol