@@rayimd every dispatcher should be trained like that, idk abt US training. But in my country it is standard and it shocks me that it isn't in other countries
The fact he was still working at 75 is impressive. I feel so bad for the family. My grandfather just retired from his primary care physician role this year at 72 and it would have just killed me to find out something like this happened to him right at the end of his career.
yeah. my grandma is one of the leading police psychologists in Los angeles and she is 77 and still working. she has been doing it for 50 years, same job same building.
my previous GP was retired at 67 from the communal health clinic, but had a private office in his house right across the street from the clinic, and kept seeing select patients until he was forced to retire for good at 75, since he was no longer able to prescribe medications at that age. best doctor I ever had. he was the head of the clinic for decades, and was the kindest, most helpful and understanding doctor I ever met. I could call him and ask him if he could pick up some groceries for me as it was a 20 min bus ride each way to town (we live in a podunk village of about 3k ppl) and he would come to my door with the groceries.
That dispatcher needs to make a training course so that she can be able to train thousands of other dispatchers. She handled that OUTSTANDINGLY. I hope she got the recognition she deserves. Also, the guts it took for that nurse to stand up to him, damn. If no one else is, I am so proud of her. She protected everyone else in that office with her life. What a genuinely brave and good hearted person. Rip to those innocent men. 🖤 No one deserves to die like this.
@@WishySissy if that’s true, that makes total sense. That also says even more of how valuable her skills are and how she needs to be helping to train others. 🖤
@@willywonkalucretia Oh, well, seems like you've personally met him. lol You're in the wrong comment string. Actually, aren't you watching a sinful video? hmmm
How is it supposed to be? No murder or sin? Please, what shallow and naive perspective on reality. Here’s how reality is: you could get murdered or run into violence at any point of your life, just like it is in nature. Be aware at all times. You only live once.
@@cccycling5835 Yes, that is how the world is. But there's nothing shallow nor naïve about wishing for a world that is not like that. Be aware of the world you live in, but work for the world you want.
For people who haven't been in many conflicts if someone runs back to their house or car when they are obviously very angry...they aren't running away. They're going to grab something that's gonna hurt you. “They’re not going into their house or car to get a bouquet of flowers
@@pilotincommand85 the freedom to be a mass shooter? To each their own I guess, but weird thought nonetheless. But hey don't shoot me mate, freedom of speech ya know?
So many of these bodycam channels do such gimmicky things for their thumbnails, I’m glad you pointed it out because they literally don’t even need to do that, the title is what draws people in. I’ve also noticed that a lot of these channels also use AI to change the faces of suspects to make them look like they’re angry or screaming or something lol
@genesis8284 exactly when a channel start doing gimmicky stuff like ai generated crime thumbnails LMFAO that's when I unsub. This ain't as egregious but still... just why?
The world is as it always has been. "What it's supposed to be" is just a long-held fantasy... which, for most of us, is closer to reality than all of previous human history.
@@SVWarik48I suggest you work where you are paid better for your time. Work isn't supposed to be fun, that is what hobbies are for. Usually if work is "fun" you will end up abused by your employer.
The majority of people (in the U.S. working at 75 in an occupation that pays 100k or over a year) don't dislike they're job. They love it. Now before you start with backhanded comments I know from my dad what it's like to not retire when you want to. Understand the full picture.
As a 911 dispatcher I can tell you this dispatcher is FANTASTIC!! She does a phenomenal job with her instructions and remains calm and in charge the entire time. I sure hope this agency commends her for her actions on this tragic and hectic call.
As a retired dispatcher, I wholeheartedly agree! I like to think I did the same during pursuits, shootings, etc., but I know emotion came thru once in a while. She just flat out rocks!
@benitofranklyn4237 they are still considered to be a dispatcher. Where I worked, we did everything. Police calls, medical emergencies, the whole shebang. What she was doing over the phone is called EMD. A lot of dispatch centers, actually most of them that do police and medical, are trained in EMD.
@@benitofranklyn4237 I’m sure you know all about being a telecommunicator. Maybe sit in the seat before you run your mouth like you know what you’re talking about.
@@adamwarner5772 Typical dispatcher, getting everything wrong and just attacking people. I can tell you never gave anyone instructions that helped. How many innocent people did you get arrested or even shot?
Some people have dental issues, other than meth. Spreading a stigma upon all patients due to the actions of some isn't funny, it's shitty. You can be funny without taking shots at patients just trying to improve their quality of life.
Can you cover my mother's murder? She was murdered in Florence, TX, on August 4th, 2022, we're supposed to go to trial in September, but it's been pushed many times...Also...knowing how the prosecutors have been handling my mother's case, death was taken off the table due to his plea....surprised they didn't try to go for insanity...that's what the defense is doing for my mom's case despite him running and hiding for a week after killing my mother...and then getting out on bond, going out to the bar, threatening to kill others at the bar, then getting re-arrested...
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother and the trial you've had to endure, especially when it seems like all she had done is stop to check on the young man to see how he's doing when he was stopped on the side of the road and he then murdered her in cold blood. Luckily it seems like the jury saw right through the defense's insanity plea and just straight up convicted him of murder, period. At the time of writing, it looks like he's now facing up to life in prison at an upcoming sentencing trial. Best of luck and I hope you and your family are able to move on as best as you can after the dust settles while keeping your mom's spirit alive.
@@lesprentice4816last time i checked , invisible beings hovering in the clouds don't exist. "Gods" were created by kings and tribal leaders in antiquity to control thier subjects. "The king has the ear of god so we must listen to and follow his commands or else face eternal damnation"
@@Pontius-kq6lhbrother. Call it whatever you want. Even science agrees the universe had a creation point. There must be a creator. Whether the creator is something a human brain could fathom is a completely different topic. I don’t think humans have the capacity to imagine the universes creator. Our knowledge is too limited to ourselves
At 75 a broken hip is often fatal. My grandmother and her sister at 90/92 both fell within 7 days of each other and broke their hip. It was fatal for them both. Neither one ever left the hospital. Died within a week.
The title is not clickbait. The charges were capital offenses eligible for capital punishment. Describing the case as a “death penalty case” is accurate. As for the thumbnail, how is it clickbait? You think people only wanted to watch this video because they thought one cop had “FBI” written on his magazine?
I think this channel is monetized, everybody is trying to get after what I call "the JCS effect" on UA-cam creators that get content from FOIA requests. I like the content, but that's what it is, this is pretty good. It's an extension of "the Mr Beast effect" on other kinds of creators.
They said they've followed this for a long time. I'm sure they're super passionate about the case, the innocent victims, and telling their stories. I'm sure they've been thinking of making this type of video for a while.
Except they do lie about "exclusive footage". That's all public access footage. Nobody can 'own' it. It's a weird and unnecessary claim that rubs me the wrong way.
I'm pretty sure the shooter's parents are now very relieved to be able to finally live feeling safe in their home, without the burden of their psychopath son, who will never come home again.
They stated it was his house, just like my dad lives with me since he's old. Children take in elderly parents into their house, you do realize that right? Then again it's USA where crazy people are sold guns so... weird place. Do you take care of your elderly parents?
Probably unofficial plea deal. Said he’d say guilty if no death penalty so they said yes, but it was never officially written up as a deal and signed so not gonna discuss it publicly. That’s my guess anyway.
@@annajosullivan Every DA will do this. They will always take a 100% chance of a conviction before presenting to a jury that could do anything. If they asked before the trial was over, it isn't allowed to be discussed.
Dang 😢 imagine you’re in the middle of a dental procedure and the two dentists are incapacitated. It’s going to be a bad time when your Novocain wears off
And you'd feel even worse if you complained about being in pain, considering what just happened to the two dentists... Makes a toothache seem petty and whiny in comparison. (And I've experienced a broken tooth with exposed nerve after a nasty fall - it's agony, I was screaming for someone to just knock me out, use a hammer, anything, since even breathing made that exposed nerve SCREAM in agony. Worst pain I've ever experienced and so much relief once I got to the dentist and they numbed me up! But I'm sure fatal bullet wounds are much worse).
I only have one question. Are the Smith County deputies not certified in CPR? Based on the body cam video it did not appear so. That is basic first aid that all first responders should have.
@@exploringtheoutdoors1916 I’m pretty sure that it’s in CPR courses that if you have instructions from EMT you follow those before anything else you think of based on your personal level of training until they arrive on scene, where you relinquish all duties to them
@@bmurr13normally following the dispatcher instructed CPR is the way to go and use any CPR training for the physical motions, like most people don’t push down hard or fast enough. Even knowing what to expect the first time I actually did CPR it was a very traumatic experience for me like most people. Unfortunately in most rural areas and small-mid sized towns in the US the dispatchers lack the industry standard training and protocols so it’s a crap shoot on what sort of instructions a caller will get. I’ve had doctors call 9-1-1 and think they know better despite the fact they’re a gastroenterologist or whatever and have never done CPR so they really should listen, whereas other times I’ve had an ER nurse as a caller so instead of giving them instruction I counted along and timed their compressions to verify they’re maintaining rate. Another time I had a retired fire chief call but because he was using a very outdated CPR system I had to tactfully bring him into modern times.
@@bmurr13you are partially correct. Most police officers are certified as "EMRs". Emergency medical responders. They are the lowest level of medical provider. But as they are generally the first on scene they have command until a higher medical authority arrives. They also have tactical command, EMTs will not enter a scene until a cop says so. But having an EMT on the phone doesn't count. They have to be physically present for scene command to transfer.
I'd trust the operator...they like to tweak the procedure frequently. I've gone through courses several times and it seems it was slightly different every time. They don't even recommend breathing anymore, right? Just compressions.
I dunno, but even if they tried to it only takes all of 30 seconds to retrieve a gun from a vehicle. Thats not enough time to call police let alone get officers dispatched.
@@tannershanksftwhe tried to late, as he saw the man was coming to the door he tried to lock it but you can see ol boys big so no way he woulda had that door locked in time
Just to be clear, "You don't need a license to carry a gun in texas" Doesn't negate the fact you still go through a federal background check and ATF questionnaire to buy the gun.
this is one thing I worry about as a medical professional, its a very real and sad truth. I had a doctors office I know of near by where a patient was mad they didnt have something approved by insurance and then in turn took it out on the doctor who was killed. I always treat every patient with the respect and compassion they deserve, but some people are just mentally ill or psychopaths. Sometimes things can be deescalated but other times the out come is more like this. I hope those patients and nurses alike recover from such a traumatic event they will remember this the rest of their lives sadly.
Strange that pd isn’t trained in emergency first aid. The PD in my area are required to have that training and know how to handle gsw’s . Is that not required in all departments?
It is very strange. I had to have CPR/first aid to be a camp counselor and a gymnastic coach. I feel like police have WAY higher chances of using that training too. CPR/first aid training is something everyone could benefit from knowing.
i used to work at a grocery store, my manager was army reserves and CPR certified. someone collapsed and stopped breathing and my manager just froze, and i jumped in also being CPR certified. All the training in the world does not prepare you for the adrenaline rush of actually being in a life or death situation and some people do not know how they will respond until it happens. some cops in small towns can go their whole career without having to pull their gun or deal with a medical emergency.
I bet they do have training and CPR however, they let the dispatch take the lead on what and how to do things to ensure something isn't missed in all the chaos.
@@calculatedchaos9134 probably has a lot to do regarding liability. Say a LEO is performing EFA and the person doesn’t make it, it *could* lead to a wrongful death lawsuit toward to person carrying out the EFA. A lot of people are litigious to the point some PDs don’t want to run that risk.
Yeah that makes no sense. Police are trained to use a gun. They need to be trained on what to do after you shoot someone with a gun and they are still alive. Same medical training applies with other guns. The fact they have to ask dispatch on how to treat a bullet wound is crazy.
I am a Spanish interpreter and I am 90% sure that few days before that happened I had a call from that same facility and the Dr. was named Jack (couldnt remmember the last name of the caller) but most likely was the one who passed away. I felt like an emptiness knowing that I talked to a person who days/weeks later was shot to death.
@@crowjones78 Then how im going to explain that i spoke to that deceased person? Saying that he just randomly called me for no reason? You need to give a background in order to people understand your history, not even sure why you even asking that...
@@crowjones78 Why are you even asking that? Then how im going to explain the history without giving a background of why i spoke to the deceased person in the first place?
i get that the mom was on the phone with EMTs but like hand your phone to someone else and get your kid outta there, little dude was just staring at the bodies bleeding all over the floor and hearing the chaos...that's gnna scar him for life..
@@ChristoffRevanmy son is 13 and still remembers his dad and I fighting, and his dad pushing me - that happened when he was 18 months old. You don’t know what you’re talking about lol but let me guess….you must be Gen X, right? Or a Boomer?
17:42 To be honest, that change wouldn't have made any difference with this, he was going there to MURDER someone, you think he'd have given two shits that he couldn't legally carry his gun without a permit if one was required at the time of the shooting? No, he wouldn't have, so why bring this up at all?
I was also uncomfy w that. But I also wonder what their relationship is. That’s could be the only valid explanation cuz otherwise that’s not a responsible environment for a mother to expose your small children to.
@@GrannySoupLadle she was on the phone to EMS - did you not see her hand her phone to the officer who took over talking to the EMS operator? That's why she was standing there.
@@margztulloch8578 so?s She could have shielded his eyes, or passed the phone to someone else so she could take her child away, or she could have passed her child over to someone safe. That child could have massively long lasting trauma from seeing that and being in that chaos.
@GrannySoupLadle - a little too simple minded to realize she's holding the phone with EMS while the nurses are trying to save the doctor's lives. The kid's not going to remember ya dimwit.
That EMS is fantastic at her job. I don't think people realize how difficult it is to give life saving instructions over the phone. Even if the victims were past the point of saving, the fact they made it to the hospital alive is testament to the competency of everyone involved.
great footage, editing, and commentary. i like stuff where everyone acts quickly and professionally even if it doesnt go well. youre a very solid channel to have emerged out of the genre
Well...I guess I have to go with life in prison because YT literally will not let me voice any other opinion on the subject without deleting my comment
No @DimSimSam, there absolutely IS a mystery here: the DA is the one person allowed to request a death sentence for a conviction of capital murder. He chose not to do it & when he was asked “why not ask for death” his answer was “the victims have waited a long time for this day & the defendant pleaded guilty to capital murder”… What?? This tragedy had many many witnesses present who watched this manic with their own eyes murder 2 good people for no reason - so of course the manic pled guilty…This DA made a gutless decision, unfair to the victims & their families and unfair to taxpayers who now will pay for food, shelter & medical care for the rest of a murderer’s life. The sheriff says ppl think the death penalty is immoral, I think murdering 2 innocent people is immoral…and TX Gov Abbott wants us Texans to have MORE guns…. WTF ?
@@SaneTXJane What I've stated is a fact, confirmed by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury (2004), the California Commission for the Fair Administration of Justice (2008) and many others. Argue is something you can do over what to do with those facts.
@@alexandernordstrom1617 Hey Alex, here’s a tip: ‘You will never be smart until you learn how to listen’… It takes two people to have an argument - I clearly said “Let’s not argue about it please”. We have different opinions, I think mine is correct and you think yours is correct, that’s all there is to it - except I said I don’t want to argue and you’re still arguing. Learn how to listen, it’s not that hard. Bye bye (you are now blocked)😁..
That lady is ridiculous. She’s literally standing there with her fucking kid in her arms, yeah, the kid doesn’t need to see that children are very resilient and have a very good memory. He’s going to remember that.
@@SkintSNIPER262 your crazy I was 3 yrs old and hit fire hydrant I remember ever single thing that morning even into the hospital and when I hit the hydrant it knocked me out, so how can you say kids can’t or won’t Remember a traumatic event.? Just you don’t remember stuff from when you were a small child I was 2 and now almost 40 I can remember a ton of my child hood
@@ghostedshadow9282 Go around and ask people if they have any memories from when they were 3. I'll wait... The kid had no idea what was even going on. And the mom stuck around because she was the one on the phone with EMS.
@@SkintSNIPER262 bro anyone else could’ve called EMS or she could’ve gave her phone to someone inside and she stood outside. She didn’t have to stand over the dead bodies with her child and like I said you don’t remember your childhood doesn’t mean other people don’t remember shit especially kids that have had a traumatic experiences you don’t think a kid seeing someone’s brains on the floor or a peron laying in a puddle of blood you don’t think they’ll remember that.
So the DA gave him a plea agreement but was worried about the optics it would bring if the public knew they were negotiating with this man. To guarantee a conviction on their record, they likely gave him the option of pleading guilty in exchange for life in prison and the death penalty off the table. It’s a common practice and for the record, most defendants plead not guilty all the way through trial where they’re ultimately given the maximum sentence. This plea agreement saved tax payers money and gave the DA a win for his record, so the reward for the defendant is no death penalty.
Two people being shot doesn't qualify as a mass shooting....not that this dude doesn't deserve everything he gets, but calling everything a mass shooting is doing nothing for anyone.
I think its 3 or more people now they lowered it from 5 about 15 years ago before that in the way back times of the 80s/90s it was 5 KIA to be considered a mass shooting
First of all THANK YOU for your amazing content! I absolutely LOVE this channel! 💙 The dispatcher and those officers were absolutely amazing! They tried so hard. This was so heartbreaking to watch. Also the only thing I could think of as to why the death penalty was off the table, is because,maybe the family of the deceased did not want that. I've seen that a lot over the years. Many times prosecutors want the death penalty in certain cases so bad, However when the family of the victims come to the prosecutor and say they do not want the death penalty,they have to respect that because it's not about them at the end of the day. It's about the victims and their families. My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and all of their families. Every single person in that office was a victim of that POS because they will forever be traumatized,that includes the officers on scene and everyone.
The death penalty is what many consider to be an "easy way out" with no true consequence. It just doesn't make sense to call it a punishment, depending on how you look at it. One thing I think everyone can agree on, though, is that victims of crimes like this don't often get a chance to decide what should be done about it. So if it's truly about punishment/consequence, then we're accepting the responsibility of deciding what that means. No scenario will leave everyone satisfied. I hope the families of the victims can find peace.
Yeah I used to be pro death penalty but through experience and growing up I realized what you have said above. I believe being locked up for life having to deal with the consequences of what the individual has done is a far better punishment for anyone that has some form of remorse anyway but that doesn’t bring the lives lost back. I feel sorry for the families of those men and their families.
I actually had a friend ask me why i carry my 🔫 everywhere, even to my dentist, doctors or countless other places. Things like this while rare, we do not get to choose when a person comes unglued and everyone in their path is now a target. Being your own first responder, be it 🔫 or medical may be the difference in going home or not. Carry medical, get training and carry anywhere legally possible. The average response time in most areas is 15 mins. The average femoral bl33d takes 90 seconds to be no return....
You put a lot of work into this video, this was great. The exclusive footage is cool.. that kind of stuff takes a while to get via FOIA. Thanks for sharing with us!
The Narrator makes a clear effort to point out that he didnt have a license to have a weapon, but the 2nd amendment doesnt say anything about needing a license, and secondly, possibly more importantly, they can keep law abiding citizens from obtaining weapons, but the criminals will still get ahold of them.
I am a Texan, former military and know Texas laws. Cops would not need to look for suspect other than on the premise if I was present. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Record everything, including the police
When a suspect flees in a vehicle the LP is a key piece of information to identify the specific vehicle. Can't always assume that a suspect will go directly home. ( I listen to public safety comms and years ago while working security I heard a TxDPS bolo broadcast about a vehicle last seen hundreds of miles away from my town. A couple hours later that vehicle was right in front of me at the property I was protecting!)
I hate the fact that they have to blot all of this stuff...supposedly to stop people from committing these types of crimes, yet we have the highest amount of these types of crimes......while other countries show everything, and have lower rates of these crimes. There should be a warning of the subject matter, to let the viewer decide if they will watch it or not.
I remember when this happened. I live near Smith county. When Sheriff Smith said that no permit is required he is referring to a state law that was passed months prior. 29 states have the same law. In fairness, Sheriff Smith testified in favor of the law.
@@BleedingWhiteKnuckles it's context for the audio so we can observe the emergency response procedure. UA-cam removes videos showing traumatic injury so that has to be censored.
Misleading title, a workplace shooting makes it sound like the shooter targeted his workplace…… I mean mist location of shootings is someone’s workplace….
Why did you edit "FBI" to the magazine in the thumbnail since it was a state case handled by the Sheriff's Department and it said TPD? Why did you do that? What is the compelling reason you had to add that?
Probably just requesting different pieces of public record bodycam footage. Sometimes departments take a long time to release footage because they’re required to edit out certain personal info which is time consuming.
Man, that dispatcher is an absolute badass.
facts! She knows her sh*t!
@@rayimd every dispatcher should be trained like that, idk abt US training. But in my country it is standard and it shocks me that it isn't in other countries
It was a nice change of pace when we hear so many of these dispatchers have horrible attitudes.
@@ryzenfrags6740she was EMS ffs
@@omgbrytt calm down lil man
The fact he was still working at 75 is impressive. I feel so bad for the family. My grandfather just retired from his primary care physician role this year at 72 and it would have just killed me to find out something like this happened to him right at the end of his career.
yeah. my grandma is one of the leading police psychologists in Los angeles and she is 77 and still working. she has been doing it for 50 years, same job same building.
@@trovman999 Wow. Amazing.
@@jimhurlbut3649 yeah.
my previous GP was retired at 67 from the communal health clinic, but had a private office in his house right across the street from the clinic, and kept seeing select patients until he was forced to retire for good at 75, since he was no longer able to prescribe medications at that age. best doctor I ever had. he was the head of the clinic for decades, and was the kindest, most helpful and understanding doctor I ever met. I could call him and ask him if he could pick up some groceries for me as it was a 20 min bus ride each way to town (we live in a podunk village of about 3k ppl) and he would come to my door with the groceries.
@@trovman999hello from los angeles. Blessings to your gma. What a beast.
That dispatcher needs to make a training course so that she can be able to train thousands of other dispatchers. She handled that OUTSTANDINGLY. I hope she got the recognition she deserves.
Also, the guts it took for that nurse to stand up to him, damn. If no one else is, I am so proud of her. She protected everyone else in that office with her life. What a genuinely brave and good hearted person.
Rip to those innocent men. 🖤 No one deserves to die like this.
She’s ems
@@WishySissy if that’s true, that makes total sense. That also says even more of how valuable her skills are and how she needs to be helping to train others. 🖤
EMS
She is very recognizable. She’s 75% of the comments 😅
She's EMS not dispatch. Sadly there are almost no good dispatchers out there. Their training seems to be horrible.
Dude, that dispatcher Jesus Christ man she the most professional and helpful dispatcher I have ever heard
Nice use of words, my guess is you have no idea who Jesus is.
It is labeled she is EMS….. so yeah, she should be good.
@willywonkalucretia dude please go away
@@willywonkalucretia isn't he that loser with holes in his hands
@@willywonkalucretia Oh, well, seems like you've personally met him. lol You're in the wrong comment string. Actually, aren't you watching a sinful video? hmmm
“The world is not what it’s supposed to be”. Truer words have never been spoken…
In fact, this world couldn't be any other way than precisely how it is.
How is it supposed to be? No murder or sin? Please, what shallow and naive perspective on reality.
Here’s how reality is: you could get murdered or run into violence at any point of your life, just like it is in nature. Be aware at all times. You only live once.
Lmao “it’s not the way it’s supposed to be”
@@cccycling5835 Yes, that is how the world is. But there's nothing shallow nor naïve about wishing for a world that is not like that.
Be aware of the world you live in, but work for the world you want.
@@AnomalyINCmuch of a 🤡 you are
Get Better with your words 😈🧨
Man those poor old guys just out here helping people and this happens. Shit messed up
Right I commented the same thing so sad
75 years old :/ what a sad way to take that time away
@@Trrippy_Shades You have the personality of the suspect in this video.
Nah bro fuct dentists I'm on the side of cavities! Gingivitis gang wassup?
Making money you mean.
For people who haven't been in many conflicts if someone runs back to their house or car when they are obviously very angry...they aren't running away. They're going to grab something that's gonna hurt you. “They’re not going into their house or car to get a bouquet of flowers
Only in the USA.
@@22Epic and russia, except it's not a gun it's 17 bottles of vodka
@@ryan.8783and their pet bear 😂
@@22Epic it’s hard for you to handle the freedom I know
@@pilotincommand85 the freedom to be a mass shooter? To each their own I guess, but weird thought nonetheless. But hey don't shoot me mate, freedom of speech ya know?
Bro wrote fbi in microsoft paint for the thumbnail lmfao
Jesus, you're right. That's fuckin cringe.
So many of these bodycam channels do such gimmicky things for their thumbnails, I’m glad you pointed it out because they literally don’t even need to do that, the title is what draws people in. I’ve also noticed that a lot of these channels also use AI to change the faces of suspects to make them look like they’re angry or screaming or something lol
@genesis8284 exactly when a channel start doing gimmicky stuff like ai generated crime thumbnails LMFAO that's when I unsub. This ain't as egregious but still... just why?
@@genesis8284 that or adding guns in people's hands or quotes from them out of context is common and lame as hell
@@genesis8284 that’s fucking hilarious
That first patient interview was exactly right. This world is not the way it is supposed to be.
it's exactly the way it's supposed to be. humans are overevolved apes, why do you think things like this happen in the first place?
The world is as it always has been. "What it's supposed to be" is just a long-held fantasy... which, for most of us, is closer to reality than all of previous human history.
Dying at work is my biggest nightmare, dying at a place you hate being at.
I suggest you change your employment lol. Do something you enjoy! Work in some capacity in an industry that relates to your interests.
@@SVWarik48I suggest you work where you are paid better for your time. Work isn't supposed to be fun, that is what hobbies are for. Usually if work is "fun" you will end up abused by your employer.
Imagine waking up as a ghost and finding out you're bound to the building housing your shitty job. Total nightmare fuel.
How do you know that they hated being there?
The majority of people (in the U.S. working at 75 in an occupation that pays 100k or over a year) don't dislike they're job. They love it. Now before you start with backhanded comments I know from my dad what it's like to not retire when you want to. Understand the full picture.
41 years old, needs dentures, lives with his parents
The number one cause of bankruptcy in USA in medical bills so few adults have any teeth. They don't even have universal healthcare there.
Meth user
American diet
*and voted for Joe Biden.*
@@JonDethyou obviously don’t know the average East Texas voter…
As a 911 dispatcher I can tell you this dispatcher is FANTASTIC!! She does a phenomenal job with her instructions and remains calm and in charge the entire time. I sure hope this agency commends her for her actions on this tragic and hectic call.
As a retired dispatcher, I wholeheartedly agree! I like to think I did the same during pursuits, shootings, etc., but I know emotion came thru once in a while. She just flat out rocks!
It was EMS not dispatch. If you can't listen nor read, it's no wonder you guys always give out the wrong information.
@benitofranklyn4237 they are still considered to be a dispatcher. Where I worked, we did everything. Police calls, medical emergencies, the whole shebang. What she was doing over the phone is called EMD. A lot of dispatch centers, actually most of them that do police and medical, are trained in EMD.
@@benitofranklyn4237 I’m sure you know all about being a telecommunicator. Maybe sit in the seat before you run your mouth like you know what you’re talking about.
@@adamwarner5772 Typical dispatcher, getting everything wrong and just attacking people. I can tell you never gave anyone instructions that helped. How many innocent people did you get arrested or even shot?
Moral of the story: Don't use meth dust for toothpaste.
or return their property before refusing service... and dont threaten people at all...
@@pazsion Ok Steven
@@pazsionno dentist threatened him at all that middle aged guy through a fit and ended up shooing two people
Some people have dental issues, other than meth. Spreading a stigma upon all patients due to the actions of some isn't funny, it's shitty. You can be funny without taking shots at patients just trying to improve their quality of life.
@@weasellylittleliardude Patient? lol Anyways..
Can you cover my mother's murder? She was murdered in Florence, TX, on August 4th, 2022, we're supposed to go to trial in September, but it's been pushed many times...Also...knowing how the prosecutors have been handling my mother's case, death was taken off the table due to his plea....surprised they didn't try to go for insanity...that's what the defense is doing for my mom's case despite him running and hiding for a week after killing my mother...and then getting out on bond, going out to the bar, threatening to kill others at the bar, then getting re-arrested...
What was her name? Also, I’m sorry for you losing your Mom.
@@enzoeliseDiana Pier
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother and the trial you've had to endure, especially when it seems like all she had done is stop to check on the young man to see how he's doing when he was stopped on the side of the road and he then murdered her in cold blood. Luckily it seems like the jury saw right through the defense's insanity plea and just straight up convicted him of murder, period. At the time of writing, it looks like he's now facing up to life in prison at an upcoming sentencing trial. Best of luck and I hope you and your family are able to move on as best as you can after the dust settles while keeping your mom's spirit alive.
@@CrimsonLegacy the monster murdered the poor lady who stopped to see if he needed him because he was parked on the side of the road.
I live near where this happened. I remember when this happened. Sorry for your loss.
You're right, this world is not the way its supposed to be. You know and speak truth.
Last time I checked gods very first creations and his kids started killing each other. This world is exactly how an omnipotent being wants it.
@@lesprentice4816 some “loving god” that is
@@lesprentice4816last time i checked , invisible beings hovering in the clouds don't exist. "Gods" were created by kings and tribal leaders in antiquity to control thier subjects.
"The king has the ear of god so we must listen to and follow his commands or else face eternal damnation"
@@Pontius-kq6lhbrother. Call it whatever you want. Even science agrees the universe had a creation point. There must be a creator. Whether the creator is something a human brain could fathom is a completely different topic. I don’t think humans have the capacity to imagine the universes creator. Our knowledge is too limited to ourselves
that dispatcher is a certified badass. that call should be used for training on what you should do.
CPR for 5 minutes straight is incredible too.
It was EMS, not dispatch. Sadly there are rarely any good dispatchers.
At 75 a broken hip is often fatal. My grandmother and her sister at 90/92 both fell within 7 days of each other and broke their hip. It was fatal for them both. Neither one ever left the hospital. Died within a week.
😢😢😢prayers for y'all's 💔💔💔
It’s Bert Kreischer’s evil twin brother.
@@CDS.26 😂😂
Bart catching strays on non comedy related channels😂
@@ajay.gilligbart simpson?
They certainly do resemble each other. 😂
I knew he looked familiar.
I hurt for the Doctors ,their families and the people in the office. Praying.
Oh, you'll be okay... don't try to make this about yourself... Nobody cares about you...
So we have a clickbate title and a fake thumbnail.
Your content is compelling enough Midwest Safety. You dont need to fake things for views.
And AI voice for an entire 22 minutes, foh! 🤣
Which is funny how the description says that the world needs to see the truth and transparency when it comes to law enforcement
😂 you're really losing sleep over this? Come on
@smartwatchonpluto "losing sleep" Yeah, that's a no. Noticing a drop in quality, yes
The title is not clickbait. The charges were capital offenses eligible for capital punishment. Describing the case as a “death penalty case” is accurate. As for the thumbnail, how is it clickbait? You think people only wanted to watch this video because they thought one cop had “FBI” written on his magazine?
This is quite the different video compared to everything else on the channel
I think this channel is monetized, everybody is trying to get after what I call "the JCS effect" on UA-cam creators that get content from FOIA requests. I like the content, but that's what it is, this is pretty good. It's an extension of "the Mr Beast effect" on other kinds of creators.
@@InnerbraveJCS put out some great videos!
@@Innerbrave Unfortunately JCS has been screwed over by demonetization, even though their videos are purely informative.
My boy's evolving 😎
They said they've followed this for a long time. I'm sure they're super passionate about the case, the innocent victims, and telling their stories. I'm sure they've been thinking of making this type of video for a while.
Wow! I loved your channel before, but this video is exceptional! Thank you Midwest safety!
Except they do lie about "exclusive footage". That's all public access footage. Nobody can 'own' it. It's a weird and unnecessary claim that rubs me the wrong way.
That's a rough looking 40 year old
Probably other factors at play, meth perhaps.
What 40 year old needs dentures??
@@Costa-rs9sz meth?
@@Costa-rs9szI know 2 separate 30 year Olds who needed them
Maybe shes recovering or went through a bad car accident to lose the teeth.
I'm pretty sure the shooter's parents are now very relieved to be able to finally live feeling safe in their home, without the burden of their psychopath son, who will never come home again.
They stated it was his house, just like my dad lives with me since he's old. Children take in elderly parents into their house, you do realize that right? Then again it's USA where crazy people are sold guns so... weird place.
Do you take care of your elderly parents?
I’m really wondering why they took the death penalty off the table and couldn’t say why.
Probably unofficial plea deal. Said he’d say guilty if no death penalty so they said yes, but it was never officially written up as a deal and signed so not gonna discuss it publicly. That’s my guess anyway.
because he gave up so easily
@@GTA4folife but why couldn’t they say?
@@annajosullivan Every DA will do this. They will always take a 100% chance of a conviction before presenting to a jury that could do anything.
If they asked before the trial was over, it isn't allowed to be discussed.
Many times the victims families don't want the DP sought.
Dang 😢 imagine you’re in the middle of a dental procedure and the two dentists are incapacitated. It’s going to be a bad time when your Novocain wears off
😆
And you'd feel even worse if you complained about being in pain, considering what just happened to the two dentists... Makes a toothache seem petty and whiny in comparison.
(And I've experienced a broken tooth with exposed nerve after a nasty fall - it's agony, I was screaming for someone to just knock me out, use a hammer, anything, since even breathing made that exposed nerve SCREAM in agony. Worst pain I've ever experienced and so much relief once I got to the dentist and they numbed me up! But I'm sure fatal bullet wounds are much worse).
Imagine being mid brain surgery and your brain surgeon dies
I only have one question. Are the Smith County deputies not certified in CPR? Based on the body cam video it did not appear so. That is basic first aid that all first responders should have.
@@exploringtheoutdoors1916 I’m pretty sure that it’s in CPR courses that if you have instructions from EMT you follow those before anything else you think of based on your personal level of training until they arrive on scene, where you relinquish all duties to them
I noticed that too. Seems like a long time passed before they got CPR going too
@@bmurr13normally following the dispatcher instructed CPR is the way to go and use any CPR training for the physical motions, like most people don’t push down hard or fast enough. Even knowing what to expect the first time I actually did CPR it was a very traumatic experience for me like most people.
Unfortunately in most rural areas and small-mid sized towns in the US the dispatchers lack the industry standard training and protocols so it’s a crap shoot on what sort of instructions a caller will get.
I’ve had doctors call 9-1-1 and think they know better despite the fact they’re a gastroenterologist or whatever and have never done CPR so they really should listen, whereas other times I’ve had an ER nurse as a caller so instead of giving them instruction I counted along and timed their compressions to verify they’re maintaining rate. Another time I had a retired fire chief call but because he was using a very outdated CPR system I had to tactfully bring him into modern times.
@@bmurr13you are partially correct. Most police officers are certified as "EMRs". Emergency medical responders. They are the lowest level of medical provider. But as they are generally the first on scene they have command until a higher medical authority arrives. They also have tactical command, EMTs will not enter a scene until a cop says so.
But having an EMT on the phone doesn't count. They have to be physically present for scene command to transfer.
I'd trust the operator...they like to tweak the procedure frequently. I've gone through courses several times and it seems it was slightly different every time.
They don't even recommend breathing anymore, right? Just compressions.
Did they not call the cops after the dentist was first assaulted? 😣😖
Nope
I dunno, but even if they tried to it only takes all of 30 seconds to retrieve a gun from a vehicle. Thats not enough time to call police let alone get officers dispatched.
@@cruisinguy6024he left and came back. They should have locked doors 💯
@@PureNapturethey tried...
@@tannershanksftwhe tried to late, as he saw the man was coming to the door he tried to lock it but you can see ol boys big so no way he woulda had that door locked in time
Just to be clear, "You don't need a license to carry a gun in texas"
Doesn't negate the fact you still go through a federal background check and ATF questionnaire to buy the gun.
this is one thing I worry about as a medical professional, its a very real and sad truth. I had a doctors office I know of near by where a patient was mad they didnt have something approved by insurance and then in turn took it out on the doctor who was killed. I always treat every patient with the respect and compassion they deserve, but some people are just mentally ill or psychopaths. Sometimes things can be deescalated but other times the out come is more like this. I hope those patients and nurses alike recover from such a traumatic event they will remember this the rest of their lives sadly.
Strange that pd isn’t trained in emergency first aid. The PD in my area are required to have that training and know how to handle gsw’s . Is that not required in all departments?
It is very strange. I had to have CPR/first aid to be a camp counselor and a gymnastic coach. I feel like police have WAY higher chances of using that training too. CPR/first aid training is something everyone could benefit from knowing.
i used to work at a grocery store, my manager was army reserves and CPR certified. someone collapsed and stopped breathing and my manager just froze, and i jumped in also being CPR certified. All the training in the world does not prepare you for the adrenaline rush of actually being in a life or death situation and some people do not know how they will respond until it happens. some cops in small towns can go their whole career without having to pull their gun or deal with a medical emergency.
I bet they do have training and CPR however, they let the dispatch take the lead on what and how to do things to ensure something isn't missed in all the chaos.
@@calculatedchaos9134 probably has a lot to do regarding liability. Say a LEO is performing EFA and the person doesn’t make it, it *could* lead to a wrongful death lawsuit toward to person carrying out the EFA. A lot of people are litigious to the point some PDs don’t want to run that risk.
Yeah that makes no sense. Police are trained to use a gun. They need to be trained on what to do after you shoot someone with a gun and they are still alive. Same medical training applies with other guns. The fact they have to ask dispatch on how to treat a bullet wound is crazy.
I am a Spanish interpreter and I am 90% sure that few days before that happened I had a call from that same facility and the Dr. was named Jack (couldnt remmember the last name of the caller) but most likely was the one who passed away. I felt like an emptiness knowing that I talked to a person who days/weeks later was shot to death.
Not entirely sure how to put it but i’m sorry for your loss in a way. Remember that mental help is important and seek if needed. Hope you’re ok
What does being a Spanish interpreter have anything to do with that
@@crowjones78 Then how im going to explain that i spoke to that deceased person? Saying that he just randomly called me for no reason? You need to give a background in order to people understand your history, not even sure why you even asking that...
@@crowjones78 Why are you even asking that? Then how im going to explain the history without giving a background of why i spoke to the deceased person in the first place?
i get that the mom was on the phone with EMTs but like hand your phone to someone else and get your kid outta there, little dude was just staring at the bodies bleeding all over the floor and hearing the chaos...that's gnna scar him for life..
If it were you laying there would it matter if a little kid saw u fr?
That was my first thought too. Get your child the hell away from there.
@@switchgoatz9704huh? It has to do with the kid being traumatized... And yea I'm sure I wouldn't want to have a child watch me die.
Kids that young won't remember anything lmao....you people are absurd
@@ChristoffRevanmy son is 13 and still remembers his dad and I fighting, and his dad pushing me - that happened when he was 18 months old. You don’t know what you’re talking about lol but let me guess….you must be Gen X, right? Or a Boomer?
17:42
To be honest, that change wouldn't have made any difference with this, he was going there to MURDER someone, you think he'd have given two shits that he couldn't legally carry his gun without a permit if one was required at the time of the shooting?
No, he wouldn't have, so why bring this up at all?
that dispatcher had more communication than anyone i know, she’s in the right field❤️
I grew up in Tyler.. that's insane to hear
What a banger of a video! I was glued completely
Umm… I’m disgusted by the mother who stood over the carnage with her baby boy… I will never understand that behavior.
I was also uncomfy w that. But I also wonder what their relationship is. That’s could be the only valid explanation cuz otherwise that’s not a responsible environment for a mother to expose your small children to.
@@GrannySoupLadle she was on the phone to EMS - did you not see her hand her phone to the officer who took over talking to the EMS operator? That's why she was standing there.
@@margztulloch8578 so?s She could have shielded his eyes, or passed the phone to someone else so she could take her child away, or she could have passed her child over to someone safe. That child could have massively long lasting trauma from seeing that and being in that chaos.
@GrannySoupLadle - a little too simple minded to realize she's holding the phone with EMS while the nurses are trying to save the doctor's lives. The kid's not going to remember ya dimwit.
@@margztulloch8578 she didnt need to be standing there. My top priority is always my childs safety. She wanted to be part of the comotion. Thats it.
That EMS is fantastic at her job. I don't think people realize how difficult it is to give life saving instructions over the phone. Even if the victims were past the point of saving, the fact they made it to the hospital alive is testament to the competency of everyone involved.
Workplace shooting is a weird way to title this. That refers to shootings at a place of business by an employee.
great footage, editing, and commentary. i like stuff where everyone acts quickly and professionally even if it doesnt go well.
youre a very solid channel to have emerged out of the genre
Well...I guess I have to go with life in prison because YT literally will not let me voice any other opinion on the subject without deleting my comment
@VirtuousWarrior-wr2fv FYT
@@legendarygigolo823 YT censorship ≠ life in prison.
it happens to me all the time you have to sensor words with things like "r3t@rd"
@VirtuousWarrior-wr2fv what do you mean exactly?
@VirtuousWarrior-wr2fvis it good to have high restrictions?
There is absolutely no mystery here. He pled guilty to murder to avoid a certain death penalty by a jury. SMH
No @DimSimSam, there absolutely IS a mystery here: the DA is the one person allowed to request a death sentence for a conviction of capital murder. He chose not to do it & when he was asked “why not ask for death” his answer was “the victims have waited a long time for this day & the defendant pleaded guilty to capital murder”… What?? This tragedy had many many witnesses present who watched this manic with their own eyes murder 2 good people for no reason - so of course the manic pled guilty…This DA made a gutless decision, unfair to the victims & their families and unfair to taxpayers who now will pay for food, shelter & medical care for the rest of a murderer’s life. The sheriff says ppl think the death penalty is immoral, I think murdering 2 innocent people is immoral…and TX Gov Abbott wants us Texans to have MORE guns…. WTF ?
@@SaneTXJane Litigating and carrying out a death sentence costs many times as much as litigating and carrying out a life imprisonment sentence.
@@alexandernordstrom1617 Nope, you’re wrong - let’s not argue about it please..Thx
@@SaneTXJane What I've stated is a fact, confirmed by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury (2004), the California Commission for the Fair Administration of Justice (2008) and many others. Argue is something you can do over what to do with those facts.
@@alexandernordstrom1617 Hey Alex, here’s a tip: ‘You will never be smart until you learn how to listen’… It takes two people to have an argument - I clearly said “Let’s not argue about it please”. We have different opinions, I think mine is correct and you think yours is correct, that’s all there is to it - except I said I don’t want to argue and you’re still arguing. Learn how to listen, it’s not that hard. Bye bye (you are now blocked)😁..
Midwest Safety is the best body cam , and or any camera,put together making a story just like you were there ! Thank you ❤👍🇨🇦
That lady is ridiculous. She’s literally standing there with her fucking kid in her arms, yeah, the kid doesn’t need to see that children are very resilient and have a very good memory. He’s going to remember that.
typically little kids and toddlers don't remember much when they've grown up
@@SkintSNIPER262 your crazy I was 3 yrs old and hit fire hydrant I remember ever single thing that morning even into the hospital and when I hit the hydrant it knocked me out, so how can you say kids can’t or won’t Remember a traumatic event.? Just you don’t remember stuff from when you were a small child I was 2 and now almost 40 I can remember a ton of my child hood
@@ghostedshadow9282 Go around and ask people if they have any memories from when they were 3. I'll wait... The kid had no idea what was even going on. And the mom stuck around because she was the one on the phone with EMS.
@@SkintSNIPER262 bro anyone else could’ve called EMS or she could’ve gave her phone to someone inside and she stood outside. She didn’t have to stand over the dead bodies with her child and like I said you don’t remember your childhood doesn’t mean other people don’t remember shit especially kids that have had a traumatic experiences you don’t think a kid seeing someone’s brains on the floor or a peron laying in a puddle of blood you don’t think they’ll remember that.
@@ghostedshadow9282 Okay, so why didn't anyone do it then? They were still alive, not dead at that time.
So the DA gave him a plea agreement but was worried about the optics it would bring if the public knew they were negotiating with this man. To guarantee a conviction on their record, they likely gave him the option of pleading guilty in exchange for life in prison and the death penalty off the table. It’s a common practice and for the record, most defendants plead not guilty all the way through trial where they’re ultimately given the maximum sentence. This plea agreement saved tax payers money and gave the DA a win for his record, so the reward for the defendant is no death penalty.
Where was the FBI as indicated in the thumbnail?
it was a Female Body Inspector, not an fbi agent
@@areyoutheregoditsmedave American Dad?
@@areyoutheregoditsmedaveI inspected your mom last night
@@GamerForLifeDrakuniaI'll be your American Dad...
@@MicheallikeMJ nooooooo thanks
Why was the mother at 7:30 still in there with her kid????
i assume because she was a witness
nah literally wtf
@@just-passin-thruyou obviously never learned that you have to do things you don't like to do sometimes.
@@marbleeats she could have waited outside like many other witnesses did
@@haruspex9662 who brings there baby into that aftermath?! oh just ask @haruspex9662
I am amazed with that dispatcher, to quarterback multiple first responders performing life-saving measures over the phone like that was incredible.
Two people being shot doesn't qualify as a mass shooting....not that this dude doesn't deserve everything he gets, but calling everything a mass shooting is doing nothing for anyone.
I thought the same thing. I'm amazed there aren't more comments about that.
Why do the people who do these things look EXACTLY like someone who would do these things??
7:28 ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?! She's letting the CHILD see this????? Wtf!?!?!?!?!
Can't leave the scene, ongoing incident.
@@Tactical_HotdogYes, but at least take the damn child into another room and out of sight.
It blows my mind that people watch a video and still don’t absorb the facts of it. Lmao police were on the line with EMS. Not a 911 dispatcher
^^ This. It was made clear that it was EMS, yet all of the comments talk about how great the dispatcher was. 🙄 Pay attention people.
Welcome to UA-cam, where most comments come from people living off one a few dying brain cells.
2 deaths is not a mass shooting.. we need to learn what terms mean before using it.
Yup, I hate the marketing these channels use. Just like the whole “Only seen here , exclusive …” BS news channels use
I think its 3 or more people now they lowered it from 5 about 15 years ago before that in the way back times of the 80s/90s it was 5 KIA to be considered a mass shooting
100% agree. It’s another case of agenda narratives being pushed around. Rephrasing it is easy if you’re not willing to drink the kool-aid.
@@sqike001ton Changing the criteria to up the number of "mass shootings" that can be claimed is politically expedient.
that's what you took away from this video? really? that's it? shallow.
First of all THANK YOU for your amazing content! I absolutely LOVE this channel! 💙
The dispatcher and those officers were absolutely amazing!
They tried so hard.
This was so heartbreaking to watch. Also the only thing I could think of as to why the death penalty was off the table, is because,maybe the family of the deceased did not want that.
I've seen that a lot over the years.
Many times prosecutors want the death penalty in certain cases so bad, However when the family of the victims come to the prosecutor and say they do not want the death penalty,they have to respect that because it's not about them at the end of the day.
It's about the victims and their families.
My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and all of their families. Every single person in that office was a victim of that POS because they will forever be traumatized,that includes the officers on scene and everyone.
I’m surprised the prosecutor didn’t just let him walk. Thankfully the judge gave him the max.
yea 1 it is Texas not California and 2 in California they don't like people who murder people especially doctors
banger video as always !
Providing denture services in Meth Country sounds like a really dangerous line of work.
very informative well formatted video. this whole situation is so terrible!
And Ive had people ask me why i carry a gun at all times even at work
The death penalty is what many consider to be an "easy way out" with no true consequence. It just doesn't make sense to call it a punishment, depending on how you look at it. One thing I think everyone can agree on, though, is that victims of crimes like this don't often get a chance to decide what should be done about it. So if it's truly about punishment/consequence, then we're accepting the responsibility of deciding what that means. No scenario will leave everyone satisfied. I hope the families of the victims can find peace.
Yeah I used to be pro death penalty but through experience and growing up I realized what you have said above. I believe being locked up for life having to deal with the consequences of what the individual has done is a far better punishment for anyone that has some form of remorse anyway but that doesn’t bring the lives lost back. I feel sorry for the families of those men and their families.
You would think law-enforcement would have medical training as well. It’s crazy to think that they have no idea what to do.
Man the AI voice intro really drags on and on and on. So annoying
@method6803 right it's like every channel is using it because it's easier lol but is so annoying to try to actually listen to for extended periods.
i thought the voice was real. you're probably too young to remember what text-to-speech used to sound like
Who knew that the corporate medical environment can be so stressful?
Two doctors and their staff helping their community. The victims, the witnesses and the first responders deeply affected. So tragic.
That guy's an Anti-Dentite!
A RABID ANTI-DENTITE!
They’re everywhere….😭
I actually had a friend ask me why i carry my 🔫 everywhere, even to my dentist, doctors or countless other places. Things like this while rare, we do not get to choose when a person comes unglued and everyone in their path is now a target. Being your own first responder, be it 🔫 or medical may be the difference in going home or not. Carry medical, get training and carry anywhere legally possible. The average response time in most areas is 15 mins. The average femoral bl33d takes 90 seconds to be no return....
Crazy how there was a mother with her baby while two dead men lay in front of the baby….
At 7:29, i wish that the mother didn't let her child see the body's on the ground like that,now, he will be traumatized for life,poor kid
Kid will likely never remember it.
It’s not hard to handle with the right help
Bro the kid is smilling, I doubt he even understands what’s going on
7:28 I don’t care what I had going on. My kid wouldn’t have been around there.
Come on, you’re not that stupid. They took the death penalty off in exchange for his guilty plea.
Happens all the time.
A fine argument to carry. Criminals don't obey laws. This could have been entirely prevented.
You put a lot of work into this video, this was great. The exclusive footage is cool.. that kind of stuff takes a while to get via FOIA. Thanks for sharing with us!
The Narrator makes a clear effort to point out that he didnt have a license to have a weapon, but the 2nd amendment doesnt say anything about needing a license, and secondly, possibly more importantly, they can keep law abiding citizens from obtaining weapons, but the criminals will still get ahold of them.
I am a Texan, former military and know Texas laws. Cops would not need to look for suspect other than on the premise if I was present. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Record everything, including the police
He's a patient of the dental clinic but they need a vehicle registration to know where he lives.
Well I guess he just didn't want to ID /s
When a suspect flees in a vehicle the LP is a key piece of information to identify the specific vehicle. Can't always assume that a suspect will go directly home.
( I listen to public safety comms and years ago while working security I heard a TxDPS bolo broadcast about a vehicle last seen hundreds of miles away from my town. A couple hours later that vehicle was right in front of me at the property I was protecting!)
Y’all put together videos in a very cohesive, chronologically correct manner - Thank you.
I hate the fact that they have to blot all of this stuff...supposedly to stop people from committing these types of crimes, yet we have the highest amount of these types of crimes......while other countries show everything, and have lower rates of these crimes.
There should be a warning of the subject matter, to let the viewer decide if they will watch it or not.
I remember when this happened. I live near Smith county. When Sheriff Smith said that no permit is required he is referring to a state law that was passed months prior. 29 states have the same law. In fairness, Sheriff Smith testified in favor of the law.
Thank you for your exclusive and thorough coverage of these events. It is tragic, but it is good to bring awareness to the public of these things.
What's the point in showing the body cams if you're going to heavily censor the footage?
@@BleedingWhiteKnuckles it's context for the audio so we can observe the emergency response procedure. UA-cam removes videos showing traumatic injury so that has to be censored.
You never know when or how you'll depart this life. I'm so sorry for those in bereavement.
honestly life in prison is worse than the death penalty...
“This world is… it’s not the way it’s supposed to be.”
So much feeling in that, got my heart aching.
Misleading title, a workplace shooting makes it sound like the shooter targeted his workplace…… I mean mist location of shootings is someone’s workplace….
Why did you edit "FBI" to the magazine in the thumbnail since it was a state case handled by the Sheriff's Department and it said TPD? Why did you do that? What is the compelling reason you had to add that?
why even after the shooting the one girls standing right next to the dead body’s with her child in her arms🤦🏻♂️ no regard for her child at all smh
15:51 *Shot and killed two men but "considering that nobody knows what danger Steven is capable of"???* 🤔
You've been investigating the case for years? What did that entail? Seriously asking from Minnesota.
Probably just requesting different pieces of public record bodycam footage. Sometimes departments take a long time to release footage because they’re required to edit out certain personal info which is time consuming.
@@gobblegoblin Probably?
Essentially you wait till resources become available everyone moves at their own pace.
@@lv7603 Well cheers, I like the channel a lot. Thanks.
The license plate? He was a patient there! Just pull up the chart
Wow. This is in my “hometown”. I moved here about almost 10 years ago. I remember this. Everyone was distraught.
Man I'm actually in tears, those doctors literally protected and healed all the way to their deaths. Working at a hospital this hits so close to home.
How can you keep claiming all these body cam videos in all your uploads are "exclusive" when they havent been exclusivly given to you?
Best video this channel has ever put out, that dispatch is an absolute unit!
Dude, i feel like I'm watching an episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, but in color, in modern times, and minus his monologue and epilogue.
I used to stay up late in the 1970's to watch Alfred Hitchcock with my father. I never had nightmares from it.
Glad to hear it’s legal to take advantage of the second amendment. Wish the drs had taken the same advantage. It’s legal to carry NOT legal to murder
This man CLEARLY should not have had firearms. This is a famlly and community failure - not a 2A issue!
“Eerie standoff? Might have chosen to go to his home to hide out while he considered his next move?” 🙄 The narration is terrible 🤦♀️
It seems the DA has a history of offering plea deals and lenient sentences.
He looks like he just graduated HS
who brings there baby into that aftermath?!