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Keep in mind, devonte also helped the situation by noy fighting. Any situation can go south really fast. Many officers have experienced this which i think is why so many officers expect
They literally just lied to the guy and manipulated him into giving up information. SMH. This just shows that they should have a how to deal with the police video for every state. All this trouble bc the car had an expired tag. This isn't heroic or worth celebrating. It just shows that police will lie and be manipulative in a situation if it benefits them and most people are not taught how to deal with that. Talk to any criminal defense lawyer and the first thing they'll say is don't trust anything a police officer tells you.
@@OneMeanArtist It is ridiculous that they treat this violent felon with kid gloves and then turn around and only give him a $1000 bond when he has already jumped bail 2 other times. This is exactly why crime is skyrocketing right now, they arrest these thugs and then they are right back out on the streets to commit more crimes.
These cops are beyond professional, they treated him with an enormous amount of respect. They let him mentally process what was about to happen. I wish all cops were like these guys. They definitely need a promotion and pay raise.
This cop is amazing! His ability to keep control when the suspect is so frightened (and yes, bad things can happen, but obviously not with this cop) and to bring this guy in so peacefully has my full respect. Mom on the phone, cigarette in his mouth. Good job.
Weardo is like a person who wants to sexually defect them self to fit there gender that's not based on sex . Assault on a Minor isn't a weardo thing that's a scum bad
@@beanaboy903 yeah? When you get an +A on a test whenever you could have gotten a B+,B-,C+,C-,ect.. you congratulate yourself for doing well?? Or maybe you’re completely subjective on that lol
@@ohgreatheavens1160 weird analogy considering law enforcement doing their job correctly shouldn’t be a rare sighting and should be consistent. Cant directly control what you get on a test, lol so yeah, good try tho
They were completely honest with him. You will be arrested, and most likely be right backbout on a signature bond, not even a money bond. And a date will be set for you to appear at a court hearing. Dont think they mentioned that tho lol. Sounds pretty simple to me
@@bruceradzwion6160 was very good of the officer to explain and de escalate the situation.you can tell the man was just petrified in panic when the officer asked him why he’d left.to top it all they lit his cig.very best of the police for sure
Yah here in Texas they would have had swat beat his door in and right after beat his face in. If more cops had this level of professionalism people wouldn't despise them the way they do. Badge or no badge, we're all human and deserve to be treated with respect.
Agreed, and in most states you can post bond for 10% which means he (or mommy) can post $100 and he is back on the streets. Its no wonder why these folks don't care anymore.
@@samuelkilianjr.3694 Depends on the bond type given by the court, which in this case I couldn't see this not being set by a judge (versus a bond at the originating jail by police). Sometimes it's full cash, 10% full cash, surety, etc.
I mean your mom is truly your only bestfriend. You and god. Sometimes they’re the only one you can truly talk too and trust. Just just did dumb decisions like myself but shii can be better yfm
did he say he was a gangster? he didn't make the best choices but he did de-escalate and turn himself in. i don't think we should be making fun of someone who in a heavily emotional situation can regain self control. so what if he wants to talk to his mother. maybe she's the only one there for him
man they ashed the smoke for him. They didnt hurt him from what we saw. They were willing to even keep mom on the phone to watch but i get him not wanting her to see him in cuffs. I give the cops a 10/10 and im gonna say idk the other charge of assualt on an officer but the guy seemed more scared of cops then aggresive
I watched the film the other guy's , and i watched this one till the very end only because of the rich Will Farrell's voice which certainly got me to sit up straight upand pay close attention without any regtrets.
Right not to steal from the officers at all, I do wanna say it takes 2 to tango though just keep in mind, if Davonta really wanted to he could've done so many other things, so on one hand kinda proud of him, but on the other that EXTRA shows how good of a job they did, cuz he only did that because he liked them and they truly made him feel comfortable in their presence and like they were as sincere as they said. Idk, kinda restored my faith in humanity so now I'm being wishy washy.
This is why I know I couldn't be a police officer. I would love to think this is the type of officer I would be but the amount of times I rolled my eyes at this dude is unreal. You've got felonies. You put the lives of complete strangers at risk because you didn't want to get caught and YOU'RE scared of officers talking to you like a toddler? Please. Kudos to these officers.
I agree. He's a big, bad thug when committing felonies but when the cops come knocking he's suddenly scared and shaking like a leaf. He's not a man, he's a child masquerading as a man. Sad.
This guy is scared to get arrested, not fearful for his life. These police officers are being very calm and accommodating. What Devante can’t understand is that when you break the law, you get arrested. The police aren’t going to leave. Instead of being a man about this and taking care of business, he’s trying to talk his way out of this.
He calls his mommy for the traffic stop, she lies and tells police she doesn’t know him, he gets arrested at her house and he doesn’t know he has felonies including child enticement. He gets his lying ways from his mommy.
„Never hurt anybody, always played with his kids and wanted to go to college later this year“ While having multiple violent felony arrest and a unregistered gun in possession, which the media conveniently look over.
I can’t believe they not only let him smoke a cigarette before transportation, but ashed his cigarette and put it back in his mouth for him. These cops were patient and understanding…outstanding job guys!
@@scratchy1704yeah, sure bro. That’s why we constantly see white people being shot & killed by the police that just randomly decide to escalate seemingly normal situations, right? You’re so full of shit 😂😂😂 life with a smooth brain must be chill, going through life with massive naivety & not understanding all the shit that goes on must be so nice
29 and still calling mom? That’s because she let him get away with so much as a kid. My parents always told me if I get arrested they will not be coming to help me and to not bother calling them, I’ve never been in trouble with police. He’s 29 and trembling scared because of his own actions that he chose to do...
Yep my mom said the same thing when i went to jail at 19 , she answered the phone but promptly said verbatim “what did i tell you before?” And immediately hung up. I spent all of my savings and learned my got damn lesson.
He wasn't actually calling his mom. It was a girl of his, the whole thing was just a ruse to let her know he's probably going to jail and also to see if she had any info on the car he could give to police
This is what I call professional officers, much respect to humanity always.The Patience is incredible, please treat people like you wanted to be treated.
F your feelings. Are you insane? He drove off from a traffic stop. He could have smashed into somebody else. At what point is it that he is just a piece of $hit? People like you scare the crap out of me. You're the reason why crime is going through the roof. All so your feelings can be cuddled. GTFOH.
Yes they were. He asked them though "Who are you looking for". They didn't answer. Why not just answer? And they didn't know that they would take him to jail. Come on.
Ive had some be super cool but some that assumed something and acted as though i was being Suspicious and just were so nasty and mean and when i ended up not having anything wrong they seemed to try and escalate things out of disappointment. My nervous reaction with cops now is because i am worried that is going to happen again. Big dudes can have ptsd too.
@@bryanmagnor4217 bro, you're jacked. That, alone, is enough to make cops uneasy. Just be extremely polite from minute one. If they are dickish after that, just ignore it and be polite.
@@chrisbungenstock8552it’s called a diffusion tactic… by being friendly and seeming harmless and like they were just there to help him, they managed to close the distance between him and them down that long hall. Had they came at him aggressively, he would have likely just ran back in and locked the door again, potentially arming himself with a gun or knife etc. This was an excellent arrest… zero violence required, done by an officer who’s quick and charismatic with his tongue. But don’t get it twisted, the police are never there to help you and just use this tactic to get people feeling comfortable so they admit to the crimes, and it’s an easy open and shut case for the officers. Quick and easy arrest.
yeah I mean afterall, criminals are so polite and respectful. This genius could have hit another car full of kids when he sped off to evade arrest. He's a criminal and a crybaby idiot to boot, I can't understand how the comment section think these cops needed to baby this idiot so much.
Amen, amen. God thos guy was frustrating, but this is what I want to see put of cops. I get that ACAB means the systems and laws aren't right, but we still need cops, and we need good, well-trained, empathetic cops.
all they have to do is not hire immature police officers that are dumb, they need a system to test the applicants properly so they can have quality officers like them
@@lemonstrangler it’s hard to put someone in a situation like this in a controlled environment to test them. In the military we would stress fires with simulated ammunition, strenuous exercise before, and have a set amount of time. It’s tough, but nothing like real world contact. The minimum age for LEO should be 25 and a 4 year degree. Paying a 21 yo 32-36k is going to end badly period.
@@RoofTopFocus Its not rights, this is the stupidest argument that american can say. You put your right to have gun above lives of people. Imagine thniking you are safer beacouse you have gun, seriously? motherfuckers on the street too, wdm safer xDDD its literally FPS in real life bro think twice and go to school
This police officer is a god damn hero, the way he de-escalates the situation and goes out of his way to not only comfort the individual but also allow him to continue talking to his mom is bewildering; absolutely human and it gives me a sense of admiration.
How is that bewildering? There's nothing confusing about an officer calmly deescalating and showing a little human decency. Then you say "absolutely human"? Yeah, they're definitely human beings. What else would they be? Did you mean "humane"?
@@marctandoh5335 He told him he had some and offered him one, but I'm pretty sure that dude had his own and the Newports were his. He didn't ask to smoke a cigarette without having his own already. But yeah, the cop was considerate to offer and even let him smoke one in general.
Man, stop doing things that put you in this position and doing this to your mama! Those officers were so polite and patient! I’m impressed and so glad we have officers like them.
@@hertexfas985 there are way more good than bad out there. You just never see it because the media skews everyone’s view by only showing the bad/isolated incidents on their broadcasts and reports. You wouldn’t catch any big network or journalist reporting on an incident like this because it was handled properly and all parties walked away unharmed
They literally just lied to the guy and manipulated him into giving up information. SMH. Don't let these goofy-ass cops push you around. This just shows that they should have a how to deal with the police video for every state. All this trouble bc the car had an expired tag. This isn't heroic or worth celebrating. It just shows that police will lie and be manipulative in a situation if it benefits them and most people are not taught how to deal with that. Talk to any criminal defense lawyer and the first thing they'll say is don't trust anything a police officer tells you.
@@triangleking3213 why would you flee a officer and nearly run over his foot? 🙄 I mean you're partly right, If they treat you really with disrespect etc. but you gotta treat them with respect too!
No, it’s stupendous. They went far, FAR above and beyond. What pisses me off is that this elite-level police response is now going to be considered to be what is expected.
@@jeandellagjianni3548 I'm scared because of how common corruption is, I cant do anything to them but they can sprinkle crack on me and beat me half to death and get paid vacation. Fuck doing crimes, some of these bastards will find a crime to get you on. Whether you did it or not
@Rat Cxnt yes line of duty asshole. The cops had enough merit to rush him kick in the door or whatever and beat his ass for obstruction. Davonta was obviously was terrified of going back to county jail, likely because of abuse he experienced in there. That's why he was stalling and trembling. The police officer was able to recognize that and chose to deescalate and peacefully bring him in. When ur policing adult human beings u gotta treat them with baseline level of respect . criminal or not because everyone is innocent till proven guilty or valid probable cause is presented. They knew davonta had a violent past they could have been physical with him and got the job done quick, but the police officers chose to take their time do the job right. Secure the perimeter, one person gives commands. Listen to what's going on even though Davonta was capping like fuck they still listened treated him like one of their neighbors. They even sparked his cigarette for him.
@@dtcdtc8328 he prolly was having PTSD because he was brutally abused while in county jail. That's why he kept crying please I just left county over and over again. Go back and watch it Davonta was shaking the whole time after they started talking about the fleeing, he was just being loud and shit like a scared dog
Lol Applaud him for what? His “professionalism”? That’s literally his job! I mean Does the customers at the grocery applaud you for bagging groceries? 😂😂 you set yourself up for that one! 🤣🤣😂😂
Majority of cops are like that tbh. But the news will never show anything like this because it doesn't fit their narrative. If anything they want us to think the other way around thinking cops are bad and criminals are good people. Smh
Holy shit, I don't think I've ever seen police try so incredibly hard to de-escalate a situation instead of just using overwhelming force. Props to those officers. They are genuinely serving their community professionally
@KB-ld6ql True. But most departments in general, the cops will send 2 or three officers to the window. Three to the front door. They'll knock, tell him to come outside and when he refuses, they will just wait. Warrant issued then boom; they bust down the door and take him. These are some of few cops that actually managed to calm the situation to the point he surrender peacefully
As always it seems . A great deal of empathetic professionalism shown to suspects not familiar with the true magnitude of their crimes . The last charge had a concerning effect on me as I'm sure it did many professionals .
These officers are completely on a different level. Their de-escaltion and rapport building skills are top-notch. Very well trained and displayed integrity and maintained control. Very nicely done!
The best way to de-escalate is mace or a night stick. Sick of these criminals being treated like a crying baby. They deserve nothing and if I did what he did,neither would i.
@@edwardcapobianco2975I bet the police would rather an easy arrest that lessens the risk of any harm to themselves. You seem to just want violence for violence sake.
@@fiverx2159 treating scumbags with respect does not bring law and order. Fear and punishment do. I was a bookmaker for gangsters in Brooklyn years ago, i often thought of skimming money and past posting bets. You know why I didn't? FEAR and PUNISHMENT!! If this operation had been owned by a nobody,I would have skimmed. No repercussions leads to a breakdown of society!
@@edwardcapobianco2975 I agree that criminals should be punished, but how you're describing it with nothing but violence does more harm than good. It starts a culture in society that teaches us to hate cops. When cops act the way these officers did, it builds reputation, showing that officers are willing to work with people instead of just hurt them.
@@BaldRice bro the car was 2 YEARS over and your being stupid he drove off if your willing to do more time by driving away from cops then you deserve to go to jail
@@AdroneZ1480 not really people have rights my guy... If they rushed him they still cant kick down his door without a warrant the circumstances for that to be legal are pretty strict
holy shit this is the nicest arrest ive ever seen in my life. they even treated him to some cigarettes? this is like getting arrested in first class holy fuck this gave me goosebumps at how wholesome this arrest was LMAO
Should be how all police interactions go. Went from running from the police, then being absolutely terrified and irate ending with him apologizing and them sharing a smoke. People make mistakes. Hopefully this changes this kid for the better.
When you're not violent, just scared, police will bend over backwards for you... most of the time. The bad ones just treat it like a 9-5 and don't care.
They did a really good job with this one. The dude was clearly having a panic attack and they didn't use that as an excuse to escalate. They really helped him out.
The dude later got charged with "Child Enticement" who cares about his panic attacks. Imagine the mental damage the kid will go through when they are older, and know some scum bag criminal was trying to persuade them into sexual favors. This dude could've gotten smoked, and it would have only made the world a better place. You think he would have gotten the shakes, if he actually got a hold of the kid he was trying to entice?
Wonder if he was having a panic attack after almost running an officer over and endangering several drivers by initiating a chase (thankfully the officer didnt engage)
These officers were seriously some of the best iv seen. This dude was sketchin me out and I thought he was lying about being scared but when I saw him shaking I knew dude was having an anxiety attack. So nice of the officers to continuously assure him that he’s okay and even give him a cigarette and light it for him.
To be honest I wish all cops were like this I feel way more people would trust them because truth be told a lot of people don’t trust the police black or white
Really....he wasn't having an anxiety attack, have you ever heard of acting. This career criminal needs to be locked up...and his mommy, needs to stop babying him (1 of the charges was enticement of a child....get the picture).
@@karenr.3597 you have a fake account with a fake profile picture using the name Karen making several comments on this page with radical conservative American nationalist perspectives while downing people at their lowest regardless of the unavailable information. Find God. And if you’re gonna do this, at least use your real name or face instead of hiding
You said it best. Multiple professionals and good leadership on scene. This is what we want from every police department in the United States. It doesn't seem like too much to ask, imo.
I was so pleased that the cop gave him the promised cigarette. My first assumption was that the cops are lying to get compliance and will not stand by any promises made. Offering to keep the phone on was awesome. So many cops feel overly threatened by cameras.
This is the first time I’ve seen a cop let a suspect smoke a cigarette. The level of care and patience they gave this guy is beyond remarkable. God bless guys, please keep safe. Thank you for all that you do. Much love and respect.
@@memphistiger7775 Where is that question coming from. The person praised the officers for being professional and somehow from somewhere you come up with that silly question.
the way they seamlessly immediately do good cop bad cop, during a felony barricaded suspect; without him really knowing it was a felony stop, was absolutely incredible. idk anything about cops, but i know these two dudes are fuckin cool Lol
This kids a drain on the economy. All the police work, not following basic laws. Possession of cocaine. fleeing the scene, bail jumping (X2)...This kid deserved these cops to bum rush him and clean his clock after he shut the door on them. I have no sympathy for this shithead.
Sounds great and all but you can't always be kind because these criminals are unpredictable.This perp was annoying and lucky they were even as nice as they were.
There's a difference between being scared of police brutality and being scared of being held accountable and going to jail people have gone soft if they think this man fears for his life
The cop deserves a metal. Bc back in the 60s they would beat you down if you didn't talk to them. They wanted it back then. These days every police interaction I have had, they were respectful and even tho it was only a ticket they made me feel safer. Yeah, it sucked to get a ticket but I would never battle the pigs. They have guns and a license to kill. I won't play any games with them bc they want to keep people safe. It's so rare to find bad cops. Bad cops were so bad back in the day
That was probably the most wholesome and excrutiating arrest ive ever had to watch. The officers telling him "good job" at the end felt like a parent talking to their kid after he got his flu shot.
@@lovepet4565yal are so weird and sound dumb that's her child period yal don't know what parents do or don't do a lot of yal don't even have parents that give a damn where u even at
@@Awholeopinionor the opposite. Thousands of black moms have tried to do right by their kids and raise them right but without a father and surrounded by bad influences... it rarely matters. Can't blame the mom without knowing more, honestly.
They should make this headline news and show this in the media but they only want to show killings. That’s probably why this was shaking in his boots he was probably programmed to assume they were gonna kill him
These cops literally need to be on tour showing every department this video and explaining their skills and tactics to every police department in the United States. They are some freaking heroes in my eyes!
The cops did a great job, but it went this smoothly because Devonta knew he had no escape plan. He gave up willingly because he didn’t have a way out and more of the uniformed gang were coming. He didn’t want them getting a warrant and going in that house.
@@TheBookofEliTheGreat yeah, it's almost like there are laws and there are punishments for breaking them. Who would have guessed!? Laws just been in place in human society for what 4000 years or more?
These were REALLY good officers. They were patient, honest and thoroughly explained everything in detail. They took the time that was needed to get him to comply and proceed with business as smoothly as possible. Excellent work.👏
this is a perfect example of how a simple difference in approach can change the outcome of a situation, like rather than approaching with anger just being calm and reasonable and reassuring
"There's my son who is attracted to children.." is not something anyone should have to say.. in fact society should treat such when found guilty to a wood chipper
The police did a great job of keeping things calm. In my opinion, they were some of the best police officers I have seen. Great job of taking care of the situation. I hope that the guy they had to arrest is getting his life together.
@@Kevinschart idk man, at the end it said he was charged for child enticement. that's a pretty sick thing to do, he's certainly built to be kept off the streets with that kind of stuff
@@mamamoonie then when they found the car and contacted her she acted like she didn’t know much about him. So she’s clearly part of the problem. And people that agree with shit like this is also, part of the problem.
@@elevate32767 yes they should they deal with crazy people and addicts all the time. police in this 2nd world country (USA) get absolutely no training when compared to every 1st world country
I’d rather find away to go inside and end it all, at that point. Cuz if they take you to jail your life’s basically over. Plus he’ll be labeled be a felon. What more can you do after that. Sad society but this how it works.
spent 1500 just to get my car out of the impound for expired registration, this world is crazy. I do appreciate the police's patience and professionalism nonetheless.
@Coke umm I’m pretty sure that had a good reason to suspend your license and yet you made a choice to endanger the public and drive anyways 🤦🏿♂️…ok…I do agree his bond is low…
It’s bizarre to me that someone will say “I’m scared for my life” and then immediately make a choice that will ruin their lives… or will use that excuse as a reason for why they made a bad choice and ruined their own lives.
i thought of this, but take the situation of someone who doesn’t know how to swim and they’re thrown in a body of water, a life guard is present and very capable of helping if the situation arises and they know that. but once in their body will go to fight and flight and although a life guard could easily assist the individual if they calm down but thrown in a very real situation the brain won’t just calm down. same in these situations, first instinct was probably “go home that’s safe”
The safest place in a city is the back seat of a police cruiser. No suspect gets killed while sitting in the back of a police car (aside from freak circumstances) while handcuffed.
I swear Wisconsin has some of the most well trained, professional police officers in the country. I've never seen police conduct themselves so well before I found this channel.
I had to do a double take on your profile picture because I thought you were a friend of mine who I had gone to high school with. You aren't her though, but you are beautiful!
If smoking pot puts you in jail you have reason to be pissed just as they have reason to put you there. However, the reason he's saying he's afraid for his life is because once you belong to the police you are mentally and emotionally abused, starved, your rights are stolen from you by your public defender, and they intimidate you as much as possible to make you agree to anything they say just to get away from the negativity that they thrive in. Be afraid of the police, most of them ARE out to trap you in as much legal retardation as possible.
@@AR-24 it’s funny because the guy knows what he did, he knows he ran from the cops and still asks if they are going to take him to jail? Nah bro we are here to tell you what an awesome job you did getting away from us 😂
It drives me crazy when these guys know they have committed a crime and have warrants and yet they still always say, "What did I do?" or, "I didn't do anything wrong." The officers deserve a medal for keeping the situation from escalating and spending so much time with the guy.
Even just letting him smoke after this long confrontation is a testament to their kindness. They acknowledge that he’s going through a stressful (even if self induced) time, and let him relax with a cigarette. Props to these amazing officers
I have so much mad respect for these cops. The one cop was so incredibly patient & deescalated the incident like a pro. They need to use this as an example of what to do during training. He’s AMAZING! Mad respect to him.
Yeah it's very nice from them that they treated him like a little baby boy, because if they did what they do normally, he could have been traumatized for the rest of his life... lol
@@Reth_Hard Yeah it's very nice from them that they treated him like a human being, because if they did what they do normally, he could have been traumatized for the rest of his life Fixed it, you were very close ;)
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Hat's off to both parties...I fought the law and the law one...
He did the right thing...it beats looking over your shoulder...hard to sleep well
with the rhetoric in the news today he could just be scared of police interactions but he ran and made the other guy an accomplice.
Probably one of THE MOST considerate, de-escalating, patient, HUMANE acts of law enforcement ever displayed. Well done officers.
*in the USA
In (wealthy)European Countries this behaviour is standard.
Keep in mind, devonte also helped the situation by noy fighting. Any situation can go south really fast. Many officers have experienced this which i think is why so many officers expect
@@FiNN-- its standard in America too, you just fell victim to propaganda
@@FiNN-- go hit someone else with your baton
They literally just lied to the guy and manipulated him into giving up information. SMH. This just shows that they should have a how to deal with the police video for every state. All this trouble bc the car had an expired tag. This isn't heroic or worth celebrating. It just shows that police will lie and be manipulative in a situation if it benefits them and most people are not taught how to deal with that. Talk to any criminal defense lawyer and the first thing they'll say is don't trust anything a police officer tells you.
The amount of patience displayed from these officers is just astounding.
They have to now bc he's the protected "I can't breathe" race, I mean... "oppressed".
that isnt patience. its foolishness and most likely will end badly for them. they babied that POS just because hes black.
I think they had too much ..any time you see someone trying to delay the process they take off. Classic sign
The first officer was a dick, but that second officer who made contact first at the apartment was a very patient, respectable individual
@@OneMeanArtist It is ridiculous that they treat this violent felon with kid gloves and then turn around and only give him a $1000 bond when he has already jumped bail 2 other times. This is exactly why crime is skyrocketing right now, they arrest these thugs and then they are right back out on the streets to commit more crimes.
These cops are beyond professional, they treated him with an enormous amount of respect. They let him mentally process what was about to happen. I wish all cops were like these guys. They definitely need a promotion and pay raise.
if more cops were like this so many people would still be alive
@@mrsmiff5054 yes
Even gave and lit his cigarette.
you guys know every single cop act nice just for suspects to be arrested. there’s no such thing as a good cop
@@Link________ what, do you know all the cops in the world?
This cop is amazing! His ability to keep control when the suspect is so frightened (and yes, bad things can happen, but obviously not with this cop) and to bring this guy in so peacefully has my full respect. Mom on the phone, cigarette in his mouth. Good job.
Being handcuffed and having cops light your cigarette is some g shit. Great cops man haha
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Wsp steezy big fan
No fr
nah fr. good job on your short w shneako
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Officer Nate is a real one, you can tell he's well-trained and loves his job! We should have all cops be as calm, dedicated, and well-trained as him!
And who between these officers in the front door is him ?
@@ΝίκοςΦ-η6ξthe front one with the yellow wrist band
@@ΝίκοςΦ-η6ξ the main one who's body fam footage we see? He even says "my names nate, what's your name"
@@papakev6676 You' re right.. Thank you.✌️
There's no way I would be that patient. Kudos to this officer, and all the other officers that go through this crap every day with these losers.👊❤✌
Dude the de-escalation skills of these officers was absolutely god-tier. Amazing officers.
Couldn't have asked for a better outcome. That was incredible!
Whoever trained these officers to act like they did in this scenario definitely deserve a promotion and a raise.
Is not de-escalation when you're playing chess with dummies just years of experience on the job
Ya he was pretty good
They should've just approached popped the door. These people need an ass whooping
Assault on a minor? Lock this dude tf up. What a weirdo
Weardo is like a person who wants to sexually defect them self to fit there gender that's not based on sex .
Assault on a Minor isn't a weardo thing that's a scum bad
Yeah fr forever
No wonder he was so nervous about going to jail...
His nerves almost made me feel bad for him acting like he so scared and what not, but then i remember his charges 🤦🏼♀️
These officers are the definition of patience. They reasoned with him and respected him even after he fled from them. Amazing work by the officers!
he literally couldve busted down the door too lmao
We giving props for doing their job correctly?💀
@@beanaboy903 yeah? When you get an +A on a test whenever you could have gotten a B+,B-,C+,C-,ect.. you congratulate yourself for doing well??
Or maybe you’re completely subjective on that lol
@@ohgreatheavens1160 weird analogy considering law enforcement doing their job correctly shouldn’t be a rare sighting and should be consistent. Cant directly control what you get on a test, lol so yeah, good try tho
@@beanaboy903 you getting bitches isn’t consistent either
the cop that talked him down in the hallway needs a damn raise.
I agree 👍👍
They were completely honest with him. You will be arrested, and most likely be right backbout on a signature bond, not even a money bond. And a date will be set for you to appear at a court hearing. Dont think they mentioned that tho lol. Sounds pretty simple to me
Fr
@@bruceradzwion6160 was very good of the officer to explain and de escalate the situation.you can tell the man was just petrified in panic when the officer asked him why he’d left.to top it all they lit his cig.very best of the police for sure
@@musawirmohd6353 yes, the officer was outstanding to explain everything to him. I think the officer has a future as a Psychologist 😲 😀
THAT'S GOTTA BE THE MOST CIVILIZED AND PROFESSIONAL BUNCH OF OFFICERS I'VE EVER SEEN GETTING THAT GUY OUTTA THE HOUSE. Kudos to them!
Right! I could not have done that 😡
@@tamiko_8369then please stay away from federal jobs.
So true
@@Jbeats37😂😂😂
@fallofanempire6039 What did you think they did wrong? Not shooting him when he opened the door?
HOW ARE YOU SCARED OF JAIL?, BUT NOT SCARED TO COMMIT CRIMES? NO SENSE
Giant toddler
he isn't scared of jail but rather he is scared of what will happen to him in jail with those charges 💯
Make it make sense right!!!
@ HUMANS SUCK
Innocent til proven guilty in a court of law.
I’ve never seen officers act so polite.
I mean if you cooperate they'll be nice but if you turn into the hard way they're going to be very mean trust me
@@UniverseHeroscollide Yes, but this could have gotten really ugly and because of the officer it did not. He earned his pay that day. Well done.
Yah here in Texas they would have had swat beat his door in and right after beat his face in. If more cops had this level of professionalism people wouldn't despise them the way they do. Badge or no badge, we're all human and deserve to be treated with respect.
Been wandering around with your eyes closed I gather? What an asinine statement.
It’s the law man try that in congo . I’ll get slapped
These are totally the coolest and most patient cops I have ever seen.
Yeah, great cops. Spending the whole day running after an idiot. Needed to kick in the door and get him in the first 5 minutes.
i would have dragged his ass out after about 60 seconds.
They would have been better if they gave him the G floyd special!
It's almost like if you treat cops with courtesy and respect like the people they are. You will more then likely get it back! What a shocker!
@@brianalaundrie6192ur weird
He has multiple felonies for fleeing, etc.......bail set at.....$1000?!?!?!!?!? WTF
Bet his in the wind...
Right
Ya this has gone far beyond ridiculous. But as long as the CRIMINALS fee fees aren’t hurt, right?
Agreed, and in most states you can post bond for 10% which means he (or mommy) can post $100 and he is back on the streets. Its no wonder why these folks don't care anymore.
@@samuelkilianjr.3694 Depends on the bond type given by the court, which in this case I couldn't see this not being set by a judge (versus a bond at the originating jail by police).
Sometimes it's full cash, 10% full cash, surety, etc.
😂 The fact that a 29yr old keeps calling his mommy is so gangster! Lmaooooo
Watch him momma post his bail watch
They are usually a mommas boy
Sadly this is the generation of men raised by women that “ Don’t need no man” it’s disgusting to watch honestly
I mean your mom is truly your only bestfriend. You and god. Sometimes they’re the only one you can truly talk too and trust. Just just did dumb decisions like myself but shii can be better yfm
did he say he was a gangster? he didn't make the best choices but he did de-escalate and turn himself in. i don't think we should be making fun of someone who in a heavily emotional situation can regain self control. so what if he wants to talk to his mother. maybe she's the only one there for him
The simple fact that they kept their word and gave that man a cig says a lot. I've even seen good cops break their word. Honesty goes a long way
man they ashed the smoke for him. They didnt hurt him from what we saw. They were willing to even keep mom on the phone to watch but i get him not wanting her to see him in cuffs. I give the cops a 10/10 and im gonna say idk the other charge of assualt on an officer but the guy seemed more scared of cops then aggresive
Seen "good cops" break their word..
🙄
Wow
nop
@@jesusgavemeaids And the fool even said, "hOnistea cUMz a lONg wAi" for a CRIMINAL🤦....Definitely a low IQ...
This is because all of the police budget cutting
This needs to be shown everywhere, this was AMAZING de-escalation and patience. They listened, explained, and adapted to the situation. Incredible.
omg, look at them do their job, i wanna lick their boots
Indeed.
For US standards maybe 😬
I watched the film the other guy's , and i watched this one till the very end only because of the rich Will Farrell's voice which certainly got me to sit up straight upand pay close attention without any regtrets.
They even ashing his cig for him, what a public service.
Officers were true professionals and their patience prevented the situation from potentially becoming violent. Great work!!
This is what proper training looks like. These are well trained crisis officers
Right not to steal from the officers at all, I do wanna say it takes 2 to tango though just keep in mind, if Davonta really wanted to he could've done so many other things, so on one hand kinda proud of him, but on the other that EXTRA shows how good of a job they did, cuz he only did that because he liked them and they truly made him feel comfortable in their presence and like they were as sincere as they said. Idk, kinda restored my faith in humanity so now I'm being wishy washy.
It’s funny we got to congratulate cops for doing their jobs
@@underrated4499 right. The assumption that it would turn violent is a bit ignorant as well
This is why I know I couldn't be a police officer. I would love to think this is the type of officer I would be but the amount of times I rolled my eyes at this dude is unreal. You've got felonies. You put the lives of complete strangers at risk because you didn't want to get caught and YOU'RE scared of officers talking to you like a toddler? Please. Kudos to these officers.
I agree. He's a big, bad thug when committing felonies but when the cops come knocking he's suddenly scared and shaking like a leaf. He's not a man, he's a child masquerading as a man. Sad.
This guy is scared to get arrested, not fearful for his life. These police officers are being very calm and accommodating. What Devante can’t understand is that when you break the law, you get arrested. The police aren’t going to leave. Instead of being a man about this and taking care of business, he’s trying to talk his way out of this.
He was faking being scared so he could claim he was a victim in court. He's a psychopath.
This is fact!!!!
Facts, I think they took way too long to get the job done and too lenient on him. They not that nice where I’m from
By the time this video was taken Davonta was quite well versed in breaking the law and being arrested. He knew he was going BACK to jail.
That’s what happens when you never had a father figure.
He calls his mommy for the traffic stop, she lies and tells police she doesn’t know him, he gets arrested at her house and he doesn’t know he has felonies including child enticement. He gets his lying ways from his mommy.
That’s from not having a dad his mom is for the streets, didn’t raise him right at all.
Mommy says "he's a good boy"
„Never hurt anybody, always played with his kids and wanted to go to college later this year“
While having multiple violent felony arrest and a unregistered gun in possession, which the media conveniently look over.
the apple doesn't fall far from the tree
@@hkk3656 they always say that😂💀 “he wouldn’t do that” or “he was a good person if you knew him” should be good to the ppl that don’t know ya too lol
I can’t believe they not only let him smoke a cigarette before transportation, but ashed his cigarette and put it back in his mouth for him. These cops were patient and understanding…outstanding job guys!
In can I y hope the judge wil be as considerate and jail him for 20 years out of consideration for his victims the society and the taxpayers money.
@@alberto5770 bros name is alberto
Yep black privilege dude.
@@scratchy1704yeah, sure bro. That’s why we constantly see white people being shot & killed by the police that just randomly decide to escalate seemingly normal situations, right? You’re so full of shit 😂😂😂 life with a smooth brain must be chill, going through life with massive naivety & not understanding all the shit that goes on must be so nice
Yes almost like all of them are human beings
29 and calling mommy is wild af
Nah im a man and always need my mom
@@kyle4586 If you are a grown man, you do not need your mom to solve your problems.....
Nah fam I'd call my mom at 40 if I need her.
Agree
No it ain't man. Ppl want comforted in scary situations. Soldiers dying on D-Day were yelling out for their moms too, those weren't men?
29 and still calling mom? That’s because she let him get away with so much as a kid. My parents always told me if I get arrested they will not be coming to help me and to not bother calling them, I’ve never been in trouble with police. He’s 29 and trembling scared because of his own actions that he chose to do...
You never been in trouble because youve had a quote on quote perfect family or whatever that’s not everyone life but good for you bud
It's called lack of parental supervision, discipline, and accountability.
Yep my mom said the same thing when i went to jail at 19 , she answered the phone but promptly said verbatim “what did i tell you before?” And immediately hung up. I spent all of my savings and learned my got damn lesson.
He wasn't actually calling his mom. It was a girl of his, the whole thing was just a ruse to let her know he's probably going to jail and also to see if she had any info on the car he could give to police
Yup because he’s a coward and refuses to take responsibility for his actions.
This is what I call professional officers, much respect to humanity always.The Patience is incredible, please treat people like you wanted to be treated.
F your feelings. Are you insane? He drove off from a traffic stop. He could have smashed into somebody else. At what point is it that he is just a piece of $hit? People like you scare the crap out of me. You're the reason why crime is going through the roof. All so your feelings can be cuddled. GTFOH.
Yes they were. He asked them though "Who are you looking for". They didn't answer. Why not just answer? And they didn't know that they would take him to jail. Come on.
@@KayDejaVu It's called coercion, it's done to take him in safely. I'm sure you would have done better though.
Ive had some be super cool but some that assumed something and acted as though i was being Suspicious and just were so nasty and mean and when i ended up not having anything wrong they seemed to try and escalate things out of disappointment. My nervous reaction with cops now is because i am worried that is going to happen again. Big dudes can have ptsd too.
@@bryanmagnor4217 bro, you're jacked. That, alone, is enough to make cops uneasy. Just be extremely polite from minute one. If they are dickish after that, just ignore it and be polite.
The amount of empathy displayed by these cops is astounding!
It's a bit ridiculous. They now have go treat wanted criminals like children.
@@chrisbungenstock8552children that were raised with no proper education or nourishment
@@chrisbungenstock8552it’s mainly because they were worried he might use a weapon but as time went on they just kept the demeanor
@@chrisbungenstock8552it’s called a diffusion tactic… by being friendly and seeming harmless and like they were just there to help him, they managed to close the distance between him and them down that long hall. Had they came at him aggressively, he would have likely just ran back in and locked the door again, potentially arming himself with a gun or knife etc. This was an excellent arrest… zero violence required, done by an officer who’s quick and charismatic with his tongue. But don’t get it twisted, the police are never there to help you and just use this tactic to get people feeling comfortable so they admit to the crimes, and it’s an easy open and shut case for the officers. Quick and easy arrest.
What is it with all these nonsense robot like comments using the word astounding? It’s so pathetic what mindless sheep will do for likes.
Omg, we need cops like that
Honest, straightforward, and just all-around nice cops.
yeah I mean afterall, criminals are so polite and respectful. This genius could have hit another car full of kids when he sped off to evade arrest. He's a criminal and a crybaby idiot to boot, I can't understand how the comment section think these cops needed to baby this idiot so much.
These cops are incredible and very patient. This is the training we asked for. Cool, calm, and collected police officers.
I know, right?!? They need to be praised and held up as the standard
The cops just don't want to give yet another black dirtbag the excuse to turn himself into a martyr.
@@ug333 Praised? For doing their job? lol
@@357pghguero yes. arent you glad when somebody says to you thank you for your work?
Amen, amen. God thos guy was frustrating, but this is what I want to see put of cops. I get that ACAB means the systems and laws aren't right, but we still need cops, and we need good, well-trained, empathetic cops.
This needs to be shown yearly for Officer training. This was legit incredible how they handled this.
all they have to do is not hire immature police officers that are dumb, they need a system to test the applicants properly so they can have quality officers like them
@@lemonstrangler it’s hard to put someone in a situation like this in a controlled environment to test them.
In the military we would stress fires with simulated ammunition, strenuous exercise before, and have a set amount of time. It’s tough, but nothing like real world contact.
The minimum age for LEO should be 25 and a 4 year degree. Paying a 21 yo 32-36k is going to end badly period.
@@RoofTopFocus its not that hard if america bans guns
@@lemonstrangler Removing rights due to poor governance isn’t the answer.
@@RoofTopFocus Its not rights, this is the stupidest argument that american can say. You put your right to have gun above lives of people. Imagine thniking you are safer beacouse you have gun, seriously? motherfuckers on the street too, wdm safer xDDD its literally FPS in real life bro think twice and go to school
These are some of the calmest and most respectful LEOs I’ve ever seen. Good on ya boys. Thank you for keeping your humanity
Amen!
damn right
Hard to keep humane when you're dealing with the less humane
That will change when the kindness of one of them is exploited and an officer ends up shot dead. It just hasn’t happened to their department yet
The “hey good job” after the arrest is made is golden lol
“I’m scared for my life right now.” So scared you put it at risk by fleeing from the cold?? That’s one way to guarantee they come at you aggressively.
This is what protecting and serving looks like. Perfect example of what it looks like to not escalate the situation. Good job officers.
Still the criminal was in the wrong
@@MetaMortis21 they never said he wasn’t?
@@MetaMortis21 Ok. And? You wanna kill him?
@@MetaMortis21 you’re miserable to be around prob
Took too long….
This police officer is a god damn hero, the way he de-escalates the situation and goes out of his way to not only comfort the individual but also allow him to continue talking to his mom is bewildering; absolutely human and it gives me a sense of admiration.
How is that bewildering? There's nothing confusing about an officer calmly deescalating and showing a little human decency. Then you say "absolutely human"? Yeah, they're definitely human beings. What else would they be? Did you mean "humane"?
I can tell he has a heart and even lets Devonte smoke his cigarettes.
@@marctandoh5335 He told him he had some and offered him one, but I'm pretty sure that dude had his own and the Newports were his. He didn't ask to smoke a cigarette without having his own already. But yeah, the cop was considerate to offer and even let him smoke one in general.
Remember when they woulda kicked the door because he's a violent felon wanted on serious charges and they're the police
Its also going to get him killed.
Man, stop doing things that put you in this position and doing this to your mama! Those officers were so polite and patient! I’m impressed and so glad we have officers like them.
So true
He wasn't scared when he was committing all those felonies was he
Agree, but he’s prolly like this because of her, sounds like no dad
1:20 not bro snapping his friend a picture of the police on Snapchat 😂
The de-escalation and negotiation tactics by these officers are amazing. Glad to see some great police officers out there.
It is so unfortunate that there are many officers who do not exemplify such professionalism and empathy
@@hertexfas985 there are way more good than bad out there. You just never see it because the media skews everyone’s view by only showing the bad/isolated incidents on their broadcasts and reports. You wouldn’t catch any big network or journalist reporting on an incident like this because it was handled properly and all parties walked away unharmed
@@hertexfas985 criminals deserve neither of those things. You get what you give.
@@chrismcbride4839 do you know how much paper work it would have been to kick in the door ans tackle him after deploying a taser?
@@chrismcbride4839 in this situation, the results speak for themselves
MUCH MUCH RESPECT FOR THESE OFFICERS. The patience and kindness these guys portrayed was amazing. Wish every cop was like this.
Yes, gotta love officers wasting all this time babying adults when they could be potentially preventing crime and giving help elsewhere
They literally just lied to the guy and manipulated him into giving up information. SMH. Don't let these goofy-ass cops push you around. This just shows that they should have a how to deal with the police video for every state. All this trouble bc the car had an expired tag. This isn't heroic or worth celebrating. It just shows that police will lie and be manipulative in a situation if it benefits them and most people are not taught how to deal with that. Talk to any criminal defense lawyer and the first thing they'll say is don't trust anything a police officer tells you.
@@triangleking3213 why would you flee a officer and nearly run over his foot? 🙄
I mean you're partly right, If they treat you really with disrespect etc. but you gotta treat them with respect too!
@@rsbah He (potentially) IS a criminal! 🙄
@fallofanempire6039 what's PD?
These officers are extremely professional and considerate of the environment. This was good police work
Top notch. They convinced him that he would be safe, and that he had no choice to being arrested.
No, it’s stupendous. They went far, FAR above and beyond. What pisses me off is that this elite-level police response is now going to be considered to be what is expected.
This should be an example of what professionalism really is.
It ridiculous, idiot should comply or gee not do illegal shit.
No such thing
That dude did NOT slam the door in the officer’s face. NOW that lady who was asked to stay in her house SLAMMED door! 😂
for a guy who's that ''scared'' of cops, he is sure doing a great job of involving them in his life
Lmfao
peopl who break the law are usually " scared of cops".. he involved himself in their life, get the facts straight.
@@jeandellagjianni3548 wrong
@@jeandellagjianni3548 I'm scared because of how common corruption is, I cant do anything to them but they can sprinkle crack on me and beat me half to death and get paid vacation. Fuck doing crimes, some of these bastards will find a crime to get you on. Whether you did it or not
He is Scared of going to jail with child charges ,
The professionalism that was displayed by the officer with the yellow bracelet was immensely impressive - great job bud.
Facts we need to applaud and award this type of action in line of duty.
The amount of privilege this criminal showed was astounding. He knows exactly what and why they are there and he's scared for his life .. got it lmao
@Rat Cxnt yes line of duty asshole. The cops had enough merit to rush him kick in the door or whatever and beat his ass for obstruction. Davonta was obviously was terrified of going back to county jail, likely because of abuse he experienced in there. That's why he was stalling and trembling. The police officer was able to recognize that and chose to deescalate and peacefully bring him in. When ur policing adult human beings u gotta treat them with baseline level of respect . criminal or not because everyone is innocent till proven guilty or valid probable cause is presented. They knew davonta had a violent past they could have been physical with him and got the job done quick, but the police officers chose to take their time do the job right. Secure the perimeter, one person gives commands. Listen to what's going on even though Davonta was capping like fuck they still listened treated him like one of their neighbors. They even sparked his cigarette for him.
@@dtcdtc8328 he prolly was having PTSD because he was brutally abused while in county jail. That's why he kept crying please I just left county over and over again. Go back and watch it Davonta was shaking the whole time after they started talking about the fleeing, he was just being loud and shit like a scared dog
Lol Applaud him for what? His “professionalism”? That’s literally his job!
I mean Does the customers at the grocery applaud you for bagging groceries? 😂😂 you set yourself up for that one! 🤣🤣😂😂
Props to the cops for handling themselves professionally and demonstrating supreme patience.
Whatever makes the day go by faster stupid.
I could never
that supreme patience can get them killed easly
Too much patience. That could get then killed in other situations. It is rolling the dice, really.
Majority of cops are like that tbh. But the news will never show anything like this because it doesn't fit their narrative.
If anything they want us to think the other way around thinking cops are bad and criminals are good people. Smh
“Hey Mommy, please convince this officer to let me go!”🚔
Holy shit, I don't think I've ever seen police try so incredibly hard to de-escalate a situation instead of just using overwhelming force. Props to those officers. They are genuinely serving their community professionally
A lot of tolerance for the little bitch.
There are a lot of bad cops out there, but there are also a lot of good ones
A waste of resources.
Happens all the time you just don’t pay attention.
@KB-ld6ql True. But most departments in general, the cops will send 2 or three officers to the window. Three to the front door. They'll knock, tell him to come outside and when he refuses, they will just wait. Warrant issued then boom; they bust down the door and take him. These are some of few cops that actually managed to calm the situation to the point he surrender peacefully
These cops went above and beyond. They didn't have to be as nice as they were at all. Alot of respect for these cops.
Agreed!
Yea I would be a way worse cop. I don't have time for this shit.
As always it seems . A great deal of empathetic professionalism shown to suspects not familiar with the true magnitude of their crimes . The last charge had a concerning effect on me as I'm sure it did many professionals .
@@philisbramlett6890 When people said they wanted bail reform did they mean letting violent kid diddlers out to roam about with no ID in ghost cars?
Uh huh yeah, this same kiNdNeSs is going to get them all killed one day ⚠️🤓
These officers are completely on a different level. Their de-escaltion and rapport building skills are top-notch. Very well trained and displayed integrity and maintained control. Very nicely done!
nothing special
The best way to de-escalate is mace or a night stick. Sick of these criminals being treated like a crying baby. They deserve nothing and if I did what he did,neither would i.
@@edwardcapobianco2975I bet the police would rather an easy arrest that lessens the risk of any harm to themselves. You seem to just want violence for violence sake.
@@fiverx2159 treating scumbags with respect does not bring law and order. Fear and punishment do. I was a bookmaker for gangsters in Brooklyn years ago, i often thought of skimming money and past posting bets. You know why I didn't? FEAR and PUNISHMENT!! If this operation had been owned by a nobody,I would have skimmed. No repercussions leads to a breakdown of society!
@@edwardcapobianco2975 I agree that criminals should be punished, but how you're describing it with nothing but violence does more harm than good. It starts a culture in society that teaches us to hate cops. When cops act the way these officers did, it builds reputation, showing that officers are willing to work with people instead of just hurt them.
The terrified shaking shows he wasn’t lying about being scared 😢
Then he should obey the law.. and stop committing crimes. 💕✌🏽
These officers were extremely patient, and professional.
Their levels of patience are mind blowing. These dudes need a raise.
Nah man because they were so patient they didn't hit their quota, now they lose the Christmas bonus
@@BaldRice bro the car was 2 YEARS over and your being stupid he drove off if your willing to do more time by driving away from cops then you deserve to go to jail
@@BaldRice and thats why its illegal to have quotas yet still stations "secretly" have them to make more money.
@@AdroneZ1480 not really people have rights my guy... If they rushed him they still cant kick down his door without a warrant the circumstances for that to be legal are pretty strict
nop
It’s comical everytime he’s involved with the cops he calls his mom lol
I was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂
And he's literally implying if I'm under arrest I'm ducking back in cuz I'm scared
well, he doesn't really have his dad's phone number.
i am too cause she the only one who can touch my savings account, you stupid
wonder if he called his mom when he got arrested for enticing a child to have sex with him
13:33
👮♀️ “charges for what?”
Devonte: “UHHH” 😂😂
15 minutes in and the officer seems super empathetic and is handeling the situation extremely well. Shout out to him.
How is empathetic professional in this situation?
Their are generally policies police departments follow tlto try and deescalate situations until certain circumstances arrise. Thats one way.
holy shit this is the nicest arrest ive ever seen in my life. they even treated him to some cigarettes? this is like getting arrested in first class holy fuck this gave me goosebumps at how wholesome this arrest was LMAO
Should be how all police interactions go. Went from running from the police, then being absolutely terrified and irate ending with him apologizing and them sharing a smoke. People make mistakes. Hopefully this changes this kid for the better.
lmaoo @ first class arrest
When you're not violent, just scared, police will bend over backwards for you... most of the time.
The bad ones just treat it like a 9-5 and don't care.
some newports at that
Like catching bass
This cop sounds so chill even when he takes off
Nothing's more annoying than an overgrown adult lying, playing dumb and making dumb ass decisions.
They did a really good job with this one. The dude was clearly having a panic attack and they didn't use that as an excuse to escalate. They really helped him out.
No doubt about it. Even let him have a smoke knowing that it would help calm his nerves
The dude later got charged with "Child Enticement" who cares about his panic attacks. Imagine the mental damage the kid will go through when they are older, and know some scum bag criminal was trying to persuade them into sexual favors. This dude could've gotten smoked, and it would have only made the world a better place. You think he would have gotten the shakes, if he actually got a hold of the kid he was trying to entice?
@@tat3998 they promised him a cigarette and gave it to him immediately
This easily could have gone south and been physical
Great de-escalation
Wonder if he was having a panic attack after almost running an officer over and endangering several drivers by initiating a chase (thankfully the officer didnt engage)
FFS you thug huggers. God forbid if you hurt the feelings of the 13%
These officers were seriously some of the best iv seen. This dude was sketchin me out and I thought he was lying about being scared but when I saw him shaking I knew dude was having an anxiety attack. So nice of the officers to continuously assure him that he’s okay and even give him a cigarette and light it for him.
To be honest I wish all cops were like this I feel way more people would trust them because truth be told a lot of people don’t trust the police black or white
Really....he wasn't having an anxiety attack, have you ever heard of acting. This career criminal needs to be locked up...and his mommy, needs to stop babying him (1 of the charges was enticement of a child....get the picture).
@@karenr.3597 Don't trust anyone that looks like him, they're all liars and will kill you without second thought.
@@karenr.3597 you have a fake account with a fake profile picture using the name Karen making several comments on this page with radical conservative American nationalist perspectives while downing people at their lowest regardless of the unavailable information. Find God. And if you’re gonna do this, at least use your real name or face instead of hiding
This must be staged. BLM repeatedly told me as they burned down my town that white cops were hunting and shooting every black man they found.
Protect these officers at all times, this was handled perfectly
No it wasn’t. 😂
@@DJFuqNutzlet’s see you do better
No lets not. Pigs can protect themselves.
@@lennarthagen3638 someone has some bias! 😝
Liberals/leftists: “The utter brutality of the officers here is sickening! ACAB!”
This guy still calls his Mom when he gets in trouble. Wow!
That officer is so clear in his communication, and very nice . Great Job officers.
NOT ALL COPS have time on their schedule to take so much time for an arrest knowing that they're understaffed to cover the region assigned.
The professionalism and compassion that these officers displayed is absolutely incredible, massive respect!!
honestly this was the greatest video ive seen of police officers all year and I really am glad that these men choose that profession
they should've just arrested him. all that talk and the suspect did the crime .
I would still have respect for the officers if they smashed his thug face in too.
You said it best. Multiple professionals and good leadership on scene. This is what we want from every police department in the United States. It doesn't seem like too much to ask, imo.
I was so pleased that the cop gave him the promised cigarette. My first assumption was that the cops are lying to get compliance and will not stand by any promises made. Offering to keep the phone on was awesome. So many cops feel overly threatened by cameras.
This is the first time I’ve seen a cop let a suspect smoke a cigarette. The level of care and patience they gave this guy is beyond remarkable. God bless guys, please keep safe. Thank you for all that you do. Much love and respect.
Theyve been doing that for decades
They take mass shooters to Burger King, this is nothing.
They shouldn’t have let him smoke.
@@robdubent He looked pretty shook. They probably wanted to keep him calm.
they dont deserve it if they have pending charges involving a minor.
Dude has a rap sheet a mile long and gets $1000 bond what a joke
These are the nicest, most patient cops ever. They deserve a huge amount of credit and praise.
Dont you wish they werent though
@@memphistiger7775 Where is that question coming from. The person praised the officers for being professional and somehow from somewhere you come up with that silly question.
@@davidhbrown9767 So that criminal didnt annoy you at all?
@@memphistiger7775 it doesn’t matter if they annoy you.
@@krakeronkrak4365 good one
The way the officers handled this situation is ASTOUNDING! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
the way they seamlessly immediately do good cop bad cop, during a felony barricaded suspect; without him really knowing it was a felony stop, was absolutely incredible.
idk anything about cops, but i know these two dudes are fuckin cool Lol
This kids a drain on the economy. All the police work, not following basic laws. Possession of cocaine. fleeing the scene, bail jumping (X2)...This kid deserved these cops to bum rush him and clean his clock after he shut the door on them. I have no sympathy for this shithead.
They lied to him about not going to jail. These Wisconsin cops are a terrified breed.
You spelled embarrassing wrong
@@eblizz20you spelled “I need to shut the fuck up” wrong
These officers should be an example on how to handle a situation, they are very kind and proffesional.
Sounds great and all but you can't always be kind because these criminals are unpredictable.This perp was annoying and lucky they were even as nice as they were.
We need cops .
However , I know I act differently when I know I am being recorded .
Human nature .
Can't always be kind that's how you get caught slippin
@@johndough4289 what community is that?
Something is seriously wrong with people….
"What have I done wrong?" Driving an Un-Rego vehicle, Fleeing from police...
Bruh just go to jail.
5 Open cases, including assaulting an officer and child enticing. They should've snack his ass up. It's sad they have to coddle these Mammas boys.
What makes me laugh is how they think they can talk themselves out of getting arrested, lmao save your breath just accept your fate.
He knows all he did. Ppl just need to man up & admit, & be responsible. It was just a matter of time.
Yup just grow up pay your debt then get your shit together. The longer you put it off the worse it's going to inevitably get.
Asserting14th amendment right to travel. LEGAL!
There's a difference between being scared of police brutality and being scared of being held accountable and going to jail people have gone soft if they think this man fears for his life
They are not scared when doing a crime, isnt that lovely
right!!!
@@m.s.r4575 - exactly! It’s not until they are caught
Zac Rushton: Finally, someone who sees this for what it is!
He’s scared cause he’s a pedo and knows what’s gonna happen when bitch ass goes to prison. His mom is to blame. They need to do better.
That cop is wonderful. Kind, respectful and humane. If you’re reading this officer, thank you for being so wonderful!
officer nate right the guy wit the yellow band on his wrist!!! amazin officer
When Davonta runs and kill's a family of four which happen two days ago in Houston .Thank those wonderful officers for being so kind. WTF
The cop deserves a metal. Bc back in the 60s they would beat you down if you didn't talk to them. They wanted it back then. These days every police interaction I have had, they were respectful and even tho it was only a ticket they made me feel safer. Yeah, it sucked to get a ticket but I would never battle the pigs. They have guns and a license to kill. I won't play any games with them bc they want to keep people safe. It's so rare to find bad cops. Bad cops were so bad back in the day
Shit brought a tear to my eyes on how nice these cops were....
@@deancollins3713 So they were supposed to treat him like a potential killer with no evidence to support that…and treat him like shit……
Ok
“Who are we looking for?… what’s your name?” 😂😂😂😂
That was probably the most wholesome and excrutiating arrest ive ever had to watch. The officers telling him "good job" at the end felt like a parent talking to their kid after he got his flu shot.
It was pathetic. He's a career felon and he's being treated like a child. Fck that.
I feel bad for the mother having to deal with this dude’s behavior. The officers did an amazing job de-escalating the situation.
😂😂😂 his mother is the reason
She is the one that enabled him his entire life
@@lovepet4565yal are so weird and sound dumb that's her child period yal don't know what parents do or don't do a lot of yal don't even have parents that give a damn where u even at
Someone raised him into the person he is today
@@Awholeopinionor the opposite. Thousands of black moms have tried to do right by their kids and raise them right but without a father and surrounded by bad influences... it rarely matters. Can't blame the mom without knowing more, honestly.
The way the officer used de-escalation tactics and showed tremendous patience was incredible. Bravo
Totally professional.
it's almost like they're trained to be professional manipulators 🤯🤯stop supporting government thugs
Wisconsin police officers especially away from cities are some of the best.
They should make this headline news and show this in the media but they only want to show killings. That’s probably why this was shaking in his boots he was probably programmed to assume they were gonna kill him
@@gavinmoore9435 Meanwhile, here in L.A. we have organized police gangs! WTF
He's acting like a kid avoiding a beating from his mom 😂
He’s 💅🏻🏳️🌈 and it’s obvious. Why did he have an underaged boy in his passenger seat? 💀, definitely a predator.
These cops literally need to be on tour showing every department this video and explaining their skills and tactics to every police department in the United States. They are some freaking heroes in my eyes!
No they don't. Criminals need to stop being criminals and cops need to stop being pussies and go back to the good old days
Sometimes there is no way around it but to use force, not every encounter plays the same
The cops did a great job, but it went this smoothly because Devonta knew he had no escape plan. He gave up willingly because he didn’t have a way out and more of the uniformed gang were coming. He didn’t want them getting a warrant and going in that house.
@@TheBookofEliTheGreat yeah, it's almost like there are laws and there are punishments for breaking them. Who would have guessed!? Laws just been in place in human society for what 4000 years or more?
These were REALLY good officers. They were patient, honest and thoroughly explained everything in detail. They took the time that was needed to get him to comply and proceed with business as smoothly as possible. Excellent work.👏
this is a perfect example of how a simple difference in approach can change the outcome of a situation, like rather than approaching with anger just being calm and reasonable and reassuring
These officers are speaking to him like he’s a 8 year old child but he’s scared for his life???? 😂😂😂
For a grown man he sure does need his Mommy a lot.. I bet her heart drops every time she receives a call from him.
"There's my son who is attracted to children.." is not something anyone should have to say.. in fact society should treat such when found guilty to a wood chipper
Yeah a real tough guy whi is "scared" and calling mama like she gonna save him
He has anxiety man leave him be
He knows he's getting his ass took in jail
@@fbgmerk8178 He's a kid toucher.
The police did a great job of keeping things calm. In my opinion, they were some of the best police officers I have seen. Great job of taking care of the situation. I hope that the guy they had to arrest is getting his life together.
some people ain't built for a life of crime. maybe he'll straighten up after this
@@Kevinschart idk man, at the end it said he was charged for child enticement. that's a pretty sick thing to do, he's certainly built to be kept off the streets with that kind of stuff
@@Ash-vu3cw Well sure, but he can't be a hard core criminal with a rap sheet, and then get the shakes when it's time to get locked up.
Like talking to a 4 year old. Gets pulled over and calls mom at 29 years old.
If I'm correct they were on the phone already and it was her car smh.
@@mamamooniedoesn’t matter. That’s a grown ass man and he’s the one driving. Momma can’t do shit for you at 30 years old.
@@mamamoonie then when they found the car and contacted her she acted like she didn’t know much about him. So she’s clearly part of the problem. And people that agree with shit like this is also, part of the problem.
Grown man calls mommy to lie to the cop also.😂
He's not scared for his life. He's scared of accountability.
Let me guess back the blue??
@@dareonallen9574 I doubt it but let's not kid ourselves🤨 you know what the hell they're doing these days and all in the name of BLM
You're absolutely right
Basically
I don’t get the fascination with cops but to each it’s own
I love seeing cops who actually know how to de-escalate a situation.
It's a little too much though. These criminals deserve a lot worse so they don't do any of that again. Seriously
Cops shouldn't have to be psychiatrists.
@@stansmith5610 not how it works💀💀
@@elevate32767 yes they should they deal with crazy people and addicts all the time. police in this 2nd world country (USA) get absolutely no training when compared to every 1st world country
@@CheekyTop1 homie basically said “yea just take um out back an shoot um in the back of the head while they look at the river
You can tell this guy's never been held accountable for his actions. Life isn't a video game, do the crime you do the time.
exactly...thats why he calls his mommy every time he gets in trouble.
I’d rather find away to go inside and end it all, at that point. Cuz if they take you to jail your life’s basically over. Plus he’ll be labeled be a felon. What more can you do after that. Sad society but this how it works.
@@swaveyjay69 Well if you don't make stupid ass decisions that land you with a felony to begin with, you wouldn't have to worry about it..
@@gstylez0107 damn, this right here, I don’t think anyone has considered this! Are you a fucking scholar sir?
@@swaveyjay69 Sad society? Do stupid things, win stupid prizes. Take responsibility for your actions.
Davonta is one scary ahh character 😂😂
$1000 cash bond for that long list of felonies is just wrong, it would be a benefit to the community to keep him behind bars
Crazy just don’t do such crazy shit and you’ll be let go so easily by the system wow
ikr especially the child inticement charge, there should never be bonds when someone has a charge involving minors
right hes a menace give him no bond
spent 1500 just to get my car out of the impound for expired registration, this world is crazy. I do appreciate the police's patience and professionalism nonetheless.
@Coke umm I’m pretty sure that had a good reason to suspend your license and yet you made a choice to endanger the public and drive anyways 🤦🏿♂️…ok…I do agree his bond is low…
It’s bizarre to me that someone will say “I’m scared for my life” and then immediately make a choice that will ruin their lives… or will use that excuse as a reason for why they made a bad choice and ruined their own lives.
i thought of this, but take the situation of someone who doesn’t know how to swim and they’re thrown in a body of water, a life guard is present and very capable of helping if the situation arises and they know that. but once in their body will go to fight and flight and although a life guard could easily assist the individual if they calm down but thrown in a very real situation the brain won’t just calm down. same in these situations, first instinct was probably “go home that’s safe”
@@DanielGonzalez-uy3wh your swimming metaphor is ironic here 🤣
The safest place in a city is the back seat of a police cruiser. No suspect gets killed while sitting in the back of a police car (aside from freak circumstances) while handcuffed.
nobody asked tho
@@BadKarma-vy1ly edgy
I swear Wisconsin has some of the most well trained, professional police officers in the country. I've never seen police conduct themselves so well before I found this channel.
I had to do a double take on your profile picture because I thought you were a friend of mine who I had gone to high school with. You aren't her though, but you are beautiful!
@@Rykiz_Vidz I doubt it's a real picture! It's probably a fake profile
best officers and worst judges
@@STAYWOKE000attractive people exist
@@Rykiz_Vidzw rizz
Amazingly, patient police work. These guys were awesome talking him down.
You can’t be scared to go to jail if you’re out here doing things that can put you there🤷🏽♀️
Because they don’t think they’re gonna get caught..
They are never prepared for those kind of things just expect things to be the same forever
ARE out to get you.
If smoking pot puts you in jail you have reason to be pissed just as they have reason to put you there. However, the reason he's saying he's afraid for his life is because once you belong to the police you are mentally and emotionally abused, starved, your rights are stolen from you by your public defender, and they intimidate you as much as possible to make you agree to anything they say just to get away from the negativity that they thrive in. Be afraid of the police, most of them ARE out to trap you in as much legal retardation as possible.
@@AR-24 it’s funny because the guy knows what he did, he knows he ran from the cops and still asks if they are going to take him to jail? Nah bro we are here to tell you what an awesome job you did getting away from us 😂
It drives me crazy when these guys know they have committed a crime and have warrants and yet they still always say, "What did I do?" or, "I didn't do anything wrong." The officers deserve a medal for keeping the situation from escalating and spending so much time with the guy.
he didn't do nothing, he a good boy
They are known as “dindo’s” as in “din do nuttin”.
@@FUG_GOOGL 😂😂
It is seriously a pattern I have noticed with individuals that commit a crime. It seriously makes me more interested in the subject.
They deserve a medal for not shooting the place up? Low bar.
Even just letting him smoke after this long confrontation is a testament to their kindness. They acknowledge that he’s going through a stressful (even if self induced) time, and let him relax with a cigarette. Props to these amazing officers
Only cooperative dudes should get cigarettes.
@@unsolicitedditkapics9722exactly
That is a grown ass man 😂
They are babying him
@@rsbah he might look grown, but mentally he's clearly 16
Ridiculous why .enableing
what the hell this dude think his momma gonna do for him?? LMFAO
I have so much mad respect for these cops. The one cop was so incredibly patient & deescalated the incident like a pro. They need to use this as an example of what to do during training. He’s AMAZING! Mad respect to him.
Nothing but respect for the cops in this situation. They were so patient and were able to keep the suspect calm. Awesome to see.
Yeah it's very nice from them that they treated him like a little baby boy, because if they did what they do normally, he could have been traumatized for the rest of his life... lol
@@Reth_Hard Criminals wanna act tough but are soft as cotton. lol
@@Reth_Hard Yeah it's very nice from them that they treated him like a human being, because if they did what they do normally, he could have been traumatized for the rest of his life
Fixed it, you were very close ;)
You have to be joking.
The way he was shaking. Then he calls mommy. A born coward.
I most definitely have to give it to the cops on this one. No guns pulled, no yelling, no roughing up & for being courteous.
It's like the cops from Bob the Builder!
Well, no suspect with a gun, no knife, no yelling - something like that will happen 98% of the time if the suspect cooperates.
There'd nothing surprising about this video. Same criminals. Same good almost too patient officers.
@@stansmith5610 nah