He's in the surf, almost on the beach Tell me what would be the "right boat for the job", other than a surfboard! The fact is, it got him out of there, high and dry!
@@carlwilliams6977I think you misunderstood what OP meant….that boat was not meant for that job but because of the skills of the officer, he made it work. Nobody had any business swimming in the water that day. Look at the surf. Flags were out everywhere and yet, people go in.
How that cop didn't get beached is beyond me. But he only cared about saving a life at the risk of his own- and still made it out safe. Damn great job!
Looks like the guy knew the beach. Looks like there is a deep area right before the beach and a close sandbar. Was wondering why he kept going in but you can see when he goes out the engines hit the sandbar
Right before he smoked the props off three nice outboard engines and sucked sand into all of theimpeller cooling pumps all good taxpayers will cover it
@@baleycasady7438u prob can’t even pedal a kayak so please don’t speak what you don’t know he is very professional at what he does trust me if not bal Harbour won’t have him on duty
She was probably just sunbathing laying on her stomach when chaos erupted around her. Go to Europe. None of the girls wear tops on the beach and walk around freely everywhere. Older women do not however thankfully. 😂
@robdog1245there always has to be some douchebag like you…I don’t give af if he sunk the boat if he saved the guys life that’s a perfect way to spend tax payer dollars..you should try to be happier and love others more maybe try smoking some weed or something sheeesh
People have no clue how difficult driving a boat is especially in those conditions. Only highly experienced and talented boat drivers could pull that off without getting beached or capsizing. Cop did a great job.
Never underestimate the power of the ocean!!! That shallow water with the high tide will put you in a washing machine until it's done with you! I see the red flags, that boat is out there because idiots will always exist. Fine driving, those props threw some sand! Bet money there isn't a nick or bend to any of those props. Respect for doing a great job out there! Thank you for your service! ❤
Not even close to flipping it, but he did get her in there a little tight. That was some good piloting. Why do people insist on trying to go out past their knees when it gets rough like that?
So many armchair quarterbacks. Rescue boat was well handled and broached one wave to get turned around, which was done with pecision and skill. Awesome rescue effort.
Bal harbour 5.0. That’s how they roll. No messing around. That’s a notoriously treacherous inlet that will own you if you don’t have skills. Days like that especially. It will swallow you up. Mad respect to this officer. 👊🏼. It was Controlled chaos. Just another day at the office.🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸
Motor #2 might need a complete rebuild after that sandbar hit!! The bare minimum is probably 3 new props at $1K a piece. Life saved, though, so worth it.
Major trimming and maneuvering skills by Bal Harbor 5-0 to not get beached. Not sure he could have helped much being solo and in so shallow. he would have got pounded onto the beach if he left the helm for a second to grab the swimmer
When u can see the sand coming up from the motors would they just replaces impellers that day? I would think so just curious. I killed an inboard from sand shredding impeller when I didn't know any better before
Thank you officers, and rescuers! A lot of people don't understand the risk in those kind of maneuvers with those seas. This is "why the life jackets?" !
I'm thinking she was sunbathing on that towel with her top undone and might have had a lapse of memory, a special thanks for all the beach goers who helped 👀
I'm sure she was trying to help and actually wasn't going topless, she was trying to cover herself with her arms after she got up. Having something like this situation to happen is nerve wracking, my guess is she was sunbathing with the back of her top undone and just jumped into action and didn't think about it.
Desitjo no patís l,home rescatat. Gràcies a ell van veure la generossa dama amb tot l'esplendor. Ella sols es centra en la recuperació de l'home eccidentat. 👏👏
First of all those engines were not even close to being trimed up, and he should have never of gotten that close to shore in those conditions. End of story he got lucky
Boats should have an enclosed bow, and a nice outward flare helps stay dry. Some of the "high Tech" water shovels designs seem to have forgot something so basic.
As a former Police Dpt. Marine officer , I can't understand why in a emergency call and with that sea condition only 1 marine officer attend that rescue...you're not Aquaman!!! How in the world he pretend operate the boat in that condition and on top of that rescue the person? He's supposed as a captain only concentrate in operate the boat and take care of the security of the other at least 2 additional marine officers that concentrate in the rescue...be alone is a suicidal mission...if you don't have any other personnel, simply don't risk your life and call for support another agency like the Coast Guard...
well, he was able to do it. so i guess he is aquaman. if he called and waited maybe the guy would have not survived, he was able to throw the guy a lifeline.
I tend to agree with you on that one, I’ve been involved in this type work most of my life and it’s a hard call. The helmsman has his hands more than full in those conditions and there is no safe way to get off the wheel to even throw a lifeline and ring without the danger of fouling your props and creating a bigger problem than you started out with. We now use jet skis in shallow work and tow a sled with a rescue swimmer when ever possible because then it’s possible to work in shoals with far greater safety and no exposed props to be concerned with. He was in a bad situation and probably didn’t know when he got the call exactly how bad it might become.
Guess this swimmer potentially dies with you at the helm in this circumstance. Glad it was him and not you. In public safety, you don't always have backup or the optimum amount of help. You use your skills and training to minimize your risk, even in worse case scenarios.
At no time was that guy in trouble steering that boat, he almost bogged it but experience is there to see. That almost rollover was never going to happen.
Maritime rescue operator here.
That is absolutely the wrong boat for the job, and absolutely the right guy at the helm.
He's in the surf, almost on the beach Tell me what would be the "right boat for the job", other than a surfboard!
The fact is, it got him out of there, high and dry!
I run a 10' forward console caribe rib with a Yamaha 40 for surf operations. 14" of draft, 10" on step.
That's really jet ski territory.
*shrug*
@@carlwilliams6977an H145 😂
Completely agree
@@carlwilliams6977I think you misunderstood what OP meant….that boat was not meant for that job but because of the skills of the officer, he made it work. Nobody had any business swimming in the water that day. Look at the surf. Flags were out everywhere and yet, people go in.
How that cop didn't get beached is beyond me. But he only cared about saving a life at the risk of his own- and still made it out safe. Damn great job!
And the bystanders jumped in to help, bathing suit top or not, she wanted to help. Hopefully she was a nurse or first responder.
Looks like the guy knew the beach. Looks like there is a deep area right before the beach and a close sandbar. Was wondering why he kept going in but you can see when he goes out the engines hit the sandbar
Nah that copper knew exactly what he was doing. He entered treacherous waters to do his duty. Well done 5-0.
Fuck award does to the Rescue Captain. Proper response.
100%
🎯
Right before he smoked the props off three nice outboard engines and sucked sand into all of theimpeller cooling pumps all good taxpayers will cover it
Lmao nobody but me see the choclate rooster tail he tilled up
@@marcelcharbonneau8682I saw it
That's a true captain. 99% of boat owners would've beached under those circumstances. Great job captain.
I'm sure he thought about it
didn't wanta get his shoes wet
Terrible boat driver if I ever seen one . !!!
He beached the props for a sec.
@@baleycasady7438u prob can’t even pedal a kayak so please don’t speak what you don’t know he is very professional at what he does trust me if not bal Harbour won’t have him on duty
Beautifully done by a very skilled and brave Skipper in a very hazardous situation
Police boat not in trouble, very skilled captain at the helm of a proper vessel
That is the definition of a true captain!! He knew exactly what he was doing the entire time.
Amazing work, cameraman got the wardrobe malfunction!
😂😂😂
Best part
Buddy got saved and saw some tits in the same 30 seconds that’s awesome 😂
Amazing that guy was worried about some boobs with a half drowned guy in front of him.
Haulover has a clothing optional beach.
The girl grabbing the towel 😂😂😂
😂 she was like it’s for me not the guy drowning.
Made my day , casually not bothered about the towel .
Way all women should be 😂.
She lost the top of her Bikini.
Topless girl decides that covering her titties is more important than keeping the near-drowning shock victim warm
I’d appreciate the show if I almost drowned. It brought him right back. 😅
He drove the rig like a boss trying to get closer to the rescue point.
Looks like a very skilled captain in total control of the vessel.
How did the chick end up topless, not that she had a lot to cover up. Glad everyone was ok. Excellent rescue by everyone there.
That's what I'm wondering... what was that All about
@@teetaunjj7894aahhhh! Men of culture let’s gather here for the men’s conference 😊😂😂
She was probably just sunbathing laying on her stomach when chaos erupted around her.
Go to Europe.
None of the girls wear tops on the beach and walk around freely everywhere.
Older women do not however thankfully. 😂
Its Haulover beach! Surprising she had the bottom of her suit on.
Haulover beach is a nude beach.
I liked the part they were trying to pull the towel off the woman wearing no top! 😂😮
I think they were trying to cover her.. she didn't appear to care but the cop called her back
Well if that won’t revive the victim nothing will
That wasn't the one that was getting looked at either
😂
You telling me you guys never heard of mouth to boob resuscitation? @@The_Sword3
Oof those engines took a beating on the sand - those lower units just hammered the ground hard!
Threw loads of sand in the air. Ouch
YEP !
Lmao is what it is.. already trimmed all the way 🤷♂️ cry about, gives the mechanic a source of income. Think about it fella
no worries, it's the taxpayer's money he is burning, not his own.
@robdog1245there always has to be some douchebag like you…I don’t give af if he sunk the boat if he saved the guys life that’s a perfect way to spend tax payer dollars..you should try to be happier and love others more maybe try smoking some weed or something sheeesh
I love what they were using to revive him. I know she wud bring me back to life!! ❤❤
I hope it all turned out good for him !!!
Thank you to everyone that came to that person’s rescue. 🙌🙏🇺🇸💪
Captain George is NOT in trouble. Come on man. ❤️🇺🇸⚓️
that girl losing her top but basically not caring and doing what she can to help...hart bigger then vanity ...respect
People have no clue how difficult driving a boat is especially in those conditions. Only highly experienced and talented boat drivers could pull that off without getting beached or capsizing. Cop did a great job.
Never underestimate the power of the ocean!!! That shallow water with the high tide will put you in a washing machine until it's done with you! I see the red flags, that boat is out there because idiots will always exist. Fine driving, those props threw some sand! Bet money there isn't a nick or bend to any of those props. Respect for doing a great job out there! Thank you for your service! ❤
This shows the difference in a boater, and a Captain. Same with a racer, and a Drifter. A cook and a Chef.
That boat was nowhere near flipping over, clearly WavyBoats people have no clue what they are talking about, they often make stupid comments.
Thats a stupid comment
But we clicked on it anyway
They have to get those clicks
That cop handled that like a straight BOSS! WOW!
Lucky for the accident victim that so many brave people are working to save him ❤
Not even close to flipping it, but he did get her in there a little tight. That was some good piloting. Why do people insist on trying to go out past their knees when it gets rough like that?
That rescue worker knows how to operate.
One hell of a Captain driving the boat.
The only trouble I seen was the girl losing her bather tops 😂😂😂😂
So many armchair quarterbacks. Rescue boat was well handled and broached one wave to get turned around, which was done with pecision and skill. Awesome rescue effort.
He Knows what hes doing and forget the skeg or prop human life was more important to him..👍🏻💯💪
Human life is always more important…. Especially when it’s on the city’s boat/dime
Bal harbour 5.0. That’s how they roll. No messing around. That’s a notoriously treacherous inlet that will own you if you don’t have skills. Days like that especially. It will swallow you up. Mad respect to this officer. 👊🏼. It was Controlled chaos. Just another day at the office.🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸
I thought that boat was beached for a minute, that's one hell of a captain 😳
Motor #2 might need a complete rebuild after that sandbar hit!! The bare minimum is probably 3 new props at $1K a piece. Life saved, though, so worth it.
That officer is a legend bra
Major trimming and maneuvering skills by Bal Harbor 5-0 to not get beached. Not sure he could have helped much being solo and in so shallow. he would have got pounded onto the beach if he left the helm for a second to grab the swimmer
When u can see the sand coming up from the motors would they just replaces impellers that day? I would think so just curious. I killed an inboard from sand shredding impeller when I didn't know any better before
No probably just open the screens on impellors and clean out any sand, thats why outboards so mich more popular these days then inboards
Thank you officers, and rescuers! A lot of people don't understand the risk in those kind of maneuvers with those seas. This is "why the life jackets?" !
The girl at the end with no top on was funny. 😂 The guy brought her a towel to cover up. Bummer
She looked like a nurse and wanted to attend him
The Americans make a big deal out of it but in Europe it was just another pair of tits.
Too bad this wasn't the nearby nude beach
I'm thinking she was sunbathing on that towel with her top undone and might have had a lapse of memory, a special thanks for all the beach goers who helped 👀
I'm sure she was trying to help and actually wasn't going topless, she was trying to cover herself with her arms after she got up. Having something like this situation to happen is nerve wracking, my guess is she was sunbathing with the back of her top undone and just jumped into action and didn't think about it.
Kudos to that officer's boating skills!
Full unedited version somewhere?
You should grow up, that woman was trying to save a life, you need to get one.
I wanna see it too... I would love some milk too
Desitjo no patís l,home rescatat.
Gràcies a ell van veure la generossa dama amb tot l'esplendor. Ella sols es centra en la recuperació de l'home eccidentat. 👏👏
They should be using jet skis for inshore rescues
Not in those conditions, that inlet is extremely dangerous, and you can not imagine how many boat captains put themselves and others in danger.
You use whatever the hell is closest
correct, in Hawaii we use jetskis for this kind of thing, not a big ass boat... silly Floridians... 😂😂😂
It’s nice to see people coming together to still help people today especially after losing some of there clothes.
Did a little prop polishing and dredger work! damned close to trouble and fine job helping, Boats are easy to replace.
Good police work, incredible humanity.
Officer George to the rescue! 👏👏
Great rescue to everybody involved. Good driving from the officer. Hopefully the drowning person was ok. God Bless
Great save . Trim alittle more next time . Looked like the center one got pushed up. Who swims in that stuff? Crazy.
That man is a hero.
God bless the police force who every day risk their lives to protect us all.
I’m very proud of our men and women in blue.
He knew what he was doing, he trimmed as high as possible for the shallow water.
Yes
First of all those engines were not even close to being trimed up, and he should have never of gotten that close to shore in those conditions. End of story he got lucky
Dam the machine save the man. Excellent work!
Nice work, everyone involved!
Chewing up the sand!!
Get some!!!
Nice boot skills homeboy!
Rough chop for sure. Nice work Captain
Wow, that was close. What time of day? No beach patrol there?
Thank you to all the First Responders who are there to help when needed!
I love bravery great work officer ❤
Florida Man says hold my beer I'll save him!!!!!😂😂😂😂
Booyah 👊🏽 😁 👍🏽 🇺🇸
Thanks Officers
I’ve always been curious where this inlet is. I used to live in Hollywood. Is this south of Hollywood, near Hallandale?
Boats should have an enclosed bow, and a nice outward flare helps stay dry. Some of the "high Tech" water shovels designs seem to have forgot something so basic.
Wow. They don't have the budget to put at least 2 operators on a rescue boat?
Reckless
Shouldn't there be another cop on the boat ?
He’s out getting donuts.
Strangely, there is normally just one.
One man army
🇨🇺🇺🇸🙏🗽💪👍 mis respeto para la policía 👮🇺🇸🗽💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
I could picture him shouting at the ocean “STOP RESISTING” 😅
Did YT cut out the part where the police boat was in trouble?
The seas were angry that day my friend 😂 he knows what he's doing , saved their life.
The captain did his job to perfection. He knew exactly what he was doing‼️ 💯👍🏾
That towel towards the end was mind blowing
God bless you Jorge best officer in bal harbor 👮♂️ ❤
That dude was so close to the fkn beach😂😂😂
As a former Police Dpt. Marine officer , I can't understand why in a emergency call and with that sea condition only 1 marine officer attend that rescue...you're not Aquaman!!! How in the world he pretend operate the boat in that condition and on top of that rescue the person? He's supposed as a captain only concentrate in operate the boat and take care of the security of the other at least 2 additional marine officers that concentrate in the rescue...be alone is a suicidal mission...if you don't have any other personnel, simply don't risk your life and call for support another agency like the Coast Guard...
well, he was able to do it. so i guess he is aquaman. if he called and waited maybe the guy would have not survived, he was able to throw the guy a lifeline.
Regardless, he did a great job! That's a messy situation
I tend to agree with you on that one, I’ve been involved in this type work most of my life and it’s a hard call. The helmsman has his hands more than full in those conditions and there is no safe way to get off the wheel to even throw a lifeline and ring without the danger of fouling your props and creating a bigger problem than you started out with. We now use jet skis in shallow work and tow a sled with a rescue swimmer when ever possible because then it’s possible to work in shoals with far greater safety and no exposed props to be concerned with. He was in a bad situation and probably didn’t know when he got the call exactly how bad it might become.
@@sandyt4343 excellent explanation! Thank you for your common sense words, I totally appreciate it!
Guess this swimmer potentially dies with you at the helm in this circumstance. Glad it was him and not you.
In public safety, you don't always have backup or the optimum amount of help. You use your skills and training to minimize your risk, even in worse case scenarios.
Baby got back. Reminds me of the movie Sandlot 40 years later.
He didn't almost flip he knew exactly what her was doing an did it flawless
someone says, every police officer has his own guardian angel ？？？
Did the boat actually achieve anything?
Plenty of power to power out of that nasty surf.Great handling officer !!!
Where is this at?? Florida?
The woman was like holding the towel to her chest and the guy trying to help her, my question is, what is she trying to cover?😂
Is the police boat a contender ?
Beach chick saw the wavy drone ad covered herself
Yes it is best boat
Seahunter 40
@natekons bjytcit
That Captain needs a wheelbarrow to carry those things around.
Now that is Gangsta!
Cleaning the props.
Don't cover them with a towel. Give the man something to live for. Show him there is something worth fighting for. 😂
Dude was just turning around and moving near shore to be of assistance.
That boat empties of water by itself.
No worries👍
Just a gentle broach, nothing to get excited about.
That fender just flopping all over the place on the way out reeks of professionalism
Chopper pilot knew the objective 💯👍😏
Very well executed is that bal Harbor Maine?
Skipper ain’t got no time for nonsense 🗿
Who thought it was a good idea to go to the beach when the wind was blowing 50 mph🚬
That’s was very nice of that guy to take off his towel and let that guy lay on it. 😅
Captain level 4 on Roblox here:
He did a good job!
I completely lost you somewhere between page 10 and 21 which you didn’t show. I’ll find this somewhere else. Thanks
At no time was that guy in trouble steering that boat, he almost bogged it but experience is there to see.
That almost rollover was never going to happen.
That captain just rototilled about 75 feet of the ocean floor!
There's a lot going on here. Thank God Everyone made it thru.
He did throw some sand, polished those propellers.
She lost her top, somebody call 911 😂
And the chick with her swim suit top off. 😂
Very few people have the experience to handle a boat like that in those conditions😮