yeah but it could have been. a lot of innocent people could have gotten hurt. this was a really high risk pursuit over a non violent crime. the officer was also saying traffic was light when it was moderate at least.
@@brianlacroix822 i'm shocked that someone would try to find fault in the police action but not the criminal that caused it all... Yawn.. Y'all are getting boring .
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says Dequan Roquemore died from multiple blunt force injuries. He also tested positive for methamphetamine at the time of the incident. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, the chase on April 20, began as a drug complaint investigation near 40th and Auer after officers observed a vehicle they believed to be involved in drug dealing. Three years earlier, when Dequan Roquemore was 24, he was detained after Racine County sheriff’s deputies clocked his vehicle driving 96 mph. During the stop, deputies reportedly discovered more than a pound of marijuana and more than $5,000 in the vehicle, according to the criminal complaint. He was a convicted felon possessing a firearm and was a known drug dealer at that time.
There was a church, I recognized, I attended a funeral for an uncle. He lived upstairs above a bar, I remember spending about 3 days taking care of his belongings. His own kids wanted nothing to do with him. So, I said, ‘uncle Johnny he had about $60,000 in cash, in his apartment’. All of a sudden, they wanted to know if they could help. And, ‘oh, I’ll be there in about 12 hours, to help’. I said ‘fuck you’.
this was such a mindless stupid pursuit and you think that because an innocent driver was seriously injured BUT NOT KILLED, this is a W? you're 13 or something you live in video game reality where you re spawn every time you get hit by car
@@nyckk_ he's right though. If this guy was wanted for several murders, then I get pursuing him; but for a drug complaint and reckless driving? AND they had the make, model and temporary tags they needed? Let him go and pick him up the next day.
@@scottwegner4232it makes no sense for them to repeat half the stuff they do. Nobody needs to know what kind of car it is 317 different times. Nor most of that other useless drivel they repeat constantly. It's aggravating st this point. I have to put chases on mute or I'll end up turning it off completely.
Does anyone know if the suspect was driving a two door silver Pontiac G6 with a temp license plate of Q9310L in light traffic while on dry streets? Just curious...
We are used to it. I hear and watch chases daily. New thing in Milwaukee w these damn kids, dippin and tippin- stealing KIA’s and Hyundai’s and going high speed to try and flip the car over and then run from the scene. Shit happens multiple times a day. I don’t know how many survive to get out and run but it’s usually 15yr olds to 20yr olds in this “fad”. Driving regular routes, clear road, no curves, pot holes or major intersections and a car is rolled over all 4 doors open. I’ve seen too many fatal crashes here too, sad.
@@jenniferpritzlaff9656 omg if we lived there my parents would’ve never gotten me a car and let me drive hahhaha keep safe!!!! Even being aware, that woman hit still didn’t have enough time to stop and could’ve died :(
@@64pori the house caught on fire after the car crashed into it and the car itself caught on fire. You think the house was already burning and then a car crashed into it? There was no smoke around the house until after the car crashed
Happy only the perp died in this one. That was one hell of a tour of Milwaukee including a drive by of my old high school, Rufus King. That cop has a pair, that is for sure.
A pair of what, X chromosomes? Because only a woman driver would drive this dangerously based on righteous anger. The cop blew through so many stop signs that he could have easily killed someone. Cops always have a hundred other ways to eventually track down a runaway car, they just like to follow their Karen instincts a little too often, and the law protects them when they do.
@@davidswanson5669 You do know hq was giving insight of the roads? Hence the "clear"? Trust me, ion like cops like that but he did a good job. He even slowed down before each stop sign, hence the clear
@@colorsabsract7107 fair enough, but there’s a reason that many department don’t allow chases. Sure they make awesome entertainment, but 99.99% of criminals don’t flee the country after running from a cop, so just give them a long leash and wait for another opportunity to sneak up on him when he’s not suspecting it. Or invent something that literally grapples to the car (like a harpoon that impales itself into the metal, maybe the tip also releases tear gas into the body of the car) and then just use the weight of your cop car to slowly make him stop. If they make that I’ll quit my job today and become highway patrol.
@Knight-Lieutenant Sharpshøõter police are arrogant, tyrannical pigs. Yes they do have some good pigs but mostly is a corrupt system. Jus cuz you’re on their side n have family doesn’t mean you need to blindly follow n close your eyes. Open your eyes n see their truth, they’re called pigs for a reason. I jus gave my respect to this one since he did his job correctly n well
@@mrdaviso I came here to say the same thing. The moment the driver started blowing through stop signs they shoulda bagged it. Just not worth it. Glad the lady in the other car was able to limp away.
@William Waddell I worked as a pd dispatcher for 5 years. Traffic violation pursuits were called off by the street supervisor fairly quickly. Murder or kidnap suspects pursuits were justified.
I watched this whole chase thinking that it should have been called off as too dangerous. Even for a drug charge, it wasn't worth all of the lives that were put in danger.
Why should the dude who just flees and proceeded to take out another innocent person because the person fleeing is a no good piece of shit who should rot in jail with no human interaction
Sympathy for the drug-dealing criminal who was recklessly endangering everyone's lives? Whose side are you on? Those meanie cops, they should just let murderers and rapists off scott free, right?
@@HeyMykee bro the way shit is going i wouldn't be surprised if a terrorist group rounded up a bunch of cops and executed them on public television. this police hate has got to stop before it gets out of hand.
Absolutely the best play by play. "Traffic light, streets are dry, clear blue sky. Beautiful day for a car chase..." Some kinna driving skill too. Didn't even sound stressed. Amazing cop. Cudos.
Being that I have lived on the Westcoast for all my life, I appreciated being taken along the scenic route of Milwaukee during this chase. The traffic was light and the houses looked affordable, large and truly nice. Glad the lady was OK.
I left for California 50 years ago, each time I go back to Milwaukee I am in love with the city. I enjoyed the tour. Too bad there is a segment of Milwaukee that spends all their time with GTA instead of worrying about math problems.
Wow! That was adrenaline filled. Kodos to the officer that ran to the victim first. Too many of these videos (almost all) the crash victim seems secondary.
@@r.c.l2569 I realize that…but it’s for the safety of others….even the victim of the car accident. They don’t want the jerk who wrecked out to get out and cause further damage. Obviously if there are enough officers, someone goes to the victim. And if not, they get to them ASAP.
Evidently prison is such a deterrent for crime people would rather die. And perhaps cops should have driving compositions with each other the public would be a lot saver
Planing your death by this kind of behavior for speed spells.....t.r.o.u.b.l.e .......and surely this dude payed the altument price for his 😈 evil deeds. Here today.....but you maybe gone tomorrow.
This was a reckless pursuit and the fact it took 2 years for them to drop this footage proves the PD knew it was. terrible job by the police should’ve been called off they created an even more dangerous situation by chasing someone 100mph through residential streets
I’m a former police officer. I would of not driven the way the pursuit vehicle drove. Secondly I would of taken myself off the pursuit for the offense. The perp proved he had no regard for the public’s safety and I would of just had to let him go for the safety of the public since his charge wasn’t even a felony.
Props to this officer, highly skilled and safe driver, constant updates with vehicle description, cross streets, direction of travel, traffic conditions, road conditions, speeds, updates on new offenses... This guy is EXACTLY who you want in a pursuit.
@What's Up? OMG I was so wrong, I thought they just used the force for pit maneuvers. You mean they actually have to touch? I bow to your incredible genius.Wait. I have an idea. What if the cop pushed the gas pedal down. That makes cars go faster right? If I make my car go faster... Maybe that will help me get closer. I need to write this down.
It only takes one officer to check the welfare of a driver, had he needed additional officers at his side he would have said so.. Meanwhile they have no idea what's going on in the perps car which is still considered a serious threat until the figure out what's going on inside the car.
@@OmgMyutubeaccount The other car was on fire and was spreading to the house. Had that not been the case, I'm sure the officer would have had her stay put. Being that close to a burning car, which we know can explode, knowing the house was catching fire also and not knowing if any gas lines within the house were damaged, the best bet was to move the victim a safe distance away. Although it may have been helpful to put a neck brace or collar on her before having her get out of her vehicle. I've never seen an officer carrying/using a collar on a victim, so I don't know if that is something that any of them carry in their first aid supplies. What a scary situation to be in. I hope the innocent victim and the homeowners made out ok in the end, without long term or lasting effects and financial burdens.
Imagine the amount selfishness you have to have to drive this recklessly putting other people's lives at risk. The old saying is true, selfishness is the root of all sin.
@@laithomak5987 drug complaints aren't worth going 60-70mph on residential streets unless you're hauling half the annual Bolivian coca crop in the back of your G6.
I feel bad for the Lady and hope her well. I was really impressed the the traffic helping the POPO. But what I liked best was of the first two officers on the sciene one went first to the Lady, that is the was it should be. I think that officer was more interested in helping her.
I have never been here to Milwaukee except this way, but … I love the tour down by the old two story wood houses! The old streets, old neighborhoods, and architecture are amazingly beautiful.
I felt like the officers were going way to fast thru a residential area between parked cars. I agree it definitely shouldve been called of way earlier.
That was the officer riding shot gun letting the driver know he was clear to go through the intersection and keep his eyes on the chase, can also hear him calling out street names and numbers.
This is absolutely terrible work chasing someone through residential streets like that never ends well as you saw they need to get a helicopter next time that was reckless
@@davon6704 agreed. Or let the guy go and pick him up later. They had all the relevant vehicle description info down (even the temporary tag number), so why continue such a dangerous pursuit for a drug complaint and reckless driving?
I thought to myself like 15 mins in: “this man has been tempting his luck running stop signs this entire chase, it’s only a matter of time before his luck runs out” not 5 minutes later he became a statistic.
Toatally avoidable. All this stemmed from a drug complaint... The officer did a great job but there never should have been a chase in the first place. He should have terminated the chase to help avoid this very situation.
Theres a lesson here many of us probably pay little attention to. We hear sirens and as long as we dont see lights we just continue on as the only concern we have is if we need to pull over. But that cross traffic is so far away from the siren and its coming from another block entirely so they dont even think to check all side streets as if a fleeing criminal is about to bust thru that light or stop sign you think is keeping you safe. Defensive driving will be at 100 from now on when i hear a siren regardless.
who said she was okay? police force her out make her walk so it makes it harder for her to sue and say she felt loss but she absolutely will be injured from this for life. this is real life not GTA bobby
That’s what I tried to explain to someone else. They really wanted to get that guy off the street. Could have been FBI most wanted the way he was running
@@PhilipOsredkar the cheese run lmfaooo good luck with the change. St. Louis definitely isn’t a city you want to “fuck around and find out in” 😭 -coming from someone raised in east St. Louis
Meanwhile in South America there are cops issued with rifles who fly in helicopters, when a chase is deemed dangerous, they put a round into the vehicle, or driver from 500 feet or so, and bring the chase to an end.
To those of you saying they should've terminated: If law enforcement simply lets people get away just because they don't stop then what is even the point of having laws? There are a multitude of tactics that could be employed to stop a pursuit before something like this happens without the need of terminating. The vast majority of modern law enforcement agencies are far too gutless or afraid of liability to employ these tactics (PIT, roadblocks, spike strips, box in, ramming, grappler, etc). The popular thing anymore is to pretend like you're on the moral high ground and say it should've been terminated for the greater good, but you're just dead wrong and really quite naive.
What about drones? Once a pursuit is initiated, can a drone be deployed to monitor and track? For instance there is maybe seven district police stations. Have one at each station and deploy. Terminate pursuit and monitor. www.dronefly.com/police-drone-infographic
@@SWEETG83 That could work as long as the drone has the ability to keep up with a speeding vehicle. The problem with following a suspect vehicle with a helicopter, drone, or something like star chase is that unless you have a police vehicle trailing it the offender has a much higher chance of escaping, and if that happens then what is the point of doing all of that in the first place? Not to mention it seems that a large majority of the time, even after law enforcement has terminated, the pursued vehicle continues driving dangerously. Just now there’s no lights and sirens to warn people. But at that point the department has no liability for lawsuits.
TL. If they had pitted this nutjob and killed your kid on the way home, your whole patronizing speech would go right out the Window. They made the call and they caught the offender. Otoh Choosing not to chase is not "gutless", it's "Do no Harm".
@@allenbennett5671 That’s pretty arbitrary. What the difference between reckless driving vs reckless driving with lights and sirens behind you? Like I said, there are a multitude of tactics that could be used to stop the offender before anyone gets hurt. Terminating a pursuit because the original offense was reckless driving doesn’t make much sense.
Top notch driving by this LEO very professional, focused and given the circumstances, safety conscious. Great tour of the neighborhoods… beautiful homes!
I am from Michigan and live in the south and there are just some places in the north no matter where it is it feels like home, those houses melt my heart I miss the norf so bad
With his ability to repeat the same things over and over continuously, the officer calling the pursuit could have a future as a play by play guy for espn. Lol
Damn anyone could have died. Crossed some intersections that be very busy. Crazy. Flying all through the Eastside and there is a roundabout through palmer now.
I agree, this was a very dangerous chase and, in the grand scheme of things, it really wasn't worth it for reckless driving after a drug complaint call. Problem is, if a department makes a policy of calling off dangerous chases, the criminals will know that and it will increase the % of suspects that will end up running in a vehicle. If they know a dangerous chase will get called off, some perps will try to create a situation that will get the police to call off the chase. If you think about it on a large scale, things like pursuit policy gets very complex. In this case, calling it off would have been a good decision but, on a large scale, is that a policy that would result in fewer injuries/deaths? Lots of room for unintended consequences with things like this.
I like that idea of police drones to chase. Because in my opinion, I think that they can chase the suspect until they get a drone in the air to follow the suspect. And then they can tell the police in the cruisers to...I guess pretend to call the pursuit off. Because the suspect would think that they escaped but the police drone would be following it from the air. When the suspect gets to their destination, the person/officer controlling the drone can alert other officers where the suspect is at. And hopefully they can catch the suspect off guard when, not in a vehicle. If that makes sense. I tried my best to explain it in my opinion. Lol
Just think if only the driver had followed the laws to begin with he wouldn't have been in this situation and he'd still be alive . People make poor choices in life and they always end up dead or hurting others from their own stupidity and selfish lifestyles . Thank goodness the other driver wasn't hurt .
This pursuit should not have happened. The chances for an innocent bystander to be hit and killed were too high. Luckily, in this case, only the suspect died. It could've been a kid crossing the street though.
This is a perfect example of a pursuit that should have been discontinued due to the severity of danger to the public! Had it been discontinued this would not have happened!
I ya ya hey Should we be chasing at high speeds if we can get the license plate, we have dash cam for court This was inevitable, Public safety was not taken into account.
Yes it was either going to be the suspect or the cops that was going to crash eventually I had my foot on brake everytime I seen the officer's run thru stop signs
I think they acknowledged it later if I remember right but this one should have been terminated FAR before the fatal crash. 70-80 mph through residential with cars both sides. Reckless driving can’t justify that risk to the public.
The fact they kept going when they reached residential areas… unless this guy killed someone or around that realm there should be no reason to have police pursuits like this. It’s too fucking dangerous
Unfortunately not.Milwaukee,WI is a city of about 700,000 and definitely has it's fair share of crime.Im sure they would benefit greatly from s helicopter but we built a stupid ass railcar train downtown instead!😆Tom Barret is a knucklehead!
@@coover65 I was close enough in population to give an estimate.I have never seen police activity with aerial footage in Milwaukee county myself.I guess I'll take your word for it👍
I guess the most important part of this entire Chase is that nobody walked out in front of these police officer or the vehicle that he was chasing and caused the another fatality by accident
@sandra patnode and again I never said that the police didn't do a great job what I said was is it seemed a little dangerous to be flying through city streets like that chasing somebody that wasn't going to stop and then caused the crash and hurt somebody read the messages
just ridiculous they did not call off this chase. He blew through god knows how many red lights and stop signs. Even crazier doing it through neighborhoods.
Lucky that there was only one fatality and it was the guy running from the police! That chase should've been called off running that fast through neighborhood streets like that. And over a drug charge at that.
Why was this pursuit authorized? For a drug complaint?? It's a miracle no innocent lives were lost. Murder, kidnapping, armed robbery----those are the pursuit worthy crimes. But to kill innocent people over a drug complaint is just reckless policing. Get his tag number and serve a warrant on him at home. This was totally unacceptable.
Why does the officer need to constantly make the same radio callout. “Gray Pontiac g6 temp tags..” and so on. I think he repeated it over 20 times or at least it felt like it.
@@popcorn5130 I mean I understand that they need to update their location, speed, etc. But the color and make of the car isn’t gonna change haha. I feel like there is no need to constantly repeat that it’s a gray Pontiac G6 every time he broadcasted. But idk, obviously I’m not a police officer and I don’t fully understand how all that works.
All these cops showed up and only a couple of them had fire extinguishers? Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought all law enforcement officers are required to have one in their car?
@@ImpendingJoker Calm down buddy. Confusing to keep hearing roads are dry and no clouds or rainfall. How many times does one have to be reminded. But I could have related the traffic as being dry as meaning no accumulation to go with light. But it is what it is
I'm just glad the suspect is the one who died and not the innocent woman driving to the pharmacy to get her medicine.
This shit is daily in Milwaukee
I concur
Not a suspect… a criminal… fact and thankfully dead AF.
yeah but it could have been. a lot of innocent people could have gotten hurt. this was a really high risk pursuit over a non violent crime. the officer was also saying traffic was light when it was moderate at least.
@@brianlacroix822 i'm shocked that someone would try to find fault in the police action but not the criminal that caused it all... Yawn.. Y'all are getting boring .
His tombstone will say ..
"Traffic was light, roads were dry and speeds became 90mph"
Yeah, and I'd die to know if the reason for this pursuit was, say, reckless driving.
Perhaps his tombstone should say I know I am endangering everyone but why are you.
@Mikael its also a 2 door!!!!
Reason for the pursuit was wreckless driving.
Any drug money he may have made will not go to a tombstone but to pay medical bills for that poor lady.
Props to the officer who went to the victim of this accident first and stayed with her
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says Dequan Roquemore died from multiple blunt force injuries. He also tested positive for methamphetamine at the time of the incident. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, the chase on April 20, began as a drug complaint investigation near 40th and Auer after officers observed a vehicle they believed to be involved in drug dealing. Three years earlier, when Dequan Roquemore was 24, he was detained after Racine County sheriff’s deputies clocked his vehicle driving 96 mph. During the stop, deputies reportedly discovered more than a pound of marijuana and more than $5,000 in the vehicle, according to the criminal complaint. He was a convicted felon possessing a firearm and was a known drug dealer at that time.
I did thoroughly enjoy the tour of the city ...never been there, seems nice
Except for that little sign in the middle of the road!! What the hell was up with that? He tried to get the police to crash against it.
I lowkey like dashcam chases for that. You should watch them in foreign countries. Cool towns
It's not.
gross town
They went past my old high school
That was some damn good driving by that officer
Yeah... especially while constantly using his radio to relay the same info over and over again. That's skill.
Should have stood down by 10 mins in going thru city streets like that
@@1customermaniac : Not unless it gets terminated by a supervisor
@@Unknown-Unknown. Free will eh?
@@1customermaniac the thing is the stand down crap doesnt work, they still drive like mad and often still end in a wreck.
These chases hit different When u Recognize the streets
Defund the police?
We need to get them some better radios!!
Hell ya!
@@rslwannabe9475 the radios are fine, the thing they are recording with fucks it up makes it sound much worse lol
We need to get them better cams!
I KNOW RIGHT. I’m watching the whole time like “oop they on the east side now, that’s the store I used to go to!” Lmaoooo. Shoutout all my mke doods
There was a church, I recognized, I attended a funeral for an uncle. He lived upstairs above a bar, I remember spending about 3 days taking care of his belongings. His own kids wanted nothing to do with him. So, I said, ‘uncle Johnny he had about $60,000 in cash, in his apartment’. All of a sudden, they wanted to know if they could help. And, ‘oh, I’ll be there in about 12 hours, to help’.
I said ‘fuck you’.
Why did he even think he could cross Capitol without stopping? Everyone knows Capitol is filled with drivers who drive like him.
Are you talking about the street I call "Capitol Drive Like you Crazy"?!
@@SWEETG83 Lol
Capital is nuts. One time some guy was in the wrong side of the road going Atleast 80 and almost hit me as I was at the red light
So true
@@Willoajsjs were the roads dry?
Some incredible driving from this officer, so glad nobody else was killed.
The guy died
@@llovemoneyyy Yeah, but nobody else.
this was such a mindless stupid pursuit and you think that because an innocent driver was seriously injured BUT NOT KILLED, this is a W? you're 13 or something you live in video game reality where you re spawn every time you get hit by car
@@brianlacroix822 Bro?
@@nyckk_ he's right though. If this guy was wanted for several murders, then I get pursuing him; but for a drug complaint and reckless driving? AND they had the make, model and temporary tags they needed? Let him go and pick him up the next day.
Omg that hit from the Car to the Suv made me gasp and said Oh My Gawd ! I’m so glad that Women in the SUV survived !
That was just crazy u ask me
Oh your atheism!
@@igotstaknow nigga what?
Same, she spun so many times, the amount of force in that impact was intense watching!! lucky woman!
“Traffic is light, roads are dry, Grey Pontiac G6, speeds approximately 90 miles per hour, reason for pursuit is reckless driving” -Milwaukee cop
agree...cop is a moron he was only chasing him...not trying to stop him...
They should have punched up the dialog a bit. It was fairly repetitive.
You want entertainment or something?
@@scottwegner4232it makes no sense for them to repeat half the stuff they do. Nobody needs to know what kind of car it is 317 different times. Nor most of that other useless drivel they repeat constantly. It's aggravating st this point. I have to put chases on mute or I'll end up turning it off completely.
Does anyone know if the suspect was driving a two door silver Pontiac G6 with a temp license plate of Q9310L in light traffic while on dry streets? Just curious...
Is that the one being cited for reckless driving?
😄Yeah I finally muted it. Couldn't stand hearing that over and over.
Here’s my question. Did Pontiac even make a 2 door G6?
@@JoesGoldenGarage Yes they did.
@@JoesGoldenGarage Yes. My wife and I almost rented one for our honeymoon in 2010.
Imagine coming home and this is what’s in your driveway
We are used to it. I hear and watch chases daily. New thing in Milwaukee w these damn kids, dippin and tippin- stealing KIA’s and Hyundai’s and going high speed to try and flip the car over and then run from the scene. Shit happens multiple times a day. I don’t know how many survive to get out and run but it’s usually 15yr olds to 20yr olds in this “fad”.
Driving regular routes, clear road, no curves, pot holes or major intersections and a car is rolled over all 4 doors open. I’ve seen too many fatal crashes here too, sad.
She was already home. They got her out of her burning house. That man actually saved her by crashing.
@@jenniferpritzlaff9656 omg if we lived there my parents would’ve never gotten me a car and let me drive hahhaha keep safe!!!! Even being aware, that woman hit still didn’t have enough time to stop and could’ve died :(
@@64pori the house caught on fire after the car crashed into it and the car itself caught on fire. You think the house was already burning and then a car crashed into it? There was no smoke around the house until after the car crashed
@@64pori when the car crashed into the house it threw the engine into the house which is what started the fire
second car was calling speeds when they were slowing down... lol
i'm so glad to see the lady driver walk away, no pity for the perp
'hell I wanted to see his dead lifeless body in the car' ha ha ha
a bit in poor taste but i understand why you would feel this way.
Happy only the perp died in this one. That was one hell of a tour of Milwaukee including a drive by of my old high school, Rufus King. That cop has a pair, that is for sure.
Exactly..they were back n forth from north to south
A pair of what, X chromosomes? Because only a woman driver would drive this dangerously based on righteous anger. The cop blew through so many stop signs that he could have easily killed someone. Cops always have a hundred other ways to eventually track down a runaway car, they just like to follow their Karen instincts a little too often, and the law protects them when they do.
@@davidswanson5669 You do know hq was giving insight of the roads? Hence the "clear"? Trust me, ion like cops like that but he did a good job. He even slowed down before each stop sign, hence the clear
@@colorsabsract7107 fair enough, but there’s a reason that many department don’t allow chases. Sure they make awesome entertainment, but 99.99% of criminals don’t flee the country after running from a cop, so just give them a long leash and wait for another opportunity to sneak up on him when he’s not suspecting it. Or invent something that literally grapples to the car (like a harpoon that impales itself into the metal, maybe the tip also releases tear gas into the body of the car) and then just use the weight of your cop car to slowly make him stop. If they make that I’ll quit my job today and become highway patrol.
@Knight-Lieutenant Sharpshøõter police are arrogant, tyrannical pigs. Yes they do have some good pigs but mostly is a corrupt system. Jus cuz you’re on their side n have family doesn’t mean you need to blindly follow n close your eyes. Open your eyes n see their truth, they’re called pigs for a reason. I jus gave my respect to this one since he did his job correctly n well
I guess if you keep talking on the radio they can’t call off the pursuit.
Took 2 years to release due to the fact this chase should have been called off.
@@mrdaviso I came here to say the same thing. The moment the driver started blowing through stop signs they shoulda bagged it. Just not worth it. Glad the lady in the other car was able to limp away.
I saw a thing on police training in London, and the constant narrative is to prevent tunnel vision by forcing awareness of the surroundings.
@William Waddell I worked as a pd dispatcher for 5 years. Traffic violation pursuits were called off by the street supervisor fairly quickly. Murder or kidnap suspects pursuits were justified.
I watched this whole chase thinking that it should have been called off as too dangerous. Even for a drug charge, it wasn't worth all of the lives that were put in danger.
No regard for others , no sympathy for the guy who is fleeing!
Why should the dude who just flees and proceeded to take out another innocent person because the person fleeing is a no good piece of shit who should rot in jail with no human interaction
Sympathy for the drug-dealing criminal who was recklessly endangering everyone's lives? Whose side are you on? Those meanie cops, they should just let murderers and rapists off scott free, right?
Yeah, sure, let's have sympathy for the criminal. Really???
@@raysmith1630 you can have sympathy for a criminal, this is not the right time.
@@HeyMykee bro the way shit is going i wouldn't be surprised if a terrorist group rounded up a bunch of cops and executed them on public television. this police hate has got to stop before it gets out of hand.
Absolutely the best play by play. "Traffic light, streets are dry, clear blue sky. Beautiful day for a car chase..." Some kinna driving skill too. Didn't even sound stressed. Amazing cop. Cudos.
Being that I have lived on the Westcoast for all my life, I appreciated being taken along the scenic route of Milwaukee during this chase. The traffic was light and the houses looked affordable, large and truly nice. Glad the lady was OK.
I left for California 50 years ago, each time I go back to Milwaukee I am in love with the city. I enjoyed the tour. Too bad there is a segment of Milwaukee that spends all their time with GTA instead of worrying about math problems.
Wow! That was adrenaline filled. Kodos to the officer that ran to the victim first. Too many of these videos (almost all) the crash victim seems secondary.
I realize it seems that way. It’s because they are trying to be sure the suspect can’t do further damage with yet more weapons.
@@jenniferheaton5306 it doesn’t seem that way….lol. It is that way
@@r.c.l2569 I realize that…but it’s for the safety of others….even the victim of the car accident. They don’t want the jerk who wrecked out to get out and cause further damage. Obviously if there are enough officers, someone goes to the victim. And if not, they get to them ASAP.
He took himself off life support by his own hand.
Who even thinks, “today is a good day to outrun the police!” It never ends well.
Evidently prison is such a deterrent for crime people would rather die.
And perhaps cops should have driving compositions with each other the public would be a lot saver
ever hear of a crotch rocket?
Planing your death by this kind of behavior for speed spells.....t.r.o.u.b.l.e .......and surely this dude payed the altument price for his 😈 evil deeds. Here today.....but you maybe gone tomorrow.
@@jchinderle yesss
rarely ends well, they always think they'll be the one to get away
God Bless that innocent Woman, so Glad to see her walk out of that Vehicle.
Unfortunately it seems to always be the other way around, thankfully this time that’s not the case
@@Anonymous-lv1jm So the perp was the one against the house?
@@chaosdemonwolf1 yep, before in the pursuit he mentioned over the radio he was chasing a Pontiac G6, which is the car up against the house
I'm surprised they let her get out of the vehicle before the EMTs got there.
Moral of the story: Don't mess with Milwaukee Police. Did you see how quick those cops were out of the car after he crashed? Holy moly
This was a reckless pursuit and the fact it took 2 years for them to drop this footage proves the PD knew it was. terrible job by the police should’ve been called off they created an even more dangerous situation by chasing someone 100mph through residential streets
Really impressive driving. Outstanding!
I'm honestly surprised they didn't call off the pursuit. They usually do when folks get that reckless.
I’m a former police officer. I would of not driven the way the pursuit vehicle drove. Secondly I would of taken myself off the pursuit for the offense. The perp proved he had no regard for the public’s safety and I would of just had to let him go for the safety of the public since his charge wasn’t even a felony.
THOPSE COPS IS PURE TRUBBELS!
I agree as a 20 year cop..stop the pursuit
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Everything that happened is the fault of the driver. Congratulations, he won a Darwin award.
He lied about speed so they would not call him off
Props to this officer, highly skilled and safe driver, constant updates with vehicle description, cross streets, direction of travel, traffic conditions, road conditions, speeds, updates on new offenses... This guy is EXACTLY who you want in a pursuit.
Holy shit I was thinking a shooting or a pit maneuver... poor lady, that was an incredible impact. Glad she survived wow 😶😶
@What's Up? When the pursuit was on the highway a PIT would have been fine. Don't be such a pooper.
@What's Up? OMG I was so wrong, I thought they just used the force for pit maneuvers. You mean they actually have to touch? I bow to your incredible genius.Wait. I have an idea. What if the cop pushed the gas pedal down. That makes cars go faster right? If I make my car go faster... Maybe that will help me get closer. I need to write this down.
@What's Up? I'm sorry you have the need to belittle others and I'm ruining that for you.
If you didn’t know, the reason for pursuit is reckless driving
Wisconsin temp tag Q9310Lincoln…
Clear!
Some people will never learn.
Man that car whent flying aand fliped
Oh he learned, the hardest way. He wont ever do it again thats for sure
I would be horrified passing intersections at this speed! This cop is fearless 👏🏼
Hats off to the ONE officer helping the victim. 20 or more police and only one goes to her aid... come on
It only takes one officer to check the welfare of a driver, had he needed additional officers at his side he would have said so.. Meanwhile they have no idea what's going on in the perps car which is still considered a serious threat until the figure out what's going on inside the car.
yes, he never should have moved her though. should have waited for EMS to come and stabilize her and just kept her calm in her car
@@OmgMyutubeaccount The other car was on fire and was spreading to the house. Had that not been the case, I'm sure the officer would have had her stay put. Being that close to a burning car, which we know can explode, knowing the house was catching fire also and not knowing if any gas lines within the house were damaged, the best bet was to move the victim a safe distance away. Although it may have been helpful to put a neck brace or collar on her before having her get out of her vehicle. I've never seen an officer carrying/using a collar on a victim, so I don't know if that is something that any of them carry in their first aid supplies. What a scary situation to be in. I hope the innocent victim and the homeowners made out ok in the end, without long term or lasting effects and financial burdens.
Imagine the amount selfishness you have to have to drive this recklessly putting other people's lives at risk. The old saying is true, selfishness is the root of all sin.
We talking about the guy or police? Easy to track him and not put others at risk
Yeah the cop is an idiot for driving like that!
@Terry Smith and just let the bad guys go to do other bad guy stuff?
"selfishness is the root of all sin" - Where did you hear that said? How old a saying is it? I've never heard it, and I'm not young.
@@laithomak5987 drug complaints aren't worth going 60-70mph on residential streets unless you're hauling half the annual Bolivian coca crop in the back of your G6.
Crazy chase. Wish I could have caught what the make and model of that car was and current weather condition.
Pontiac g6?
@@PlayThtgoodshxt Correct.
Sarcasm people
Yeah me too..I also wanted to know what the reason for pursuit was... 😉🤣
I am dying to know how heavy the traffic flow was… I can’t sleep without knowing.
I feel bad for the Lady and hope her well. I was really impressed the the traffic helping the POPO. But what I liked best was of the first two officers on the sciene one went first to the Lady, that is the was it should be. I think that officer was more interested in helping her.
welp they will let you bleed out from a gunshot wound if the shooter is still active.
@@maxthibodeau3627 Why nit the POPO cannot help if they get shout.
I have never been here to Milwaukee except this way, but … I love the tour down by the old two story wood houses! The old streets, old neighborhoods, and architecture are amazingly beautiful.
As a patrol Sgt./ supervisor I would have canceled that chase long before that happened. Reckless driving is not worth a lost life.
I felt like the officers were going way to fast thru a residential area between parked cars. I agree it definitely shouldve been called of way earlier.
firing through neighborhoods at 90mph down narrow streets seems incredibly stupid just to catch this person
All from a drug complaint....
Dealer was complaining about the poor quality, grabbed his stuff, snorted more and then thought he was a GTAdriver
Why bother saying clear when you're going 60 already in the red light intersection? Per policy procedure I suppose
That was the officer riding shot gun letting the driver know he was clear to go through the intersection and keep his eyes on the chase, can also hear him calling out street names and numbers.
That officer driving and the one calling are one hell of a team. Awesome driving by that officer!
Damn all I can say is that the officers have great communication skills and getting to the point Great work guys
This is absolutely terrible work chasing someone through residential streets like that never ends well as you saw they need to get a helicopter next time that was reckless
@@davon6704 agreed. Or let the guy go and pick him up later. They had all the relevant vehicle description info down (even the temporary tag number), so why continue such a dangerous pursuit for a drug complaint and reckless driving?
My god, that was some crazy driving by both the officer and the perp until the perp crashed.
"South of Green Bay passing Hope." It really was his last hope, seconds later came the crash that ended his life. Play stupid games...
I thought to myself like 15 mins in: “this man has been tempting his luck running stop signs this entire chase, it’s only a matter of time before his luck runs out”
not 5 minutes later he became a statistic.
Moral of the story: don't be that guy.
Toatally avoidable. All this stemmed from a drug complaint...
The officer did a great job but there never should have been a chase in the first place. He should have terminated the chase to help avoid this very situation.
The cop sounds like he was a commercial airline pilot in a former life.
Theres a lesson here many of us probably pay little attention to.
We hear sirens and as long as we dont see lights we just continue on as the only concern we have is if we need to pull over.
But that cross traffic is so far away from the siren and its coming from another block entirely so they dont even think to check all side streets as if a fleeing criminal is about to bust thru that light or stop sign you think is keeping you safe.
Defensive driving will be at 100 from now on when i hear a siren regardless.
Good point.
I kept saying why are these drivers not getting out of the way!!
Shoutout to all my MKE doods, also thank god that woman who was involved in the crash was okay, that’s exactly why high speed chases are so dangerous.
who said she was okay? police force her out make her walk so it makes it harder for her to sue and say she felt loss but she absolutely will be injured from this for life. this is real life not GTA bobby
@@brianlacroix822 she ain’t dead nor paralyzed so she’s good
Nobody runs this hard for ‘reckless op’. This is, either, ‘I killed someone and they’re looking for me’, OR, ‘I have a body in the trunk’.
No no the body was the driver. He tried to destroy the evidence by lighting the car on fire. Just happy he didn’t take anyone else with him.
It’s Wisconsin, it might have also been a beer and cheese curd run that went tits up…..I say that as a Wisconsinite now living in St.Louis.
@@PhilipOsredkar
Rotfl 🤣
That’s what I tried to explain to someone else. They really wanted to get that guy off the street. Could have been FBI most wanted the way he was running
@@PhilipOsredkar the cheese run lmfaooo good luck with the change. St. Louis definitely isn’t a city you want to “fuck around and find out in” 😭 -coming from someone raised in east St. Louis
Meanwhile in South America there are cops issued with rifles who fly in helicopters, when a chase is deemed dangerous, they put a round into the vehicle, or driver from 500 feet or so, and bring the chase to an end.
Way too dangerous to accidently hit innocent ppl in my opinion
To those of you saying they should've terminated: If law enforcement simply lets people get away just because they don't stop then what is even the point of having laws? There are a multitude of tactics that could be employed to stop a pursuit before something like this happens without the need of terminating. The vast majority of modern law enforcement agencies are far too gutless or afraid of liability to employ these tactics (PIT, roadblocks, spike strips, box in, ramming, grappler, etc). The popular thing anymore is to pretend like you're on the moral high ground and say it should've been terminated for the greater good, but you're just dead wrong and really quite naive.
What about drones? Once a pursuit is initiated, can a drone be deployed to monitor and track? For instance there is maybe seven district police stations. Have one at each station and deploy. Terminate pursuit and monitor. www.dronefly.com/police-drone-infographic
@@SWEETG83 That could work as long as the drone has the ability to keep up with a speeding vehicle. The problem with following a suspect vehicle with a helicopter, drone, or something like star chase is that unless you have a police vehicle trailing it the offender has a much higher chance of escaping, and if that happens then what is the point of doing all of that in the first place? Not to mention it seems that a large majority of the time, even after law enforcement has terminated, the pursued vehicle continues driving dangerously. Just now there’s no lights and sirens to warn people. But at that point the department has no liability for lawsuits.
@@SWEETG83 this was because of reckless driving. You should terminate for a charge like that
TL.
If they had pitted this nutjob and killed your kid on the way home, your whole patronizing speech would go right out the Window. They made the call and they caught the offender. Otoh Choosing not to chase is not "gutless", it's "Do no Harm".
@@allenbennett5671 That’s pretty arbitrary. What the difference between reckless driving vs reckless driving with lights and sirens behind you? Like I said, there are a multitude of tactics that could be used to stop the offender before anyone gets hurt. Terminating a pursuit because the original offense was reckless driving doesn’t make much sense.
An innocent woman could have lost her life, because cops were chasing a drug complaint?really,wtf
Top notch driving by this LEO very professional, focused and given the circumstances, safety conscious.
Great tour of the neighborhoods… beautiful homes!
I am from Michigan and live in the south and there are just some places in the north no matter where it is it feels like home, those houses melt my heart I miss the norf so bad
Damn. Great she survived and can celebrate a second birthday per year . That was a brutal crash.
BEAUTIFUL radio work!!! I've never in my many years of LE heard such good reporting during a pursuit! Great Job!!
With his ability to repeat the same things over and over continuously, the officer calling the pursuit could have a future as a play by play guy for espn. Lol
Fuck that noise. Hell, WWE alongside Jim Ross!
The officer handled this chase extremely well. Well done sir!
Yeah by almost getting pretty people killed for ego. Congrats
@@thebeasters very true!
Moral of the story: Milwaukee doesn’t stock their police cars with fire extinguishers.
I was thinking "anyone have a tow rope to pull the car away from the house?"
Damn anyone could have died. Crossed some intersections that be very busy. Crazy. Flying all through the Eastside and there is a roundabout through palmer now.
I feel like those speeds were way higher then mentioned
Pretty sure the pursuing vehicle was lying about road speeds so they would not call off the pursuit
Driving at speed through intersections is like playing Russian Roulette, You're luck is not going to last forever.
Just pull over and be accountable. Seriously, be a man.
as long as you comply with the cop you can curse him out all you want.
I actually shouted aloud when that impact came. Thank God the kady in the other car walked away.
Sorry , we tried but we couldn't get him out of his car before he went up in flames. But we hear he was such a good boy.
Officer messing up the yellow do not enter tape was epic!
Would have liked to see body cam footage as well
Great job by the Officers, especially with the high quality commentary / rolling risk assessments 👌
Should have called off the chase a long time ago. This was pure luck no one else was killed
I agree, this was a very dangerous chase and, in the grand scheme of things, it really wasn't worth it for reckless driving after a drug complaint call. Problem is, if a department makes a policy of calling off dangerous chases, the criminals will know that and it will increase the % of suspects that will end up running in a vehicle.
If they know a dangerous chase will get called off, some perps will try to create a situation that will get the police to call off the chase.
If you think about it on a large scale, things like pursuit policy gets very complex. In this case, calling it off would have been a good decision but, on a large scale, is that a policy that would result in fewer injuries/deaths? Lots of room for unintended consequences with things like this.
Exactly! He should have called it off.
I'm not from "calling off pursuits" but half way this video i was like "dude... they are taking a lot of risks to get this guy.."
What a chase!! I was ready to tap out and it was just on video.
70mph on residential roads? That could have went wrong a thousand different ways, shoulda been called off
This officer is a real pro driver.
Amazing skill
Roads are dry, traffic is light
They didn't say it at all but did you know the reason for pursuit was for wrekless driving?
@@vern7590 Drug complaint and reckless driving.
@@IncidentResponse I was making a funny since they repeated that 100 times on the radio. Thanks tho your coverage is awesome!
@@vern7590 We arrived at the scene of this crash scene seconds after it happened. ua-cam.com/video/pghOZG3NDPk/v-deo.html
@@vern7590 We arrived at the scene of this crash scene seconds after it happened. ua-cam.com/video/pghOZG3NDPk/v-deo.html
So, how did you think the pursuit would end? Someone needs to build some fast police chase drones to end this stupidity.
Usually they end with nothing remotely like this. Incidents like these are few compared to successful pursuits where no innocent party is injured
I like that idea of police drones to chase. Because in my opinion, I think that they can chase the suspect until they get a drone in the air to follow the suspect. And then they can tell the police in the cruisers to...I guess pretend to call the pursuit off. Because the suspect would think that they escaped but the police drone would be following it from the air. When the suspect gets to their destination, the person/officer controlling the drone can alert other officers where the suspect is at. And hopefully they can catch the suspect off guard when, not in a vehicle. If that makes sense. I tried my best to explain it in my opinion. Lol
A drone with EMP pulse capability. Zap ⚡️
Yeah I think they are called police helicopters.....
@@JohnWick-ci3xo I know. Helicopters and drones are the same thing.
Why is there always one tiny female officer in the group that shows up and does nothing?
Just think if only the driver had followed the laws to begin with he wouldn't have been in this situation and he'd still be alive . People make poor choices in life and they always end up dead or hurting others from their own stupidity and selfish lifestyles . Thank goodness the other driver wasn't hurt .
This pursuit should not have happened. The chances for an innocent bystander to be hit and killed were too high. Luckily, in this case, only the suspect died. It could've been a kid crossing the street though.
@sandra patnode not worth it over drug complaints and reckless driving.
This is a perfect example of a pursuit that should have been discontinued due to the severity of danger to the public! Had it been discontinued this would not have happened!
if i already had cancer this comment would make me want to be taken off Chemo. go get a job.
I ya ya hey Should we be chasing at high speeds if we can get the license plate, we have dash cam for court This was inevitable, Public safety was not taken into account.
They should of stopped the pursuit after 10 minutes, something clearly was going to go wrong.
Not sure it was worth it for the public risk for a drug charge. It was dumb luck that nobody innocent was killed.
Yes it was either going to be the suspect or the cops that was going to crash eventually I had my foot on brake everytime I seen the officer's run thru stop signs
I've been watching scariest police chases for years, and I have to say this was the wildest one I have ever seen!
The crazy dude was sure "Riding the Snake." He sure did paid for it at The End. No more boom boom for that clown... you play...you pay.
I think they acknowledged it later if I remember right but this one should have been terminated FAR before the fatal crash. 70-80 mph through residential with cars both sides. Reckless driving can’t justify that risk to the public.
The fact they kept going when they reached residential areas… unless this guy killed someone or around that realm there should be no reason to have police pursuits like this. It’s too fucking dangerous
How selfish can you be to endanger so many lives!?
Doesn't Milwaukee PD have a helicopter?
Those were some dangerous speeds in an urban area.
Unfortunately not.Milwaukee,WI is a city of about 700,000 and definitely has it's fair share of crime.Im sure they would benefit greatly from s helicopter but we built a stupid ass railcar train downtown instead!😆Tom Barret is a knucklehead!
@@aaronwilcott4561 Geez, we've got a city of 600k with a surf rescue chopper and a police chopper.
@@coover65 I was close enough in population to give an estimate.I have never seen police activity with aerial footage in Milwaukee county myself.I guess I'll take your word for it👍
@@aaronwilcott4561 My bad, I was referring to my home town of Gold Coast, Australia.
@@coover65 Ahhhh I see what you meant now!I misunderstood ya mate😁
unnecessary pursuit, puts everyone in danger, the culprit would have been caught sooner or later by more discreet means.
I guess the most important part of this entire Chase is that nobody walked out in front of these police officer or the vehicle that he was chasing and caused the another fatality by accident
That's why they have sirens.
@@texknight67 yeah but not everybody uses common sense
@sandra patnode and again I never said that the police didn't do a great job what I said was is it seemed a little dangerous to be flying through city streets like that chasing somebody that wasn't going to stop and then caused the crash and hurt somebody read the messages
@@dereksevers9187 people drive like this in Milwaukee when police ain’t chasing them.
Yes I know I have family that lives in Denmark
just ridiculous they did not call off this chase. He blew through god knows how many red lights and stop signs. Even crazier doing it through neighborhoods.
Interesting fact: Did you know that roads were dry that day ?
Great intense chase ! I am glad that innocent driver is okay.
well the suspect was barely a criminal, it was only a drug complaint.
And traffic was light 😀
Take a drink or hit every time you hear "the car is a grey 2 door Pontiac G6"
Good grief.
Lucky that there was only one fatality and it was the guy running from the police!
That chase should've been called off running that fast through neighborhood streets like that. And over a drug charge at that.
Minute 20:00 the office struggling with the caution tape 😂😂
Hahaha yeah he pulled it across the roadway then lost it 🤣🤣🤣😄
@@josephbennett3482 and then goes back and it rips from the pole
@@wil-zd6st haha those kinds of things must be the real reason why some police officers are in a bad mood 🤣🤣
Surprised that the pursuit continued when in residential area...seems like it just upped the ante for a tragic ending
It definitely did but police can never be in the wrong according to these idiots
Why was this pursuit authorized? For a drug complaint?? It's a miracle no innocent lives were lost. Murder, kidnapping, armed robbery----those are the pursuit worthy crimes. But to kill innocent people over a drug complaint is just reckless policing. Get his tag number and serve a warrant on him at home. This was totally unacceptable.
Why does the officer need to constantly make the same radio callout. “Gray Pontiac g6 temp tags..” and so on. I think he repeated it over 20 times or at least it felt like it.
Due to the temp tags is why officers repeat it in a high risk chase. At times information can change.
@@popcorn5130 I mean I understand that they need to update their location, speed, etc. But the color and make of the car isn’t gonna change haha. I feel like there is no need to constantly repeat that it’s a gray Pontiac G6 every time he broadcasted. But idk, obviously I’m not a police officer and I don’t fully understand how all that works.
@@bosshoss14 I guess it doesnt hurt. Their training probably says to do that
@@MegaPerry88 they had to do that
@@bosshoss14 other officers joining the persuit
All these cops showed up and only a couple of them had fire extinguishers? Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought all law enforcement officers are required to have one in their car?
You're wrong. Most cop cars DO have extinguishers, but that's department policy, not an actual requirement.
Interested in why he kept saying "streets are dry" like 4 times... yeah Greg, there isn't a cloud in sight.
Traffic is dry, otherwise he would've backed down
@@antonio76719 see this is what i needed to know
@@antonio76719 No, roads were dry as in NOT FUCKING WET. When they said traffic was light or medium that was the traffic callout.
@@ImpendingJoker Calm down buddy. Confusing to keep hearing roads are dry and no clouds or rainfall. How many times does one have to be reminded. But I could have related the traffic as being dry as meaning no accumulation to go with light. But it is what it is
@@antonio76719 Rain is far from the only thing that can make roads wet or decrease traction. Oil, water running across the street, old puddles, etc.
Too many cops grew up watching COPS.