I partied with Amish people once. It was weirdly one of the coolest parties I have ever been to. My friend lived out in the country and his neighbors were Amish. He had a birthday party and they showed up in full force. You haven't lived until you partied with the Amish. I swear they go so hard but, like, respectfully. They were just a good ass time. I was smoking weed out of a corn cob pipe with a guy and he told me he doesn't worry about DUI's cause he sits down in the buggy and the horse just takes him home while he sleeps. I'm telling you, I have never talked about wooden furniture while listening to obscure early 2000's pop music before. It was a weird night, but good weird.
wow :O also nice to see more examples of I guess slightly looser Amish? where they interact way more with the outside world, get drunk, even if it's their own product
The cop constantly telling the Amish man to stop his horses like he can flip a switch to stop them while the man is slumped over is the funniest thing lmao
Not to mention the buggy was already stopped. Imagine how confusing that must be to wake up completely wasted, not moving, and some cop screaming at you to stop moving.
Lets follow the police chains of events. 1. “Don’t worry, the horse knows it’s way home” 2. “He’s passed out asleep and there’s a beer can” 3 “He’s drunk and won’t stop i’ll get infront of him” 4. “He rammed his buggy into the cruiser” 5. “He kept speeding up and wouldn’t let me round him” I hope this cop gets what he deserves one day and has to pay for every single innocent person he’s arrested and lied to get charged.
Your using fallacious logic in extrapolating him exxagerating a situation to a supervisor somehow equates to a systemic problem in that detachment. There's 4 cops on scene and only ones lying...to another cop..his supervisor...to try and more easily justify his actions of getting his car scratched. They have bodycam footage. Nobody's being wrongfully imprisoned for that lmao. It's why we have court. And your basing your assumption that it's common on nothing but maybe 2 videos you've seen over a few months. Just like one might assumr that gay people are all predators, theyre wrong, but they feel confidentnin that because they see 2 or 3 examples of it being the case. 2 out of dozens of thousands is inconsequential. It's the lying that makes this extraordinary and why we watch and are appalled by this video. This would be like seeing a video of a subway worker spitting in a sandwich and then assuming 50% of sandwiches made are spat in. No. Nobody's talking about the 99.9% of sandwiches made normally. The reason we are seeing this is because it's extraordinary. Doesn't mean he shouldn't be dealt with harshly. Doesn't mean that dirty cops aren't a massive problem we face as society. They are just far rarer than mad eout to be, during to numerous checks and balances that do a very good job of preventing that behavior to begin with.
that's very true. I think holding them accountable for shooting children and letting children be shot should be priority tho. looks like the cops are Uvalde are facing some consequences which is nice. badges should be stripped and life imprisonment is just. if someone won't protect their community/kills their community as a "protector" than that person is not redeemable whatsoever.
Ah yes, screaming and driving erratically with a bright red and blue flashing vehicle will definitely have no effect on the behavior of the one ton animal carrying this unconscious driver
Honestly it's kind of disturbing how the police officer just made up a story to make the drunk passed out amish guy sound like he deliberately tried to escape.
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Dude knew this was gonna go viral so he took opportunity to make himself look as “good” as possible, ended up looking more like a straight up fool lmao
as someone whos been in court, the cop is gonna try to claim in court that the guy crashing into him was the guys fault, maybe we should start a gofundme for the amish guy to have a good lawyer so the cop cant pull that bullshit
Absolutely bizarre to me how the cop just straight-up lies about everything that happened when telling his story to the other cop at the end. The fact that he didn't even handle this properly just made this whole situation worse.
Especially since really there was no need to lie about it at all. Like I highly doubt the cop would be in trouble for admitting to not being able to stop a horse while the driver of the buggy is too intoxicated to do anything and the cop clearly isn't familiar with working with horses. If anything he's more likely to be reprimanded for lying, since his body cam provided obvious evidence that he lied (though let's be real, with most US police departments, even that's super unlikely to be punished)
This right here is why I get pissed when people say "why would the cop lie?" This right here shows they literally don't even need a reason to lie, they just will sometimes.
These mouth breathing dribbling-while-eating rightoids will never listen though, even when presented with video evidence, "it's just one bad apple" without even understanding "one bad apple spoils the bunch"
That example doesnt fit unless you hold your baton still and wait for them to run into it, in which case you could argue they did it themselves. The buggy did infact hit the car im not sure what the problem is
@@reanbowlerd5988 Calm down there cowboy, he's pointing out how a cop would invent a story look at the connotations not the literal denotation. As for the buggy hitting the car, he made it sound like he intentionally hit the car when in reality the guy was passed out and being negligent which is an important distinction to make in the legal system.
@@reanbowlerd5988 he park his car in front of the buggy expecting the horse to just stop cause of his authority. The horse said "naw fuck the cops bro" and kept going but didnt turn in time and hit the car with the buggy.
I saw another one of these where the Amish guy tried, after being pulled over, tried to explain himself by invoking the Amish "straw hat law". No one knew what it was, cause they hadn't put anything about it on the Internet.
The funniest part of this is, if the cops hadn't intervened, the guy probably would have woke up at home in his horse and buggy and nothing would have been damaged. Horse clearly knew where to go.
Horses that get loose can find their way home, as can ones set on a path home. They're intelligent and very trainable animals. There was a story in Indiana quite a few years back of a girl driving their cart home got killed by a stray bullet from a hunter, and the horse just kept walking till it got home. The parents found her becuase they saw the horse take the cart up to the usual unhitching spot, but it just stood there with no one unhitching the horse.
I know most won’t find it that serious but the little details matter. This cop quite literally lied about the altercation with this man and horse which could impact him in an even more negative way. Way too many cops get away with altering the story which results in harsher punishments for some people.
Fr. Like the cop already had him, there’s no way it’s legal to sleep while your horses drive the carriage. The cop lied just to get the drunk dude in even more trouble.
Especially traffic cops. I had a cop claim he flagged me for speeding when I was going under the sped limit following by a truck pulling a bot uphill. Took it court and dash cam showed he gunned a different car than mine. I still had to pay for a lawyer while nothing happened to the idiot cop
The lies the cop gave actually disturbs me, he knew the man was asleep, he knew the horses could make their way home, he knew the horses would be disturbed by the lights, and he knew that parking in front of him wouldn’t stop the horses. He set up that man from the start to incriminate him, and the only thing that may help his case is that body cam footage.
it's true! before cars, people used to just get blackout drunk and let the horse go, just like this. since horses were roaming animals, and needed to remember where good food/water was, they evolved really accurate mental mapping!
It's terrifying how readily and easily the cop lied. After admitting it wasn't a problem. The horse was literally just going home. They didn't need to get involved. This was a victimless crime. I hope the Amish sue the cops but doubt it.
like they totally could have just escorted the buggy home to make sure nothing happened and get the guy there if they want to charge him it’s really that simple
Traffic laws are an issue. That horse won't stop at an intersection, and it also can't be trusted to stay on the right side of the road the entire time. But that also doesn't excuse the cop lying either.
according to what i've read, this is a pretty average occurrence. amish men usually get smashed, and just hop in the buggy, and the horse takes them home. all the cops did was spook the horse, and make it drive into a ditch. the horse knows what to do, and looking at the guy in the buggy, probably does this every weekend. the cool thing about horses, is despite their peanut brain, they're pretty smart animals. they know where home is and how to get there.
@Veronica I mean, assuming there's a decent amount of Amish people in the area who use horses and stuff, they're probably used to occasionally seeing one and they'd know to avoid it. Plus the horse probably knows well enough/was trained to stay away from cars. Really the problem could've been pretty easily solved by just escorting the buggy home or getting someone to help do it.
@@CJbrinkman602 no its not you just don’t know about the laws that affect amish people. They arent going to let loopholes like that exist when people have been using horse and buggy for hundreds of years
People have tried to use that loophole but it still gets them a DUI. There was a video of a guy on horseback that was passed out cold. Somehow managed to stay on it and the horse was just walking back home. Cop stopped him and he got charged. There's a youtube video somewhere of the body cam.
I am surprised the cop didn't draw his gun. He's the kind of doofus I could see shooting the man in the back because he his buggy hit the cops car, then claim the horse attacked him and shoot the it 12 times .
LOL >guy asleep in cart being dragged by horses without control >some random anti cop trash on youtube: "well cops just finds problems everywhere" Lunatics.
@@jesseroberts1041 they're also very known for getting spooked by random shit. If the police just said 'oh well' and left, I'm sure the blame would still be on police if something bad happened due to them not at least doing something.
The fabrication is just a good insight to how some cops will quickly on the fly alter details to cover themselves for making just poor judgement calls. Pretty wild stuff.
Police officers always lie when they are in the wrong. And the government is on their side. They are willing to ruin people's lives as long as they don't get in trouble themselves.
This is definitely a nice video to see both for the scenario, and a look into how not all cops are responsible and will take any chances they have to abuse their power or fabricate incidents
This feels like the cop thinks the horse's got an off switch. The man is passed out, got slammed into the floor of his buggy and now he's got cops yelling at him. You go grab the horse, man, you're the conscious one!! Poor horse too, got jostled pretty bad with that pit maneuver... Also yeah that horse was definitely going home, they know where to go when given the reins and let loose. Edit: nevermind, I hadn't gotten to the cop "explaining" the sequence of events, that's cops for you, total bullshit
Completely agree. It’s like the cop is lacking the awareness that they’re… horses, they can move on their own. The man is passed out, so of course the horses are going to do what they want. Just changing the story like that makes me think all cops need body cams on.
The cop not understanding the mechanics of a horse and buggy are hilarious😂😂 it’s like he doesn’t recognize the driver and the horses are 2 separate entities
You tell the person who clearly owns the horses and works with them everyday to stop their horse, just like you would tell someone to get their dog if it go out. You wouldnt sit there “mr dog i don’t appreciate this would you please return” he doesn’t expect bro to flip a switch on the horse he expects him to ya know, do the thing he does everyday and control his horses like is required for a horse and buggy
I hope the body cam footage needs to be sent for review, because this officer committed several violations, lying being one of them. I hope he gets suspended from duty. Edit: time to cleanup the bots, thanks, CZcams for doing nothing.
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There was an amish dude around my place who got arrested for growing marjuana, dude had two acres of the stuff just hidden in the woods. They came to his house and arrested him, to whitch he went willingly, they searched his house and found 15 guns, one of which was a musket from the 1700s
This entire story is literally insane. A horse is just walking home and these guys are treating it like the amish guy fell asleep driving on the highway like bro.
Each time got more fantastic than the last. By the time he makes it back to the station, he gonna be saying the guy intentionally sent his horse to get him, burn all his crops, poison his water supply, and deliver a plague onto his house
Everything this cop did is wrong, if they do stuff like this without bodycams I can only imagine how many incidents like this happen where the cops aren’t punished for lying.
Don't worry, they "accidentally" turn them off, then shoot people in the eyes with rubber bullets when they film them doing so. Or they just send them to jail.
What bro that would still be described as being rammed i dont get the problem. If you make a barricade to stop a car and they hit it they rammed it. I guess the word rammed could make it seem like there was serious damage done but it doesn’t necessarily make it the wrong term to use
@@reanbowlerd5988 Uh....the problem is that a horse and buggy ISNT A CAR. The guy in the buggy was passed out and the horse, which is its own living being, didn't stop. Which is a gigantic difference. The horse has no concept of the cops authority and did seem to try to avoid them at that anyway. The way it was worded made it seem like the passed out guy somehow made a conscience decision to drive the buggy into the car instead of what actually happened with the cop parking the car in the path of a horse that has no concept of police authority and couldn't manage to avoid hitting. A car and a horse and buggy are not the same thing.
The officer lying that the horses rammed him as if it were the amish mans decision... I wanted to watch some Critikal for laughs... now I'm just pissed off.
Fun fact: In Ontario this wouldn’t be illegal because here a DUI can only be issued if you are operating a motor vehicle. So a drunk paralyzed man using his motorized wheelchair would be breaking the law but this man wouldn’t since the buggy is horse drawn. He still might be caught for public intoxication though I’m not sure.
The funniest part is there's a good chance the driver was passed out and the horse was just on autopilot going home. I live in Amish Country PA, this happens way more than you think. I worked with an ex amish guy that used to call his horse "autopilot"
Ngl Autopilot actually sounds pretty cool as a name. Also horse and buggies are super useful, it's like having an extra driver or a self driving car. You can get piss drunk, give the horse some beer (since it won't get drunk), pass out in the buggy, and be on your merry way. Plus it's a basically a pet. Only problem is that it eats a lot, can't travel very far, and can't go very fast.
Important to point out how that the horse is heading home on its own. So the officer decides the best thing to do is crash his car into the horse and carriage and caused severe injury to the occupant. Police cannot just not make things worse. There is no situation where things cannot be made worse with the presence of a police officer.
Back in the days when horses were the main mode of non-walking transportation, it was common for horses to know their way home, so a drunk guy could get back from the tavern without having to do anything himself. Maybe this was something like that.
id be surprised if the number was lower than 25%. that shit sounds chill as hell. horse is smart enough to avoid obstacles and danger and if things are hectic it will winny and wake me up.
@@tree_alone Honestly I think the horse failed at its job in this case. Clearly didn’t let the “driver” know of the cops and wake him up in time! Always gotta have the cop alert installed in your horse.
Cutting off a horse, depending on the state is illegal to do and) is animal cruelty because it spooks the horse. Many states a horse has more rights than drivers & pedestrians. Cops mad he was on cruise control.
Pretty fun fact: There are states in the us where it is considered public intoxication, not dui. Also a few where it's completely legal to ride a horse and buggy home drunk.
Yet riding a bike drunk is a DUI. Crazy. I guess it is what it is. Don't agree with it. Not that I also agree with the dip shit cop either. I think both parties are wrong.
As someone who lived around Amish country for a while, I can vouch, it is a fairly common occurrence to see a horse autopiloting home while the driver is asleep or drunk.
The Cop straight up lying while he KNOWS that at least 1 bodycam recorded the entire scene May god bless the horse that was just afraid of random flashing lights in pure darkness
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The biggest failure here is the cop not telling him to hold his horses.
Fuck that’ve been great
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“Hes fine, the horse knows how to get home” proceeds to get in the way of the horse getting home
Average cop.
You would be stupid to just keep following the horses since you have no clue how far or close home is.
@@NotMe-yh5gi but if the horse is fine why are they following in the first place?
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@@LycanKai14 how do you know they don’t know how to obey traffick laws?
I partied with Amish people once. It was weirdly one of the coolest parties I have ever been to. My friend lived out in the country and his neighbors were Amish. He had a birthday party and they showed up in full force. You haven't lived until you partied with the Amish. I swear they go so hard but, like, respectfully. They were just a good ass time. I was smoking weed out of a corn cob pipe with a guy and he told me he doesn't worry about DUI's cause he sits down in the buggy and the horse just takes him home while he sleeps. I'm telling you, I have never talked about wooden furniture while listening to obscure early 2000's pop music before. It was a weird night, but good weird.
Damn sounds like an experience only some can live through definitely wish I had 🤣
That sounds so lit the creators of full self driving 😂
That sounds like a fever dream that I wanna experience so damn badly
wow :O also nice to see more examples of I guess slightly looser Amish? where they interact way more with the outside world, get drunk, even if it's their own product
I thought Amish people had to abstain from all substances?
It’s wild that even something this non serious the cop still lies about what happened.
I love the irony of a horse and buggy being able to drive itself home
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The cop constantly telling the Amish man to stop his horses like he can flip a switch to stop them while the man is slumped over is the funniest thing lmao
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They need a emergency brake function to the buggy. Have a tranqulizer button.
Not to mention the buggy was already stopped. Imagine how confusing that must be to wake up completely wasted, not moving, and some cop screaming at you to stop moving.
@@lolasdm6959 I can't tell if this is a joke it probably is but you can't activate any of those when you're unconscious, obviously..
drunk man: *is sleeping through the whole "chase"*
police: *so this is how it all escalated*
Lets follow the police chains of events.
1. “Don’t worry, the horse knows it’s way home”
2. “He’s passed out asleep and there’s a beer can”
3 “He’s drunk and won’t stop i’ll get infront of him”
4. “He rammed his buggy into the cruiser”
5. “He kept speeding up and wouldn’t let me round him”
I hope this cop gets what he deserves one day and has to pay for every single innocent person he’s arrested and lied to get charged.
Good ol predatory thought process
Not to mention saying he went to grab the horses reigns when he really just yelled to a sleeping man to do it
Your using fallacious logic in extrapolating him exxagerating a situation to a supervisor somehow equates to a systemic problem in that detachment. There's 4 cops on scene and only ones lying...to another cop..his supervisor...to try and more easily justify his actions of getting his car scratched. They have bodycam footage. Nobody's being wrongfully imprisoned for that lmao. It's why we have court. And your basing your assumption that it's common on nothing but maybe 2 videos you've seen over a few months. Just like one might assumr that gay people are all predators, theyre wrong, but they feel confidentnin that because they see 2 or 3 examples of it being the case. 2 out of dozens of thousands is inconsequential. It's the lying that makes this extraordinary and why we watch and are appalled by this video.
This would be like seeing a video of a subway worker spitting in a sandwich and then assuming 50% of sandwiches made are spat in. No. Nobody's talking about the 99.9% of sandwiches made normally. The reason we are seeing this is because it's extraordinary.
Doesn't mean he shouldn't be dealt with harshly. Doesn't mean that dirty cops aren't a massive problem we face as society. They are just far rarer than mad eout to be, during to numerous checks and balances that do a very good job of preventing that behavior to begin with.
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Cops need to be held accountable when they just completely make shit up like that.
But they never are!
agreed
True, but they wont
that's very true. I think holding them accountable for shooting children and letting children be shot should be priority tho. looks like the cops are Uvalde are facing some consequences which is nice. badges should be stripped and life imprisonment is just. if someone won't protect their community/kills their community as a "protector" than that person is not redeemable whatsoever.
Yeah it really annoys me, and they probably didn’t even get a slap on the wrist…
Ah yes, screaming and driving erratically with a bright red and blue flashing vehicle will definitely have no effect on the behavior of the one ton animal carrying this unconscious driver
cops gotta go back to riding horses
They still have mounted police officers in New York
More like a half-ton, but yeah you’re not wrong lol
This right here. Do people understand that horses aren't cars made out of meat now lol
And to add to that he lied about what happenee to the other officers...
I absolutely love just *how* surprised Charlie is that a cop would lie about a series of events
"HEY, STOP YOUR HORSE" from the cop got me rolling
Honestly it's kind of disturbing how the police officer just made up a story to make the drunk passed out amish guy sound like he deliberately tried to escape.
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Dude knew this was gonna go viral so he took opportunity to make himself look as “good” as possible, ended up looking more like a straight up fool lmao
The absolute speed level of this chase was unfathomable and straight up crazy
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as someone whos been in court, the cop is gonna try to claim in court that the guy crashing into him was the guys fault, maybe we should start a gofundme for the amish guy to have a good lawyer so the cop cant pull that bullshit
0 chance this would get to court. There very well might be legal action, but this is so small it would never get to court
Gofundme isn't the solution to every single problem on the planet
I'm so grateful that we have bodycams so that we can call the officers out for lying about things that never happened
Absolutely bizarre to me how the cop just straight-up lies about everything that happened when telling his story to the other cop at the end. The fact that he didn't even handle this properly just made this whole situation worse.
I agree fam, thats friggin nuts.
cops being cops. no wonder people don't trust them.
Unfortunately, that's cops for ya. Total bullshit.
Especially since really there was no need to lie about it at all. Like I highly doubt the cop would be in trouble for admitting to not being able to stop a horse while the driver of the buggy is too intoxicated to do anything and the cop clearly isn't familiar with working with horses. If anything he's more likely to be reprimanded for lying, since his body cam provided obvious evidence that he lied (though let's be real, with most US police departments, even that's super unlikely to be punished)
Bizarre? That's textbook tradition
This right here is why I get pissed when people say "why would the cop lie?" This right here shows they literally don't even need a reason to lie, they just will sometimes.
These mouth breathing dribbling-while-eating rightoids will never listen though, even when presented with video evidence, "it's just one bad apple" without even understanding "one bad apple spoils the bunch"
exactly, they often lie to make their decisions sound better
People are dumb
thats more human beings than just cops.
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This cop was fighting the urge to yell "STOP RESISTING" at the horse
His car has 1 horse power
Actually on average, a horse can achieve a maximum output of 14.9 horsepower
@@gtijason7853 horse math dont even make sense
"He just rammed into my car"
I love police logic. "Yes your honor. The fugitive attacked my baton with his face"
lmao spot on
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That example doesnt fit unless you hold your baton still and wait for them to run into it, in which case you could argue they did it themselves. The buggy did infact hit the car im not sure what the problem is
@@reanbowlerd5988 Calm down there cowboy, he's pointing out how a cop would invent a story look at the connotations not the literal denotation. As for the buggy hitting the car, he made it sound like he intentionally hit the car when in reality the guy was passed out and being negligent which is an important distinction to make in the legal system.
@@reanbowlerd5988 he park his car in front of the buggy expecting the horse to just stop cause of his authority. The horse said "naw fuck the cops bro" and kept going but didnt turn in time and hit the car with the buggy.
The Amish Pit Maneuver sounds like one hell of a cocktail
Gave the Amish guy a splitting headache when he woke up
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I saw another one of these where the Amish guy tried, after being pulled over, tried to explain himself by invoking the Amish "straw hat law". No one knew what it was, cause they hadn't put anything about it on the Internet.
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The funniest part of this is, if the cops hadn't intervened, the guy probably would have woke up at home in his horse and buggy and nothing would have been damaged. Horse clearly knew where to go.
I like how the cop thinks the guy has some kind of telepathic connection to his horse that's so strong that he can control it in his sleep
Maybe mfs shouldn't try to drive while being drunk sherlock🤓🤡
Horses that get loose can find their way home, as can ones set on a path home. They're intelligent and very trainable animals.
There was a story in Indiana quite a few years back of a girl driving their cart home got killed by a stray bullet from a hunter, and the horse just kept walking till it got home. The parents found her becuase they saw the horse take the cart up to the usual unhitching spot, but it just stood there with no one unhitching the horse.
I know most won’t find it that serious but the little details matter. This cop quite literally lied about the altercation with this man and horse which could impact him in an even more negative way. Way too many cops get away with altering the story which results in harsher punishments for some people.
Fr. Like the cop already had him, there’s no way it’s legal to sleep while your horses drive the carriage. The cop lied just to get the drunk dude in even more trouble.
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Especially traffic cops. I had a cop claim he flagged me for speeding when I was going under the sped limit following by a truck pulling a bot uphill. Took it court and dash cam showed he gunned a different car than mine. I still had to pay for a lawyer while nothing happened to the idiot cop
@@ricotta5753 And it's highly likely that the hose took off by itself since it got dark and was hungry.
@@Mana7Origin I mean yeah, the guy was sleeping. There was no way he could’ve been leading the horses
loved how the cop made that shit up on the spot, definitely the kind of guy to plant evidence fr fr
The lies the cop gave actually disturbs me, he knew the man was asleep, he knew the horses could make their way home, he knew the horses would be disturbed by the lights, and he knew that parking in front of him wouldn’t stop the horses. He set up that man from the start to incriminate him, and the only thing that may help his case is that body cam footage.
"the horse knows how to get home"
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it is true tho lmao
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it's true! before cars, people used to just get blackout drunk and let the horse go, just like this. since horses were roaming animals, and needed to remember where good food/water was, they evolved really accurate mental mapping!
@@setheus Yeah they have pretty good navigation.
That was like a 4 foot chase. Pretty sure dude was asleep. Cop acted like his actions saved the planet. Was fun to watch. Great video
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Imagine the guy staying asleep and running into some type of traffic and gettong the horse and him instantly hurt....
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Yep that’s coppers for you. Making mountains outta molehills but can’t lift a finger to save kids.
This cop needs to be fired. First, he lied about the sequence of events. Second, he doesn't know how to stop a horse.
Horse: Is just trying to go home
This police officer for some reason: And I took that personally
It's terrifying how readily and easily the cop lied. After admitting it wasn't a problem. The horse was literally just going home. They didn't need to get involved. This was a victimless crime. I hope the Amish sue the cops but doubt it.
like they totally could have just escorted the buggy home to make sure nothing happened and get the guy there if they want to charge him it’s really that simple
Traffic laws are an issue. That horse won't stop at an intersection, and it also can't be trusted to stay on the right side of the road the entire time. But that also doesn't excuse the cop lying either.
according to what i've read, this is a pretty average occurrence. amish men usually get smashed, and just hop in the buggy, and the horse takes them home.
all the cops did was spook the horse, and make it drive into a ditch. the horse knows what to do, and looking at the guy in the buggy, probably does this every weekend.
the cool thing about horses, is despite their peanut brain, they're pretty smart animals. they know where home is and how to get there.
@Veronica I mean, assuming there's a decent amount of Amish people in the area who use horses and stuff, they're probably used to occasionally seeing one and they'd know to avoid it. Plus the horse probably knows well enough/was trained to stay away from cars. Really the problem could've been pretty easily solved by just escorting the buggy home or getting someone to help do it.
He was drunk and in charge of horses. That is obviously a problem.
He wasn't drunk behind the wheel, he was drunk behind the reigns, as a passenger in the horses vehicle. That's a loophole.
Good enough for me, case dismissed
We need an Audit the Audit video, the legality here is questionable
@@CJbrinkman602 no its not you just don’t know about the laws that affect amish people. They arent going to let loopholes like that exist when people have been using horse and buggy for hundreds of years
People have tried to use that loophole but it still gets them a DUI. There was a video of a guy on horseback that was passed out cold. Somehow managed to stay on it and the horse was just walking back home. Cop stopped him and he got charged. There's a youtube video somewhere of the body cam.
@@PeacefulAcres they aren't driving though, nor operating machinery
I am surprised the cop didn't draw his gun. He's the kind of doofus I could see shooting the man in the back because he his buggy hit the cops car, then claim the horse attacked him and shoot the it 12 times
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This is crazy, basically the cops looking for a problem. The buggy wouldn’t hit the car if he didn’t get in front of it
Literally they said "the horse knows the say home". Just let him go home!
LOL
>guy asleep in cart being dragged by horses without control
>some random anti cop trash on youtube: "well cops just finds problems everywhere"
Lunatics.
@@Alen725 Horses know how to get home on their own though, and are very intelligent creatures, soooo
@@jesseroberts1041 they're also very known for getting spooked by random shit. If the police just said 'oh well' and left, I'm sure the blame would still be on police if something bad happened due to them not at least doing something.
@@Alen725 the horses where driving home and not speeding and they weren't drunk. he blocked them and possibly hurt them for no reason
The fabrication is just a good insight to how some cops will quickly on the fly alter details to cover themselves for making just poor judgement calls. Pretty wild stuff.
He... Should note that the bodycam pretty much catches him in a lie...
Police officers always lie when they are in the wrong. And the government is on their side. They are willing to ruin people's lives as long as they don't get in trouble themselves.
This is definitely a nice video to see both for the scenario, and a look into how not all cops are responsible and will take any chances they have to abuse their power or fabricate incidents
Yeah those horses are basically on autopilot. They know how to get home
This feels like the cop thinks the horse's got an off switch. The man is passed out, got slammed into the floor of his buggy and now he's got cops yelling at him. You go grab the horse, man, you're the conscious one!! Poor horse too, got jostled pretty bad with that pit maneuver... Also yeah that horse was definitely going home, they know where to go when given the reins and let loose.
Edit: nevermind, I hadn't gotten to the cop "explaining" the sequence of events, that's cops for you, total bullshit
To be fair you can’t just let it walk around on the road could cause tons of problems but then again the guy just lied
Completely agree. It’s like the cop is lacking the awareness that they’re… horses, they can move on their own. The man is passed out, so of course the horses are going to do what they want. Just changing the story like that makes me think all cops need body cams on.
@@tubasil8786 No you can. The horse is the driver of the vehicle. It was on its way home on its own
@@tubasil8786 no I'm with you there, he definitely had the right idea to check on the guy but went about it all wrong
@@tubasil8786 - Yeah, they honestly could have just like escorted him
This is the most adrenaline-filled, intense chase I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing Charlie.
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Damn Tesla is years behind the horse and bugy can already drive itself
I love seeing his room come together more and more each video.
The cop not understanding the mechanics of a horse and buggy are hilarious😂😂 it’s like he doesn’t recognize the driver and the horses are 2 separate entities
I think it'd be funny if they were just dumbfucks, but, they're dumbfucks with power that ruin people's lives.
You tell the person who clearly owns the horses and works with them everyday to stop their horse, just like you would tell someone to get their dog if it go out. You wouldnt sit there “mr dog i don’t appreciate this would you please return” he doesn’t expect bro to flip a switch on the horse he expects him to ya know, do the thing he does everyday and control his horses like is required for a horse and buggy
@@reanbowlerd5988 Cops don;t tell people to stop their dogs, they shoot them.
@@reanbowlerd5988 Well, dude, the Amish dude was completely passed out. He was 100% unconscious.
@@reanbowlerd5988 so what you mean to say is the cop is an idiot
Just shows how cops will tell a lie even when there’s a video contradicting what they say
I believe even if the judge was physically there and saw everything that happened, the cop would still lie to him.
And they'll get away with it too
Yeeep
Because cops are human beings too. They make mistakes
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"He rammed into me" No... officer you rammed yourself.
"Arrest that horse as well!" like the horse isn't the primary mastermind.
I hope the body cam footage needs to be sent for review, because this officer committed several violations, lying being one of them. I hope he gets suspended from duty.
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Nah, I hope this guy gets promoted to head chief for actually having a police chase with an Amish guy
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@@plantyt3246 I reported the same bots well over 30 times, each and yet CZcams has done nothing about them, they'll age restrict a dude for his skin color, destroy lives for not being politically correct enough, and cut out their creators, but won't ban the bots.
"HEY!! Stop your horse!!!!"
"arrest the horse too. Breathalyze it, it might be drunk"
better check the horse for drugs too, go ahead officer stick your head in there
"Put it cuffs. Oh God, it kicked me ! Officer Down !!!"
(I leave the further escalation to your imagination)
There was an amish dude around my place who got arrested for growing marjuana, dude had two acres of the stuff just hidden in the woods. They came to his house and arrested him, to whitch he went willingly, they searched his house and found 15 guns, one of which was a musket from the 1700s
This entire story is literally insane. A horse is just walking home and these guys are treating it like the amish guy fell asleep driving on the highway like bro.
To be fair, this could be really dangerous
I swear the story the cop was telling was different each time he opened his mouth.
average cop
Each time got more fantastic than the last. By the time he makes it back to the station, he gonna be saying the guy intentionally sent his horse to get him, burn all his crops, poison his water supply, and deliver a plague onto his house
@@j.g.3293 while listening to his voice I could hear the gears turning in his head as to which detail to blow up next.
Never would have guessed that the Amish would have self driving cars before the rest of us
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Garage collection used to be done by horse and every route used a particular horse because they knew the route and didn't need a driver.
We have Tesla...?
It’s crazy how many cops lie while having body camera on.
This little buggy with the reflective triangle on the back is just some really cute stuff.
Everything this cop did is wrong, if they do stuff like this without bodycams I can only imagine how many incidents like this happen where the cops aren’t punished for lying.
Even if they do record and visibly lie there's no consequences
Don't worry, they "accidentally" turn them off, then shoot people in the eyes with rubber bullets when they film them doing so. Or they just send them to jail.
judges usually side with cops regardless
@@MAX-de8fe cops can go to court?
@@zerglinglover2303 Yes and it is the jury’s decision that matters by the way
I love that one police officer was just petting the horse
Through all the setup going on with CZcams this is the one of the funniest police "chase" ever good laugh
The policeman should've said "Woah" and that horse would've stopped immediately
“He just rammed my car”
Bro you just parked your car in front of a running horse 🤦♂️
Gotta love cops
What bro that would still be described as being rammed i dont get the problem. If you make a barricade to stop a car and they hit it they rammed it. I guess the word rammed could make it seem like there was serious damage done but it doesn’t necessarily make it the wrong term to use
@@reanbowlerd5988 im starting to think that you are an officer yourself...
@@reanbowlerd5988 Uh....the problem is that a horse and buggy ISNT A CAR. The guy in the buggy was passed out and the horse, which is its own living being, didn't stop. Which is a gigantic difference. The horse has no concept of the cops authority and did seem to try to avoid them at that anyway. The way it was worded made it seem like the passed out guy somehow made a conscience decision to drive the buggy into the car instead of what actually happened with the cop parking the car in the path of a horse that has no concept of police authority and couldn't manage to avoid hitting.
A car and a horse and buggy are not the same thing.
Not all cops man...
“The horses know how to get home, he’ll be okay” 🤣 shoulda took his own advice
The cop is going to “disappear” after he responds to a call near the Amish community.
Love that "fast " quote... good stuff.
The officer lying that the horses rammed him as if it were the amish mans decision... I wanted to watch some Critikal for laughs... now I'm just pissed off.
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"Are you aware that your horse was passing the speed limit?"
like.. passing the sign? lol
glad you finally have stuff in your room. was so sad before
Fun fact: In Ontario this wouldn’t be illegal because here a DUI can only be issued if you are operating a motor vehicle. So a drunk paralyzed man using his motorized wheelchair would be breaking the law but this man wouldn’t since the buggy is horse drawn. He still might be caught for public intoxication though I’m not sure.
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I’m so glad tax dollars are going to go towards car damage that could’ve 100% been avoidable
We've been spendin' most our lives livin in an Amish paradise .
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Amish dude wakes up to officer yelling STOP YOUR HOUSE. amish dude is confused because the horse is stopped lmao
The funniest part is there's a good chance the driver was passed out and the horse was just on autopilot going home. I live in Amish Country PA, this happens way more than you think. I worked with an ex amish guy that used to call his horse "autopilot"
Ngl Autopilot actually sounds pretty cool as a name.
Also horse and buggies are super useful, it's like having an extra driver or a self driving car. You can get piss drunk, give the horse some beer (since it won't get drunk), pass out in the buggy, and be on your merry way. Plus it's a basically a pet. Only problem is that it eats a lot, can't travel very far, and can't go very fast.
Yeah they have pretty good navigation.
@@Weebish_Dragon Well If they eat a lot of sugar cane it ferments in their stomach and they get drunk.
Important to point out how that the horse is heading home on its own. So the officer decides the best thing to do is crash his car into the horse and carriage and caused severe injury to the occupant.
Police cannot just not make things worse. There is no situation where things cannot be made worse with the presence of a police officer.
@Kavetion a lot of talk but no show.
I think you got your words mixed up lol. also stop acting like this is every cop
@@SnailSnail-lo4pm I mean, it isn't every cop, but the fact that we can witness so much of this stuff is seriously a problem.
@@CL4K. the fact that this is all across a country with hundreds of millions of people with a supposed "policing problem" isn't surprising.
Jeez not all police are corrupt.
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Tons of horse power on that buggy
Officer missed his day to finally yell: “hold your horses”
@ˎ ok
“Breathalyze the horse” took me out ngl 💀
Back in the days when horses were the main mode of non-walking transportation, it was common for horses to know their way home, so a drunk guy could get back from the tavern without having to do anything himself. Maybe this was something like that.
I'm just glad they finally caught him
I live in the middle of “Amish country”, and you would be surprised by how many choose to sleep while “operating” a horse and buggy
id be surprised if the number was lower than 25%. that shit sounds chill as hell. horse is smart enough to avoid obstacles and danger and if things are hectic it will winny and wake me up.
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@@tree_alone Honestly I think the horse failed at its job in this case. Clearly didn’t let the “driver” know of the cops and wake him up in time! Always gotta have the cop alert installed in your horse.
@@DaTimmeh the horse might be a narc
@@tree_alone AVOID OBSTACLES😂😂😂 yes this video really shows that
“Pardon me sir, would you please pull over safely and appropriately. Thank you very much.”
it's the "STOP YOUR HORSE" that got me.
The speed of this chase made my heart skip a beat! I almost had to go to hospital because of this high speed chase.
Bless the people calming the horse after the accident. It must've hurt
That horse was driving over 120 MPH, truly the most adrenaline-intensive chase I've ever seen
Cutting off a horse, depending on the state is illegal to do and) is animal cruelty because it spooks the horse. Many states a horse has more rights than drivers & pedestrians. Cops mad he was on cruise control.
Pretty fun fact: There are states in the us where it is considered public intoxication, not dui. Also a few where it's completely legal to ride a horse and buggy home drunk.
Yet riding a bike drunk is a DUI. Crazy. I guess it is what it is. Don't agree with it. Not that I also agree with the dip shit cop either. I think both parties are wrong.
As someone who lived around Amish country for a while, I can vouch, it is a fairly common occurrence to see a horse autopiloting home while the driver is asleep or drunk.
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Maybe the cop isn't familiar with this kind of thing... pretty wild how he is treating this like an actual motorized vehicle lmao
The Cop straight up lying while he KNOWS that at least 1 bodycam recorded the entire scene
May god bless the horse that was just afraid of random flashing lights in pure darkness
I mean... Technically the horse is driving if the dude's asleep.
I love how this cop doesn't know how horses work.
"Pull over, put it in park! Hands off the wheel! Keys out of the ignition! I said hands up!"
The best part was that the man was asleep
That’s so disgusting how the officer changed the story like that. Police officers like that are such pigs
The Amish pit maneuver “stop your horse”got me
cop : Stop moving the horse!!
Amish guy : *wakes up*
Horse : *moves without the amish doing anything*
the cop : so anyway i started blasting.
"The horse knows how to get home"
So we should chase it down and start a scene. Yep. Perfect sense
“What do you mean those are horses? I thought that was the newest Toyota model!”
-that cop probably
This is like something out of a movie
No gonna lie, I miss the days when Charlie’s room was a smaller room with wato hanging out in the corner.