Dangerous prank call ends with an innocent man in handcuffs

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  • čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
  • The family is grateful no one was killed during the incident.

Komentáře • 16

  • @dakotashea3561
    @dakotashea3561 Před měsícem +3

    "We got a call"

  • @dakotashea3561
    @dakotashea3561 Před měsícem +5

    Also pissed with suicide hotline on this...
    The idea is its a safe place for someone to TALK to a stranger.
    Knowing theyll make calls like this on their own, may discourage those who are suicidal and just need to talk; from using it in the first place -_-

  • @Ryan_1997
    @Ryan_1997 Před měsícem +6

    Why go through his stuff? Tf
    No search warrant
    Smh

    • @TheMoFauxs
      @TheMoFauxs Před měsícem

      LE here. Had to be consent. Or that’s no bueno.
      Also, when crisis lines call 911 we take that very seriously. And a call that a man (who is specifically named, which gives extra legitimacy to the threat) was going to kill himself and his family is, well… not exactly gonna let that guy go till you’re sure he’s not gonna kill his family. So even if he didn’t consent, I would hold him till I get a search warrant or until we disprove the threat another way. That would be a bad day if the threat was real and the cops didn’t do their due diligence.

  • @A3Kr0n
    @A3Kr0n Před měsícem +12

    I would sue the cops.

    • @becky2595
      @becky2595 Před měsícem +2

      Well that's an ignorant comment. Let me guess, if they did not respond immediately, you'd have the same childish comment. Thankfully this nice gentleman used his head, the officers did their job, & no one was hurt physically by some sick and twisted individual who pulled the prank.

    • @Reel210Tx
      @Reel210Tx Před měsícem +2

      So sue the cops cause they were doing their job? How about find the people that called in the prank!

  • @jimmieroan9881
    @jimmieroan9881 Před měsícem +2

    okay i rewatched video, it's a san antonio kens 5 news story but i see its from spring, i think that's a houston suburb, now it makes sense, the man is damn lucky to be alive, not sure about spring but houston is the cesspool of texas, you smell the stink from miles away.

  • @pjnealon3476
    @pjnealon3476 Před měsícem

    unfortunate for this individual.

  • @XiaoPP1
    @XiaoPP1 Před měsícem

    Cops slow to give reason.....why? Up front “this is the police, we are here for......” May save many lives!

  • @billionear
    @billionear Před měsícem

    Government over reach. Pretending to be your saviour

  • @pablomossman7064
    @pablomossman7064 Před měsícem +2

    Its not a prank its Swatting and needs to be dealt with as a Class B Felony.

    • @waynesmith6325
      @waynesmith6325 Před 29 dny

      Class B how bout THE most serious of Felonies which I'm guessing is class A......People HAVE died from swatting calls SO IMO IF you make a false call whatever the penalty WOULD have been to who you were trying to get in trouble YOU should get that penalty!! So Ladies making false gRape accusations IF the Guy would have got 20-30 years and it's proven YOU lied YOU get 20-30 years!! It'll STOP this BS in it's tracks!!

  • @anhthanhthongsoai7987
    @anhthanhthongsoai7987 Před měsícem

    Hey Policeman:
    I would bet you a dollar if you would go after those pranksters.
    You guys are good at harassing innocent, peaceful folks when they are just relaxing comfortably at home.

  • @BadPanda9092
    @BadPanda9092 Před měsícem

    Wear some pants.