Somebody that drives full speed into a barrier, drives full speed through a kindergarten. With cars you quickly reach the point where *only* killing everyone inside is the safest outcome.
The tomahawk cruise missile is also among the safest ways to bring a vehicle to a complete stop with minimum damage to the vehicle and the driver. They forgorr to mention it.
Hey stupid, you just happen to know the cost of just ONE Tomahawk??? You thank your city taxes is high, wait till they tag on the cost of just ONE of those missiles! you're looking at around $100,000 each!
@Brenton yeah that's the point. A chase of any sort means YOU are putting everyone around you in extreme danger. This includes civilians as well as police. These barriers are placed in areas where the danger that a rogue driver poses to others is extremely high and therefore it is worth trading their life for those around them. Also keep in mind that the collision shown was at very high speed, where it is very likely that a crash will cause injury or death to others. Smacc XD
bruh xD to be fair the video didnt make it that clear but those things are mainly anti terror tools, they are installed in pedestrian zones etc so things like the 2016 germany truck attack for example cant happen again
@@cheesygerit2299 military bases have a similar system. There are either heavy metal posts that can be raised quickly. That will total Any vehicle. Or a metal plate that rises at angle quickly. As they are in area with multiple warning, speed under 10 mph, STOP signs. If you hit at speed. You are up to no good. One metal plate was accidentally activated as a car tire just crossed it. Totaled car, but no injury a good dry cleaner couldn’t Fix.
One thing that might be classified as a pursuit stopping tactic is the ram bars on the cars. They're often overlooked, but very, very important while pitting someone. Without the ram bar is very easy for the officer to also lose control. I don't know if that counts, but it is still very vital.
The PIT technique in no way uses the the push bars, they are used as a battering ram or to push disabled vehicles off the road! The pit technique is done by the pursuing cop nudging the right or left front part of their car on the sides before their front tires and nudging the target vehicle on the rear quarter panel behind the rear tires of the target vehicle causing the target vehicle to spin out. It has nothing at all to do with the push bars on the middle of the bumper of a cop car. Doing things that way will only fail and make the cop look extremely incompetent!
@@ZYGTropicals I see your point. But, I've seen officers (Without wraparound rambars) get a good grip on the vehicle with the rambars and spin it out... In a more effective way, with less damage to the squad car. On the contrary I've seen what you pointed out. But, most of the ones I've seen involving the PIT to fail was while an officer was using a wraparound rambar. I cannot say 100% if it counts as a pursuit stopping technique but I've seen it work more times than not.
wtf is ESD?? If you talking about that totally unrealistic EMP, that's obviously not real and would never work. If you'd have more than 40 IQ, you'd understand how electrics works. Attaching some high voltage thing on car's body, doesn't do anything, since the electricity would flow only between the device itself, therefore not effecting anything else. common sense to those who have IQ over 69
I remember a prototype of a rocket powered cart that was fired from the pursuing police cruiser. The objective was to aim the cart to go under the fleeing vehicle, it had a rod that when it made contact with the under chassis, it produced a short circuit that rendered the vehicle unable to continue functioning. It looked like a plane dogfight, pretty gnarly if you ask me.
Since u have to grab the rear wheel and stop only one of them, there’s a higher chance of the car losing control, especially since the driver inside the car would most definitely still be trying to drive, making one of the wheels move
One thing is for sure. The devices that were literally impenetrable barriers (2nd half) were so destructive to the runaway vehicles that none of the drivers would have survived or if they did would be permanently disabled. Nobody was walking away from those kind of maximum-damage obstacles.
Yeah well, if someone's trying to ram an explosive laden truck into a school, govt building, military bases etc, they better get cleaned up before they can cause deaths and destruction to others.
Guys, here is the Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
I haven't seen tire-shredding spike strips used in a long time. All the ones I've seen lately are little tubes that let air out slowly so the car is less likely to spin out and endanger the public.
@R Hamlet Its popular. Pretty sure it is a funding issue. People keep trying to take away funding from police, which in many areas already can't afford to have full staff.
@R Hamlet your comment was deleted by CZcams due to it's contents, but to reply. "Military Hardware" used by police forces is almost all donated, often equipment that reached EOL within the military. The number of people in prison has very little to do with policing and a lot more to do with a for profit prison system. Things are not perfect, but it looks like you get your information and ideologies from a very extreme source. I recommend looking at other sources and fact checking to ensure what you read is fully accurate.
@R Hamlet check again. And I'm not sure what exactly. That equipment was going to be thrown out. It's given police ways to solve issues that often in the past ended with fatalities or injury to the police. The things you are saying echo the material found on many alt-left sites.
@R Hamlet the thing is, allmost everything you just said has little factual ground. Police aren't over here killing people left and right, that's totally false. Like all of that information is stuff you get from the most left leaning news sources here.
@R Hamlet You are looking at raw information (that is skewed, because stats are easy to manipulate). You aren't taking into account gang activity, our terrible handling of mental health, the fact that the US is not a homogenous population, the size difference between the US and any country in Europe, wreath distribution among groups (for instance, statically there are more black people sadly than any other race that live in poverty, hence higher crime and higher chance to go to jail). You can't take a narrow look at an issue and have a complete picture. Like I said, things aren't perfect here, but there are not as bad as you make them out to be.
Retractable spikes are a technical solution in search of a problem. If you know what you're doing with normal spikes, you know that: You need to be ahead of your target, you need to set the spikes and run across to a safe pull location, then when your target is imminent, you pull your spikes into their path, then follow through by continuing to pull them off of the road so pursuing units don't have to do anything except pursue. That snare thing sounds like a good idea until you consider trying to take on a 4wd. (Oh, you *want* to get dragged by me? We're going into oncoming traffic. You're gonna die in a head on collision with traffic, and that recoil strap is going to part company as I drive away clean. The RF safe stop is all well and good until you EMP someone else's car, *pacemaker,* or cell phone because they're merely in the vicinity of a pursuit. (What maniac thinks this is a good idea?) If you want the way to *safely* end the pursuit, why not have a police UAV with a nice long loiter time, operated from the ground, and just watch the suspect run. They're going to have to stop eventually, and you can intentionally wreck them with an unmarked once they think they're safe.
The Tpac (tactical pursuit and containment) which I think is only used in the uk but it’s still pretty effective. Basically when police use their cars to ox the suspect in and prevent it from driving away without damage.
Absolutely mind-blowing video! The demonstration of the various police stopping techniques was both thrilling and educational. It's incredible to see how technology has advanced to ensure the safety of both officers and the public during high-speed pursuits. The RF Safe Stop, in particular, stood out to me as a game-changer in terms of minimizing risk while effectively stopping fleeing vehicles. Kudos to law enforcement for constantly innovating to keep our streets safe!
I've seen all these in documentaries before but in actual chases I've only seen stop sticks attempted with any frequency. Often they don't work because the officers can't always predict where the fleeing car is going to go and even if they do manage to be in place, the drivers often merely drive around the device. So the effectiveness is only so so. Also saw grappler used successfully but it's quite expensive and not in common use. Of all the others, I've never seen them used. The fixed barriers have only limited use as they aren't portable.
Very cool that most of the pursuits you included i have seen live on TV. of course the cell phone and dashcams are not live. Watching live pursuit is a heck of a hobby. its like a movie without knowing the ending.
FGM-148 Javelin Destruction: 11/10 Area of destruction: everything. Usage: Busy roads and crowded areas. This high tech device keeps pedestrians safe while providing maximum damage to runaway vehicle
I think that this will never work, because... You can have a good shielding around your computer in a car, or... what if your car does not have any computer at all?
@@richardkloubsky1299It still is the best option against motorcycles, as it would be very hard to protect the engine and other systems against it due to the limited space it has, and it is still able to disrupt most modern bikes
3:53 Ah I remember this one. The driver ended up striking a parked plane by themselves, giving themselves a traumatic brain injury, and fully decapitating their passenger. Not once did they actually have an officer or guard within eyesight of them. The helicopter was the only vehicle in pursuit, since the gate guards were not able to legally clear law enforcement to enter, and there were only a handful of guards on duty that day.
The technique had been around since the 1980s. In the easily 1990s, some anarchist sites on the then new internet even had instructions on how to build one to get low flying fighters into trouble. I remember hearing about some incidents with Tornados...
Ive never heard of "the grappler", but that is hands down the most entertaining to watch. Its like a cowboy and lasso, but his mustang's got 400hp, not just the one horse🤣
@5:40 that happened here in Arizona. I’m pretty sure it was some crazy woman that for unknown reasons kept ramming her vehicle into another woman’s vehicle. We have a lot of lunatics here
you never seen spike strips? WOW! .. in what reality do you live in? tethered net is also becoming quite popular in USA, seen them use it couple times here and there. however all those barriers are designed for blocking no tresspass roads, like road leading to airport or police station, those things are there to stop terrorists, not some common criminals.
One piece of tech they need is a tungsten dart deployed from a chase helicopter. Once identifying and gaining a positive lock the dart would be launched and plunge vertically though the engine bay destroying the vehicle's engine. The dart could be designed to penetrate and drive into the underlying surface or separate and shred engine components without penetrating. Or, with a slight adjustment, punch through the roof above the driver's seat... which would be a far better use, IMO.
The technology can be used to stop huge trucks running down uncontrollably due to a breakdown of the brake system rather than relying on escape ramps which are not as safe.
Awesome ! Really good indeed. especially the "Grappler" : ) Spikes Strips are excellent too (the remote one as well). a smaller portable model would be also useful when police Officers have to get out of their patrol cars, go up to the Suspect door. Hence the Officer just throw the smaller spikes strip around the rear wheel of the vehicle, so that the Suspect cannot decide to resume his fleeing.
Something Los Angeles has yet to learn. Sometimes an immediate and catastrophic vehicle end is the best as we have many times seen suspects carjack other vehicles and even kidnap innocent victims.
I'm happy to see that there are lots of concerned scientists that used their talent to stop this sort of thing. It's horrifying that there are some that do this. Innocent people have been killed because of it.
I love the grappler and self retracting and disabling devices. They are much safer for the Officers and general public and can be done at any speed. Some of these barriers shown at the end are just not practical for high speed chases on interstates.
the RT-2PM topol is one of the safest ways to stop a criminal from getting away, used by police since 1984, very effective and can get them from another country!
That electronic shutdown device was extremely impressive, but then so were every one of these excellent systems! They bring new levels of capability to Officers tasked with apprehension and protection, and they do it well.
All gas automobiles have an electric ignition system that would be disabled by an EMP. Modern diesel vehicles have sophisticated electronic systems that would also be affected. It wasn't mentioned whether the stopped vehicles electronics were temporarily disabled or completely fried, which would probably total the vehicle for insurance purposes.
@@avsystem3142 Not all gas cars have electric ignition systems. Takes one google search to figure that out. Prior to 1968, it was uncommon for cars to utilize electric ignition systems.
@@ThePeach_PieHQ You are confusing electric ignition systems, either coil or magneto that ALL engines with spark plugs have, with electronic ignition systems. An EMP can destroy anything with wiring if sufficiently powerful
"It keeps pedestrians safe" Ah yes, nothing better for my immune system then the top of a lorry going 50mph through my spine paralyzing me immediately and bleeding out in minutes! Along with the entire street
What I have learned from NFS most wanted is to immediately press Alt+ F4 after getting busted and then restart the mission. I advise them to use the same
Traditional spike strips are too violent. I like the stop sticks, I think that's why stop sticks were made actually. It pierces a valve in the tire that slowly deflates it. The GPS tracking darts are cool too
3 years ago I sent a question to the NHTSA in Washington,D.C.and asked them why they could legislate a new law where every new car and pickup truck have tamper proof chips in the new car vehicles,so when law enforcement is in pursuit of a fleeing car the officers point a hand held remote at the vehicle in pursuit and the engine is disabled and locks the doors.This method is being used nation wide for theft of vehicles and are called Bait cars.
I love it when they went from "oh yea lets just stop those cars nice and easy" to "lets remove all of their body parts in the process"
Right, hahaha
Somebody that drives full speed into a barrier, drives full speed through a kindergarten.
With cars you quickly reach the point where *only* killing everyone inside is the safest outcome.
That's the best truth ever
Which I’m totally fine with. 🤭hehe
If Spiderman invented these police devices.
4:34 Wow! That is the safest stopping technique I ever seen! That method not stopping the vehicle only it stop the driver life too!
🤣🤣🤣
And the hostage too!
Safer for everyone
@@jaypolas4136 Always looking for some reason to not kill scum
Yes 😂😂😂
The tomahawk cruise missile is also among the safest ways to bring a vehicle to a complete stop with minimum damage to the vehicle and the driver. They forgorr to mention it.
Hey stupid, you just happen to know the cost of just ONE Tomahawk??? You thank your city taxes is high, wait till they tag on the cost of just ONE of those missiles! you're looking at around $100,000 each!
*forgot
@@jayachandran.a forgorrr
@@deadpoolstrikesagain3914 saves a fortune on court costs and ongoing prison costs, also prevents them ever doing it again, a LOT of plus points.
@@deadpoolstrikesagain3914 Easy to prevent, STOP.
Love it how they went from "Destruction area:wheels" to "Destruction area:EVERYTHING" in just 4 minutes.
They trynna kills mfs 😭😭
That net & grappler might be “safest” options
Yeah probably
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It's a brilliant invention for sure.
Imagine being able to deploy those from behind a cop car.
I want one of those grapplers to put on my truck!
5:20 isnt a stop barrier, its an execution
Little price to pay for someone who doesn't care for others life
@@munir8015 My attitude too. Risk others lives ? Police are going to risk yours to stop you instead😡
Well that's almost as good as a solid wall
@@edisonteslowki5524 my balls are solid
@Brenton yeah that's the point. A chase of any sort means YOU are putting everyone around you in extreme danger. This includes civilians as well as police. These barriers are placed in areas where the danger that a rogue driver poses to others is extremely high and therefore it is worth trading their life for those around them. Also keep in mind that the collision shown was at very high speed, where it is very likely that a crash will cause injury or death to others.
Smacc
XD
Maximum damage to run away vehicles or rather death. The last two are over the top
Yeah..those would be last resort..like to have in front of the White House or something that MUST be protected.
Yeah, i thought the same. Those last two would *DEFINITELY* kill somebody if they were used as a regular police stop technique.
bruh xD to be fair the video didnt make it that clear but those things are mainly anti terror tools, they are installed in pedestrian zones etc so things like the 2016 germany truck attack for example cant happen again
@@cheesygerit2299 military bases have a similar system. There are either heavy metal posts that can be raised quickly. That will total Any vehicle. Or a metal plate that rises at angle quickly. As they are in area with multiple warning, speed under 10 mph, STOP signs. If you hit at speed. You are up to no good. One metal plate was accidentally activated as a car tire just crossed it. Totaled car, but no injury a good dry cleaner couldn’t Fix.
Agree🤔🤦🏼♂️
Ah yes, the RF Safe stop is literally an EMP. Great job guys,
guess I will switch back too points and condenser for my autos ..and have a spare condenser on a switch lol ..
Faraday cage for the electronics and BTW all those trucks weren't even loaded let's see how it works against a 80 ton semi barreling at 85 mph
3:49 Did that guy really go into a military base?
Dude must really think he can respawn.
Classic Amarican
@@10khourbeamer77 🤣🤣🤣👌👍
One thing that might be classified as a pursuit stopping tactic is the ram bars on the cars. They're often overlooked, but very, very important while pitting someone. Without the ram bar is very easy for the officer to also lose control. I don't know if that counts, but it is still very vital.
The PIT technique in no way uses the the push bars, they are used as a battering ram or to push disabled vehicles off the road!
The pit technique is done by the pursuing cop nudging the right or left front part of their car on the sides before their front tires and nudging the target vehicle on the rear quarter panel behind the rear tires of the target vehicle causing the target vehicle to spin out.
It has nothing at all to do with the push bars on the middle of the bumper of a cop car. Doing things that way will only fail and make the cop look extremely incompetent!
@@ZYGTropicals I see your point. But, I've seen officers (Without wraparound rambars) get a good grip on the vehicle with the rambars and spin it out... In a more effective way, with less damage to the squad car. On the contrary I've seen what you pointed out. But, most of the ones I've seen involving the PIT to fail was while an officer was using a wraparound rambar. I cannot say 100% if it counts as a pursuit stopping technique but I've seen it work more times than not.
Good point and use it like a Bangalore like they did in World War II during the Normandy invasion and blow this car up
You forgot the ESD Harpoon Launcher from 2 Fast 2 Furious. 🔱😉
and also the kill switch from need for speed payback and heat😉
wtf is ESD?? If you talking about that totally unrealistic EMP, that's obviously not real and would never work.
If you'd have more than 40 IQ, you'd understand how electrics works. Attaching some high voltage thing on car's body, doesn't do anything, since the electricity would flow only between the device itself, therefore not effecting anything else. common sense to those who have IQ over 69
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Was there one in conair to lol ?
...as she said....this is just "Some" of the tools the government have at their disposal to stop vehicles.
I remember a prototype of a rocket powered cart that was fired from the pursuing police cruiser. The objective was to aim the cart to go under the fleeing vehicle, it had a rod that when it made contact with the under chassis, it produced a short circuit that rendered the vehicle unable to continue functioning. It looked like a plane dogfight, pretty gnarly if you ask me.
Never allow democrat traitor trash politicians to disarm you. The 2nd amendment is there as a counter to criminals and wannabee tyrant politicians.
Sounds like a spy movie thing, but the last 2 in this video just put the fleeing person into a forever box
About as hard to aim as the grappler, with much more friendly fire potential. Sounds over engineered.
I remember this, I don't think it ever made it into service
Mario cart's green shell bruh
The last ones are amazing in stopping a truck instantly. They probably come with a broom to clean up what's left.
When is a singular a plural? Oh sorry short bus person.
@@fdfac please explain
@@311jbknight
I think fdfac is a little f'd-up. 😄
And a spatula to clean up the driver's remains.
Uh... you may will need something more than a broom to clean that 😅
You don’t know how happy I am to see the grappler being used safely now. Keeps public safer and officers
Since u have to grab the rear wheel and stop only one of them, there’s a higher chance of the car losing control, especially since the driver inside the car would most definitely still be trying to drive, making one of the wheels move
@@grammarpolice8909 One drive wheel versus 4 braked wheels…
I love these little documentaries you’ve been doing lately. Super fun and great direction for the channel
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The Grappler seems a good tool. Why destroy someone's probably stolen vehicle?
One thing is for sure. The devices that were literally impenetrable barriers (2nd half) were so destructive to the runaway vehicles that none of the drivers would have survived or if they did would be permanently disabled. Nobody was walking away from those kind of maximum-damage obstacles.
Kinda like the new admin 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Yeah well, if someone's trying to ram an explosive laden truck into a school, govt building, military bases etc, they better get cleaned up before they can cause deaths and destruction to others.
They should just have the truck drop into a metal shredder with a flame thrower.
@@peterdarr383 Or turn it to dust with a directed energy weapon like they used on the towers.
@@SeanWyseman That only works on porcelain, drywall, asbestos and concrete - - and hey, nobody's supposed to know about that !!
Honestly the device that just stops cars electrically I find to be much scarier than the spikes that would just cut the vehicle in half.
I love how the more this video goes on, the deadlier it is and less sufficient it is for law enforcement use.
The last couple are definitely more for military/last resort options.
@5:13 Wow that truck is so freaking beautiful I almost teared up... just awesome!
A rear end lifter has possibilities.
Drawbacks too.
I like the grappler .
That bumper net should be put on all pursuit vehicles imo. Underrated device
Definitely underrated
I thought that police chases in Need for Speed are not realistic. But this video shows: Of course, they are realistic. :D
Lmao🤣!
gta 5 👻
@@dwaynejohnson8606 *high velocity suspect in the road*
Cops: ok, just put a a car blocking the way
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From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
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Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
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He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
0:05 Some Random Guy: What happened to my internet?
I haven't seen tire-shredding spike strips used in a long time. All the ones I've seen lately are little tubes that let air out slowly so the car is less likely to spin out and endanger the public.
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The grappler seems to be one of the cheapest, highest success rate and lowest damage to car or body device on this list.
@R Hamlet Its popular. Pretty sure it is a funding issue. People keep trying to take away funding from police, which in many areas already can't afford to have full staff.
@R Hamlet your comment was deleted by CZcams due to it's contents, but to reply.
"Military Hardware" used by police forces is almost all donated, often equipment that reached EOL within the military.
The number of people in prison has very little to do with policing and a lot more to do with a for profit prison system.
Things are not perfect, but it looks like you get your information and ideologies from a very extreme source. I recommend looking at other sources and fact checking to ensure what you read is fully accurate.
@R Hamlet check again. And I'm not sure what exactly. That equipment was going to be thrown out.
It's given police ways to solve issues that often in the past ended with fatalities or injury to the police. The things you are saying echo the material found on many alt-left sites.
@R Hamlet the thing is, allmost everything you just said has little factual ground. Police aren't over here killing people left and right, that's totally false. Like all of that information is stuff you get from the most left leaning news sources here.
@R Hamlet You are looking at raw information (that is skewed, because stats are easy to manipulate). You aren't taking into account gang activity, our terrible handling of mental health, the fact that the US is not a homogenous population, the size difference between the US and any country in Europe, wreath distribution among groups (for instance, statically there are more black people sadly than any other race that live in poverty, hence higher crime and higher chance to go to jail).
You can't take a narrow look at an issue and have a complete picture. Like I said, things aren't perfect here, but there are not as bad as you make them out to be.
Retractable spikes are a technical solution in search of a problem. If you know what you're doing with normal spikes, you know that: You need to be ahead of your target, you need to set the spikes and run across to a safe pull location, then when your target is imminent, you pull your spikes into their path, then follow through by continuing to pull them off of the road so pursuing units don't have to do anything except pursue.
That snare thing sounds like a good idea until you consider trying to take on a 4wd. (Oh, you *want* to get dragged by me? We're going into oncoming traffic. You're gonna die in a head on collision with traffic, and that recoil strap is going to part company as I drive away clean.
The RF safe stop is all well and good until you EMP someone else's car, *pacemaker,* or cell phone because they're merely in the vicinity of a pursuit. (What maniac thinks this is a good idea?)
If you want the way to *safely* end the pursuit, why not have a police UAV with a nice long loiter time, operated from the ground, and just watch the suspect run. They're going to have to stop eventually, and you can intentionally wreck them with an unmarked once they think they're safe.
Boy, that really escalated quickly. From relatively mundane disabling to Michael Bay “Transformers”-level annihilation.
On 3:25
We call that an EMP
IN NEED FOR SPEED😅
Hurt that tactic cops in NFS would catch you quickly
Ikr?!
4:29 this is so convenient, if the police are chasing a suspect, they just have to install these on the road, yes.
Most cities have something like these
@@methheadfreestyle482 not only in cities pursuits happen boy....
4:25 As you can see this says that the device in specific is to be deployed on high securoty locations
The Tpac (tactical pursuit and containment) which I think is only used in the uk but it’s still pretty effective. Basically when police use their cars to ox the suspect in and prevent it from driving away without damage.
The Grabber bungee seems real good, i would love to see police start usin these . maybe we will get funding someday
Absolutely mind-blowing video! The demonstration of the various police stopping techniques was both thrilling and educational. It's incredible to see how technology has advanced to ensure the safety of both officers and the public during high-speed pursuits. The RF Safe Stop, in particular, stood out to me as a game-changer in terms of minimizing risk while effectively stopping fleeing vehicles. Kudos to law enforcement for constantly innovating to keep our streets safe!
I've seen all these in documentaries before but in actual chases I've only seen stop sticks attempted with any frequency. Often they don't work because the officers can't always predict where the fleeing car is going to go and even if they do manage to be in place, the drivers often merely drive around the device. So the effectiveness is only so so. Also saw grappler used successfully but it's quite expensive and not in common use. Of all the others, I've never seen them used. The fixed barriers have only limited use as they aren't portable.
Very cool that most of the pursuits you included i have seen live on TV. of course the cell phone and dashcams are not live. Watching live pursuit is a heck of a hobby. its like a movie without knowing the ending.
Rpg is very quick and efficient!
FGM-148 Javelin
Destruction: 11/10
Area of destruction: everything.
Usage: Busy roads and crowded areas.
This high tech device keeps pedestrians safe while providing maximum damage to runaway vehicle
5:02 she said to stop criminals as safe as possible
In France:
"Excuse me, could you stop the engine please ?"
"Fuck you !"
"Ok, you could continue"
The way those barricades annihilated that truck, they could use it as weapon! By god!
Crikey, from puncturing tires to full vehicle destruction. I think the RF stopper was/is the best.
Well, this went from "try to stop the vehicle" to "destroy the vehicle with any means"
These measures are amazing and need to be approved nation wide asap.
This new BeamNG update looks sick!
LOL
Honestly the RF jammer really works well but it's best used for boats then cars. Due to targeting issues.
I think that this will never work, because... You can have a good shielding around your computer in a car, or... what if your car does not have any computer at all?
@@richardkloubsky1299It still is the best option against motorcycles, as it would be very hard to protect the engine and other systems against it due to the limited space it has, and it is still able to disrupt most modern bikes
I miss the old days where cops used to shoot at the tires of suspect vehicles during police pursuits.
How is that good for anyone
@@scooter_dreamz9963 Stops the car
3:53 Ah I remember this one. The driver ended up striking a parked plane by themselves, giving themselves a traumatic brain injury, and fully decapitating their passenger. Not once did they actually have an officer or guard within eyesight of them. The helicopter was the only vehicle in pursuit, since the gate guards were not able to legally clear law enforcement to enter, and there were only a handful of guards on duty that day.
I can see the rf safe stop in the wrong hands soon...great for stopping armored trucks on the road or other expensive delivery vehicles
The technique had been around since the 1980s. In the easily 1990s, some anarchist sites on the then new internet even had instructions on how to build one to get low flying fighters into trouble. I remember hearing about some incidents with Tornados...
2:50 0/10 destruction… shows a clip of a car absolutely getting destroyed
In a split second all them cars totaled
00:23 holy frock! this is the first time i see this thing ever in my life!!!
They very real in San Diego they been gettin hella ppl w em
I love the lasso on the front of the police SUV, worked great! Absolutely amazing!!👍🏼👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I'm surprised I don't see more of these in police pursuit videos.
Ive never heard of "the grappler", but that is hands down the most entertaining to watch. Its like a cowboy and lasso, but his mustang's got 400hp, not just the one horse🤣
@5:40 that happened here in Arizona. I’m pretty sure it was some crazy woman that for unknown reasons kept ramming her vehicle into another woman’s vehicle. We have a lot of lunatics here
LOL the whole damn Country is on fkn Prozac or strung out on something for some unheard of illness. Sheep
They all come from Cali lol
AMERICA has lots of lunatics !
Bro it went from safely jamming a cars electronics to complete annihilation. LOVE IT
Never seen a cop car with any of these snazzy features
you never seen spike strips? WOW! .. in what reality do you live in?
tethered net is also becoming quite popular in USA, seen them use it couple times here and there.
however all those barriers are designed for blocking no tresspass roads, like road leading to airport or police station, those things are there to stop terrorists, not some common criminals.
Hmm! OK then especially for any of the many chases here in LA! They will chase them for hrs and some have ended with horrific accidents! #SMH 🇺🇲😤
In France we use stop stick. Check it out. Lightweight easy to manipulate
credits to those people who put their life in danger and died just for this video
We have more people.
One piece of tech they need is a tungsten dart deployed from a chase helicopter. Once identifying and gaining a positive lock the dart would be launched and plunge vertically though the engine bay destroying the vehicle's engine. The dart could be designed to penetrate and drive into the underlying surface or separate and shred engine components without penetrating.
Or, with a slight adjustment, punch through the roof above the driver's seat... which would be a far better use, IMO.
3:10 that bs should be illegal bruh
Agree. Anything the police have the criminals can get. Bad guys could stop your car and rob you with this.
@@rotunda57The same applies for most other things on this list
The technology can be used to stop huge trucks running down uncontrollably due to a breakdown of the brake system rather than relying on escape ramps which are not as safe.
Blondie that's the best video I've seen in at least the last month!
There is one tiny method you missed, Blondie! When LAP.D. helicopters open up with a mini-gun on a fleeing car!
I love all the spike's & the grappler tangle around the wheel. There coming up with all kinds of GOODYS!!!👮♂️👮♀️🚔🚘🚗🚛🚜🚨🚨🚨
Awesome ! Really good indeed. especially the "Grappler" : ) Spikes Strips are excellent too (the remote one as well). a smaller portable model would be also useful when police Officers have to get out of their patrol cars, go up to the Suspect door. Hence the Officer just throw the smaller spikes strip around the rear wheel of the vehicle, so that the Suspect cannot decide to resume his fleeing.
Maximum damage to a vehicle?,more like obliterated
The safest is the one they'd push a button to stop the vehicle immediately.
I wish all the police had the push button stopper.
Problem with most of these...the vehicle is often stolen. Damaging the vehicle punishes the owner
if the vehicle is stolen it's an insurance claim. They'll get a new one.
@@kstars101 Yup.
@@kstars101 IF they have insurance
Something Los Angeles has yet to learn. Sometimes an immediate and catastrophic vehicle end is the best as we have many times seen suspects carjack other vehicles and even kidnap innocent victims.
u got a big glitch 5:25
Coming to a stop in 1 second is so much different than right away
I'm happy to see that there are lots of concerned scientists that used their talent to stop this sort of thing.
It's horrifying that there are some that do this. Innocent people have been killed because of it.
I love the grappler and self retracting and disabling devices. They are much safer for the Officers and general public and can be done at any speed. Some of these barriers shown at the end are just not practical for high speed chases on interstates.
Those 2 last one don't stop cars. It kills the bad guys. Lmao
And? Bad guys should be taken out lmao
the ending is my favorite "YEAAAA GET SOMEE!!!"
Oh ! Wow 😳 This is spectacular 😀
the RT-2PM topol is one of the safest ways to stop a criminal from getting away, used by police since 1984, very effective and can get them from another country!
That electronic shutdown device was extremely impressive, but then so were every one of these excellent systems!
They bring new levels of capability to Officers tasked with apprehension and protection, and they do it well.
5:29 That camera needs every award for surviving that crash
The grappler should be in every city. Causes less harm to all involved compared to the pit maneuver used by every police force in America.
the best is to stop when the police ask you to
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RF Safe Stop might not be too effective on older cars that are purely mechanical.
Plus may affect other close by cars . Sattelite link to a factory instyalled kill switch for m,e
All gas automobiles have an electric ignition system that would be disabled by an EMP. Modern diesel vehicles have sophisticated electronic systems that would also be affected. It wasn't mentioned whether the stopped vehicles electronics were temporarily disabled or completely fried, which would probably total the vehicle for insurance purposes.
@@avsystem3142 Not all gas cars have electric ignition systems. Takes one google search to figure that out. Prior to 1968, it was uncommon for cars to utilize electric ignition systems.
@@ThePeach_PieHQ You are confusing electric ignition systems, either coil or magneto that ALL engines with spark plugs have, with electronic ignition systems. An EMP can destroy anything with wiring if sufficiently powerful
Please name any gas powered automobile that doesn't have an electric ignition system, either magneto or coil.
Now that cars are heavily dependent on electronics,including remote (radio) data transmission it will extremely easy, and cheap, to stop vehicles.
Use the " Grappler" on unruly rioting criminals .
Loving this. Great content 💯
3:30 pov: watch dogs in real life
"It keeps pedestrians safe"
Ah yes, nothing better for my immune system then the top of a lorry going 50mph through my spine paralyzing me immediately and bleeding out in minutes! Along with the entire street
Must have meant pedestrians on the other side of town
This was great. Very useful and informative. And not one mention about shiny rear lights!
I love pit maneuvers but they are extremely dangerous
What I have learned from NFS most wanted is to immediately press Alt+ F4 after getting busted and then restart the mission. I advise them to use the same
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Traditional spike strips are too violent. I like the stop sticks, I think that's why stop sticks were made actually. It pierces a valve in the tire that slowly deflates it. The GPS tracking darts are cool too
2:19 chasing without lights signals bruh
Really great invention, high speed chases are so dangerous for officers and the other people on the road. Tough sentences would help too.
I know this stops fleeing vehicles, but this might be a little bit overkill. 4:07
Saving a life is overkill? How?
3 years ago I sent a question to the NHTSA in Washington,D.C.and asked them why they could legislate a new law where every new car and pickup truck have tamper proof chips in the new car vehicles,so when law enforcement is in pursuit of a fleeing car the officers point a hand held remote at the vehicle in pursuit and the engine is disabled and locks the doors.This method is being used nation wide for theft of vehicles and are called Bait cars.
Cant agree more, and maybe done by satellite. Apparently manufacturers dont want this idea
THE RF SAFE STOP COULD BE DANGEROUS TOOL
Imagine criminals getting it
I really like The Grappler, omg, it's soo cool.
Like a cowboy catching a cow with his lasso... xD
Tbh that gadget that stops the car on the back tire is probably the best way to end a chase. The pit maneuver is just to dangerous for bystanders.