Thank you so so much 😊 for looking at video footage of these PD responses 😊 My Humble opinion with DRONES, if a RP calls the Department 911 and the Drone flies out to THAT address. The Drone can NEVER enter the home, "OK" so it flies over the house, that can be argued in Court about violating the 4th. Amendment, but really how is it any different than the PD officers coming to the people who made the 911 call in first place. It's just a pre arrival of the human ( PD person) I love your evaluation of all these calls. Especially in today's upload video to the world. Like you Brilliantly said, those people will never come defend you, and the majority of First Amendment Auditors, want to see cops get hung out to dry.
Not sure what that has to do with a cop emotionally out of control pulling his gun on people clearly unarmed and crashing his vehicle. But thanks for watching !
I spent 14 years in CA before moving to an area that borders tribal land. The way that guy handled that situation probably got him a medal and promoted. A Cop in CA would lose his job and go to jail. One of those places the protesters will think twice about returning to. The other place will just put up with this until there are no police left nand their citizens are left to the chaos. @@shotsfiredpodcast50
I agree it’s tribal land and these officers don’t mess around these climate protesters can’t block traffic like that, if a citizen touches them it’s assault but they deserve every last bit. The standing rock protesters did the same thing causing millions in damage and massive amounts of trash in The water. And the cop that out the pit maneuver and pulled that kid out was perfect that man hit innocent people and could have ended a lot worse
I am a police officer in a city in GA. I will give you the first two videos but the GA trooper and the fact that the truck ran over multiple people the State police officer did what he needed to do. I enjoy and respect you guys a lot by CA let’s criminals run the State so your view on something I will not agree with. Thanks for having a great channel.
People's lives were actually in danger stranded on the highway in the desert running out of gas and water, people attempted to tell these protesters they were endangering lives and they acted ignorant.
Considering these people were chained to the barricade and could've been easily apprehended without the need of deadly force, and the Ranger clearly lost control of himself your claim wouldn't excuse his actions.
@@DoubleGoon goon is right, maybe at some point in your obviously distracted life take the time to watch the entire video. Informed judgment is accepted uninformed not so much...grow up.
@@patrickfuller6025 the average person can live without water for 3 to 4 days. Don’t be so melodramatic.🤦🏻🙄🤣 Plus, people chain to a trailer does not pose an immediate threat to anyone’s life that would warrant an officer to ram his truck into that trailer, destroying government property, his own patrol vehicle and pull his gun out and go hands on. Granted this would piss me off if I had to deal with these climate clowns but again the officer could have cut the chain and simply pushed the trailer out of the way but because you disagree with them politically anything goes right?🤦🏻
I really do like you guys. Especially considering you're Cali cops. However, you're clearly looking at these from the lens of California policing. Again, I don't have a problem with you two, but I do have a problem with the way California in general conducts it's police work. My agency chases until the wheels fall off. We do that because we don't want people fleeing every time we initiate a stop. If there's no consequence to fleeing, then why wouldn't they flee? Y'all are entitled to your opinion, but the rest of the states do policing very different than California, New York, Oregon, etc.
Honestly if a police department is putting the public in more risk then necessary you are no longer serving the public rather than ego plus there’s ways to catch people at a later time that doesn’t put the public at risk half the time after police make this huge effort to catch someone they are released on bail the very next day so why risk your life or anyone else’s for a minor offense when you can follow from a distance and wait for them to be of guard people gotta sleep sometime?
As a civilian, I have learned so many cool things from this podcast. Found Shots Fired after thinking about a career in law enforcement. Great logical thinking people. Love the pod.
I actually had the privilege to meet the trooper who pitted that kid. at GPSTC Forsyth. Dude is huge, looks like an NFL tight end. Great guy though, and shared some good knowledge for our academy class. As for your opinion on it, that’s just how GSP operates man. We just do shit different down here in Georgia. He pitted that guy because he hit those people.
Totals his truck? That front bumper was ripped from the initial hit and that truck is nowhere near totaled. I support this officer, if people are willingly blocking the road, clearing it with force is justified.
I pray you have no position of power. You clearly lack rationality. We live in a nation of laws and rights. Police should be just as accountable for their actions as civilians are. Those people deserved to be arrested, but they didn't deserve to be brutalized by an egotistical cop.
It’s much safer to let that reckless driver continue their reckless behavior and possibly kill and injure more people in the future because they know you can’t chase them, tremendous police work
Generally they drive less recklessly when they know they're not being pursued. As they were saying it's high risk low reward to continue to pursue it such circumstances.
That pursuit makes me think of how lights and sirens aren't always seen or heard. Don't assume code 3, or even code 2, gives you a clear path. That "clear left" and "right" wouldn't have given them any time to react. Add in something like a kid running out in front of you to see the lights when they hear the sirens. Be extremely careful when running code.
Agree with everything but the last. He used speed and aggression to make an arrest. There was little to no emotion seen (from a professional standpoint). Disrupt the OODA loop or watch him either A) shoot at you or B) drive away while you scurry behind your car for cover because he can see 3-4 feet above you. With the being said, love what you guys do and thank you for the insight/opinions/advice!
That guy was a TRIBAL Ranger. 99.9% of tribal cops are one of two classes, 1) retired cops from real agencies looking for a retirement gig and 2) cops that got fired/couldn’t cut it as county/city cops. I’m Guessing this guy was in the second class and probably got fired during FTO from his first agency
27:34 sounds all good but you cant take a plate number because they cover it up before these events for that very reason. Its easy to be a Tuesday morning quarterback but things happen exstreamly quickly. Not only that but if you wait to catch them they will hide behind plausible deniability,,, for instance "it wasn't me" someone stole my car. If your smart just dont make a statement besides 🤷. Statements are solely evidence nothing else they rarely actually help people out.
Love ur content and I normally agree with you guys. BUT...the 2nd and 3rd vids are examples of old school, effective Policing. What is our Job? Protect the Public and catch bad guys. Both bad guys were clear and ongoing danger to the Public at large. Both needed to be stopped. There was a local chase awhile back, similar to the 2nd vid. Policy said the pursuing unit stopped at every red light before continuing, and no pits. Bad guys t-boned a cab at 70+ in a downtown setting. Both victims died. Had the pursuing unit been able to close and pit, those ppl would be alive today. Dopnt lose sight of what our job is, and yes, I have 35 yrs on the Job.
I'll be honest..when i originally heard your take on the GSP side show i wasn't totally on board. you guys made some good points and made me rethink the conclusion of pursuits / tactics. well said
So you are cool with cops using lethal force on US citizens who are protesting?!?! I bet you are one of those people who considers himself a patriot, who loves the Constitution, and blames the commies for trying to destroy it. 😅 Meanwhile you applaud a government agent using violence against citizens who dare to protest something you don't care about.
In the uk, high speed pursuit decisions are taken away from the officer in the chase. Authority has to be granted by a officer in control who doesn't have the stress of emotional commitment to the pursuit. The driver on the ground relays road condition, level of recklessness and road/traffic/pedestrian condition. The senior in control then looks at what info and decides if the risk is worth the reward. So they can tell them to drop pursuit or the officer on ground can pull the pursuit. Is it perfect, no, does it help mitigate the issue of the on the ground officer making emotionl or bad decisions...yes, yes it does.
SFPD’s pursuit policy is 25 pages, I’ve heard it’s one of the biggest policy, IT WOULD BE AWESOME IF YOU GUYS BRING OFFICER FROM DIFFERENT AGENCIES AND TALK ABOUT CORE POLICIES OF THE THEIR DEPARTMENT! Another topic: It’s would be awesome if you guys bring officers from Red Counties/Cities VS Blue Couties/Cities! For example Bakersfield PD VS LAPD!
Unbiased, you had me until you said the point is to keep a cop from prison if he hits and kills a family. How about keep his dumb ass from killing the family!!!
NOT TAKING ANY SIDES HERE - Unfortunately the protesters made the mistake of protesting on tribal land. To be fair though, they were warned by the Rangers of Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe prior to when they took vehicular action. I do not particularly endorce the actions taken by law enforcement, however the protestors were refusing/resisting the verbal commands to move out of the roadway. I will not comment on the manner of if they should still be LEO's, however I will comment that all facts should be known before coming to any conclusions of if they should be allowed to enforce and uphold the law, without any oppinionated bias.
Great video. Unless you’re in the heat of the moment and there sometimes situations get blown out of proportion. I’m a former deputy sheriff and some of this made me nervous. Most of this stuff especially the vehicle chase I would have discontinued the pursuit. You guys did a great job of sharing your perspective.
Even as a civilian driving speeds of 130mph is very dangerous. What if they hit a mother holding a baby? What if they crashed another first responder and killed that individual?
You guys did a good job on 3/4 of the situations. I disagree with you on that GA State Trooper. He had the obligation to pit the truck and pull his weapon because the driver already showed serious harm/injury and possible death with his vehicle. That officer needed to get him under control and fast. The crowd and the threat of serious harm/ injury or death is more than what is needed to pull his weapon out and demand immediate compliance. Good job on the State Trooper!
You’re wrong on the state trooper in GA that truck just attempted to kill some one. Second he pit him then pulled his gun out immediately, it’s not like he ran up unarmed.
first clip : cop did what needed to be done to get things under control you never know which of these protesters has a weapon nowadays second clip : that car was speeding without being chased and needed to be stopped before he injured someone third clip : Come on guys ,, dude in the Truck was a danger and ran over some pedestrians and he absolutely needed to be stopped for public safety
You left out the part bout it being 100 degrees people running out of gas in a line of cars miles long because of thiis stupidity , DONT BLOCK THE ROAD . Theyre lucky the cops came and not the people finally losing control and taking caare of business themselves which is how it should be , then this type of stupidity would never happen to strt with
1st video- totally okay with cops behavior. I would think him pulling a gun is better safe than sorry. F those protestors. Did you see that line of cars in the desert? 2nd video- tough call. I was thinking glad no one is crossing the street. 3rd video- didn’t look like a pursuit at all- he was going like 5mph. I think he would have pulled over. No cars needed to be damaged. Cop was hot headed. 4th- in Utah we can’t fly above private property. But for cops on a holiday weekend and they gave notice. I think it’s okay. But would it be illegal to shoot it down with non lethal something? Ie. Paintball gun. Like what if I didn’t know it was a police drone?
I respectfully disagree with a majority of the views you have but also agree with officer safety 1st and playing it smart, but as a citizen i do believe in 1 truth that criminals should fear cops and good people or trying to be good person like myself shouldn't fear cops but see them as saviors but i want to thank you guys for what you do and i hope you respect my opinion and love that i can express it in the best country in the world and can still be cool
The first video is just an example of someone who shouldn’t be allowed to be a cop. Tribal police or not he’s an example of why people have so much distaste for the police today. The protesters were absolutely no physical threat to him or anyone else
Great assessment guys. What ever happened to the use of the tools provided to officers today. My thoughts, grab the 28, bolo the vehicle and wait. Anything over 65 MPH in an urban setting, especially a city like Atlanta is really pushing it. You are literally out running your siren. The echo's bouncing off the buildings can easily confuse drivers in your path. They can't get out of the way, if they do not have a sense of direction from which you are coming from. Basics 101, Never get personally or emotionally involved in any situation or case. Be Safe and Have Fun!!! Semper-Fi Nick
When you impede traffic on purpose, you forfeit your right to peaceful protest, bc it is not peaceful, and you are breaking the law. If an ambulance had to get into the event, there’s a trailer sitting stationary, blocking the ambulance from getting through… there comes a time where you can’t treat these protesters with the upmost respect, bc they don’t respect anyone else that doesn’t support their cause… if you block traffic, you get tan over, I have no problem with it. There’s a time and place for protest, and you have the right to do it.. don’t be stupid. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes…
We always think of the other ways to handle situations once we have the benefit of hindsight. I truly believe that GA trooper saved lives that day. I think that inexperienced kid may have killed others with his truck, and potentially could have hurt the officer as well if it goes pursuit. I agree that policing can be a coin toss, and that choosing the safest option is critical. But a situation like that HAS to be shut down immediately, to show force to others, and arrest the subject who ran over two people. I agree with your takes on all your other videos, but that one, I think the trooper made the right decisions in the moment. I'm new here and I think you guys are awesome!!
It may not be "acceptable" but general consensus is that it was needed 🤷🏻 Nothing says "stop pollution" like forcing hundreds/thousands of vehicles to idle, prolonging said method of pollution 🥴
yo guys, couple things i’d like to say / ask for the downtown chase, yeah it pains me because in feb 24’ i took my dads beemer out to get some fuel & as i was approaching the only traffic light junction in the town (out skirts of scottish capital, small towns..) i had the green light, people had just and were still waiting to cross, taxi drivers were lining the street as its the main road with the pubs / bars etc so some were taking to one another in between their cabs parked in the taxi waiting lane , as i’m half way through the junction i see head lights approaching from behind & quickly realised something isn’t right so begin to pull over as i do the car is VERY quickly approaching and just as î realised hes going extremely fast hes right behind me i just at that point see the first flashing lights but the cops were at minimum 10/11 seconds behind him so me & no one else had any idea a chase was happening… now keep in mind a populated high street it’s time 20:10 & gets dark at 4 so it’s DARK & it was mildly raining, the junction i was stopped in is on a left hand bend down hill, so the guy in a stolen car smashed in to me totals my car if i didnt stop there he would have pushed me in to the back of the taxis and most likely killed multiple people, some how he didn’t strike another vehicle or pedestrians thank fook however he proceeded through the town and on the the A1 Duel Carriageway IN THE WRONG DIRECTION which then caused multiple cars being written off avoiding him & they only then called off the chase, he got away never been caught no leads nothing & to be honest that doesnt annoy me. what does is the cops had been chasing him from a place called dunns which is at the speed he’s going 1h 10mins so called it 2 hours away and they didnt pit or stop him then and as they came into the town i was in it’s genuinely a miracle he didn’t kill anyone. now im saying this because i have both the front & rear facing dash cameras and a whole load of crash scene + damage images, i’d love to send them so you guys 1. if you’re interested & 2. i’d be really interested to hear what your opinions are etc just in a message or email if there’s one to contact by. i’ll mention here it’s not my goal or reason to post but if you do watch them and want to upload a segment or whatever you have my permission to do as you what ever, i’d just love to hear your opinions by text! only other thing is ive seen a LOT of georgia & Arkansas state troopers getting reaaaal pitter happy in video’s recently like the last video you played they seem to be allowed to therefore they just go straight for a pit within what feels like less than ten maybe twenty seconds the moment they don’t immediately begin to pull over boom pittem. i think you’re correct with the last one as i’m a big big car guy albeit not been to a meet for nearly ten years keep to myself now, i would have if i ever did get pulled & i have seen others just drive down the street make a turn and stop otherwise quite literally a couple hundred people will run up ohhh aaahhh yooooo *world star* all filming and you dont want that. and like y’all said he’s lucky it wasn’t a meth head that stuck him in the forever box doing an action man!
I 100% disagree with your assessment of the first video. Have you ever been stuck on a road in the middle of the summer in the desert? I have and its not fun at all (especially in a car that overheats so no sitting ideling and no ac). Protest all you want just not in the road or preventing people from their daily lives.
You say that when people think it’s cool for the officer to pursue and pit at high speeds, it’s just gonna create a generation of bad officers that think it’s ok…. What about the flip side? If you want to get away from the police, just drive as fast and wreckless as possible on surface streets, and they won’t pursue…. There’s so much crime in the US now, bc we are too soft on criminals. Criminals don’t go to jail/prison to be rehabilitated, they go to be punished,, and they end up being institutionalized,,, they get out, then go back in… and it’s the innocent victims of their crimes that suffer
People blocking a highway for some cause that is probably just being uninformed, it’s right either. And to do it on tribal land ? That isn’t land that they should be protesting on. Remember that was nothing more than a invasion on Indian land.
What are you talking about? If they weren’t obstructing a roadway them being hurt wouldn’t have been possible. The way I see it, they put the coin in the jukebox.
The park officer took care of business and ended their BS. I thought they did a good job and so do all the people who were stuck in their vehicles baking in the desert heat.
thats not really fair..if i had to guess you've never done the job or risked anything for someone you don't know like these guys have. even liberal states like cali have patriots like this guy risking their life to protect their communities, and i guarantee they aren't aligned with the things that make cali suck. when did you go through the academy? never? dust the cheetos off your fingers and get back to call of duty bro. theyre explaining tactics to educate people on whats safe / risk vs reward. if youve done the job you'd get it.
Its only because of cops that these people are there , without cops they would never block the road because they know people would leave them lying in aa puddle of their own piss after they moved them out of the way , so they should thank these cops . Thats a fact .
Don't like drones over any private property. Fencing is there for our privacy. Drones negates that privacy and is ripe for abuse. Messaging is irrelevant to me other than to get people comfortable with the increased loss of their privacy. As always technology advances and the law doesn't.
Reference the last video, I’m ok with the pit. I don’t disagree with your alternatives but an immediate pit for someone hitting people with their car I feel is appropriate. Running up to the car is an old school thing that’s still alive and well unfortunately. With VCQB being what it is today, we know a lot better than that. We’ve all been sucked in but it’s way too dangerous. I voiced concerns about that and it was not well received in my agency.
I agree with the first two vids but respectfully disagree in part with the 3.rd video. CA agencies in general try to mute any aggressive tendencies in every officer for the appearance of officer safety but it really is about dept liability, in my opinion. The suspect ran over and possibly killed but seriously injured spectators/pedestrians, in front of the officer. Yes, I would assume that shocked even his conscious. I would believe his emotions to include determination were elevated. Lethal force was justified. After the PIT the officer is 6-7ft from his front seat to the suspect- a bad place to be if a time is life fight initiates. The officer, chose to use speed and aggressiveness to get inside the susp ooda loop. And it worked. This officer is obviously physically capable of handling himself and had a higher degree of self confidence than probably many of his co-workers. While it may not look pretty , it worked without any law violations and obviously his dept backed him. It would be more detrimental to reprimand or say “this is wrong” than to support aggressiveness when applied timely and correctly. By contrast, let’s look at another violent situation that unfolded in front of officers. Actually, two types; how many domestic violence videos have we seen where violence occurs and either someone is seriously injured or killed in front of officers, but the suspect retreats to a room and officers fail, or choose to not pursue or enter a room? Similarly, how about Uvalde where an active murder was occurring, but because somebody labeled it as a barricade suspect, 100 officers sat outside. The term officer safety is constantly flooded in every conversation when in my view, does that always outweigh the publics? Had one single officer said “fuck this “and entered the classroom in Uvalde would you still be against it even if he brought it to a successful completion. And what would it take for that successful completion? somebody to be naturally aggressive to make a decision without hesitating in the moment, knowing the circumstances, and using speed and surprise and violence of action in a timely and appropriate condition. Does that mean everyone else can do that? If you just replace the person ?No. should it be shot down and told this is not the correct way? No, I think it’s individual dependent but the public wants to see police step up and protect them and I believe that’s what they saw with this officer and it worked out as often it does. It Hass to be confusing at some point for officers when measuring tactics to a circumstance unfolding in front of you as compared to one that is already set up and in place. What I mean by that is if there’s an active shooter in school, some agencies are tot first guy go in And take care of business. That should mean you will place yourself in harms way to protect innocent. other agencies say wait to at least get two more so that you have a cell of 3 and then execute the same. However, by contrast, if you have the same sort of violence occurring inside of a home, it’s a domestic you are to set up and maintain a perimeter and either call for additional units or the swat team. So whether a vehicle barricade, classroom barricade or in a residential building is the message don’t do anything let whomever be murdered or killed until we get more people so that you don’t get hurt? And I think that’s why younger officers and even more senior ones in an ever-changing political climate never quite know what to do. So the default is always officer safety. This is exactly why I think reinforcing sound decision making process even at risk to self by officers, such as in this video Should be looked at in a higher value. And I remark only towards self initiated incidents. This is not a hot wash on tactics. You gentlemen work in Sacramento area which is a very very violent area, so I completely understand where you’re coming from and I know both of you would also take the appropriate amount of risk towards yourself to protect an innocent if you were in that moment, even if it didn’t necessarily look like the right thing to do Because that’s who you are and that should never be looked down upon in my opinion. This segues into leader ship. A good leader will utilize a strong officer with those traits rather than shut him down. It’s much like the old Napoleon quote, I do not fear the hundred lions lead by one sheep, rather than 100 sheep lead by a lion. Law enforcement does not tolerate lions nowadays, but the public wants them. continuing, Does a hotwash with honest talk need to occur ,agency internal, yes. After every event. We may learn things that the officer saw, smelled, sensed that further explain his course of action and decision process. Never leave out first hand account. So while for the third video, yes possibly emotions played a part. That would be human nature. But I do not believe the officer was at any point, excessive or unable to bring himself back based on the limited video I saw. So it’s with that totality of the circumstances that I think this video while it may look, the same was different than the other two. As for Beverly Hills PD. They have private security consisting of a mix of retired, law-enforcement, former law-enforcement and security guards who patrol the neighborhoods and take reports and handle bin priority calls to supplement the low number of officers on the department. So it makes sense, They also utilized a drones to supplement their high crime and limited personnel. Great video really enjoy your guys podcast👍🏻🇺🇸
Ya that crazy but if i was stuck in that traffic he would be my hero cause these peaple dont care making others miserable ...i wish it could be done diffrent but hey theres tons of cars stuck damm
Yeah just because your policy allows it doesn’t mean you have to do it. Your on scene of what’s going on or in the thick of the chase or whatever it is, but those policy’s should never outweigh your decision’s or actions. If you see it’s not safe and could harm others or whatever it be sometimes the risk isn’t worth the reward. Get the plate and possibly a description and call it no one is going to get onto you over keeping everyone safe and if they do you’re at the wrong department and needs investigated. It’s not worth risking life over a traffic violation ever. Because action has consequences and you gotta live with that and could be charged and or disciplined for that action and poor judgment. So stay safe and keep others safe.
nope I totally disagree this is exactly how these ppl need to be treated. If not you end up with that shit that goes down in the UK. they are infringing upon others rights with their false agenda
Public howay is not Indian land sorry its goverment road i personally think that cop could gotten someone hurt way way to much diacuting honestly my thoughts.not profeshanal at all
Just found your channel. Looks interesting. 1st case, looks bad. However it is tribal sovereign land. 2nd case should never have happened in a layman's opinion. Hard to tell with my old eyes but were the ones struck hit prior to the cops arrival or as a result of his arrival. 3rd case. They were lucky nothing really bad happened until the very end. So they caught the rabbit at what cost? A damaged interceptor, a damaged suspects car which might be stolen and worse a damaged suv with possible injuries. Must have been a horrible crime committed to justify such a chase which placed citizens in danger. Winner: the cops. Losers: the suv and the taxpayers who may have to foot the bill.
I like you, but just FYI, you CANNOT give an "unbiased opinion". You are as absolutely incapable of doing that as any other human being. It doesn't necessarily mean your opinion is "wrong" or invaluable, but it's absolutely not "unbiased" (and neither is mine). Every single moment and experience you've lived through in both your personal life and career has biased your opinions on everything in one way or another. NO "opinion" is unbiased. Period.
We disagree. We have plenty of videos on our channel calling cops out who make mistakes. Our mission when we started this CZcams channel was to remain unbiased and I think we have remained true to this. These guys didn't deserve this. Bad tactics? Maybe, and we will find out. That's another discussion so it doesn't happen again. We are not afraid to call that out.
First I signed up. But, I watched the video and unsubscribed! All three cops are right! I wish there were more of these! Find something better to do! You are bad auditors.
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The woman chained up has a case against the county, state, and she now has a lifetime of "permanent severe injuries"....Millionare.
Logical and ethical reasoning to all these videos. Awesome responses.
Thank you so so much 😊 for looking at video footage of these PD responses 😊
My Humble opinion with DRONES, if a RP calls the Department 911 and the Drone flies out to THAT address. The Drone can NEVER enter the home, "OK" so it flies over the house, that can be argued in Court about violating the 4th. Amendment, but really how is it any different than the PD officers coming to the people who made the 911 call in first place. It's just a pre arrival of the human ( PD person) I love your evaluation of all these calls. Especially in today's upload video to the world.
Like you Brilliantly said, those people will never come defend you, and the majority of First Amendment Auditors, want to see cops get hung out to dry.
Things are done differently on tribal land. I think everyone is fed up with these protesters. I'm glad he did it.
This. The hosts are 100% California law enforcement.
Not sure what that has to do with a cop emotionally out of control pulling his gun on people clearly unarmed and crashing his vehicle. But thanks for watching !
I spent 14 years in CA before moving to an area that borders tribal land. The way that guy handled that situation probably got him a medal and promoted. A Cop in CA would lose his job and go to jail. One of those places the protesters will think twice about returning to. The other place will just put up with this until there are no police left nand their citizens are left to the chaos.
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I agree it’s tribal land and these officers don’t mess around these climate protesters can’t block traffic like that, if a citizen touches them it’s assault but they deserve every last bit. The standing rock protesters did the same thing causing millions in damage and massive amounts of trash in The water. And the cop that out the pit maneuver and pulled that kid out was perfect that man hit innocent people and could have ended a lot worse
@shotsfiredpodcast50 until they're searched you never assume they're unarmed.
I am a police officer in a city in GA. I will give you the first two videos but the GA trooper and the fact that the truck ran over multiple people the State police officer did what he needed to do. I enjoy and respect you guys a lot by CA let’s criminals run the State so your view on something I will not agree with. Thanks for having a great channel.
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People's lives were actually in danger stranded on the highway in the desert running out of gas and water, people attempted to tell these protesters they were endangering lives and they acted ignorant.
Considering these people were chained to the barricade and could've been easily apprehended without the need of deadly force, and the Ranger clearly lost control of himself your claim wouldn't excuse his actions.
@@DoubleGoon goon is right, maybe at some point in your obviously distracted life take the time to watch the entire video. Informed judgment is accepted uninformed not so much...grow up.
@@patrickfuller6025 the average person can live without water for 3 to 4 days. Don’t be so melodramatic.🤦🏻🙄🤣 Plus, people chain to a trailer does not pose an immediate threat to anyone’s life that would warrant an officer to ram his truck into that trailer, destroying government property, his own patrol vehicle and pull his gun out and go hands on. Granted this would piss me off if I had to deal with these climate clowns but again the officer could have cut the chain and simply pushed the trailer out of the way but because you disagree with them politically anything goes right?🤦🏻
I really do like you guys. Especially considering you're Cali cops. However, you're clearly looking at these from the lens of California policing. Again, I don't have a problem with you two, but I do have a problem with the way California in general conducts it's police work. My agency chases until the wheels fall off. We do that because we don't want people fleeing every time we initiate a stop. If there's no consequence to fleeing, then why wouldn't they flee? Y'all are entitled to your opinion, but the rest of the states do policing very different than California, New York, Oregon, etc.
Honestly if a police department is putting the public in more risk then necessary you are no longer serving the public rather than ego plus there’s ways to catch people at a later time that doesn’t put the public at risk half the time after police make this huge effort to catch someone they are released on bail the very next day so why risk your life or anyone else’s for a minor offense when you can follow from a distance and wait for them to be of guard people gotta sleep sometime?
Sounds like an ego trip to me. You put innocent peoples lives at risk just because you don't want a criminal to think he beat you.
As a civilian, I have learned so many cool things from this podcast. Found Shots Fired after thinking about a career in law enforcement. Great logical thinking people. Love the pod.
Thank you brotha.
I actually had the privilege to meet the trooper who pitted that kid. at GPSTC Forsyth. Dude is huge, looks like an NFL tight end. Great guy though, and shared some good knowledge for our academy class.
As for your opinion on it, that’s just how GSP operates man. We just do shit different down here in Georgia. He pitted that guy because he hit those people.
I’m sure he’s a stud. Just observing the tactics used. Could have went very bad.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 everything we do, any way we do it has the potential to go very badly.
Totals his truck? That front bumper was ripped from the initial hit and that truck is nowhere near totaled. I support this officer, if people are willingly blocking the road, clearing it with force is justified.
Clearly it wasn't justified, as it was excessive force.
I pray you have no position of power. You clearly lack rationality. We live in a nation of laws and rights. Police should be just as accountable for their actions as civilians are. Those people deserved to be arrested, but they didn't deserve to be brutalized by an egotistical cop.
It’s much safer to let that reckless driver continue their reckless behavior and possibly kill and injure more people in the future because they know you can’t chase them, tremendous police work
Generally they drive less recklessly when they know they're not being pursued. As they were saying it's high risk low reward to continue to pursue it such circumstances.
I love your videos.As a retired Detective Police Captain after 32 years Thank You.
I think this has become my new favorite channel for police content we need more level headed officers like these on the streets of America 🫶
These guys and Donut Operator are the smartest officers I've observed online. Excellent work by these dudes!!
very in depth and informative. good job guys
Thank you for taking the time to watch. Much appreciated.
That pursuit makes me think of how lights and sirens aren't always seen or heard. Don't assume code 3, or even code 2, gives you a clear path. That "clear left" and "right" wouldn't have given them any time to react. Add in something like a kid running out in front of you to see the lights when they hear the sirens. Be extremely careful when running code.
There didn't appear to be any visible damage to the police truck.
Definitely was not totaled.
Passenger side of the front bumper was ripped. Not totaled, but I think he used that term for emphasis.
Agree with everything but the last. He used speed and aggression to make an arrest. There was little to no emotion seen (from a professional standpoint). Disrupt the OODA loop or watch him either A) shoot at you or B) drive away while you scurry behind your car for cover because he can see 3-4 feet above you.
With the being said, love what you guys do and thank you for the insight/opinions/advice!
That guy was a TRIBAL Ranger. 99.9% of tribal cops are one of two classes, 1) retired cops from real agencies looking for a retirement gig and 2) cops that got fired/couldn’t cut it as county/city cops. I’m
Guessing this guy was in the second class and probably got fired during FTO from his first agency
Going to have to agree with you on that one.
That park ranger is probably so sick of these people every year.
Not saying it was right, but I get it.
27:34 sounds all good but you cant take a plate number because they cover it up before these events for that very reason. Its easy to be a Tuesday morning quarterback but things happen exstreamly quickly. Not only that but if you wait to catch them they will hide behind plausible deniability,,, for instance "it wasn't me" someone stole my car. If your smart just dont make a statement besides 🤷. Statements are solely evidence nothing else they rarely actually help people out.
Can still seize the vehicle. That’s more of a punishment itself.
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 Right!
Burning man doesn’t sound like a good time.
Tell me you’re a cop in California without telling me you’re a cop in California. Thank god the jobs not dead everywhere
Love ur content and I normally agree with you guys. BUT...the 2nd and 3rd vids are examples of old school, effective Policing. What is our Job? Protect the Public and catch bad guys. Both bad guys were clear and ongoing danger to the Public at large. Both needed to be stopped. There was a local chase awhile back, similar to the 2nd vid. Policy said the pursuing unit stopped at every red light before continuing, and no pits. Bad guys t-boned a cab at 70+ in a downtown setting. Both victims died. Had the pursuing unit been able to close and pit, those ppl would be alive today. Dopnt lose sight of what our job is, and yes, I have 35 yrs on the Job.
In all 3 videos the officers handled business
I'll be honest..when i originally heard your take on the GSP side show i wasn't totally on board. you guys made some good points and made me rethink the conclusion of pursuits / tactics. well said
Thank you for the response. Time / place and tactics.
Bmw is pitted right in front of a injury attorneys office 😅
😂 of course …
This channel deserves way more subscribers!! GREAT CONTENT! GREAT INFORMATION!
I literally applaud the officer for plowing through the protest.
Those morons need to learn not to block the high.
So you are cool with cops using lethal force on US citizens who are protesting?!?! I bet you are one of those people who considers himself a patriot, who loves the Constitution, and blames the commies for trying to destroy it. 😅 Meanwhile you applaud a government agent using violence against citizens who dare to protest something you don't care about.
In the uk, high speed pursuit decisions are taken away from the officer in the chase. Authority has to be granted by a officer in control who doesn't have the stress of emotional commitment to the pursuit. The driver on the ground relays road condition, level of recklessness and road/traffic/pedestrian condition. The senior in control then looks at what info and decides if the risk is worth the reward. So they can tell them to drop pursuit or the officer on ground can pull the pursuit. Is it perfect, no, does it help mitigate the issue of the on the ground officer making emotionl or bad decisions...yes, yes it does.
SFPD’s pursuit policy is 25 pages, I’ve heard it’s one of the biggest policy, IT WOULD BE AWESOME IF YOU GUYS BRING OFFICER FROM DIFFERENT AGENCIES AND TALK ABOUT CORE POLICIES OF THE THEIR DEPARTMENT!
Another topic:
It’s would be awesome if you guys bring officers from Red Counties/Cities VS Blue Couties/Cities!
For example Bakersfield PD VS LAPD!
Damn Allen, you don’t have to yell at us. We’ll work on it.
Unbiased, you had me until you said the point is to keep a cop from prison if he hits and kills a family. How about keep his dumb ass from killing the family!!!
Yeah, I felt the same way until I started reading the comments, and Holy shit these guys are fricking ACAB compared to some of the commenters.
He pulled his taser not his fire arm .
I mean, this is easily the best response to the just stop oil nonsense I’ve seen.
“We’re non-violent environmental terrorists”
First time viewing and I can't believe I agreed with you guys on all of the insodents
Thanks for joining.
I love ❤️ all my Brothers and Sisters. I have worked in Law Enforcement for over 32 years
NOT TAKING ANY SIDES HERE - Unfortunately the protesters made the mistake of protesting on tribal land. To be fair though, they were warned by the Rangers of Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe prior to when they took vehicular action. I do not particularly endorce the actions taken by law enforcement, however the protestors were refusing/resisting the verbal commands to move out of the roadway. I will not comment on the manner of if they should still be LEO's, however I will comment that all facts should be known before coming to any conclusions of if they should be allowed to enforce and uphold the law, without any oppinionated bias.
There was a WIDE range of option between doing nothing, and doing what that "cop" did.
Someone who hits pedestrians by being stupid needs to be stopped.
Training !! Go in hard, go in aggressive, go in combative, the citizen/suspect is the enemy!!!
really? "STOP RESISTING STOP RESISTING"!! do D.A,s still fall for that old ploy?
I really like your guys take on the videos and incidents - all good and valid opinions
Great video. Unless you’re in the heat of the moment and there sometimes situations get blown out of proportion. I’m a former deputy sheriff and some of this made me nervous. Most of this stuff especially the vehicle chase I would have discontinued the pursuit. You guys did a great job of sharing your perspective.
Thank you.
Even as a civilian driving speeds of 130mph is very dangerous. What if they hit a mother holding a baby? What if they crashed another first responder and killed that individual?
You guys did a good job on 3/4 of the situations. I disagree with you on that GA State Trooper. He had the obligation to pit the truck and pull his weapon because the driver already showed serious harm/injury and possible death with his vehicle. That officer needed to get him under control and fast. The crowd and the threat of serious harm/ injury or death is more than what is needed to pull his weapon out and demand immediate compliance. Good job on the State Trooper!
So The burning man video….. the lady he put at gun point and put on the ground handcuffing was not chained to the trailer.
more and more of these videos please
You’re wrong on the state trooper in GA that truck just attempted to kill some one. Second he pit him then pulled his gun out immediately, it’s not like he ran up unarmed.
Flying a drone into people's yards to monitor them with absolutely no probably cause is not okay. Isn't this America?
That first officer was out of hand and needs to be charged with at least negligence at the least maybe even assault and battery
Very informative and a different look into these events. Well said.
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first clip : cop did what needed to be done to get things under control
you never know which of these protesters has a weapon nowadays
second clip : that car was speeding without being chased and needed
to be stopped before he injured someone
third clip : Come on guys ,, dude in the Truck was a danger and ran over some pedestrians and he absolutely needed to be stopped for public safety
Good video. I'm not a police, but it was interesting.
You left out the part bout it being 100 degrees people running out of gas in a line of cars miles long because of thiis stupidity , DONT BLOCK THE ROAD . Theyre lucky the cops came and not the people finally losing control and taking caare of business themselves which is how it should be , then this type of stupidity would never happen to strt with
1st video- totally okay with cops behavior. I would think him pulling a gun is better safe than sorry. F those protestors. Did you see that line of cars in the desert?
2nd video- tough call. I was thinking glad no one is crossing the street.
3rd video- didn’t look like a pursuit at all- he was going like 5mph. I think he would have pulled over. No cars needed to be damaged. Cop was hot headed.
4th- in Utah we can’t fly above private property. But for cops on a holiday weekend and they gave notice. I think it’s okay. But would it be illegal to shoot it down with non lethal something? Ie. Paintball gun. Like what if I didn’t know it was a police drone?
I respectfully disagree with a majority of the views you have but also agree with officer safety 1st and playing it smart, but as a citizen i do believe in 1 truth that criminals should fear cops and good people or trying to be good person like myself shouldn't fear cops but see them as saviors but i want to thank you guys for what you do and i hope you respect my opinion and love that i can express it in the best country in the world and can still be cool
Yo! New studio?
The first video is just an example of someone who shouldn’t be allowed to be a cop. Tribal police or not he’s an example of why people have so much distaste for the police today. The protesters were absolutely no physical threat to him or anyone else
btw, think that desert asphalt might be a tad hot?
I'm curious how they just send a drone to look when the operator or a forward observer has to maintain a visual line of sight to the drone.
Great assessment guys. What ever happened to the use of the tools provided to officers today. My thoughts, grab the 28, bolo the vehicle and wait. Anything over 65 MPH in an urban setting, especially a city like Atlanta is really pushing it. You are literally out running your siren. The echo's bouncing off the buildings can easily confuse drivers in your path. They can't get out of the way, if they do not have a sense of direction from which you are coming from. Basics 101, Never get personally or emotionally involved in any situation or case. Be Safe and Have Fun!!! Semper-Fi Nick
Lol outrunning their siren? Their vehicles are nowhere near fast enough to do that.
When you impede traffic on purpose, you forfeit your right to peaceful protest, bc it is not peaceful, and you are breaking the law. If an ambulance had to get into the event, there’s a trailer sitting stationary, blocking the ambulance from getting through… there comes a time where you can’t treat these protesters with the upmost respect, bc they don’t respect anyone else that doesn’t support their cause… if you block traffic, you get tan over, I have no problem with it. There’s a time and place for protest, and you have the right to do it.. don’t be stupid. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes…
We always think of the other ways to handle situations once we have the benefit of hindsight. I truly believe that GA trooper saved lives that day. I think that inexperienced kid may have killed others with his truck, and potentially could have hurt the officer as well if it goes pursuit. I agree that policing can be a coin toss, and that choosing the safest option is critical. But a situation like that HAS to be shut down immediately, to show force to others, and arrest the subject who ran over two people. I agree with your takes on all your other videos, but that one, I think the trooper made the right decisions in the moment.
I'm new here and I think you guys are awesome!!
It may not be "acceptable" but general consensus is that it was needed 🤷🏻
Nothing says "stop pollution" like forcing hundreds/thousands of vehicles to idle, prolonging said method of pollution 🥴
yo guys, couple things i’d like to say / ask
for the downtown chase, yeah it pains me because in feb 24’ i took my dads beemer out to get some fuel & as i was approaching the only traffic light junction in the town (out skirts of scottish capital, small towns..) i had the green light, people had just and were still waiting to cross, taxi drivers were lining the street as its the main road with the pubs / bars etc so some were taking to one another in between their cabs parked in the taxi waiting lane , as i’m half way through the junction i see head lights approaching from behind & quickly realised something isn’t right so begin to pull over as i do the car is VERY quickly approaching and just as î realised hes going extremely fast hes right behind me i just at that point see the first flashing lights but the cops were at minimum 10/11 seconds behind him so me & no one else had any idea a chase was happening… now keep in mind a populated high street it’s time 20:10 & gets dark at 4 so it’s DARK & it was mildly raining, the junction i was stopped in is on a left hand bend down hill, so the guy in a stolen car smashed in to me totals my car if i didnt stop there he would have pushed me in to the back of the taxis and most likely killed multiple people, some how he didn’t strike another vehicle or pedestrians thank fook however he proceeded through the town and on the the A1 Duel Carriageway IN THE WRONG DIRECTION which then caused multiple cars being written off avoiding him & they only then called off the chase, he got away never been caught no leads nothing & to be honest that doesnt annoy me. what does is the cops had been chasing him from a place called dunns which is at the speed he’s going 1h 10mins so called it 2 hours away and they didnt pit or stop him then and as they came into the town i was in it’s genuinely a miracle he didn’t kill anyone. now im saying this because i have both the front & rear facing dash cameras and a whole load of crash scene + damage images, i’d love to send them so you guys 1. if you’re interested & 2. i’d be really interested to hear what your opinions are etc just in a message or email if there’s one to contact by. i’ll mention here it’s not my goal or reason to post but if you do watch them and want to upload a segment or whatever you have my permission to do as you what ever, i’d just love to hear your opinions by text!
only other thing is ive seen a LOT of georgia & Arkansas state troopers getting reaaaal pitter happy in video’s recently like the last video you played they seem to be allowed to therefore they just go straight for a pit within what feels like less than ten maybe twenty seconds the moment they don’t immediately begin to pull over boom pittem. i think you’re correct with the last one as i’m a big big car guy albeit not been to a meet for nearly ten years keep to myself now, i would have if i ever did get pulled & i have seen others just drive down the street make a turn and stop otherwise quite literally a couple hundred people will run up ohhh aaahhh yooooo *world star* all filming and you dont want that. and like y’all said he’s lucky it wasn’t a meth head that stuck him in the forever box doing an action man!
I 100% disagree with your assessment of the first video. Have you ever been stuck on a road in the middle of the summer in the desert? I have and its not fun at all (especially in a car that overheats so no sitting ideling and no ac). Protest all you want just not in the road or preventing people from their daily lives.
You say that when people think it’s cool for the officer to pursue and pit at high speeds, it’s just gonna create a generation of bad officers that think it’s ok…. What about the flip side? If you want to get away from the police, just drive as fast and wreckless as possible on surface streets, and they won’t pursue…. There’s so much crime in the US now, bc we are too soft on criminals. Criminals don’t go to jail/prison to be rehabilitated, they go to be punished,, and they end up being institutionalized,,, they get out, then go back in… and it’s the innocent victims of their crimes that suffer
People blocking a highway for some cause that is probably just being uninformed, it’s right either. And to do it on tribal land ? That isn’t land that they should be protesting on. Remember that was nothing more than a invasion on Indian land.
What are you talking about? If they weren’t obstructing a roadway them being hurt wouldn’t have been possible.
The way I see it, they put the coin in the jukebox.
The park officer took care of business and ended their BS. I thought they did a good job and so do all the people who were stuck in their vehicles baking in the desert heat.
Commifornia police right here.
thats not really fair..if i had to guess you've never done the job or risked anything for someone you don't know like these guys have. even liberal states like cali have patriots like this guy risking their life to protect their communities, and i guarantee they aren't aligned with the things that make cali suck. when did you go through the academy? never? dust the cheetos off your fingers and get back to call of duty bro. theyre explaining tactics to educate people on whats safe / risk vs reward. if youve done the job you'd get it.
Well said. Thank you. (And yes we know California crappy laws we don’t align with).
Thank goodness for lawyers who sue these idiot cops.
Its only because of cops that these people are there , without cops they would never block the road because they know people would leave them lying in aa puddle of their own piss after they moved them out of the way , so they should thank these cops . Thats a fact .
Don't like drones over any private property. Fencing is there for our privacy. Drones negates that privacy and is ripe for abuse. Messaging is irrelevant to me other than to get people comfortable with the increased loss of their privacy. As always technology advances and the law doesn't.
Reference the last video, I’m ok with the pit. I don’t disagree with your alternatives but an immediate pit for someone hitting people with their car I feel is appropriate. Running up to the car is an old school thing that’s still alive and well unfortunately. With VCQB being what it is today, we know a lot better than that. We’ve all been sucked in but it’s way too dangerous. I voiced concerns about that and it was not well received in my agency.
I agree with the first two vids but respectfully disagree in part with the 3.rd video.
CA agencies in general try to mute any aggressive tendencies in every officer for the appearance of officer safety but it really is about dept liability, in my opinion.
The suspect ran over and possibly killed but seriously injured spectators/pedestrians, in front of the officer. Yes, I would assume that shocked even his conscious. I would believe his emotions to include determination were elevated. Lethal force was justified.
After the PIT the officer is 6-7ft from his front seat to the suspect- a bad place to be if a time is life fight initiates.
The officer, chose to use speed and aggressiveness to get inside the susp ooda loop. And it worked. This officer is obviously physically capable of handling himself and had a higher degree of self confidence than probably many of his co-workers. While it may not look pretty , it worked without any law violations and obviously his dept backed him.
It would be more detrimental to reprimand or say “this is wrong” than to support aggressiveness when applied timely and correctly.
By contrast, let’s look at another violent situation that unfolded in front of officers. Actually, two types; how many domestic violence videos have we seen where violence occurs and either someone is seriously injured or killed in front of officers, but the suspect retreats to a room and officers fail, or choose to not pursue or enter a room? Similarly, how about Uvalde where an active murder was occurring, but because somebody labeled it as a barricade suspect, 100 officers sat outside.
The term officer safety is constantly flooded in every conversation when in my view, does that always outweigh the publics? Had one single officer said “fuck this “and entered the classroom in Uvalde would you still be against it even if he brought it to a successful completion. And what would it take for that successful completion? somebody to be naturally aggressive to make a decision without hesitating in the moment, knowing the circumstances, and using speed and surprise and violence of action in a timely and appropriate condition. Does that mean everyone else can do that? If you just replace the person ?No. should it be shot down and told this is not the correct way? No, I think it’s individual dependent but the public wants to see police step up and protect them and I believe that’s what they saw with this officer and it worked out as often it does.
It Hass to be confusing at some point for officers when measuring tactics to a circumstance unfolding in front of you as compared to one that is already set up and in place. What I mean by that is if there’s an active shooter in school, some agencies are tot first guy go in And take care of business. That should mean you will place yourself in harms way to protect innocent. other agencies say wait to at least get two more so that you have a cell of 3 and then execute the same. However, by contrast, if you have the same sort of violence occurring inside of a home, it’s a domestic you are to set up and maintain a perimeter and either call for additional units or the swat team. So whether a vehicle barricade, classroom barricade or in a residential building is the message don’t do anything let whomever be murdered or killed until we get more people so that you don’t get hurt? And I think that’s why younger officers and even more senior ones in an ever-changing political climate never quite know what to do. So the default is always officer safety. This is exactly why I think reinforcing sound decision making process even at risk to self by officers, such as in this video Should be looked at in a higher value. And I remark only towards self initiated incidents. This is not a hot wash on tactics.
You gentlemen work in Sacramento area which is a very very violent area, so I completely understand where you’re coming from and I know both of you would also take the appropriate amount of risk towards yourself to protect an innocent if you were in that moment, even if it didn’t necessarily look like the right thing to do Because that’s who you are and that should never be looked down upon in my opinion. This segues into leader ship. A good leader will utilize a strong officer with those traits rather than shut him down. It’s much like the old Napoleon quote, I do not fear the hundred lions lead by one sheep, rather than 100 sheep lead by a lion. Law enforcement does not tolerate lions nowadays, but the public wants them.
continuing, Does a hotwash with honest talk need to occur ,agency internal, yes. After every event. We may learn things that the officer saw, smelled, sensed that further explain his course of action and decision process. Never leave out first hand account.
So while for the third video, yes possibly emotions played a part. That would be human nature. But I do not believe the officer was at any point, excessive or unable to bring himself back based on the limited video I saw. So it’s with that totality of the circumstances that I think this video while it may look, the same was different than the other two.
As for Beverly Hills PD. They have private security consisting of a mix of retired, law-enforcement, former law-enforcement and security guards who patrol the neighborhoods and take reports and handle bin priority calls to supplement the low number of officers on the department. So it makes sense, They also utilized a drones to supplement their high crime and limited personnel.
Great video really enjoy your guys podcast👍🏻🇺🇸
Ya that crazy but if i was stuck in that traffic he would be my hero cause these peaple dont care making others miserable ...i wish it could be done diffrent but hey theres tons of cars stuck damm
Burning man cop did a great job.
Ya drones thats not cool but we are headed that way so be ready peaple it will be normal soon
Yeah just because your policy allows it doesn’t mean you have to do it. Your on scene of what’s going on or in the thick of the chase or whatever it is, but those policy’s should never outweigh your decision’s or actions. If you see it’s not safe and could harm others or whatever it be sometimes the risk isn’t worth the reward. Get the plate and possibly a description and call it no one is going to get onto you over keeping everyone safe and if they do you’re at the wrong department and needs investigated. It’s not worth risking life over a traffic violation ever. Because action has consequences and you gotta live with that and could be charged and or disciplined for that action and poor judgment. So stay safe and keep others safe.
Policing in America is OUT OF CONTROL... and I'm a 65 year old Conservative
nope I totally disagree this is exactly how these ppl need to be treated. If not you end up with that shit that goes down in the UK. they are infringing upon others rights with their false agenda
22:20 now that would be cool! probably karmacly justified too !
Public howay is not Indian land sorry its goverment road i personally think that cop could gotten someone hurt way way to much diacuting honestly my thoughts.not profeshanal at all
yeah i kinda think you missed the part where he put his whole 268 pounds into her ribs!
Just found your channel. Looks interesting. 1st case, looks bad. However it is tribal sovereign land. 2nd case should never have happened in a layman's opinion. Hard to tell with my old eyes but were the ones struck hit prior to the cops arrival or as a result of his arrival. 3rd case. They were lucky nothing really bad happened until the very end. So they caught the rabbit at what cost? A damaged interceptor, a damaged suspects car which might be stolen and worse a damaged suv with possible injuries. Must have been a horrible crime committed to justify such a chase which placed citizens in danger. Winner: the cops. Losers: the suv and the taxpayers who may have to foot the bill.
The tribal cop didn’t pull his gun it was a taser. Your opinion of this earned a thumbs down and I won’t watch any of your videos again.
I like you, but just FYI, you CANNOT give an "unbiased opinion". You are as absolutely incapable of doing that as any other human being. It doesn't necessarily mean your opinion is "wrong" or invaluable, but it's absolutely not "unbiased" (and neither is mine).
Every single moment and experience you've lived through in both your personal life and career has biased your opinions on everything in one way or another. NO "opinion" is unbiased. Period.
We disagree. We have plenty of videos on our channel calling cops out who make mistakes. Our mission when we started this CZcams channel was to remain unbiased and I think we have remained true to this. These guys didn't deserve this. Bad tactics? Maybe, and we will find out. That's another discussion so it doesn't happen again. We are not afraid to call that out.
Pits should not be done above 35 mph due to safety of all on the road.
If I’m the attorney for the F-150 clown I’m using this assessment of that state troopers actions to dismiss some if not all of the the charges ….
Cops are out of control
I thought cops were reacting to the videos. All I see is you 2. If you're cops you gotta be from mayberry.
The cop driving in the 1st video should have gotten his ass remed as well as the cop driving in the 2nd video
First I signed up. But, I watched the video and unsubscribed! All three cops are right! I wish there were more of these! Find something better to do! You are bad auditors.
Good riddance to all bootlickers.