Possible kidnapping stopped by Phoenix PD using new technique
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- Phoenix Police say they stopped a potential kidnapping and ransom during a chase in the East Valley Wednesday night. Police used an unusual and brand new technique to stop the car, an invention that is the brainchild of a Peoria man. We show you how the grappler works.
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He totally deserves to make a fortune off of this.
As long as the will of Consented Government has the will of good people.
I 100% agree with you, but the truth if the matter is, he won't. After he sells a few thousand, chances are the "reorders" will be minimum.
@BlackWhiskey 7 Exactly right! Which is why none of this stuff existed prior to the United States. 250,000 years of humans on earth and all of this technology is invented in the last 200 years? Why do you think that is?
@BlackWhiskey 7 You’re a politics junkie. Get a grip.
@BlackWhiskey 7 Get some grasp on reality bud.
An inventor hearing that his product has saved numerous innocent lives within years of conceptualization has to be one of the most rewarding feelings that someone can manifest.
The money probably doesn’t bother him much either.
@@user-kcrpine does he not deserve it? What is the point of your comment
Waiting for someone to weaponize it lol
@N V you may kipnap someone with this thing if you are able to follow their car. i hope this doesn't get in the wrong hands (like any other powerful tool).
Yea, but theres got to be away to use it so it seems racist or violent? Hmmm... Call the woke squad!
This won't only prevent successful kidnappings, but can also be used in situations where a malfunctioning car won't stop. A fantastic invention.
I instantly thought of that Hyundai a while back whose accelerator got stuck and the cops could do nothing
Hopefully this puts an end to Pit.... Way way too dangenrous.
While this invention is a great idea, it's not going to "prevent" anyone from getting away with committing crimes. That's like saying laws themselves prevent crime.
@@nckhed by prevent he means that it'll make it much harder for people to get away during a police chase afterkidnapping someone.
@@ButterfatFarms ah so you suggest that the cops should do a pit maneuver huh? Oh look little Timmy is splattered all across the pavement because a cop decided to do a pit maneuver on a kidnappers car.
Just because a cop is right behind a kidnappers car doesn't mean they won't get away, it's still difficult to get around a speeding car that's actively trying to prevent you from getting past.
Every dealt with one of those dumbasses on the road who try to force you to stop? Yeah imagine that except the car isn't trying to get you to stop, just trying to stop you from getting passed them at extreme speeds.
Everything else used to stop a car without getting in front of them is incredibly likely to end in a wreck, which all can be lethal.
Reminds me of the car that lost control of all brakes and couldn't stop. The police also couldn't really stomp him because any methods they had would be far too dangerous. Imagine if they had this.
you can slam it in park and your drive shaft will not move due to transmission lockers it might break but you will stop now if that beast is huge it might be hard but I would think those police cars wieght would be around 7000+ just take a money truck out there with a good gear ratio and nothing will pull you down the roadway for officers of corse that is. lol just ideas off the top of my head.
The emergency brake is a "mechanical" device that still works when your hydraulic brakes fail. Just pull up on the lever or stomp of the pedal is all it takes.
@@kenhurley4441 Hi...thank you for that information.....sorry if I must seem like a moron but I have never heard a solution to a brake fail before .. Over 50, now and a Grandma...time I start learning all I can about cars don't you think ?
"stomp'??
@@stevenmeadows6917 There's hand emergency breaks and some that you have to press with your foot. My newest SUV has a foot one and it's the first car I've had like that but it's a 2010.
In India we save money, by having traffic jams everywhere, so no need for a chase.
🤣🤣🤣
😁👍
Indians are so smart
Modern problems solved with other modern problems!
There's always room for a chase... like in the original Don movie, the best chases.
These devices are gonna be annoying in the future grand theft auto games 😣
You cant grapple a flying bike
Just another challenge to make it more fun.
I imagine a mission that you have sneak in cut them in night
you know I've always wanted an insanely realistic car damage mode though (like Beam NG physics implemented). I'm all for needing another ride if I slam into a pole at 75 mph.
Or much much fun in multiplayer, depends on which side you are, a game of cops and robbers with theses, or role playing a cop will be awesome.
This is amazing. A nice non lethal way to end a chase, keep the passengers safe, the police safe and the general public safe
No one understands how frightening a high speed chase is until you’ve been in one. I retired in ‘97 w/a few high speed chases under my belt, but would have preferred to stop a suspect w/the Grappler. I was fortunate not to get hurt or hurt anyone else during my career but that’s luck as much as it is skill.
A high speed chase is a recipe for disaster. The longer it goes on; the greater the odds that a bad consequence will be the outcome.
Innocent people often end up as collateral damage. I love the idea of the grappler.
@@enturnetrol7869 ???
@@Kilovotis don't worry just another George Floyd activist thinking cops are pigs.
@@callumboothroyd3766 Ah probably.
Yeaaaaa, with the pit...if it flips it flips. No stopping that. Saves a lot of repairs on cruisers as well over time! Thank you for your service out there!
This is not only safer for the general public, but it is also safer for the car being stolen. I think this is great.
Well accept that it will probably destroy the transmission and Axel and suspension but yeah it is more safer
@@benconway9010 the differential will probably save the transmission if the car is back wheel drive.
God blessed this man and his ideas
Also safer for the officer
No, at high speeds the car is trashed after the use of this. Safer tho.. yes.
better than ramming people off the road and maybe into houses.
@ToastEmTank I’ve seen dash cam video of cops pitting and the car landed in a front yard
@@truth3899 links?
@@223ko front yard is not a house
Lmfao
@@daddaddy1828 front yards are normally near houses no? the original statement was "they dont pit near houses" maybe pay attention a little silly lil idiot
This is really neat. I hope all departments get all around the world. God bless the man who invented it. Hopefully saves many innocent lives
Car looks like a giant bug, and this invention just make it more so.
I have one for motor bike riders who think they can get away riding around housing estates without helmets, without insurance, tax or mot. It's called cheese wire and all you need is two lamp posts to tie both ends too. Splendid.
Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
That wasn’t a “possible kidnapping” that was a definite kidnapping.
Yeah.
Lee Ann,. Have to 👿. Stay. P.c. on this b.s. !!! Therefore:. Possible kidnapping..😒
i think they mean possible because they didn't actually get away with the person
"alleged" and "possible" are used by journalists until the crime has been proven and a conviction has been issued.
@@KumoGoesFast is that to avoid protentional lawsuits if the suspect does get set free ? seem like it would be for that.
Kidnapper: "I'll never pull over!!!" The cop: *YEEE HAWW*
This honestly made me laugh so much! Thanks to you.
The cop: "Hold my grappler"
This made me laugh so hard for some reason 😂
wheel jack, is that you?
Whoever use's this should be nicknamed Hoss from Bananza.
this is by far one of the smartest ideas out there, this guy deserves all the wealth he earns
Hush ur a fortnite player a fake gamer
Agreed. I wish I had thought of it :-) Good for him.
@@streetcollectiveclique folks never said he was a gamer🤣 u mad pressed for nun, but he makes the same content in every single video. Every video I see on his channel says “catching predator on fortnite”
Yeah Mr. Stock came up with the invention back in 2004, finally getting traction on his Invention. Get It Traction?? Ok I'll see my way out.
@@MadStyle1911 cheers
Finally, carjackers can be caught without the car taking severe damage or possibly being totaled.
Cars life > suspect's existence
Absolutely brilliant invention. Safe and VERY effective. Not really concerned with the safety of the criminals...but if they DO have innocents in the car...this is a beautiful tool.
Yee, keeps the car from going out of control and hitting others too
Lol. Everybody is a criminal, even you. Some people just get caught. I guarantee you you have broken a law or two, even if you don't know you're breaking it. Even a traffic violation violates law so get off your high horse cretin
This is literally the modern-day version of a horse-riding cowboy sheriff catching the cattle rustling bad guy with a lasso.
They even showed a desert full of cacti in the video.
Expect this as an upgrade in RDR Online soon
Upgrade people, Upgrades
That's just how Arizona looks lol
@@426wookie Arizona also has cities and the Grand Canyon, which don't look like this at all.
The point was that the landscape shown here is kinda iconic for many Western movies.
History repeats itself baby lmaoo
I'm heavily impressed. Doesn't hurt anybody, hides in plain sight, will prevent a lot of damage from car chases, and looks satisfying as hell when it hits the enemy car's tire. I'm all for it.
@@BrendonCMoore ...Same thing?
@@pastagiovanni6527 criminal = enemy (of the state)
How much is a replacement though?
@@ShayNBrayden Dunno, but it'd be worth the tax dollars I imagine
@@pastagiovanni6527 yea I don’t think the cops want to unwrap there car from other cars everytime they need to stop someone lol
Much RESPECT for this inventor & all our hard working officers EVERYWHERE.
When adults act like kids… cops got to stop them in their tracks.
"Don't you ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun from me!"
Long arm of the law.
I have one for motor bike riders who think they can get away riding around housing estates without helmets, without insurance, tax or mot. It's called cheese wire and all you need is two lamp posts to tie both ends too. Splendid.
This is one of the first "new police tech" devices i've seen that have actually gone from being just a prototype, to being a fully functional tool in the police force. That's awesome. Really shows just how effective it is.
I can see why, it's not reliant on computer technology and has practical uses
@@rushimapa697 practical uses AND it's apparently highly effective.
Fairly Inexpensive option (considering), simple to maintain, universal use against all vehicle types, reusable and inexpensive to bring back into service (cost for the new nylon netting), safer than the PIT for the suspect vehicle occupants plus the executing police vehicle plus bystanders, it stays hidden from view, doesn’t require a police vehicle to lose its front push bumper, it just has a new type of bumper. The only cons really is it seems to have a high/tall profile to fit the telescoping/pantograph unfolding arms so only larger police vehicles like SUVs and trucks can be equipped with it, so no police cars like Impalas, Malibu’s, or Chargers etc. The other con being the police vehicle has to get close to engage the device, but they have to get close anyway for a PIT so this con doesn’t even count in my book. Plus overall the device saves lives. And that’s priority number one here. I’m about 15-20 years anyway all vehicles will be so computerized that cops will be able to seize control over the vehicle mid-chase and slow it down to a dead stop. Criminals will be driving 20 year old cars to avoid the police interception capabilities and all the built in Siri/Alexa microphones in them they can remotely tap and listen into.
Easy solutions are best solutions. This is as low-tech as it comes. Love it.
Agree! Yo nice profile photo S&W fans!
Honestly that must feel like one of the coolest things to pull off successfully as a cop.
They definitely prefer PITs.
Well the police do like to pull themselves off!
I know huh, imagine how satisfying that must be to actually catch someone with that
always nice to see good engineers come up with "simple" but brilliant ideas
That's actually really impressive. I can see this saving lots of innocent lives.
Cop: ‘Deploys Grappler’
Motorcycle: ‘Chuckles’ I’m in Danger
The grappler is obviously way to dangerous to use on a motorcycle. The police will definitely stick with the tried and true pit maneuver on them.
@King pretty sure you just got "whooshed" lol
@King You just r/wooosh 'd yourself (its 3 "o" 's btw) by missing HIS joke
EDIT: It's 4 "o" 's, I was wrong. Gonna leave the mistake in my comment.
@King Yeah, suuuure
@@Dexrazor it’s actually 4 o’s
This is an invention that will prevent innocent civilians from being injured during a high speed chase ! Bravo !!!
Exactly, which is why police need even more funding so inventions like these can save lives
@@cole2526 Except more police funding isn't going to fund inventions like these; more police funding in a police department that is already corrupted will only make them more richer and be more corrupt. Look at Fresno PD; our police chief was the 2nd most paid police chief in THE COUNTRY, with the 1st being NY PD's Chief. Police funding should come after the police is held more responsible and reformed from ground zero; police departments cannot be able to investigate themselves for crimes they commit.
@@cole2526 Instead, the police should be reformed, then funded, then lives will be saved. More non lethal weapons that are better need to be out there too; police fire their guns too much and kill too much innocent lives; where's portable microwaves (AOD), better tazers/shock guns and less dangerous tear gas?
@@RonanTetsu
911 what’s your emergency?
There’s a person chasing me trying to kill me with a gun
Ok would you like a social worker or should we send the heavy duty guys with bows and arrows?
@@RonanTetsu you can’t take away their guns tho. I personally think cops should use the taser as the primary and use the gun for long ranged serious threats.
I support our police force for their innovations in making their jobs safer an easier to protect us from harm. God bless and keep you all safe.
So now instead of kids asking police officers "Have you ever shot anybody", they're gonna be asking, "Have you ever grappled anybody?"
An end to ridiculous car chases endangering peoples lives.
I think you mean “perfectly safe and entertaining car chases”
BBMute Never happens but okay
Yeah, how dare the cops try to stop dangerous criminals!!
Not really
@@velxus
In what Universe are car chases ‚perfectly safe’ again?
At their speed while trying to dodge or follow the other one, those cars could get out of control at any time and ram into anything around them.
That‘s the opposite of safe.
LAPD needs to buy a lot of these devices. Seems like there is a police chase there every week.
Probably too expensive for how many chases they have, Plus it's like our evening entertainment in Socal, it would end too quick if they used this 😂
Maybe golden coral can buy them to stop giant people from eating all the prime rib
More like every day.
California is defunding them
@Jack mindenburg sorry, had a bad experience at golden corral...never go when there is a wedding dinner with giant people
Thank goodness someone was able to be saved from an awful fate! Great job officers! Awesome invention!!
That’s wonderful! God bless those involved in making this and using this.
I hope the guy who invented this becomes a millionaire.
He is already easily worth millions, these run around $5k each.
he deserves all the million air he breathes in... he earned it
Laughs in smog.
@@killergoldfish117 5K for a bit of cable. Nice.
@@moscuadelendaest LoL corrected it.
“Brand new technique”
“You’ve seen it before”
Theres been example videos of it before it was rolled out to the police so yes people have seen it before but this is the first time ive heard it actually being used during an actual crime
not too far off from "new and improved"
I am pretty sure this is a new technique for the cops. the video we saw before was a demonstration with two civilian vehicles.
"You've seen it before but we never told you about it"
Pedant
Brilliant, no more stupid high speed chases thru the Burbs or Cops trying to cause crash to stop chase. Safer all around.
I actually had this exact idea about 4 years back mentioning somewhere on yotube that this should be easy to be designed and would be way safer than the pit maneuver. well done man well done.
@@ButterfatFarms I bet you enjoyed that.
@@ButterfatFarms Huh? I didn't invent nothing, but so long as you're having fun.
@@ButterfatFarms Ha, all the best.
This should be in all police departments. Don’t forget about Canada.
But not every pd has enough money to buy those things. Some have to survive with the bare minimum a taser and a gun. It'd be nice if all PDs had enough money to spare but dumb people want to defund for no reason.
@@niccolodeparmapanini2036 de-funding makes no sense we need law enforcement
What is canada?
@@CamiloMercado04 defunding doesn’t mean no police, it means reduce funding. aka no brand new Lamborghini cop cars.
@@niccolodeparmapanini2036 weird how lots of other countries’ police can manage without tasers OR guns
If it doesn’t harm anyone, *IM ALL FOR IT*
lol nice
5 likes, what
ok
Did... did he reply to his own comment?
@@snugglecity3500 no...?
What an amazing invention! The inventor must be super smart to come up with that and actually put it into action. Kudos to him!
this is 3 years old, but bearing in mind...
during its FIRST YEAR of operation, with limited deployment, they had *THIRTY CAPTURES* and no bad publicity to speak of.
wonder how it's been since then?
Imagine GTA 6 cops with “the grappler”
The potential to grief other players in free roam is extraordinary
Imagine if you could buy it yourself. Like a way to stop a griefer if they have bulletproof tires.
or a Need for Speed game.
@@__-ic7si What is the point of any bulletproof thing in gta v if you can mk II people to oblivion?
simple trainer menue:
" disable grappler? "
" *yes* / no "
This man deserves every penny he makes if it saves only one innocent life from a thwarted high speed chase. And it looks to save many many more than one.
@UCSDjRrVQNTLGBVRBFctIXBQ What is your solution?
EDIT: He deleted his comment. 90% of the time you can stump those super critical people with nothing constructive to say with those 4 simple words.
Good job to him (or the group of inventors he contracs while he maintains full control over the patent) for making maximum-desired money from one idea for the patents' time limit. But are you buying it? Or are the rich going to be buying it? Or are the carjackers going to buy it? The market may or may not be very open. You realize this particular clip is of him selling it to police which are a government institution (automatically socialist to some plutocrats) which comes out of government taxes, right? The plutocrats will undoubtedly try to force the poor and middle caste/class to "pay their fair share" which will undoubtedly affect the lower groups more than the unnecessarily ultra wealthy.
Yeah someone said the exact same thing already.
He’s humble on camera but I can imagine his excitement with his family and friends and how his invention became a real life product being used by actual police departments. He’s going to be a billionaire!
One of the few who deserves to be.
A billionaire?
I don't think there are enough police stations.
He would have to charge 100k per grappler. That seems excessive.
But he will certainly make millions.
@@dialecticalmonist3405 sir 😂 the US isn’t the only country with police. 😂 also, there are millions of police and law enforcement vehicles in the US alone that could implement these. Not to mention replacements when the device is broken or the vehicle using it is damaged. Also, I have no doubt he’ll innovate another product along the same lines that police departments could use lol
@@4kmentality
I appreciate your excitment for the product, and I share that enthusiasm, but we'll just have to disagree that it's worth billions.
There aren't enough police chases around the world for the economics to work out.
He would also have to own the patent within every single country he sells too. If he starts cranking out millions in revenue, there will be copy cats.
He says there are currently 30 captures that have taken place to date. How much is that productivity worth? 1 million? 10 million? I don't know.
I am so happy that more technology will help law enforcement. It could save lives and be a very valuable tool.
Genius. Imagine how many lives he will save.
This man deserves a medal
1934ish
It would have to be deployed with no other vehicles around though. That tether is long enough that the driver could swerve left or right and hit other vehicles before coming to a complete stop. The police cruiser can't control if the subject vehicle is will continue traveling in a straight line after they hit their brakes.
@@jeffburnham6611 better than the standard operating procedure PIT maneuver which is guaranteed to send the car out of control and potentially on a path with other drivers.
LOTS
Not only is this device effective, but it’s also a lot cheaper than some other police devices. I can get behind this!
hell no. damages the vehicle and can potentially seize the rear differential if it gets caught around the axle, which will seize the transmission, and potentially fry your clutch.
@@trestontape116 Yes sorry of course. I forgot that you know more than the entire police department. And also how does your statement disprove his? He just said its good to which you replied that it is not and then stated that it will damage the car being pursued, what.
@@trestontape116 Ya but a pit maneuver guarantees damage. Running over public and private property guarantees even more damage. Running of civilians because they couldn’t stop the guy is even worse. Potentially damaging a differential is the least of their worries.
@@trestontape116 well if it damages any vehicle be glad it’s more likely the suspect’s...plus do you have a better solution?
@@bg357wg pit. doesnt damage drivability of the vehicle and you can just knock the dents out/use body filler which is much cheaper than buying a whole new driveshaft, differential, and potentially your axles and rear control arms.
That has to be a wild ride for the cop until the car stops. Just hang on.
It may be a wild ride indeed if a the cop snags a heavy 4wd truck, especially if it's a diesel truck.
I wanna shake his Hand ..I love seeing people come out with great inventions and ideas ...truly is awesome
Absolutely genius. This guy is gonna have the Brinks trucks dropping off cash at his house.
Or bank robbers using it on the Brinks trucks
@@barrettfb dont worry, we're all guarded inside our trucks. I mean as long as they don't shoot our face but everyone carries a gun
@@pebble7901 or pepper spray you as you load the truck?
@@kyle8952 I mean you can carry anything but guns are safer. Pepper spray is a closer distance
Maybe I get 1 and use it to stop the Brinks truck?😁
Damn, this dude is gonna be rich. What a brilliant idea.
CHEERZ RESPECT 🙏💯
Idea: gets "innovated"
This should of been invented 20 years ago lmao
THIS PRODUCT WAS NOT MADE BY THE POLICE. IF IT WAS, IT WOULD NOT PROTECT THE PUBLIC!
@@LemeraldSR I said it wasn't. So the wrong people don't get credit.
This seems sooo much safer than previous methods! Hopefully it can be implemented internationally too.
Minnesota needs this! Great invention and has already saved lives!!!
I remember seeing that commercial couple years ago. People were like “no way that works in a real car chase.”
Same :D
same saw that on daily dose of internet or smthn
Well done for not only the inventor but for the departments willing to try something new, that's all there is to say on the subject.
Damn now we can’t talk about it anymore
@@jessemedley4269 Haha. 😂
So ingenious and yet so simple. You wonder why it wasn't thought of sooner, but thankfully this man did!
i saw this a few years ago and always wondered if it ever got used. Props to the dude who made it.
That's really clever, hats off to the inventor.
@@RandoLePerson Ah we're not dumb, merely hadn't thought that way yet 🙂
@David Davesby Boot up might be more appropriate 😁
@Jeremias Studios Well ain't that nice, hope you saw what you were hoping for! 👍👏👏
“Shows us the grappler” - cuts to a super hero dressed as a professional wrestler 🤼♂️
Lmao I'm dead 💀 🤣 😂 😭
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
()*
They call him... _El Grapplo._
[Crowd cheers in the distance]
It will be a 5FT luchador standing on the back of a flat bad on one side of the vehicle being pursued before jumping through the driver side window.
The Grappler is a fantastic invention and I hope it's been well received by law enforcement agencies.
Used in PHX. AZ ....now!
Non-lethal and highly effective. Excellent! We need more of this.
I once saw a video of a pit maneuver at 80 miles an hour. Both vehicles went flying. this is way better.
Thats why cops shouldnt pit maneuver at that high of a speed bit obv that cop was an idiot
@@jus.cole1634 a well executed pit maneuver should leave the cop in control and the runner spinning out
@@jus.cole1634 pit maneuvers are only usually supposed to be down at 70 mph or under, can’t speak for all agencies
@@levi.556 arkansas is another ballpark
ten years more and a good budget, these PD cars will be like bat mobile 😂
God forbid
If the government gets their way and we are forced to drive EVs then they wont need any gadgets, just a computer. Israel already has the technology to hack into any EV and control it.
@@wysmn huh?
Malone Brinton wtf do you people have against cops????
@@mr.phoenix8691 for real
This is awesome! Guy is a genius. Using simple tech in a revolutionary way!
You are a HERO. Your device will help law enforcement save lives. Thank you.
Amazing device 👍
@Dylan Billett Amazing Compliment 👍
Now he just needs to make one for netting running people. Like they do with wildlife lmao
@@KandiKlover Amazing destruction of a wholesome comment thread 👍
@@vidurachamathka2317 Amazing observation
👍
@@Sprw Amazing sentence👍
The 21 dislikes came from victims of the grappler lol
Or people who don't like things that are made out of cheap scraps? My android is put together better than that flemsly. Am I the only person who saw zip ties being used ?
@thegrandfinale2 CHEAP
@thegrandfinale2 I like quality over quantity...
@@whiteafricannun3377 If you don't know exactly how it works then don't be bashing on it...
The zip ties hold the netting onto the frame and they're weak enough to break away when it wraps around a tire.
Or maybe from the innocent family you seen get the grappler used on them
Absolutely brilliant... give this man a medal!
That's brilliant. Now a bunch of stuff doesn't have to get destroyed for no reason.
“We are crossing now to our Eye Witness News chopper in the sky above LA where a police chase has just started, the suspect vehicle is on i5 heading north, John what can you tell us?”, “It’s over Kathy”. “Thanks John, in other news...”
Absolutely need this is SoCal.
Yeah I can predict this cutting down on the excitement of my high-speed cop chases on CZcams
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The quotes you shared are HYSTERICAL! You posted... "In other news"...that was good...lol.
Have a "GOD" day!
God bless you!
Peace, Lynne 🍃💜🍃
Give him the Nobel Peace Prize for finding a semi peaceful way to stop a pursuit.
@verifyyouare18or Maybe the fact that Pit Maneuvers are exceptionally rare in pursuit, leaving the person chased with the perception that they will get away. You aren't going to do a pit maneuver in a majority of situations where this comes in handy and is safely executed. Therefor, when faced with the fact that your chances of being caught are increased, you'll likely make more dire choices when your freedom is at stake.
Dan I guess it’ll help then when they are in a chase with someone unarmed. But even so if they are armed I agree with you. Cops are going to get shot at.
@@augustuscoombs996 The unfortunate truth, cops always assume they're going to get shot at anyways. I do think the criticism is ill-placed, because no matter how you do it police having a reliable way to stop a chase will cause people to be more desperate. I think the solution to that is gun control and crime prevention at it's roots (in poverty and mental illness), but that's another conversation.
@Dan why do you think most criminals don't already do that? It's because there's already a countermeasure: there could be cops coming from everywhere and anywhere and they definitely outnumber the criminals in a chase.
"Semi peaceful"
Thats actually phenomenal. Loved the proof of use at the end.
That looks so effective and safe. Super cool, the person who made this is an innovator of the type we need!
They definitely need a couple hundred of these devices in Los Angeles!
Why? The traffic already stops chases.
It’s so simple yet so effective. This thing is awesome. The guy deserves everything coming to him. Absolutely brilliant.
A few bullets to the tyres would be more effective.
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@@reynaldoflores4522 yep im sure you could hit a car's tires whilst its going 100mph. mhm sure.
@@0ninja213 There's always a naysayer!
“This guy deserves everything coming to him” sounds more like a threat than a compliment lol
This is amazing. Thank you to the inventor.
Brilliant! Well done to inventors
This is one of those "Why didn't I think of that?" kind of things. No more pitting, departments need to keep a few of these on ready.
Probably because you still have to get close enough to use it etc. It may help with a few chases but overall it will be one of those things that really only benefits certain areas
Agree, after seeing a fatal PIT maneuver.
@@chrisortiz8072 only benefits certain areas? It literally safely stops cars so unless there’s a certain place “Without cars” then I’m pretty sure it could be used all over
@@chrisortiz8072 yes to stop cars you have to get close cops already did that so with this it just makes sure no one gets injured while doing that
I’m going to sell deployable chain saws that come out from under bumpers at the press of a button.
This is AWESOME I had a buddy. Yes he was stupid but he is paralyzed from waist down because of a pit maneuver gone wrong. This will save live no doubt
Sounds to me like the pit maneuver worked to be honest.
@@MetaliCanuck lol your edgy comment was lame my guy.
Although it's sad he was injured, especially if he'd only done something minor, but he was putting innocent peoples lives at risk by a reckless escape attempt, luckily it wasn't an innocent child that was paralyzed from his behavior?
As the old saying goes, play stupid games, win stupid prizes
@@plantpotshoes2644 wishing pain on someone is never the answer. Two wrongs will never make a right. I hope one day your able to learn that.
@@ericbrown5462 >.> you're *
Fantastic invention that will save many lives and put a quick end to dangerous pursuits.
props to him and all the PDs that use it
Barbara Cochran: “I like to watch police chases so for that reason, I’m out!”
lmaoo
Do you mean Barbara Corcoran? Because Barbara Cochran is an Olympic Alpine Skier.
😂
Hahahahahah.
This sounds like something Kevin O'Leary would say...
This is what the government needs to be funding these days
Recreational backyard mcnukes and child armies only
Bruh you are the government... you just don’t know
@@eggmanslimz underrated comment
Govt: the best I can do are airstrikes on vietnam..
too bad biden wants o defund the police
Thank you for teaching us about such a thing and what to do when we see it ;D
Glad to see a guy inventing things with his heart in the right place getting the success he should be
This will destroy a proud Los Angeles tradition going back even before OJ... the live broadcast car chase.
Bwoy you crazy. lmao.
No it won't. Idiots are still going to try and out run the police it's just now there is a better technique in ending it.
na, LA police would rather follow you going 10mph for 8 hours
@@klayman2 thats how it should be. Speed against speed, driver against driver, who blink loses. lol
I am going to miss the live chases but this is progress that needs to happen, I’m all for this
This guys saving lives and going to make a killing in the process
i see what you did there
No pun intended?
No
Yeah now even if your innocent they got you. walk up and pop pop. Or if your woman alone at night and some shady cop no chance to get away.
@@whatfreedom7 what? You really think a cop is going to use this to kidnap people?
This is amazing! Congratulations on an awesome invention💐
Excellent! American ingenuity at its best - kudos to the inventor!
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how strong those Kevlar fibres are
Spiderman rides again!!!!!!!!!!!
I guess they have to saw the car's rear axle up to recover the nylon web.
They're nylon
@@eyescreamcake he didn't even pay attention..
Can we apprentice people that watch the video an don't just make assumptions.
as a cop, i bet there's no better feeling than using the ol' grappler to stop the bad guys
Right! 😹
@Boss Ricketts Who said anything about cannabis?
@Boss Ricketts harmlessly smoking cannabis while driving?
@Boss Ricketts For starters, they'd need to pull you over to know (see or smell) they were smoking. This gadget is intended to stop people who WON'T PULL OVER, resulting in high speed chase. Whoever would get in a high speed chase over a dime bag, is MOST LIKELY up to something much bigger (and behaving insanely). Corrupt, would be taking 100$ to pretend they didn't (see, smell or find) a sack of weed.
@Boss Ricketts you do know the state makes the laws and the cops just enforce right?
I’ve shown this to all my officer and CHP friends and all their responses are “man that’s so cool I want one”
a mechanical engineer getting recognized, finally, usually engineers work in the shadows
It's one of those simple ideas that makes you think "why did no one think about this before?"
Think*
@@karelbellic8480 Thx. I was gonna write "had thought" but I forgot to change "thought".
@@Blade-qe3uy Idk why I made so many mistakes. I had to be really tired.
@@berni2905 it happens.
@@berni2905 rest assured they will police your grammar here. lil nazis do that.
I think the answer is cops and cop apologists never deescalate and always escalate... unless its a white kid who shot up a church... he gets burgerking.
Batman: LUCIUS!!!
Lucius: Don't look at me, they asked for it.
Does it come in black?
Lo lwas thinking same thing :D Batman now not happy
Americans always inventing the most useful stuff, you guys are amazing.
Who said nothing good ever came out of Peoria? Three cheers for the inventor. He saw a need and developed the technology to take care of it.
This guy deserves to get rich.
until they try and stop a heavier 4x4 vehicle and it doesn't stop and an officer gets killed ... then, not so much lol
I think the grappler comes off the Police car
@@shitheadyou're so negative and full of envy bro, you always find fault and negativity in everything. It's 2024, change your mindset
Who in the WORLD is giving this great device a thumbs down ? You must be criminals who don’t want to get caught. Kudos to the inventors and the users ! GREAT idea !
"I would've gotten away with it too! If it weren't for those meddling grapplers!"
Maybe they just miss the pit maneuver. There is less rolling and bodies flying with this device
Carjackers
Or they didn't like the way the host was dressed. Or they thought the cinematography left something to be desired. Or this whole thing felt too much like a commercial. Or those dislikes are just from bots. Who knows? Don't let meaningless likes and dislikes bother you, it's a waste of time.
@@jfm14 On behalf of all Synthetic life forms, I am offended. You're basically racist.
Not ALL robots
thumbs down
Brilliant, yet so simple. Kudos to the inventor.
As a former policeman (retired due to injury) I can attest just how dangerous any vehicle pursuit is. And someone innocent many times get hurt not to mention millions in property damage. Safe, effective, simple what a brilliant idea.