@@AwesomeNinja1027 Better safe than sorry. Last thing you'd want to do is get pulled over after a day of magnet fishing with a recovered weapon that could be linked to a crime. Or worst case you pull up a real grenade or bomb shell that goes off after you've pulled it from the water. I've seen videos where magnets fishers go downstream from a military base and pull several mortar rounds. Like 10-15lbs of unstable ordinance. They call the cops, bomb squad shows up and demos it. Really cool honestly but also potentially dangerous.
Gotta give him credit for reacting quickly and covering his partner's body. That is such a great scene because it shows that he is a genuinely good person who cares about the people in his life
You didn't need gloves, if it has been submerged in water for a time. Maybe, if you don't want rust on your fingers. But I'm assuming you're not talking about the rust aspect.
@@nighthunter3039 That's what I thought. It's not just about potentially ruining what evidence may be left on it but also protecting yourself from whatever could be on it.
Magnet Fisher looked so disappointed, yet so understanding when he gave the sword to Tim. Finally, an LA citizen that actually knows the law in this show
What are you talking about? There are literally 3 people who posted comments, and you’re one of them. Neither of the other two said anything like that.
Are these guys slow? It’s been OUTSIDE the lake for however long it took for officers to get there AND passed it around with no gloves. Wtf y’all yapping about
@@BurberryPieThat and military base dumping grounds. Saw more then one instance where the police seemed annoyed that people called in the explosives they found.
@@UncannyLiving collectors, fencers, hobbyists, performers, interior decorators, dnd players, ect. Some swords are used as proposal items. Or celebrations of milestones. Some are used in ceremonies like knighting. Bladesmiths also make spearheads, axes, arrowheads, knives, jewelry, chains, and other things depending on their specialty, all of which have uses too!
@@lukaspumo3498no. In fact the reason he's a cop now is because his old friend was murdered and he was falsely convicted for it. After he wins his trial and clearing his name he joins forces to make sure others didn't had the fate similar to his. And as it turns out, one of his friends was a drug dealer and used his money to "plan exotic places to travel", the dead friend figured it out so the drug dealer killed the dude. This got revealed after a reality tv show host that making his story also got murdered.
I will never understand how police in this situation would receive or handle a suspected murder weapon while not wearing gloves. Yes I know finger prints are temporary and will wash away quicker in submerged water. But in this situation, given the lack of rust the sword couldn't have been there for more than a couple weeks.
It depends on the material of the sword and the maintence done on the sword before being tossed, the sword could be made from something that doesnt rust much over time, as for the fingerprints they couldve been wiped off if any maintence was donr if not that then they are almost certainly gone after the sword hits the water as the river is constantly running and the splash of the weapon makes when hitting the water would immediatly wash off any finger prints it may had, if not the water then the dirt on the bottom of the river would have, the way they test it now could be a variety of things if the body is still in the morgue they can cross examinate it with the edge of the weapon to find out if ut was the weapon that made the cut but this isnt always a gaurntee, they would then investigate the weapom itself where it came from, the seller and who the seller sold it to
@@donnygout4558 that's also a good point, but I specifically said the FISHER'S fingerprints. As in, the guy with the magnet isn't wearing gloves. Presumably because if there's sharp scrap he can go get some, and he didn't know it was a murder weapon.
If it's found in the water like that it's probably a murder weapon. Don't deny a victim's family closure for something you could buy online for a few hundred dollars.
Real-life magnet fishers often end up calling the cops when they pull up guns, grenades, and even knives from the depths. Their catches can be as unexpected as car parts, stereos, laptops, and even safes!"
@kadin5200 that was either a flash bang or a popper. Blue ordnance, from grenades to bombs, is totally inert, no explosives of any type, not even fuses.
@pribar Ours had a fuse, but we're otherwise empty. You could even hold it while the fuse went off and, as long as you weren't covering up the hole in the bottom of the grenade, you'd be fine other than having the crap scared out of you when the fuse blew.
Thats not a katana, that's a ninja-to, which can be seen in an entire book about swords by ben boos. It's Not as well built as a katana, but when paired with the rest of a ninja's arsenal, it is capable of taking down a fully armed samurai.
@Siancomendador the creator of this channel is buying bots to comment and increase fake traffic to said channel he will try to sell it when it gets enough "clout"
I love how everyone is commenting on the logic of him having a black smith in a TV show (it actually isn't that absurd), but why is no one talking about the fact that he would tackle the man holding a live sword... Could've easily ended without a few fingers, a hand, or who knows what else could've been stabbed/cut.
Magnet fishing is good for the oceans rivers seas etc cause it also gets rid off dangerous weapons and junk that can may have been a reason for contamination off water
Honestly I call BS on being able to identify if it’s real or not at a glance. That things covered in rust and muck from the river, no way even an experienced soldier like Tim could be confident in its authenticity with the glance he had before getting tackled
If you guys ever go magnet fishing and find a weapon of any kind like knives swords or guns, it was likely a murder weapon. Also do the police a favor and find a container large enough to keep it, try not to touch it with bare hands, and fill it with water from where you found it. More oxidation to the weapon makes it more and more difficult to figure out in a forensics perspective. I learned it the hard way from a very not so chill detective
“It was blue” Oh, sorry, next time I’ll run through the “is it a real grenade” checklist before I try and save your ass, maybe I’ll even have time to save you if it IS real.
@@tomalatorplus, as someone else pointed out, dummies are usually plastic, maybe aluminum to give a slight illusion. There's a decent chance it was real but painted, whether the fuse or explosive was active and usable is only testable one way and the guy was willing to take the blow for his partner.
Blue grenades are totally inert and legal. Most surplus stores have them. The Mk I/II (pineapple) grenade like he is holding hasn't been used since Korea so the Army and Marines sold off their training grenades decades ago.
Any military munition that has blue on it is completely inert and used for training, ie. it has no explosive charge or powder. Usually just filled with concrete
Instead of scolding him I would congratulate him for trying to save his partner's life. He didn't knew it was fake and covered his friend with his body.
Bad bad bad misinfo if you see anything that looks like a grande you better act like how he did. There is no such thing as a fake grenade it's either explosive or a dud. Would you want to find out?
I seriously wonder if the writers for this show based itself as an actual case where a magnet fisherman found a sword that was used in a murder to hack apart a body.
i love in these shows the people they need to identify things are readily available and have info on every purchase in a moments notice 😂 mustve been a real slow day and they mustve just opened the store 2 months ago
Real life magnet fishers actually call cops when they find guns and grenades. Even knives and sometimes car parts, car stereos, laptops, safes.
I agree with you ❤
Is that good or bad?
@@itsjarcia9151 it can be both ways.
@@AwesomeNinja1027 Better safe than sorry. Last thing you'd want to do is get pulled over after a day of magnet fishing with a recovered weapon that could be linked to a crime. Or worst case you pull up a real grenade or bomb shell that goes off after you've pulled it from the water. I've seen videos where magnets fishers go downstream from a military base and pull several mortar rounds. Like 10-15lbs of unstable ordinance. They call the cops, bomb squad shows up and demos it. Really cool honestly but also potentially dangerous.
@@MrSomeguy584 that's true. But to be honest. I want to try magnet fishing. Who knows I might find some old world War two guns.
“I called my bladesmith” -no one fucking ever
Yeah it was cut out but the other officer made fun of him for that
That's a Barney Stinson line. "Let me call my Blade Guy"
I will be my own, someday.
Well, he is rich AF being the only son of a big rapper and a reality tv show hoster of a mom. So his rich connections were the point of the episode.
I am literally a bladesmith and I still laughed at that stupid line
Gotta give him credit for reacting quickly and covering his partner's body. That is such a great scene because it shows that he is a genuinely good person who cares about the people in his life
Yeah really showered how he overreacts. And does not think for a sec
@@lulu111_the_coolHaha agreed. I was thinking the same thing.
The dude clearly showed no signs of aggression.
Reminds me of that scene in Cap America where her jumps on the grenade to save everyone
@@lulu111_the_cool that's the point. He didn't think and just reacted. It's a funny scene but also shows he's a good guy too
People who take dumb tv shows way too serious.
Everyone just holding onto evidence without gloves is giving me a heart attack.
You didn't need gloves, if it has been submerged in water for a time. Maybe, if you don't want rust on your fingers. But I'm assuming you're not talking about the rust aspect.
@@thefogg Shouldn't it still be processed the same as any other piece of evidence, regardless of where it was found?
@@islamcneill6879in reality it does also only get touched with gloves.
@@nighthunter3039 That's what I thought. It's not just about potentially ruining what evidence may be left on it but also protecting yourself from whatever could be on it.
Finger prints lost after time in water.
Magnet Fisher looked so disappointed, yet so understanding when he gave the sword to Tim. Finally, an LA citizen that actually knows the law in this show
Thanks for sharing ❤
He could've kept it but couldn't because evidence..?
Yeah, without that part the scene is almost believable
Sounds anti 2nd amendment to me.
@@TheMeatwade yeah man, with that sword lies the future of freedom and democracy
“That’s what makes it great for MaGNeT FiShINg”😂
I don’t understand what you’re laughing at.
I just love how his first thought was to save Tim ass, maybe he doesn't know his weapons, but he dose care for his teammates
What bout the fuckin civilian?
@@Salman2323PuteraWhat the fuck was he supposed to do? Do you not know how short a grenade fuse is?
@@dhans9662about 4-5 seconds, he might've had time to throw it in the water.
"I appreciate the sentiment, but let me explain to you how grenades work."
@@Raddish-IS-Raddthat’s a old grenade a new one takes like 3 sec and u need to be at a safe distance away from it which is like 30 meters
Dudes got a bladesmith 😂
People are saying the magnet Fisher didn't call the police when really be did. Tim literally said "Your CALL said something about a dangerous weopon."
What are you talking about? There are literally 3 people who posted comments, and you’re one of them. Neither of the other two said anything like that.
@@dragonrider1549 read the bottom one
@@dragonrider1549 You weren't listening, were you?
I think my reply ended up on the wrong comment. My bad.
Haha, yeah ❤
Putting their fingerprints all over it 🤦♂️ The cop should have known to get a pair of rubber gloves on before grabbing possible murder evidence.
It was in the lake...
It doesn’t matter, any fingerprints that were on the sword would’ve been destroyed by the mud and water
Lol there's no fingerprints 😂 they washed away.
Are these guys slow? It’s been OUTSIDE the lake for however long it took for officers to get there AND passed it around with no gloves.
Wtf y’all yapping about
@@ItsyourboyPenguinboy So the person used the sword and threw it near the lake instead of in it? Must be terrible criminal.
I watched a few clips on magnet fishing and the amount of junk, treasure, and clearly weapons is simply wowing...
So it is 😮
Well over like hundreds of years yeah your gonna find lots of things
People magnet fish in specific areas of historic value.
So any active warzone from previous generations or a infamous spot will be fished out of
Also "treasure" made of gold or silver WOULDNT BE MAGNETIC. NONFEROUS MEANS NO IRON AND THEREFORE NOT MAGNETIC
@@BurberryPieThat and military base dumping grounds. Saw more then one instance where the police seemed annoyed that people called in the explosives they found.
“Grenade” and “casually throwing your mate” quite genuinely had me dead 😭🙏🏼
Talking about cases in front of others is your superpower.
His "bladesmith" he says so causally. Who the hell has a blade smith?
@@UncannyLiving collectors, fencers, hobbyists, performers, interior decorators, dnd players, ect.
Some swords are used as proposal items. Or celebrations of milestones. Some are used in ceremonies like knighting.
Bladesmiths also make spearheads, axes, arrowheads, knives, jewelry, chains, and other things depending on their specialty, all of which have uses too!
@@UncannyLiving in the show he is a former influencer and he and his parents are really rich
@@astro_4713"former influencer" you've got to be kidding me 😂
@@lukaspumo3498no. In fact the reason he's a cop now is because his old friend was murdered and he was falsely convicted for it. After he wins his trial and clearing his name he joins forces to make sure others didn't had the fate similar to his.
And as it turns out, one of his friends was a drug dealer and used his money to "plan exotic places to travel", the dead friend figured it out so the drug dealer killed the dude. This got revealed after a reality tv show host that making his story also got murdered.
I love that they talked about a case casually in front of the civilian
I will never understand how police in this situation would receive or handle a suspected murder weapon while not wearing gloves. Yes I know finger prints are temporary and will wash away quicker in submerged water. But in this situation, given the lack of rust the sword couldn't have been there for more than a couple weeks.
It depends on the material of the sword and the maintence done on the sword before being tossed, the sword could be made from something that doesnt rust much over time, as for the fingerprints they couldve been wiped off if any maintence was donr if not that then they are almost certainly gone after the sword hits the water as the river is constantly running and the splash of the weapon makes when hitting the water would immediatly wash off any finger prints it may had, if not the water then the dirt on the bottom of the river would have, the way they test it now could be a variety of things if the body is still in the morgue they can cross examinate it with the edge of the weapon to find out if ut was the weapon that made the cut but this isnt always a gaurntee, they would then investigate the weapom itself where it came from, the seller and who the seller sold it to
That’s a good problem ❤
The sword was already compromised by the magnet fisher. I don't think they were going to bother with fingerprints
@@gluttonousgoddess fingerprints? you do realise that blade has been under water? what fingerprints my dude ?? :')
@@donnygout4558 that's also a good point, but I specifically said the FISHER'S fingerprints. As in, the guy with the magnet isn't wearing gloves. Presumably because if there's sharp scrap he can go get some, and he didn't know it was a murder weapon.
Fake grenade... real grenade... he still *instantly* acted to protect Tim at the risk of his own life.
That *is* a super power.
My ass would not tell anyone about that sword
That shit cool
I would tell my blade smith about it, cuz everyone’s got one
If it's found in the water like that it's probably a murder weapon. Don't deny a victim's family closure for something you could buy online for a few hundred dollars.
Imagine someone calls the police and goes like, "Hey uh, I found a nuclear bomb while i was fishing."
There’s a few of them out there in coastal waters… “Broken Arrows” is the term for them.
"MR PRESIDENT, GET DOWN!" ahh reaction 💀💀
Donald duck
@@agentb70🦆
Mrs obama get down
For people that are wondering the shows name is:the rookie
Thank you
Of course Jackson has a bladesmith!
Not jackson, hes dead, thats aaron
That’s not Jackson. It’s Aaron. Jackson is dead in this part of the show.
@@piixiehollows1950 Omg that's bad. Thanks guys! I should keep up better with the shorts.
@@fab5784you know you can edit the comment
@@stefanieslater8950 I know. But i don't mind being corrected. The other comments would look so out of place.
Real-life magnet fishers often end up calling the cops when they pull up guns, grenades, and even knives from the depths. Their catches can be as unexpected as car parts, stereos, laptops, and even safes!"
Yeap. This magnet fisher also called the cops upon finding the katana.
Bro literally just pressed copy and paste on the top comment and accidentally added a quotation mark at the end 💀💀
I had a point on getting cover from the grenade, if the magnet can fish it its made of metal, props are usually plastic
Dummy grenades are metal they just don’t have any of the explosive or anything else inside
@@MaticVRdummy grenades can still fuck you up tho. Had a guy in basic hold on to one for just a litllleeee too long and he nearly lost his fingers
@kadin5200 that was either a flash bang or a popper. Blue ordnance, from grenades to bombs, is totally inert, no explosives of any type, not even fuses.
@@pribarif it's a bomb, they're usually full of cement
@pribar
Ours had a fuse, but we're otherwise empty. You could even hold it while the fuse went off and, as long as you weren't covering up the hole in the bottom of the grenade, you'd be fine other than having the crap scared out of you when the fuse blew.
“GRENADE” Took me out 🤣
For those who are wondering the show is called the rookie
do u know what episode
You are exceptional
@@AwesomeNot7 no it’s in the 2 or 3 season
This show sucks. Like the acting and dialogue are a joke
@@hughjazz2408 quit hating on shows plz, its pretty good. I am new to it and they have a lot of things going well.
Thats not a katana, that's a ninja-to, which can be seen in an entire book about swords by ben boos. It's Not as well built as a katana, but when paired with the rest of a ninja's arsenal, it is capable of taking down a fully armed samurai.
I know nobody called it a katana but I just wanted to share this information.
The magnet fisher in the show did call the police when he found a weapon. It's interesting how they handle these situations.
Buying CZcams channels and reselling then isn’t going to keep you off the streets champ, try again.
Bro his not buying a channel cuz of that
@Siancomendador the creator of this channel is buying bots to comment and increase fake traffic to said channel he will try to sell it when it gets enough "clout"
🤖🤖🤖
I love how everyone is commenting on the logic of him having a black smith in a TV show (it actually isn't that absurd), but why is no one talking about the fact that he would tackle the man holding a live sword... Could've easily ended without a few fingers, a hand, or who knows what else could've been stabbed/cut.
Magnet fishing is good for the oceans rivers seas etc cause it also gets rid off dangerous weapons and junk that can may have been a reason for contamination off water
I mean you can't blame him his reaction time was really good
“Wasn’t there a decapitation not too far from here”
WOOOAAAHHH
Absolutely love the running gag of Aron just Having A Guy for everything
I like how he did not get the grnad
He tackled his partner like the man was going to pull the pin😂
I like how real this program is about how rude and ignorant cops are to innocent people, that are actively trying to help them.
It was the only time he was ever, ever get to lay Tim on his back. 😂
Aaron literally has everything and everyone!😂 I'll miss him in Sn 7 fr
Man "The Rookie" was under rated they should make another season just todo it 😂
Anyone going to talk about how the guy has a personal blade smith contact in his phone….
IIRC he has it for cosplay purposes
Maybe no one ❤
So do i, doesn't make me a killer just means I like blades and have a collection
i mean he is rich
It's in the script, duh! 😂
In the guy’s defense, I couldn’t tell the grenade was blue😂
Spoiler, his power is money 💀
Like batman
If batman was lame
@@mrroboshadowif Batman’s parents are still alive (I didn’t watch the show so I don’t if his parents are alive)
@@stefanieslater8950 they are
His mom is crazy though
In the sense that she's super controlling and uses her sons trauma to maker herself more famous
@@mrroboshadowMore like if Batman was realistic.
Sauce?
Honestly I call BS on being able to identify if it’s real or not at a glance.
That things covered in rust and muck from the river, no way even an experienced soldier like Tim could be confident in its authenticity with the glance he had before getting tackled
Yep. And the color does not verify fake or live.
He didn’t even pull the pin
Old ones can still go off with the pin on
"Yeah im going to call my 'sword found while magnet fishing that might be tied to a murder' guy to come down and take a look." - Pawn stars probably
cop looks like a young bernie mac
If you guys ever go magnet fishing and find a weapon of any kind like knives swords or guns, it was likely a murder weapon. Also do the police a favor and find a container large enough to keep it, try not to touch it with bare hands, and fill it with water from where you found it. More oxidation to the weapon makes it more and more difficult to figure out in a forensics perspective. I learned it the hard way from a very not so chill detective
“It was blue”
Oh, sorry, next time I’ll run through the “is it a real grenade” checklist before I try and save your ass, maybe I’ll even have time to save you if it IS real.
Ok,received.❤
Yeah, no one can spray paint a grenade blue.
You don't take chances with explosives
@@tomalator EXACTLY, MY GOD MAN STOP BEING A HARDASS ON THE GUY WITH QUICK THINKING AND SELF-PRESERVATION
@@tomalatorplus, as someone else pointed out, dummies are usually plastic, maybe aluminum to give a slight illusion. There's a decent chance it was real but painted, whether the fuse or explosive was active and usable is only testable one way and the guy was willing to take the blow for his partner.
suspected murder weapon and they didnt use gloves when handling it?
Prints wear off…
It’s true that it’s not rigorous enough.😂
It was already compromised by the fisher plus the others were likely washes off. I don't think fingerprints was even an option
Yeah it's been washed by the river already
Ngl, seeing this scene not for the first time made me realized what Tim said to Aaron really wasnt a sarcastic comment since Tim was a vet
GRENADE!!!!
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The same cop that heard the acorn fall on his car and thought it was live rounds being fired
tim got kneed in the buck by arron had to hurt. wounder how many take that took ??
Good problem 😮
Ok that grenade is BARELY blue. I’d like think it was real too and I’ve handled the real ones.
the sexual tension when the one cop tackled the other omg...
Lame comment...
Uhm...
Bruh i would have kept the sword for wall mount purposes
Are we just going to ignore that grenade-
Or the mess after the cop got up
Blue grenades are totally inert and legal. Most surplus stores have them. The Mk I/II (pineapple) grenade like he is holding hasn't been used since Korea so the Army and Marines sold off their training grenades decades ago.
Any military munition that has blue on it is completely inert and used for training, ie. it has no explosive charge or powder. Usually just filled with concrete
If i fish up a sword thats MINE idc if its filled with my fingerprints, no proof it was used :)
`grabs potential murder weapon without gloves`
🙄
It was in water for a while prints and other identifying features are covered in rust and algae
@@SMOOTHIEGOOSIEplus, the fisherman already contaminated it. At that point I don't think fingerprints were an option.
Nobody’s gonna say anything about the live bomb next to the Quintana
Ngl if I found that Katana I would have kept that for my self
okay but aaron a rookie pushing tim and shielding him with his body is crazy
is good thing
“GRENADE!” Proceeds to suplex partner over pinned grenade
Right, because when you plan to decapitate someone with a sword you get it custom made by the local bladesmith😂
People have personal barbers, doctors, teachers, pilates instructors, this guy has a bladesmith.
Aaron is really rich, fights crime and sometimes uses his richness to fight crime. Aaron is batman...
The only blue thing on the grenade is the spoon/trigger. Usually the Body is marked blue. I can understand the black cop for the mistake.
most unrealistic part is calling the cops when you find a dope ass sword, just keep it bro
-WHAT?? 🤔🤔
-NOTHING
landed on a Chicken dung 🤣🤣
Instead of scolding him I would congratulate him for trying to save his partner's life. He didn't knew it was fake and covered his friend with his body.
The Rookie is a great show, sad season 6 was so short
His super power was being rich btw, Aaron is basically Batman if he was just a guy on the police force
Bad bad bad misinfo if you see anything that looks like a grande you better act like how he did. There is no such thing as a fake grenade it's either explosive or a dud. Would you want to find out?
Pro tip: Don't touch any suspicious tool/weapon you find as it will leave a fingerprint mark.
I seriously wonder if the writers for this show based itself as an actual case where a magnet fisherman found a sword that was used in a murder to hack apart a body.
i love in these shows the people they need to identify things are readily available and have info on every purchase in a moments notice 😂 mustve been a real slow day and they mustve just opened the store 2 months ago
You cut off the best part "no your superpower is being rich"
I swear, this episode is inspired by those magnet fishing guys on CZcams, who are singlehandedly keeping the bomb squad in business
He knows the rich life and false imprismement, that's his superpower
Why do I feel like both of them like each other 😂
Not only was the grenade blue but it still had the pin in it.
In that park before the renovation you'll find all kinds of stuff active ass hood back in the day
Jake the scuba diver found a WORLD WAR 111 motar once
I love how he has duck droppings all over his back now
Bro has a bladesmith?!! Man I need a bladesmith
Dummy grenades cost like $20-40 depending where you get them lmao
who calls the fucking cops over a mall ninja sword LOL
His super power is social media
This show is called the rookie for anyone who is wondering ❤
Bro, I haven't seen any comments about this, but I think bro got a lil excited 😭
"I called my _bladesmith?"_
Oh yeah, I just fuckin have one of those guys. Just hanging around, waiting for me to ask for something.
Is everyone just gonna casually ignore the grenade sitting beside the katana
Bro is shooting at every traffic stop😅
Did he fucking say "I sent a photo to my bladesmith"😮😮😮
Everyone ignoring the fact the cop said “he has a blade smith” as in, he has bought more than one sword 😂
I love how they all pass these abandoned, potentially crime-strung weapons around with their bare hands,
Shouldn’t the police wear gloves before handing a potential murder weapon?
Gernade would be call cops for not samurai sword
A grenade won't go off by itself 🤦♂️
In real life the cops would’ve drawn their weapons on the guy as soon as they saw the sword and then turn around and fine him
He grabs the murder weapon with his bare hand 😂
Thats some damn fine police work.
DAMN fine.
While true better to be safe than sorry. it'd also true under water it probably have 0 chance of fingerprints besides the magnetic fisher.