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Criminal Lawyer Bruce Rivers Reacts to Police Pursuit Footage
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Update on the officer: he was hit in the hand, chest, and leg. He needed two surgeries for damage to his lungs, liver, intestines and spleen. He has since returned to work.
Where was this? Trying to find news articles on it
@@nathanielhearn1032 greenfield, WI. The investigative report is available online. When an officer is involved in a shooting, there’s an external investigation done. This one was done by Milwaukee PD.
What happened to the useless ass female cop that was supposed to be his backup?
Thanks for the update! Crazy that this guy has returned so soon.
Who gives a F
" Don't commit a greater crime to avoid a lesser crime" That's a life lesson. This also applies to other areas of our lives.
So many murders could have been avoided if people went by this rule
YOu would not be a great mafia Don Lol
@@jessvickery7686 lol literally every top of the food chain corpo.. “yea I’m glad I’m not a “GOOD MAFIA BOSS” lmao
The fact that it has to be said proves how stupid people are.
Such a great quote
Words to live by "never commit a felony to avoid a misdemeanor ." No one says ut better than Bruce.
Take your losses lol learned that in life
He was going to get a felony with the gun if he's got a record but I take your point.
Instructions not clear. Accidentally locked bf in suitcase.
@@Xavier-vc7fm Other words to live by: Never play kids games with an insane woman.
Lawyer should be in a small screen and video on the big screen.
One time I was smoking weed in a parking lot with my windows down. A cop pulled right up next to me, out of nowhere, with his window down and we made eye contact. He was like “That smells good”. I said “I am really sorry sir” bracing for a ticket or worse. He responded “Seriously dude? Don’t fucking smoke in your car. It isn’t worth it. Please drive safely”. Then he took off. Haven’t smoked in my car since.
Wow, you got lucky. Cop seems like a cool guy.
Let me guess...Southern California in the 70's? LOL!!! We got away with everything back then. Just sayin. Lol
You should have ran.
I hope that cop is having a good life.
Was in the same situation, except it was my friend smoking in my parked car. The officer wasn't feeling so generous 😂 I ended up going to jail and getting a dui, even though I wasn't smoking I had smoked earlier. This was in Utah, which is an "any measurable amount" state, so even though there was nothing in my blood it was in my urine which counts for a dui. It's messed up! Gonna be able to have it expunged in 3 years hopefully.
Bruce gotta chill with that "mother's basement" thing.
I eat my cheetos on the first floor, like a big boy. 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 I literally cackled
😂😂😂
In the movie "Philadelphia," the defense attorney always asked a witness..."explain it to me like I'm a four year old " That is why I like Bruce's analysis because he explains things in common sense language that everyone can understand.
That movie has one of the top 10 best introduction sequences ever, so beautiful
That’s my city. Incredible movie. czcams.com/video/4z2DtNW79sQ/video.html
@Joe-xd3ur: I'm an M.D. I no longer practice, but when I did, I never thought of my patients as 4-year-olds, needing to be talked down to. I merely put whatever I was explaining into everyday language, based on my knowledge of that patient.
@@nonmihiseddeo4181 Well, that explains why you are no longer practicing medicine. You totally missed the point. Keep your nonsense to yourself.
Denzel was amazing in that. Well, he's always amazing.
How do you see 2 police w weapons drawn screaming at a suspect with lights on and everything and just casually walk over to both of them as an uninvolved party in the dispute...just film from afar if you're truly afraid they're going to brutalize the person being pulled over/arrested/detained.
He has the invisible shield of protection of the camera. War photographers in Vietnam had the same illusion.
Darwin's theory
Because people are spoon fed a narrative that police are power tripping abusers. So they probably were questioning the police. People don't realize that's interfering with an investigation and could get you arrested
He's the main character in the story of his life, so he has plot armour.
No?
Hm.
You do it because you want to look for anything -- anything -- that can get on the news and undermine the police -- in the name of racism.
I live in the UK and two police officers were chatting as they were checking a report on a suspicious car. They noticed another car parking up with a broken tail light. They both approached the car just to tell the driver about his tail light in case he didn't know. The driver was with a woman and they saw the sign from her, asking for help.
It turned out they had stopped a serial killer after finding things on the back seat of his car.
All this because of a broken tail light. You are right, the police just don't know what they're going to get when a minor stop is done.
This all happened at 8pm too!
This is why I pre trip my pickup. I make sure even both my license plates lights are working.
@@The_RC_Guru THAT is why? FBI he's here! He's right here!!!
Thank God she is ok ! Thank you offices !! 🙏❤️🕊
That case was called, by the press, 'The Yorkshire Ripper'. The man convicted is now dead from complications caused by COVID.
@@3xceIIent 🤣😂🤣
You’re probably the only person I listen to the add reads all the way through because you make it unique every time & the story you make up in seconds always makes me crack up. Love you Bruce.
The funniest thing is if the cop pulls you over he already has your plates, so that person is screwed even if they get away unless the car is stolen
…and if the car doesn’t have correct plates it doesn’t qualify as being the funniest thing? Does it qualify as a free ticket out of jail for having stolen cars?
Negative , sure they can send people to the address but they can't take anyone if no one confesses cause nobody knows who was driving.
@MrWashesp depending where you are. If you didn't report your car stolen, most places you're default liable for things your car does if it flies off and only the plates are recorded. Good luck proving you weren't there, that's a court fight, not a "negative, they can't do anything"
@@MrWashespthere are cameras everywhere lol! They definitely know who was driving!
@@Door_Into_SummerYeah cameras everywhere with the vast majority of them recording potato quality footage. Even then, a clear recording doesn’t guarantee they’re going to know who it is.
Michael , you are an awesome producer. This is by far the best lawyer channel with great lessons to be learned..
Content genius is on POINT this episode! Bruce is always fantastic but the production value is really taking off here.
Nothing good after midnight is true I have to be at work at 3am 😂 and work is not good
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Fr I’m a paramedic who lives in nyc it’s never a good time
the cop saying "please dont let me die" after being shot 3 times is so surreal. second sentence
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Thanks for covering this type of content Bruce! Love your show and have been watching for a year now. I had a very ignorant view towards police officers for most of my life until I really looked into what they go through and how essential they really are.
They're essential most are good but there's a bunch of bad ones and if the good ones ignore what the bad ones are trying they're just as bad
@@Clipz425 True that. They are subject to evil just like any human.
Nothing good happens after midnight. I worked with a retired judge who's spent 25 years on the bench. He used to say that all the time.
Can't wait for your podcast, Bruce!
Please stick with your idea to speak to the women who have lost their sons/brothers/husbands/loved ones due to gun violence. As tragic as their stories are, spreading awareness about the longterm effects of gang violence is so necessary. We rarely get to hear from the women involved so this is truly a lovely idea (as depressing as this is) in order to ppl pay tribute to them. 💔🙏🏽
Thanks so much for your content, hope you get to a million subs soon!
This one got me Bruce...thank you for speaking to this. Me and my Grandparents were in a horrible car accident two years ago. All I remember was smacking against the back of my grandma's seat and smoke filling the car. We made it out okay, but My first thought was "Oh dear God, I've lost my family, I've lost everything." For those first few seconds all you can do is pray and be afraid. The accident happened because the car that hit us was trying to speed through a red light. both cars were totaled. If we had been hit even just a little farther than where we had been, we could have been dead. The cops that helped us were so kind, and to think that this happened to that poor officer...he was so scared. It hurts me for him and his family. Nothing is worth causing this pain.
So few of us want to admit it but so many of us want to see the uncensored version!
I’m not afraid to admit it. It’s very frustrating for it to be blocked and it being stopped every 5 seconds.
I think this video can be found on Real World Police.
@@RGTFLA85 the watermark is Police Activity
There was a great breakdown of this vid uncensored on Active self protection
There was a good breakdown of the video on Donut Operator CZcams Channel.
The video is called: "Random BYSTANDER nearly gets cop KILLED in insane gunfight"
As a Canadian who has lived in the states, I always find it interesting the difference between civilian-cop interactions in both countries. I think that American cops are far more on edge since they know that anyone can have a gun. Canadian cops always seem more relaxed.
Cops in the US generally are under a lot more public scrutiny. Bruce sorta mentioned about it when the random dude walked up on scene. If you’re doing the job in a “diverse”neighborhood the person could’ve just killed 2-3 people and you’d still have crowds forming calling the cops racists.
Exactly this! That's probably the biggest different between the US and most of the first world. Guns are rampant throughout the US, so cops have a much harder job.
@@ElusiveTy My daughter is a dual citizen (US-Canada) and wants to be a cop, and I really hope she stays in Canada if she becomes one!
It’s not the guns, it’s the hyper aggressive black men. If Canada had our demographic mix you would understand.
I’m so sick of sanctimonious Europeans and Canadians who think they know what they’re talking about when it comes to crime in the US. Spend a few years in one of our vibrant and diverse cities and then your opinion will mean something.
If Canada had gun ownership levels similar to the US, I still don’t think there’d be as many shootings. I think it’s mostly hood culture. Imagine if every Japanese citizen had guns, do you think there’d be as many shootings as the US?
The guy who just ambles over while the cops keep screaming, "BACK UP!" with their guns drawn is FLABBERGASTING to me. I would be terrified and getting away as quickly as possible.
I'm trying to understand why people seem to think that pulling over is an OPTIONAL action when a cop lights you up.
Because some people are walking around with an IQ somewhere in the 70s and don’t operate on what you would consider a human level of reasoning. Their thought process is alien, it’s hard to even grasp how little they think about the consequences of their actions. They’re just reacting to stimuli of the moment.
He knows what he has done. I'm sure it was highly illegal.
They didn't take a moment to knock their 2 brain cells together and have a thought regarding their actions.
In the UK here, those spike-strips are called “stingers”.
We’ve had several pedestrians killed while crossing the road, by speeding police cars chasing suspects.
I...really have to wonder the kind of Darwin Award people want when they see the one car going a million miles an hour, hear the police sirens and go "nah, I'll cross now."
@@UltimaKeyMaster This. In the same way that I can't really understand why the cars (that got hit by the felon in this video) ENTERED the intersection, when there were multiple sirens blaring, and it appears the traffic lights were flashing. Darwin Award indeed.
@@UltimaKeyMaster a million miles an hour is exactly why they don't have time to react. You answered your own question.
If you can would you please link the original video in the description?
It's nice if the original channel gives more information on the overall case... Code blue cam is always great about it.
I really appreciate you and Michael!
You guys are EPIC and I appreciate your advice to people about not making things worse and to build instead!
Found it
czcams.com/video/J6q-47byKkk/video.html
Im also looking for the original video
LOL, My Mom always hit me with the "nothing good ever happens after midnight". 98% of the time she was right!
"Never commit a felony to avoid a misdemeanor." That sounds like it would be so obvious that it wouldn't need to be stated and yet we are constantly seeing Einsteins who do just that! Apparently, common sense ain't so common! After that crash, I can just hear people saying, "Why didn't the cop just let him go and arrest him at his house?" Sounds like a fantastic idea but if they later learned that this was a kidnapping and after the bad guy got away from the police he did unspeakable things to the child and then ended his life. Those same people would be screaming 'WHY didn't the cop keep after him? He could have saved that child's life." To people who hate cops, whatever the police do it is the wrong thing to do.
Well, I just think we should only hire clairvoyants as cops. Problem solved.
Still the chanel would not be the same without you.
I've been through quite some law-channels but nobody but you could hold me!
How romantic.
"you wake up in your own bed" I've only started watching you about a week and a half ago and you're already my favorite creator on CZcams. And I've been watching videos for years. Nice job keep up the good work, thanks Michael!
So excited for the podcast! Love your content so much Bruce & Michael. My favourite CZcams team 😊
I’m beyond excited for the podcast!
Keep it up Michael & Bruce you’re a law genius who helped to not only bring a content genius into the world but another law genius as well!
Congrats on everything you & your family has done & will go on to do! Thanks for the entertainment & insight into the world of law!
I love this guy, makes me want to go to lawschool.
Seems like a real humble amd down to earth guy.
Just be warned, law school has very little to do with being a lawyer. It is just 3 years of the driest theory possible. Your future law firm will teach you how to be a lawyer, because you will know nothing about the law. Also the cost.. Better watch a couple actual lawyers takes on law school before enlisting. Legal eagle on youtube has some excelent videos about it on this platform. It is very expensive and the LSAT is gonna determine a large portion of your career anyway. So be warned, again.
@@Jartran72 As a 3L, I can confirm law school is super expensive and will feel like the longest and hardest 3 years of your life. However, Jartran is right. Most law schools only teach you about the law. Very few actually teach you how to be a good lawyer and prepare you to advocate for clients the rest of your life. I would suggest you seriously consider whether you want to be an attorney or not before you get too deep in. It is a rigorous, expensive, and time consuming journey. So you need to be absolutely sure it’s what you want to do before you get halfway through your 1L year and realize you don’t really want to be an attorney. Certainly happened to a few of my classmates.
@@Jartran72 Also, AI chatbots will obliterate a whole lot of legal jobs in the coming years.
No@@HawkGTboy
I . Bloody love the musical intro . Also how you praise your son thats a good dad imo
He was exposed and from the view of the camera, they set themselves up for a friendly fire situation. The female officer on the left couldn't fire without risking hitting him. They probably couldn't see each other through most of that encounter.
I love long form content and I can’t wait for the podcast. I listen to your videos while I skateboard so the podcast will be even better!
Bruce Rivers watching Police Activity videos breaking down body cam footage is a dream come true. Never thought it would happen, but I am here for it.
Bruce is my favorite lawyer. Talking about a high speed chase fairly and unbiased while having not 1, but 2 guns on the desk. Awesome.
“Please dont let me die” “I’m begging you”.. I can’t imagine the fright he must have been feeling at that moment. Gunshot wound to the leg, hand, and center mass.. All he had was an equally frightened coworker to call upon an she came through, Good stuff!
Something that I always think about is that police see the worst in people day in and day out. It must be incredibly difficult, maybe impossible, to not go into situations with a certain bias or demeanor. We don't give police enough credit for doing such a tough job because it definitely seems like the odds are stacked against them. Bad people always have the upper hand sadly.
It doesn't help that these days they have like fifty different jobs besides law enforcement that ought to be handled by other agencies. A lot of the arrest videos I've seen don't need a uniformed cop with some handcuffs as much as they need some big guys in white nurse's outfits with a butterfly net. Basically every underfunded public service job like social worker or drug counselor eventually ends up becoming a cop's job one way or another. And yeah, every cop I've ever known was jaded as hell because they hardly ever see nice people.
Agree 💯 Well said !! 🙏❤️🕊
Nietzsche said it best "Careful you don't look into the abyss too long, because it also looks back into you."
And then we admonish them for showing the slightest bit of bias around black men. Black men kill cops at 18x the rate of white men. Probably 90% of their “resisting arrest” cases involve blacks. They have blacks shouting in their faces as they do their jobs. How could you be exposed to that for years on end and NOT be biased?
@@rivercitymud Yes! It drives me crazy when people are just blindly and adamantly against police reform because clearly there are flaws in our system! It would help police AND citizens to come up with better solutions to treat the community. If you want police officers to be a catch all for first responders, then they need wayy more training and required schooling. It’s just not fair or safe for anyone
I'm loving the variety of reactions you've been doing lately
appreciate you being a great positive role model on this platform much love sir
Great content as always Bruce and Michael!
I'm not the biggest fan of the police, but what you said at ~11:00 minutes really resonated with me. You're absolutely correct in your statement.
I'm not the biggest fan of the police either, UNLESS I need them because someone is breaking into my house, or I need a welfare check performed on the house of the nice old gentleman who lives across the street from me who has not been seen for several days, or some maniac is driving crazy on the road getting ready to crash and take a bunch of innocent people with him, or a child goes missing and someone needs to search for him, or unless some fool is shooting up a movie theater, or someone is selling drugs out of his back door in the house next to mine, or unless an elderly woman has become confused and wandered off somewhere and her family can't find her, or someone is trying to steal my car right out of my driveway, or my teenage daughter is three hours late coming home from a date. Oh wait. Maybe I AM a fan of police!
@Maryann Anderson I wonder, sometimes, what it would be like to be a pedantic, bitter human. Then I realize it's a shitty way to live and isn't for me, but you do you queen!
Edit: I realize I mightve been a little rude implying you were a miserable human. But after 30 seconds of thought, I realize your entire novel is based on something I never directly implied or outright said. That's a fallacy, kiddo.
@@Schmoogis Oh there is a miserable human present .... it is you
@Gregory Benway Is it because I'm not willing to be bullied by a passive aggressive internet troll? If so, you got me.
@@maryannanderson2213 I don't get how getting your neighbor into prison for drugs is helping anyone. The addicts go some place else and your neighbor is in prison. Making drug problems a police problem doesn't help anyone but that's how the laws are in many places unfortunately...
With the other stuff you have a point but you don't have to be a "fan of the police" to be aware that they're necessary. Similarly how you can realize that taxes are necessary for a working society without being a "fan of taxes".
shoutout to Michael Rivers and the banger ideas, rly excited about the podcast, love your content Guys!
New to your channel and absolutely love it! Been watching all your vids as much as I can these past few days! 😊
I love a good chase! It's crazy how many LA has and apparently always has had. Thanks Bruce and Michael.
I watched a police cam in NM of a high speed chase on the wrong side of the highway. Totally insane! The cop lost his life because he crashed into an incoming vehicle, which also took the life of that innocent man. Madness.
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LOVE THESE BREAKDOWNS
keep up the great content!!!
I think it being after midnight is why they continued the case. I've seen a lot of chases called off during the day as there's just so many more people both on the road and on the street. Still it's usually a department policy and often times they may have to ask a supervisor permission to continue.
My logic went there too. Since few people are out at that time they pursued.
sometimes its also a requirement that there be a forcible felony involved. At my department if there was a forcible felony involved then the pursuit was authorized....you didn't have to request permission, however the supervisor or the initiating officer could cancel based on traffic conditions/danger to the public.
Some updates from the press " *Police release edited video of shootout that wounded officer, killed man.*
Greenfield police released a 10-minute edited video Thursday of a shooting between police and a suspect fleeing a traffic stop.
The shooting happened after a traffic stop and car chase on Aug. 22. The video was edited by police before being released publicly.
Police have also not answered questions about the deadly shooting.
Lamb, 31, of Milwaukee, was on probation for two prior convictions for fleeing officers and as a felon wasn't legally allowed to have a gun."
all love for the rivers family
Excellent Work Guys !
As Always...
Thank you Bruce and Michael
A friend of mine's husband died when a PIT maneuver went wrong. innocent bystander struck by the fleeing car when it flipped over and started to roll. She was left with nothing. San Jose Police Dept. refused to take responsibility for it.
Is that a Wilson Combat pistol next to the hat? And a S&W 629? I want to believe they are.
Good advice at the end, uncensored too. You guys rock.
What kills me about episodes like this is the suspect's utter inability to stay low key. If I had something that I don't want the cops to see, why the hell would I attract their attention by rolling through freakin' red lights?? I don't get it.
Bruce Rivers Life Lessons, a must needed series.
The love and respect clearly shown from dad to son in opening convo- so sweet
Bruce is like a Guru for all dads 🙏
I love your eSign commercials. They always make me laugh.
I’m always up for a good Bruce Rivers video while eating dinner. Love Bruce!
I actually look up to Bruce as a father figure he’s taught me a lot about being a man, truly hope you never stop doing these videos much love Bruce!
Very excited about this podcast! Lots of us are better listeners than watchers.... I can't wait put my phone in my pocket and just listen during long walks with my dog. We appreciate the work you do!
Good, sound, and hilarious advice!😊
Man, I LOVE your videos! So glad I found this channel.
Loved this video! Looking sharp, Bruce! 🤩
There's no charge that's worse than shooting an officer. Even if you have a dead body in the car killing or attempting to kill an officer is like the worst thing you can do in the system
Idk of any other offense where the death penalty is on the table with only one charge.
@@JohnDoe-qz1ql
Murder is punishable by death in multiple states. But just because it's a possible sentence doesn't mean you'll receive the maximum sentence.
@@SonOfNone Maybe some, killing a cop is punishable by death, and likely, in All states, not here and there.
@@SonOfNone Maybe some, killing a cop is punishable by death, and likely, in All states, not here and there.
My quibble is that its worse to shoot a cop than any other person doing their job. It's ridiculous and unfair.
it's distressing to hear the fear in the officer's voices
Great video !!!!! Very good lesson to learn!! Awesome producer you have Bruce !! When is your podcast coming out ?
Bruce, I like the added visuals on your desk. 💯🙌
In Wisconsin, the patrol cars have a computerized radar system. When they are on a freeway, they scan all the license plates on the cars in front of them. If the owner of a car, person car is registered to, has a warrent out for them the cops computer will alert them. What I've been told is the screen inside the patrol car will turn different colors depending on what kind of warrant it is. So, you don't have to break any laws at the time you're driving for them to pull you over, bc they know before they stop you, you have warrants. How common is that kind of radar, and wouldn't you need to be speeding or something for them to stop you?
Better be real careful whose car you drive
Is that even legal? in my state they can't run your plate unless they see you do something
@ikillpenguins6723 I agree but people have no way to know they ran your plates unless you are pulled over. And at that point they might make up a reason. I do know drivers that were pulled over though related to that. Also while I lived in Wisconsin not all counties had that kind of radar set up in police cars. Winnebago county sheriffs used it on Highway 41 patrolling on the freeway.
Fucking surveillance state
To touch on something Bruce said. If you carry, it stands to good reason to inform the officer immediately that you are armed upon being stopped. Even if you are not in a duty to inform state. I take it a step further and keep my license, registration, and insurance in a small plastic envelope, in my visor. Should I be stopped by an officer, both of my hands stay on the steering wheel, with the envelope on the dashboard. I do not move them until instructed to do so by the officer.
I've been stopped twice while carrying. Both times I was not disarmed, and the officers expressed appreciation for being forthcoming about the firearm, rather than having to be asked about it.
Just some food for though.
I’m willing to wager those guns weren’t legal hence why they didn’t want to say anything or stop
@@jay-1800 Indubitably, I was merely touching up on Bruce's point about carrying when being pulled over.
Bruce, you really give great advice. I appreciate you.
Thanks for the content Michael 😊
So what was the outcome for the officer who was shot?
He was hit in the leg, chest and hand. needed two surgeries for damage to his lungs, liver, intestines and spleen. He’s back at work now.
4:00 let me tell you something about chases… YOU CAN’T OUTRUN A RADIO! Not to mention dash cam means your likely identified even if they backed off and you got away. Your still screwed. Your only going to get yourself in a lot more trouble and likely hurt or kill yourself and others. Better just stop and take whatever punishment you’ll get versus ending up in far more trouble. Just remember… you can’t outrun a radio.
I love how much you love your son. Parenthood goals! 💕
You and Micheal kill it everytime, I love y’all’s videos
Cops can back off but they definitely should NOT. They have no idea what is going on in that vehicle. Imagine the amount of damage a kidnapper or grapist can do to their victims in the time that it will take for the police to track them down. And then everyone will turn against he cops saying they didn't do their job by backing off in the first place
Don't commit a misdemeanor while committing a felony. Don't commit multiple worse felonies while trying to get away with the first one.
This is an excellent topic, please continue topics of this nature...
Well done, Gentlemen! Looking forward to your podcast
I definitely understand why cops should back off - but imagine that guy has a dead body in the back, or goes home to an abducted woman, and we find out that the police abandoned a chance to stop the suspect.
Bruce, thank you for your complimentary information! Keep rocking in the free world
I’ve watched so many of your videos I feel like I know you. Kudos to you and your son for the excellent quality and fascinating content.
Bruce you gotta do a quick search on how modern spike strips are. They’re called “sticks” now and they’re quickly thrown to be deployed and have a rope essentially to be retracted back so the coo chasing doesn’t hit them. Pretty cool stuff!
I hope you do a followup to this. I want to know what charges were filed.
Supposedly the suspect died very shortly after the shootout
The shooter, Tyran Lamb, died just after he ran past the cop that he shot at close range. He collapsed in the grass just a bit after the clip Bruce showed ended. The clip ending like that makes it look like he got away so I had to search up the incident because I was curious if they caught him and what his sentence was. It seems that not only did he turn a lesser crime into a more serious one, he turned it into fatal one for himself.
Thankfully the officer he shot survived.
err. Tyron Lamb I think.. sorry for the typo. It seems the first article I read on it spelled it wrong.
Some real life solid advice here, thx Bruce! I guarantee you out of 72m views ya got there's at least a handful of lives you've saved from people seeing these vids 🙏 Good stuff
Never thought I would see you react to a video from my hometown, keep up the good content Bruce! Lots to cover in the 414.
Those officers will NEVER completely get over that night. Personal experience.
Bruce we need body cam of u arguing ur case in court
The first time I missed my curfew as a teenage girl, my father only told me" nothing good happens after midnight" I never missed another curfew and found myself telling my teenagers the same thing, ten years later.
Must be exciting life
You had teenagers 10 years after you were a teenager yourself? Well, I guess the math could work if you had kids at 16 and first broke curfew at 19.
Good point ☝️
@@RMR1 despite a career in accounting I have always sucked at math. lets make it it 20years ;)
@@veritylife8432 That works! :)
That was a dad talk many people out there need.
Another great episode Bruce!
What’s crazy about attorneys like this is they will consistently scrutinize every single thing a cop does but give criminals the benefit of the doubt about everything
Duhh…. He’s s criminal defense lawyer!!!!! 😂😂😂
The witching hours midnight to 4am 18yrs in truck driving learned that on day one of my CDL classes
Love the shoutout to your son. Congrats on the development and thank you for the content.
As for more gun control. Chicago has one of the strictest gun laws, yet "gun violence" (stupid term) is out of control. Criminals don't care about laws!
For your non-US viewers, it might be useful if you described the difference between a misdemeanour and a felony.
A misdemeanor is a lesser crime with a shorter sentence. Felonies are big ticket crimes that can get you life in prison, or in some states, the death penalty.
While I agree, it can be a bit complicated to explain because like everything, it’s not the same from one state to another. Generally speaking a misdemeanor is a “lesser” crime and have a limit on how long you can be incarcerated (1 year in my state) while felonies could land you multiple life sentences.
In English common law (what US law is based on) misdemeanors are considered petty crimes, while felonies are considered serious crimes, sometimes called infamous crimes. In the feudal days, a felony meant that your lord or duke or whomever could confiscate your lands and cattle, or even have you executed. In modern practical terms, it means the difference between a maximum sentence of less than a year to anything more than a year. In this context you might sometimes hear the term "11-29," which means 11 months, 29 days, the maximum misdemeanor sentence in the US. Felonies also often involve the loss of voting rights, which I strongly oppose, but that's how many states do it.
@@rivercitymud Interesting that you're of the opinion felons should be able to vote. I think anyone that commits such an outrageous crime is clearly not of sound mind, and as such, should not be deciding who is in power.
@@ElusiveTy Felony convictions aren't psychological evaluations or even moral judgments. It can mean you're a rotten person, or it can mean you ran afoul of an issue some politician was crusading about. Disenfranchising dissidents is the work of dictators, and outlawing dissent is an easy way to create whole bunch of new felons who are otherwise decent people.
What's more, shitty people still have rights. Even the most unrepentant prisoner should have a say in how the prison is administrated. There's no one else with a greater stake in the issue, and they're the ones who are most at the mercy of the law. The worst criminals are the ones whose treatment tests the fair administration of justice. It's a test that every society should want to pass.
Finally, felony disenfranchisement forecloses the possibility of rehabilitation and reintegration into society. In order to care about something, you've got to have some skin in the game. Locking them out of jobs, taking away their rights, and slamming the door in their faces just guarantees that they'll stay in a life of crime. At some point the punishment has to end, otherwise it's useless as an incentive to change someone's behavior.
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In Norway the police is forced by law to stop if the chase is being too dangerous for the getaway guy or the public, however they can stop you for no reason at all because we live in a police state where the police is always right no matter what
You thinking that you live in a police state tells me that you don't.
So what you're really saying is that Norway has generally law-abiding citizens and a good police service. Not sounding like 'police state' at all. You should see some of the countries with ACTUAL police states. Yikes.
It doesn't really take balls for these people to pull this stuff, more just lack of a father and bad parenting.
balls and no brain
This “lack of a father” narrative is getting old, find some better material
@@user-ro9md9wp3j It's a fact not a narrative.