How the Singapore police handle stand-offs with people who lock themselves in
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2021
- Here’s a look at how the Singapore Police Force handles stand-offs with people who lock themselves in. In a hands-on session on Tuesday (Apr 27), CNA got to take a look at the tactics and tools used.
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By the time the door has been unlocked, Stephen would've already been in heaven..
Thats what i was thinking😂
Heaven please be kind to Stephen.
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Hahahahahahaha I think same also hahahaha
FYI they already prepared a huge air bag/air cushion below the flat right under the windows. So even if the person jumps before they breached the house, the person will land on the air cushion. You can google it. It happened before at Yishun on September 30 , 2020.
Man, Stephen really had to raise his voice pretty hard to make the simulation pretty realistic. In fact they remind me of the discipline masters I know that were in the police force.
They should have hired Stephanie for louder and more intimidating simulation.
@@misterbig9025 nah she would have stepped on me. 😂
Oh really huh 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Yeah your time in the SPF is already over. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
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It took me some time to find out this is a demo thanks to the cameras, thank you so much for demonstrating how some crime is dealt in Singapore. It's nice to know Singapore does things considering it's orderliness and harmony and I appreciate them for it.
dude? its not that complicated lmao. so obvious its not real
i wonder if the police shown in this video are actually this polite when this situation is in real life dealing or they're just doing it for polite pretending purposes and is likely a very aggressive approach of speaking when it is in real life situation
many singaporeans have a bad attitude people sometimes and some of them can be racist even to their own kins who can't speak english i even saw a video where a chinese worker working in singapore can't speak english was being scolded by the person who was taking the video and telling that worker to stop working and staying in singapore if she can't speak english and go back to china if it's like that
Before I click I already know 😅
Alot of people misunderstood this demo
1) This is the context the personal inside is hostile, armed and/or possible holding hostage.
If the negotiator deem the personal in the room have high risk of suicide, SDCF rescue team (the one pumping the air bag) will be activated instead of the breach team.
There is a brief moment before the breach team arrive is that the negotiator onsite will call the Ops team if the situation escalated and that depends on his judgement call.
2) Why not stealth unlock? (aka lockpick)
Which is more fearful and will cause panic in the room?
Lockpicking or chain saw + door ram? This is the last chance for the personal inside to surrender unconditionally before raiding into the room.
Once the raid begins, it's no point of return, they will use all means to take you down.
3) Such loud noise, the person in the room already run/jump out of window.
Provided if the context this person is at level 2/3. Anything higher, you try jump and see if you will break any ankle.
Even if it's low level, the police have the whole area cordon off. No one can come in or out in as well.
If it is in a hostile situation, wouldn't the sawing cause the perpetrator to panic and put the hostage in an even more dangerous situation?
Wow seems like you are an expert!
@@GnomeChildd That's why it all depends on the situation. Most of the time people who held hostage wants a way out until demand it met.
If base on the most logical way, they will try to reason the hostile personal to release the hostage before executing this move.
Take terrorist as an example, they only kill to either:
1) To sent a message (9/11 is a very known example)
2) Have a demand and kill until demand is met (So to put pressure on the police and negotiator so it becomes a game of who give in first)
Remember, door is not the only entrance, the window can be use as an entry point as well.
If we take a normal drug dealer being cornered, what is their reason of holding a hostage?
Not to get arrest by threatening the police because they know a heavy sentence is behind and waiting for them, worse of worse, death penalty.
By killing their hostage, they lose the leverage of asking for demand and yes if the chainsaw starts cutting, he know it's the end but that will led to my next point.
The next point being unless the hostile personal is really good in working under pressure and calculative then sure, the Police will have the shorter end of the stick but most people aren't able to remain calm under this type pressure because your life is at stake. The more you kill the more, the count will be on you. It's easy to talk about killing people but to actually take another person life takes a lot of courage to do it and if it isn't part of your plan because we all know what is waiting for us after that. That's why sociopath and psychopath have no issue in doing this because one is just hot-headed then their remorse just slowly sink in after everything is over and another is just calculative in respective order.
I believe the Police will have ways to de-escalate the issue as well and I'm not fully trained and equip to deal with this situation as well.
I'm just speaking of logical and understand of how people behaves in situation. Of course, I'm the person will always finds a reason of everything (and it's not healthy) because that's how things keeps me excited in life
One last thing before I end, theoretically and practically are very different thing and this goes same to control environment and live situation.
@@phantomsea8987 I think a famous boxer says all folks have a plan until they got punch in the face.
All theory sounds logical until put to the test lol..
@@MarkzOng You are correct. In which I believe they need more people outside who are daring to test the limit of the Police team during control environment and not just to do it because 'clocking the training lesson'
Do note this method is usually used in a last resort when there is a risk the inhabitants could harm himself or his hostage or attack whoever is opening the door. usually in a drug raid or maybe someone wielding a chopper and waving at the police outside.. so a person squatting down trying to pick the lock could be dangerous..
while if they use a power saw, the person inside may be afraid to open the wooden door to confront a power saw cutting at his metal gate..
ahhh. that makes sense
bomb breach seems more efficient then full 2 min trying to breaching using that tools..
@Hanse Rickenbacker Kapp
@Hanse Rickenbacker BillyReady
@@0oONewbieOo0 Yah. Then the whole HDB burn down.
The acting of the lunatic was on point.
not a paid actor, a real lunatic was use
@@coldogno7 😂
Your sense of compassionate is directly related to your IQ.
Let's give Stephen an Oscar for his great acting. LOL!
Agree
Star Awards la...
Stephen’s acting better than some tv actors ive seen
0:59 the sparks flying onto the other policeman helmet 😅
Bro was like:
This is fine :)
This is to assume Stephen is alone and not have others. The grille iron doors is indeed a Singapore feature.
Sparks just flying on that dude's head and he's chilling
The helmet helps
They practice. 25mins daily with standing sparks in their field of vision
@@ryanhcy3317 I know, but lmao😂
@@jalmaser2317 thought so
*I've been here before*
stephen seems like a nice guy
I wana have tea with Stephen
@@lendleasereit6797 Can have tea in heaven with him sometime
Until you give him 1 sugar instead of 2... aaand he shivs you in the neck 73 times haha
@@lendleasereit6797
Stephen will just tell you to pour tea go away cause you too ugly ruining his appetite.
@@lendleasereit6797 . U can have a Tea with Stephen and once over you are the dish on his Dinner table.
Singapore should have been a movie hub in asia, just like the holywood.. The citizens have a natural world class acting talent since born.
Yep, the Great Pretenders at Work if I may say so!!
Why the guy with the camera inside the house never help Stephen? Aiyo take pictures only
That wasn't a Real Live Story, it was only a demonstradion by the Police.
@@geraldasien 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The question is, how the hell did the cameraman have access to his house in the first place while these officers were locked outside?
@@youxarexmyxsunshine it is not real, it is just a training
@@geraldasien .only Police can demonstrate in Singapore...citizens need to apply a permit & yes subject to approval...
Proud of this highly trained professional officer who's will keep Singapore safe! Keep up the good work
Lies again? Jungle Cruise
Did you really say highly trained when you got all those clowns standing in front of a window and a guy standing in front of the door for 10 seconds or longer you're asking to get blasted
@@thomasreyes2857 they dont want to kill him
@@thomasreyes2857 they're probably shadowing
0:46 OMG that guy really like a ninja
I bet if he take those kc out he will not be able to put them back
@@notmelah he just need to use once
More like Chainsaw Massacre killer.
To Stephen's defence, he did everything they asked him to do - he kept talking to them, and stepped away from the door, on the other hand the police didn't leave Stephen alone.
That's great job done. Congratulations and best of luck .
hahaha LOL. If Stephen had hostages, it's too late already!
The hostages will got heart attacked and ear drum damaged.
This exercise is probably to deal with suicidal individuals. If its a kidnap case the procedure could be different, most likely swat would be called in and explosive breaching charges would be used. Even if the most aggressive breaching measures are used, there's still no guarantee the hostages would be safe. Police are not superman, they are just human trying to fight crime.
@@skychaos87 ... How can we use explossive on hdb flat ? Isnt that dangerous for the building structure ? If got pet inside flat will it be considered kidnap case?
@Hanse Rickenbacker Yep, nothing is guaranteed. Hostages may already be dead before police are there. And there are many case where negotiation breaks down and the kidnappers massacre the hostages before anyone could even do anything. But still, its always better than not trying. From ramming down doors to door charges, in future we would have drones that can fly into the house to take down kidnappers. Technologies getting better will increase the chance of saving hostages, but still it will never be guaranteed.
@@skychaos87 .. What if hostages killled the kidnapper ? So who is at fault ?
Stephen is just practicing social distancing by asking the gentlemen to go away.
I knew stephen for 10 years. Nice guy actually... I was at the back taking video when the police raid his house 😢
Handled the power saw like a pro.
I love seeing the sparks fly from cutting metal. 👌
This was a pretty decent training exercise.
So very professional. Great team.
In Australia, they would send in a counselling service and a colouring-in book. 🙄
Awesome! Wait, no juice box?! THAT'S IT. EVERYONE DIES!!!!
@Hanse Rickenbacker uhh.... nothing?.... where did that come from? haha
Dan Andrew's wouldn't
That's the case in Singapore but after the raid
1:32 could potentially be the singaporean version of "FBI OPEN UP"
Great actor.
Where's the first part? I saw it on today's instagram account before they delete the video I saw the first part got GRF from rochor NPC come then followed by the negotiation unit then the SOC
Love it!!!
0:56 Cops just casually eating metal sparks flying
Would this approach applied by Singapore gov towards depression Or anxiety resident patient that locked themselves up ?
Yes
Singapore Authority always the best of the best!
Poilce officer i really appericate you for helping to keep our city safe
Stephen 演的不错，哈哈
Ik it's a drill but
There was a camera guy clicking away from inside the very house they were trying to get in XD
I feel they could have just cut the lock (if there's a padlock) and use the big cylindal shape equipment to bang open the door..but then they could have already place the safety cushion below the flat so time may not be less critical in this case.
That's kinda what they did... No, that's exactly what they did. Except the last part.
@@extremelycreativeusername its not what they did they cut the whole thing down 6 different pieces of cutting while they only needed 1 cut if they just cut the lock.
Wow..Superb👍👍
Sawing the lock is easier than sawing the gate?
Excellent Team n.Fast Move
Good tactics!
Where can I hire these construction crew? I have some walls n old doors need knocking down
Call CNA Real TV for helping you.
I feel like Stephen could've jumped out the window before they could've gotten in
That's true, but at least they tried. You can't really get better than this, unless you use explosive charges on the door. Even that might not be able to breach the gate
Hahaha so cute the ending 😂😂 like stray cat get caught 😂😂😂😂
I love how Stephen came prepared with gas mask.
At first I thought they were just going to keep talking to him... then I saw the swat guys, and I was like, "OK, yeah, that makes sense."
It is riot police,Singapore has no SWAT,only STAR
Use Small Oksigen and gas tube. More effectif and efficient for your movemen.
@Hanse Rickenbacker not about loud n slowest. Compare how fast cut wit h cutting torch n grinding
I like that guys cape pack thing. It looks cool
1:32 now singapore have their own SWAT Raid meme templates 😂 anyway great demonstration
Police prepares the cutting tool and battering ram, Stephen's room mate at 0:35 be like, "oh hey guys you wanna come through here? nah bro we're good"
yeah i agree with what you comment jeff
Claps for the actor!
1:38 Why did Stephen have to put on facial restraint?
this must be a real stephen strange without his academic title as a Dr.
at 0:55 the dude getting spark in the face must feel like Goldberg
I thought it was real at first until I saw the camera filming for demonstration
Tell and show true ones. CNB has a lot.
That was the lo longest opening of a door ever🤣
The electricity and noise that woundnt work in a real dangerous situation
Good job 👌✅👍 very pro
This reminds me of drilling into the bank vault when I played Payday 2 :P
the gate has 2 or 3 hinges, cut the hinge off remove the gate to one side is faster
Stephen definitely get a raise.
0:04 yeah, helping him by cutting his door down
is nobody gonna mention the sparks hitting their faces LOL
Yeah…bravo
Wait a min…the cameraman was filming from inside the house…doesn’t that mean Stephen is holding him hostage? 🤣
You and the judge got life in our courts 😅
Stephens turns on his gas cylinder. *Hissssss*
"Go AWAY !!! " *Ka-boom*
True true one of the possibilities
I don't think Stephen was expecting visitors today
Coming to your town soon... (Doesn't that make you feel so warm and cosy. :-)
solid clean cut
I love Singapore for many other reasons
Why didnt the guy with the camera open the door?
Not using special key to open?
This reminds me of "FBI OPEN UP!!!" 🌝
Ahhhh. The old lim chu kang estate. So much memories
How simple things are in practice
Stephen already make muffin when the door been break in 🤣
Nice idea
Why the cause of damage ,when a locksmith could be called upon to unlock both the gate & lock??
Because in a violent situation, or when the inhabitants is a drug dealer or could be armed.. the lockpicker can be in a dangerous situation.. and also the police will have to engage a civilian (aka lockpicker to do the task)
@@lingth That make sense 👏. Thank U 🙏
1:32 new version of “FBI OPEN UP!” meme
They could try "simon says" it might just work.
Tourist: spit out chewing gum
Singapore police:🚓👮⚒️🚪
I love the cutter scene. Makes a dramatic entrance.
Reminds me of Chainsaw Massacre.
FBI OPEN UP!!!!!!
1:32 FBI open up
"Knock knock"
"Who's there"
"Police"
"Go away"
*Starts saw*
My cousin is a singapore police staff sergeant
Stephen just having those rough days guys #pray4stephen
Better do Fast n' Furious bank safe heist style , 2 mustangs winched to the security grille and door.
Dear diary: They busted the door again and took another Stephen. I'm running out of Stephens.
Bro became discipline master
SPF be like: FBI OPEN UP
BRO THE NEIGHBORS GOT THE 4K CAMERA READY
What if he is just a hikikomori minding his own business?
Is Singapore, not Japan.
Not to be rude but Hikikomori as in like a NEET?
If it is a hikikomori, nobody will care. But if the friends or family members of the hikikomori is able to provide evidence or prove that he/she is harming their life by being a hikikomori then yes the police will come and knock down the place to save your life. So if you don't want them to do that then you better be able to take care of yourself.
The police were like “FBI OPEN UP!”
The SPF is similar to British Policing. I'm impressed how they can resolve high risk incidents without the use of firearms but some need to.
"Go away! I am not leaving!!"
"Ok Stephen, let's see if you come out after we throw in some grenades in 3.. 2... 1..."
anyone can tell me what this Stephen do so police decided to break the door ? is it wrong if people lock themselves in and do nothing wrong ?