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UPDATE: Officer Wilt has been discharged from the hospital and is now undergoing outpatient rehabilitation therapy to recover. Truly a miracle!
Yay!
Now thats some good fuckin news
Good job to him, he has the hardest behind him
Such great news!!!
Awesome news
im glad hes doing better hes a tank for real awesome dude
I am a firefighter with Nick. He is an amazing kid ready to save the world. He is holding on, but still fighting for his life. Nick needs all the love, prayers, and thoughts sent his way.
You were a fighter with a hero. Praying for his recovery 🙏🏼
Thanks for your service, brother. God bless you and your family.
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Send him all our thoughts and prayers, he is a hero and deserves anything he needs.
Many many prayers for Nick. Keep fighting the good fight.
Update from six days ago: news station says he is now speaking in short phrases, cracking jokes, and even was able to support his full body weight while standing for 25 minutes. Reports that he’s showing lots of positive signs to a healthy recovery.
Prayers up for Officer Wilt ❤️
What an absolute unit, truly heroic
Thank you for the update.
@@nuru666 a TANK of a man. Badass for sure
Thanks for the update and I’m so happy to hear he’s recovering
I'm happy that he is ok I hope that he fully recovers
Our agency just lost a 29 year old deputy. She had a 3 month old baby at home. She missed her first Mother’s Day by a week. Her name was Deputy Kaitie Leising. She managed to return fire and radio it in after taking one to the chest and being mortally wounded. Help those that go down and get back up. Remember those that go down and are lost. Best of luck on your recovery Officer Wilt 🚔 🇺🇸
@@uraniumnariumdon't be mean
Hey Uranus punk. Maybe you will get yours one day. Deputy Kaitie family, I am sorry for this loosers comment. He may have reason for the comment but is still not right.
@@uraniumnariumsounds like what your parents think of you
@@WickedWoden How did you know?
@@uraniumnarium deductive reasoning big dawg
Quick update, Officer WIlt is recovering. He's still in critical condition but he opened his eyes and was able to see his family, and they say that he's fighting hard to get through this. Godspeed, sir.
This is great news! God bless him and I wish him a full and speedy recovery! 🥰🙏🏻
excellent news! i'll be keeping an ear out for this brave guy considering his rookie status heading straight into a extremely hazardous zone... just glad the perp paid the price on the spot instead of wasting everyone's tax paid dollars wasting in a cell... disgruntled employees eh?
He’s stilling fighting hard just looked him up
Hay has he recovered yet
I certainly hope he pulls through 😢
Only 10 days in service still didn't hesitate to run in towards a threat. You're a hero officer. And the other officer hats off to your excellent aim and critical thinking during a high stress scenario. You're a hero.
Right? 10 days in service and he did what needed to be done with zero hesitation but a veteran LEO who's the chief of an entire department hid in a parking lot while children died (Uvalde). Not all police are built the same unfortunately.
That he was a firefighter problably helped. Straight into danger to save lifes.
That's the reaction of a true warrior.
@@joshuablakeney2983 yes not everyone has the courage to save others lives while simultaneously endangering their.
That was an idiot move, and like you guys like to say "play stupid games win stupid prizes" he should not have ran up to windows that he cannot see into because of the glare while in an open are with zero cover, this wasn't heroic this was stupidity and lack of training. You guys always jump on the lack of training train in other videos but now it's different??
The below comes with permission from the Wilt Family:
We are pleased to share an update on Officer Nickolas Wilt, who was shot 4 weeks ago today when responding to Old National Bank shooting. Officer Wilt's condition has been improving steadily all week, and he remains on the correct path to recovery.
We are happy to announce that Officer Wilt is officially off the ventilator and all other life-sustaining equipment. Additionally, he has shown neurological improvement and is able to follow some commands. While Officer Wilt is currently dealing with a few infections, he also shows improvement in those areas.
Unfortunately, Officer Wilt still has pneumonia and other lung complications. His progress to this point is remarkable, especially when compared to where he was just two weeks ago. Officer Wilt is entering the "long haul" of his recovery, which will undoubtedly be difficult, but he remains strong and determined.
We are proud to report that doctors are now talking about getting Officer Wilt into Neuro Rehab within the next week, which is a significant milestone in his recovery process. During a procedure today, it’s been determined the bullet is not a threat to the brain or its blood vessels. According to the doctor, the bullet is in a crucial area but for this type of injury the damage is minimal.
The Wilt family and the entire (LMPD) family want to thank everyone for their tremendous amount of support and well wishes during this difficult time. We will continue to provide significant updates on Officer Wilt's condition as they become available.
-Louisville Metro Police Department
Thank God. Prayers sincerely 🙏❤️
If that’s true then that’s good news. I take it with a grain of salt thoguh from an account that has femboy in the name
@@hallowedknight4267 Uh, get a grip. It's a 5 second google search
Amazing! Keep us posted.
Thanks for the update
Update: Apparently Officer Nick Wilt has been going through recovery and showing "remarkable improvement". What a damn warrior that guy is!
Is he ok now?
@@klhwrd0815still recovering but he is expected to make a full recovery
its so sad that he only been on the force for 10 days
Heroes don't wear capes, they wear badges
@@johngreen.any updates?
RIP to the five people who lost their lives and I hope the nine people who were injured make a steady recovery.
Don't do it. A person that can't decide to join or not, is indecisive.
You would not make a great officer.
I am military and one of our qualities is we "jump into action". Just support the officers from home. A weak link kills the chain.
The person above this comment makes a fair point, however, there are programs to help you decide if police work is a good fit for you. If you are under 21 check if your local police department or sheriff's office has an explorer program. It's a good way to get involved with policing, learn about it, how to do it, and ultimately if that's what you want to do in life.
Hope something there helped. Don't get discouraged by people online, but don't totally ignore them either. Take it into consideration but make your own decisions considering, after all, it's your life.
Not shedding a tear for ｂａｎｋｅｒｓ
@Joanca N "bankers?" The ppl basically working an elaborate cash register to make a living? You won't shed a tear for them?
Or do you mean "bankers" the CEO's etc.? Y'know, the ones that AREN'T on the first floor where the shooter killed people. The rank-and-file people, the underlings just doing an honest job and got assassinated for no reason.
Shed a tear for your own soul. You obviously killed it a while back.
@@geniemememe5936 who is this for?
Holy smokes, the second caller being able to stay so calm while hiding in a closet from the shooter. Her description could have saved several lives.
it's very impressive. can't fathom how insane it would be to do something like this with an active shooter nearby
Nothing but respect for her.
My heart'd be beating too fast for me to utter words
yeah I noticed that, things like that genuinely save lives.
Well the motivation is to stay alive so some people would obviously know that if they give the information effectively they would be saved
How heartbreaking for the mother, turning in her son knowing she might not see him again.
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yeah and saying he’s a good kid, unfortunately your son had problems you never knew about and wasnt the good kid you knew :/
Today is June 7th, 2023.
As of 11 days ago Officer Wilt the rookie who was shot in the head is having a remarkable recovery.
He is able to answer yes and no questions. And walk with the assistance of a harness.
I hope he continues to heal well.
Outstanding
Amazing, im glad he's alright
What's wild is how different people react so differently in dangerous situations. The lady in the closet was so much calmer than the lady who wasn't even there.
the lady in closet knew if she screamed, that might be the last time she would ever scream. while the lady at different locations knew she could express herself however she wanted as she had no threat of getting silenced forever
@@yurimorgan7460 the lady in the meeting also probably watched the people she was in a meeting with and most likely knew very well get ended by that psychopath, so that is another reason.
@@yurimorgan7460 More likely a different level of despair knowing there is so little you can do to help.
it's almost like if you're in immense danger a certain calmness, matter-of-factness take over whereas being in a remote room just watching the mayhem would make you panic more.
Naa fuck that bs she need to shut that shit up n tell them there’s a active shooter and location all that was for nothing and could have saved a life or two image what she was doing before she called 😢😢😢😢😢
10 days of service. Absolutely heart breaking. Prayers to all those affected
It's the world we live in.
@@leonardorodriguez8899 Atleast you guys from the US. You guys have a massive gun problem over there...
@@lost_Shio we have a bad person problem. Guns are not inherently bad.
@@lost_Shio Guns are an object
@@Strewgle Guns are awful lol, we don't get these mass slaughters in the UK, especially not on a regular basis like you do. No guns, no shootings. Simple
We need to have more respect for police and first responders for the great work they do.
The world would be so much simpler if people respected police. But that aint going to happen as long as people continue to instill a fear of law enforcement into people's minds so frequently. This world is fucked and these are the kinds of people desperately trying to put it️ together even when people hate them for it.
@@ohurspecial5404 yep, blame media for that one, people only want to see and hear what they want to, cognitive bias. Everyone has such a fear of cops because they can't do any research on the actual statistics, and when they do, they only look for research that supports their idea, completely disregarding the opposing side.
Police also need to have more respect for the public they serve. Too many bad apples spoiling the whole bunch.
@@Stansbrokenhandlejust go away!
@@festivus6466 Found the bootlicker...
Donut, I was born and raised in Louisville, and still live within 30-45 minutes of the city. Most of my family still lives there. This was a tragic day for our town, for all involved, especially, and their loved ones, but also for everyone from the Derby City. Thank you for covering it without sensationalizing it, and for hailing all the officers-most especially Officer Wilt-for the heroes they are. And thank you so much for your personal donation. I know I'm nobody, relatively speaking, but this being my hometown, your compassion really touched my heart. By the way, as someone below said, Officer Wilt is doing well. He still has a long fight ahead of him, but he's speaking, laughing, standing, and making more improvements every day. My continued prayers are with him and his family, with the victims and their families, and with the shooter's mother-she lost her son, after all. Thank you for this video.
The mother is an absolute hero, to call the cops on your own son without hesitation off of second hand info is incredible. Good on her. Couldn't imagine just how terrified and confused she was
I honestly feel for her
Yea, she was a wise woman to act. WTH!? will hit you sideways, then you respond to it. I wouldn't say hero, Great Lady, hell yea
It must be heartbreaking for her to be the parent of a shooter. I hope details come out as to why he went off the rails.
@@ryankuypers1819 manifesto says he was a leftist showing how easy it was to get guns and shoot people
Lmao what? You people make zero sense haha. She did the right thing, nothing more.
Just looked up the condition of the officer who was shot. He is still being treated in critical condition. Much love for those putting their lives on the line to take on these situations and keep us safe.
He was just a rookie. Poor guy.
Hope he can recover people are sick
A very brave man. Praying for a full recovery.
@M C officer Wilt was his name and ya that's so sad. Imagine going to your job just weeks out of the academy, next thing you know your going after a active shooter, less than 2 minutes in, getting shot in the head! I pray for his recovery!
Ban guns then no one will need these events.
Read an article this evening that Nick is ever improving, although its still a tough battle and a long road. He's answering yes/no questions and getting more independant in rehabilitation as time goes. Prayers and love to that young man
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@@kaibos5816 congratulations
Officer Wilt has been released from the hospital after what happened. 4th shift and he is one of the first responders to an active shooter situations and survives a shot in the head. Hot damn, I hope he is still doing ok along with anyone else injured or affected by that day.
Heart goes out to those officers. Hopefully this doesn't end both their careers.
Wym?
How
@@JayJay5244 trauma, injuries.
why would it end both of their careers?
The guy with the rifle should probably retire after getting borderline getting the rookie killed. Leading the rookie in front of a glass wall he couldnt see through was an egregious mistake that was OBVIOUSLY going to go bad. He could have circled around, using the stairs as cover until he could get a look through the entrance. Instead, he abandoned cover in exchange for walking in front of glass he couldnt see through. Now we got a rookie with a bullet in his head.
Edit: Those of you who are thinking that I meant for the cops to pull a Uvalde and stay put outside have no clue what youre talking about. The goal here is to get in a position to BEST enter the premises. You dont leave cover to walk in front of glass. You circle behind cover until you can get a look at the door, and you move POINTING YOUR RIFLE where youre exposed.
Additionally, those of you who are saying that in such situations one "just has to go" are total morons. Guess who cant kill bad guys? Dead cops. At some point you have to risk your life. But that doesnt mean you have to soviet bumrush until you get shot up. Guys, THINK. And you're arguing for a tactic that CLEARLY FAILED. Walking in front of the glass made it a turkey shoot for the shooter.
I hope Officer Wilt survives. Knowing that he went in with more courage than we will ever know shakes me to the core. I wish Wilt the best of luck.
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@@BasedGrandmasKitchen what is it?
@@darthnightstrike1808 He devoloped Pneumonia BUT he is still alive after eight days and he is in a critical yet stable condition
@@BasedGrandmasKitchen thanks for the info, at least hes still alive
You never know with the brain. So much is still unknown. There's hope.
1:09 I know this was a few months ago now, but as a Kentuckian, I just have to thank you for such a generous donation to one of our police departments. Although I live in a more isolated part of Kentucky a few hours away from Louisville, I know our police departments in the state can definitely always use more funding, as I don’t think we are quite as advanced as some of the other police departments. Just wanted to thank you for all that you do man 💙
It's fucking wild that the person actually there is 10x as calm as the woman pissing herself looking at her monitor from a perfectly safe location
140k raised already. It is truly heart warming to see how this community comes to the aid of those in need.
Excellent but let's get those numbers up up!
Probably would be better off with universal healthcare and sensible gun control lol
@@yehheapsmadaybut🙄
There’s literally no laws that would stop this, there’s 440 million unregistered guns in the US. It would be akin to trying to confiscate or regulate drugs and alcohol.
@@yehheapsmadaybut If the USA would have gun control It would probably take decades and hundreds of years and knowing america they would probably go to civil war over gun rights. Universal healthcare could work, but would some lucky elections in a row.
@@dakotareid1566so who's at fault?
Only on the force for 10 days, and still ran straight in there to help people he doesn't even know. You're a stud Wilt, hope you make it.
Edit: Get a life Don Juan ☝🏻
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Lmao and his dumbass got clapped immediately 😂
His partner should've never brought him in front of the glass.
@@bsx132 Agreed, but hindsight is 20/20, he walked infront of it too.
@@bsx132 it was one way there was no way to know Where the shooter was
As of May 11th Officer Walt was moved to rehab. Looks like he survived from his injuries.
thanks for the update
This kids dad was my teacher and I feel bad for them hope and pray for all of the family's involved and rip to the people who lost there lives
I moved out of Louisville about a week before this happened and I worked in one of the buildings across the street. My condolences to the families of the deceased
@@iamwhoiam7887 🗿, you’re a great person
@@iamwhoiam7887 you serious?
@@iamwhoiam7887 Get bent lmao
@@iamwhoiam7887 shoulda been you in that bank 🤡
Way to make it about you. SMMFH.
Don’t let the poor rookie officer die, we’ve got to donate what we can. He helped the community, it’s the community’s turn to help him out.
@@andersandersen6295 animal.
@@coachmcguirk6297 animal
@@andersandersen6295 The hypocrisy to say something so disgusting and put "you get what you deserve" in the same sentence.
@@coachmcguirk6297 Imagine you being in that building, and no officers come to save you. Is that your ideal situation here? Not sure how cold-hearted you can be. Putrid. Man gave his life up to save people in danger and we just gonna say they’re all bad. Brainless thinking, heartless personality.
@@andersandersen6295 I can only hope one day that you need the assistance of a police officer with a gun and you don’t fucking get it I hate gun registry’s but there should be one for people who don’t like guns and vote to removed them that go on a registry to not receive help when a police officer with a gun is required you want guns gone you should get what you deserve when the time comes where one could help you and you don’t have it
"he never hurt anyone, he a really good kid…" it never fails
His mother turned him in, WTF are you taking about? And of he hasn't ever sucked anyone before m, he hasn't attacked anyone before. What do you want, "yes, he's always been evil, we always knew he would the m try to kill someone someday"? You think if they knew he was a killer that they would have lived with him and lied for him?
@@justforever96 Yes. Unironically yes.
@DinnerForkTongue you're absolutely right
I live less than a mile from where this shooting occurred. The Louisville PD is no joke, and im so glad to know that they are so quick to be on the scene and do their duty.
It breaks my heart to think that the body camera footage from Officer Wilt may reflect the very last moments of his entirely too brief career as a police officer. Best wishes for a complete recovery. Kudos to Officer Galloway for taking care of business.
He's going to recover. Too much of a hero not to.
Very well put, I couldn't imagine running up on your first big call, then lights out 😢
His situation got worse yesterday. I hope he make it
@@CodyThierauf Man should come back with the line "Seems they need to work on their marksmanship." fucking guy is the protagonist of Fallout: New Vegas right now.
@@Tinkuwu he is the main character, infinite plot armor
hope he makes it out okay
HIS 4TH SHIFT?! my god..the fear and anger provoking then the heroic officer is super emotional and almost overwhelming. Praying so hard for officer wilt. SO HARD. That woman on the first 911 call hurt my heart the poor thing. The 2nd call, women on both ends of the line did absolutely amazing work. Well done ladies, and officer Galloway, the hero.
He literally graduated the police academy 2 weeks prior. Thoughts are definitely with the family
First active shooter he's came across and gets domed instantly, thank God hes still alive
Thank God he got domed and can rethink he whole career.
@@christopherarrington7277 oh noooooo
@@christopherarrington7277 wow youre so edgy and badass
10th day, 4th shift? My god, From the bottom of my heart, I hope he makes it.
This hits close to home with me. Back in 1999 my older brother was struck in the head with a 9mm in the line of duty. My brother dropped the guy, but still took his hit. He's alive and well, but still battles with frontal lobe injury problems. Praying for him, in Jesus' name.
That’s badass. So sorry for your brother though. Hope all is well.
I went to high school with Officer Wilt, our entire hometown has been standing behind him.
He sounds like an amazing guy. I pray he recovers quickly and with minimal long term impact!
I’m not religious but god bless him
My prayers go out to him and his family. Praying for a speedy recovery 🙏
I don't feel sorry for the cop after all the crimes they do on the daily basis
He is a hero and he needs to know it.
My cousin and the officer who got shot graduated together at the academy. Heard he’s a really good guy and it’s tragic what has happened. Hope he makes a good recovery wishes him the best.
11:03
The break in that man's voice when he tried to radio 'officer down' is fucking heartbreaking. I was a 68 Whiskey in the 82nd for 15 years, been deployed five times and seen combat more times than I have kids. I've been in that situation where you get a man down... damn. That brought some tears up.
One way glass for a bank is the dumbest idea
man that's rough. 4th shift and already shot almost dead. I wish him a speedy recovery and to the families and love ones who lost a member of their family my condolences.
to clarify the officer that got shot survived ?
I haven’t looked at more info today but as of now he’s still alive in the hospital.
Edit: just looked it up. He’s been transferred to a new hospital. He ended up developing pneumonia while being on a ventilator. Which is common.
@@Gandiis around 10 minute mark donut says he’s in critical condition
I live in Louisville Kentucky and I can verify on the news yesterday they said that the officer that was shot is still in critical but stable condition. I’ll add on my own after working several years at University Hospital where the officer is a patient if you take a high velocity rifle shot to the head you’re not going to be OK ever. I hope I’m wrong but I don’t think so.
@@luisjardon7045 ah i guess i missed it
Thanks for doing this video Donut, I’m a security guard at the hospital where the officer is being treated. I was born and raised in Louisville and I hate that this happened in my hometown. Any support for officer Wilt is much appreciated.
hope he recovers.
I hope so as well.
Do you have any information on where in the head that he was hit?
@@itsrobby3487 he couldn’t be told that let alone say it legally
@@Borsalino1 so they can say that he was hit in the head but not say hit under his left eye or something?
Damn...... 10 days on the force and in critical condition. Jeez, how effin' horrible is that. Read in the comments that he's recovering now though, so good to hear.
What kind of scumbags take a gun and shoot unarmed civilians, what a world have we come to :/
My mother is 911 dispatch for buffalo New York, she has been for almost 20 years. They do not give enough credit to dispatchers. The amount they have to deal with on a daily basis and the mental toll it takes on people, it’s a lot. Hearing about shootings, over doses, suicides, domestics and such day in and day out, they put up with a lot and have to take in a lot of info while keeping calm themselves. They truly are great people who do a lot
I work fire and ems and have lots of friends who are dispatchers... couldnt agree more. For every call we physically see they have to hear and take info down about 100 others. Sometimes listening to peoples panic can be worse than seeing the stuff first hand, especially when they hear it all day on shift. Tell ur mom i said thank you for all she does. Im in NY too over in Saratoga county
Couple days ago I started BSing with a coworker, since we both got out early. She is a very sweet kind woman. It ended up being that she worked dispatch for 30 years. She had stories to tell... Definitely has trauma from it but luckily seems to be doing well and is happy. They have to remain as calm as possible with the most chaotic of information giving to them emotionally. I don't know if I could hear all that stuff everyday and not break from it.
The worst incidents are the ones where they can hear someone dying and cannot do anything about it. They just have to hang up on a dying person. Thats gotta give some crazy PTSD.
as a someone whos lived in buffalo i would like to thank your mother for helping our first responder's in times of need
Essential Workers.
Heartbreaking hearing the mom calling the police. That's got to be the most terrifying moment a parent can experience.
It seriously made me cry to hear that call
Yeah it was heart wrenching
this whole video got to me heavy man
I'm glad that she called if only she had gotten that information sooner then hopefully this all could have been prevented. My only question/concern with that part is why did the friend seem to only think about telling the mother and not contacting the police?
Yeah. But NO!!! Im NOT donating to Dem run cities
Heart goes out to Officer Wilt and his family/loved ones. To have only 3 full shifts under his belt as an officer and still walking into the line of danger in the name of saving people and stopping an active shooter is nothing short of heroic; a real life superman who doesn't need a cape.
Most men and women in such a situation would've not had the strength of character or ice-cold courage to walk up those stairs knowing death could be behind any window or any corner. Yet here's Officer Wilt doing it anyway. Simply extraordinary.
May he make a full recovery and find the future strength to serve many fruitful years doing what he loves. God's Speed Officer Wilt. The entire nation's rooting for ya!
Wishing Officer Wilt a speedy recovery and all in law Enforcement safety when on duty protecting the public.
Deepest condolences to the families and friends of the five people who lost their lives in such tragic circumstances .
Props to the mom. She made the call knowing all to well how these things usually end. Can't imagine how difficult it was. Best wishes to the officer who was wounded in action
@@komrad1983 did she know what would happen?
@@komrad1983 Thank God there's always an easy answer to guilt and responsibility.
@@nyx_darkness mostlikely but never thought he'd actually do it and thats the issue to be honest
@@sixpest if she didn't it's okay if she did shame on her
@ZLOYPILOT how is his personal decision the mothers fault? I swear people never place blame on the actual perpetrator
10 days out of training is crazy pray he makes a full recovery. to push a situation like that after just getting out of training takes a ton of courage and selflessness hopefully he’ll have one hell of a story to tell
@@youtubekeepscensoringme3357 most of the people in the bank are just working a job like the rest of us with no regard for what the company is
It feels like so many young men and women just days or months out of training are being seriously wounded or killed in these past few years. We really, really need to stop the Defunding movement and get our DoJ (house) in order.
@@youtubekeepscensoringme3357 they responded because innocent people are getting murdered. Are you slow or just trying to get attention?
The guy who shot him had 10 days of training pretty sure.
@@Sarafimm2 Get your damn love for guns in order, your good guys with guns got shot in the head by a simple inexperienced shooter.
Officer Rex is from my hometown. He definitely deserves the celebration he reserved. My heart goes out to the rookie officer and his family
6:45 "When seconds count, police are minutes away" and yet people still believe banning guns will solve these problems.
As someone who is a Louisville local, this makes me super sad. My mom lost a very good friend in this shooting who helped find me therapy when i was in a really tough place. My heart goes out to those who are directly effected by this awful situation and i hope everyone is able to heal as best as they can.
Yikes
So sorry to hear that. Sending love and prayers to you, your family, and the victims family. 🙏
Damn, sorry for you loss.
God bless those souls as well are you and your mother. That’s some traumatic stuff! I can feel their pain. You are not alone
Not American but my question is how long many more life’s will have to be taken for people to start acting.
I'm gonna make sure to pray for that kid tonight. 4th shift. Fucking legend. Your bravery is exemplary. Your honor is pristine. Your chivalry is textbook. You are an angel, a warrior, and a hero. May God heal your vessel.
I wanna see this shit uncensored
Absolutely what a goddamn beast of a man. I don't think he's gonna die so easily.
Would it change anything if it were his 100th day?
@@Asherons yes. A lot of officers if it was their first couple shifts would probably shit themselves. He went straight in, for the safety of the ppl
@@Webinho7 i think oppositely he was ready older cops tend to be lazy
As a Louisville resident I understand how frustrating it is when 911 rings for 45 minutes straight after being robbed
The camera man recording knows that the camera man never dies
That second caller was remarkably calm and easily the hardest to listen to for me. What an unbelievably strong person for being right in the middle of the situation.
the 2nd was the most valuable, didn't mess around, gave the info needed and where she was located.
the 1st was total hysteric, i get being in a panic, but she wasn't actively there, so i would expect a more calm approach in that sense.
I would swap #1 and 2 around in terms of response, but i'm guessing for caller 2 it was more survival instincts kicking in, knowing that if you panic, he might find you and execute you on the spot, this info does a lot to a person so that they can supress their natural behaviour.
@@DarkDyllon Yeah. That's what i was thinking to.
Hey Jarrod, it’s okay to call her a woman. This person PC gender shite Is wearing thin.
Courtesy of the 2A, even a mentally unstable person has got himself AR.
And then the moron trump supporters wonder why is there so much crime
The fact she just watched her coworkers die and was in hiding not knowing if she would be next was just remarkable. Strong woman!
Hey Donut. Last week we had two officers killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop in Barron County, WI. Both of the officers were incredible members of our community, always showing up to events, interacting with everyone, all around good people. During the traffic stop the drive opened fire on the first officer and arriving shortly after he opened fire on the second officer as well, hearts are heavy. I just want to say thank you for the time you spent in the service as well as the time you put into these videos and everything you do for the blue line community. You make a huge difference on many people's lives, thank you❤ and a special thank you to Emily and Hunter for laying their lives on the line to protect us...EOW 4/8/23🔵⚫️
Didn't know what to say but after reading I felt the need to atleast say, I'm sorry. Sounds like there will be a great emptyness. Hope there is some kind of justice. RIP citizen soldiers
*{ My Sincere CondoLences ! }
Cops are corrupt
I am so sorry for your loss. May they rest in peace. Love from Buenos Aires.
hunter and Emily rotting rn I'm happy
Godamn dispatcher needs to shorten his damn sentences
Let’s see you take those calls 😂
@@datboi5913 sir give me your phone number and name and address first please. After that we can decide if you need fire medical or police
aww its so nice of brandon and donut to hang out with those kids who fold the chairs after the assemblies 😂😂
That rookie officer is nothing short of an unbelievably brave hero. I hope you get well soon brother thank you for your service
th-cam.com/video/SYT2MqlhAKE/w-d-xo.html if you wanted an update he has pneumonia but is still alive.
Blessed man!! May he continue to be looked after by the Divine.
Yes he earning his badges all right
Just yesterday he was taken off the ventilator and life sustaining equipment and he is recovering! Even able to follow some commands, absolutely incredible. I salute you officer Wilt o7
@@W33p1ngWillow Thank you for updating. My upmost respect toward Officer Wilt for his bravery and service to the community, I pray for his full recovery
As of april 17th, the LMPD tweeted "Update on hero Officer Wilt: He remains in critical, but stable condition. The family sees and feels the love. Thank you!" God speed and may the doctors and surgeons to their amazing work. Hero's, prayers for the families of this situation.
See, this is the problem I'd have with being law enforcement. I dont think there is a single person that could stop me from putting another 20 in this pathetic pile of human garbage.
Prayers to the officer, thank you for your service.
God bless
Four shifts in and gets popped not even seeing the shooter that's crazy
@@Darin.Hilbern yeah any time of amy day these guys could get surprise popped and yet they gotta act kind and respectful to everyone
The level of courage that rookie must have, 10 days out of school and put in a situation many would cower from. That's like going straight from bootcamp to war. Mad respect to him and all the wishes in the world for him and his family. And to his partner, solid work done. It's near impossible to keep your cool when a buddy goes down, and you can tell he's fighting it, but he did the best anyone could in that situation and found an opportunity to end the threat. Tennessee got to start training police forces across the country.
Not to minimize what Officer Wilt did at all, but his experience as a firefighter helped a lot. Firefighters run into places where people are running out. With this kind of wound it is improbable that Officer Wilt will ever be in uniform again. That is so sad because the city lost someone who had so much to give. Praying for him and his family as well as his brothers and sisters in the fire service and the police.
Wouldn’t say bravery, just plain stupidity
@@funyunonion37732 why don’t you just go help in an active shooting next time and you can guide everyone under pressure. Cause clearly you know more than these police officers who are trying to help people while you’re sitting comfortable behind the screen of your phone.
Uhhhh.....the cop that got his partner killed was an idiot....you don't APPROACH an active shooter scene with zero cover ESPECIALLY after hearing shots so close to the first place they parked their car which was also a stupid place to park....but to hear shots and THEN just walk in front of glass and not even tell your newbie to stay back until clear was treacherous and dumb.
@@locophoto6881 Just saw your comment after posting mine, and I have to agree that the experienced officer should not have put both his and his partner in such a dangerous situation walking in front of the building knowing the shooter is in there somewhere.
The guy receiving the first 911 call was really good.. he was calm but at the same time told her to keep her shit together because shes the only one who called about this yet... she imediatly took her shit together and started dropping valuable information... what a g. and props to the woman too, this must have been crazy tough to pull off.
building design is terrible. one way glass in public should be illegal
Poor mom, son had a screw loose and did something horrific. Can't imagine how bad it is to know your own son did something like this.
He had great parents too. Family friend of mine is friends with them. Feel awful for them.
Who gives a fuck about the scumbag's family when an Officer is critical from trying to save people
the call broke my heart. and sadly there are twisted people that will deflect the blame onto her when she clearly seems like a well rounded person and had the clear space of mind to try warning the police.
@@Verlisify - Because it’s horrible for the officer, the family, the workers, everyone. This fucking sucks for everyone
she should be charged also. how many people would do terrible things if they knew wht it would cost the people they care about.
The call from his mother was absolutely heartbreaking. I can't even imagine that feeling.
I too feel awful for her. I have two grown sons, and I can’t imagine the pain of knowing that your kid has caused such destruction and heartbreak.
I couldn’t even imagine. You birth this human and raise it. Love it with all your heart. Only to one day get a phone call from his roommate that he left a note saying he’s going to his work with a gun to kill people and in that moment you know you have to call the police because it may save lives, while also knowing that by doing so, you may be getting him in serious trouble if he didn’t actually go through with it or it was some kinda weird joke. But also knowing that if it’s true, you’re losing your son in some way. Either by him being shot and killed by the police or himself, or being arrested and put in prison forever. Plus suddenly learning that your child who you never thought could do something like that could now be responsible for ending multiple people’s lives at the same time. I wouldn’t even know what to do with myself.
Mum: "He's never hurt anyone. He's a really good kid"
Son: Goes on shooting rampage
We need to stop this from happening every week. How can we create more awareness for mental health.
No one should lose there life we must make a change. Why is this not a problem in other countries?
I live in jeffersonville which is right across the bridge from louisville and this was all over our news and there was so much support for officer wilt. It was truly a horrible incident.
UPDATE ON OFFICER WILT (28/07/23)
Wilt has been discharged from hospital and is back at home recovering and going through physical therapy. He has been using his new catch phrase "Lets oogie boogie" and has been looking forward to a steak dinner.
God bless this hero, wishing him a speedy recovery.
I'm so thankful he pulled through. I was just searching for what might've happened to him, and I saw an 8 day old article saying he's finally heading home. There was an image of him in a wheelchair with his thumb up, and that honestly relieved me that he actually still has control. I'm sure he's devastated that this piece of sh*t shooter ruined his entire policing career, that was his 4th shift and now his life is probably changed forever. I really hope he makes a full recovery.
Damn. Made me cry. A combination of how evil one man can be and how heroic another can be.
one man with a gun able to do all that damage because people are afraid the arm themselves.
Yeah...me too... I'm so sorry for the families impacted by this tragedy. Even the shooters mom. Hey kids....put the AR's and pistols away. You don't solve problems at muzzle point. You just end up dead or life in prison. You can do better....get help....it's not hard to do. Please listen...
@gogereaver I used to work at a bank. You'd be terminated for carrying. Banks are woke institutions. They care nothing for the lives of their employees in a scenario like this. They tell you to run hide and fight. Most do. We need federal laws allowing people to carry in the workplace in case thst happens. How many lives would have been spared? Not to mention the brave officer who took a bullet to the head who was just serving his community trying to keep it safe. And how many nightmares do they think his partner will have from the feeling of not being able to pull him off there and treat his wound? This shits gotta stop. More guns in the hands of the good guys = less crime. God bless the officers who saved the rest. And God bless the victims who were injured, and may the ones who passed be woth Him in heaven now. This shit makes my skin crawl. How many people will have to die before people will wake up and see that gun control made this worse than it had to be
That is life. Some are truly evil and others are wonderfully heroic.
@@scottdelnero7360 I heard the shooter wanted to make a point about how easy it is to buy a rifle, sadly, it worked.
Just inexplicably humbling that there are people out there who will, without question, gamble their life to save yours/ours. Complete strangers. They will literally come running to save you. Incredible and there are really no words to express my gratitude.
Just inexplicably humbling that there are people out there who will, without question, gamble their life to save yours/ours. Complete strangers. They will literally come running to save you. Incredible and there are really no words to express my gratitude.
goofy
@@spookyfloyd3326 “goofy” when everything he said is true. The least you could do is be grateful for the people that risk their lives every day to keep us safe. Do better
@@daimincolon150 while the officer did what he thought was right, and is brave to try to do so, he really shouldn’t have done that… he was 10 days clear of the academy, and him getting hit pushing a building with an active shooter that had glass that was blacked out you couldn’t see into the bank is the wrong call, he could have gotten his other officer into serious danger because he got hit in a terrible spot, and they go try to help him and end up getting shot too. Trying to be the hero, if it goes well, is all fine and dandy, but if it doesn’t, it can put many more peoples lives in grave danger.
With that being said, I truly hope he makes a full and speedy recovery, no one deserves that to happen to them; and while his decision to push was the wrong one, he still did so with the right intentions.
@@daimincolon150 that's their job that they signed up for, and usually they have an ego about it
They aren't hero's for doing their job. If they were a random citizen it would be a different story imo, but i'm not thanking someone for doing a job they signed up for
@@kelseylandon1224
So we shouldn't credit doctors and nurses for saving lives since they signed up for it?
These 911 operators are some of the worst crisis support agents I've ever heard
"sir stop shouting"
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This is the first video I saw this guy and I can already tell he will be on my recomended later. The first minute is the best first inpression.
These men have balls like baked potatoes. I live in Scotland and donated to this brave young man and encourage everyone else to do the same. I wish him a speedy recovery.
im assuming thats a compliment lol
Wtf does that mean
@@michaelwinckler3211 Massive balls
Well baked potatoes are huge ass balls if they were balls
@@michaelwinckler3211 massive balls
He's fourth shift and now he's fighting for his life, hope he makes it. He put his life on the line for strangers.
Thank You everybody for the updates on Officer Wilt. Keep on moving forward bud. God Bless
Prayers for Nick to have a speedy and full recovery.😢
“He’s never hurt anyone, he’s a really nice guy” from the mom, contrasted with the anger and betrayal that you can hear from his coworkers is all so sad.
It makes you wonder why he snapped - what was the underlying issue? We have to figure out that if we want to change any of this.
@@TeamTimeless were his pronouns CIA/FBI?
"i'm his mother; i'm so sorry"
that call made me cry.
@@TheJacklikesvideos Made me go hug my mom, for sure.
@Danya Herald I assume it was from being fired from the place. Ive seen a few other cases where people hold a lot of resentment from that, including at my own workplaces.
"He's never hurt anyone, he's a really good kid." Kudos to the officer heroes, RIP to the victims.
Tbh, this could actually have been the case untill he snapped but..standards decree that any victim/sympathy shall cease to exist and all they will get is was/were cunt.
……..THAT SHE KNOWS OF- meanwhile she’s wondering what happened to all ten of their family pets and why they all ran away 🙄
@@funbro99 It could be like that, which is rare. And it could be that nobody noticed nothig out of the ordinary with this guy (more rare)... But it is highly probable that this guy communicated to somebody that he was angry/depressed or seek help direct or indirectly and his fammily and friends choose to believe "nah, hes gonna be fine" until this happened. I bet the mother knew something. You dont call the police after reading a "kill note" and said "hes never hut anyone, hes a really good kid". That, to me, sounds like "i raised a good boy, not my fault".
Yeah, he wasn't a kid and he was known to be very troubled.
@@robdubent While there are some born monsters most were created by some aspect of society and some trauma. While unfortunately we usually only see the end result of this that's not to say blame falls squarely on the one that snaps.
I don't know this individual situation but until we understand it's a far more complicated issue than the weird kid that killed animals while growing up. We aren't going to make any headway into curbing the problem as a whole and reduce these kinds of incidents.
Update as of 5 days ago: The family of Officer Wilt is showing signs of progress and is working towards semi-independence.
Update as of 8/5/23 Officer wilt has left rehab to go home and thankfully is said to have a good chance to make a full recovery.
I live in Louisville and this was heartbreaking for our community. We are a close community and this was just tragic. Thank you for donating to our officer hero’s.
Lville native here too! We have the best officers💙
There's a car show happening this Sunday the 23 ro help raise money for thr officer
@@wtfngarage2082
Where is the car show at?
@@madic502 man Louisville cops are assholes always on a power trip never met a louisville cop that was a decent person
@@wtfngarage2082is their somewhere people can donate that don't live close by?? I'm on the east coast and would like to send some love in the form of 💸 to the officer and his family.
Officer Wilt is currently suffering from pneumonia on top of his wound. That's pretty normal for someone on a ventilator but it's still worrisome. Here's hoping and praying he recovers...and donations to the cause of course.
🙏🏽 He is an absolute legend.
Thank you from a Louisville resident. We support our LMPD. Thanks brother
Went from a firefighter to a cop. Poor guy has been through so much training and got nailed in the noggin. I’m happy he’s better, prayers for him.
As A Louisville resident myself, it's a shame to hear that one of our fine officers was injured over this. My condolences goes out to all the families of the victims.
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Same
Same
the shooter's mom too. poor woman, you could hear the fear in her voice when she pretty much knew that he wasnt going to make it out of that bank
The amount of pain you could hear in the officers voice when the other officer got shot was so big. Hope the officer and the other injured gets a steady recovery and RIP to the people who died, fly high
we americans and our guns, we americans is so dumb
I think you are exaggerating "the amount of pain" in his voice here. All i heard was calm and professional officer.
His voice is shaking and he sounds near a panic attack with all the adrenaline, he's just seen his pal get potentially killed right in front of him. His training kicks in and he does his duty but that doesn't mean he won't be fucked up afterwards and need some kind of rehab/therapy.
@@DanPlayingGames Ofc it's your opinion and i respect that, but i don't think a person with kind of a panic attack would be able to fire so badass shots and resolve this situation in seconds.
@@tomaszgie509 maybe but he still sounded very shaken
My wife has been a dispatcher for over 20 years and I've been a K9 handler/SWAT cop for over 20. I'm gonna tell ya, those dispatchers did an amazing job!!! Folks often forget that these incidents are crazy stressful on them too. They are stuck and all they can do is send folks. And if they don't do their job, no one, and I mean NO one gets help. Bravo Zulu!!!!
R.I.P to the people who lost their lives in this incident, you will not be forgotten.
That woman calling out of a closet while hiding for her life was incredibly brave. She gave such a calm and coherent account of the situation and the shooter that I thought at first that she was one of the people who had witnessed it via video. Commendable as hell.
(The officers who went in also deserve all the praise for their bravery, I don't want to downplay that in any way, but I was just struck by how admirably she performed during what was quite certainly indeed "the worst day of her life.")
Your so right
It's always wild to me how people who aren't in direct danger are often absolutely terrified and almost useless while people who are part of an evolving dangerous situation are calmer
@@aceofblades4279 Probably because you have to be.
@@AlchemistOfNirnroot well yes, but it also carries over to ptsd it seems
@@aceofblades4279everyone is different, a lot of the time in life threatening situations its easier to be coherent and act when you know you could die. most people would want to help others if they know they could die as well. its why you hear stories of people fighting back when they're being attacked with no chance of survival, its like on an instinctual level that we want to live and help those around us. that would explain why the people who were safe were in more hysterics.
Even with that insanely fast and lethal response, multiple people still died and an officer is in critical condition. Just goes to show how insanely dangerous and chaotic these situations are.
The officer is in critical condition because the AR guy made a terrible call. He abandoned cover and decided to lead the rookie on a walk in front of a glass wall he couldnt see through. Anyone with half a brain would have kept cover behind the stairs and circled until they could get the door in sight. Instead he made a terrible call and got his rookie shot in the head.
Also more reason that people need to be able to carry and defend themselves. Since it doesn't seem these types of attacks are going away anytime soon, as sick as that is to even think about. Someone there could have ended this in the time that it took to even dial 911.
Well it's an open active bank and he has a rifle & it was unexpected, of course people are going to die if his plans are to kill. The initial victims that were encountered had no chance..
@@Immigrantlovesamerica In his defense there was no way of knowing someone was there. They can't just sit still and wait for backup for better recon coz the only recon these officers get is dispatch or a civilian on site.
If they waited they would let the ACTIVE shooter run around while the cops are cautious coz of glass. They could use the civilians as bait though, like pulling a Uvalde. The active shooter was dumb too since he just gave his position gunning down a cop which got him shot seconds later so dumb criminals are dangerous too.
@@2005StangMan Just move out of the US, even brazil is safer in the richer parts lol. Problem with US is the revenge and retribution culture where they don't focus on rehabilitating people nor helping them with their mental illnesses. No amount of gun restrictions will stop these murders so long as people want "justice" and "revenge"
Most real moment of: “The Camera Man Never Dies” 🗿
I'm a police student who's gonna graduate in 3 weeks. For the past 3 years you train and prepare for real life situation and can't wait to be out on the street. You always try and imagine what kind of call you will have in your first year and how you will react to the situation. I can't imagine what was going through this trainee's mind when approaching this bank. He did not let fear stop him and not even 1 minute on scene, while following his teacher, he gets a bullet in the head. That straight up brake my heart because I will be in this officer's shoes in a month. I admire your bravery and hope you get back to us.
I hope they don't train you to run in front of windows that you can't see into.when you get your trainer make sure he doesn't have superhero complex and ego problems like this guy did.
@@rondove9868 this is the worst comment I have seen so far.
@@rondove9868 they didn’t have many other options
I wish you luck bro, you gonna do good.
@ron dove STFU You have no idea what you're talking about When you're in the situations You don't have time To think about your own life as a police officer you have to save lives of others that means going straight into the fight No matter what. Nobody Has a superhero complex That's just the job of being a police officer something you will never know in your whole entire life and it is sad to see someone like you That has no idea What this world is like
Words can't describe the feelings. Condolences to the victims, and wishing a full recovery for the injured in the bank and the Officer.
Cringe!!! Obviously only scum works there
Prayers and thoughts with those in the fight to protect others🙏
The call operator in this situation is pissing me off.
My heart breaks for the officer who was shot. I can't imagine finally starting my career and bring shot on my 4th day. I really hope he makes it and lives a long, great life
its crazy, graduating from the police academy 2 weeks prior and then gets hit in his first active shooter call???!?!?!??!?! thankfully hes recovering, still in critical condition tho
I heard he was taken off life support and a ventilator 2 days ago and is doing well
Guess you can't imagine correct spelling either.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 I guess the internet is a spelling bee according to your furry ass "🤓"
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 Sorry, who's guessing?