“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” Sun Tzu
@@JamesWoodson071 I mean, if i told someone i was okay when i wasnt would that not be on me? like what? lmao. Ignorance is bliss i guess. Dude was obviously in the wrong hitting him and wasnt even supposed to be there, but lets not nit pick one tiny thing that isnt even right yeah? lmao.
@@zzquickszzxbl6046 😂 it’d be like saying “sure, I know I’m not supposed to drive on the sidewalk, but I didn’t see any blood, so they looked ok to me”
Seems like a really nice guy. Honest and pleasant and cooperative. Just that whole hitting someone and leaving them to die in the woods thing that's a problem.
Well, he thought he hit a bear, so he stopped to talk to it. So, he's really Doctor Dolittle. Or Doctor Doobie... The bear of it is, had he actually stopped and called for help, he'd likely have ended up going on his way with a stern warning, maybe a modest fine for driving where he shouldn't and that would've been it. Now, he'll get felony hit and run for starters.
Victim probably thought that these guys would kill him and dump his body to erase any witnesses. So, he’s like “Yeah, I’m fine! I’m just going to lay down here on the bridge.”
Im pretty sure that was his response to WEAR the cop was taking him. As in which specific jail. Prob not a close one or… maybe he thought he was just going to police station, and not actual jail. Which is like, oh shit so I’m actually being arrested. Poop. 💩
Lol. Yes! What a weird self snitching way to put it. " snuggled up." Wth. I too would think they're going to die. Or are so intoxicated they aren't in the right frame of mind to judge their injury or get home. They'll die from the elements if they stay snuggled up too long which all adds up to it not being OK to leave them.
Leaving the guy and then pleading not guilty to everything. This 'former marine' is a true no integrity, no accountability, worthless sack of sht. Disgusting...
I can see where you are coming from but I have seen drunk or intoxicated patients walk into the ER (we call it ED, emergency department) with breaks to lower extremities. To say they do not feel pain would be an exaggeration, indeed most felt plenty of pain but they ambulated well enough but every one of them were surprised that they had actually broken something. The victim in this case was not sober and may well of indicated that he was okay. I would not personally have left it at that (having said that I would not be driving drunk) He did leave him wrongly but it was bad judgment as was his decision to drive. I don’t think it was a malicious act to leave him. As for the drink driving I do not feel the penalties are strong enough it should carry the same penalties as involuntary attempt at man slaughter.
Definitely, a similar thing happened to me a few months ago when someone ran a stop sign and hit me while riding my bike. You are in shock to try and relieve your body from pain that you cant think straight.
That happening didn't surprise me since many quad bike / UTV drivers (except for people who actually need them) are idiots since they're very unsafe vehicles in the first place.
Yeah I bet some of the charges won't stick with any decent defense. But I don't understand not stopping and looking at any possible injuries for yourself. That seems to be anyone's obligation which he failed to do here.
Gotta be fair, it was refreshing to hear. I get why he wouldn’t admit he was intoxicated, though. Any lawyer will tell you to say nothing and admit nothing. But given the situation, I don’t know how you could defend against hit-and-run, operating while intoxicated, and operating the UTV on a prohibited trail. Just like the victim, the driver doesn’t have a leg to stand on. Cooperating and being honest was probably a good idea.
If you think about it - He probably truly didn't want to leave him, but was afraid to catch a DUI charge. When victim (in a state of shock) said he's "okay", this guy must've counted his blessings and sped off.
He was obviously already passed out drunk in the woods, on a bridge. These comments crack me up. If the guy said he’s fine, then nothing else to the man, what was he supposed to do? Beg the dude to come with him?
@@CH4RA_DR3AMER If you hit somebody with a vehicle you have to stay with the victim, call 911, and wait until the police show up so you can report it no matter what the victim says. It's part of your responsibility as a driver
He left because he knew he was wrong, drunk and cared more about his punishment than another person's life. The victim was probably scared that the guy who hit him would do something bad to him so he wouldn't get in trouble.
The world's leading expert on teaching psychopathy, Sam Vaknin, States that drunks, Alcohol abusers, are the same as Is classic pathological narcissists, in many ways and only caring about themselves.
@@youropionmattersnot maybe. Maybe not, but I've watched enough of these videos to know I'm not going to trust a random stranger that just ran me over in the woods.
To me it seems like when they said he was passing out from pain he was probably nodding off from being on opiates. Why else would you be sleeping on a dark woodland bridge unless you were passed out from injecting opioids?
My adopted son got into an ATV accident while he was only 18... He died on impact... Him and his best friend were both drinking and riding ATV's on pavement... Please don't drink and drive any kind of vehicle while driving, you never know what the outcome could be... 😢
Some vehicles are ok when your drunk, like bumper cars. They're pretty much made for drunk driving. And remote controlled cars. They're a blast when drunk, as long as you're in a reasonable place. Row boats aren't too bad when you're drunk, ether. Just wear a life preserver.
I had a neighbor who was paralyzed because he was riding an ATV while drunk. He went over a hill too hard and flipped it and landed on his neck and the ATV landed on him. Instant fracture lifetime paralysis from the waist down. You're exactly right don't drink or drive *any* potentially dangerous vehicle and ATVs are on that list.
I came across what I thought was a bag of rags laying in a busy street on the way to work at 5:00am what was the first day of school. Nope it was a teen who had been hit by a car. He was badly injured with a compound fracture of his lower leg. I blocked the scene with my vehicle and called 911. He told me the driver who hit him backed up and said "you'll be OK" and drove off. He kept trying to get up so he could find his skateboard that was precious to him . Finally others stopped to help and block the road further, I found his skateboard and shoe about 50 yards away. and gave it to him to help calm him as thee was no way he could walk on that leg. About a 2-3 minute response time from Station 77 , Paramedic Ambulance & EMS Battalion Captain, evaluated him, packaged him and transported him to a level 1 trauma center at a local Hospital. Don't know what happened to him or if any investigation ever happened. Welcome to Los Angeles
Having lived in SoCal for 22 years, I guarantee it’s worse here in Wisconsin, and was way worse when I first moved here several years ago. My insurance rates tripled because of drunk drivers, even though I drove less than 100 miles weekly here (I obviously drove way more than that in SoCal 😂). When I finally stopped driving due to disability (progressive terminal neurological disorder), my premiums on a 20 yo Suburban driven less than 6,000 miles per year were $3,600 just for state minimums. This despite being a former driving instructor (semis) with over 1.6 million safe miles (no tickets or preventable wrecks).
The drunk guy said he stopped. According to the cop that was injured guy, he was on the verge of passing out from pain. I don't think that the other guys ever stopped. The guy with the crushed ankle would have been in a world of pain and in need of an ambulance!! Pretty scary place to be helpless in the dark!
Both the driver and the victim said he stopped, so I believe that. He stopped for a moment and went "are you okay?" victim obviously wasn't, driver knew how much s**t he'd be in, left the scene and the victim in the hope he'd get away and not be identified. So still classed as a hit and run, and a massive, tower sized DI*k move! He didn't care about leaving the victim out there with a crushed ankle and foot. I'm sure he was also worried about having to pay for the mans medical care. So he stopped briefly, then took off, according to the victim and the driver.
Dump of adrenaline when you think you're going to die will keep you from feeling anything. got in a BAD motorcycle accident, got right back up, walked off the side of the road, and was more concerned about my bike than really hurting, just felt kinda bumped up. it wasn't until i tried to unbuckle my helmet and couldn't move my fingers that i realized i'd shattered my hand. Turns out i shattered my hand, shoulder, and fractured both of my heels from hitting the ground so hard.
No, the victim confirmed that the men did stop, spoke briefly, then drove off. While mustache driver feared being caught driving drunk on a “no ATVs” trail, the helpless victim may have, understandably, been *very afraid of the two men.* He’s severely hobbled and on a dark, rural trail and might’ve feared being killed and dumped in the woods by two large, intoxicated men…to never be seen again. It’s possible that he also noticed the chainsaw in the back of ATV (mentioned by the driver to officer). 😧 If injured and fearful, I may have acted similarly since there were *NO witnesses around.* I would’ve tried smiling and waving them on, to then call 911 after they were out of sight. In the days without mobile phones, this helpless victim would’ve needed to take his chances with two strangers who are already breaking laws and have the upper hand…in remote country woods. 😬
@@Mike.The.Jeweler Damn. Nearly the same thing happened to me. T-Boned by a left turner. I ripped my arm out of socket and fractured the top of my humerus. It took 15 minutes for me to realize that after the accident, when.. like you, I tried to take my jacket off.
Yes, but the victim likely waved him off because he had a phone to call 911. He doesn’t know the drunk men and doesn’t want to potentially “disappear” in the rural woods. While helpless, he did the safest thing by downplaying his injury until trusted help arrived.
Exactly, what if the guy didn’t have a phone? He would’ve laid there all night especially since his ankle was broken & it was sooo dark & nobody uses that road at night. What a bunch of selfish idiots. They care more about not getting in trouble than another human’s life or wellbeing. Disgusting.
I used wonder how all these old people worked for the DNR and there’s not actually that many DNR jobs. 😂😂😂…when someone would say “this person is DNR”. I’d be like “well i think it’s time they hang it up”. Always wondered why they looked at me so weird
No the video said they were most likely referring to the department of natural resources for a warden officer who knows the rules of a park better than the Average cop @@ShapesWithoutColors
Thankfully, the victim had a phone and called 911. He also confirmed that the men did stop, spoke briefly, then drove off. While mustache driver feared being caught driving drunk on a “no ATVs” trail, the helpless victim may have, understandably, been *very afraid of the two large men.* He’s severely hobbled and on a dark, rural trail (no witnesses) and might’ve feared being killed and dumped in the woods…to never be seen again. It’s possible that he also noticed the chainsaw in the back of ATV (mentioned by the driver to officer). 😧 In a similar situation, with a phone, I may have waved them off too. But without a phone, I would’ve had to take chances on the strangers helping me…rather than dying from exposure, as you imply.
@@leannemo7382the imagery in my mind is very comical. The guy about to ask for help, then he sees the chainsaw and just meekly dismisses them and lays down to die on the side of the road. Its not actually funny but if I saw it in a movie I'd def chuckle a little.
I mean, a broken ankle isn’t going to kill you most of the time. You’d die from dehydration or exposure before that. Since this seems like a fairly high traffic area (who goes for a run at night?) I’m fairly sure he would’ve been discovered before that happened. That’s not an excuse for his actions, but let’s not act like his whole body was run over. I’m just thinking like a judge who’s considering the sentence.
@@thecoloradokid85There’s a lot of truth what people determine about you is up to the first 15 seconds they speak to you so if you come off as annoying and brazen and then act kind it don’t matter to them they made up their mind the first 15 seconds
I'd love to have a few cops try the drunk tests on sober people and see how they do. It would need to be a cop, because their presence can make one unsteady.
You are not required to do field sobriety tests. In fact many lawyers have advised against doing them because cops will use them to try and prove you were impaired, even if you weren't. If you are sure you are sober you should immediately request to do a breath, urine or blood test and skip field sobrietys as to not implicate yourself by any perceived missteps by the officers.
@@petrichorsdreamin Tn if you refuse field sobriety test the next step is being taken to a hospital/EMS to get blood test. If you refuse either you’re charged with DUI or whatever it is automatically. I had a dui and I refused field test but when instructed by my lawyer on phone at jail he said you either do the blood test or you’re viewed as guilty, I did. I still beat it. Bc blood test can take months to process so if your lawyer is good they will do whatever they can for a fast process to settle/get it thrown out BEFORE the blood results get back. Mine was august and court was October and the blood wasn’t back yet from the state. It’s not a CSI type shit where it’s here tomorrow. You’re in a long line of mofo’s lol
That heartless man left that cyclist on the side of the road in agony after hitting him and he actually had the nerve to complain about the simplest things while being arrested. I don't think he is a very good person at all.
I say cool beans all the time. I don't remember exactly when it became part of my vernacular but I graduated in 1979 so maybe we said it way back then.
I really appreciate the (i assume?) owner of the channel stepping in towards the end for that message. Most of these body cam channels feel like impersonal content fountains or even ai generated. Midwest saftey is def the best out there!
@@Omer_Sastim_is_turtle_bot did you even watch the video before you decided to pipe up? i was referring to the video of the owner at the end. it’s also obvious at the very least that his scripts aren’t ai. also big whoop? youtubers have been using text to speech for YEARS.
It is to prove that the individual is in no condition to drive. It cuts off the "but my client has a very high tolerance and can easily maintain control of his vehicle even at that level of intoxication" argument.
exactly, these tests are unreliable in the best circumstances. here on an uneven trail I bet it would be completely invalid and is likely to be thrown out by a judge.
@@pap3rw8They conduct other reliable breath tests at the jail and or go to hospital and do a blood draw. Refusal gets you the same penalty as being drunk. In an injury accident they usually get a warrant for a blood draw.
I'm like "what" and he's like "ow" and I'm like "okay" and he's like "my foot" you know and I'm like "okay", you know. Like, that's like, what it is, you know. Ah, the joys of the English language.
@@William47345 It seems unlikely someone would say "aww shucks - you bumped my foot" after one's ankle was crushed by 800 or so pounds of force at speed.
Kinda sketchy though. By himself after dark with two men. He must’ve trusted that they wouldn’t ambush him. I’ve seen many situations where the cop is left lying in the shoulder
I actually shook one’s hand after a speeding ticket and said thank you. 😂 I get nervous when I get pulled over, and he was super chill, so my words and actions were on super good behavior. 😂
They all seem nice, even the drunk guy (except for the little thing about the hit and run part). The cops were super nice, the nurse at the hospital too.
I really appreciate the professionalism these officers displayed throughout the entire encounter. It's hard when you know the person hurt someone and then left the scene.
That’s super narcissistic to drive on a trail you’re not supposed to be on, drunk as Hell, hit an innocent person, flee without even calling for help, and leaving them immobilized and injured by themselves in the woods at 10:00pm. He needs the book thrown at him. Poor victim could’ve died. I hope he makes a full recovery.
@@thomasmccann3679 how did anyone know the victim only had a broken ankle? Driver didn't even want to hear about the ankle. And it wasn't just broken - it was crushed. That absolutely could kill someone.
Sitting here two weeks postoperative ankle fracture. There's NO WAY the victim said everything's ok. Extremely painful and requires metal plates and screws to put you back together. Asshats left him there! They're worried about a tow fee and the poor guy probably won't be functional for a couple of months!
Agreed! I had a broken ankle (it wasn’t crushed like this guys) had to have plates and screws. Extremely painful and never got full recovery of range of motion in my ankle. Also expensive medical bills.
Could be shock, I've broken both legs, ribs, collar bone, it has never seemed like a big deal immediately after. Maybe that's just me, but in my experience broken bones don't really start hurting for about a half hour.
@@TheBigMclargehugeliterally can literally be used in a figurative sense - look it up in the dictionary before you think you’re smarter than someone else.
@@coloradohikertrash9958 Nah. Think about it a moment. How many DNR officers have there ever been? How many of those have access to books? Chances are, at least one has thrown a book at someone, for whatever reason. Maybe not “the book”, but A book.
If you come across a game warden and he's giving you lip, the best way to get out of it is to stand your ground and tell him "You're not even a real cop".
His use of “poop” instead of what most of us would say, makes him seem like a nice grandfatherly type. Leaving an injured person to die sure contradicts that. Most the Wisconsin drunks I have seen are combative and nearly impossible to get in cuffs. That was a nice change. Edit: spellcheck
Just 2 old Wisconsin drunks out trail riding. I would be very surprised if this is his first DWI. He is smart forcing a blood test, gave him 2 extra hours to have a lower BAC. He was highly intoxicated even hours later
They are not known for intelligence or self awareness. Even the ones we othewise seeing do n ok job. What ws any one of these officers up to last week I wonder. Kinda how it works. We see the cool video, we don't see the previous 714 complaints, assault allegations, etc,
@@Charagrin yea I'm a cop, last week I was working and while i was off I spent time with my family. Not sure what you were implying but the only cops I know that have done illegal shit have gotten fired for it.
He was clearly well trained and also applied his training expertly. He intentionally acts chummy and nonchalant to disarm the suspects, while being fully in control of the situation and the direction of the entire investigation. Well done, indeed.
Shame on this driver not only for his actions that night, but then having the temerity to plead not guilty when all this is on camera AND they had to get a warrant to test his blood. Now all this time and effort has to be put into a trial. I hope the injured cyclist has filed the appropriate lawsuits against this drunk driver either in criminal or civil court, because he needs to be made as close to whole as possible. Ankle injuries and breaks can be brutal with long-lasting limitations on mobility.
Right now (or a few months ago, given that the trial date has passed), the defense attorney and the prosecutor are working out a plea deal. I doubt this went to trial. That’s the game: hit the defendant with maximal charges so you can knock off some charges for a guilty plea. The defense is thinking about the penalties and how to minimize them. The number of charges is not as important because the penalties (jail time) usually run concurrently. This case is going to be tough on the defense, because everything seems pretty clew cut.
@AlWorth9738 Because cyclists can be intolerably arrogant, like motorcyclists. I say this as both a cyclist and motorcyclist. TroisKayas is on point. You gotta check your behavior too. Pedaling your way on 2 wheels doesn't automatically make you better than "just about" everyone else nor award you special authority over the highway. The pigheadedness involved in riding side by side to intentionally block traffic simply because "we're here and ain't moving!" is akin to brake checking, except it's a hell of a lot more dangerous outside of the suburbs. It's the sort of thing that gets us killed. I almost plowed through a couple taking a Sunday ride on a rural road doing this very thing as I was coming around a blind corner while taking a Sunday drive in my truck. This is why we are, contrary to popular belief, legally obligated to pull over to the side and allow faster traffic to pass regardless what we're driving or riding. Your kids can't play in the middle of the road and neither can you. Impeding traffic is extremely dangerous and illegal. Just as dangerous as not giving a cyclist ample room while passing after the smart ones move out of the way. Be aware, be courteous, be respectful, be decent, be safe. Don't be an ass. It has a price on the road.
@AlWorth9738 I wish more cyclists would follow traffic laws, if you're on the road it doesn't matter if you're on a bicycle, a motorcycle, a golf cart or whatever, you still need to signal turns, stop at red lights/stop signs, yield, etc. I also really don't like it when a cyclist is riding at night and they're wearing dark clothes with no high-viz clothing or anything or even no reflectors at all, I've had it happen before where there was a guy riding right down the middle of a state route at night, no streetlights at all wearing a black hoodie and all of his reflectors were busted, the only reason I saw him in time was because the moon was full that night and I could see his shadow. Like c'mon dude I don't want to run you over at least put on a bright colored hat/helmet.
Who fucking bicycles in the dark past midnight on a walking trail? His bike didn't belong there either. Looks like a bloody hobo to me. No sympathy for the drunk driver and very little for the cyclist. Two idiots playing dumbass games in the dark.
@@Hi-NuAetherling yet when a seal falls in the water in full kit another seal jumps in to save him and drowns himself. That was a sad story not to long ago
Mumbling mustaches Batman, what a couple of 'winners'. Gotta love the part about 'I know I'm not supposed to ride here, but it's something I like to do'. He told the passenger he thought he saw a bear. I guess back then circuses had bears riding bikes...😁
The suspect has the whole 'friendly grandpa' act down pat. The scary part is someone like that is capable of something as heinous as a hit and run while drunk on an UTV.
What a CREEP! Not only left the guy for dead, you even had the balls to not cooperate w Officers! Making them get a warrant for blood test! Face it: You left the guy for dead in the woods & tried to beat the crime! I hope this goes to Jury Trial...
About a month ago I broke my fibula, it’s above the ankle bone. Breaking anything near the foot and ankle is an *intense* pain. Enough to make you vomit. You go into shock. I could barely breathe let alone talk for the first 10 minutes. There’s absolutely no way they didn’t just ditch him. These guys are the scum of the earth. I hope he presses charges, it is *NOT* a cheap recovery.
I crushed my ankle over 20 years ago. Ruined my very active life. 3 surgeries plus 6 mons of pt. I can't ride a bike, run, surf or even squat etc. When you crush a joint there is no getting back to the way you used to be.
Can confirm, had a vertical fracture of the distal tibia, injuries like that make one realize how many moving parts an ankle has. It's on par with tooth pain.
@@Trey-f9t Can confirm. Had an incomplete vertical fracture of my distal tibia, it no longer has full freedom of motion. Healed wonky. This was years ago, and I remember it was miserable. Not as bad as a double fractured collar bone but yeah, miserable. I wish you a speedy recovery and please, PLEASE do not test it. When it feels good again, you baby that ankle for another two months. It can feel ok and not be ok, and it doesn't take much to fuck it up and end up with excessive scar tissue or other problems.
@@de7403 Nay I am a gun toting, military retiree that has never voted blue. With that said, I have compassion and kindness for a fellow human. What’s your excuse?
I was waiting for him to say "I wasn't driving!! I was traveling! Where is the injured party?? He's not here! How do I know this alleged cyclist even exists? You don't have jurisdiction!!""
Also don't let the kids drive please we lost two young boys in our neighborhood that way, they're not safe for kids. "States with the most ATV-related deaths from 1982 to 2014 were Texas (773), Pennsylvania (702), West Virginia (698), California (694) and Kentucky (629)" We live in Texas.
Yes, if you plead guilty you can’t plead your case, if you plead not guilty you can try to plead your case… often lawyers advise the consequences of this and why it’s better or worse for your particular situation. He chose to haggle and bullshit most likely. Because he has no case…but he’s a loser. So. That’s what losers will do. It still can be a smart move even though…bc a lot of judges are known to be terrible a holes etc… corruption can cause effects. It’s a fuckin game at the same time. But I digress…
Cops getting neck tattoos and full sleeves/hand tattoos and listening to gang banger music? Its dumb, why do cops that are on patrol attempt to emulate thugs and criminals?
No its not normal to drunk drive a vehicle on a walking trail in the middle of the night. Dude obviously knew he was doing wromg so tried to skip the real roads where he would get caught more easily. He ran over a person. He crushed their ankle then left them alone on a bridge out in the wilderness at night, that is abhorrent psychotic behavior. Very not normal.
@@jessyvalentine7492 But the victim waved him off because he had a phone to call 911. He doesn’t know the drunk men and doesn’t want to potentially “disappear” in the rural woods. While helpless, he did the safest thing by downplaying his injury until trusted help arrived. The driver was scummy for not immediately calling 911 to report the accident, but he was obviously trying to avoid charges for drunk driving on a prohibited trail. While it may seem “psychotic”, it’s very typical of most intoxicated drivers who downplay their involvement. If you watch more of these body-cam arrests, you’ll soon realize that this driver is actually more polite and sane than so many others. That’s a disappointing realization, actually. 😔
@jessyvalentine7492 he's not psychotic, Jesus Christ. His fight or flight response kicked in and he booked it. He is a douche for leaving the guy there, but a drunk driver will try getting away most of the time.
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The whole subplot about the cop who can't stop listening to gangsta rap is gold
I love when cops actually have a personality with more depth than just roid-rage induced screaming control freaks.
@@darkred1686 How many cops do you actually think "roid rage scream" at people?
@@clamum9648I’d guess his answer would be around 97% lol
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
Sun Tzu
My half-brother was a cop for a couple years or so and he was definitely that guy lol, probably even the same tunes
"I didn't want to leave him." Still leaves him lying on the ground without calling 911.
Well, like he said, it was a "very weird situation" for the dude on the bike to possibly be hurt from being run over 😂
@@JamesWoodson071 I mean, if i told someone i was okay when i wasnt would that not be on me? like what? lmao. Ignorance is bliss i guess. Dude was obviously in the wrong hitting him and wasnt even supposed to be there, but lets not nit pick one tiny thing that isnt even right yeah? lmao.
@@zzquickszzxbl6046 😂 it’d be like saying “sure, I know I’m not supposed to drive on the sidewalk, but I didn’t see any blood, so they looked ok to me”
@@zzquickszzxbl6046Yeah. Weirdo probably drunk lying on a bridge on a trail in the woods… lol
WTF? Tells the guy he’s fine then calls the cops!?
Why is dude sleeping on a bridge in the woods? Upstanding sober citizen i bet…
Seems like a really nice guy. Honest and pleasant and cooperative. Just that whole hitting someone and leaving them to die in the woods thing that's a problem.
No he seems like someone whos caught and thinks half truths will make everything better. seems like hes intoxicated on something.
@NoStressVanLife sarcasm was lost on you my friend
This was hilarious 😂
Well, he thought he hit a bear, so he stopped to talk to it.
So, he's really Doctor Dolittle.
Or Doctor Doobie...
The bear of it is, had he actually stopped and called for help, he'd likely have ended up going on his way with a stern warning, maybe a modest fine for driving where he shouldn't and that would've been it. Now, he'll get felony hit and run for starters.
he's a dumbass for running his mouth. He could've weaseled his way out of jail time if he kept his mouth shut. Glad justice was served regardless.
Listening to rap music, and “fuck the police” while looking for a hit and run suspect 😂
I also enjoyed the large bucket of irony.
He’s having a realization that he is meant for the street life and not this corny police stuff
Basically listening to fuck myself.
@@yeahokbuddy2510 yes because listening to music makes you a real street gangster, stop it you're a good kid
What’s wrong with his goofy ass 🤣🤣🤣
Victim probably thought that these guys would kill him and dump his body to erase any witnesses. So, he’s like “Yeah, I’m fine! I’m just going to lay down here on the bridge.”
Agreed 💯
[cue the banjo music]
@@OptimiSkeptic*shudder*
I agree! 💯🎯
Agreed
"all i can hear is your guys bull crap"
"10-4 its shut off" 😂😂
"AWWWWWW poop!"
This is the best reaction I've ever heard for someone getting their car towed.
Im pretty sure that was his response to WEAR the cop was taking him. As in which specific jail. Prob not a close one or… maybe he thought he was just going to police station, and not actual jail. Which is like, oh shit so I’m actually being arrested. Poop. 💩
I actually bursted out in laughter 😂
@@leahjones9626 wear? No it’s where
😂😂😂
@@CountryKyle007 maybe the H key on his keyboard has some WEAR so he's giving it a break lol
It is not uncommon for bar hoppers to take back trails to avoid DUIs on the road.
Never thought about that! Interesting, I know in some parts people do the same with boats so makes sense 👀
It’s actually smart
I mean he’s on a fucking ATV or whatever it seems like it’s the smarter place to drive on.
Pretty smart thing to do tbh, kinda the dudes fault for walking in the woods in the dark.
@@mr.niceguy3583 Right, let's blame the victim for walking on a walking/bike trail.
I wish one of the sobriety tests was "now say 'diabetes' for me."
Diabeeetus
we got a code W (Wilford Brimley)
@@Dan-cm9ow These comments are severely underrated 🤣
That's the Wilford Brimley test.
He ran over someone and they “snuggled up” I would think they are dying. This dudes excuse makes no sense
“Huh…looks like you’re going into shock. Well, see ya.”
I doubt he even stopped... 4:44
Lol. Yes! What a weird self snitching way to put it. " snuggled up." Wth. I too would think they're going to die. Or are so intoxicated they aren't in the right frame of mind to judge their injury or get home. They'll die from the elements if they stay snuggled up too long which all adds up to it not being OK to leave them.
Agree!
Probably went into the fetal position in pain and shock and old guy thinks he's just having a self-cuddle.
“He just laid down and said; well okay, see you later”
-in a friendly Wiscansin accent, doncha know?
Leaving the guy and then pleading not guilty to everything. This 'former marine' is a true no integrity, no accountability, worthless sack of sht. Disgusting...
Hahaha
Lmao, with later he meant the next day when he's sobering and deciding if it actually happened or if he's tripping 😂
sobering up*
“Listening to Tupac flying down backroads” jumps out the truck, “Hayyyy”
Lol that's how we roll in the sticks🤣🍻
He was acting weird after telling me I drove over his foot, so I left 🥴
Driver & victim, drunk.
I can see where you are coming from but I have seen drunk or intoxicated patients walk into the ER (we call it ED, emergency department) with breaks to lower extremities. To say they do not feel pain would be an exaggeration, indeed most felt plenty of pain but they ambulated well enough but every one of them were surprised that they had actually broken something. The victim in this case was not sober and may well of indicated that he was okay. I would not personally have left it at that (having said that I would not be driving drunk) He did leave him wrongly but it was bad judgment as was his decision to drive. I don’t think it was a malicious act to leave him. As for the drink driving I do not feel the penalties are strong enough it should carry the same penalties as involuntary attempt at man slaughter.
The man who got his foot run over was in shock no doubt. The driver is an ass for leaving him there.
Maybe next time this alcoholic won't take a nap on the road.
his friend is one, too!
hope he gets a good settlement.
Sole-crushing, tbh
Definitely, a similar thing happened to me a few months ago when someone ran a stop sign and hit me while riding my bike. You are in shock to try and relieve your body from pain that you cant think straight.
Imagine hiking or biking on a non-motorized vehicle only trail, and getting smashed by a couple of idiots in a UTV.
That happening didn't surprise me since many quad bike / UTV drivers (except for people who actually need them) are idiots since they're very unsafe vehicles in the first place.
I can't because I would never be riding a bike through the woods at night....very stupid move on the cyclist's part
Most people don’t hike or bike on a non-motorized vehicle only trail at night in the middle of nowhere, so no can’t imagine
Thanks for sharing that completely original thought, lemming.
Who walks in the park in middle of the night? Was he sleeping on trail or walking and didn’t hear atv coming?
"he laid down and we said ok we'll see you later"
jesus christ man
Exactly…. So unbelievable horrible!🤦♀️
Right 🤦🏾♀️
"he snuggled up, it was weird"
That's going to go so well when he sees that in trial😂
Bruh I heard that and was flabbergasted, what kinda human being are you to leave a fellow on the ground like that
Imgaine hitting someone and leaving them on the side of the trail. What a POS.
and he had the perfect vehicle in order to get him to the road(or further) to help. just left the man to die in the woods with a broken leg lol.
He totally left the guy to die in the woods
aka boomers
Yeah I bet some of the charges won't stick with any decent defense. But I don't understand not stopping and looking at any possible injuries for yourself. That seems to be anyone's obligation which he failed to do here.
@@poweredbyrice5708Ikr, no Gen Z kids ever do anything stupid like drive drunk and hit and run 🙄
A rare moment where the person just says “yep it was me” , “yep I knew I wasn’t supposed to be here”
Yup. If reversed, there would be nothing but screaming and race card comments
@@jordanlayfield if my aunt had balls she’d be my uncle
@@jordanlayfieldabsolutely
@@jordanlayfieldwhat the hell are you talking about? Are you obsessed with race?
Gotta be fair, it was refreshing to hear. I get why he wouldn’t admit he was intoxicated, though.
Any lawyer will tell you to say nothing and admit nothing. But given the situation, I don’t know how you could defend against hit-and-run, operating while intoxicated, and operating the UTV on a prohibited trail. Just like the victim, the driver doesn’t have a leg to stand on. Cooperating and being honest was probably a good idea.
"I didnt want to leave him" leaves immediately after lol.
😂😂
He was scared….
@@BobBuilder-vn4uxYes, scared of taking responsibility for his actions.
@@suzie_lovescatsStill pled not guilt to everything. He’s just a pathetic pos.
If you think about it - He probably truly didn't want to leave him, but was afraid to catch a DUI charge. When victim (in a state of shock) said he's "okay", this guy must've counted his blessings and sped off.
What a noble man to leave him when he didn't really want to.
No joke.
😂😂😂😂
"Follow my finger with your eyes"
👆👁👁
ah yes the ol "snuggle" position... aka the fetal position... aka im in extreme pain position
Thank God the injured man had a phone and didn’t pass out before calling for help!
He was obviously already passed out drunk in the woods, on a bridge. These comments crack me up. If the guy said he’s fine, then nothing else to the man, what was he supposed to do? Beg the dude to come with him?
@@CH4RA_DR3AMER If you hit somebody with a vehicle you have to stay with the victim, call 911, and wait until the police show up so you can report it no matter what the victim says. It's part of your responsibility as a driver
you misspelled Eir.
@@NorwegianVikingSon What?
@@KonaNekoKun she misspelled Eir. She is the Asir for medical things.
He left because he knew he was wrong, drunk and cared more about his punishment than another person's life. The victim was probably scared that the guy who hit him would do something bad to him so he wouldn't get in trouble.
The world's leading expert on teaching psychopathy, Sam Vaknin, States that drunks, Alcohol abusers, are the same as Is classic pathological narcissists, in many ways and only caring about themselves.
You really think these two old men would be capable of murdering someone in cold blood?
@@youropionmattersnot This type of thinking gets you killed. "Oh they're just old people, they won't do anything bad to me right?."
Why would they not be...?
@@youropionmattersnot maybe. Maybe not, but I've watched enough of these videos to know I'm not going to trust a random stranger that just ran me over in the woods.
These cops were very polite and accommodating to the passenger.
There are a lot of good cops out there that are like that.
That's the only good thing I can say about this guy.
Yeah that's why he's asking for the passengers i.d? When by law the passenger doesn't have to i.d?
@piper-vn7ic he does. They're already being stopped for doing something illegal, so the cop now has to identify everyone.
@@piper-vn7icshhhhh because he has common sense and understands the situation he’s in. Grow up
"I didn't want to leave him" but he did
"I didn't smoke him or anything" but he did
Max cope
I’m of the opinion he might have meant “I didn’t shoot him after hitting him or nothing”
🤦♀️
Cope of the year
Exactly
whats cope
Abandoned someone who is clearly in severe pain. Heartless
Probably also illegal. I think that a Judge is going to light him up.
To me it seems like when they said he was passing out from pain he was probably nodding off from being on opiates. Why else would you be sleeping on a dark woodland bridge unless you were passed out from injecting opioids?
@@slowboywhiteboardv4 You're making a lot of assumptions.
None of which excuse the UTV driver.
Dude on the bike said he is ok
@@jameskelly3502yes they do
Mom, can we have Wilford Brimley?
"We have Wilford Brimley at home."
Wilford Brimley at home:
The beetus made him confused.
That radio wasn’t turned on accidentally my man wanted walk in music and I’m here for it
lmao seriously, officer was turnt to that shet. Had to turn it down when dispatch told him to shut that shet down lol.
My adopted son got into an ATV accident while he was only 18... He died on impact... Him and his best friend were both drinking and riding ATV's on pavement... Please don't drink and drive any kind of vehicle while driving, you never know what the outcome could be... 😢
Some vehicles are ok when your drunk, like bumper cars. They're pretty much made for drunk driving. And remote controlled cars. They're a blast when drunk, as long as you're in a reasonable place. Row boats aren't too bad when you're drunk, ether. Just wear a life preserver.
I had a neighbor who was paralyzed because he was riding an ATV while drunk. He went over a hill too hard and flipped it and landed on his neck and the ATV landed on him. Instant fracture lifetime paralysis from the waist down. You're exactly right don't drink or drive *any* potentially dangerous vehicle and ATVs are on that list.
Im sorry for your loss man
@@jackcoleman1784 my friend did the same thing but it landed on his face and crushed his face now he looks all crazy but hes alive. rip OPs son
@@stephaniecoomey2356 Yeah I think I'm just gonna stay away from ATVs. RIP ops son.
I came across what I thought was a bag of rags laying in a busy street on the way to work at 5:00am what was the first day of school. Nope it was a teen who had been hit by a car. He was badly injured with a compound fracture of his lower leg. I blocked the scene with my vehicle and called 911. He told me the driver who hit him backed up and said "you'll be OK" and drove off. He kept trying to get up so he could find his skateboard that was precious to him . Finally others stopped to help and block the road further, I found his skateboard and shoe about 50 yards away. and gave it to him to help calm him as thee was no way he could walk on that leg. About a 2-3 minute response time from Station 77 , Paramedic Ambulance & EMS Battalion Captain, evaluated him, packaged him and transported him to a level 1 trauma center at a local Hospital. Don't know what happened to him or if any investigation ever happened. Welcome to Los Angeles
My son got mad at me for not buying him a skateboard when he was a kid. I’m ok with that.
2-3 minute response time. Not bad.
@@rustyshackleford6992not bad at all🚀
Having lived in SoCal for 22 years, I guarantee it’s worse here in Wisconsin, and was way worse when I first moved here several years ago. My insurance rates tripled because of drunk drivers, even though I drove less than 100 miles weekly here (I obviously drove way more than that in SoCal 😂). When I finally stopped driving due to disability (progressive terminal neurological disorder), my premiums on a 20 yo Suburban driven less than 6,000 miles per year were $3,600 just for state minimums. This despite being a former driving instructor (semis) with over 1.6 million safe miles (no tickets or preventable wrecks).
I love stories that end with "I don't know how the story ended".
The person yelling to turn the radio off is hilarious
you mean the girl? lol
@@PhilBenteryeah my bad
@@PhilBenterit’s a man
Girl? That was a guy bruh
@@Metro248 go to bed
The drunk guy said he stopped. According to the cop that was injured guy, he was on the verge of passing out from pain. I don't think that the other guys ever stopped. The guy with the crushed ankle would have been in a world of pain and in need of an ambulance!! Pretty scary place to be helpless in the dark!
Both the driver and the victim said he stopped, so I believe that. He stopped for a moment and went "are you okay?" victim obviously wasn't, driver knew how much s**t he'd be in, left the scene and the victim in the hope he'd get away and not be identified. So still classed as a hit and run, and a massive, tower sized DI*k move! He didn't care about leaving the victim out there with a crushed ankle and foot. I'm sure he was also worried about having to pay for the mans medical care. So he stopped briefly, then took off, according to the victim and the driver.
Yes. Dark dirt road in the woods, only thing missing is thunder and rain, and we have a cheap horror flick.
Dump of adrenaline when you think you're going to die will keep you from feeling anything. got in a BAD motorcycle accident, got right back up, walked off the side of the road, and was more concerned about my bike than really hurting, just felt kinda bumped up. it wasn't until i tried to unbuckle my helmet and couldn't move my fingers that i realized i'd shattered my hand. Turns out i shattered my hand, shoulder, and fractured both of my heels from hitting the ground so hard.
No, the victim confirmed that the men did stop, spoke briefly, then drove off. While mustache driver feared being caught driving drunk on a “no ATVs” trail, the helpless victim may have, understandably, been *very afraid of the two men.* He’s severely hobbled and on a dark, rural trail and might’ve feared being killed and dumped in the woods by two large, intoxicated men…to never be seen again. It’s possible that he also noticed the chainsaw in the back of ATV (mentioned by the driver to officer). 😧
If injured and fearful, I may have acted similarly since there were *NO witnesses around.* I would’ve tried smiling and waving them on, to then call 911 after they were out of sight. In the days without mobile phones, this helpless victim would’ve needed to take his chances with two strangers who are already breaking laws and have the upper hand…in remote country woods. 😬
@@Mike.The.Jeweler Damn. Nearly the same thing happened to me. T-Boned by a left turner. I ripped my arm out of socket and fractured the top of my humerus. It took 15 minutes for me to realize that after the accident, when.. like you, I tried to take my jacket off.
I hope he knows that refusing the breathalyzer means he loses his license. 😁
If they would have remained at the scene they would have still been arrested but that act would show compassion. If you screw up, own it.
Not just that..... no charges for fleeing the scene of an accident with injuries. In PA that's a felony.
Yes, but the victim likely waved him off because he had a phone to call 911. He doesn’t know the drunk men and doesn’t want to potentially “disappear” in the rural woods. While helpless, he did the safest thing by downplaying his injury until trusted help arrived.
Would’ve halved the charges at least
What a horrible thing to do to leave someone you hit in the dark and not call for help!
They sher didn't make 'im feel welcome up dare in Wisskahnssin. Ya sher ya betcha!
Exactly, what if the guy didn’t have a phone? He would’ve laid there all night especially since his ankle was broken & it was sooo dark & nobody uses that road at night. What a bunch of selfish idiots. They care more about not getting in trouble than another human’s life or wellbeing. Disgusting.
I’m retired from the medical field and when I saw the DNR, my first thought was Do Not Resuscitate!!
In Wisconsin..D N R stands for "Do Nothing Right " .😮😮😮😮
Wait, I thought thats what they were referencing. Were they not referencing "do not resuscitate"?
I used wonder how all these old people worked for the DNR and there’s not actually that many DNR jobs. 😂😂😂…when someone would say “this person is DNR”. I’d be like “well i think it’s time they hang it up”. Always wondered why they looked at me so weird
No the video said they were most likely referring to the department of natural resources for a warden officer who knows the rules of a park better than the Average cop @@ShapesWithoutColors
@@ShapesWithoutColorsdnr is department of natural resources
They just left that guy. It might have been days till someone drove on that trail past his body. They just left him ...
you're not even allowed to drive on that trail, its a bike/running trail
Yep! Despicable!
Thankfully, the victim had a phone and called 911. He also confirmed that the men did stop, spoke briefly, then drove off. While mustache driver feared being caught driving drunk on a “no ATVs” trail, the helpless victim may have, understandably, been *very afraid of the two large men.* He’s severely hobbled and on a dark, rural trail (no witnesses) and might’ve feared being killed and dumped in the woods…to never be seen again. It’s possible that he also noticed the chainsaw in the back of ATV (mentioned by the driver to officer). 😧
In a similar situation, with a phone, I may have waved them off too. But without a phone, I would’ve had to take chances on the strangers helping me…rather than dying from exposure, as you imply.
@@leannemo7382the imagery in my mind is very comical. The guy about to ask for help, then he sees the chainsaw and just meekly dismisses them and lays down to die on the side of the road. Its not actually funny but if I saw it in a movie I'd def chuckle a little.
I mean, a broken ankle isn’t going to kill you most of the time. You’d die from dehydration or exposure before that. Since this seems like a fairly high traffic area (who goes for a run at night?) I’m fairly sure he would’ve been discovered before that happened. That’s not an excuse for his actions, but let’s not act like his whole body was run over. I’m just thinking like a judge who’s considering the sentence.
See, here's a guy obviously guilty as sin and still gets treated nicely because he's not being an ahole about it. Take notes.
There is some degree of truth to that
@@thecoloradokid85There’s a lot of truth what people determine about you is up to the first 15 seconds they speak to you so if you come off as annoying and brazen and then act kind it don’t matter to them they made up their mind the first 15 seconds
Yea, don't drink and drive.😂😂
Yup, true.
Reminds me of Chris rock’s “how not to get your @$$ kicked by the police”
I just tried the heel to toe steps in my kitchen completely sober - hope I never get asked to do that lol😂
I'd love to have a few cops try the drunk tests on sober people and see how they do. It would need to be a cop, because their presence can make one unsteady.
It's basically a scam to get a blood test or a blow as it is a subjective test. Many sober people would fail that test for many reasons.
You are not required to do field sobriety tests. In fact many lawyers have advised against doing them because cops will use them to try and prove you were impaired, even if you weren't. If you are sure you are sober you should immediately request to do a breath, urine or blood test and skip field sobrietys as to not implicate yourself by any perceived missteps by the officers.
@@petrichorsdreamin Tn if you refuse field sobriety test the next step is being taken to a hospital/EMS to get blood test. If you refuse either you’re charged with DUI or whatever it is automatically. I had a dui and I refused field test but when instructed by my lawyer on phone at jail he said you either do the blood test or you’re viewed as guilty, I did. I still beat it. Bc blood test can take months to process so if your lawyer is good they will do whatever they can for a fast process to settle/get it thrown out BEFORE the blood results get back. Mine was august and court was October and the blood wasn’t back yet from the state. It’s not a CSI type shit where it’s here tomorrow. You’re in a long line of mofo’s lol
@@HereForVideosNice to know drunk drivers are able to beat the system. 🙄
Old drunk "Fargo" is goin to jail don't ya know.
Wrong state
We don't call them that anymore its LGBT
I was thinking Wilford Brimley. 🤪
@@colleenpiechowski8511 Yeah I know but the twang is close.
@@ataridc Who's "we"? You and the illiterate mouse in your pocket?
I am liking the extra dialogue at the end of recent vids giving context to some of the events and charges. Thanks.
That heartless man left that cyclist on the side of the road in agony after hitting him and he actually had the nerve to complain about the simplest things while being arrested. I don't think he is a very good person at all.
Why was the cyclist sitting on the road?
@@misguidedangel6550 he couldn't walk after they struck him.
He didn’t want to leave him, but he left him
Now I"m going to be saying "Aw pooooop" and "cool beans" all day.
My favorite parts of the video
I say cool beans all the time. I don't remember exactly when it became part of my vernacular but I graduated in 1979 so maybe we said it way back then.
@@francesmcstay Me too. I still say Cool Beans and Poop. I'm HS class of 78.
I really appreciate the (i assume?) owner of the channel stepping in towards the end for that message. Most of these body cam channels feel like impersonal content fountains or even ai generated. Midwest saftey is def the best out there!
Midwest safety voice IS AI
@@Omer_Sastim_is_turtle_bot did you even watch the video before you decided to pipe up? i was referring to the video of the owner at the end. it’s also obvious at the very least that his scripts aren’t ai. also big whoop? youtubers have been using text to speech for YEARS.
It baffles me why they can’t just go straight to a breathalyzer test.
Skip the whole dance routine.
It is to prove that the individual is in no condition to drive. It cuts off the "but my client has a very high tolerance and can easily maintain control of his vehicle even at that level of intoxication" argument.
exactly, these tests are unreliable in the best circumstances. here on an uneven trail I bet it would be completely invalid and is likely to be thrown out by a judge.
Because drugs don’t show but failing the tests is indication you have cause to arrest and do a blood test.
@@pap3rw8They conduct other reliable breath tests at the jail and or go to hospital and do a blood draw. Refusal gets you the same penalty as being drunk. In an injury accident they usually get a warrant for a blood draw.
@@pap3rw8
All three tests combined have a 91% reliability in determining someone above a 0.08 BAC.
It takes 10 seconds to google this.
He looks like a cartoon character. Elmer Fudd thinks it's rabbit season
I was thinking Wilford Brimmly.
Skewy wabbit.
@@SlapthePissouttayew As was I.
Lol
He's hunting wabbits with whiskey
“Snuggled up” is CRAZY 😩🤦🏽♀️🤣.
I'm like "what" and he's like "ow" and I'm like "okay" and he's like "my foot" you know and I'm like "okay", you know. Like, that's like, what it is, you know.
Ah, the joys of the English language.
It is what it is.
The joys of alcohol more like. It makes people stoopid.
😂😂
"And ya know, he was like 'well, we'll see ya' and I didn't smoke him or anything"!
Oh my gosh 😂 this post just killed me 🤣 Hey wait! You forgot, “Ahhh poop” 😂
I’m positive he didn’t say “you bumped my foot,” or “I’m okay.”
how are you positive if you weren't there? You can think you know but unless you say its its imposable to be 100%. unless you just are big headed
@@William47345 It seems unlikely someone would say "aww shucks - you bumped my foot" after one's ankle was crushed by 800 or so pounds of force at speed.
@@plastic9000 That late, in the middle of nowhere on a back road? Yeah im saying im fine so the man does not finish me off and hide my body.
@@William47345 LOL true
@@William47345 schizo mode
They did this guy dirty. It shouldn't be another charge for refusing a blood test.
It looks so dark out there I can’t imagine getting hit and laying in that darkness that’s horrible
And if there really are bears there, he could be someone's late night snack.
Man, that cop was nice. Any video I've ever seen involving Wisconsin police, they are so nice.
We got some good ones around here. Love living in Wisconsin.
Kinda sketchy though. By himself after dark with two men. He must’ve trusted that they wouldn’t ambush him. I’ve seen many situations where the cop is left lying in the shoulder
I actually shook one’s hand after a speeding ticket and said thank you. 😂 I get nervous when I get pulled over, and he was super chill, so my words and actions were on super good behavior. 😂
They all seem nice, even the drunk guy (except for the little thing about the hit and run part). The cops were super nice, the nurse at the hospital too.
It must be a Midwest thing. I hear they’re really polite.
Man there was two of them too. One could have stayed with the injured man while the other went home. Imagine if he didn't have a phone
They were drunk and knew it.....they left to avoid the out charges.
damn those charges, the DNR does not play around.
Knew he was drunk, I felt bad for the victim only. He had a lot of excuses but, didn't care that he hurt someone else.
I really appreciate the professionalism these officers displayed throughout the entire encounter. It's hard when you know the person hurt someone and then left the scene.
That’s super narcissistic to drive on a trail you’re not supposed to be on, drunk as Hell, hit an innocent person, flee without even calling for help, and leaving them immobilized and injured by themselves in the woods at 10:00pm. He needs the book thrown at him. Poor victim could’ve died. I hope he makes a full recovery.
I dont know if thats the right word for it...
He’s prob done it a million times without incident. He was too comfortable.
And then tries to seem like an 'aw shucks' nice guy. Well maybe he is when he isn't drunk.
from a broken ankle? drama queen
@@thomasmccann3679 how did anyone know the victim only had a broken ankle? Driver didn't even want to hear about the ankle. And it wasn't just broken - it was crushed. That absolutely could kill someone.
Sitting here two weeks postoperative ankle fracture. There's NO WAY the victim said everything's ok. Extremely painful and requires metal plates and screws to put you back together. Asshats left him there! They're worried about a tow fee and the poor guy probably won't be functional for a couple of months!
Agreed, especially a crushing injury.
Agreed! I had a broken ankle (it wasn’t crushed like this guys) had to have plates and screws. Extremely painful and never got full recovery of range of motion in my ankle. Also expensive medical bills.
@@sylviakidd1908 :(
I would have loved to hear you're as good as new. I'm still in a cast and had the fracture blisters to boot. Ouch!
He was probably in shock when the drivers talked to him, the pain probably hit after they left
Could be shock, I've broken both legs, ribs, collar bone, it has never seemed like a big deal immediately after. Maybe that's just me, but in my experience broken bones don't really start hurting for about a half hour.
I didn't want to leave him, so I left him.
DNR never fails to throw the literal whole entire book at you, collecting charges like no other.
They didn't literally throw a book at him. That's a figurative expression.
I doubt they have ever "literally" thrown a book at anyone
@@coloradohikertrash9958 god you must be fun at parties
@@TheBigMclargehugeliterally can literally be used in a figurative sense - look it up in the dictionary before you think you’re smarter than someone else.
@@coloradohikertrash9958 Nah. Think about it a moment. How many DNR officers have there ever been? How many of those have access to books? Chances are, at least one has thrown a book at someone, for whatever reason. Maybe not “the book”, but A book.
This guy is really good at incriminating himself, thankfully
If you come across a game warden and he's giving you lip, the best way to get out of it is to stand your ground and tell him "You're not even a real cop".
That works out really well every time. 🤣
His use of “poop” instead of what most of us would say, makes him seem like a nice grandfatherly type. Leaving an injured person to die sure contradicts that.
Most the Wisconsin drunks I have seen are combative and nearly impossible to get in cuffs. That was a nice change.
Edit: spellcheck
@@FATMAC2 yeah. leaving a crippled person out in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night.
60 years old and only maimed one guy that we know of. Not too bad for a couple of drunks.
Just 2 old Wisconsin drunks out trail riding. I would be very surprised if this is his first DWI. He is smart forcing a blood test, gave him 2 extra hours to have a lower BAC. He was highly intoxicated even hours later
don’t you mean DWW (driving while Wisconsin)?
Imagine listening "Fuck the police" while you are the police 😂😂
A lot of do, its a good song.
They are not known for intelligence or self awareness. Even the ones we othewise seeing do n ok job. What ws any one of these officers up to last week I wonder. Kinda how it works. We see the cool video, we don't see the previous 714 complaints, assault allegations, etc,
@@CharagrinQUESTION: What is *MORE* “newsworthy”, good cops doing their jobs or bad cops doing wrong?
@@Charagrin yea I'm a cop, last week I was working and while i was off I spent time with my family. Not sure what you were implying but the only cops I know that have done illegal shit have gotten fired for it.
Its a mating call.
The cop that was speaking with the driver would be a great poker player.
He played super chill to get as much info from the perp as possible. KUDOS!
He was clearly well trained and also applied his training expertly. He intentionally acts chummy and nonchalant to disarm the suspects, while being fully in control of the situation and the direction of the entire investigation. Well done, indeed.
@@TheRealPDizzle Indeed!
This guy is drunk as a skunk. Leaving the scene of an accident is a serious crime. He really screwed up.
4 wheel driver is creepy. "Not like I smoked him." wonder what else he has done.
Exactly. First time he’s been caught, but with that kind of mentality I am sure there’s worst he’s done that he got away with.
Shame on this driver not only for his actions that night, but then having the temerity to plead not guilty when all this is on camera AND they had to get a warrant to test his blood. Now all this time and effort has to be put into a trial. I hope the injured cyclist has filed the appropriate lawsuits against this drunk driver either in criminal or civil court, because he needs to be made as close to whole as possible. Ankle injuries and breaks can be brutal with long-lasting limitations on mobility.
I don’t think you know how this works
Just kinda looked up words and try to make them go together eh?
Pleading not guilty doesn't mean you're pleading innocence.
Right now (or a few months ago, given that the trial date has passed), the defense attorney and the prosecutor are working out a plea deal. I doubt this went to trial.
That’s the game: hit the defendant with maximal charges so you can knock off some charges for a guilty plea. The defense is thinking about the penalties and how to minimize them. The number of charges is not as important because the penalties (jail time) usually run concurrently. This case is going to be tough on the defense, because everything seems pretty clew cut.
As soon as the guy started speaking I knew he was hammered.
Dude has no concern for the cyclist he hit.
@AlWorth9738 A combination of inexperience, lack of education, and the selfishness perpetuated by the individualism that car ownership encourages
@AlWorth9738 Because cyclists can be intolerably arrogant, like motorcyclists. I say this as both a cyclist and motorcyclist. TroisKayas is on point. You gotta check your behavior too. Pedaling your way on 2 wheels doesn't automatically make you better than "just about" everyone else nor award you special authority over the highway. The pigheadedness involved in riding side by side to intentionally block traffic simply because "we're here and ain't moving!" is akin to brake checking, except it's a hell of a lot more dangerous outside of the suburbs. It's the sort of thing that gets us killed. I almost plowed through a couple taking a Sunday ride on a rural road doing this very thing as I was coming around a blind corner while taking a Sunday drive in my truck. This is why we are, contrary to popular belief, legally obligated to pull over to the side and allow faster traffic to pass regardless what we're driving or riding. Your kids can't play in the middle of the road and neither can you. Impeding traffic is extremely dangerous and illegal. Just as dangerous as not giving a cyclist ample room while passing after the smart ones move out of the way. Be aware, be courteous, be respectful, be decent, be safe. Don't be an ass. It has a price on the road.
@@TroisKayas Yup! This right here. They bring it on themselves. Get out of the way. Arrogant m'fers
@AlWorth9738 I wish more cyclists would follow traffic laws, if you're on the road it doesn't matter if you're on a bicycle, a motorcycle, a golf cart or whatever, you still need to signal turns, stop at red lights/stop signs, yield, etc. I also really don't like it when a cyclist is riding at night and they're wearing dark clothes with no high-viz clothing or anything or even no reflectors at all, I've had it happen before where there was a guy riding right down the middle of a state route at night, no streetlights at all wearing a black hoodie and all of his reflectors were busted, the only reason I saw him in time was because the moon was full that night and I could see his shadow. Like c'mon dude I don't want to run you over at least put on a bright colored hat/helmet.
Who fucking bicycles in the dark past midnight on a walking trail? His bike didn't belong there either. Looks like a bloody hobo to me. No sympathy for the drunk driver and very little for the cyclist. Two idiots playing dumbass games in the dark.
17:57, “He’s a marine”
Motto for all arm services is “ Leave no man behind”
You’re right. This guy is not representative of the Marines. He’s probably lying about serving or got kicked out. A pos for sure.
This is an incorrect statement
The Navy and Coastguard don't mention leaving no man behind in their creeds. In the Army, our creed states never leave a fallen comrade.
@@Hi-NuAetherling yet when a seal falls in the water in full kit another seal jumps in to save him and drowns himself. That was a sad story not to long ago
Army Rangers
Consider that they tested his BAC 2 hours later and it was still over the legal limit. Imagine how high it was at the time of the incident.
Mumbling mustaches Batman, what a couple of 'winners'. Gotta love the part about 'I know I'm not supposed to ride here, but it's something I like to do'. He told the passenger he thought he saw a bear. I guess back then circuses had bears riding bikes...😁
My oldest son is a DNR warden up in Kewanee Count Wisconsin. He loves it
Prosecutor be like: Charge him with everything
The suspect has the whole 'friendly grandpa' act down pat. The scary part is someone like that is capable of something as heinous as a hit and run while drunk on an UTV.
Even has most of the grandpa "look" about him with the mustache and the glasses.
The fact that you included the rap artists names and the fact the officer was blasting it on his radio just adds something else to this video 😂
What a CREEP! Not only left the guy for dead, you even had the balls to not cooperate w Officers! Making them get a warrant for blood test! Face it: You left the guy for dead in the woods & tried to beat the crime! I hope this goes to Jury Trial...
My name is Wilford Brimley, and I have diabetis
You nailed it!
😂
What was the name of the tv show Wilfred was on?
@@zekesgirl100I only remember Quaker Oats commercials. And the movie _Cocoon._
😅😂
And that’s how you’re treated when you are respectful of the law enforcement officers.
Wild that isn't it
They were white guys too which makes a huge difference
Lick boots more.
@@USAMontananoh buzz off with that shit
@@USAMontanan…
About a month ago I broke my fibula, it’s above the ankle bone.
Breaking anything near the foot and ankle is an *intense* pain.
Enough to make you vomit.
You go into shock.
I could barely breathe let alone talk for the first 10 minutes.
There’s absolutely no way they didn’t just ditch him.
These guys are the scum of the earth.
I hope he presses charges, it is *NOT* a cheap recovery.
I crushed my ankle over 20 years ago. Ruined my very active life. 3 surgeries plus 6 mons of pt. I can't ride a bike, run, surf or even squat etc. When you crush a joint there is no getting back to the way you used to be.
Can confirm, had a vertical fracture of the distal tibia, injuries like that make one realize how many moving parts an ankle has. It's on par with tooth pain.
I sprained my ankle running and fell to the ground immediately grabbing my ankle. Holy fuck that hurt
@@Trey-f9t Can confirm. Had an incomplete vertical fracture of my distal tibia, it no longer has full freedom of motion. Healed wonky. This was years ago, and I remember it was miserable. Not as bad as a double fractured collar bone but yeah, miserable. I wish you a speedy recovery and please, PLEASE do not test it. When it feels good again, you baby that ankle for another two months. It can feel ok and not be ok, and it doesn't take much to fuck it up and end up with excessive scar tissue or other problems.
I simply dislocated my left small toe, and I was in agony for 12 hours until it popped back in. I can't imagine a crushed ankle.
WOW That's a lot of charges for that accident. I hope the cyclist has recovered and his bike repaired. Good video.
Seems like exactly the right amount of charges
They are trying to stack charges. The doubles won't stick
@@de7403 Nay I am a gun toting, military retiree that has never voted blue. With that said, I have compassion and kindness for a fellow human. What’s your excuse?
That game warden chill af
props to the officer for being kind and respectful the entire process.
I was waiting for him to say "I wasn't driving!! I was traveling! Where is the injured party?? He's not here! How do I know this alleged cyclist even exists? You don't have jurisdiction!!""
SovCits are just the best aren't they?
Surprise sovereign citizen reveal
I was to but i quickly noticed his hair was not multi colored and no indication of a hog ring in his nose
"But I was honest, I did everything they said and I still went to jail!" Poor guy. He never learned rule number 1. Never talk to the pigs.
Yeah...the cops were definitely in the wrong here....🙄
Yes-- tell your story again for the 3rd time in ten minutes, as if it gets more effective that way 🙄
Also don't let the kids drive please we lost two young boys in our neighborhood that way, they're not safe for kids. "States with the most ATV-related deaths from 1982 to 2014 were Texas (773), Pennsylvania (702), West Virginia (698), California (694) and Kentucky (629)"
We live in Texas.
@@Tylwaa get them dirtbikes instead. They are a lot safer than ATVs
The guys reaction to which jails he's going to: "Ahhh poop"😂
Wow, he pleaded NOT guilty to all charges. The nerve of this guy.
That way he can bargain with the prosecutor and get some of the charges lowered or dismissed it's commonly done.
Yes, if you plead guilty you can’t plead your case, if you plead not guilty you can try to plead your case… often lawyers advise the consequences of this and why it’s better or worse for your particular situation. He chose to haggle and bullshit most likely. Because he has no case…but he’s a loser. So. That’s what losers will do. It still can be a smart move even though…bc a lot of judges are known to be terrible a holes etc… corruption can cause effects. It’s a fuckin game at the same time. But I digress…
SOP for defendants.
@@leahjones9626 🤣
@@FATMAC2 "pleaded" is a British English, the language I speak. Learn the difference.
damn they hit him with every charge they could lmfao. bet he wont do that again
🤷♀️ till next time.
bet he will, it’s wisconsin 😩
These videos are the best of their kind on TH-cam
"I didn't want to leave him."
Leaves him.
Was anyone else surprised by that cop listening to that music?
Hypocrisy runs rampant these days.
I’m so here for it. 😂
Not really. People like whatever music. You can listen to gangster rap and not be a gangster.
Cops getting neck tattoos and full sleeves/hand tattoos and listening to gang banger music?
Its dumb, why do cops that are on patrol attempt to emulate thugs and criminals?
"all i can hear is your bullcrap"
"10-4.. its shut off"
Dispatch did not pass the vibe check
Shows absolutely no shame, disgusting
Is it normal for these people to be doing this at night in the pitch black? Lmao so strange
No its not normal to drunk drive a vehicle on a walking trail in the middle of the night. Dude obviously knew he was doing wromg so tried to skip the real roads where he would get caught more easily. He ran over a person. He crushed their ankle then left them alone on a bridge out in the wilderness at night, that is abhorrent psychotic behavior. Very not normal.
It’s wisconsin, what else is there to do there!? Perfectly normal.
You have no idea the debauchery that goes on at night there
@@jessyvalentine7492 But the victim waved him off because he had a phone to call 911. He doesn’t know the drunk men and doesn’t want to potentially “disappear” in the rural woods. While helpless, he did the safest thing by downplaying his injury until trusted help arrived.
The driver was scummy for not immediately calling 911 to report the accident, but he was obviously trying to avoid charges for drunk driving on a prohibited trail. While it may seem “psychotic”, it’s very typical of most intoxicated drivers who downplay their involvement.
If you watch more of these body-cam arrests, you’ll soon realize that this driver is actually more polite and sane than so many others. That’s a disappointing realization, actually. 😔
Its normal.
@jessyvalentine7492 he's not psychotic, Jesus Christ. His fight or flight response kicked in and he booked it. He is a douche for leaving the guy there, but a drunk driver will try getting away most of the time.