To translate something in the background you can hear a mom telling her child what happened and why you shouldnt do that. Atleast someone learned something that day lol
@ׂ From personal experience, especially based on the service i had in the Danish military during- and after 9/11, I would have shot that man if he had layed hands on a Danish military person violently. Being at the Royal Danish Palace or anywhere else in Denmark.
@@GameLorePage so? On drugs ok not entirely there to think clearly, but prank? Nope it says everywhere to NOT MESS WITH THE GUARDS.... they’re on a job, and they’ve gone through hell of a training to be there....
My dad was a personal guard to the old king. We loved to go to the palace and see where he used “to work”. I particularly remember him telling us that the king would sneak off from a royal dinner or such and grab a smoke with his guards in the hallways. My dad said the king was very down to earth and seemed more comfortable when casual. I asked my dad once how he became guard to the king, he replied “I was tall and handsome”, lol, but he was.
The security guards are there to protect such people from the Royal Guards. Edit: I know they're the police, but like, they're guarding in that moment, so I just naturally call them security guards lol My bad.
I think that you dont know that the royal guards are elites, they are very professional but they have to keep their roles, they are far more specialiesed at protecting the quen. With that being said you are also right, the guard did peotect them, since the royal guards cant get out of role, but believe me they can protect themselves far better then the guard.
@@atomicubes.inc.9814 I think you misread the comment. The police protected THE MAN in the first place because if the royal guards had to protect themselves, they would probably have shot the man down.
At the 1:00 mark, the guard in the small blue cap, he was not on guard with the others, he would have come out with his rifle slung like that, because something happened. So yes, as someone else noted, if the police had not taken the guy down, he might have gone down another way.
@@u.6549 in a specified emergency box probably, same box would have a bunch of loaded mags for their c7s and combat caps to replace their ceremonial headwear
@@TheCoolCucumber You're correct, their guard quarters is just inside the archway you see there next to the lone standing guard, so the guy with the rifle was likely on or off duty inside, where they dont wear the bearskin hat.
@@steenbirketoft6250 atleast some of them are conscripted. I had friends from highschool that served in the royal guard as conscripts and they were on guard. Are you sure you arent thinking about the British royal guard, where they all are veterans?
Trust me, that police officer saved that mans life. If he have went a few meters closer, it would had ended very bad. - From a former Danish Royal Guard.
For all those saying they would have shot the man you need to remember that one of the most important aspects of potentially lethal force is the backstop. You might have noticed the large crowd, it would be too easy to send a round straight into it from their position. Non-lethal was definitely the right answer here in my opinion. What does anyone else think? Edit; if you're gonna respond to anyone that's already replied, I recommend reading the rest of the replies first, to avoid upset.
I don't think they would ever have shot him anyway they would either use their bayonet or just hit him with the stub of the rifle. Or maybe even just tackle him like the security guard did
I don’t think they would use lethal force simply due to the large crowd. I understand that they couldn’t possibly know what the man was doing, but it would’ve looked terrible with a large crowd there.
That is the normal way to takedown someone in the rest of the world. The Brits and Americans are the only ones that like to do noise for whatever reason. If this happened in america I have no doubt there would have been a lot of shouting and maybe one shot involved
i think the term for such in australia is 'serial pest' people who thrive off negative publicity in the media focus.... inherent psychological problems the reason for their strange behaviour ....
I was actually at the place shown in the video last year, at one point I was looking at one of the guards and just randomly decided to salute him, to my amazement the guy actually returned my salute, awesome guy and a lovely country!
in 1963 I was walking down the streeet in uniform, where the lifeguard marched to the castle. We had been tol that should we meet them we had to front them, and salute. I did, and my salute was returned by the captain leadinf the guard detail. He lowered his sabre!!
Police officer actually :) It's a tradition here in Denmark, when a police officer is getting older, they start to keep an eye on the Queens palace (now renamed the Kings palace). 2024.
They are special trained guards with various weapons on them, no wonder why they didn't even overreact at an unarmed man, especially because he is heavily outnumbered
you are crazy ..what if the guy had a bomb strapped to his chest ....." outnumbered " lol, they should all be on a charge of negligence , that guy got close enough to kill them all .
Formation is nothing if it's about stopping an intruder. If he would have kept going to the entrance, the 2 guard not on formation, would kept him eyeing with the rifle and sabre.
Excellent work by the officer. The detail turned their heads, determined that the officer had it in hand, and resumed formation; perfect. Another soldier appeared, blue headdress, with a weapon; I suspect he was part of an ever-present but hidden guard.
One older police officer to tackle a guy, hold him down and put him in cuffs. You watching America? No more than one shout and no unnecessary violence.
@@michaelyakson9953 Yes, and its not unheard of that they use them to fire warning shots. I don't think they have actually ever shot anyone. They are fully trained military. If they are considered good enough they get offered the chance to be a guard here for 6 months (or something like that). Its a massive honor in Denmark.
@@rerooar When Denmark was invaded 9th of April 1940, the Nazis got quite a shooting welcome at the palace. But of course that was a different time, different situation.
Did anyone notice how calm those dudes were? The police actually saved that idiot from worse. Don't let the uniform fool you. They are not just there for looking good on postcards and tourist pictures. Every guard carries a fully loaded M95 rifle ( Colts M16A4) and is very capable of defending himself if the need should be. These guys are the to protect our Queen and the palace, like the Royal guards do it at Buckingham Palace. Don't fuck around with them they only do their job...and they're good at it.
well i understand ur point, but they rly didnt seemed to atleast heard the guy approaching from behind, so if it wasnt for that old cop, if the guy had a knife or something he could easily stab one of the guards from behind, so no they dont look that much prepared
@@polacobr They know the police are there and they are trained not to get easily distracted. If someone yelled KNIFE or something I'm sure they would have reacted. That guy wasn't a serious thread so they were at ease.
As a Danish person I am honestly irritated with how people can act around guards not only Danish guards but also others as well it’s so idiotic seeing how they can easily get a slap in the face or get arrested.
Oh, I don't know ... jeg ved nu ikke helt. Jeg er AUG 2002, og allerede min årgang var lettere rygradsløs. Ikke så meget fordi vi var bange for lidt karambolage (vi var sidste VTKMP-årgang med M/75, og sligt GV ku' gi' kolbeslag der ville noget), men fordi den efterfølgende opgejling af støvler, taske og sabelskede ville tage yderligere 100 år. Så hellere lade panserne om det; de er - ironisk nok - langt bedre påklædt.
@Elite Shots At least the British Queen's Guards are actually clad for the task, even when in ceremonial uniform. Do you see a redcoat prance around with a useless sword and a (until recently) useless leather bag? No. They carry exactly what they need; rifle and themselves.
Good that no one got hurt. Even some of the guards had to quickly look, that is a bit rare, but understandable. Most be tough to just stand still so disciplined.
@@MarkyLuisqIdio that is nonsens. It is called the Royal Life guard. And the ship the Queen uses on her summertrip is called the Royal yacht Dannebrog.
@@TheCoolCucumber You can find swords alongside any military personnal in Europe, when they wear ceremonial or traditional guard uniform to guard or patrol an important place. Sword or more like sabre, either on horse or on foot.
Many years ago I served as a conscripted guard at the Swedish Royal Palace at Drottningholm where the Royal Family lives, and we had one nutjob, a woman who turned out to be non-violent, but she showed up in the middle of the night and tried to get into the sealed off area of the Palace. The thing is, one never knows who is harmless but mentally unstable, who is dangerous, who is just drunk and annoying etc. Although we don't see the buildup of this situation, it appears to have been a very swift an "clean" takedown by the Police officer, good work.
Why didn't the Guards react? I was in the German Guard battalion, as we were standing guard at the guard house in Berlin during the memorial day some dude threw rocks at us, the officer charged at the attacker and took him down til the standing around soldiers like me and later the police arrested him, then he marched back to his Guards, how it should be.
The guards at the royal palaces in Denmark are by tradition conscripts. They go through the same training as the conscripts in all other Danish regiments but in half the time, and that includes training for their guards duties. That's why the regiment is notoriously disciplined and the training hard. After 4.5 months of training as infantry soldiers, they move to barracks in Copenhagen, where they serve as guardsmen to the royal family. In that time, they spend a week every month with continued training as infantry soldiers, at some training facility elsewhere in Denmark.
No yelling, no spitting, no struggling or insulting, not when caught by the admirably fast-responding officer, nor when taken away *right past the guys he intended to assault.* Geez, even felons are polite in Denmark... these developed Countries...
@@scarlettmanson712 yes but this is Denmark it's more likely that he would have been tackled and if it was a bomb then by the time they had gotten their rifles ready he would have detonated, and if it was a bomb he could also have been wearing a deadman switch
Imagine if that was your dad that hasnt seen you in years and couldn't resist running up to hug you. He was thwarted by police right behind you and you hear him crying for you but you're obligated to keep military bearing. That'd be tough
What i dont understand is why the guards didnt react other than looking at him, they have full authorization to apprehend him, instead the police had to get him first.
They could've shot him if he got to them. They also had their backs turned, and only got a look at what was happening after he was apprehended py the officer
It's just mote convenient to have the professional police handle it, since they would be the ones who get transferred the prisoner over afterwards. In Denmark we want the police to handle things if possible
@@PrivateMarcus that’s right, but how do they know if he’s unarmed? i’m almost certain they’re allowed to shoot when the man is carrying a bag, there could easily be a bomb in there for all they know, i just think they don’t wanna do anything unnecessary like shooting him since there’s children around who could be traumatized by something like that, in my honest opinion a place like this needs more rules, and should be treated less like a tourist attraction
@@thething9617 They carry 9 rounds in the mag, and 1 in the chamber. Furthermore, in recent years, the "bullet-bag" has been equipped with ammunition as well.
@@m.nielsen1539 Huh, I guess they get special treatment compared to "normal" soldiers on guard duty that only gets 5 rounds. Or at least they did in 2014 when I was a conscript.
@@thething9617 Where did you serve? I was a conscript in the royal guards from 2017-2018. Back then we carried nine rounds in the mag and 1 in the chamber, the bag, however, was purely ceremonial; that changed in 2019 I think.
@@m.nielsen1539 I was a conscript at Haderslev Kaserne, so just the "normal" army. We carried 5 rounds each, 1 in the chamber 4 in the mag and the NCO or officer in charge of the watch carried a fully loaded pistol instead of a rifle. But a lot can change in 5 years and there are probably very different protocols between the royal guard and normal guard duty in the regular army.
The guards were under command - and since the police officers had the situation sorted, no need for the guards to act independently, which they are allowed to do if a situaltion arises.
@@dansrensen8592 They have never done it, they are only allowed to call the police, they have no authority. In the danish military they are referred to as tin soldiers
@@rasmusjensen588 Det har de, de må åbne ild. Dog først som advarsel efter følgende efter target. Deres våben er skarp fra de forlader kasseren. De skyder ikke ret tit, da der ikke er behov. Tror mig når en Garder råber personer an.. Så flytter de sig normalt. Der er huller i væggen fra Tyskerns overfald på Amalienborg i 1940. Tyskerne kom aldrig ind og Garden holdt dem væk. Plus jeg håber ikke du mener Tin soldater i forhold til de soldater der har deltaget i missioner i udlandet.... Hilsen en gammel Garder.
@@wackadakka3134 He´s as close as every body else. This is Denmark, not the US. People don´t have guns in Denmark. Security is just fine. The police officer didn´t need to shoot him either. A lot greater work to run him up than standing far away with a gun. What button would the guy be pushing? The one on the plastique bag?
@@rikkenielsen4148 yuou better think twice before you do anything to a danish soldier on watch they don`t need anyone to tell them to open fire if they are atacked
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Danish Royal Guard: Pulls out sword “I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long ti- ........ Back to work it is. Darn.”
Most underrated comment 🤣
lol
@Brooks Kaiser Sнцт тне Fцсk цр
This deserves to be top
@Brooks Kaiser Hahahaha, You're Brown!!!!!
Guy rushes 22 men with rifles and Bayonets, his mom must be proud of him.
And sabres
And Elites
*Skill unlocked* : Big Balls: gain +10 points into strength and courage, but lose 50% speed
The sarcasm in this one comment is pure gold!
Rifles probably arent loaded unless theres a high threat alert but still, 22 bayonets will tear you apart
To translate something in the background you can hear a mom telling her child what happened and why you shouldnt do that. Atleast someone learned something that day lol
"Ham der glemte at høre efter hvad politiet sagde"
@@MrArray1967 haha ja, forstår ikke hvorfor de ikke bare forklarer ungen at han var en idiot
@@nikolajniko2447 så har man jo ikke forklaret noget.
Finally, a good parent.
Man danish is different from german after all i couldn't understand shit
Can we just appreciate the police officer for a second? Solid work.
@Evan Hodge funnily enough I don’t apply marketing tactics to a fucking comment. How about you write one if ur so original?
Absolutely! 😁
@J Hemphill btw, what is legatophobe?
Well, he fucking fell instantly in submission, the officer had it easy.
Why is there ALWAYS some comment asking people to appreciate the obvious details in a video?
Tackled by police or shot by the Queens guard - The man was lucky!
@ׂ From personal experience, especially based on the service i had in the Danish military during- and after 9/11, I would have shot that man if he had layed hands on a Danish military person violently. Being at the Royal Danish Palace or anywhere else in Denmark.
it would actually be cool to see the gaurds in action for once but sadly at the expense of that man
It's not the queens guard
@@robertoorrego4374 well wtf are they then may i ask??
@@villadspedersen3970 read the title this is Denmark not England. They are the Danish royal guards
Old man still has it! :D
Most police around the Queen's mansion are older guys, but they still kick ass. Make no mistake.
Absolutely 💯
@@vBDKv the royal guard are actually not that old though- the local bobbies are
Sure but the man isn't resisting, he's either pranking them or on drugs lol
@@GameLorePage so? On drugs ok not entirely there to think clearly, but prank? Nope it says everywhere to NOT MESS WITH THE GUARDS.... they’re on a job, and they’ve gone through hell of a training to be there....
My dad was a personal guard to the old king. We loved to go to the palace and see where he used “to work”. I particularly remember him telling us that the king would sneak off from a royal dinner or such and grab a smoke with his guards in the hallways. My dad said the king was very down to earth and seemed more comfortable when casual. I asked my dad once how he became guard to the king, he replied “I was tall and handsome”, lol, but he was.
what king?
@@littlechicken1196 Probably King George VI of Britain.
The Danish or British King?
@@lazykoalabros6254 well it is an article about the DANES so I imagine it was the DANISH king.
@@littlechicken1196 Maybe Frederick IX?
The security guards are there to protect such people from the Royal Guards.
Edit: I know they're the police, but like, they're guarding in that moment, so I just naturally call them security guards lol
My bad.
I think that you dont know that the royal guards are elites, they are very professional but they have to keep their roles, they are far more specialiesed at protecting the quen. With that being said you are also right, the guard did peotect them, since the royal guards cant get out of role, but believe me they can protect themselves far better then the guard.
Pretty sure they're the police
@@GameLorePage yup
@@atomicubes.inc.9814 I think you misread the comment. The police protected THE MAN in the first place because if the royal guards had to protect themselves, they would probably have shot the man down.
@@chrisrezende oh I see, but my comment stil made sens, thanks for clearing that out.
At the 1:00 mark, the guard in the small blue cap, he was not on guard with the others, he would have come out with his rifle slung like that, because something happened. So yes, as someone else noted, if the police had not taken the guy down, he might have gone down another way.
True
Yep, exactly. He had removed the large hat and had a 30 round magazine in his c8. He was ready to shoot
@@oscarstenderup i wonder where the hat goes lol
@@u.6549 in a specified emergency box probably, same box would have a bunch of loaded mags for their c7s and combat caps to replace their ceremonial headwear
@@TheCoolCucumber You're correct, their guard quarters is just inside the archway you see there next to the lone standing guard, so the guy with the rifle was likely on or off duty inside, where they dont wear the bearskin hat.
"your order is to protect the queen and royals"
"Who'll protect us?"
"The police officers"
The police acted to protect the idiot, the Guards are professional soldiers, if he'd reached them they'd probably kill him.
@@minerat27 Isnt the majority of the royal guard on guard duty conscripts? I wouldn't call soldiers with 4-8 months experience "professionals".
@@thething9617 They are NOT conscripts. They are professionel soldiers - some of them has been on duty in Afghanistan.
@@steenbirketoft6250 atleast some of them are conscripted. I had friends from highschool that served in the royal guard as conscripts and they were on guard. Are you sure you arent thinking about the British royal guard, where they all are veterans?
@@thething9617 you know Denmark has sent troops in Afghanistan, right? You really can't be that f*cking dumb, right?
They shot him out in the backyard..
hahah i was wondering what dungeon still may be under the palace.
Lmao
@@rolandet rofl!
He didnt win the gulag lol
Fuckin deserved imo. Rushing literal soldiers with a bag of shit is never a good idea.
Trust me, that police officer saved that mans life. If he have went a few meters closer, it would had ended very bad. - From a former Danish Royal Guard.
Men er det ikke dit job at beskytte Hendes Majestæt og kongefamilien?
@@danishcommander4dk
Garderne skal også beskytte sig selv.
*"Hey it's Uber Eats here! Who ordered the 10 beef burri-"*
Criminally underrated comment.
Mcdelivery!!
*TAKEDOWN*
Ахахаххаха
One policeman, only one, no weapons, no yelling, no drama. Effectiveness at its most. Kudos!!!!
He is armed with a H and K USP pistol.
He did yell "Hallo" and the clip might have more previous sonund
@@janandersen8735 Come on.,.. he did not draw it! I am sure the initial comment meant there were no drawn, pointing guns. What is your point?
@@ghanaboyz That the "no weapons" is incorrect
Dude coming out with the rifle was ready to slay someone lol
Had that been an American police. he would have shot someone
I was thinking man he about lit him up
@@fido3561 criminals should be shot but ok
he is sitting inside that guard room, day in and day out. PRAYING that someone is stupid enough to give him the excuse he is yearning for.
@@scar445 he is the sergeant of the guard. guard commander is an officer (captain/major).
Big salute to the old police officer 🇩🇰
Off he went, into the room of torture , a room with the floor covered with lego bits.
Barefoot😂😂😂😂
mew
@ EDS...And they took his shoes
They have actually a bench to strech ppl like those so you goes from 6 feet -11 ..
For all those saying they would have shot the man you need to remember that one of the most important aspects of potentially lethal force is the backstop. You might have noticed the large crowd, it would be too easy to send a round straight into it from their position. Non-lethal was definitely the right answer here in my opinion. What does anyone else think?
Edit; if you're gonna respond to anyone that's already replied, I recommend reading the rest of the replies first, to avoid upset.
a normal 5.56 mm which is the one in their weapons would defiantly go though the man, and injurer if not kill civilians behind the "hostile" man.
I don't think they would ever have shot him anyway they would either use their bayonet or just hit him with the stub of the rifle. Or maybe even just tackle him like the security guard did
I don’t think they would use lethal force simply due to the large crowd. I understand that they couldn’t possibly know what the man was doing, but it would’ve looked terrible with a large crowd there.
@@woodsy6425 yes I'm in agreement I was just clarifying for all the people who say they would've shot him that it was never an option👍
@@neilmckay7586 Agreed 👍
I love how the Royal Guards were extremely puzzled when they saw someone being arrested behind them
That’s like the most chilled takedown I’ve seen.
That is the normal way to takedown someone in the rest of the world. The Brits and Americans are the only ones that like to do noise for whatever reason. If this happened in america I have no doubt there would have been a lot of shouting and maybe one shot involved
The same guy who rode a bike into the mayor...
i think the term for such in australia is 'serial pest' people who thrive off negative publicity in the media focus.... inherent psychological problems the reason for their strange behaviour
....
What the hell? The culprit is old, and the man who's holding him is even older? These gramps kick ass!
He doesn't look that old.
R erired E xtremely D angerous
mew
I was actually at the place shown in the video last year, at one point I was looking at one of the guards and just randomly decided to salute him, to my amazement the guy actually returned my salute, awesome guy and a lovely country!
in 1963 I was walking down the streeet in uniform, where the lifeguard marched to the castle. We had been tol that should we meet them we had to front them, and salute. I did, and my salute was returned by the captain leadinf the guard detail. He lowered his sabre!!
they be turning around like: this is against protocoll
That guard with the tackle. ✌💚 from 🇺🇸
It was an officer but yes, he did a great job
Police officer actually :) It's a tradition here in Denmark, when a police officer is getting older, they start to keep an eye on the Queens palace (now renamed the Kings palace). 2024.
Which only goes to show that when push comes to shove at the Royal Palace, it's the police that end up taking care of business.
@@danielvanr.8681 the royal guards were facing away. If the police officer didn’t see it or do anything. They would have taken Care of it.
That old officer 😅 he has more energy than me
0:25-0:33 I love how there is a mom in the background telling her kids what happened or just talk with someone about it
@Archytas Repentus what do you mean?
A very noble rescue of this foolish man by the police.
They are special trained guards with various weapons on them, no wonder why they didn't even overreact at an unarmed man, especially because he is heavily outnumbered
Dont delude yourself, if he had make contact with one of the soldiers he would’ve been beaten to a pulp
They did not react because they couldn`t do anything until last moment, they can`t break formation. That was lack of self-awareness.
you are crazy ..what if the guy had a bomb strapped to his chest ....." outnumbered " lol, they should all be on a charge of negligence , that guy got close enough to kill them all .
Formation is nothing if it's about stopping an intruder. If he would have kept going to the entrance, the 2 guard not on formation, would kept him eyeing with the rifle and sabre.
@@yt45204 Hell no we are seeing how things goes overthere - you let the immigrants set the rules --- you eat pizza and kebabs .
Stærkt arbejde af betjenten!
Amerikanernes politi havde skudt ham :-/
@@bluntlyhonest6803 Good, would have served him right. :D
Jeg hader kriminelle i disse dage.
@@bluntlyhonest6803 omgående med taser og peber og hele pivmøjet . lavet det om til den " røde plads "
Palace guard be like:
If we dont see it, we don't have to do anything about it!
Excellent work by the officer. The detail turned their heads, determined that the officer had it in hand, and resumed formation; perfect. Another soldier appeared, blue headdress, with a weapon; I suspect he was part of an ever-present but hidden guard.
Blue hat with weapon in sling is a sergeant ;)
@@mathiascaspersen1606 Thank you for the update
That was an impressive take down at his age! GG
Plot Twist: The Unidentified Man in truth was a Uber Eat worker and the Package was in fact Food
I was going to say that hahaha
One older police officer to tackle a guy, hold him down and put him in cuffs. You watching America? No more than one shout and no unnecessary violence.
it's great that the guy was drunk, off balance, and and old fart, eh?
@@charliepetersen2815 actually the guy he dropped, though the officer is old as well
@@jaydeleon8094 Oh so we should just allow potential security risks, if people seem drunk?
@@janicojerome yeah, because that's what you meant.
Denmark is turning into a shithole.
A friend of my was a guard at the palace, their guns are live, and they are authorized to use them. Cops saved that idiots life.
Are they really loaded lol
@@michaelyakson9953 Yes, and its not unheard of that they use them to fire warning shots. I don't think they have actually ever shot anyone. They are fully trained military. If they are considered good enough they get offered the chance to be a guard here for 6 months (or something like that). Its a massive honor in Denmark.
@@rerooar if I remember correctly they have shot a man once, but yeah normally it's enough to either raise your voice or go into a fighting stance
@@rerooar When Denmark was invaded 9th of April 1940, the Nazis got quite a shooting welcome at the palace. But of course that was a different time, different situation.
If the guards had no live ammo, they could have bayoneted him.
They have live ammo in their rifles when they set off from their barracks downtown.
And that would be cooler
And say "Blood for the Blood god" in Danish. Would be even cooler.
Twice...
@@LuckyThicc incredibly it sounds even cooler in danish
I like how the other cops just stroll up and probably said something like “whats all this then?”
th-cam.com/video/wtbcaWnybzs/w-d-xo.html ..,.,.
Did anyone notice how calm those dudes were?
The police actually saved that idiot from worse.
Don't let the uniform fool you. They are not just there for looking good on postcards and tourist pictures.
Every guard carries a fully loaded M95 rifle ( Colts M16A4) and is very capable of defending himself if the need should be.
These guys are the to protect our Queen and the palace, like the Royal guards do it at Buckingham Palace.
Don't fuck around with them they only do their job...and they're good at it.
nope only to keep people 1,5 meters away from the castle
well i understand ur point, but they rly didnt seemed to atleast heard the guy approaching from behind, so if it wasnt for that old cop, if the guy had a knife or something he could easily stab one of the guards from behind, so no they dont look that much prepared
and they even have better training than the normal army
@@polacobr They know the police are there and they are trained not to get easily distracted. If someone yelled KNIFE or something I'm sure they would have reacted. That guy wasn't a serious thread so they were at ease.
@@kalleklp7291 Ser ikke mange andre der ser sådan på det i de her kommentare til videoen. Jeg er enig med din mening.
As a Danish person I am honestly irritated with how people can act around guards not only Danish guards but also others as well it’s so idiotic seeing how they can easily get a slap in the face or get arrested.
Very nice reaction and intervention of danish policeman.
Bro was late for the german invasion
He got taken into their Base, Everything is going according to plan....
My grandfather and his brother were Danish royal court guards back in 1901.
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I love how the second cop cared more about the first cop's hat than anything
So the guards need to be protected by the police? Why??
Useless guards who are just trained to stand still and do NOTHING when threats come their way.
There may be snow on the roof but there’s plenty of steam in the boiler.
Best.reply.eva.😍
In America he would have 8 warning shots in his back.
Those cops just saved his ass from a royal beating...
*badum tsch*
Oh, I don't know ... jeg ved nu ikke helt. Jeg er AUG 2002, og allerede min årgang var lettere rygradsløs. Ikke så meget fordi vi var bange for lidt karambolage (vi var sidste VTKMP-årgang med M/75, og sligt GV ku' gi' kolbeslag der ville noget), men fordi den efterfølgende opgejling af støvler, taske og sabelskede ville tage yderligere 100 år. Så hellere lade panserne om det; de er - ironisk nok - langt bedre påklædt.
@Elite Shots At least the British Queen's Guards are actually clad for the task, even when in ceremonial uniform. Do you see a redcoat prance around with a useless sword and a (until recently) useless leather bag? No. They carry exactly what they need; rifle and themselves.
It's the hats people the hats...drives people crazy.... :)
Well done, policeman.
That security man did an outstanding job! Well done!
you mean the police officer ?
@@AresDK11 Whatever he is, yes. (As a german, i dont know much about uniforms in the US)
@@stefanmargraf7878 you are joking right ? This took place in Denmark.
The US?😂😂
Good that no one got hurt. Even some of the guards had to quickly look, that is a bit rare, but understandable. Most be tough to just stand still so disciplined.
He's the 0.1% of Danes that isn't happy.
I have the finest guards
this will never happen
Maybe he wanted to feel the fuzzy hat
Do not mess with the Queens guard.
It's called Danish guards
@@MarkyLuisqIdio that is nonsens. It is called the Royal Life guard. And the ship the Queen uses on her summertrip is called the Royal yacht Dannebrog.
@@MarkyLuisqIdio imagine lecturing a danish person about danish culture smh..
That was an impressive response. No mucking about. Boom!!! 'You're out of here mate'.
I really like how they got swords too alongside with their rifles.
You don’t see them much these days...
@@TheCoolCucumber You can find swords alongside any military personnal in Europe, when they wear ceremonial or traditional guard uniform to guard or patrol an important place. Sword or more like sabre, either on horse or on foot.
Danish Royald Guards: "Must have been the wind"
That moment when guards needs to be guarded. Very well done, very well done indeed, yes.
Trust me, they are perfectly capable of protecting themselves - it would just be way more messy.
Many years ago I served as a conscripted guard at the Swedish Royal Palace at Drottningholm where the Royal Family lives, and we had one nutjob, a woman who turned out to be non-violent, but she showed up in the middle of the night and tried to get into the sealed off area of the Palace. The thing is, one never knows who is harmless but mentally unstable, who is dangerous, who is just drunk and annoying etc. Although we don't see the buildup of this situation, it appears to have been a very swift an "clean" takedown by the Police officer, good work.
Why didn't the Guards react? I was in the German Guard battalion, as we were standing guard at the guard house in Berlin during the memorial day some dude threw rocks at us, the officer charged at the attacker and took him down til the standing around soldiers like me and later the police arrested him, then he marched back to his Guards, how it should be.
@@terfy if the policeman wasnt there and he got to the guard they would have shot or stabbed or bashed him
@@terfy That sounds unlikely.
The guards were, "damn, wish you let us do it!"
Plot twist* the old man was just trying to drop off his son lunch box😋✌️
By bashing it on his heas
The Royal Guards didn't even get to shout. "STAND CLEAR OF THE QUEEN'S GUARDS!"
Different country
"here's your pizza"
The other two cops don't believe in hurrying do they?
And thats how you get in to the castle :D
*National Treasure soundtrack plays in the backbround*
I'm not locked in here with you...........you're locked in here with me 😋
He's koo koo for coco puffs!
After all, "Kicks are for Tridds"
Straight to the dungeon
Look at that policing. One man takedown to cuff. He was not even throwing resistance either. Impressive
He just wanted to give a gift to his impossible love.
Also fun fact my dad was a royal danish army SGT he called the royal guards “ the Tivoli guards”
The guards at the royal palaces in Denmark are by tradition conscripts. They go through the same training as the conscripts in all other Danish regiments but in half the time, and that includes training for their guards duties. That's why the regiment is notoriously disciplined and the training hard. After 4.5 months of training as infantry soldiers, they move to barracks in Copenhagen, where they serve as guardsmen to the royal family. In that time, they spend a week every month with continued training as infantry soldiers, at some training facility elsewhere in Denmark.
No yelling, no spitting, no struggling or insulting, not when caught by the admirably fast-responding officer, nor when taken away *right past the guys he intended to assault.* Geez, even felons are polite in Denmark... these developed Countries...
“The British Royal Guards have a much greater following! We barely ever end up on TH-cam...”
“Oh, I think I have a plan Morten.”
Man in shorts: Look, big toy soldiers! I want to play with them!
Old cop: Nope!
Excellent reaction.
Alternate title: Police rescue man from 18 man firing squad
I was in the Royal Guards this year. If he had succeded in herass the soldiers he had probably been shot
No
@@NicoleTheDodo yes he would have, those guards aren't just trained to stand around, and that could've been a bomb
@@scarlettmanson712 yes but this is Denmark it's more likely that he would have been tackled and if it was a bomb then by the time they had gotten their rifles ready he would have detonated, and if it was a bomb he could also have been wearing a deadman switch
@@NicoleTheDodo the deadman switch part is very unlikely, if he had gotten close enough those guards would've turned on heel and shot him in the face
@@scarlettmanson712 really doubt that he would have been shot it's really fucking rare that anyone gets shot in Denmark
Don’t mess with the Danish Politi 😉👍🏻
Legend has it that those guards standing under the sun are still standing strong and firm till this day.
The guards need to be guarded. WHAT?
Imagine if that was your dad that hasnt seen you in years and couldn't resist running up to hug you. He was thwarted by police right behind you and you hear him crying for you but you're obligated to keep military bearing.
That'd be tough
Guards dont flinch for a moment . Total professionalism
epic takedown and control.
Yes
@@carlmagnussen7773 lol
“What do I do with his stuff.”
“Idk take it.”
“I don’t want to. You take it.”
What i dont understand is why the guards didnt react other than looking at him, they have full authorization to apprehend him, instead the police had to get him first.
They could've shot him if he got to them. They also had their backs turned, and only got a look at what was happening after he was apprehended py the officer
You cannot shoot someone just for attacking unarmed they would have laid him out on the floor and given him the taste of a rifle butt...
It's just mote convenient to have the professional police handle it, since they would be the ones who get transferred the prisoner over afterwards. In Denmark we want the police to handle things if possible
@@PrivateMarcus that’s right, but how do they know if he’s unarmed? i’m almost certain they’re allowed to shoot when the man is carrying a bag, there could easily be a bomb in there for all they know, i just think they don’t wanna do anything unnecessary like shooting him since there’s children around who could be traumatized by something like that, in my honest opinion a place like this needs more rules, and should be treated less like a tourist attraction
the police protect the intruder from the royal lifeguard
Police-wiking 💪💪🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰
1:00 that one guy with a proper mag in his rifle. I always knew they carry live ammo on them.
All of them have live ammo, though only 5 rounds, but the guy with the proper mag was ready for a showdown.
@@thething9617 They carry 9 rounds in the mag, and 1 in the chamber. Furthermore, in recent years, the "bullet-bag" has been equipped with ammunition as well.
@@m.nielsen1539 Huh, I guess they get special treatment compared to "normal" soldiers on guard duty that only gets 5 rounds. Or at least they did in 2014 when I was a conscript.
@@thething9617 Where did you serve? I was a conscript in the royal guards from 2017-2018. Back then we carried nine rounds in the mag and 1 in the chamber, the bag, however, was purely ceremonial; that changed in 2019 I think.
@@m.nielsen1539 I was a conscript at Haderslev Kaserne, so just the "normal" army. We carried 5 rounds each, 1 in the chamber 4 in the mag and the NCO or officer in charge of the watch carried a fully loaded pistol instead of a rifle. But a lot can change in 5 years and there are probably very different protocols between the royal guard and normal guard duty in the regular army.
Shoking the guards just stood at ease.
Perhaps the police has the duty of protecting the Queen - but apparently also to protect the guards?
The Royal Guards protects the queen and the police protect the gaurds.
The guards were under command - and since the police officers had the situation sorted, no need for the guards to act independently, which they are allowed to do if a situaltion arises.
And the guards are allowed to open fire, if necessary.
@@dansrensen8592 They have never done it, they are only allowed to call the police, they have no authority. In the danish military they are referred to as tin soldiers
@@rasmusjensen588 Det har de, de må åbne ild. Dog først som advarsel efter følgende efter target. Deres våben er skarp fra de forlader kasseren. De skyder ikke ret tit, da der ikke er behov. Tror mig når en Garder råber personer an.. Så flytter de sig normalt. Der er huller i væggen fra Tyskerns overfald på Amalienborg i 1940. Tyskerne kom aldrig ind og Garden holdt dem væk. Plus jeg håber ikke du mener Tin soldater i forhold til de soldater der har deltaget i missioner i udlandet.... Hilsen en gammel Garder.
Turns out the bald guy wanted to bring the guards some ice cream.... so badly !
That cop who tackled him looked like he was in his late 50s or early 60s... OOF
'Policeman'! How would you like it if I called you names. Don't be like America
@@stevetaylor8298 oh, I'm sorry. Aye bejity, the scrumdittly umptious coppers is 'ere agayn mate, don' get tackled or pummeled. WHERE'S MY TEA
Dude rushes the soldiers while screaming like a maniac but these guys still dont even move a single muscle...incredible discipline
Watch the video again. The guards were turning to see what was going on behind them.
Quick work by the security guy - hope he got recognised
Yeah, except he´s a police officer, not a security guy.
@@wackadakka3134 He´s as close as every body else. This is Denmark, not the US. People don´t have guns in Denmark. Security is just fine. The police officer didn´t need to shoot him either. A lot greater work to run him up than standing far away with a gun.
What button would the guy be pushing? The one on the plastique bag?
The officer that grabbed the guy is in great shape for his age.
I would have liked to have seen the attacker make it to the soldiers and end up taking a nap on one of their swords :)
properly would have been 12 X real bullit stock up his nose those riffels are loaded every time on duty
@@rikkenielsen4148 yuou better think twice before you do anything to a danish soldier on watch they don`t need anyone to tell them to open fire if they are atacked
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@@rikkenielsen4148 Sorry but i won't try et out they are not for nothing Kings Guard!
why does only one person seem concerned?