Also, again there's a point to be made that by leaving the other officer she nearly got killed, yes she handled it but it would've been a lot less risky if he stuck with her. Everything going as well as it did was due to luck rather than judgement
No rational person can say Nolan didnt make the right call by leaving bishop to help the cops getting shot at. The other cops were being LITERALLY SHOT AT and one of them was ALREADY shot. If this happened irl and Nolan got fired for it, *I’D* be pissed
Personally, If I was Nolan's LT or CPT, I'd have suspended him for toxic leadership and hazing. Hell, In the Army, I'd be typing up Nolan's citation for initiative and bravery.
who ever that girl was really didnt secure the subject before cuffing lmfao you suspect he has a fire arm yet didnt have yours drawn? should just have her side arm locked on him and then drag him out onto his chest & cuff.. why tf cuff while theyre in the car still?
Savage Wolf Guns are 100x louder in real life. Have you ever shot a gun without ear protection? Your ears ring for half an hour and it’s hard of hearing for a little.
Bullet proof Crown Vic might be accurate to real life. If she's behind the car and they are shooting into the front, the engine is going to stop those bullets. Sure, from pretty much any other angle, bullets are going to go right through. They just won't do it from that angle.
Mr0erick0 false I work EMS and I go right to shootings especially if it's an officer down. My department is a tactical unit. Vests and helmets and such
I love the seemingly infinite ammo, no regard for crossfire, EMS rolling up without clearance, and the one officer shooting with the slide on her gun locked back
I also like that when Officer Nolan shot in self-defense, T.O. Bishop said he’s now a murder suspect. And also while they made a close-up shot on John Nolan’s weapon you could clearly see that’s it’s a prop. I also love the occasional holster hoods being down for no reason, creating a huge risk for the officers. Even Tim Bradford does it later in the show.
@@jacowako To be fair even SouthLand had it's unrealistic moments but everyone acts like that show is super realistic which I think they are confusing for grit. (still a great show though)
@@ze-tophat-gamer1424 What was amazing about Southland was the realism of when they roll up at a call and they like you have no idea what is going to happen.
I think there would be a little more than 3 units when the call goes out for officer down. Shots fired. And the EMS doesn’t pull when the shooting is still going on.
This whole sequence is mastery of writing and acting. It's absolutely clear that if Nolan hadn't run, the gangster would have taken the shot to Bradford and Chin. TO was rigid, too slow. Grey was in bullshit. Nolans speach is the mastery of dialogue writing.
I've just noticed this but if you look at 4:01 you'll see Lopez's pistol slide is in the locked back position indicating that its empty but she still manages to fire of 1 more round edit: ps I'm sure she would have more than 3 rounds in a full mag that hasn't been fired
I felt Nolan. I was once the old one in another way of my life. After working for years and after an accident not being able to do so anymore, I want back to school to earn my school certificate and go further to university. I was no cop like Nolan, but I was the old one, noone believed in. After I got my certificate my class teacher apologized for thinking that I was just an obstacle for the rest of the class. She never thought, I might end up as the best of the class, but so I did, only one with the perfect grade at the end. This show feels the same way. Noone believes in Nolan at the start but he becomes one of the best.
This was such an intense scene. Heck I don't blame West for freezing in the moment. For a rookie to face a shootout like this, I'd probably freeze too.
I hope they know that even pistol rounds would have gone right through that door, and fire and EMS can’t be in a shooting scene until police secure all suspects, shot or otherwise
8:10 if he froze up in a gun fight, isnt that the training being shitty, i mean you gotta train and train adn train until it becomes second nature and have instinct take over ones bullets fly...
Did anyone notice like at 4:02 or 4:03 when she ran out of ammo the pistol’s slide locked back which means she ran out of ammo. Then she fired another shot with the slide still locked back and with no ammo 🤔
So unrealistic. First up, EMS, never enter a scene without a C4 if there is shots fired or something. And most of the time hostage sits the negotiator is not aiming his gun to get the aggressor to get more calm.
Throughout this entire incident, not ONE officer used a Patrol Rifle.. in LA.. one of the first departments to have patrol rifles.. because of something pretty similar to this.
Wanna hear something funny? I remember an episode where officer west said "The safest place to be is the. Middle" When I reached season 2 and finished it I kept re-watching it over and over because there's 3 seasons and the middle is season 2 lol😂
itś not a documentary like itś a show that focuses on the characters and it is pretty accurate than some other shows i seen so as nice as i can say ,... chill out
Am I the only one that feels like Grey was a terrible leader in season 1? Like he became one of my favorite characters later on but in season 1 he didn't seem like a tough but fair watch commander, just a pompous, toxic, demoralizer. Like I get trying to weed out someone you don't think is cut out for the job, but when your reasoning to try and sabotage an officer's career is literally just "he old." You aren't protecting your other officers, you are just a butt hurt idiot. I'm glad they started writing him better/giving him character development because I fucking love later season Grey.
6:00 leaving a well trained partner to watch a single suspect, asks if she's good before leaving, Goes after an armed criminal talked his way through the hostage situation and saves the hostage and the day, all that while being a rookie in a not so young age with insane aim at the perfect moment. Grey: you are fired Racist cop literally almost leaves his partner to die and runs away, lies about it and get's caught in body cam. Grey: Best I can do is transfer.
"I'll see your face everytime I close my eyes,but you'll never see anything again"
Cold ass line ❄❄❄
Yes 💀
You got the quote wrong. Try again.
@@hillweggs641no he didn’t
@@Georgeplaysfootball*you'll never see anything EVER again ". Rewatch it, then get your hearing check. Dumb mf.
"You okay?"
"No, I got shot!"
Say what you want about the show but that line was gold.
KingDuckGuy yeah it really was
The show sucks the show is good the show is bad the show is amazing
KingDuckGuy this hole thing is fake
OMG YAS! THAT IS TE BEST! 👌🏼
Naturalistic dialogue.
If Nolan never ran off and started shooting at the suspect,the suspect would have took the shot and killed Bradford.Nolan saved his life.
Yeah, but they don't know that. Only one who does was the crook.
But protocol still has to be followed
Also, again there's a point to be made that by leaving the other officer she nearly got killed, yes she handled it but it would've been a lot less risky if he stuck with her. Everything going as well as it did was due to luck rather than judgement
Yea, but he committed the sacred rule of never leaving your partner.
@@josephhodges9819 If I recall right she just told him that they are not partners.
1:25 my immediate instinct was that Bradford would shout "I've been shot!!! I'm bleeding out, where are we boot?!"
Wouldn’t have surprised me if Bradford orchestrated this entire thing just as a Tim test
Lmao
am i the only one mad about how he didn't get the superbowl off and a handshake
@@fuzzyunicorns1097 THANKS HOLY CRAP
Technically he gets off the rest of his career because he got fired
@@jordanortiz5721 no he didnt
@@lewismonk3497 he did, but then they gave him a second chance
IKR
No rational person can say Nolan didnt make the right call by leaving bishop to help the cops getting shot at. The other cops were being LITERALLY SHOT AT and one of them was ALREADY shot. If this happened irl and Nolan got fired for it, *I’D* be pissed
Personally, If I was Nolan's LT or CPT, I'd have suspended him for toxic leadership and hazing. Hell, In the Army, I'd be typing up Nolan's citation for initiative and bravery.
Didn't Bishop also say to him to go help the others out?
@@danielhaire6677 nolan was the training officer
@@EthanThomson Bishop was the TO. I was talking about Grey's attitude towards Nolan backing up other officers under fire.
who ever that girl was really didnt secure the subject before cuffing lmfao you suspect he has a fire arm yet didnt have yours drawn? should just have her side arm locked on him and then drag him out onto his chest & cuff.. why tf cuff while theyre in the car still?
Potato aim while he wasnt looking at him, godly aim using one hand while holding hostage
Thats Tv for you right here.
Maybe when he was aiming he was over thinking everything but when he shot with one hand it let it come naturally.
@@chickenguy4828 nah, this show just sucks
@@securecountainprotect I beg to differ
Luck and ballistics are weird sometimes
And no one is gonna talk about how his ammo lasted for 5 minutes non stop shooting
Playoptimus Prime “extended mag....” very extended
It’sPixBtw not even his guns got extended dual drum magazines
Super extendo technology
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LEO MORALES He has a standard 30 round mag. No drum lol
"If this job is actually my calling"
"Then nothing I do to you will matter"
Absolute gold
And in the end it didn't matter, in Season 5 he got a Golden Ticket and became a T.O
I like how Grey bonded with Nolan over the course of the season.
Ems enter scene before scene is cleared, everyone seems to have endless ammo like who wrote this the crossfire the seemingly bulletproof crown vic
Also the way they always stood idle or holster Ed their guns with an active shooter still around freaked me tf out
Their handguns also apparently fire with the slide in the rear position 🤨
Thomas Hooper true
Savage Wolf Guns are 100x louder in real life. Have you ever shot a gun without ear protection? Your ears ring for half an hour and it’s hard of hearing for a little.
Bullet proof Crown Vic might be accurate to real life. If she's behind the car and they are shooting into the front, the engine is going to stop those bullets. Sure, from pretty much any other angle, bullets are going to go right through. They just won't do it from that angle.
Who ever wrote this screen was on crack like holy shot, fire ems entering a screen when there’s still gun fire coming right towards them.
ReeceBoys123 that happens often....
Zachary Dunn in the show or real life? Because I can guarantee that EMS will always stage away until clear to enter.
Mr0erick0 false I work EMS and I go right to shootings especially if it's an officer down. My department is a tactical unit. Vests and helmets and such
wrong dumbass
@@Mr0erick0 " I can guarantee that EMS will always stage away until clear to enter" --- LOL,. you don't know shit
4:00 Firing a gun with its slide locked back. Nice.
Nice eye
lmao
'Murican Guy gat skills that we don’t even know about
Yea Bro, this is RolePlay.. HI ANDERSON!! :D
shut up nigga roleplayer lol
"we are gonna put the gun down nice and slowly..."
*shoots*
cops mind: we got him boys
As a person whose getting trained as an emt I can say EMS will never roll up while shots are being fired. There’s something called scene safety
I love the seemingly infinite ammo, no regard for crossfire, EMS rolling up without clearance, and the one officer shooting with the slide on her gun locked back
There’s a thing called they probably reloaded there gun quick
I also like that when Officer Nolan shot in self-defense, T.O. Bishop said he’s now a murder suspect. And also while they made a close-up shot on John Nolan’s weapon you could clearly see that’s it’s a prop.
I also love the occasional holster hoods being down for no reason, creating a huge risk for the officers. Even Tim Bradford does it later in the show.
No one asked you, dog.
That Datsun 240Z is clean
Time stamp
@Richard Kistner it’s neither. It’s a 260z
I like how the captain always stood up for Nolan rip the 👩✈️
4:00 her slide locks back and she keeps shooting.... lol
Mitchell Ucchino I didn’t even notice that
I thaught i was the only one who saw so i checked the coments and found you :)
bruh 💀💀
LMAOOO
Are they using cgi for the muzzle flashes and pretending to get recoil cos it’s look a bit shit.
An interesting concept for a show that will literally defeat its whole purpose and uniqueness as it goes on.
Wow this show has so many issues with it. This has no realism whatsoever and the policy’s of actual departments were violated many times.
@@jacowako It's a tv show ofc its not going to be realistic
@@jacowako To be fair even SouthLand had it's unrealistic moments but everyone acts like that show is super realistic which I think they are confusing for grit. (still a great show though)
@@rs3coop I recommend End of Watch. It's not a show, but it's a movie. Damn good movie too.
@@ze-tophat-gamer1424 What was amazing about Southland was the realism of when they roll up at a call and they like you have no idea what is going to happen.
I think there would be a little more than 3 units when the call goes out for officer down. Shots fired. And the EMS doesn’t pull when the shooting is still going on.
5:36 on subtitles: suspect in custody cook pork 😂
Gonna be honest they should not have blamed Nolan for Bishop getting attacked. She could have waited for backup before trying to cuff him.
I just finished the season 3 finale, and looking back I totally forgot about Chen and Nolan, and also Nolan's hairrrrr
*intense gunfire and officer getting strangled* ems: "yeah let me just pull up here"
Worst CROSSFIRE I’ve ever seen. And No way that crown Vic has steel inserts on the doors.
Paramedics aren’t supposed to pull up like that, irresponsible as shit, SO MANY things wrong with this.
How many rounds did that m16 have
@@epicbossn1874 an m4/m16 that sounds like an belt fed lmg
yeah its a tv show, not a doco
Epic Bossn zero. Unlimited mag perk bro, don’t you know cops use that sometimes?
That was not protocol but you havd to admit, to his his leg with hip fire accuracy fastly is something else
Bishop: I'm good.
Also Bishop: Wait, but I wasn't good!
WOW! Since when can guns fire with the slide locked back????¿
*_Set video speed to 0.25x and play at _**_4:00_*
Officer West’s face after the clip where she fired a gun with the slide back describes my face.
I’m sorry but…
Proof that the camera man never dies
The first shot Nolan shot at the suspect was so funny after the shot he just ran for cover after he missed it
The fact that he calls him Officer Nolan since the start shows he respects him as a fellow officer.
CO's usually use titles. It's part of the chain of command and discipline.
"MY KNEE! MY FAVORITE KNEE!!!!"
~Eduardo 20something
This whole sequence is mastery of writing and acting. It's absolutely clear that if Nolan hadn't run, the gangster would have taken the shot to Bradford and Chin. TO was rigid, too slow. Grey was in bullshit. Nolans speach is the mastery of dialogue writing.
When you watch the later seasons it’s nice to see how they became more experienced and highly competent police officers
Honestly what Nolan did here is insane.
"Nooo i got shot" 🤣🤣🤣
I love it. 2:24 the gun was being "fired", yet the chamber didn't slip back. And I don't think a car catches on fire like that.
Ik its old, but if they hit a fuel line and the engine would have been hot from driving there is a chance of a fire
I've just noticed this but if you look at 4:01 you'll see Lopez's pistol slide is in the locked back position indicating that its empty but she still manages to fire of 1 more round edit: ps I'm sure she would have more than 3 rounds in a full mag that hasn't been fired
Ohhh yeah I just noticed
I felt Nolan. I was once the old one in another way of my life. After working for years and after an accident not being able to do so anymore, I want back to school to earn my school certificate and go further to university. I was no cop like Nolan, but I was the old one, noone believed in. After I got my certificate my class teacher apologized for thinking that I was just an obstacle for the rest of the class. She never thought, I might end up as the best of the class, but so I did, only one with the perfect grade at the end. This show feels the same way. Noone believes in Nolan at the start but he becomes one of the best.
This is like the greys anatomy of cops
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😂
Exactly
EXACTLY! SMART PERSON RN😂😂
This was such an intense scene. Heck I don't blame West for freezing in the moment. For a rookie to face a shootout like this, I'd probably freeze too.
no, you would be trained not to freeze at the police academy.
@@matthewbarabas3052 Hello to my comment from 3 years ago!
4:01 her gun was obviously empty (slide locked back) yet she managed to shoot another round without reloading , WTF sort of gun does she have ??
magic glock
That Lopez impression added extra bullet magically xD
04:00 No one is going to talk about her shooting with an empty mag?
That's just how angry she was.
@@jonasgrant lol
That Lopez impression added extra bullet magically xD
yo it kinda hit hard when the cop said " il see your face every time I close my eyes, but you will never see anything again."
I love watching videos from a few years ago, you get to see all the comments of people picking apart every aspect of something that isn’t real.
"if they don't have a shoulder mic, they're either a rookie, or a 40 year old veteran" - sun tzu, probably
No one gonna talk about how they were just hanging around right next to a car on fire? 3:35
Soo.... it isnt gta
1:19 did anyone notice how the crown vic doesn't have the actual FORD logo in the front then when they start shooting it appears lol
i just watched all the available episodes of this show over the weekend but i would watch it again in a heartbeat
I like Grey getting put in his place
Love how the AR has and 85 round mag and sounds like a 50 cal.
and the glocks sound like a 44 magnum lmao
Something that always had confused me is how there was blood on the window before the bullet hit Bradford 🤔🤔🤔
I hope they know that even pistol rounds would have gone right through that door, and fire and EMS can’t be in a shooting scene until police secure all suspects, shot or otherwise
Don’t worry ems are invincible
And also door can’t be damaged
The best show ever to watch
8:10 if he froze up in a gun fight, isnt that the training being shitty, i mean you gotta train and train adn train until it becomes second nature and have instinct take over ones bullets fly...
5:30 she looks so proud
Like a proud mother
another season PLEEEEEASE !!!! 😏😍😍
Honestly this show could be great if it was just Nolan he’s awesome
Drew Nelson it could be great if the producer would try to insert a tad bit of realism.
@@taco5023 realism is definitely secondary if you want to make an interesting police show.
Did anyone notice like at 4:02 or 4:03 when she ran out of ammo the pistol’s slide locked back which means she ran out of ammo. Then she fired another shot with the slide still locked back and with no ammo 🤔
So unrealistic. First up, EMS, never enter a scene without a C4 if there is shots fired or something. And most of the time hostage sits the negotiator is not aiming his gun to get the aggressor to get more calm.
wrong dumbass
Show looked interesting until it became evident whoever does sound, has never fired nor even bothered researching the sounds of the guns used
I actually shouted "u missed?!?!" at 2:48
literally how could you miss lmfao
Here before this goes viral
They call for backup and never wait for backup.
Hes just shoot hundred of bullet without reloading any time,crazy guy
A cop car that doesn't have bullet proof glass, how smart.
🤦♂️ cops dont have bulletproof glass unless it's an armored vehicle that the swat/ERT use
@@MrUrbanlegendairsoft yeah l know, as l said, very smart of them.
@@dudeno5811 lol I totally read that wrong 🤦♂️🤣 my bad
@@MrUrbanlegendairsoft lol no worries it's fine
4:01. Didn’t know a gun could shoot with the slide locked back!
3:59 cant blame him for not doing anything
Anybody knows the music title in the end pls ? At 9:12 ?
Diplo ft. Dram look back
I'm sorry are we just gonna ignore 4:01 when that Glock fired with the slid locked back
This show is awesome
Throughout this entire incident, not ONE officer used a Patrol Rifle.. in LA.. one of the first departments to have patrol rifles.. because of something pretty similar to this.
driving intesifies after shots fired call
I just realized Nolan is buck from halo 3 odst
Tony Ravioli nah this is what butch was doing before he became an ODST soldier
Thanks for the vid bro
Nolan: Okay, take it easy, we cool, alright?
Also Nolan:
*proceeds to fire the suspect's leg*
I love how they don't need to reload their gun.
Wanna hear something funny?
I remember an episode where officer west said "The safest place to be is the. Middle"
When I reached season 2 and finished it I kept re-watching it over and over because there's 3 seasons and the middle is season 2 lol😂
1:52 i thought she was gonna dual wield that gun lol
Shooting in the leg... That was one of the most risky shot I ever saw
Joe bidin approves 😆
Every episode I see on youtube of this ticks me off, it could be really good, but there is soooo many things wrong with the episodes :/
itś not a documentary like itś a show that focuses on the characters and it is pretty accurate than some other shows i seen so as nice as i can say ,... chill out
@@thatonenigeriansformula ok so not everryyyy episode makes me annoyed, probably just this one, most episodes are cool 👌
@@jonnvanderheul738 ok I respect that I just like when people appreciate and give credit
Cool! Everyone deserved a chance.. What matters life are safe...!
Just love the cops show....Love you'll guys. Keep up😘
I wish this came to Netflix
Am I the only one that feels like Grey was a terrible leader in season 1? Like he became one of my favorite characters later on but in season 1 he didn't seem like a tough but fair watch commander, just a pompous, toxic, demoralizer.
Like I get trying to weed out someone you don't think is cut out for the job, but when your reasoning to try and sabotage an officer's career is literally just "he old." You aren't protecting your other officers, you are just a butt hurt idiot.
I'm glad they started writing him better/giving him character development because I fucking love later season Grey.
Where can u watch this
I remember seeing this episode and thinking Bradford was gonna die.
"I was aiming for his head!"
I love how ems just pulls up into the alley
Are they the full episodes
6:00 leaving a well trained partner to watch a single suspect, asks if she's good before leaving, Goes after an armed criminal talked his way through the hostage situation and saves the hostage and the day, all that while being a rookie in a not so young age with insane aim at the perfect moment.
Grey: you are fired
Racist cop literally almost leaves his partner to die and runs away, lies about it and get's caught in body cam.
Grey: Best I can do is transfer.
Ok just a casual leg shot in the heat of the moment. We got an ace sniper here.
you couldn't tell just from watching these clips, but Nolan and Chen were a thing.
“im lowering-“
**bam**
I wish this came to netflix
How can EMS was in the Warzone 😂
For real 😂😂😂😂😂
My department goes right in to active shooters
It happens sometimes irl
LAPD still using handheld radios like it's the 80s 😂😂😂talk about underfunded
The gun shot to the leg of the bad guy scared me
Proof that camera man never die
4:00 lol her slide is back indicating an empty firearm.. *pops another round off*
The accuracy of Storm troopers