I'm so impressed with the time you put into make a video. Unlike any other "police" channel I've seen on TH-cam, you actually put some editing skills to good use & show a complete story... not just throw up released footage as is. And I really appreciate you're not just a one trick pony, like one channel that only shows officer involved shootings. Your work is appreciated! 👏 👏 👏
ine thing i must say... they treated him with someone respect compared to some stops i seen after a chase... got to give them creds for that.. to other cops who see this video... WOW without killing him or beating him.. they did a great job.. LEARN FROM THIS
Literally came here to comment that. It’s so funny! Authoritative cop voice to high-pitch that the dog will respond to. Really cracked me up!! Pooch is really ready to go, too!! He’s saying” Hey!! Hey I’ll get you! Don’t try anything funny!!”
When I heard the woman cry, that just killed my soul and my heart goes out to her. She must’ve been so scared of the situation and the fact the man wasn’t all there.
I looked up the event online in the Decorah, Iowa papers. The man (Kyle Wagner) told the woman that he was saving her because someone was trying to k!ll her. He told her that her husband and child were already de@d. Then when he finally was stopped by the cops he said "now we're all going to d!e." Imagine being kidnapped by someone so out of his mind, driving so fast for so long, and saying things like that.
@MrB3lfers you could see 2 of em come off this dudes got crazy control turning a vehicle with 2 tires is like driving on ice skates super surprised he didn't spin out early
The woman's cries made me tear up; she was understandably so afraid. I am impressed at how well the officers took care of her while simultaneously trying to get the suspect in their custody. I feel like this subject should also have had to pay for any & all therapeutic services this poor woman may need after a traumatic event like this.
@@subaruamazon Every criminal these days has family to get outraged for them and defend their crimes. If they cared as much about their relative as they do after they get arrested, they might have not committed the act in the first place. It's bonkers.
Police K-9’s deserve all the praise they can get. They do so much to protect the ones they love, even to the point that officers understand that it is just as dangerous to the k-9 as it is to them. The K-9 in this video is no different. Kudos to everyone involved in making sure this outcome didn’t get any worse.
@@alobowithadhd6191 The K-9s that the police use are just 4 legged humans. They are their partners. K-9s sometimes don’t get the praise that they should I think. They go into more dangerous situations than the actual police officers do themselves sometimes when they can’t see the perp or are using the K-9 to track the perp when they have took off and are hiding. They don’t know if that perp is hiding somewhere and can see you and has a gun and plans to shoot you when you get close to them. K-9s are amazing!!
During the chase, I kept thinking, "Idiot, you have kidnapped someone who is in the car. They are NEVER going to let you go, just pull over." I've seen police call off chases because it was too dangerous to pursue, but not with a hostage in the car.
It is a tough situation. Gladly, he didn't wreck & get her killed. Having her there just raises the stakes so much. Makes one nervous about a pit maneuver, too.
Can you imagine how terrifying it would be to doze off in the backseat, wake up and realize you've been kidnapped in your family's car?! These cops are awesome. I love this channel.
@@SunBunz I realized after posting that comment that it may have been insensitive, considering how traumatic the event was for that woman. Thanks for not taking my joke the wrong way🙂
The comedic relief of the K9 officer speaking with his K9 was refreshing after such a stressful situation! Omg I feel for that poor lady 😢 glad nothing worst happened
He told her before closing his car door that he’d get her water as soon as he had the guy in handcuffs… he hadn’t even finished detaining him yet before he told someone to get her water 🥺
@@gregmoney5432 “hey hey now, you police officers shouldn’t be pitting a suspect that’s just committed a kidnapping, that’s dangerous! what do you mean if he gets away he could rape and murder her?”
Imagine being behind the wheel, hands up. You’ve just kidnapped someone accidentally, guns pointed at your head. Grown angry men screaming at you, dog barking his head off and then “who’s a good boy?” Oh man. That cracks me up.
Yea, prison time, plus the fines not including restitution for the vehicle and emotional distress plus if she got hurt, payment for that. 😊 hope he had fun
That poor woman, she should have never been subjected to that kind of horror. Imagine not knowing if you were gonna die or not at the hands of a complete and total stranger behind the wheel of your car.
That incredible dog was like, “Pleeeeease let me get him! Please! Please!“ The officer telling him he’s a good boy is a beautiful moment in an otherwise terrible situation.
‘My name is sgt stage, you can call me Ron.’ This guy was absolutely wonderful talking to that lady, but kudos to her also for keeping her composure at the end there to explain what happened, she was incredibly brave!!
I already felt bad for the poor woman, but my heart really went out to her when I heard her crying when they first got her out of the car. I hope she's doing ok now.
Sad thing with the state of our county his bail was only 40 thousand, he probably will get less than a year if that. This man should be going for 20 years minimum.
Karma will catch up with predators like Kyle. I have personally seen a sexual predator get viciously stomped and five knuckle saluted. In fact I actually recorded a video of the incident and used it as blackmail against the POS so he wouldn't file charges against the people who lawfully controlled and taught him a lesson. It worked he was too scared to file charges against the two men.
She may have done a public service though. Without her there this lunatic would be back out on the streets, now he's got kidnapping charges he's going to be locked up for a while.
@Zukos Mom Not sure if you've ever heard of this neat little thing called... insurance? They more than likely got a rental car the next day, and this would be 100% covered. They'll be getting a brand new vehicle
The lead officer who kept everyone updated is amazing. It shows how proper training and experience helped him keep his wits. I’m seriously so impressed. That K9 officer and his partner, if it’s possible to describe them this way, were adorable as they worked closely together. I know police officers who say there’s no bond like a K9 and his trainer. Good boy!
I saw a video recently where a suspect tried to stab a police K9 and the entire squad (if that's the right word?) blasted the guy right into the afterlife. I completely understand why. That's FAMILY. You touch my family and it's over, donezo, finished.
The police in my area had a funeral for a K9 who aged out. Formal line up, his handler carried him into the vets. I still cry picturing it. Major respect for a good and brave boi.
@@frenchbassguy I’m so happy to get a positive response. It’s not that common these days to hear support for those who protect us. I’m always so sad when a K-9 officer has fallen. They’re a very special kind of dog. On a happier note, I adore to see retired K-9s go home with their partner to live out their lives with someone who sincerely loves them. xo to you.
Just reading this made me cry!!! There is another video where an officer with K9 Jacko and that officer was injured but had amazing control of Jacko the entire time. He wasn't letting ANYONE near his partner and probably moreso because his partner was injured. So Jacko was extremely protective of his partner. He was collected by another officer from another department because his partner required medical attention. But despite the officers injuries he had amazing control of Jacko
That poor poor woman! That sounds like one of the most terrifying things ever. She probably thought she was going to die that night. Really glad she’s okay.
CW: Violence involving children. This happened to a family in Wichita, KS. But, in that case, the 13 year old girl in the back seat tried to bail, and was dragged to death when she got caught in her seat belt. Her parents were picking up a food order in a decent neighborhood. Never leave your car running, especially with people in it.
"Dragged to death" is one of those phrases that, just by reading it, makes you wanna throw up. What a violent, long, and painful death that must have been. Poor girl.
@@The_Real_Alpharius Kevin Palmer was the perpetrator, 34, charged with a bunch of crap plus murder for killing Brianna Ibarra Feb 6 2021, held pending legal action.
We used to call that kidnapping. And kidnappers were punished severely. Don't leave the keys in your car, even if you leave a person in the passenger seat or back seat, unless you LOCK the doors.
I don’t know, on the don’t leave your keys in your car part, yes. But I’m pretty sure this VW was one of the newer models so it was probably one of those push-button-start cars which probably made our suspect here get away with the car so easily. At the end of the day though glad he was apprehended. Good on the Officers.
@@Mark-ek8md My push button start vehicle knows when the keys are not inside the vehicle. Unfortunately, it will run and let itself be driven off if the engine is started with the fob in it, even after the fob leaves the vehicle. Poor security.
@@jonathansmith7306 many, including most volkswagens will continue to drive without said fob in the vehicle, also many, will start with just the fob NEAR the vehicle.
I had a man ATTEMPT to carjack me a few years ago and it was absolutely terrifying. I managed to get away. But to be actually taken, would be a nightmare. This poor woman! Great job with the channel, guys!
My sister was left at a rest stop by her husband. She was sleeping in the back when they stopped at the rest stop. Her husband and son went to use the restroom. She woke up and decided to go into the restroom. Her family didn't check on her before they left. A few miles down the road, her son reached back to get a drink and said, "Where's Mom?" 😂
That poor woman! I'm glad she's okay. I can't imagine the terror and fear he put her through. And, the family who went into the store and had to wait all this time to hear if she was okay. He needs prison time!
considering he was not "Violent" there probably wont be jail time as conviction. however, he isnt posting bond so most likely in jail til he gets to see a judge. maybe, idk how winscansen works.
He needs therapy! In a closed facility, yes, but he is primarily a sick man. He would not become a better person just because of being put behind bars. Unfortunately, afaik it is damn hard to get off that kind of addiction, I wish him the best for his life, and I hope his victim gets the best treatment possible for what she has gone through, that poor woman.
family at the store must have legit thought she took the car for a joyride while they were shopping. I wonder how long it took for them to find out/realise that it was in fact stolen
The radio play by play from this officer was impeccable! Especially under a high intense situation. I could close my eyes and picture exactly what was happening. Well played by this officer. He paid attention during training
This guy was what all officers should achieve to be. I was so impressed by him it's sad. It shouldn't be this way. We shouldn't be noticing how good an officer is, they should be in the majority; not the minority so we don't take notice😔
It was good - the nerves are coming out when he keeps repeating redundant info about crossing over centre, but you can tell as they settle in those nerves go away and they all play it well together including dispatch and their boss. You can see the difference once the state police get involved, they are just all over the place...
@J MB yeah why is that? If you know, sorry, I'm just curious why that happened with the state police? Plus why did the statey get in front of him if he's already there and on it??
You know what, this was one of the best-practiced police chase videos from the US I've seen in a long time!! Coordinated, knew policies about boxing and pit, working with state troopers not trying to one up each other, securing the suspect after the pit and getting the female to safety all the while supporting her and letting her know she's safe now and they will help her. Well done 👏👏👏
This is fairly standard. Unfortunately it's still trendy to hate cops from the US, so all of the "bad cop" videos get uploaded, and then ignoramuses think that's typical. I find it funny how people from other countries (especially Western European) always think they know what's going on over here. Lmao.
Man, the communication between everyone was like a well choreographed dance. Horrible situation for the victim and the family. Can’t imagine knowing your loved one is gone and you don’t know if they’ll make it back to you.
I was looking for this sort of comment... I can't say I've ever seen a clip and definitely not a movie where it's such a serious chase/arrest and then a couple of times, in a goofy high-pitched voice to the dog: "Who's a good booy-ee!?" 😁
That woman was such a badass. Stayed calm, kept the dispatcher on the phone, got herself out of that car, and just wanted some water afterwards. Absolute legend.
It's still a good idea to mentally prepare for something like this before it happens and carry a counter measure be it a gun or a knife or less lethal options. Personally I'd assume the person who stole the car and refuses to let me out has intentions to kill or do worse to me, it's a dire situation and even if it meant the car losing control and crashing you are in a good position to injure or kill the driver from the back seat. To be clear if they didn't know you were in the car and let you out when they did it's likely they just want your property but if you are kidnapped and being moved to another location assume you are already dead and fight back accordingly.
I get your comment but no one can mentally prepare for something like this especially given the many possible situations & outcomes. How can you prepare for what the other person will do?
The fact that the car jacker was yelling *HELP* *ME* just blows my mind. That’s probably what that poor woman said on the phone to the cops!! If he had just let the woman out, he probably wouldn’t have been caught so quickly. Why are criminals truly the most unintelligent people on earth!
This is why you never ever leave you child or animal inside the car alone even just long enough to go inside a gas station. This is more common than people think.
Usually if I have to make a quick stop and someone stays in the car, I always make sure they are alert and the doors are locked. I have no idea why people are so stupid to leave someone in an unlocked car, either awake or asleep.
10:40 the instant switch is so endearing. From commanding voice to instant babytalk in like.. 0.2 seconds. I always appreciate officers who treat their K9's well.
@@Rtt-d5m seriously, use of a K9 IS considered lethal force, and as much as I think a little nip would be great, you have to be careful. Remember, movies and real life are so much different...
Amazing police work from start to finish. I particularly appreciated how the officer switched gears completely from a high intensity situation into a calm and caring tone while talking to the victim, knowing that she needed that comforting.
@@effthegop ya know I'm often torn about police chases. Sometimes I think it's more dangerous to the public. Get the plate number and let it go. In this situation, he had basically kidnapped someone. Who knows what might happen to her? If I was the woman in the car I would have chosen the crash maneuver over maybe getting shot in the head, raped or who the hell knows what. Yes she is very lucky to be alive.
Stability and traction control in modern cars does a lot, combined with AWD. That was a nice car with high quality systems which kept it from spinning the bare wheels, and whenever it would slide or "yaw" the systems would correct. All you have to do is keep the wheel straight and slow down enough for turns.
@@allentoyokawa9068 I wouldn't own one, but it's got very modern driver assist tech, that's what I was getting at. It's not how a Camry would act if some fool stole it and ran.... Or my f150 with no tires.
Its such a little thing but you can tell how much that one officer cares and how the victim was always in the front of his mind. He kept reminding everyone she wanted water, such a small thing that doesn't matter at all, but it kept coming out because he kept thinking about her wellbeing.
From a psychological POV, it's a very important thing. It's something where she can take control again after losing it completely by being abducted. Such a simple thing as asking for something and receiving it goes a long way to help someone calm down. I'm just saying the cops was amazing for treating her request as important!
Another little thing I noticed 12:35, he made sure to non-verbally tell his colleague to get his knee off the kidnappers back as they alr had the guy in cuffs and face down! Damn good cop
These are insanely good quality videos. The narration, the mug shots, the jump cuts to notable moments, including all the positive reinforcement the K9 doggo gets. Unrivaled
@@mar1video Maybe that's why my daughter's dog seems to like me less than anyone else. I'm a female & my voice is so deep everyone thinks I'm a man on the phone lol. I'm going to try some of that baby talk & see if it makes a difference. I spoil the little bugger & he STILL chooses everyone else over me 😂
@@munkustrap2 - yup ! Definitely try that higher octave, very lively, exciting tone , baby voice and you will see the difference! Good luck with the experiment 😁
The second the woman got out of the car, I started to tear up. You can hear the panic in her voice. I can’t imagine what it feels like to wake up to yourself being literally kidnapped.
If I were the woman I'd sue the dude for mental trauma, but it'd probably be like trying to get blood out of a rock. And think how the owner feels when they get the car back. I would insist the insurance claim be for a total loss. Maybe dude could be sentenced to prison until he can pay it all off at prison wages or age 120, whichever comes first.
I almost started crying hearing that poor woman. She’s not much older than me. 😢 The cops did such an amazing job! Way to go guys! 👏 One of the best channels on TH-cam!
The stress these and every officers endure is unbelievable. It’s amazing how quickly they recover. It amazes me how the officers of this country are expected to be nice but what people don’t understand is that they are working under a lot of stress and that they are cognoscent that their lives are on the line during their shifts everyday. May god protect our officers. Thank you to all officers for your service.
How they made sure to check on the victim, making sure she had water and helped calm her down. This is what motivates me. Actually helping people. This is why I want to be in this field.
Admirable goal! I pray you succeed. Sadly, many great officers are leaving because of dangerous understaffing while the public attitude continues to deteriorate. It’s disgusting that politicians have demonized law enforcement and divided people, teaching people to see the colour of other’s skin and violence is encouraged. Sadly also, Leos end up going to the same places and dealing with the same people repeatedly which makes them unavailable to patrol and prevent crime by their presence. Be careful where you decide to apply to work. Wish you every success.
@@candacecurtis5739 Lots of good cops out there. Also lots of poorly trained cops who shoot first and have absolutely no idea how to de escalate situations. It’s not their fault, it’s time to reform LEO and get them better trained. See Canada for example, they know what they’re doing
@@trashyraccoon2615 I live in Canada and have cop family on all sides. Cops here so liberal in most cases I’m shocked they don’t hold the door for crooks as they exit a crime. In Quebec they are hardcore drones sadly, opposite to here. We have kneecapped our police and they die every day because they hesitate to protect themselves. If you want to give criminals the benefit of the doubt, then we need to finance social workers and send them out to all the calls. We are expecting cops to be parents, counsellors, social workers, psychiatrists, community peacemakers, to assist victims, and so much more! No other professional is faced with such danger while being expected to professionally drive, hand to hand combat, know the laws and do proficient paperwork, attend court and that’s just what comes to mind. I know that they are leaving the force in droves and departments aren’t replacing them. Those with firearms aren’t allowed to use them for protection and they are closer every day to taking them away from us completely including hunting rifles. They passed a law that was already obsolete and called in all the experts and then flat lied about the amendment taking hunting tools. More training isn’t the answer. Rehabilitation of addicts and criminals, mental health help, including travelling nurses making sure people are stable on medication and scores of other professions can be involved, but heaping more training on people who are trained half to death while making pi$$ poor wages and expecting them to be all things makes no sense at all. Sorry, but the grass is definitely not greener here. A peaceful protest saw mounted police trample a disabled senior, they aren’t better either. The gangs are pouring in over the borders, so it should be the Wild West here soon too. Once I saw too much I stopped watching mainstream media. Then I really got an education. Sorry to rain on your parade, it’s not personal. This isn’t the country it was ten years ago. Not even close!
@@candacecurtis5739 Hmm I dunno, you just sound like a paranoid right winger with an axe to grind. Blaming “liberals”. Whatever. Don’t mean to rain on your parade.
@@trashyraccoon2615 by the liberals I was referring to the government. Right winger lmao nah. My kids would laugh so hard at your comment! The point is though, that no other profession is taxed to deal with the social problems that cops are. That needs replacing across the board with people that do it well, and the funding needs putting in place. Homeless and drug addicted steal, for example. We need to address the issues before sending in Leo’s. Why not save them for active shooters etc. Hostage takings and kidnappings bring in professional negotiators. That’s what I am talking about. Where I grew up in the UK they have a mental health car that responds to anything that seems like their cup of tea. Sending armed enforcement to everything isn’t the best we can do. Sunny skies here, thanks! Grass isn’t greener here, not at all. The government paid 600 million for the “independent journalists” here though, I don’t imagine they wish to make the PM an enemy. They signed paperwork saying as much. Our shiny new Minister will be cracking down on what we can say and do online as well, pretty sure. She said as much.
How she reacted right after the officers pulled her from safety was a glimpse into that. Sheer horror and confusion, and she was in that state for the whole duration of the chase. Poor lady.
I’ve watched many graphic videos on channels like these but wow… the way that lady began crying in despair & relief after she was released from the car was tragic to watch. I really hope she doesn’t have trauma or PTSD from this experience. 🙏 We shouldn’t have to fear sitting in gas stations expecting our family members to come back when in reality it was someone with malicious intentions towards you, and your vehicle. God.. bless her, no-one should go through this ever.
A lot of scumbags tend to hang around gas stations and convenient stores. You really have to be aware of your surroundings and keep your car locked, even if you're in it.
@@rpurdy4821 Yeah, I always keep my car locked when I have people sitting in it when I go in. I don't think they care. The only thing they request is either the AC or heater/AC on.
@@rpurdy4821 I live near a scuzzy town with lots of drug addicts, and lately it's EVERY time that I stop for gas I get approached by a Methface McScabby who always say that they just need money for gas to get to a town that's about 30 miles away (the town is always one of about five). Sometimes they say they have to pick up their kids, or that their relative is in the hospital. Usually, they have no car though. Two days ago, I had one get aggressive in a grocery store parking lot, she yelled curse words and threw something at my car when she realized I was going to continue ignoring her and drive away quickly. I guess I need to start taking my dog to town with me. He's a biter when he thinks I'm being threatened.
Unfortunately she'll probably have at least some, especially if she has never experienced certain things/people before. Maybe not tho, she seems strong as far as these things go.
That poor woman. I unfortunately know the feeling of when your life is in someone else's hands and how horrible that can feel. I hope she found peace after this. Great job officers & love the way they talk to their dogs.
It’s honestly surprising to hear someone stole a car with someone inside without realizing. I’ve heard bad guys stealing cars with babies inside, but an actual person who called to describe their location of where they’re passing is not what I expected
He did realize she was there. He was just too geeked to realize that keeping her back there was a liability. She was even surprised he did ‘t stop to kick her out v
@@detective_mitch_connerfalse imprisonment is when you hold someone captive. Kidnapping is taking them captive and moving them somewhere else. No demand for money or harming them is required
There isn't really much to show he intended to kidnap her so much as he just wanted the car and she happened to be in it. He also didn't even try to prevent her from contacting the police or actually take her anywhere so the problem is they can't actually make the charge stick. False imprisonment is much easier to prove because he held her against her will regardless of whether he did anything to her. They also can't stick GTA because there's no evidence whatsoever he was going to keep the car for any length of time. So, what happened here is they stuck with the charges they could actually get him with instead of going for the ones that his lawyer would immediately talk them down from. Makes the whole process faster instead of just gunning for whatever you can come up with. But sure, drag it out through legal battles instead, it'll give the public more court tv to watch.
These videos give me so much respect for law enforcement. Its so nice to see videos of good cops doing a good job and truly helping people. Gives me faith in the good cops that are out there.
I’m shocked this guy got a $40,000 cash bond to get out of jail right away, instead of being kept in prison until trial, to get sentenced with many years for kidnapping!! This is insane of the judge!!!
I cant imagine how scared that poor woman was, props to her for staying as calm as she could. Also, I was surprised how well the car handled without tires
Can we all take a moment to applaud the officer's radio play by play during pursuit 👏 This was amazing under pressure, and he was thoughtful to the victim during all the chaos. Well done.
I feel so sorry for that lady. You could see how terrified she was. Thank God she was saved. The guy should have been charged for attempted kidnapping.
Karma will catch up with Kyle. I have accidentally leaked all of his information to the dark web. I'm even working with a friend who is a notary and we are about to forge a power of attorney order for Kyle and I will soon have full legal decision-making ability for him if he is ever incapacitated due to a medical emergency. Technically this isn't fraud because he is a rapist and he legally gave up his right to make his own decisions. The only way he can get this power of attorney overthrown is if he voluntarily signs an agreement and gives himself 100 years in prison without parole or being able to reverse that paperwork once it's signed.
That poor woman. I can't even imagine. And her family back at the gas station. I hope they are doing better now and can move past this. Take care all. Great work to all officers involved.
I love how he clarifies that this vehicle only has rear passenger side tire still on, just in case they mistake it for the vehicle behind him with only its front driver side tire still on.
Wow! How terrifying for that poor woman. I’m glad everything ended the way it did. Good job to all the officers who handled situation in such a manor. Stay safe out there! ❤
That is one great cop. Calm during the pursuit, gentle and reassuring with the victim, firm and no nonsense with the criminal - and sweet with his dog! 10 out of 10, officer!!
Sgt. Ron Stage-Sir, you were awesome here! (He probably won’t even see this.😂) Your patience, keeping your composure, staying focused during the pursuit, comforting the victim-all this professional behavior made you stand out here. We need more of you serving in law enforcement!👏👏
I was literally about to have a panic attack watching this, thinking how scared she must have been, how amazing our police officers are, how little credit they get- then at 10:48 he screams DON'T MOVE- then a high pitched- ooohhh that my booooy made my heart so happy. God bless
Kyle might want to request to stay in prison. I have his personal information and I wouldn't be afraid to pay a friend to accidentally pick this POS up and fake being an Uber driver. Technically that wouldn't be abduction either because Kyle has legally gave up his rights as a citizen.
I'm not a lawyer but I think kidnapping is you took someone from where they were, against their will. Whereas false imprisonment is you prevented someone from leaving. It's possible kidnapping would have applied, but it's likely the DA decided on false imprisonment instead because kidnapping might not stick, because the individual didn't force the victim into the vehicle but, instead, wouldn't allow them to leave the vehicle. This is why lawyers say, "It depends."
I cant imagine how that woman felt knowing he could wreck. He was lucky noone was traveling in the lanes he crossed over into Edit: great job officers with the stop and caring for the lady.
I can't help but think about her horror when the car crashed into stuff, went off road and was finally pitted. Every one of those could have meant severe injury.
I love that he tried to follow procedure making the victim show her hands, asking her if he she had a weapon, but basically just gave up when she started yelping. Good cop.
I would just like to say that the officer in pursuit in the beginning of this video, was so detailed, so calm, just was example of professional demeanor. Well done. We need more of these out there.
oh gosh hearing that poor woman’s cries broke my heart, i can only imagine how terrifying that was for her! i hope she’s doing ok and getting any help she needs
Bless Her heart..so scary 😨 Let this be a reminder to never leave your car unlocked when exiting. Especially with loved ones inside. I lock my car even while fueling.
These cops were really good. The way they communicated, looked out for the poor lady, kept things under control, and even after they had the man in handcuffs they were respectable to keep his health in mind too. We need more of these types of cops.
Idk why you heard that he got 4k in citations and assumed that was his only punishment, then you further spread that lie?? What for? What do you gain from that? He got 6 years in prison, for the record. Our justice system does suck, but there are plenty of valid examples without making stuff up.
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Proud of all these great officers! Job well done!
I'm so impressed with the time you put into make a video. Unlike any other "police" channel I've seen on TH-cam, you actually put some editing skills to good use & show a complete story... not just throw up released footage as is. And I really appreciate you're not just a one trick pony, like one channel that only shows officer involved shootings. Your work is appreciated! 👏 👏 👏
ine thing i must say... they treated him with someone respect compared to some stops i seen after a chase... got to give them creds for that.. to other cops who see this video... WOW without killing him or beating him.. they did a great job.. LEARN FROM THIS
I love the aggressive yelling at the suspect and then the sweet baby talk to the dog.
K9 officers are the best
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Literally came here to comment that. It’s so funny! Authoritative cop voice to high-pitch that the dog will respond to. Really cracked me up!! Pooch is really ready to go, too!! He’s saying” Hey!! Hey I’ll get you! Don’t try anything funny!!”
"Doesn't end well" title just means the K9 didn't get a go at him
Well he's a good boy, he deserves all of it!
I love how the dog gets told he’s a good boy to keep him calm during the stressful situation. Even though he’s a trained good boy, it’s nice to hear
I was so confused why nobody else mentioned this. But yes the dog is a very good boy wether he did anything or not, a very good boy.
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He did his Job. He scared the Hell outta the suspect. Good boy....❤️
I thought the same thing!
the goodest of boys
Love the K9s!
That officer can switch moods so clean. One moment he's like "Put your f*ing hands up" and the next he calms the dog by saying "who's a good boooiii"
Kinda dispels the excuse of being on the momentum of adrenaline when they beat the life out of certain citizens.
@@C.Church This officer has nothing to do with other officers actions lol.
@@C.Church true, especially when it appears as a vendetta in progress ,not adrenaline.
@@C.Church kinda doesn't
@@lordhoden Kinda does. Spend less time fondling your nads.
When I heard the woman cry, that just killed my soul and my heart goes out to her. She must’ve been so scared of the situation and the fact the man wasn’t all there.
Geez I would’ve peed my pants! that poor woman!
I looked up the event online in the Decorah, Iowa papers. The man (Kyle Wagner) told the woman that he was saving her because someone was trying to k!ll her. He told her that her husband and child were already de@d. Then when he finally was stopped by the cops he said "now we're all going to d!e." Imagine being kidnapped by someone so out of his mind, driving so fast for so long, and saying things like that.
@@oldauntzibby4395that’s insane people are crazy
It's impressive how well that car drove with NO TIRES
Could argue it always depends on the driver
The car manufacturer should put it in their ads, can withstand police spike strips for upwards of a mile long or something.
@@auxxard3088 i mean kind of but not really. not all tires just explode. sometimes it just renders them flat or low air pressure.
@MrB3lfers you could see 2 of em come off this dudes got crazy control turning a vehicle with 2 tires is like driving on ice skates super surprised he didn't spin out early
Run flat tyres on that German car
The woman's cries made me tear up; she was understandably so afraid. I am impressed at how well the officers took care of her while simultaneously trying to get the suspect in their custody. I feel like this subject should also have had to pay for any & all therapeutic services this poor woman may need after a traumatic event like this.
he is a scumbag with no no money. he cant pay squat.
yeah but hes a broke methhead...it would be just if he paid for it but you cant get blood from a stone
It's wild that someone can get out on a bond when they kidnap someone.
@@shadowshatto kidnapping used to be a very serious federal offense when I was a kid. No every criminal getting away with everything.
@@subaruamazon Every criminal these days has family to get outraged for them and defend their crimes. If they cared as much about their relative as they do after they get arrested, they might have not committed the act in the first place. It's bonkers.
I love how the K9 officer immediately went from “I’ll let the dog bite you” in a scary voice to the suspect to “Good boi!” In a baby voice to the dog.
To strike fear into the heart of the offender and bring them back to reality.
@@MrMJmusicLover Dog was ready to go!
Police K-9’s deserve all the praise they can get. They do so much to protect the ones they love, even to the point that officers understand that it is just as dangerous to the k-9 as it is to them.
The K-9 in this video is no different.
Kudos to everyone involved in making sure this outcome didn’t get any worse.
@@alobowithadhd6191 The K-9s that the police use are just 4 legged humans. They are their partners. K-9s sometimes don’t get the praise that they should I think. They go into more dangerous situations than the actual police officers do themselves sometimes when they can’t see the perp or are using the K-9 to track the perp when they have took off and are hiding. They don’t know if that perp is hiding somewhere and can see you and has a gun and plans to shoot you when you get close to them. K-9s are amazing!!
I think penalty for attacking police K-9 is same as attacking police officer
During the chase, I kept thinking, "Idiot, you have kidnapped someone who is in the car. They are NEVER going to let you go, just pull over." I've seen police call off chases because it was too dangerous to pursue, but not with a hostage in the car.
It is a tough situation. Gladly, he didn't wreck & get her killed. Having her there just raises the stakes so much. Makes one nervous about a pit maneuver, too.
Litterly me too !
@@lostsoul7793literally? 💀
Can you imagine how terrifying it would be to doze off in the backseat, wake up and realize you've been kidnapped in your family's car?! These cops are awesome. I love this channel.
Surely there are better ways to pick up women.
@@avalonjustin perhaps. But I guess desperate times call for desperate measures? 😂
@@SunBunz I realized after posting that comment that it may have been insensitive, considering how traumatic the event was for that woman. Thanks for not taking my joke the wrong way🙂
@@avalonjustin 👀🤣🤣🤣
@@avalonjustin I love dark humor when it’s done right. It’s all good, my friend. 😁
The comedic relief of the K9 officer speaking with his K9 was refreshing after such a stressful situation! Omg I feel for that poor lady 😢 glad nothing worst happened
The way he talks to his Boii
HANDS UP OR I WILL RELEASE THE K9!!!!! 🚨🚨🚨
who’s a good boy 😊😊✨💞🥰
Nothing Worst
I thought that was cringe as hell
@johnhartnett4224 why?
It wasn't just a bottle of water to that officer, he truly cared and had genuine concern for her despite his surroundings. What a gentleman
He told her before closing his car door that he’d get her water as soon as he had the guy in handcuffs… he hadn’t even finished detaining him yet before he told someone to get her water 🥺
Yes they acted kindly but they used the pit move with a women inside that’s so dangerous.
@@gregmoney5432 I think you may have missed some very important information.
@@gregmoney5432 “hey hey now, you police officers shouldn’t be pitting a suspect that’s just committed a kidnapping, that’s dangerous! what do you mean if he gets away he could rape and murder her?”
@@gregmoney5432not more dangerous than the dude with a gun holding her hostage.
Imagine being behind the wheel, hands up. You’ve just kidnapped someone accidentally, guns pointed at your head. Grown angry men screaming at you, dog barking his head off and then “who’s a good boy?” Oh man. That cracks me up.
Only $4K in charges? That's outrageous. Hopefully the family plans on pressing charges for the property damage and emotional distress
He’s going to prison for a long time.
Yea, prison time, plus the fines not including restitution for the vehicle and emotional distress plus if she got hurt, payment for that. 😊 hope he had fun
No such crime as "emotional distress". That's something you sue for in civil court (good luck getting blood from a stone though).
Certainly not going to get money from a guy like this I'd wager.
This is what car insurance is for
The $4K is the fines associated with the tickets. The felonies are another matter altogether.
The officer who was reporting was so good. He described everything perfectly and stayed calm throughout the chase.
"suspect's taking big ass curve at a very high speed" lmao
@@TheRealGigaCat pretty sure he said "s" curve lol
@@TheRealGigaCat 🤣🤣🤣
@@dreupho8242 ohhh 😂. That makes sense. Man i rewinded it like 5 times.
I could have not seen the video and just listen to the audio and still know exactly what was happening haha
That poor woman, she should have never been subjected to that kind of horror. Imagine not knowing if you were gonna die or not at the hands of a complete and total stranger behind the wheel of your car.
Poor Woman is a Unwise person ....Lock your car your gonna sleep in it ...poor dude looks like a nice guy who made bad choices in life... #empathy
Me too, it was crazy for someone carjacking and taking a person as hostage. I pray for the woman.
that's why I carry my hk vp9 everywhere I go
And those poor people's car was probably destroyed after running that far on the rims.....
The cops should have put one in his cabbage head. He risked the lives of many people.
That incredible dog was like, “Pleeeeease let me get him! Please! Please!“
The officer telling him he’s a good boy is a beautiful moment in an otherwise terrible situation.
‘My name is sgt stage, you can call me Ron.’
This guy was absolutely wonderful talking to that lady, but kudos to her also for keeping her composure at the end there to explain what happened, she was incredibly brave!!
Not really lol..if I were in that situation, old guy would be getting constant haymakers to the head lmao
Yes she was well composed after all that. With that asshole on meth being a tough Toni wouldnt of had much effect . Glad she made it out ok
@@JordanMSevernsso tough 😂
@@markmarcelis ain't nobody kidnapping me
I already felt bad for the poor woman, but my heart really went out to her when I heard her crying when they first got her out of the car. I hope she's doing ok now.
Sad thing with the state of our county his bail was only 40 thousand, he probably will get less than a year if that. This man should be going for 20 years minimum.
Karma will catch up with predators like Kyle.
I have personally seen a sexual predator get viciously stomped and five knuckle saluted.
In fact I actually recorded a video of the incident and used it as blackmail against the POS so he wouldn't file charges against the people who lawfully controlled and taught him a lesson. It worked he was too scared to file charges against the two men.
Do you want Kyle's banking info and other personal data? He's in prison so therefore that information is now public domain.
@@mathewmclean9128 , no, I don't want any banking info. I don't think it's worth sinking to that level. He'll get his one day!
@@gregmoney5432to be fair, what are the odds this man has 40k lmao
My heart goes out to that woman. I cannot even imagine how frightening that must have been. The driver was totally psycho and cruel to do that.
She may have done a public service though.
Without her there this lunatic would be back out on the streets, now he's got kidnapping charges he's going to be locked up for a while.
He was probably once in the same position as the lady when he was a child. Or something similar. The cycle of depravity continues
And now this family doesn’t have a vehicle because of him
@Zukos Mom maybe next time they won't leave the keys in the car. They are at blame too
@Zukos Mom Not sure if you've ever heard of this neat little thing called... insurance? They more than likely got a rental car the next day, and this would be 100% covered. They'll be getting a brand new vehicle
The lead officer who kept everyone updated is amazing. It shows how proper training and experience helped him keep his wits. I’m seriously so impressed. That K9 officer and his partner, if it’s possible to describe them this way, were adorable as they worked closely together. I know police officers who say there’s no bond like a K9 and his trainer. Good boy!
I saw a video recently where a suspect tried to stab a police K9 and the entire squad (if that's the right word?) blasted the guy right into the afterlife. I completely understand why. That's FAMILY. You touch my family and it's over, donezo, finished.
The police in my area had a funeral for a K9 who aged out. Formal line up, his handler carried him into the vets. I still cry picturing it. Major respect for a good and brave boi.
Both law enforcement and the military consider K9s to be the same as officers/soldiers. The same honors and protection. It's beautiful.
@@frenchbassguy I’m so happy to get a positive response. It’s not that common these days to hear support for those who protect us. I’m always so sad when a K-9 officer has fallen. They’re a very special kind of dog. On a happier note, I adore to see retired K-9s go home with their partner to live out their lives with someone who sincerely loves them. xo to you.
Just reading this made me cry!!! There is another video where an officer with K9 Jacko and that officer was injured but had amazing control of Jacko the entire time. He wasn't letting ANYONE near his partner and probably moreso because his partner was injured. So Jacko was extremely protective of his partner. He was collected by another officer from another department because his partner required medical attention. But despite the officers injuries he had amazing control of Jacko
That poor poor woman! That sounds like one of the most terrifying things ever. She probably thought she was going to die that night. Really glad she’s okay.
@h̵e̵a̶v̴y̴h̸e̷a̷d̴2̴k̵1̸ that’s an… odd way to look at being kidnapped??
@@heavyhead2k139Ehmm... Sure...
yeah enjoy the ride at 100 mph with a criminally insane meth head as your taxi driver@@heavyhead2k139
I know. I felt so bad for her. That would be absolutley terrifying.
CW: Violence involving children. This happened to a family in Wichita, KS. But, in that case, the 13 year old girl in the back seat tried to bail, and was dragged to death when she got caught in her seat belt. Her parents were picking up a food order in a decent neighborhood. Never leave your car running, especially with people in it.
"Dragged to death" is one of those phrases that, just by reading it, makes you wanna throw up. What a violent, long, and painful death that must have been. Poor girl.
@@gownerjones The police chase ended about 1/2 mile from where I work. It makes you sick to think people are capable of that.
So what happened after? How long was the sentence? Who was the suspect? Was he/she drugged? C'mon you can't just leave it on a cliffhanger like this.
@@The_Real_Alpharius Kevin Palmer was the perpetrator, 34, charged with a bunch of crap plus murder for killing Brianna Ibarra Feb 6 2021, held pending legal action.
@@kdawson020279
Thanks. 👍
I’m so glad the woman was okay. Her cry’s when she got out broke my heart. I love how the officer let her call him by first name. They where great.
We used to call that kidnapping.
And kidnappers were punished severely.
Don't leave the keys in your car, even if you leave a person in the passenger seat or back seat, unless you LOCK the doors.
I don’t know, on the don’t leave your keys in your car part, yes. But I’m pretty sure this VW was one of the newer models so it was probably one of those push-button-start cars which probably made our suspect here get away with the car so easily. At the end of the day though glad he was apprehended. Good on the Officers.
@@Mark-ek8md push button cars require a key fob to be present in the front of the vehicle, otherwise they will not start.
@@Mark-ek8md My push button start vehicle knows when the keys are not inside the vehicle.
Unfortunately, it will run and let itself be driven off if the engine is started with the fob in it, even after the fob leaves the vehicle.
Poor security.
@@jonathansmith7306 many, including most volkswagens will continue to drive without said fob in the vehicle, also many, will start with just the fob NEAR the vehicle.
According to NC statute this meets the standard for kidnapping. A very high felony
That one officer with the dog kills me. 👺: “DONT MOVE THE DOG WILL BITE”
*immediately after*
👼🏼:”who’s a good boy”
I had a man ATTEMPT to carjack me a few years ago and it was absolutely terrifying. I managed to get away. But to be actually taken, would be a nightmare. This poor woman!
Great job with the channel, guys!
Omg... so sorry you experienced that 😞
that's why I ride around with my hk vp9 everywhere I go
Guy broke into my house 11 years ago, it was the last thing he ever did
@@Shaboomquisa You really want everyone to know you carry an hk vp9, huh?
Always remain vigilant chick
It's horrible to come out of the gas station to see your own car gone but to also be missing grandma? That's messed up
My sister was left at a rest stop by her husband. She was sleeping in the back when they stopped at the rest stop. Her husband and son went to use the restroom. She woke up and decided to go into the restroom. Her family didn't check on her before they left. A few miles down the road, her son reached back to get a drink and said, "Where's Mom?" 😂
@@maryvickery90 well now she's got something to bring up if they ever get into an argument 😂 "well I never forgot you at a rest stop!" 😅
The officer with the K9 was so funny
“Who’s the good boy?”
What about at first, "Talk to em!!"
"k9 k9 k9"
Doggie legit wanted to take that guy down
What a good dog
"Good doggie want a sovereign arm to chew on? Yes you do. Yes you do."
I love how the officer kept reminding the others of the victim even mid arrest
That poor woman! I'm glad she's okay. I can't imagine the terror and fear he put her through. And, the family who went into the store and had to wait all this time to hear if she was okay. He needs prison time!
considering he was not "Violent" there probably wont be jail time as conviction. however, he isnt posting bond so most likely in jail til he gets to see a judge. maybe, idk how winscansen works.
He needs substance abuse and mental health treatment!!
He needs therapy! In a closed facility, yes, but he is primarily a sick man. He would not become a better person just because of being put behind bars. Unfortunately, afaik it is damn hard to get off that kind of addiction, I wish him the best for his life, and I hope his victim gets the best treatment possible for what she has gone through, that poor woman.
family at the store must have legit thought she took the car for a joyride while they were shopping. I wonder how long it took for them to find out/realise that it was in fact stolen
I’m sure she loved guns on her being barked at like a dog come here!!!
That poor lady!! I’m sure that was terrifying and the care the officers took of her make me appreciate cops more. Thank you all for your service!!!!
The radio play by play from this officer was impeccable! Especially under a high intense situation. I could close my eyes and picture exactly what was happening. Well played by this officer. He paid attention during training
This guy was what all officers should achieve to be. I was so impressed by him it's sad. It shouldn't be this way. We shouldn't be noticing how good an officer is, they should be in the majority; not the minority so we don't take notice😔
Was 3333 the K-9 guy as well? I got that impression and if so he's doubly awesome.
@@munkustrap2 They are the majority..
It was good - the nerves are coming out when he keeps repeating redundant info about crossing over centre, but you can tell as they settle in those nerves go away and they all play it well together including dispatch and their boss. You can see the difference once the state police get involved, they are just all over the place...
@J MB yeah why is that? If you know, sorry, I'm just curious why that happened with the state police? Plus why did the statey get in front of him if he's already there and on it??
You know what, this was one of the best-practiced police chase videos from the US I've seen in a long time!! Coordinated, knew policies about boxing and pit, working with state troopers not trying to one up each other, securing the suspect after the pit and getting the female to safety all the while supporting her and letting her know she's safe now and they will help her. Well done 👏👏👏
Hello Sarah, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
Empty roads helped a lot I think.
This is fairly standard. Unfortunately it's still trendy to hate cops from the US, so all of the "bad cop" videos get uploaded, and then ignoramuses think that's typical.
I find it funny how people from other countries (especially Western European) always think they know what's going on over here. Lmao.
There was a victim in the vehicle not to say that it still isn't a well-coordinated stop but I'm sure it made a difference.
@@trevorjennings72Gmailhello Trevor how are you doing today hope you are safe from the virus?
Man, the communication between everyone was like a well choreographed dance.
Horrible situation for the victim and the family. Can’t imagine knowing your loved one is gone and you don’t know if they’ll make it back to you.
It’s the worst feeling that exists
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I cant even imagine the relief she felt seeing those strobe lights. What a traumatic experience.
The way K-9 officers sweet-talk and praise their dogs always brings a smile to my face.
Beautiful Shepherd
I was looking for this sort of comment... I can't say I've ever seen a clip and definitely not a movie where it's such a serious chase/arrest and then a couple of times, in a goofy high-pitched voice to the dog: "Who's a good booy-ee!?" 😁
screw that mut
Not always! Just look up police abuses k9; you'll see how they really are when cameras aren't rolling( or so they think!)
This officer was super-cute with his K-9...his "good boy" sing-songey cuteness 😍
That woman was such a badass. Stayed calm, kept the dispatcher on the phone, got herself out of that car, and just wanted some water afterwards. Absolute legend.
i dont know about calm
@@SouthernSpice_MamaBear everyone responds to things differently. She looked like she was still in shock instead of being calm.
It's still a good idea to mentally prepare for something like this before it happens and carry a counter measure be it a gun or a knife or less lethal options. Personally I'd assume the person who stole the car and refuses to let me out has intentions to kill or do worse to me, it's a dire situation and even if it meant the car losing control and crashing you are in a good position to injure or kill the driver from the back seat.
To be clear if they didn't know you were in the car and let you out when they did it's likely they just want your property but if you are kidnapped and being moved to another location assume you are already dead and fight back accordingly.
I get your comment but no one can mentally prepare for something like this especially given the many possible situations & outcomes. How can you prepare for what the other person will do?
Real legends drink water 💯
The fact that the car jacker was yelling *HELP* *ME* just blows my mind. That’s probably what that poor woman said on the phone to the cops!! If he had just let the woman out, he probably wouldn’t have been caught so quickly. Why are criminals truly the most unintelligent people on earth!
Amazing how these criminals turn into sobbing babies with every medical problem under the sun once they get caught. Truly pathetic
@@YersiniaPestisNPO “please be gentle! I have bad knees and a torn rotator cuff!”
Oh sir, your time in prison is not going to bode well for you…
@@slaughtercomeswithlaughter what did he say?
@@eliasbaseler6201 I wrote what he said in this comment and a reply comment.
Some are quite intelligent. They just have no empathy
This is why you never ever leave you child or animal inside the car alone even just long enough to go inside a gas station. This is more common than people think.
Usually if I have to make a quick stop and someone stays in the car, I always make sure they are alert and the doors are locked. I have no idea why people are so stupid to leave someone in an unlocked car, either awake or asleep.
Lock your doors every time
10:40 the instant switch is so endearing. From commanding voice to instant babytalk in like.. 0.2 seconds. I always appreciate officers who treat their K9's well.
Seeing the dog jumping with joy ready to get the bad guys bring a smile to my face! Such a good boy!
The way his handler was speaking to him was super cute. Made me smile big 😁
Despite the circumstances, I think it’s so cute to hear how the officer was speaking to the dog. Warms my heart every time.
But why is the dogs rarely get a piece of the action? They should let the suspect run 20/30 yards then release
That dog deserved to get a free chomp (off camera), he just wanted to take a bite out of crime!
@@Rtt-d5m seriously, use of a K9 IS considered lethal force, and as much as I think a little nip would be great, you have to be careful. Remember, movies and real life are so much different...
Amazing police work from start to finish. I particularly appreciated how the officer switched gears completely from a high intensity situation into a calm and caring tone while talking to the victim, knowing that she needed that comforting.
And that perfect pit maneuver I say boy!
I agree. I appreciate that they took those moments to give her some comfort and their professionalism was top notch.
Amazingly lucky that the victim wasn't injured or killed.
@@effthegop ya know I'm often torn about police chases. Sometimes I think it's more dangerous to the public. Get the plate number and let it go. In this situation, he had basically kidnapped someone. Who knows what might happen to her? If I was the woman in the car I would have chosen the crash maneuver over maybe getting shot in the head, raped or who the hell knows what. Yes she is very lucky to be alive.
Unfortunately that unit has been disbanded for casting positive light. It's confusing people. Probably for the best.
I love the high pitched, “who’s a good boy!” And then switches strait to, “put your hands up!!”
It's crazy how well he kept that vehicle on the road with like no tires but couldn't perform any exams the officer gave him.
Stability and traction control in modern cars does a lot, combined with AWD.
That was a nice car with high quality systems which kept it from spinning the bare wheels, and whenever it would slide or "yaw" the systems would correct. All you have to do is keep the wheel straight and slow down enough for turns.
@@volvo09 Nice vehicle? It is just a junk VW
@@allentoyokawa9068 I wouldn't own one, but it's got very modern driver assist tech, that's what I was getting at. It's not how a Camry would act if some fool stole it and ran.... Or my f150 with no tires.
The adrenaline and shock caused by what he had just done, knocked him off his mental track.
@@allentoyokawa9068 😂 VW group cars are the best I’ve owned, reliable if you do maintenance and fun to drive all the time.
That poor woman! She'll need counseling from this for sure, but I'm so glad they were able to rescue her before the situation could get any worse.
All the "compassionate" bleeding hearts out there never think of the victims of these crimes. That woman will never really feel safe again.
Not everyone has to run to counseling when stuff happens.
@@karieschneider746there’s nothing wrong with counseling. Get off your high horse.
@@karieschneider746a young girl being kidnapped by a deranged man? She should atleast talk to some people about any fear she has
40k cash bond for a virtual kidnapping and having that woman’s life at the palm of his hands. Unbelievable.
There should have been no bond.
Its such a little thing but you can tell how much that one officer cares and how the victim was always in the front of his mind. He kept reminding everyone she wanted water, such a small thing that doesn't matter at all, but it kept coming out because he kept thinking about her wellbeing.
From a psychological POV, it's a very important thing. It's something where she can take control again after losing it completely by being abducted. Such a simple thing as asking for something and receiving it goes a long way to help someone calm down. I'm just saying the cops was amazing for treating her request as important!
Another little thing I noticed 12:35, he made sure to non-verbally tell his colleague to get his knee off the kidnappers back as they alr had the guy in cuffs and face down! Damn good cop
These are insanely good quality videos. The narration, the mug shots, the jump cuts to notable moments, including all the positive reinforcement the K9 doggo gets.
Unrivaled
“HES A GOOD BOIIII” Lmao definitely wholesome
he's really the fucking boss of police content absolutely amazing
I second that! 💖💖🙂🙂💯
"HEEEEEYA GOOD BOIIIII!"
12:08
Even the strongest man gets a baby voice when talking to a good boy doggie 😂
Shit! I just noticed that I JUST talked to my dog like that! I don't think I would have realized that till you said it! Damn you, lol!
🤣🤣🤣
Dogs respond better to a high pitch tone ❗️
Our normal voice for dogs sounds like a distorted, slow motion mumble.
@@mar1video Maybe that's why my daughter's dog seems to like me less than anyone else. I'm a female & my voice is so deep everyone thinks I'm a man on the phone lol. I'm going to try some of that baby talk & see if it makes a difference. I spoil the little bugger & he STILL chooses everyone else over me 😂
@@munkustrap2 - yup ! Definitely try that higher octave, very lively, exciting tone , baby voice and you will see the difference!
Good luck with the experiment 😁
Hearing the K9 officer go from angry voice to "that's a good boy" to the doggo in such a cute voice was the highlight of this video 🥰
When you realize there is someone in the car and you refuse to stop and let them out, shouldn't this be kidnapping?
aka false imprisonment.
They call it False Imprisonment. In SC it would be Kidnapping. Same thing.
In Arkansas it would be Felony Kidnapping!!
@@Frankie--da-fixer And in Arkansas that car would have had the PIT treatment a long time before they got this one stopped.
@@Bellboy40 Especially if it was Officer Byrd,he don't play!!
The second the woman got out of the car, I started to tear up. You can hear the panic in her voice. I can’t imagine what it feels like to wake up to yourself being literally kidnapped.
I'm glad she made it. It had to be scary to be in her position. Also great job to the cops for helping her get to safety
11:47 Praising the dog in a puppy voice during an intense stand-off just had me dead
70 mph on 1 tire?? That’s impressive.
His driving skills must be maxed out on gta 5. 😆
Stabilization and Traction Control.....
If I were the woman I'd sue the dude for mental trauma, but it'd probably be like trying to get blood out of a rock. And think how the owner feels when they get the car back. I would insist the insurance claim be for a total loss. Maybe dude could be sentenced to prison until he can pay it all off at prison wages or age 120, whichever comes first.
volkswagen.... das auto😂
That Poor Poor Woman, breaks my heart to think she had to go through this
I almost started crying hearing that poor woman. She’s not much older than me. 😢
The cops did such an amazing job! Way to go guys! 👏
One of the best channels on TH-cam!
Started? I did, and I'm retired with 27 of LE under my belt! Great job to all those guys involved, and the gals too.💙💙💙
@@luxuryxcoffin lol you a Bengal's fan?
@@luxuryxcoffinok hero, keep up the good work brave internet soldier
@@luxuryxcoffin man shut up goofy
@@luxuryxcoffin This 100%
The stress these and every officers endure is unbelievable. It’s amazing how quickly they recover. It amazes me how the officers of this country are expected to be nice but what people don’t understand is that they are working under a lot of stress and that they are cognoscent that their lives are on the line during their shifts everyday. May god protect our officers. Thank you to all officers for your service.
Ameen 🙏🏾
That woman's crying just tore me up.
I can't imagine how scary that whole thing was. Poor lady.😔
How they made sure to check on the victim, making sure she had water and helped calm her down. This is what motivates me. Actually helping people. This is why I want to be in this field.
Admirable goal! I pray you succeed. Sadly, many great officers are leaving because of dangerous understaffing while the public attitude continues to deteriorate. It’s disgusting that politicians have demonized law enforcement and divided people, teaching people to see the colour of other’s skin and violence is encouraged. Sadly also, Leos end up going to the same places and dealing with the same people repeatedly which makes them unavailable to patrol and prevent crime by their presence. Be careful where you decide to apply to work. Wish you every success.
@@candacecurtis5739 Lots of good cops out there. Also lots of poorly trained cops who shoot first and have absolutely no idea how to de escalate situations. It’s not their fault, it’s time to reform LEO and get them better trained. See Canada for example, they know what they’re doing
@@trashyraccoon2615 I live in Canada and have cop family on all sides. Cops here so liberal in most cases I’m shocked they don’t hold the door for crooks as they exit a crime. In Quebec they are hardcore drones sadly, opposite to here. We have kneecapped our police and they die every day because they hesitate to protect themselves. If you want to give criminals the benefit of the doubt, then we need to finance social workers and send them out to all the calls. We are expecting cops to be parents, counsellors, social workers, psychiatrists, community peacemakers, to assist victims, and so much more! No other professional is faced with such danger while being expected to professionally drive, hand to hand combat, know the laws and do proficient paperwork, attend court and that’s just what comes to mind. I know that they are leaving the force in droves and departments aren’t replacing them. Those with firearms aren’t allowed to use them for protection and they are closer every day to taking them away from us completely including hunting rifles. They passed a law that was already obsolete and called in all the experts and then flat lied about the amendment taking hunting tools. More training isn’t the answer. Rehabilitation of addicts and criminals, mental health help, including travelling nurses making sure people are stable on medication and scores of other professions can be involved, but heaping more training on people who are trained half to death while making pi$$ poor wages and expecting them to be all things makes no sense at all. Sorry, but the grass is definitely not greener here. A peaceful protest saw mounted police trample a disabled senior, they aren’t better either. The gangs are pouring in over the borders, so it should be the Wild West here soon too. Once I saw too much I stopped watching mainstream media. Then I really got an education. Sorry to rain on your parade, it’s not personal. This isn’t the country it was ten years ago. Not even close!
@@candacecurtis5739 Hmm I dunno, you just sound like a paranoid right winger with an axe to grind. Blaming “liberals”. Whatever. Don’t mean to rain on your parade.
@@trashyraccoon2615 by the liberals I was referring to the government. Right winger lmao nah. My kids would laugh so hard at your comment! The point is though, that no other profession is taxed to deal with the social problems that cops are. That needs replacing across the board with people that do it well, and the funding needs putting in place. Homeless and drug addicted steal, for example. We need to address the issues before sending in Leo’s. Why not save them for active shooters etc. Hostage takings and kidnappings bring in professional negotiators. That’s what I am talking about. Where I grew up in the UK they have a mental health car that responds to anything that seems like their cup of tea. Sending armed enforcement to everything isn’t the best we can do. Sunny skies here, thanks! Grass isn’t greener here, not at all. The government paid 600 million for the “independent journalists” here though, I don’t imagine they wish to make the PM an enemy. They signed paperwork saying as much. Our shiny new Minister will be cracking down on what we can say and do online as well, pretty sure. She said as much.
Can you imagine waking from a nap, realize you’re being hijacked and then being an unwilling passenger in a car driven erratically at over 100 MPH?
How she reacted right after the officers pulled her from safety was a glimpse into that. Sheer horror and confusion, and she was in that state for the whole duration of the chase. Poor lady.
would make 2 truths and 1 lie really hard
Thank God they saved her. And it's amazing how long a car can go missing tires
I’ve watched many graphic videos on channels like these but wow… the way that lady began crying in despair & relief after she was released from the car was tragic to watch.
I really hope she doesn’t have trauma or PTSD from this experience. 🙏
We shouldn’t have to fear sitting in gas stations expecting our family members to come back when in reality it was someone with malicious intentions towards you, and your vehicle.
God.. bless her, no-one should go through this ever.
A lot of scumbags tend to hang around gas stations and convenient stores. You really have to be aware of your surroundings and keep your car locked, even if you're in it.
@@rpurdy4821 Yeah, I always keep my car locked when I have people sitting in it when I go in. I don't think they care. The only thing they request is either the AC or heater/AC on.
@@rpurdy4821 I live near a scuzzy town with lots of drug addicts, and lately it's EVERY time that I stop for gas I get approached by a Methface McScabby who always say that they just need money for gas to get to a town that's about 30 miles away (the town is always one of about five). Sometimes they say they have to pick up their kids, or that their relative is in the hospital. Usually, they have no car though.
Two days ago, I had one get aggressive in a grocery store parking lot, she yelled curse words and threw something at my car when she realized I was going to continue ignoring her and drive away quickly.
I guess I need to start taking my dog to town with me. He's a biter when he thinks I'm being threatened.
Unfortunately she'll probably have at least some, especially if she has never experienced certain things/people before. Maybe not tho, she seems strong as far as these things go.
true.
to be safe, lock your doors always. scumbags are everywhere.
That poor lady, her voice was killing me. Imagine being in a pit maneuver and you are NOT the bad guy! She had to have thought it was over.
“DaS a GoOd bOy!!!!!”” I loved that part! Middle of the chaos keeping officer Bork bite happy!
I know that is so wholesome ❤
That poor woman. I unfortunately know the feeling of when your life is in someone else's hands and how horrible that can feel. I hope she found peace after this. Great job officers & love the way they talk to their dogs.
It’s honestly surprising to hear someone stole a car with someone inside without realizing. I’ve heard bad guys stealing cars with babies inside, but an actual person who called to describe their location of where they’re passing is not what I expected
He did realize she was there. He was just too geeked to realize that keeping her back there was a liability. She was even surprised he did ‘t stop to kick her out v
@@Dziaji Yeah, I rewatched it and heard he did realize. That’s my bad
Meth is a helluva drug.
Guy was so meth'd out he got into a car that wasn't his own and didn't even know wtf they were doing.
These idiots don’t realize much. And ignore what they do realize.
It's funny how even in the most frantic situations you still have to baby talk to a dog. 😂
Whoo eats the bad guys?? Whooooo eassss the bad gouyysss? 😅
How he didn't get a kidnapping charge is beyond me. The officers did a great job otherwise.
Exactly I was thinking 💭 the same thing 😮
and grand theft auto as opposed to driving without permission
Lousy passive ineffective prosecutors...
@@detective_mitch_connerfalse imprisonment is when you hold someone captive. Kidnapping is taking them captive and moving them somewhere else. No demand for money or harming them is required
There isn't really much to show he intended to kidnap her so much as he just wanted the car and she happened to be in it. He also didn't even try to prevent her from contacting the police or actually take her anywhere so the problem is they can't actually make the charge stick. False imprisonment is much easier to prove because he held her against her will regardless of whether he did anything to her. They also can't stick GTA because there's no evidence whatsoever he was going to keep the car for any length of time. So, what happened here is they stuck with the charges they could actually get him with instead of going for the ones that his lawyer would immediately talk them down from. Makes the whole process faster instead of just gunning for whatever you can come up with. But sure, drag it out through legal battles instead, it'll give the public more court tv to watch.
These videos give me so much respect for law enforcement. Its so nice to see videos of good cops doing a good job and truly helping people. Gives me faith in the good cops that are out there.
I'm shocked that vehicle went that distance and speed without any tires 😲
Agree! Tyres are overrated 😂
It has AWD so that's why.
@@FacuGonz3 what car is this do you know?
@@MDQ2 Atlas Cross Sport, it's the 'coupe' version of the Atlas.
I’m shocked this guy got a $40,000 cash bond to get out of jail right away, instead of being kept in prison until trial, to get sentenced with many years for kidnapping!! This is insane of the judge!!!
I cant imagine how scared that poor woman was, props to her for staying as calm as she could.
Also, I was surprised how well the car handled without tires
Can we all take a moment to applaud the officer's radio play by play during pursuit 👏 This was amazing under pressure, and he was thoughtful to the victim during all the chaos. Well done.
I love how the dog gets told he’s a good boy to keep him calm during the stressful situation.
I feel so sorry for that lady. You could see how terrified she was. Thank God she was saved. The guy should have been charged for attempted kidnapping.
Attempted?
I reached the end. He was charged with false inprisonment
@@readilium3432 will he deserve to go to jail and he try to kidnap her🤦♀️
Karma will catch up with Kyle. I have accidentally leaked all of his information to the dark web. I'm even working with a friend who is a notary and we are about to forge a power of attorney order for Kyle and I will soon have full legal decision-making ability for him if he is ever incapacitated due to a medical emergency.
Technically this isn't fraud because he is a rapist and he legally gave up his right to make his own decisions.
The only way he can get this power of attorney overthrown is if he voluntarily signs an agreement and gives himself 100 years in prison without parole or being able to reverse that paperwork once it's signed.
that's not attempted my guy.. that's full blown kidnapping.
I like the way the one cop told his dog he's a good boy. Loved his tone of voice.
That poor woman. I can't even imagine. And her family back at the gas station. I hope they are doing better now and can move past this. Take care all. Great work to all officers involved.
I love how he clarifies that this vehicle only has rear passenger side tire still on, just in case they mistake it for the vehicle behind him with only its front driver side tire still on.
Wow! How terrifying for that poor woman. I’m glad everything ended the way it did. Good job to all the officers who handled situation in such a manor. Stay safe out there! ❤
That officer that was helping her needs a promotion he handled everything so well
Omg the editing between bodycams was amazing! Great job! So cohesive! Love this channel!!!
That is one great cop. Calm during the pursuit, gentle and reassuring with the victim, firm and no nonsense with the criminal - and sweet with his dog! 10 out of 10, officer!!
I love hearing the officers go from “GET OUT OF THE FCKN CAR WITH YOUR HANDS UP” to “ooooh dats a good boiiiii” 😂
Sgt. Ron Stage-Sir, you were awesome here! (He probably won’t even see this.😂) Your patience, keeping your composure, staying focused during the pursuit, comforting the victim-all this professional behavior made you stand out here. We need more of you serving in law enforcement!👏👏
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I was literally about to have a panic attack watching this, thinking how scared she must have been, how amazing our police officers are, how little credit they get- then at 10:48 he screams DON'T MOVE- then a high pitched- ooohhh that my booooy made my heart so happy. God bless
😂😂😂❤
Kyle might want to request to stay in prison. I have his personal information and I wouldn't be afraid to pay a friend to accidentally pick this POS up and fake being an Uber driver. Technically that wouldn't be abduction either because Kyle has legally gave up his rights as a citizen.
@@mathewmclean9128 I'll take _"please pay some attention to me"_ for 500 Alex
Moral of the story ? Lock the doors of your car whenever you leave it.
What a way to be wakened ?
Thank you for your service officers
They should add a kidnapping charge too. That poor lady.
I'm not a lawyer but I think kidnapping is you took someone from where they were, against their will. Whereas false imprisonment is you prevented someone from leaving. It's possible kidnapping would have applied, but it's likely the DA decided on false imprisonment instead because kidnapping might not stick, because the individual didn't force the victim into the vehicle but, instead, wouldn't allow them to leave the vehicle.
This is why lawyers say, "It depends."
I cant imagine how that woman felt knowing he could wreck. He was lucky noone was traveling in the lanes he crossed over into
Edit: great job officers with the stop and caring for the lady.
I can't help but think about her horror when the car crashed into stuff, went off road and was finally pitted. Every one of those could have meant severe injury.
I love that he tried to follow procedure making the victim show her hands, asking her if he she had a weapon, but basically just gave up when she started yelping. Good cop.
The communication the officers, dispatch and state patrol had was impeccable! Very professional.
So pretty much how it always supposed to be..
This video should be part of the training to become a a cop
The officer hyping up the dog really got me
I would just like to say that the officer in pursuit in the beginning of this video, was so detailed, so calm, just was example of professional demeanor. Well done. We need more of these out there.
Sure but it kinda seemed like he wanted to be the hero
Thank you so much for risking your lives to protect us, you are loved! ❤❤❤
tell this too tyre nichols his familly...
@@mikivanduyn9630 stfu poor tyre didn’t follow commands from the start. Also those cops were diversity hires. Lower standards that’s what you’ll see.
Saying all cops are bad is the same as saying all black men are career criminals. It just isn’t so!!!
Must have been a terrifying experience for her. Props to the officers as always 👍
Imagine getting the pit maneuver after all that. Glad she was okay.
oh gosh hearing that poor woman’s cries broke my heart, i can only imagine how terrifying that was for her! i hope she’s doing ok and getting any help she needs
Bless Her heart..so scary 😨
Let this be a reminder to never leave your car unlocked when exiting. Especially with loved ones inside. I lock my car even while fueling.
These cops were really good. The way they communicated, looked out for the poor lady, kept things under control, and even after they had the man in handcuffs they were respectable to keep his health in mind too. We need more of these types of cops.
He just ruined that family's car and probably scarred her and her family for life, it's scary that there are people out there like this guy
For all that he only got a fine?! I give up on our stupid justice system. Our officers do a great job but the courts are so broken.
Didn't finish yet. They WHAT?
That's pre-trial.
Idk why you heard that he got 4k in citations and assumed that was his only punishment, then you further spread that lie?? What for? What do you gain from that? He got 6 years in prison, for the record. Our justice system does suck, but there are plenty of valid examples without making stuff up.