I had the opportunity to ride along with the Harrison County Sheriff's Office Air Unit as they supported the Cruisin’ the Coast 2021 event in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Love this, reminds me of the many hours I spent in a MD-520N during the late 1990s in Calgary, AB. Super fun orbiting in the dark, with the Flir playing with the nightsun.
Thanks for the patrol chopper video. Looked like fun. As a K-9 handler it was nice having air support. Patrol officers assigned to assist quickly got behind while on a track. My last air flight was in a 2 seat S-300 with the doors off and -10 air temp photographing a fire scene. Thanks for your service Mover-
This was great to watch. Some other commenter said he could watch 2 hours of this and I can second that statement. Would love more of these actual-police-work from a chopper perspective vids.
2:15 "I've killed a herd of cows", behind the Fighter Pilot nickname. Though I don't want to know how they looked after a few 20 Mike-Mike. As always love the content.
The helicopter was already airborne (it's an event with specific coverage). The motorcyclist had already been warned once and took off. This was his second encounter. The bike turned out to be unregistered and he had warrants.
@@CWLemoine Ok great, but what's the cost of keeping that bird in the air vs what he'll get in fines? Could they not have checked his registration at the first encounter? (I thought that was standard) It doesn't add up in my mind; not while inflation is high, costs for pretty much everything going up, potential shortages of goods etc. Where were the helicopters when blm caused 100's of millions in damages? It doesn't add up for me. Sorry.
The flying hour program is funded whether they are supporting this stop or not. They were airborne and the call came out so they supported it. They weren't just going to land otherwise, so that argument is null. The first encounter, they warned him verbally and he sped away from them. He returned and another deputy noticed and they made the connection that it was the same bike breaking the law after being warned. When stopped, the person was found to have no registration and active non-extradition warrants. I can't answer your last question because there were no BLM riots causing 100s of millions in damages in Gulfport or Biloxi.
@@CWLemoine Ok. Thank you. Over here (in the UK), police helicopters are only deployed for serious situations. It's normally left for the police on the ground to do things. I didn't know it was routine to deploy helicopters in the US (with specific coverage as you said). Thanks.
after moving back out to the middle of nowhere for the second time in my life i can honestly say i will never move back to such a crowded place like that. ill gladly stay out here with the cows and crickets and the freedom to ride without a helmet even though i still wear one regardless.
I wish I had the confidence of someone who got stopped for riding with no helmet, got off with a warning knowing damn well they have warrants out and no tags and *still* kept riding right along the area swarming with cops.
I like the footage at the start. Seems like one of the things the FAA get bent out of shape about, flying close to full scale aircraft. As long as the pilot and the operator of the drone are in communication or have a plan it seems safe to me. Keep up the great videos!
Great video!!!! It was interesting listening to the radio traffic. Sounds the same no matter the juristiction. I sometimes miss the old days on patrol.
When I was working on my pilots license I had the opportunity to fly in the backseat of the Sheriff's helicopter as well, as the school operated the ship (Bell 407). Turned out that it was much less fun for me than I expected. Having control yourself is makes a big difference because flying mission friendly might not exactly be compatible with being passenger friendly and so after two hours I began asking myself what I had eaten for lunch *lol*
As a former military (not US) H/C pilot (now retired) I have had the opportunity (twice) to fly in a fighter jet, as back seater, even flying the jet for some moments which confirmed what I already knew: the regret to not having been a fighter pilot. I would have enjoyed so much to fly these things but it has not been possible due to some kind of mistake in my first medical examination. A big regret ... Anyway at last I enjoyed flying helicopters, it was nice as well. But on another hand I'm really amazed to see that, as a former fighter pilot, you seem to enjoy so much flying helicopters 😉 For my part I'm flying fixed wing airplanes now in a Flying Club. Funny ... Regards
@@CWLemoine OK, I missed that through your videos: I thought you were retired from the Air Force (or the ANG) and now flying as an airliner pilot. I've got it wrong. Anyway you are lucky. Fly safe. All the best
Mover, I have a question sir. Maybe you've already answered this before. But why is the PIC in a Rotorwing right seat but in a fixed wing left seat? I'm just curious. Thanks.
I thought you could ride a motorcycle without a helmet in the States, must vary from state to state. Here in the UK it is compulsory to wear one. Nice ride along CW !!
Officer: “Just passin’ Slap Yo Momma’s”… 🧐 14:2514:4914:56 Pilot: “Wtf! Say again? Over” (made up that last line, the pilot repeated the info’ back to ground units)! 😂
I think the benefits of having night air support in a decent sized coastal community like this greatly outweigh the risks, especially during events like this where traffic is so congested that motor units are often having trouble getting from A to B. With all the GSXR's and other street bike traffic who can easily outrun the patrol cars at any time but with air support It's like the old saying "You can't outrun a Motorola". It becomes a problem quickly when people realize they can break the laws and get away so easy. I see the heli missions as more of a necessity here and it looks like they're doing a great job at it, too.
Very cool! It must be a warm night when you can fly in a short sleeve shirt. Was there a flight level restriction? Our air units get much closer and in a tighter orbit to the action on the ground. Maybe it was camera perspective that made it look like you were higher in altitude then you really were?
Not a single dollar spent that wasn't already being spent. And not only was he not wearing a helmet, his bike wasn't registered, he had no insurance, and he had outstanding warrants.
@@CWLemoine It just seemed comical to me having a helicopter after a no helmet rider. Thanks for the response. I found your channel a few days ago. Really enjoying it. 😁🇺🇲
Do you have to get certified on each different type (class?) of helicopter you fly? The Sheriff's dept helicopter seem very different to the ones you did your check-ride in.
Is the beeping during startup (5:43) generator interference, or an intentional aural warning to confirm the starter is accelerating? Seemed to track with the RPM.
Mover, you may have answered this previously, Are you planning on going for a Helo pilot position with Harrison County? Is there any issue with you living in Louisiana and working in Alabama?
When my wife and I first met she told me she had a bike, 750 Nighthawk. I had always wanted to ride so she let me learn on hers. First rule, Full face helmet is required.
Great video Mover but It could definitely improve with a brief explanation of what cruisin' the coast is and what the aims of this event/mission was. All the best and thank you once again!
Passing "Slap Your Mama". Didn't do it. "Go back to Waffle House" That was close. "You just keep flying the pretty orbit" BINGO that had to be a voice over cut. But that's not what she said.
Hate when the warrant screen pops and then it's not serviceable, used to get our best arrests on traffic stops. Real criminals could care less about valid tags and having both headlights working. To dumb to figure out why they keep getting caught I guess.
still dont get the helmet bit, especially putting this much effort in, only person getting the short end of it if anything goes wrong is the rider, glad i live in a state with partial helmet laws (based on age/years riding where i am)
Yeah sure get him for all them, especially on the open warrant(s) but to go after somebody for no helmet is too much, who's he gonna hurt other than himself?The rest of this case justifies the effort, but if he hadn't had those factors against him its too much
@@CWLemoine my best friend is a local officer, so I get how the process happens, but I still don't like the idea of these victimless "crimes", if that incident had started as him being called out for no tags I wouldn't care at all though
Laws are laws. If you don't want them enforced, you have to take that up with the politicians to remove the laws from the books. In this particular case, he was stopped earlier and warned. He sped off from the deputy and then chose to return, ignoring the warning. Once stopped, it was discovered that he had no registration or insurance (which is not victimless if he hits your vehicle) and warrants.
Am I missing something? They are tasking a two and a half million dollar helicopter with a two-man sheriff's crew to assist in finding a motorcyclist not wearing a helmet?!?
There sure are a lot of ignorant comments here about the use of the helicopter. The helicopter is airborne and therefore available to assist officers on the ground with anything they need, even finding a guy not wearing a helmet. They’re already airborne and burning fuel, had a more urgent situation come up they would have gone to that. I notice it’s mostly people with stupid TH-cam identities that make the most asinine comments. Before commenting, maybe use your brain before you sound like an idiot. I can’t believe Mover even responds to a lot of you.
CW can you please react to the 1989 dogfight near tobruk. 2 f-14s shotdown 2 mig-23s. there's a recreation of the incident in DCS also with audio of the incident by Dash99er
Look how much time/money they wasted on this poor guy just for NOT wearing a stupid helmet! In *my* state (Texas), helmets aren't even required. But then again... we can't legally smoke weed, so we spend a fortune chasing *those* folks around! So there's that...
The helicopter would've been airborne either way. They respond when traffic stops come over the radio or calls for assistance. They did exactly what they needed to... and the biker had been warned once already and wound up having no registration/insurance, and active warrants.
Mover, you really need to realize that no matter how cool aviation is, working with a bunch of dirty cops is never good publicity for this channel. You're on the wrong side of this fight and I for one won't be back supporting you until you distance yourself from actively helping these tyrants. Police do not need more capability or help from dangerously capable individuals. They need to be reigned in and have their toys taken away until they learn to respect the people you fought to protect. Stop helping your enemies.
This comment is idiotic, but I am curious what proof of "dirty cops" you have here? Do you know any of them personally? I believe you are on the wrong side here, but your absence won't be missed either way.
@@CWLemoine proof? You do live in America, right? Those are American cops, right? That's all the proof needed. The majority of them are actively involved in violations of civil rights on a regular basis and some of that group are regularly involved in much worse. American police culture is a culture of criminality and gang warfare. And beyond that, those outside of that group of active criminals are complicit to the crimes of the others and refuse to hold them accountable for their crimes in the slightest until their police unions and lawyers can no longer dig them out of it. They even protect the murderers among themselves and paint them as angels until the gavel falls and declares them guilty. Don't pretend to be too blind to realize it. They not only have qualified immunity applied too broadly, which they actively abuse and constantly seek to expand to the point of sounding more and more like gestapo than ever, they also have their blue line code of cover-ups to prevent the need to argue immunity in court in the first place by hiding a large swath of their crimes. If you haven't done the research into modern police culture or seen the astounding amount of evidence freely available right here on this platform from independent sources, or haven't recognized the problems in our justice system, I won't blame you for being ignorant, but if you're just bootlicking when you know better, you should be ashamed of yourself. Supporting modern police with anything more than a few kind words is a borderline violation of your oath to the constitution and very near to outright betrayal of the American people. You are helping the most dangerous criminal gang in this nation. The only good cops are those who regularly arrest the bad cops as willingly as they arrest any other citizen, and there are no cops doing so today. Every cop who tries to be a good cop either gets corrupted or bullied out of the job. I'm open to being proven wrong if you are able. Show me your "good cops" and then show me the FOIA info you gather of all their on-the-job records of the past year and you'll see exactly why they're not really good cops, they're just nice to those who agree with them. Our police are more of a problem than a solution these days. They are no longer protectors, but an occupying force in their own nation, and everyday Americans are the new insurgents they hunt. The rules of engagement are constantly being rewritten to "shoot first, pretend you were scared, and avoid all questions later." If that's not enough proof for you, I'm out. Thank you for your service, but shame on you for your support of this crooked system. We need great men working to reform this mess, not exacerbating it by going along with it.
Ah, yes. Pure ignorance and a one-size-fits-all approach. As with any profession, there are outliers that abuse their position. The majority of cops are good. I've been in law enforcement for 7 years now. Your blanket statement is false. Your opinions are based in ignorance. Nearly everything you posted is factually incorrect.
@@CWLemoine My opinions are based on personal experience, sir. I used to think the way you do until I was on the other end of the gun, staring into the muzzle for simply walking down the sidewalk. And it has happened to me many times now. You won't understand until it happens to you or your family. Best of luck.
Your personal experience does not tell the whole story and does not apply to every law enforcement agency in the country. As I said, I have been in law enforcement for 7 years. Not just supporting, but I've done the job. I've seen what the men and women in uniform do first hand. And you are dead wrong about everything you've said. You should do a ride along and get educated. In the meantime, this is not an airport and you don't need to announce your departure. You will not be missed.
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The iron of it all: I had more air support in 3.5 years with Manatee County Sheriff's Office than I did in 10 years in the U.S. Army. Go figure.
*irony, maybe. Perhaps you didn’t know how to call for CAS 🤣
@@adamrasmussen1839 Touche, mon frere!
As a fellow manatee neighbor we appreciate the air support.
Thanks Mover for the nice evening ride. Enjoyed the dark for a change. Beautiful shots.
Love this, reminds me of the many hours I spent in a MD-520N during the late 1990s in Calgary, AB. Super fun orbiting in the dark, with the Flir playing with the nightsun.
Nothing like a HAWCS flying over and being able to hear it but not see it
Terrific, I’d love to see more or this. Sort of a weekend Live PD for us aviation guys and gals.
Blue Thunder rides again!!! That was incredible to watch. Thank you C.W. for leaving it "raw". I coulda watched 2 hours of this. Awesome!
Great stuff Mover & Harrison County Sheriff! Thanks for your service!
Thanks for the patrol chopper video. Looked like fun.
As a K-9 handler it was nice having air support. Patrol officers assigned to assist quickly got behind while on a track.
My last air flight was in a 2 seat S-300 with the doors off and -10 air temp photographing a fire scene.
Thanks for your service Mover-
Any video with Stephanie and Greg is always a good time. Thanks to HCSO for letting you take us along for the ride. Looked like a busy night 🚓🚁
This was great to watch. Some other commenter said he could watch 2 hours of this and I can second that statement.
Would love more of these actual-police-work from a chopper perspective vids.
Nice! Always love the flying videos! Thanks Mover!!
2:15 "I've killed a herd of cows", behind the Fighter Pilot nickname. Though I don't want to know how they looked after a few 20 Mike-Mike.
As always love the content.
seems like people with warrants out for them ALL behave the same .. They do anything to draw attention and get pulled over
No kidding. And even after getting a warning.
if I've learned anything from livePD, may it rest in peace, it's that criminals aren't exactly smart
I can't believe that this is their job and they get paid to do this. It just looks like having fun flying around on a Saturday night.
Ok, but using a HELICOPTER to track a motorcyclist just because he wasn't wearing a helmet? wtf?
The helicopter was already airborne (it's an event with specific coverage). The motorcyclist had already been warned once and took off. This was his second encounter. The bike turned out to be unregistered and he had warrants.
@@CWLemoine Ok great, but what's the cost of keeping that bird in the air vs what he'll get in fines? Could they not have checked his registration at the first encounter? (I thought that was standard) It doesn't add up in my mind; not while inflation is high, costs for pretty much everything going up, potential shortages of goods etc. Where were the helicopters when blm caused 100's of millions in damages? It doesn't add up for me. Sorry.
The flying hour program is funded whether they are supporting this stop or not. They were airborne and the call came out so they supported it. They weren't just going to land otherwise, so that argument is null. The first encounter, they warned him verbally and he sped away from them. He returned and another deputy noticed and they made the connection that it was the same bike breaking the law after being warned. When stopped, the person was found to have no registration and active non-extradition warrants. I can't answer your last question because there were no BLM riots causing 100s of millions in damages in Gulfport or Biloxi.
@@CWLemoine Ok. Thank you. Over here (in the UK), police helicopters are only deployed for serious situations. It's normally left for the police on the ground to do things. I didn't know it was routine to deploy helicopters in the US (with specific coverage as you said). Thanks.
after moving back out to the middle of nowhere for the second time in my life i can honestly say i will never move back to such a crowded place like that. ill gladly stay out here with the cows and crickets and the freedom to ride without a helmet even though i still wear one regardless.
I wish I had the confidence of someone who got stopped for riding with no helmet, got off with a warning knowing damn well they have warrants out and no tags and *still* kept riding right along the area swarming with cops.
I like the footage at the start. Seems like one of the things the FAA get bent out of shape about, flying close to full scale aircraft. As long as the pilot and the operator of the drone are in communication or have a plan it seems safe to me. Keep up the great videos!
Fully coordinated and not that close.
Great video!!!! It was interesting listening to the radio traffic. Sounds the same no matter the juristiction. I sometimes miss the old days on patrol.
When I was working on my pilots license I had the opportunity to fly in the backseat of the Sheriff's helicopter as well, as the school operated the ship (Bell 407). Turned out that it was much less fun for me than I expected. Having control yourself is makes a big difference because flying mission friendly might not exactly be compatible with being passenger friendly and so after two hours I began asking myself what I had eaten for lunch *lol*
First hour is fun then you start asking yourself would it be rude if I took a nap 💤 lol
You should do more of these..super sweet ride along! It was like watching Live PD…
The opening “beauty shots” were great. Nice drone footage. I can see the Sheriffs Department using them in a recruiting commercial!
Dramatic music at the opening of the video so who was flying the drone. Well done videography and editing BTW. Your quality has improved.
As a former military (not US) H/C pilot (now retired) I have had the opportunity (twice) to fly in a fighter jet, as back seater, even flying the jet for some moments which confirmed what I already knew: the regret to not having been a fighter pilot. I would have enjoyed so much to fly these things but it has not been possible due to some kind of mistake in my first medical examination. A big regret ... Anyway at last I enjoyed flying helicopters, it was nice as well.
But on another hand I'm really amazed to see that, as a former fighter pilot, you seem to enjoy so much flying helicopters 😉 For my part I'm flying fixed wing airplanes now in a Flying Club. Funny ...
Regards
*Current fighter pilot. 😉
@@CWLemoine OK, I missed that through your videos: I thought you were retired from the Air Force (or the ANG) and now flying as an airliner pilot. I've got it wrong. Anyway you are lucky. Fly safe. All the best
Nope. Too young to be retired. Still flying. Still an airline pilot also.
@@erichaynes7502 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Maybe crop-duster too, or some other crazy excursion.
this looks like a hell of a fun job
9:49 "FLIR Systems" - though not "Forward Looking", always gives me a chuckle :D
Do law enforcement helicopter pilots use NODs? Does NOD aided vision provide any advantage over the FLIR?
GREG’s FINGER FLASHLIGHT IS FREAKIN’ COOL. Want one.
Love that you got that flir content. Excellent video
Mover, I have a question sir. Maybe you've already answered this before. But why is the PIC in a Rotorwing right seat but in a fixed wing left seat?
I'm just curious. Thanks.
I thought you could ride a motorcycle without a helmet in the States, must vary from state to state. Here in the UK it is compulsory to wear one. Nice ride along CW !!
Yeah it varies from state to state. Some states you can ride no helmet. In other states its a big fine.
Depends on the state, but most have helmet laws.
@@CWLemoine no helmet required in KY, required in TN just from my own experience
IL. and WI no helmet required. I wear one because…..Duh!
In Canada it's mandatory in EVERY Province.
Way to kick up the production value JAFO....I mean Mover. Lol. Kidding aside, great work as always.
I was a trunk monkey on this one. Not even an FO. 😂
@@CWLemoine still your up there
Self loading baggage as we call it in the EMS world
@@CWLemoine reserve JAFO
As always...AWSOME!!! 👏👍🤙
Did you do the drone video in the beginning yourself or was that someone else? Cool footage whoever was on the sticks!
All me. Figured it was time to use the drone. I’ve only had it for five years 😂
@@CWLemoine thought I was the only one!
Officer: “Just passin’ Slap Yo Momma’s”… 🧐 14:25 14:49 14:56
Pilot: “Wtf! Say again? Over” (made up that last line, the pilot repeated the info’ back to ground units)! 😂
"I killed a herd of cows!" That you did Mooover. That you did. lol
Great video. Love it.
Though I don't think nighttime heli flights are justified though except in urgent search and rescues....
Why?
I think the benefits of having night air support in a decent sized coastal community like this greatly outweigh the risks, especially during events like this where traffic is so congested that motor units are often having trouble getting from A to B. With all the GSXR's and other street bike traffic who can easily outrun the patrol cars at any time but with air support It's like the old saying "You can't outrun a Motorola". It becomes a problem quickly when people realize they can break the laws and get away so easy. I see the heli missions as more of a necessity here and it looks like they're doing a great job at it, too.
Very cool! It must be a warm night when you can fly in a short sleeve shirt. Was there a flight level restriction? Our air units get much closer and in a tighter orbit to the action on the ground. Maybe it was camera perspective that made it look like you were higher in altitude then you really were?
Did they clean/vac/blow that parking lot before using it for a landing?
Wow! Lot's of expensive resources after that public enemy not wearing a helmet. Tax dollars well spent.
Not a single dollar spent that wasn't already being spent. And not only was he not wearing a helmet, his bike wasn't registered, he had no insurance, and he had outstanding warrants.
@@CWLemoine It just seemed comical to me having a helicopter after a no helmet rider. Thanks for the response. I found your channel a few days ago. Really enjoying it. 😁🇺🇲
The comments banter almost as good as the vid Mover! Too funny!
When do we get to see Mover Ruins Blue Thunder (1983)?
Do you have to get certified on each different type (class?) of helicopter you fly? The Sheriff's dept helicopter seem very different to the ones you did your check-ride in.
Not unless it requires a type rating. These do not.
When do you get to ride the Blue Thunder?😷🚁
I sense a career change in the near future!
That looks like a fun job.
Nice drone footage!
Mover, can we call you JAFO now? 😉
I was just a passenger in the back seat for this one. Observe and report.
Is the beeping during startup (5:43) generator interference, or an intentional aural warning to confirm the starter is accelerating? Seemed to track with the RPM.
Low Rotor RPM.
@@CWLemoine that makes sense. Thanks!
Sherriff Dept. night ops, awesome content.
Nice video! Did that guy that they were talking about on the radio in the beginning of the patrol ever recover his stolen vehicle? Or is it too soon.
I think y’all might’ve ended up flying over my house
Not gonna lie....got a chubby watching that intro! Well Done!!😁
Is it possible to slave the spot to the flir? As they went either or
Not in this helicopter. That was all Greg doing the work.
@@CWLemoine cool. He did great 👍
great video
I saw on the news where someone in Cruising the Coast got hit by a car.
Mover, you may have answered this previously, Are you planning on going for a Helo pilot position with Harrison County? Is there any issue with you living in Louisiana and working in Alabama?
No. Harrison County is in Mississippi, and they do not hire people without MS residency.
@@CWLemoine You still can write Pnic hours in your private log though ;)
Living the grand theft auto lifestyle nice
I’m going to be a helicopter pilot 🤝
That was a lot of time and effort to bust someone for the crime of not wearing a helmet.
Not really.
@@CWLemoine Check out "Werner Molders". He might look familiar to you.
Full-face brain-bucket ranges from $250 to $500. As an ex-EMT, I recommend to get a full-face helmet.
When my wife and I first met she told me she had a bike, 750 Nighthawk. I had always wanted to ride so she let me learn on hers. First rule, Full face helmet is required.
Is that some sort of race track with the pink lights?
Great video Mover but It could definitely improve with a brief explanation of what cruisin' the coast is and what the aims of this event/mission was. All the best and thank you once again!
Passing "Slap Your Mama". Didn't do it.
"Go back to Waffle House" That was close.
"You just keep flying the pretty orbit" BINGO that had to be a voice over cut.
But that's not what she said.
Very cool!
Very cool video👍
Hate when the warrant screen pops and then it's not serviceable, used to get our best arrests on traffic stops. Real criminals could care less about valid tags and having both headlights working. To dumb to figure out why they keep getting caught I guess.
yeah the first responder life. hurry up and wait then hurry up again. its both a great job and a curse.
Way cool Mover!
What event is going on needing all 9f the traffic control and so many people lining the roads?
Cruisin the Coast
@@CWLemoine nice, thanks I'll have to check it out one day
Edit: lol it didn't even occur to me that it was in the title...
still dont get the helmet bit, especially putting this much effort in, only person getting the short end of it if anything goes wrong is the rider, glad i live in a state with partial helmet laws (based on age/years riding where i am)
What about no registration, no insurance , and warrants?
Yeah sure get him for all them, especially on the open warrant(s) but to go after somebody for no helmet is too much, who's he gonna hurt other than himself?The rest of this case justifies the effort, but if he hadn't had those factors against him its too much
How do you think these stops are initiated?
@@CWLemoine my best friend is a local officer, so I get how the process happens, but I still don't like the idea of these victimless "crimes", if that incident had started as him being called out for no tags I wouldn't care at all though
Laws are laws. If you don't want them enforced, you have to take that up with the politicians to remove the laws from the books. In this particular case, he was stopped earlier and warned. He sped off from the deputy and then chose to return, ignoring the warning. Once stopped, it was discovered that he had no registration or insurance (which is not victimless if he hits your vehicle) and warrants.
Nice!
Am I missing something? They are tasking a two and a half million dollar helicopter with a two-man sheriff's crew to assist in finding a motorcyclist not wearing a helmet?!?
Yes. You’re missing that it was an event and they were already airborne.
There sure are a lot of ignorant comments here about the use of the helicopter. The helicopter is airborne and therefore available to assist officers on the ground with anything they need, even finding a guy not wearing a helmet. They’re already airborne and burning fuel, had a more urgent situation come up they would have gone to that. I notice it’s mostly people with stupid TH-cam identities that make the most asinine comments. Before commenting, maybe use your brain before you sound like an idiot. I can’t believe Mover even responds to a lot of you.
Nice
CW can you please react to the 1989 dogfight near tobruk. 2 f-14s shotdown 2 mig-23s. there's a recreation of the incident in DCS also with audio of the incident by Dash99er
When you do a ride along it should be required that you have to ride in a SPIE harness
Why?
@@CWLemoine so they can kick you out if you ask too many questions 🤣
@@CWLemoine the more important question is why not? It would be awesome! Then if you make it through that then you get to ride shotgun 🙂
That is some sketchy drone footage
How is it sketchy?
Look how much time/money they wasted on this poor guy just for NOT wearing a stupid helmet! In *my* state (Texas), helmets aren't even required. But then again... we can't legally smoke weed, so we spend a fortune chasing *those* folks around! So there's that...
No money was wasted on the helmet. But he did have open warrants in your state. So there’s that.
@@CWLemoine yep, but no extradition, so if the “crimes” had any victims they’ll never see any restitution from ol’ sqidly down there. 🤷🏻♂️
It’s a shame so much helicopter time was spent chasing a biker for not wearing a helmet.
The helicopter would've been airborne either way. They respond when traffic stops come over the radio or calls for assistance. They did exactly what they needed to... and the biker had been warned once already and wound up having no registration/insurance, and active warrants.
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Mover, you really need to realize that no matter how cool aviation is, working with a bunch of dirty cops is never good publicity for this channel. You're on the wrong side of this fight and I for one won't be back supporting you until you distance yourself from actively helping these tyrants.
Police do not need more capability or help from dangerously capable individuals. They need to be reigned in and have their toys taken away until they learn to respect the people you fought to protect.
Stop helping your enemies.
This comment is idiotic, but I am curious what proof of "dirty cops" you have here? Do you know any of them personally? I believe you are on the wrong side here, but your absence won't be missed either way.
@@CWLemoine proof? You do live in America, right? Those are American cops, right?
That's all the proof needed. The majority of them are actively involved in violations of civil rights on a regular basis and some of that group are regularly involved in much worse. American police culture is a culture of criminality and gang warfare. And beyond that, those outside of that group of active criminals are complicit to the crimes of the others and refuse to hold them accountable for their crimes in the slightest until their police unions and lawyers can no longer dig them out of it. They even protect the murderers among themselves and paint them as angels until the gavel falls and declares them guilty. Don't pretend to be too blind to realize it.
They not only have qualified immunity applied too broadly, which they actively abuse and constantly seek to expand to the point of sounding more and more like gestapo than ever, they also have their blue line code of cover-ups to prevent the need to argue immunity in court in the first place by hiding a large swath of their crimes.
If you haven't done the research into modern police culture or seen the astounding amount of evidence freely available right here on this platform from independent sources, or haven't recognized the problems in our justice system, I won't blame you for being ignorant, but if you're just bootlicking when you know better, you should be ashamed of yourself. Supporting modern police with anything more than a few kind words is a borderline violation of your oath to the constitution and very near to outright betrayal of the American people. You are helping the most dangerous criminal gang in this nation.
The only good cops are those who regularly arrest the bad cops as willingly as they arrest any other citizen, and there are no cops doing so today. Every cop who tries to be a good cop either gets corrupted or bullied out of the job. I'm open to being proven wrong if you are able. Show me your "good cops" and then show me the FOIA info you gather of all their on-the-job records of the past year and you'll see exactly why they're not really good cops, they're just nice to those who agree with them.
Our police are more of a problem than a solution these days. They are no longer protectors, but an occupying force in their own nation, and everyday Americans are the new insurgents they hunt. The rules of engagement are constantly being rewritten to "shoot first, pretend you were scared, and avoid all questions later."
If that's not enough proof for you, I'm out.
Thank you for your service, but shame on you for your support of this crooked system. We need great men working to reform this mess, not exacerbating it by going along with it.
Ah, yes. Pure ignorance and a one-size-fits-all approach. As with any profession, there are outliers that abuse their position. The majority of cops are good. I've been in law enforcement for 7 years now. Your blanket statement is false. Your opinions are based in ignorance. Nearly everything you posted is factually incorrect.
@@CWLemoine My opinions are based on personal experience, sir. I used to think the way you do until I was on the other end of the gun, staring into the muzzle for simply walking down the sidewalk. And it has happened to me many times now. You won't understand until it happens to you or your family.
Best of luck.
Your personal experience does not tell the whole story and does not apply to every law enforcement agency in the country. As I said, I have been in law enforcement for 7 years. Not just supporting, but I've done the job. I've seen what the men and women in uniform do first hand.
And you are dead wrong about everything you've said.
You should do a ride along and get educated. In the meantime, this is not an airport and you don't need to announce your departure. You will not be missed.