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I hope to God Trump doesnt make it so Cops get Absolute Immunity. Thats the only thing i dont agree with on his policy proposals. But with most Conservative voters/politicians, theyre Blind when it comes to Back the Blue.
@@proudkentuckygirll469Same here! It’s wild that People who are in this community support the 80 year old who said he would terminate parts of the constitution to stay in power after he lost the last election, on his platform truth social
The fact that the trooper passed away from a heart attack after showing no compassion for someone suffering the same fate is dramatic irony in it's purest form.
Oooo wow - No shit ? Really ? Cop went bye - bye - Well , now . Boy could I tell you a story I Witnessed - Karma is a real thing - I don’t know how , but I have seen it with my own eyes ! It was nasty and can not be unseen ! Death by acting like an asshole - Wow !!! 😮
Also, as most ambulances travel with only two EMTs, the one behind the wheel and the one treating Pt., the supervising EMT should not have exited the ambulance along with the driver leaving the Pt. alone in the ambulance.
To be fair this was in 2009…. Lot of you need to pay attention to the date. Hasn’t happened in this manner again, obviously there was some sort of meeting within the department after this. Plus, the cop is dead. Lot of the issues you can trace back to the chief, with how they dictate other officers with how their department and city will be ran.
Yeah. Behavior that should have landed the cop in prison only resulted in the " severe discipline" of a five day suspension and a visit to a department psychiatrist.
EMT and Firefighter here. Something to mention is that as a member of EMS our #1 priority is ALWAYS what's best for the patient. One of our jobs is to be our patient's advocate. Mr. White keeping the patient as #1 priority was excellent.
You guys are the shit. I had a psychotic break and almost ended up in prison but you guys took me instead. The cops wanted me, but you guys took me insisted. Phew
Give your EMTs and Paramedics some love. They have to deal with so much and are often thought of last in terms of Public shows of appreciation and funding.
Not by me - as a disabled vet - they are the only public servants I have ANY respect for. EMT, Paramedics, and firefighter are the only one that actually serve the community.
This is true. But, the driver of the ambulance was wrong for not having the vehicles emergency lights on. That in itself would have precluded the idiot decision from the Trooper.
@@TeamDoc312 man, don't pull that. I'm all for law and order but we as humans, with functional brains and a capacity to reason, understand why laws are set the way they are, because they work. If they didn't work, we would get rid of them. In this instance, if these paramedics come to the realization that the lights are agitating the condition of the patient, it should be fully within law and if not in law, allowed to continue as we are humans. There is no arbitrary pen and ink in our lives dictating our every move, some people make mistakes, what were the consequences of the mistake for no lights? Absolutely braindead.
@@TeamDoc312 It was stated that with cardiac patients it was protocol not to run with the siren. If they have the capability they should have just ran with lights or 4 way flashers or something.
The cop, ultimately was wrong, but to be fair, at the time of the driving encounter, the cop did not know there was an emergency with a patient onboard. It was his ego that started the situation to spiral out of control. He was "offended" that the ambulance did not yield, although I don't understand why he didn't just drive around. There was no oncoming traffic. However, once he heard the driver saying that he had a patient onboard, on the way to the hospital, he should have immediately served as an escort. This was about him.
The dept. wouldn't so the Almighty did... 9 years later. that should humble us all if we think we've gotten away with something evil for a long time. in this life or the next, no one will escape ultimate justice. Seek forgiveness in the Name of Jesus Christ people, and humble ourselves as that trooper evidently couldn't
You are exactly correct! Prohibiting a public servant from doing their job with disregard for human life should always be against the law. Point blank period!
it is. The cop should have been fired and charged. Now they would say he reacted to the paramedic getting into his face but still, the end doesn't really justify the means.
Nobody will see this comment but Maurice White is an amazing human being. Asked others not to get involved, stood up for his driver, refused to back down against several abusive cops in the name of someone’s life. He is a beautiful man.
Yes, I definitely noticed all of that! Much respect to him. I bet he still continued to work after winning that lawsuit. When you love what you do, it's not a job. It's just basically living in your purpose.
More reasonable to think the ambulance has more priority than police car. When you see ambulance with lights and racing through traffic, you should assume there’s a patient on board.
These troopers were carrying a racist attitude towards EMS Mr. White and the black family of patient. This was truly absurd. Troopers let their “racist egos” get in the way of being professional.
I’m a healthcare provider (anesthesia) and anyone who hinders an ambulance with a patient en route is guilty of attempted murder. Time means LIFE!!! If the officer thought that the ambulance personnel broke the law, they needed to follow the ambulance to the hospital and THEN make his illegal arrest. Unbelievable…just simply unbelievable.
Even if the patient survives, the delay can cause permanent structural damage to the heart, if pulse ox drops too much brain damage can happen, there’s risk of hypertensive crisis which can cause stroke or brain aneurysm, it’s not something to play with!! Thank you for what you do, we need more people like you. ❤
I whole heartedly agree. In trauma surgery we say "Time is Tissue." There is a short window with which to save tissue. How fast one is able to get surgical intervention could mean a difference between you still being able to live independently versus you needing 24 hour assistance with daily living or perhaps even being hook to a ventilator to keep you breathing.
I have to add this comment, because seeing a man who has professionally dedicated his life to saving the lives of others being choked for the simple act of trying to save a life and disregarding the feelings of an officer has a shaking with anger. How is this tolerable in this society? Why do we let this happen and to only give 5 days off to the officer? It is such an insult.
The Trooper was simply not listening. There was NO RESPECT for a fellow emergency professional. Such unprofessional conduct should have got him the sack.
Firefighter/EMT here. I don't know about Oklahoma, but in Florida the laws regarding emergency vehicles, lights and sirens, etc., the laws generally give law enforcement ultimate authority. For instance, emergency vehicles may stop or stand anywhere regardless of traffic regulations UNLESS otherwise directed by a law enforcement officer. Virtually all the codes include a phrase that makes an LEO the ultimate arbiter in these situations. HOWEVER, there is one big exception. NOBODY can interfere with emergency medical personnel who are rendering care to a patient. NOBODY. Not LEO, not the fire chief, not the governor. Treatment of the patient comes above everything else.
Yeah, I'd like to see them tell me to move. I'm a Professional Surveyor and Mapper in the State of Florida. Under State Law, not even a LEO has the authority to tell me to move, if I'm in the process of performing a survey. Only the Federal Government has the authority to revoke or deny my access to a jobsite or any adjoining properties, including any intersecting or abutting right-of-ways. I've personally taken the badges of six officers who overstepped their authority, and I'm itching to get number seven.
So basically everything you said is pointless because they are rendering care to a patient but the LEO took things too far due to an ego. I would have kept driving to the hospital or, if possible, radio in what is happening. EMS has a emergency situation, the trooper was just being a jackass. That's the facts and should of been fired.
That's how it is for us here in Oklahoma, if patient care is being rendered we have 110% control over that scene. Law enforcement for the most part is pretty lenient for us here with apparatus placement in regards to safety. Although I will say the Highway Patrol puts a very strong emphasis on getting the highway back open but usually allow us to do what we need to do in a timely manner.
@@shayh.3556 What you said is was what was pointless here. OP clearly stated the lawful exception based by state, as in the cop would be out of line EVEN in Florida as well. They were not supporting the Leo, get your reactive polarization under control and read "The facts." Read their full post. Not just what you want to jump on. Ugh.
@@Deargodwhat Look here, LOOK LISTEN! I did read the whole post bud, but this took place in Oklahoma and we even have someone from North Texas stating the facts for said state.
Its actually coincidental. Situational irony here would be if he got the ambulance driver he'd tried to ticket as his driver and the officer died en route due to delays because of the drivers refusal to go through intersections without yielding. The opposite of what you would expect from an ambulance. But colloquially AKA the way everyone uses irony, yea youre right lol. Technically though, if the patient in the ambulance passed away due to the delay, THAT is peak irony considering one would expect the fastest/safest route to the hospital to be the ambulance. The officer passing away from the same thing the patient he inconvenienced was going through is coincidental or karmic.
Irony? Or God's way of Balancing out The Karmic consequence of that Police Officer (Martin)INTERRUPTING the AMBULANCE getting their cardiac-prone EMERGENCY Patient to the Hospital ASAP?!?!
@@4Just1Girl I get what youre saying and agree with the core sentiment of justice and fairness, but purely in the interest of understanding this better, Id like to ask you: I was under the impression God's judgements dont come until you pass away, is that right or is my thinking on that incorrect?
The second officer was great. Seems rare to see nowadays. Of course, officers can't know every single law (many lawyers have to research sometimes) but to admit you don't know and then to follow up and self-educate on the subject is definitely refreshing! Glad you posted that one!
Jeez Assaulting and battering EMT??? That is one ego where this tyrant abandons serve and protect for his own egotistical BS Did not deserve the badge, gun and qualified immunity
Exactly and even the EMTs told him to let them get to the hospital and then he can arrest them for all they care. What’s clear to me is he knew he was going to be arrested despite not doing anything but he resisted because he knew it was essential to get the patient to the hospital first. To me, he didn’t seem afraid of the consequences as much as he was worried about his patient which goes to show how good of a man he was, put others first.
Who is doing the hiring of these mentally impaired officers, who is trraining the people who do the hiring? Who is approving this broken hiring process?
Retired paramedic here. We often had to run through a small town to get to one of the hospitals. There was a cop known for stopping ambulances. My turn rolled around one night when transporting a critical patient. When he got behind us with lights and siren while we were running hot, I called 911 and told dispatcher what was happening. Told her to contact that cop and tell him i was not stopping and would not put my patient at risk. That the cop could follow me to the hospital and give me a ticket, arrest me, or whatever he wanted to do. They must have advised him to rethink the situation because he never showed up at the hospital.
Pulling over an ambulance is truly wild. The second that cop realized they have a patient, and they don’t have lights and sirens on in order to keep the patient calm, he should’ve said “oh okay, sorry for the confusion. I’ll let you get back to your elderly patient”.
The trooper wasn't even delayed by the ambulance, he didn't even need to get to where he was going and didn't need to stop the ambulance. The ambulance should have never stopped.
@@jasonlacroix6083 You can be dead right. The driver didn't know what the full situation was, so that was probably the safest option for everyone onboard including the patient.
The cop, only on the job less than two years at the time, was given a five-day unpaid rip for this. Only six months later, he was again investigated for beating a black man with his nightstick. Then five years later in 2014, now no longer on the road, he was assigned to a "teenager academy" for high schoolers interested in policing. He was removed from that task and again investigated for showing "innapptopriate photos" to people. He died in 2018 after a heart attack at age 46.
@daisy1686 I think it's pretty obvious that as a result of the most recent incident, and his prior work history, including the incidents we're aware of, and many others we're not, that he was terminated from his employment. Like many men in his position, the stress, the humiliation, the feeling of helplessness, were all too much handle, and so one day, for lunch, he had a 357 Magnum, on rye. For the sake of the family, and themselves, they told the public he had a "heart attack". This is often done in circumstances like this.
Most Oklahoma troopers have very little respect for the civilians. They only chose to operate under the "color" of law and because they are the omnipotent emd all to be all God's with supreme authority. Saying that there a very few really good guys in law enforcement, mostly though the law enforcement in Oklahoma really doesn't give any validity to constitutionally protected rights. It is what it is
@@fightingtosurvive6527 Naw that's still karma! He wouldn't have wanted it known that he exited in that manner. Especially after the ruckus he created over a traffic ticket while the patient was suffering from a heart attack.
@@honeycombist1 shut the fuck up how about justice for the literal hundreds of people who have had this happened to them for the past fucking hundred years
I mean tbf, the cop couldn't have reasonably known that the ambulance was transporting a patient so stopping the ambulance is completely reasonable imo. But everything that happened after that was just awful. The moment he got informed that they were transporting a patient to the hospital, he should've let them go.
How dare these EMTs compare the heart attack to that of a cop's bruised ego. Notice that when he had his hand on his victims throat the other cops there did NOTHING.
Of course they do nothing....but we're "gaslit" to believe it's only a FEW bad apples....it MAY be only a few bad apples....but when the "supposed" good apples don't do anything to stop the bad ones....they are just as guilty in my book....if not moreso.
I can't believe they put a woman's life in danger over this bullshit...if anything he should have helped him get her to the hospital....and it looks like karma is a bitch.
100% Unhinged Cop. This is a clear example of a person that is on a POWER TRIP! The priority is the patient in the ambulance, this cops sense of entitlement and ego is getting the way of any form of professionalism. At the risk of the paitents saftey. This world does not need cops like this on our streets. He is a danger to everyone he comes into contact with!
Trooper Daniel’s was later found to be under investigation for sexual misconduct 2 years before he passed. This man should have never been in any kinda power
He died in shame now he’s going to meet the Almighty judge and answer for his unbridled hatred. His white privilege won’t be able to help him on judgment day.
Why do people think all cops are corrupt? Because not a single trooper tried to deescalate things, and reason with the trooper. No, they circle the wagons around obvious bad behavior. Then he gets all of five days off. He should have been fired. The troopers with him needed suspended. The county needed sued.
@Dragynryder Thank you for pointing that out - most people sadly overlook that part of these horrific cop encounters. The apathy and inaction of the other cops, make them complicit.
As a retired Paramedic, this medic who was transporting a patient was being as responsible and caring as you can get. There was family following to the hospital, not running lights and sien in this instance tells me he had his patient stable and he was being cautious with the family to ensure their safety as well. Kudos my brother we’ve all been there. That cop had no right to put his hands on you!
Agree 100%. My late sil & her husband were both paramedics. My sil suffered numerous bouts of breast cancer that returned multiple times. The chemo treatments eventually caused breathing problems among other issues & the cancer itself ravaged her body. My bil eventually earned his PA, which allowed him to better care for his wife. Many doctors, including my own, along with many others have said that he took such good care of his wife. He really did. Between the two of them, they saw a lot of cases like this throughout the many decades of their service.
This is why I don't mess with audit the audit any more He's leaves a bunch of things out regarding law he has no regard to a moral stature for the people who are in danger he's strictly law He's scummy so you'd have to be very contextual if you went against him
Since he wants to play that everything he used to provocate the fine literary of truth down to its exact detail then the cops broke the law because they assumed the lights worked How would you know And he used the word unspecified regarding the implications of authorized vehicle Let's mark that up too Should we continue with the hundreds of laws that state something and can be the exact playing field for redundant inept rules that have no actual boundaries
How about the most controversial one "murder" Under federal law The applicable nature of innocence and murder to religion Under the laws it Insist a man (victim)is automatically innocent with no regard to evidence(background) because the moment didn't call for it Are you saying murder is wrong because you say it's wrong, or because it's wrong? They will recite religion, then they'd recite nature both being relevant With no understanding as to why the man did what he did Which the court is check this out Under previsions of god! The first thing they do is have you make an outh What does it say in the Bible? Everything according to God is ultimately good If anything it could be looked at as defamation of character or religious practice Try that one on for size audit Since you wanna be complacent with exact laws
Police don't care about the people. This has been a known fact for many for a long time. The police only care about their egos and themselves. They want to be treated like heros, while doing nothing heroic. Our police are corrupted and will protect one another, even when one unalived someone and was clearly in the wrong for it. Or even gRaping women and children. They protect criminal and pdfile cops all the time. They will cover up their crimes and do everything they can to hide it. They don't care nor have they ever. Police need to not be allowed to do their own investigations, they need to be held accountable, they need to be losing their jobs and never rehired, and they need a massive reform.
Probably the same ambulance driver only thing is, he had a DOT mandated 30 min break. Sorry, but thems the rules, officer, I gotta follow the rules, right?
No doubt, right? I wonder, too, what was going thru his head when he was at his critical moment. If nothing else, how would you feel, "officer," if the medics who were supposed to be helping you, took their sweet time when you were lying there helpless and struggling, or didn't put you first as a patient in need, while the medics argued loudly for 10 mins over procedures or whose turn it was to drive? This entire incident is truly outrageous, and who doesn't see the fact that trooper Martin, himself, died of a heart attack, as a bit of kharmic irony. It does in a way, explain the explosive temper, which can and does happen to people with exceedingly high blood pressure issues. I could see your point and wondered the same thing when I saw your comment. How could a person, even someone without much of a conscience, not have the thought of their recent interaction they handled so poorly regarding someone else's urgent medical needs, and how likely would it be for the thought of karma to enter a person's mind while facing the same fate? It's kind of a natural response to wonder about, especially when anyone not directly involved can empathize with whoever was wrongly affected in this unnecessary situation and it's being so unjustly handled. Trooper Martin, is every citizen's worst nightmare, for obvious reasons, which are only made worse by the insulting fact he was minimally disciplined for what mostly anyone would see as something he should have been fired for. The incident was bad enough, let alone the hypocrisy of his lightweight reprimand while being such a petty and totally egotistical A-hole, and having so little control over himself to become such a stickler about principles he made worse, by his exaggeration of them. Cops that are that unstable need more than a paid week off as a consequence. If any other person had behaved that way, they would surely be given the "full penalty of the law". The hypocrisy and his lack of common decency is just totally messed up.
Too many cops have too sensitive egos and should probably be under the supervision of a mental health professional rather than interacting dangerously with the public.
@EmperorNefarious1 Police in the UK take years of the academy before they are on the force. The police in the U.S. take 6 months of the academy before they are on the force. That isn't enough time to learn all the laws, to see if you're psychological prepared for the job, and to learn every protocol there is. Two same incidents happen at these two nations and was handled differently. A guy in the U.K. was wielding a machete and swinging it around. One cop held his attention while his partner snuck around and rolled a big trash can at him. Knocking him down and disarming him. A homeless man was wielding a knife in NY and had 5 cops with guns trained on him. They all shot him for "fear of their lives". See how each result was different from the time they had to train for the job?
@Captain-Cosmos • YAP❗️AND not only that ... They get irritated or unreasonable towards us ! But WE can get charged , beaten , violently taken down or WORSE ! By THEM 😠 if we don't act the way they say we're supposed to . And we a just citizens . Most of us are not fluent in the law ! While THEY represent the law 🧐❗️They KNOW the laws better than we do . But they can behave however they chose to ~ with us . But if we fail to dot one I or cross any T . THEY can go rouge on US ! And be justify for it 🙄❗️Because WE , the citizens should KNOW what to do , how to act or what to say ! WHEN IT COMES TO THEM 😤❗️But THEY the first representatives of the LAW ... Can do whatever they want to . When dealing with US 💡🤔 !
Amazes me when the cop said "pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind ya?" It wasn't met with "THIS IS and emergency vehicle sir." Or "The level of Emergency vehicles in descending order to most would be Fire, Ambulance, police."
@@stickiedmin6508 Well, if you want to get technical. It the cops acting like idiots, the cameras recording, people putting it on YT and other people watching it. Strictly speaking! LOL The point is, it ain't the dark anymore.
2009 was 15 year ago dude lol, not 50 years. I dont watch footage from 2009 and think "man most of these people sre dead now" thats weird as hell lol @girlfriendofnone
Another example of a cop abusing authority because their ego is more important than the health and safety of the public. This is your legacy Trooper Daniels.
"You could have killed an innocent bystander by denying them emergency care because your feelings got hurt. Take five days off." Man, I wish my job standards were that relaxed.
There was a female officer who was tasering a cuffed individual who actually did nothing up, she added a ton of charges that were dropped and all she got was 3 months of administrative leave before she quit and got a job in another area…
@@bchap1233I know of a CNA who was fired almost immediately because they “said something mean” to a nursing home resident…. Within view/earshot of one of the State Surveyors who was there for the annual review. He should have been fired.
I was driving my wife to the emergency room at the hospital and a cop pulled me over. I yelled meet me at the hospital my wife's in a bad way. He replied just go on ahead. Now that's the way to do things. No ticket was issuued.
I was driving my buddy crazy fast and running red lights to get to him to the hospital when he was having a heart issue. I saw a cop sitting in a parking lot who had to have seen me run a red light. I drove straight up to the cop and asked "where's the hospital?" (I knew where it was). He pointed and I said "Thank you" and drove on. He seemed totally disinterested.
Yup. I was in the same situation twice. The second time, the cop even escorted me to the hospital, even though it was across the county line. He drove ahead and blocked intersections and everything. Sometimes they get it right 👍.
Does anyone else feel like police should simply be unable to conduct traffic stops on ambulances? Seems like an officer can simply make note of the traffic issue and report it to the hospital or send it up the chain of command instead of interfering with the actions of EMTs and needlessly endangering the lives of others.
The EMT even told the cop that he could arrest him AFTER they got to the hospital and he dropped the patient off. But the cop kept escalating the situation regardless. Just outrageous.
I agree that is an avenue that could have been taken, but the issue wasn't that he conducted a traffic stop. The issue is how he conducted the traffic stop. Starting off hostile immediately, and no level of de-escalation at all.
Jeez Assaulting and battering EMT??? That is one ego where this tyrant abandons serve and protect for his own egotistical BS Did not deserve the badge, gun and qualified immunity
I think the initial delay was justified since the ambulance wasn't using lights or a siren. Everything that happened after the trooper was told they were transporting a patient was not.
You call being "suspended for 5 days without pay" a "severe" punishment? Are you serious? And who the fuck stops an *ambulance* who is on its way to the literal hospital? No, really. Who in the living hell does that? Are you kidding me? And choking the guy? *Choking?* I'm not a cop but there is absolutely no fucking way *choking* is being taught as a redonable way to subdue any suspect.
Well a 2% pay cut is not insignificant but I agree not severe enough. The ambulance did not have lights on, so the stop is somewhat reasonable. Not letting the ambulance go immediately once he was aware they were transporting a patient to the hospital was insane.
EMS protocol as established by official federal departments, is to not use lights and sirens with patients having a heart attack. It can debated whether or not this is a good idea, but the medic is expected to follow official protocol
This brought tears to my eyes when the 2nd officer arrived and the family had to intervene. Why didn’t the 1st officer care about the patient and simply follow them to the hospital? This is craziness. I’m sure this put the patient under additional stress.
I hope the patient in the back of the ambulance sues the police. Knowingly detaining a patient in an ambulance over ego.... insane. The patient is another victim in this case
Or make better. We all have situations that we (cops or not) have the ability to influence. You don't need a badge to be a d!ck. A mirror would prove that statement in your case. You also don't need a badge to be a good, caring person posting positive things on the internet.
@bustergrn What's positive about your comment? You just insulted a stranger while 'sticking up for the big guy'. Will you defend Elon Musk or some other privileged bully next? Imagine pretending cops and normal Americans are on the same playing field. SMH
Yeah and that includes marriage situations too. The rate at which cops beat their spouses is wild! IDK how people let their daughters date American cops.👮♂️+👰=👊🏨
@JDReC100 Yes because the random assortment of letters that you call a screen name is actually worth anything. You obviously have nothing to add, so it's probably for the best. No point in embarrassing yourself any further bootlicker.
@@kina8990 That’s my point, Trooper Martin forgot what’s important and took his eye off the priority because his ego was bruised. Quite ironic that he himself later died of a heart attack, although in his case he was transported to hospital safely. He died three days after being released from hospital but at least no self important asshole impeded his safe conveyance to hospital.
It's like the law feels that a day without work to a police officer is equivalent to a year in jail for a regular citizen. Because if you or I did what he did it would be 5 years in jail.
Once the cop knew that a patient was in distress, he should have put on his emergency lights and cleared a path to the hospital. But instead, his ego took control. And when that happens, logic leaves.
Can you even imagine trying to arrest an EMT while en route with a patient and not just handling it after the fact if there was a legitimate issue. And the icing on the cake is the patient’s family was begging police to let them proceed.
@@idrathernot_2Yes that would've been really smart. So not only would the mother not get the hospital sooner, one of her family members would've gone down for cop deletion. Totally solve everything. Galaxy brain
@entropiated9020 -- I believe That trooper had to have had A HEART, BEFORE it could EXPLODE From the OVER inflated, VOLUME of Anger the Trooper was experiencing??
EMT Mr White ,thank you for fighting for your patient and not backing down because of your selflessness and a wonderful heart for your patient and making sure she was taking care of because that is what you have sworn to do as an EMT! What a Great Man !😊
@@brandoncrouch6073 Well if they act like this against EMTs without punishment, well... I'd certainly hope the EMTs get the punishment themselves... In the US that might be especially easy, considering how often police officers end up injured compared to other nations... So yeah, just don't respond to injured police officers anymore and they'll quickly stop at least that part... against random civilians it's harder unfortunately
1% of cops are like this, yet everyone acts like 99% of them are. That's the problem. People immediately hate and disrespect police out of the box, then wonder why they're getting arrested. That's not to defend this police officer who is a legitimate POS, but stop acting like they're all the problem.
The irony that the trooper, who put his ego above an ambulance transporting a patient with cardiac issues, would himself pass from cardiac issues. There was something terribly wrong with his heart, in more ways than one.
@BearsNCigars I wouldn't associate God with the misfortune of another. That was officer Martin's own work. Had he not been a high-strung pos he may not have had heart issues.
Can you imagine how many times this sociopath’s police misconduct went unaddressed? This display of UNHINGED behavior probably isn’t his first time operating outside the boundaries of the law… his presence WILL NOT be missed!!!👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾
This cop is so full of himself, it is just disgusting. He HAS to be aware there is a patient inside the ambulance. He is only ignoring that fact due to his own self importance. There is absolutely no excuse for this type of behavior.
Was … look where they live!!… are you surprised the mid west is the most corrupt in the states l!!.. the mass amount of lawsuits that federal courts have to deal with is insane!!…
@@betterthanmost9549 - I 100% know for sure OHP troopers DO NOT have a union and DO NOT have a contract with the state. No union was involved. Screaming Union every time is just rhetoric just like qualified immunity. Trooper Martin was denied qualified immunity and OHP has no union. So try again.
@@hammerdown3876his comment about public sector unions do more harm than good despite it ( a police union) not being applicable to his case/ having no bearing on the outcome because of a claim that there was no union, still remains true. Also saying "I 100% know for sure" without presenting any evidence is akin to "trust me" or "believe me,I know what I'm talking about"
I don't even know what I'd do if my parent was having a medical emergency, and I watched a cop fight with the ambulance driver. That family exercised extreme restraint and idk if I could have.
I might have felt compelled to subdue the officer. Putting a life that's already at risk from getting further help seems tantamount to murder and he must have been aware that his actions put people at risk. The counter argument of "if you had complied, this would have not happened is an attempt to shift blame because he also could hace complied and it would have been even faster. He wasn't compelled or forced to keep the traffi stop going.
It was worse than that. He wasn't fighting with the driver so much as fighting with the paramedic who was providing medical care to the patient. Look up d bag in the dictionary and Trooper Daniel's face will probably be there.
Even before he knew there was a patient in the ambulance, the ego trip was insane. Imagine turning around to go back and fuck with an ambulance because you had to go around them on the way to a scene.
12:22 "I've been going hot to help the county out, do you understand?!?" Patient in ambulance: "Not sure I agree with that second part, but thanks. Now can you let us go before I die?"
When someone in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack and the cop feels it's more important for the BS outside fighting with the paramedics instead of trying to save a life that's when we have problems people.
minor correction: he is stopping THEM from saving a life. Cops don't save lives, they are just used as shields, enforcing laws already in place (well...supposed to at least. Most can't even do that.)
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good vids as always. a banger after a banger.
as i said in the orig videos i think.. what if it was the cops mama or daddy.. dirt bag cop
I hope to God Trump doesnt make it so Cops get Absolute Immunity. Thats the only thing i dont agree with on his policy proposals. But with most Conservative voters/politicians, theyre Blind when it comes to Back the Blue.
@@proudkentuckygirll469Same here! It’s wild that People who are in this community support the 80 year old who said he would terminate parts of the constitution to stay in power after he lost the last election, on his platform truth social
@@proudkentuckygirll469 I'm afraid he'll give them total immunity ... it kind've GUARANTEES getting the Blue Vote.
The fact that the trooper passed away from a heart attack after showing no compassion for someone suffering the same fate is dramatic irony in it's purest form.
Divine Justice is a beautiful thing.
Karma, oh sweet karma!
Oooo wow - No shit ? Really ? Cop went bye - bye - Well , now . Boy could I tell you a story I
Witnessed - Karma is a real thing - I don’t know how , but I have seen it with my own eyes !
It was nasty and can not be unseen ! Death by acting like an asshole - Wow !!! 😮
Cosmic justice!
Galatians 6:7 be not decieved: god is not mocked: whatsoever a man soweth, for that he shall reap
Only a psychopath would stop an ambulance from taking a heart patient to hospital. That cop should have gone to prison.
That officer actually ironically passed away from a heart attack.
I agree... and every arrest he's been involved should be looked into
@@aydinsha YAY
@@aydinsha Sorry but I don't feel like crying.
He got punished for sure..
Arresting a paramedic who is en route to the hospital--with a patient on board--is peak insanity.
@@BryanBrindley-qw2qy I agree.. there was really no reason for him to step out of the ambulance. All cops have an ego and you have to play around it.
No it’s an expected outcome in a country where police are not held accountable for obeying laws and violating civil rights
@@BryanBrindley-qw2qySomeone didn't watch the video.
Could've been a broken leg patient but still was far more important that whatever BS ego trip that trooper was trying to pull.
@@nettewilson5926 youve never seen a 1983 violation case? Tell me you dont research things you claim without actually saying it.
The EMT should have never stopped the ambulance until arriving at the hospital.
Yup turn on the lights and keep on trucking. There is no time to stop and chat in an emergency
the trooper will do a pit maneuver im afraid😅
By stopping so long, the patient might be dead in the ambulance. The cop must be held accountable.
Also, as most ambulances travel with only two EMTs, the one behind the wheel and the one treating Pt., the supervising EMT should not have exited the ambulance along with the driver leaving the Pt. alone in the ambulance.
💯🎯🤦🏻♀️
The fact he was able to keep his badge after this - shows that there is a systemic issue in law enforcement
To be fair this was in 2009…. Lot of you need to pay attention to the date. Hasn’t happened in this manner again, obviously there was some sort of meeting within the department after this. Plus, the cop is dead. Lot of the issues you can trace back to the chief, with how they dictate other officers with how their department and city will be ran.
Didn't happen again in this specific place maybe. Stuff like this is still a problem.@@HashMaster1776
Yeah. Behavior that should have landed the cop in prison only resulted in the " severe discipline" of a five day suspension and a visit to a department psychiatrist.
@@HashMaster1776 there’s still a ton of issues though
Any cop that’s so worried about giving another government agent a ticket setting aside the life of a person should never be a cop.
EMT and Firefighter here.
Something to mention is that as a member of EMS our #1 priority is ALWAYS what's best for the patient. One of our jobs is to be our patient's advocate. Mr. White keeping the patient as #1 priority was excellent.
I applaud you !!!!
Respect!
Sadly the cops highest priority is always collecting tax revenue and boosting ego.
conversely, cops #1 priority is to subjugate, and generate revenue.
You guys are the shit. I had a psychotic break and almost ended up in prison but you guys took me instead. The cops wanted me, but you guys took me insisted. Phew
A butt hurt cop is the most dangerous criminal of all.
Pride. It has got to be the deadliest sin bar none. Causes people to choose the wrong things.
And he died of a heart attack lmfao what a bum.
@@Priest_Of_Zebakit's amazing how people think they can go around hurting others and get away with it and find out the hard way
100%
Not entirely true.
Give your EMTs and Paramedics some love.
They have to deal with so much and are often thought of last in terms of Public shows of appreciation and funding.
Not by me - as a disabled vet - they are the only public servants I have ANY respect for. EMT, Paramedics, and firefighter are the only one that actually serve the community.
5 days without pay for assault?
Whould have been 5 years behind bars.
that is only for us peasants
"severe punishment" lol
@@Dan-yk6sywell he didn't get pay, most still dp.
@@KingBrandon-zd3ci I prefer the term "peon"
Is that now the ambulance response time for that police department? 5 days?
I love how the cop berates them 'You better pull off the side of the road to an emergency vehicle'
Boy, they ARE the emergency vehicle
This is true. But, the driver of the ambulance was wrong for not having the vehicles emergency lights on. That in itself would have precluded the idiot decision from the Trooper.
@@TeamDoc312 man, don't pull that. I'm all for law and order but we as humans, with functional brains and a capacity to reason, understand why laws are set the way they are, because they work. If they didn't work, we would get rid of them. In this instance, if these paramedics come to the realization that the lights are agitating the condition of the patient, it should be fully within law and if not in law, allowed to continue as we are humans. There is no arbitrary pen and ink in our lives dictating our every move, some people make mistakes, what were the consequences of the mistake for no lights? Absolutely braindead.
@@TeamDoc312 It was stated that with cardiac patients it was protocol not to run with the siren. If they have the capability they should have just ran with lights or 4 way flashers or something.
@@TeamDoc312 This was addressed in like the first 5 mins of the video....
@@TeamDoc312 Booo, you're wrong, booooo
Willing to let a woman die in an ambulance just to serve a traffic violation. Says everything about modern policing.
Damn right it does! That's their mentality. That's what their taught. Bow down or else! We need a big change in so called law enforcement
this was over 15 years ago.
@@monkeyfeed908and sadly it represents a culture that hasn't gotten any better in those 15 years
100% !!!!!
@@monkeyfeed908That’s still modern. Not recent but it’s not like it happened 50 years ago.
The cop thinks his passing is more important than an ambulance with a critical patient!!! WOW De-badge that fool.
The cop, ultimately was wrong, but to be fair, at the time of the driving encounter, the cop did not know there was an emergency with a patient onboard. It was his ego that started the situation to spiral out of control. He was "offended" that the ambulance did not yield, although I don't understand why he didn't just drive around. There was no oncoming traffic. However, once he heard the driver saying that he had a patient onboard, on the way to the hospital, he should have immediately served as an escort. This was about him.
The dept. wouldn't so the Almighty did... 9 years later. that should humble us all if we think we've gotten away with something evil for a long time. in this life or the next, no one will escape ultimate justice. Seek forgiveness in the Name of Jesus Christ people, and humble ourselves as that trooper evidently couldn't
he was not even needed at the call.
He got de-earthed already
attacking or hindering a paramedic or firefighter in duty should always considered a crime.
And a sin.
You are exactly correct! Prohibiting a public servant from doing their job with disregard for human life should always be against the law. Point blank period!
it is. The cop should have been fired and charged. Now they would say he reacted to the paramedic getting into his face but still, the end doesn't really justify the means.
Paramedics & firefighters should always be protected. Cops however, I think you allowed to put hands on them whenever you're threatened by them.
God took care of this one 👍
The way he defended his driver shows his character what a man. God bless him!
@@craigoryrobie5676 YES ... that impressed me too!!!!!
He protected his co-worker.
There is no "God" pee brain.
This is why people don't hate paramedics and firefighters.
Left the patient to pick a fight with a cop. Yea, great guy. 😂
The cop let his ego become more important than the patient who’s in the back of the ambulance. Clearly not about saving lives.
Protect and serve...
It's about a pig feeling better about his microscopic 8=o
@@FuquarProductionsand murder I think you misspelled murder
The trooper kinda got karma
lil cop big ego
Basically, trooper Martin gave himself a heart attack for being angry all the time😂😂😂
Karma, poetic justice, both relevant .
Nobody will see this comment but Maurice White is an amazing human being. Asked others not to get involved, stood up for his driver, refused to back down against several abusive cops in the name of someone’s life. He is a beautiful man.
Yes, I definitely noticed all of that! Much respect to him. I bet he still continued to work after winning that lawsuit. When you love what you do, it's not a job. It's just basically living in your purpose.
I am the 50th person who seen and liked your comment 😊
Yes he is I got to meet him at one of our hospitals in Tulsa. Very down to earth.
More reasonable to think the ambulance has more priority than police car. When you see ambulance with lights and racing through traffic, you should assume there’s a patient on board.
These troopers were carrying a racist attitude towards EMS Mr. White and the black family of patient. This was truly absurd. Troopers let their “racist egos” get in the way of being professional.
It’s crazy to think not too long ago body cams were unheard of and there is so much stuff that we will never know about.
Believe me, people know
Listen buddy this is why fucking people hate cops Black people have been being abused and beaten by police for 50 6070 years now.
Cops have been a-holes forever!
@@sharlenemullins1030Children and teenagers do not though
Oh we Know, in my Community we been Talking about this Behavior by Thug Lying Cops for over 300 Years!!!
Without police, who would be there to kidnap the people trying to get your mother medical attention?
I laughed a lil too hard at this even though I probably shouldn’t have….
Not all heroes wear capes….some of them wear badges
Not all villains are evil...some save your life.
no they don't @@powerstar8862
@@KMaseratiyes but definitely not that one. He’s a villain 🦹♂️
This is just embarrassing. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
I’m a healthcare provider (anesthesia) and anyone who hinders an ambulance with a patient en route is guilty of attempted murder. Time means LIFE!!! If the officer thought that the ambulance personnel broke the law, they needed to follow the ambulance to the hospital and THEN make his illegal arrest. Unbelievable…just simply unbelievable.
5 days unpaid suspension.
Exactly, it’s not some anonymous jerk in 1 of a 1000 red sports car. It’s an ambulance and driver that can be readily followed and identified later.
Unbelievable that he was allowed to get away with it as well!
Even if the patient survives, the delay can cause permanent structural damage to the heart, if pulse ox drops too much brain damage can happen, there’s risk of hypertensive crisis which can cause stroke or brain aneurysm, it’s not something to play with!! Thank you for what you do, we need more people like you. ❤
I whole heartedly agree. In trauma surgery we say "Time is Tissue." There is a short window with which to save tissue. How fast one is able to get surgical intervention could mean a difference between you still being able to live independently versus you needing 24 hour assistance with daily living or perhaps even being hook to a ventilator to keep you breathing.
It's an ambulance.... more important than a glorified security guard.
The cop's ego is unbelievable
Weird takeaway from this vid. Not all cops are glorified security guards obviously.
@@wesleytwiggs7687that’s why he said “a… guard” and not “the guards”
@@wesleytwiggs7687 About 80% I should say.
@@wesleytwiggs7687A lot of people disagree with you,twiggy
@@wesleytwiggs7687 Damn near most of them.
I have to add this comment, because seeing a man who has professionally dedicated his life to saving the lives of others being choked for the simple act of trying to save a life and disregarding the feelings of an officer has a shaking with anger. How is this tolerable in this society? Why do we let this happen and to only give 5 days off to the officer? It is such an insult.
Well said Torie!✌️
Thank the good ole boys who "Back the Blue" regardless of absolutely anything they do.
It's much more than an insult. It's disgusting.
@@eopanther8 They are a bunch of bootlicking simps. Mmm, tastes like bacon.
It's not tolerated in decent society, this is a Republican society and therefore nowhere near decent.
The Trooper was simply not listening. There was NO RESPECT for a fellow emergency professional.
Such unprofessional conduct should have got him the sack.
It wasn't lack of listening, that was pure ego, and anabolic steroids!
Firefighter/EMT here. I don't know about Oklahoma, but in Florida the laws regarding emergency vehicles, lights and sirens, etc., the laws generally give law enforcement ultimate authority. For instance, emergency vehicles may stop or stand anywhere regardless of traffic regulations UNLESS otherwise directed by a law enforcement officer. Virtually all the codes include a phrase that makes an LEO the ultimate arbiter in these situations.
HOWEVER, there is one big exception.
NOBODY can interfere with emergency medical personnel who are rendering care to a patient. NOBODY. Not LEO, not the fire chief, not the governor. Treatment of the patient comes above everything else.
Yeah, I'd like to see them tell me to move. I'm a Professional Surveyor and Mapper in the State of Florida. Under State Law, not even a LEO has the authority to tell me to move, if I'm in the process of performing a survey. Only the Federal Government has the authority to revoke or deny my access to a jobsite or any adjoining properties, including any intersecting or abutting right-of-ways. I've personally taken the badges of six officers who overstepped their authority, and I'm itching to get number seven.
So basically everything you said is pointless because they are rendering care to a patient but the LEO took things too far due to an ego. I would have kept driving to the hospital or, if possible, radio in what is happening. EMS has a emergency situation, the trooper was just being a jackass. That's the facts and should of been fired.
That's how it is for us here in Oklahoma, if patient care is being rendered we have 110% control over that scene. Law enforcement for the most part is pretty lenient for us here with apparatus placement in regards to safety. Although I will say the Highway Patrol puts a very strong emphasis on getting the highway back open but usually allow us to do what we need to do in a timely manner.
@@shayh.3556 What you said is was what was pointless here.
OP clearly stated the lawful exception based by state, as in the cop would be out of line EVEN in Florida as well.
They were not supporting the Leo, get your reactive polarization under control and read "The facts." Read their full post. Not just what you want to jump on. Ugh.
@@Deargodwhat Look here, LOOK LISTEN! I did read the whole post bud, but this took place in Oklahoma and we even have someone from North Texas stating the facts for said state.
Trooper Ego dieing from a heart attack after risking the life of a patient in the back of an ambo for her own heart problems is peak irony.
Its actually coincidental. Situational irony here would be if he got the ambulance driver he'd tried to ticket as his driver and the officer died en route due to delays because of the drivers refusal to go through intersections without yielding. The opposite of what you would expect from an ambulance. But colloquially AKA the way everyone uses irony, yea youre right lol.
Technically though, if the patient in the ambulance passed away due to the delay, THAT is peak irony considering one would expect the fastest/safest route to the hospital to be the ambulance. The officer passing away from the same thing the patient he inconvenienced was going through is coincidental or karmic.
Irony? Or God's way of Balancing out The Karmic consequence of that Police Officer (Martin)INTERRUPTING the AMBULANCE getting their cardiac-prone EMERGENCY Patient to the Hospital ASAP?!?!
@@4Just1Girl I get what youre saying and agree with the core sentiment of justice and fairness, but purely in the interest of understanding this better, Id like to ask you: I was under the impression God's judgements dont come until you pass away, is that right or is my thinking on that incorrect?
I actually laughed at that point he definitely got his comupaints didn't he sorry for spelling im nearly blind
@@Fangman123789 you gotta be the one don't you?! Smfh 🙄
Trooper Daniel gets an F as well as every other police officer on the scene. Not one of them advocated for the patient.
They advocate for their egos.
Thin blue line means they stand behind each other before a dying person.
So much for the protecting and serving
What they should get is prison sentences for attempted murder.
@@paulaxton72 They DO "protect and serve"... EACH OTHER!
The second officer was great. Seems rare to see nowadays. Of course, officers can't know every single law (many lawyers have to research sometimes) but to admit you don't know and then to follow up and self-educate on the subject is definitely refreshing! Glad you posted that one!
Any first responder that pulls over another first responder better have a damn good reason! Bruised ego is no reason.
Jeez Assaulting and battering EMT??? That is one ego where this tyrant abandons serve and protect for his own egotistical BS Did not deserve the badge, gun and qualified immunity
Exactly and even the EMTs told him to let them get to the hospital and then he can arrest them for all they care. What’s clear to me is he knew he was going to be arrested despite not doing anything but he resisted because he knew it was essential to get the patient to the hospital first. To me, he didn’t seem afraid of the consequences as much as he was worried about his patient which goes to show how good of a man he was, put others first.
Instead of harassing the EMT, he could have asked them if they need an escort to the Hospital.
Who is doing the hiring of these mentally impaired officers, who is trraining the people who do the hiring? Who is approving this broken hiring process?
Once he realized there was a bonafide medical emergency he should have backed off and seen that the patient got cared for
Retired paramedic here. We often had to run through a small town to get to one of the hospitals. There was a cop known for stopping ambulances. My turn rolled around one night when transporting a critical patient. When he got behind us with lights and siren while we were running hot, I called 911 and told dispatcher what was happening. Told her to contact that cop and tell him i was not stopping and would not put my patient at risk. That the cop could follow me to the hospital and give me a ticket, arrest me, or whatever he wanted to do. They must have advised him to rethink the situation because he never showed up at the hospital.
Good thinking
god bless you xx
He probably found a better victim
@@iamyou8416 exactly!
Ego driven cops are dangerous.
We need paramedics, we sure as hell don't need cops like this guy.
At all!!
Not EVER!!!
💯
paramedics save lives, cops take lives.
Amen 🙏 We need more Paramedics like Mr. White!
This trooper ironically passed away from a heart attack. Go figure! All that anger that he had probably contributed to it! Oh well rip
He went out of his way to chase him down? What a psychopath!
Right? Who does that? If anything he should have been escorting the ambulance at the very least.
Sociopath
I thought the same thing. He chased him down, wow. Whole new level there.
And the cop sped without lights or so tens to catch the ambulance. He did the very offense that he accused paramedic of.
Nearly majority of cops are psychopaths
The fact that trooper Daniels wasn't fired for that disgusting display is beyond abhorrent.
Jailed.
@@BabsKaz imprisoned.
Those that support this share responsibility.
At least he's gone now so he can't endanger and harass people anymore.
@@DJdoppIerhope he likes the weather down there, in hell.
Pulling over an ambulance is truly wild. The second that cop realized they have a patient, and they don’t have lights and sirens on in order to keep the patient calm, he should’ve said “oh okay, sorry for the confusion. I’ll let you get back to your elderly patient”.
White people who need their false sense of authority will stop at no bounds
The trooper wasn't even delayed by the ambulance, he didn't even need to get to where he was going and didn't need to stop the ambulance. The ambulance should have never stopped.
Its an ego thing for the majority of road pirates, they believe are more important then anyone else
He shouldve gave them an escort
@@jasonlacroix6083 You can be dead right. The driver didn't know what the full situation was, so that was probably the safest option for everyone onboard including the patient.
The cop, only on the job less than two years at the time, was given a five-day unpaid rip for this. Only six months later, he was again investigated for beating a black man with his nightstick. Then five years later in 2014, now no longer on the road, he was assigned to a "teenager academy" for high schoolers interested in policing. He was removed from that task and again investigated for showing "innapptopriate photos" to people. He died in 2018 after a heart attack at age 46.
46! Wtf!!!
@daisy1686 I think it's pretty obvious that as a result of the most recent incident, and his prior work history, including the incidents we're aware of, and many others we're not, that he was terminated from his employment. Like many men in his position, the stress, the humiliation, the feeling of helplessness, were all too much handle, and so one day, for lunch, he had a 357 Magnum, on rye. For the sake of the family, and themselves, they told the public he had a "heart attack". This is often done in circumstances like this.
Zero fucks given by the officer for the patient in the ambulance. What a disgrace.
I fear for how that "trooper" treated his family behind closed doors
He died of a heart attack in an ambulance two years later, ironically.
@@talkingbread2012Actually, the original pull-over was 2009, he had a heart attack in 2018. Research better 😅
But his ego was bruised, which is clearly more important than someone else's life.
Most Oklahoma troopers have very little respect for the civilians. They only chose to operate under the "color" of law and because they are the omnipotent emd all to be all
God's with supreme authority. Saying that there a very few really good guys in law enforcement, mostly though the law enforcement in Oklahoma really doesn't give any validity to constitutionally protected rights. It is what it is
What kind of rabid animal pulls over an ambulance with someone who just suffered a heart attack? In the end, Karma decided to punish the officer.
Not really, the cop lived 9 more years before dying from the heart attack.
@@fightingtosurvive6527 Naw that's still karma! He wouldn't have wanted it known that he exited in that manner. Especially after the ruckus he created over a traffic ticket while the patient was suffering from a heart attack.
@@honeycombist1 shut the fuck up how about justice for the literal hundreds of people who have had this happened to them for the past fucking hundred years
That was the ULTIMATE CASE OF KARMA EVENTUALLY COMING BACK TO GET AN ASSHOLE!!
I mean tbf, the cop couldn't have reasonably known that the ambulance was transporting a patient so stopping the ambulance is completely reasonable imo. But everything that happened after that was just awful. The moment he got informed that they were transporting a patient to the hospital, he should've let them go.
How dare these EMTs compare the heart attack to that of a cop's bruised ego. Notice that when he had his hand on his victims throat the other cops there did NOTHING.
Yeah I don't think they understand that this blue line gang thing can go both ways.
The cops who stood by were aiding a crime.
Perhaps the most disconcerting part.. not a single brave, honest, "law" "enforcement " "officer" in the whole lot
Of course they do nothing....but we're "gaslit" to believe it's only a FEW bad apples....it MAY be only a few bad apples....but when the "supposed" good apples don't do anything to stop the bad ones....they are just as guilty in my book....if not moreso.
@@billtate6962 True.
A county attorney calling the cops to avoid being served is crazy. 😂
Unsurprising though that he was willing to abuse his authority and get guns involved to cover his own ass
Such an A-hole! I hope he's found guilty of whatever he's being served on.😅😂
Getting a F from beyond the grave is crazy work
Alright I really need to stop reading this comment section, I haven't laughed this hard in so long 😂
Imagine your legacy is being the biggest asshole anyone’s ever seen with video proof lol what a loser
LOL
😂😂😂👌👏
"Don't speak ill of the dead" "I'll speak ill of a mfer though"
I can't believe they put a woman's life in danger over this bullshit...if anything he should have helped him get her to the hospital....and it looks like karma is a bitch.
*SOMEWHERE* in a dark corner of hell, Trooper Daniels is spending eternity chasing an ambulance that he can never quite catch.
@@elrey8876
I thought all sins had already been paid for? Does that no longer apply?
@@stickiedmin6508 are you asserting that hell doesn't exist? That seems contrary to what your religious beliefs seem to be.
@@hankf616
I'm asserting nothing. I asked a question.
@@stickiedmin6508 there are clear connotations to your questions.
As usual no crime was being committed until the cop showed up.
100% Unhinged Cop. This is a clear example of a person that is on a POWER TRIP! The priority is the patient in the ambulance, this cops sense of entitlement and ego is getting the way of any form of professionalism. At the risk of the paitents saftey. This world does not need cops like this on our streets. He is a danger to everyone he comes into contact with!
Trooper Daniel’s was later found to be under investigation for sexual misconduct 2 years before he passed. This man should have never been in any kinda power
Agreed.. but why do Y'all continue to refer to trooper Martin as trooper Daniels 🤔 ?????
He died in shame now he’s going to meet the Almighty judge and answer for his unbridled hatred. His white privilege won’t be able to help him on judgment day.
Like Trump he should be in jail for all his crimes
@@merlinburchett2537yea I know right!! Lol Daniel was his first name
@@Ritaraterok
His punishment is 5 days unpaid vacation. But if any citizen were to do what he did we’d get 5 years behind bars IF WE’RE LUCKY!
Citizens can't pull over and ticket vehicles
Karma came a knocking>>>SHE ALWAYS DOES
The citizens are incompetent and don't know to sue their surety bond agency this would stop if we all did just that
@@Plainolcountryboy Apologies if I'm confused by what you mean... but I would argue that most citizens are uneducated, not incompetent on the matter.
More like 50 years this is america after all
The tone in voice by officer daniels is exactly what escalates situations to unnecessary levels and CREATE the problem.
Sounds like he woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Sheesh!
Why do people think all cops are corrupt? Because not a single trooper tried to deescalate things, and reason with the trooper. No, they circle the wagons around obvious bad behavior. Then he gets all of five days off. He should have been fired. The troopers with him needed suspended. The county needed sued.
Yeah .. if he’s that unreasonable he shouldn’t be a cop
He needs a job that doesn’t require critical thinking
As @DragynryderMW says. It's not that one trooper. It's the system.
@Dragynryder
Thank you for pointing that out - most people sadly overlook that part of these horrific cop encounters.
The apathy and inaction of the other cops, make them complicit.
this is from 2009 bud
what a lucky community to have an EMT like this.
Wonder if his wife is proud of him. Carma
Agreed! I would want him as MY paramedic. I loved how he stuck up for his driver too!
As a retired Paramedic, this medic who was transporting a patient was being as responsible and caring as you can get. There was family following to the hospital, not running lights and sien in this instance tells me he had his patient stable and he was being cautious with the family to ensure their safety as well. Kudos my brother we’ve all been there. That cop had no right to put his hands on you!
Agree 100%. My late sil & her husband were both paramedics. My sil suffered numerous bouts of breast cancer that returned multiple times. The chemo treatments eventually caused breathing problems among other issues & the cancer itself ravaged her body. My bil eventually earned his PA, which allowed him to better care for his wife. Many doctors, including my own, along with many others have said that he took such good care of his wife. He really did. Between the two of them, they saw a lot of cases like this throughout the many decades of their service.
This is why I don't mess with audit the audit any more
He's leaves a bunch of things out regarding law he has no regard to a moral stature for the people who are in danger he's strictly law
He's scummy so you'd have to be very contextual if you went against him
Since he wants to play that everything he used to provocate the fine literary of truth down to its exact detail then the cops broke the law because they assumed the lights worked
How would you know
And he used the word unspecified regarding the implications of authorized vehicle
Let's mark that up too
Should we continue with the hundreds of laws that state something and can be the exact playing field for redundant inept rules that have no actual boundaries
How about the most controversial one "murder"
Under federal law
The applicable nature of innocence and murder to religion
Under the laws it Insist a man (victim)is automatically innocent with no regard to evidence(background) because the moment didn't call for it
Are you saying murder is wrong because you say it's wrong, or because it's wrong?
They will recite religion, then they'd recite nature both being relevant
With no understanding as to why the man did what he did
Which the court is check this out
Under previsions of god!
The first thing they do is have you make an outh
What does it say in the Bible?
Everything according to God is ultimately good
If anything it could be looked at as defamation of character or religious practice
Try that one on for size audit
Since you wanna be complacent with exact laws
@@Liltyd You're delusional. Please stop commenting. You're absolutely insane.
Respect my authoritah!
That there was more then one officer there and they were OK with it, lets you know how the police thinks of heart attacks on civilians.
Yeah his EGO is more important!!
Its Oklahoma. Most of the cops there are like that.
Police don't care about the people. This has been a known fact for many for a long time. The police only care about their egos and themselves. They want to be treated like heros, while doing nothing heroic. Our police are corrupted and will protect one another, even when one unalived someone and was clearly in the wrong for it. Or even gRaping women and children. They protect criminal and pdfile cops all the time. They will cover up their crimes and do everything they can to hide it. They don't care nor have they ever.
Police need to not be allowed to do their own investigations, they need to be held accountable, they need to be losing their jobs and never rehired, and they need a massive reform.
*than
Let’s Jesus know too. 🕊️
Cop in the first one probably wished he had faster medical attention when he had his heart attack.
Probably the same ambulance driver only thing is, he had a DOT mandated 30 min break.
Sorry, but thems the rules, officer, I gotta follow the rules, right?
No doubt, right? I wonder, too, what was going thru his head when he was at his critical moment. If nothing else, how would you feel, "officer," if the medics who were supposed to be helping you, took their sweet time when you were lying there helpless and struggling, or didn't put you first as a patient in need, while the medics argued loudly for 10 mins over procedures or whose turn it was to drive?
This entire incident is truly outrageous, and who doesn't see the fact that trooper Martin, himself, died of a heart attack, as a bit of kharmic irony. It does in a way, explain the explosive temper, which can and does happen to people with exceedingly high blood pressure issues.
I could see your point and wondered the same thing when I saw your comment. How could a person, even someone without much of a conscience, not have the thought of their recent interaction they handled so poorly regarding someone else's urgent medical needs, and how likely would it be for the thought of karma to enter a person's mind while facing the same fate? It's kind of a natural response to wonder about, especially when anyone not directly involved can empathize with whoever was wrongly affected in this unnecessary situation and it's being so unjustly handled.
Trooper Martin, is every citizen's worst nightmare, for obvious reasons, which are only made worse by the insulting fact he was minimally disciplined for what mostly anyone would see as something he should have been fired for. The incident was bad enough, let alone the hypocrisy of his lightweight reprimand while being such a petty and totally egotistical A-hole, and having so little control over himself to become such a stickler about principles he made worse, by his exaggeration of them. Cops that are that unstable need more than a paid week off as a consequence. If any other person had behaved that way, they would surely be given the "full penalty of the law". The hypocrisy and his lack of common decency is just totally messed up.
Karma
Too many cops have too sensitive egos and should probably be under the supervision of a mental health professional rather than interacting dangerously with the public.
It takes a special type of person to become a cop these days.
@EmperorNefarious1
Police in the UK take years of the academy before they are on the force.
The police in the U.S. take 6 months of the academy before they are on the force. That isn't enough time to learn all the laws, to see if you're psychological prepared for the job, and to learn every protocol there is.
Two same incidents happen at these two nations and was handled differently. A guy in the U.K. was wielding a machete and swinging it around. One cop held his attention while his partner snuck around and rolled a big trash can at him. Knocking him down and disarming him.
A homeless man was wielding a knife in NY and had 5 cops with guns trained on him. They all shot him for "fear of their lives".
See how each result was different from the time they had to train for the job?
@Captain-Cosmos • YAP❗️AND not only that ... They get irritated or unreasonable towards us ! But WE can get charged , beaten , violently taken down or WORSE ! By THEM 😠 if we don't act the way they say we're supposed to . And we a just citizens . Most of us are not fluent in the law ! While THEY represent the law 🧐❗️They KNOW the laws better than we do . But they can behave however they chose to ~ with us . But if we fail to dot one I or cross any T . THEY can go rouge on US ! And be justify for it 🙄❗️Because WE , the citizens should KNOW what to do , how to act or what to say ! WHEN IT COMES TO THEM 😤❗️But THEY the first representatives of the LAW ... Can do whatever they want to . When dealing with US 💡🤔 !
These folks aren't worthy of the title "cop". These are bullies that never grew up.
@@thedarkspirit5084and the US guy with a knife was a pen knife with a blade less than 4”
Amazes me when the cop said "pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind ya?" It wasn't met with "THIS IS and emergency vehicle sir." Or "The level of Emergency vehicles in descending order to most would be Fire, Ambulance, police."
And cops wonder why no one trusts or respects them, anymore.
Exactly. I told a retired cop that badge cams have destroyed cop credibility and... he just smiled.
@@DetroitHomeInspector
No, the cameras didn't do it.
The cameras just recorded the cops destroying their own reputation.
@@stickiedmin6508 That's the joke.
@@stickiedmin6508 Well, if you want to get technical. It the cops acting like idiots, the cameras recording, people putting it on YT and other people watching it. Strictly speaking! LOL The point is, it ain't the dark anymore.
@@DetroitHomeInspector
Yep. They're their own worst enemies.
Only difference today is, it's much harder for them to hide it.
Thats insane, holding him by the throat. Holding up a critical patient is beyond horrifying
Trooper Daniels is now gone…good riddance.
Maybe if he chilled out, he probably could have avoided a heart attack.
What about trooper Martin?
Most likely. It's a video from 2009
@@dominicwithouse5936lol
Martin Daniels/Daniel Martin
2009 was 15 year ago dude lol, not 50 years. I dont watch footage from 2009 and think "man most of these people sre dead now" thats weird as hell lol @girlfriendofnone
He gave himself a heart attack with all that pent up anger
Another example of a cop abusing authority because their ego is more important than the health and safety of the public.
This is your legacy Trooper Daniels.
*Trooper Daniel Martin. May he not rest in peace.
Trooper Daniel Martin. "Your stupidity will be remembered and not missed by the public you complete idiot."
All because he was slightly delayed getting to an incident where he wasn't required...
@@apompz6699I know that’s what gets me the most lol
"You could have killed an innocent bystander by denying them emergency care because your feelings got hurt. Take five days off."
Man, I wish my job standards were that relaxed.
Anyone else would be terminated.
There was a female officer who was tasering a cuffed individual who actually did nothing up, she added a ton of charges that were dropped and all she got was 3 months of administrative leave before she quit and got a job in another area…
@@bchap1233I know of a CNA who was fired almost immediately because they “said something mean” to a nursing home resident…. Within view/earshot of one of the State Surveyors who was there for the annual review.
He should have been fired.
@@tanya5322 hospital state surveyors are worthless AF and should be abolished but that’s a whole other topic. The cna however should’ve known better.
"And during your 5 days off, make sure you're well rested and EVEN ANGRIER when you come back to your taxpayer-funded job!!"
I was driving my wife to the emergency room at the hospital and a cop pulled me over. I yelled meet me at the hospital my wife's in a bad way. He replied just go on ahead. Now that's the way to do things. No ticket was issuued.
May I ask, are you black or white? How it should go and how it does go, are often not the same, especially if you are black.
I was driving my buddy crazy fast and running red lights to get to him to the hospital when he was having a heart issue. I saw a cop sitting in a parking lot who had to have seen me run a red light. I drove straight up to the cop and asked "where's the hospital?" (I knew where it was). He pointed and I said "Thank you" and drove on. He seemed totally disinterested.
@@scottsycamore8209Some cops will say "I'll assist you with my lights on follow me"
Yup. I was in the same situation twice. The second time, the cop even escorted me to the hospital, even though it was across the county line. He drove ahead and blocked intersections and everything.
Sometimes they get it right 👍.
It is nice being white sometimes
the way the guy delivers. "Well, you're served sir." gives me strength.
Does anyone else feel like police should simply be unable to conduct traffic stops on ambulances? Seems like an officer can simply make note of the traffic issue and report it to the hospital or send it up the chain of command instead of interfering with the actions of EMTs and needlessly endangering the lives of others.
The EMT even told the cop that he could arrest him AFTER they got to the hospital and he dropped the patient off. But the cop kept escalating the situation regardless. Just outrageous.
That would make too much sense lmao
Yes omg... Great point and it feels it should already be a law
While I agree in theory you have the edge case of stolen emergency vehicles so a stop check release report, style makes more sense.
I agree that is an avenue that could have been taken, but the issue wasn't that he conducted a traffic stop.
The issue is how he conducted the traffic stop. Starting off hostile immediately, and no level of de-escalation at all.
Delaying an ambulance with a patient in the back for a minor traffic vilation is crazy
Jeez Assaulting and battering EMT??? That is one ego where this tyrant abandons serve and protect for his own egotistical BS Did not deserve the badge, gun and qualified immunity
They have their priorities...
For guys like Trooper Daniel, it's daily duties.
I think the initial delay was justified since the ambulance wasn't using lights or a siren. Everything that happened after the trooper was told they were transporting a patient was not.
He's a cop. Like 60% of his job.
You call being "suspended for 5 days without pay" a "severe" punishment? Are you serious? And who the fuck stops an *ambulance* who is on its way to the literal hospital? No, really. Who in the living hell does that? Are you kidding me? And choking the guy? *Choking?* I'm not a cop but there is absolutely no fucking way *choking* is being taught as a redonable way to subdue any suspect.
Well a 2% pay cut is not insignificant but I agree not severe enough. The ambulance did not have lights on, so the stop is somewhat reasonable. Not letting the ambulance go immediately once he was aware they were transporting a patient to the hospital was insane.
@@ulbuilderthey already explained why they didn't activate their lights and siren😡
EMS protocol as established by official federal departments, is to not use lights and sirens with patients having a heart attack.
It can debated whether or not this is a good idea, but the medic is expected to follow official protocol
I agree
The suspension wasn't the "severe" punishment, the letter of reprimand was. Such letters can end careers and/or dash hopes for advancement.
This brought tears to my eyes when the 2nd officer arrived and the family had to intervene. Why didn’t the 1st officer care about the patient and simply follow them to the hospital? This is craziness. I’m sure this put the patient under additional stress.
Because he was black that simple
I hope the patient in the back of the ambulance sues the police. Knowingly detaining a patient in an ambulance over ego.... insane. The patient is another victim in this case
It wouldn't get past the hearing. The cop friendly judge would just say to sue the paramedics and toss the case.
The patient didn't make it
@@SixStringsBroken seriously, they didn't make it?
It was 15 years ago
@@SixStringsBroken🙂↕️😔
Prime example why law enforcement is despised and feared by so many.
there was a time where emergency personal was weaponized to stop mafia gang stars in police vehicles when those got criminal insane
YOU JUST STATED THE FACTS!
He was supposed to face "severe discipline" five days without pay !
But ALL cops are not scumbags and liars, every last one of them !
There is NO situation a cop can't make worse
Or make better. We all have situations that we (cops or not) have the ability to influence. You don't need a badge to be a d!ck. A mirror would prove that statement in your case. You also don't need a badge to be a good, caring person posting positive things on the internet.
@bustergrn What's positive about your comment? You just insulted a stranger while 'sticking up for the big guy'. Will you defend Elon Musk or some other privileged bully next? Imagine pretending cops and normal Americans are on the same playing field. SMH
Yeah and that includes marriage situations too. The rate at which cops beat their spouses is wild! IDK how people let their daughters date American cops.👮♂️+👰=👊🏨
@AGNOSTIC_incomprehensibleXIV
Sees name: ah, that checks. Not even gonna bother
@JDReC100 Yes because the random assortment of letters that you call a screen name is actually worth anything. You obviously have nothing to add, so it's probably for the best. No point in embarrassing yourself any further bootlicker.
Absolutely sickening
And who is looking after the patient while all this is going on? Trooper Martin has really got the priorities wrong.
No one is. There are two people on a crew. The driver (EMT) and the paramedic.
@@kina8990 That’s my point, Trooper Martin forgot what’s important and took his eye off the priority because his ego was bruised. Quite ironic that he himself later died of a heart attack, although in his case he was transported to hospital safely. He died three days after being released from hospital but at least no self important asshole impeded his safe conveyance to hospital.
He is most likely in hell paying his due, it's unfortunate, he got paid here on earth.
Severe punishment is 5 days off? Ridiculous.
It's like the law feels that a day without work to a police officer is equivalent to a year in jail for a regular citizen. Because if you or I did what he did it would be 5 years in jail.
I was thinking blue, or maybe greendiculous.
To be fair, the guy who said it warranted severe punishment is not the guy who actually meted out said punishment. But still, yeah ridiculous.
It only ridiculous because he was paid for those five days!
And required to take 4 hours anger management course 😅😅
Once the cop knew that a patient was in distress, he should have put on his emergency lights and cleared a path to the hospital. But instead, his ego took control. And when that happens, logic leaves.
What comes around, goes around!
Can you even imagine trying to arrest an EMT while en route with a patient and not just handling it after the fact if there was a legitimate issue. And the icing on the cake is the patient’s family was begging police to let them proceed.
Begging is the wrong answer but your not allowed to give the proper prescription on the internet
@@idrathernot_2Yes that would've been really smart. So not only would the mother not get the hospital sooner, one of her family members would've gone down for cop deletion. Totally solve everything. Galaxy brain
Trooper Daniel was died from unresolved anger issues, clearly. Got so angry his heart exploded.
@entropiated9020 -- I believe That trooper had to have had A HEART, BEFORE it could EXPLODE From the OVER inflated, VOLUME of Anger the Trooper was experiencing??
Wait a second; Trooper Daniel had a heart?
I guess he never attended that anger management class they had advised him to take after the incident.
He died of complications from surgery. I think the medical staff remembered this.
Trooper Martin*
Thank God this clown of an officer is no longer in a position of authority or bothering other people in any capacity.
Sounds like God is indeed the one you have to thank for that outcome!
If it was my mother these police officers would no longer be an issue to anyone ever again.
Vile contempt. Insane choke hold! Contempt for the woman’s life. Evil personified.
When cops say they wish things where the way they used to be before body cameras...... this is what they mean.
“My wife is in this car”… imagine witnessing this while your wife is dying. 😔 this is terrible
Id be in prison for life my wife would be just fine. That trooper would take the room temperature test real fuckin quick.
I could not have stayed as calm as those people did.
2nd ammendment was made for this
There is no "F*ck the EMTs" or "F*ck the Firefighters" song ever. There is a reason for that.
“911 is a Joke”
Public Enemy
EMT Mr White ,thank you for fighting for your patient and not backing down because of your selflessness and a wonderful heart for your patient and making sure she was taking care of because that is what you have sworn to do as an EMT! What a Great Man !😊
And cops still have no idea why people hate them.
They know, they don't care because they don't suffer any real consequences if any at all.
@@brandoncrouch6073 Well if they act like this against EMTs without punishment, well... I'd certainly hope the EMTs get the punishment themselves... In the US that might be especially easy, considering how often police officers end up injured compared to other nations... So yeah, just don't respond to injured police officers anymore and they'll quickly stop at least that part... against random civilians it's harder unfortunately
1% of cops are like this, yet everyone acts like 99% of them are. That's the problem.
People immediately hate and disrespect police out of the box, then wonder why they're getting arrested. That's not to defend this police officer who is a legitimate POS, but stop acting like they're all the problem.
@@timosteinsteiger7289 True, it's damn there gotta be an all out rebellion from the civilians towards officers to probably get some change going
They have an idea, they just don't care.
Karma was served.
The irony that the trooper, who put his ego above an ambulance transporting a patient with cardiac issues, would himself pass from cardiac issues.
There was something terribly wrong with his heart, in more ways than one.
That’s called Gods work
Karma is a Bitch!
I just had that revelation! Like ... woah! What we put out will return to us indeed!
@BearsNCigars I wouldn't associate God with the misfortune of another. That was officer Martin's own work. Had he not been a high-strung pos he may not have had heart issues.
Well put!
Get the patient to the hospital FIRST, then figure out the rest. Good grief.
But, but, but, that trooper got his feelings hurt! Surely that's more important than *_anything_* else?
White man's feelings are hurt Sir.😢 That's more important than someone dying.
Nooooo, you must obey!
@@stickiedmin6508cops ego was all this was about.
I mean all the cop had to do was call the ambulance company and give them the ambulance number. That easy
Can you imagine how many times this sociopath’s police misconduct went unaddressed? This display of UNHINGED behavior probably isn’t his first time operating outside the boundaries of the law… his presence WILL NOT be missed!!!👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾
This cop is so full of himself, it is just disgusting. He HAS to be aware there is a patient inside the ambulance. He is only ignoring that fact due to his own self importance. There is absolutely no excuse for this type of behavior.
"Trooper Martin passed away.... after suffering a heart attack". Poetic Justice or what?
Karma 😂
@@TBVGAMING34Gee, I wonder what put a strain on his heart?
When you have that much rage, you’re not going to live long. Your heart’s going to blow out.
@@es4242 This is so true. People don't realize how much strain it puts on your body to carry all that anger and rage with you.
I'm sure the ambulance was in no rush
The fact this cop was STILL employed tells you ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW !!!
Was … look where they live!!… are you surprised the mid west is the most corrupt in the states l!!.. the mass amount of lawsuits that federal courts have to deal with is insane!!…
And that is that public sector unions do more harm than good.
@@betterthanmost9549 - I 100% know for sure OHP troopers DO NOT have a union and DO NOT have a contract with the state. No union was involved. Screaming Union every time is just rhetoric just like qualified immunity. Trooper Martin was denied qualified immunity and OHP has no union. So try again.
@@hammerdown3876his comment about public sector unions do more harm than good despite it ( a police union) not being applicable to his case/ having no bearing on the outcome because of a claim that there was no union, still remains true.
Also saying "I 100% know for sure" without presenting any evidence is akin to "trust me" or "believe me,I know what I'm talking about"
Rednecks.
I don't even know what I'd do if my parent was having a medical emergency, and I watched a cop fight with the ambulance driver. That family exercised extreme restraint and idk if I could have.
Same.
Officer would have a lot more paperwork if that were my family in the back
Ikr! I would have told them, "Don't stop til we get to the hospital!!"
I might have felt compelled to subdue the officer. Putting a life that's already at risk from getting further help seems tantamount to murder and he must have been aware that his actions put people at risk. The counter argument of "if you had complied, this would have not happened is an attempt to shift blame because he also could hace complied and it would have been even faster. He wasn't compelled or forced to keep the traffi stop going.
It was worse than that. He wasn't fighting with the driver so much as fighting with the paramedic who was providing medical care to the patient. Look up d bag in the dictionary and Trooper Daniel's face will probably be there.
@@maryduchock7752 Problem is, this kind of officer might just try a pit maneuver against the ambulance....
The fact that the officer in the first section doesn't care about the patient in the back says A LOT about the kind if person he is.
Gave the dead dude an F. Audit the Audit is ice cold! Carry on, great vid.
It’s not cold lol being dead doesn’t exempt u from the truth
Imagine your ego being so big that you put an innocent person's life in jeopardy......smh
Literally every cop, ever.
Even before he knew there was a patient in the ambulance, the ego trip was insane. Imagine turning around to go back and fuck with an ambulance because you had to go around them on the way to a scene.
12:22 "I've been going hot to help the county out, do you understand?!?"
Patient in ambulance: "Not sure I agree with that second part, but thanks. Now can you let us go before I die?"
People do it all the time
When someone in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack and the cop feels it's more important for the BS outside fighting with the paramedics instead of trying to save a life that's when we have problems people.
He's a normal cop. Yea.
minor correction: he is stopping THEM from saving a life. Cops don't save lives, they are just used as shields, enforcing laws already in place (well...supposed to at least. Most can't even do that.)
5 day suspension is crazy.
"911, we need an ambulance for Trooper daniels".. EMTs take lunch break!!
😂
Oh sorry, but there's this cop who just pulled us over....
Pretty sure they slow-rolled when Trooper Martin had his fatal heart attack a few years later.
"That guy that choked me?" "Yeah, imma get right on that"
EMTs on strike!