Officer Met By Suspect With a Shotgun Responds With Speed and Precision
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Attitude. Skills. Plan.
Saddest thing is that the child had to be the responsible adult in the family.
Talk about unresolved daddy issues for life.
@@absolutebackhand7294 NO
@@absolutebackhand7294the father is responsible for his own death
@@absolutebackhand7294 He should be happy for getting his pos off the streets. Can't hurt his mom anymore
@@absolutebackhand7294 Not a laughing matter.
Wow that tap and rack was blistering speed. This officer is more than prepared
The dude in the hospital video took 10 seconds to clear a stovepipe, made me pucker lol.
Yeah that was some call of duty video game shit lol
Billy the Kid all over ..
Exactly I didn't even see him do it... This dude is the Bruce lee of gun fights
@@aqzaqz41I don't think Billy the Kid had those type of issues.
Wow. Wife goes from, “help me” to screaming as fast as the cop draws and shoots.
I've never understood this. Like the officer will sit down and have a glass of apple juice with him and play cards. 😂
@@tylerdias8323no that’s what a cop in your house with no warrant does to you
Women 🐸 ☕️
@@limbeboy7They have said it on this channel a million times. If you call the cops, you need to be ready for the potential outcome.
Well some people just don't expect someone who was once a loved one to get taken out, even though everyone who calls the police for these types of situations should at the very least be aware of that possibility, if not expect it. I don't know if most people really grasp the concept of how temporary life is and how it can be taken in an instant.
That cop DEFINITELY has trained a lot and is obviously way above average skill. That whole sequence was lightning quick and precise.
While I worked in Law Enforcement, 2 sheriffs were ambushed and killed in one instance responding to a domestic call. In memory of Bill Hunter and Larry Estes, who died July 26, 2001
thank you for your service
@@h.deaner6834 ❤
Thank you for your service
That was 12 days after I was born RIP to the offices and thank you for sharing
Sleep with the angels.
That officers trains with his firearm. The draw and present was lightning fast. He was accurate, the transition to 2 hand and the malfunctions clear was spot on.
@wisdom392 he did, he protected the wife and her teenage kid.
Didn’t train enough to not press up on the slide release under recoil though
@S1deshowRob , damn. I challenge anyone to do better than that in the same situation. Easy not to have that happen on the range. I train a lot, and this guy rocked this situation.
@@S1deshowRob He was exemplary, period.
@@cobrian45 I absolutely agree with you. Some ppl just like to talk shit. @S1deshowRob would probably piss his pants and ask for his momma.
imagine responding to a call and yelling "surprise! police!"
Haha that’s fair.
They should be trained to do an impression of Gomer Pyle as they are entering. SURPRISE, SURPRISE, SURPRISE!
😅
OMG, I'm dying!🤣That is perfect. Short, sweet and based on a plausible scenario. Not an ounce of fat on that joke. I'm just mad I didn't think of it first!😅
It’s a double surprise.
"Dying of being shot multiple times" *me not a doctor* - yep thatll do it
You say not a doctor but that was pretty doctorly of you
... at 3am.
When you try an intimidation check but your target has good wisdom
And Max Agility. lmao, cop tried to give the flash a run for his money.
He took the quick draw feat
@@LTcreed I ain't never seen the two of them in the same room bruh
@@herogibson somehow, he has proficiency in it
the argument they were having was he needed to use her bra. She wasn't having it.
You do not rise to the occasion, you sink to your level of training. In this case this officers level of training is extremely high. Outstanding!
So, I'll be 100% honest: Watching this the first time, with how fast it happened, I didn't see the shotgun/long-gun on the video. I figured "oh, this is one of those where it's a difference between the cop's eyeballs and the bodycam"... Nope. It was right there on the video. This cop is amazingly fast.
Same. People can say the cop could have waited to get him to drop it but it could have easily been that the guy would just start shooting or become a hostage situation with the kid. I feel bad for the kid bc he's going to feel like it was his fault 😔
The barrel was straight down at the floor and then the guy started raising it up and made it up to about a 45° angle
@@PertinentSkittlewatch it again. He most certainly did. They show him in slow motion raising the shotgun to his other hand. They show it at right around 10 minutes
@@PertinentSkittle Best you get your eye sight tested.
@@PertinentSkittle This is, perhaps, the worst take I've ever seen on a police shooting. First of all, as others have stated, the abuser (yes, that's what he deserves to be called) did CLEARLY begin to raise the shotgun. I didn't see it in real time, but slowed down, he absolutely did. At the VERY least it's what called a "furtive gesture". However, second: Are you implying that the cop should've waited until the gun was *actually* pointed and aimed at the cop? Because, if so... WTF?
He's not going back there to bring you roses 😂😂😂
Bruh lol
Time stamp
@@Derinne25:55
@@Toldyou13 thanks champ🙏
Oh... Catch it😅 and thanks @Toldyou13 for 5:55
And I feel sorry for the family
Kid who called 911 must feel responsible for dads death
Why? His dad brought the gun out, his dad started the fight. The kid didn't do anything. If he feels bad about it then he is disturbed.
@@jf8138 What a heartless bastard. wow
He probably does feel bad and it does not make him disturbed at all. He will get over it in time with counseling. He just needs to understand that he was a hero and he saved his mom’s life.
@@jackochanIt's a normal feeling.
@@jf8138because it’s human nature just like you would feel bad if you were in a car accident but it wasn’t your fault and someone passed
Who among us has 2 separate paper towel holders in their kitchen? These people are insane.
😂😂😂😂
One is portable. I have one on top of my computer case, sitting right here 2 feet away.
@@MarkH10 Let me guess. Within 2 feet in another direction is some hand lotion? 😂🤣
@@davez7751 No lotion. 22 feet away is a kitchen, and I have toilet paper on the holder as well due to allergies.
@@MarkH10I think a better question is, how much do you weigh? 🤔
Brilliance right there!
“You cannot miss fast enough to win a gunfight but you can hit slow enough to lose one”.
I had to do one of those “wait, what was that he said? Back that up and play it again.”
Shouldn't it be: "You can miss fast enough to lose a gunfight, but you can hit slow enough to win a gunfight."? 🤔
Guy went from stupid to dead in about 3 seconds
Yep... just like the Okaloosa Airman...
Very stupid
@@kentuckybowl-o-sticksexcept there is no proof/indication his apartment was the correct one the 3rd-party apartment resident actually heard noises from. He may of had no expectation for deputies to be there?
Beeing stupid is very dangerous..
@@Lightning613 I have a CCW, you dont answer the door with a pistol in your hand. Thought he was Gangster.
That Officer without a doubt shoots either USPSA or IDPA. One has to practice for a very long time to be able to draw and fire in that amount of time and he recognized the malfunction and cleared it lighting fast. He definitely has a lot of experience.
Or he lives in the woods like me;)
Or he just trains adequately with his firearm as cops should. Shooting league nerds want to claim this guy so hard
@scottnobles5081 he's wearing the wrong kind of vest of IDPA 🤣
Was it a jam or a reload?
He had an open carry, it's not that special to draw that fast when you probobly had ur hand on the gun with the hoop pushed forward already. LOL
Reaction time?
Officer: 😎
Like bait
He asked “You didn’t see it the first time?”
The father was exercising his 2A rights in his own home, why is anyone against that? The officer entered the house with out a warrant and is a murderer.
@@bobroberts2371if he dropped that shotgun the second he saw that cop, then you have a point. He didn’t. You don’t.
@@adamkahn8645 A few days ago , someone in Florida was shot by an officer responding to a domestic call .
The comment section in those news reports was all over the officer for shooting a guy " that was exercising his 2A RIGHTS in his own home " . He opened the door wide while holding a gun after police announced themselves.
While the FL incident was not as involved as this one, it still involved an officer needing to make a split second decision based on information gathered in real time rather than comment sections knowing the eventual outcome and the comment section basing opinions on that. Too many posters in the FL incident come up with lame excuses as to why they won't join the force and do a better job.
Famous last words…..”Don’t go there boss”. Then the boss went there
😂😂
I hear "Don't come in, Don't come in boss don't don't" Gunshots, or maybe the second one is Don't kill me boss, but definitely nobody said "Don’t go there boss”
The calmness and resolution, even over the radio after shooting, is beyond impressive by this officer. A credit to his training, department and the profession.
“Why, Johnny Tyler! Where you going with that shotgun?”
“Oh, Johnny, I forgot you were there. You may go now. Leave the shotgun.”
@@ActiveSelfProtectionwell, he did in fact skin his smoke wagon, and found out what happens
@@msquared9605 He skinned it, but the boy didn't go to work.
@@kevinmcreynolds123 he did do something tho, but only before he just laid there bleeding
He said When.
Terrible outcome for everyone. If you’re in a situation like this woman and child seek help to leave.
Yeah man and that kid is gunna probably gunna blame himself when it is not his fault. I hope he ends up ok.
@@Yeshuaspupil he's gonna be mentally fucked by this. This is the problem with intervening in this way in domestic abuse situations. The situation just got worse
There was 20 feet between them when the perp stopped to make his play. And the swiftness of the officer is still talked about today.
Marty Robbins mentioned 😎
dude i was just thinking that. imagine the officer walked through the house any slower, or waited any longer, and he could have been met with the barrel instead. wow!!
😂
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Chronologically-speaking:
1) The woman is "saved" at 1:40 in the video;
2) The homeowner is shot at 1:44 in the video.
Question:
The officer presumably knew going in that this was a highly volatile situation. Why couldn't he have just stopped for a moment at the door or (probably better) have gotten behind cover next to the door to issue his commands rather than advancing inside? That might have given both participants time to consider their next move. I'm not looking for a "Because it's police policy" kind of answer, but rather a more "tactical" answer. It seems to me that reacting in that way might have saved a life.
Sign me,
A LTC holder in SW Houston
S-tier pistol skills.
What does S -tier mean?
@@kevinschneider1707 The highest tier. Like, pro level.
The wife could have said something about him having a gun if she was at all interested in saving his life. Her howling is typical for a dumb situation like this.
Watch the full breakdown. He grabbed the gun while she was running out the house.
WATCH THE WHOLE VIDEO, CLOWN.
He may not have had the gun out before that point. It looks like an office area behind the kitchen, which might be where he keeps it stashed.
Her saying he could have had a firearm would have changed literally nothing.
@@TriggerVeil you cant possibly be serious
That scream is unnerving. Fastest gun in the west.
I think he should've announced police department upon entering.
Not when she comes out saying that
@@user-be8yz7fe7gBS. Police are typically required to announce themselves upon entry to a home. Had the guy lived, he could’ve argued that he had no idea it was the police and that’s why he grabbed the gun and got shot and probably could’ve sued them. I’m 99% of the time on the side with the police but I take real issue with police not announcing themselves as that is the entire reason that Breonna Taylor was wrongfully murdered in my city of Louisville.
@@user-be8yz7fe7g Law enforcement officers must identify themselves and announce their purpose before entering a dwelling . It’s called the “Knock and Announce Rule.” if the police believe someone's life is in danger, or if they think you are using the "reasonable time" to arm yourself, flee, or destroy evidence, they may ignore the knock-and-announce rule (however, she was OUTSIDE and away from the guy and although the guy did arm himself, the officer did not necessarily have justifiable reasoning that that is in fact what he was doing) . he should have just said “law enforcement.” And im not saying the officer did something wrong in this particular case but I am saying that innocent lives have been lost due to officers failing to announce themselves. Such as in the case of Breonna Taylor.
@@user-be8yz7fe7g Law enforcement officers must identify themselves and announce their purpose before entering a dwelling . It’s called the “Knock and Announce Rule.” if the police believe someone's life is in danger, or if they think you are using the "reasonable time" to arm yourself, flee, or destroy evidence, they may ignore the knock-and-announce rule (however, she was OUTSIDE and away from the guy and although the guy did arm himself, the officer did not necessarily have justifiable reasoning to suspect that that is in fact what the subject was doing) . he should have just said “law enforcement.” And im not saying the officer did something wrong in this particular case but I am saying that innocent lives have been lost due to officers failing to announce themselves. Such as in the TRAGIC case of Breonna Taylor.
100% untrue. Only if the warrant says it is a knock and announce warrant. He didn’t need a warrant. It was a call for service and with the totality of circumstances, he was 100% justified in his actions.
I don’t agree with this one. Homeowner didn’t point the weapon at the officer, and didn’t threaten him with it. Cop overreacted.
they even slowed down the video showing the gun by his side and then bringing it to bear, what more do you want
Cue the screaming woman.
every time!!! why is it that all women can do is scream they're fn head off
Not an emergency until the woman starts screaming.
Up in there arguing an being abusive yet when he's taken down she gets to hollering. Lesson to her is next guy u deal with DONT let abuse become an occurrence. You've been there done that an a man paid the ultimate price.
So annoying.
Aboose victims often have a very messy and complicated relationship to the perpetrator. On one hand they hate him and want him to stop hurting them, on the other they still love and care for him 😢, and are trained to see the "good in him" despite hoe much pain he's causing them. So to see the partner shot in front of them 🤧... That's gonna suck man ☹️
He's so fast you want to think he's got the 'Edge of Tomorrow' going back in time to redo the day type of skill.
That was such a good movie for me. Loved it.
I just watched it a couple days ago, don't quite understand the ending yet nor do I want people replying to spoil for others
He didn’t even blink,dam!
Camera over the front door, camera over the microwave. Interesting.
Man, that happened so fast I never even saw the guys gun and I certainly never saw him raise it up torward the cop...That cops reaction time is crazy!
Facts!
Dude the speed on those actions this cop is a stud
The only person I feel bad for is the kid. :(
I feel bad for the cop, stupid people causing stupid things to happen.
@@dudeman5300 yeah I feel bad for him too. It sucks he got put in that situation.
that personal security ad with the woman holding the facetime call up against the attacker was hilarious!!!
Mike continually impresses me with how well spoken and experienced his is. Always appreciate his commentary. And John of course but the Leo experience with Mike just makes it
I have been in Arizona for 3 years now. This is why I'm here. 2A freedom and some of the best well trained police officers in the country. I wanna give mad props to the Chandler PD for being amazingly nice, cool, trained and ready at all times. They handle with white gloves when needed and then mad tac ops skills when needed as well.
I would be in AZ if not for the 2022 coup there.
I also admire phoenix pd too👍🏻
You could tell that dude was getting some range time in!
What range? He was practically point blank
.....@@LOAF-do2xm
@@LOAF-do2xm...
@@LOAF-do2xm bro...
@@LOAF-do2xm- the fact that you think he’s talking about accuracy shows you don’t know about guns 😂
That’s what you call a man being the boss of his tool quick, fast and accurate.
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@@TheTripleThreat139 wot
He's got a firm grip on his piece 😏😂
@@Lock484 AAYOOO!🤨📸
@@TheTripleThreat139 what? 👀I'm just admiring his hands on approach 😇😂
You can tell with that atv buggy in a community smart financial decisions were probably not apart of the divorce at all 🙄
At first I questioned it, but after the slow mo, those are some damn good reflexes😂
My LEO career ended due to a line of duty injury received while responding to a domestic. I survived, jacked my knee up bad, then a surgeon completely wrecked the knee
What did he do to futher ruin the knee?
Thank you for your service brother
So you also had a meniscectomy?
God bless you
Doctors botched my mom's pace maker now I don't have a mom.... some surgeons suck. 😮💨
Clint Eastwood, Chuck Norris and Kurt Russel will salute this cop who possesses the balls of steel badge.
I'm sure Robo Cop would as well lol
@@tommystrawnarm2810 yeah that cop should have said ''Your Move Creep''
If you got anger issues don’t buy a gun
Also if u have anger issues you shouldn't have a woman. No woman should want to deal with that.
@@tommystrawnarm2810 yeah i dont understand it
Gun nuts have a bad habit of making their weapons an extension of their personalities. That's why you see so many guns in the hands of undeserving people, and the way that it's proven so difficult to regulate is a significant enough reason why private gun ownership is prohibited in most nations outside the U.S. But unsurprisingly too many 2A fanatics pride themselves on this right, which they're actually more uniquely privileged to than they even realize, that they've lost all respect for what guns were actually made for and their personal responsibility to not misuse it.
@@Calibrownsfan Many of them. There are some exceptions.
Cause they deal with violence on a daily basis
That kid is gonna feel guilt, and responsibility for his fathers death. I feel EXTREMELY bad for the family in general. May god bless their souls❤
I feel bad for the child. He will have to live with this because of his crap parents.
The parents are crap and didn't have the best interest of their child as a priority.
Just because the woman says he hit me does not mean he did. How many times have women used that excuse to get the man they are arguing with in trouble? Can't use that without evidence. I also think busting in the way they did was a little reckless. How about pulling the female out first then asking him to come out? Just be more cautious.
I agree. They had the female out of the house, so she was now safe. Also, why not announce your presence and request he come out to talk to them.
@@shaunamorgan6750Because there is a child in the house. And that child called the cops
@@shaunamorgan6750did you forget about the kid slow one?
@@eancola6111 “ordinary physical force” 🤣 tell me you’re used to your dad beating the snot out of your mom without telling me.
Dude, that cop was cool calm and collected compared to most. Thats why they train, so youre prepared for every situation and this officer, this officer is what others can and should learn from.
An obvious question is, what was the PURPOSE of the shotgun?
Adrenaline pumping had to been. Was pumped up dealing with the woman an really got pumped when he seen an officer.
@@tommystrawnarm2810got pumped with lead also
Quail hunting
@@helloneighbor11 funny
Good point, maybe the officer saved her life unbeknownst.
the malfunction was caused, believe it or not, by the fact that he was pulling the trigger too fast. The gun was out of battery and the trigger bar jammed. Its the same thing that allows the glock switch to work. Don't think I explained that right but that's the best I can do without a long ass explanation.
Or u could have just said it's a Sig.
@@anthonycharles-d5i there's good and bad in everything. I just like messing with the Sig and Glock fans because most think because they cost more usually they're better. I'm just glad they're carrying, no matter what it is.
Poor kid is going to probably blame himself for this
Was thinking the same thing.
Probably better off without seeing all the violence between his parents
@@spamcatchington1771 and why's that?
Well, he shouldn't.
@@spamcatchington1771 you have never had to endure years of violence and domestic abuse. People only take so much.
So holding a gun pointing downward in your own home is a crime worth death now? How do people think this is justified? Quit slobbering over how “lightning quick” the cop is… he just shot someone who wasn’t intending on shooting back, if he was, he wouldn’t have told him not to come in and he would have aimed his gun up as soon as he grabbed it.
Exactly.
He went to the back and grabbed the shotgun and brought it out with people in the room he knew to be cops. Give him a chance to raise it and shoot them? I don't think so. You just hate cops and lick other criminals Wieners. 🤡
We just witnessed how hundreds of hours of standing in front of a mirror and practicing that fast draw can and will save your life. All law enforcement should practice that every single day. Incredible job well done by the officer.
Kid to 911: my dad’s not yelling anymore, but now my mom is.
Dang, officer had "dead-eye mode" unlocked and maxed out. 🔥
in a former life that cop was a gunslinger. he understood the assignment
Holy shit, this was intense AF. Glad the officers, mom and kid are safe. #Rip He made a choice
Maybe the first question on all domestic cases from the 911 operator should be are there any weapons in the house such as guns knives Etc. Had the cop known there were guns in the house he may have approached this differently.
It's not in this video but the 911 call was published. 911 ops asked the teenage caller whether there were any weapons, the teenager explicitly said there weren't.
All things aside, that cop is an absolute unit of a gun fighter.
@@ThaiSoup39and you failed in life so you decided to become a TH-cam commenting basement dweller
@@ThaiSoup39Womp womp go live somewhere else
@@ThaiSoup39 i much rather have him here!
Good lord, that cop was insanely fast!
Watching this and thinking about the Airman that answered his door with a gun in his hand after a possible domestic call.
that incident is mostly due to the complete breakdown of trust in our society.
the airman answered the door with a gun because he believed he might be getting robbed by a cop impersonator. bad decision by the way, he should not have opened the door at all if that was his fear.
the cop dodged the peephole, exacerbating the airman's suspicion, because he believed he might be randomly shot through the door.
the landlady called the cops because "it's gotten worse" despite the fact that she told the cop that she heard a "slap" last time she heard arguing and, for some reason, did not call cops at that point.
it could have been avoided by any of the parties involved stopping to talk to each other at any point in time, except the landlady and the cop
The implication of threatening the officer not to come closer while brandishing a shotgun is enough to justify it.
Cop wasn't going to give him the chance to play it out like he was going to.
I totally agree.. the police officer didn't announce his presence. Dude never had a chance .. scary ass cops
@@rxwm21
That's the opposite of agreeing with me.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes @@rxwm21
He does have the right to have a gun in his home! Its not a silly argument its a fact!
He doesn’t have the right to see a cop coming in his front door for a domestic violence response call & retreat back into another room to grab his shot gun & try to intimidate a police officer with potential death
Praying for you, kid. It's not your fault, buddy. You probably saved your mom's life👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
No doubt.
It's crazy to think about how the cop initially thought it was a rifle, and what he was possibly feeling when he realized it was a shotgun and how truly close he was to an instant death. At that point, forget having to kill the guy when it could have been you instead if you were even a split second slower to fire
3Am is so.........
Matchbox 20.
Lmao
Thanks for that....
Constitutional rights "are a mess", apparently.
Great analysis, Mike. Super detailed, thoughtful, and helpful.
I think even Dave Spaulding would be impressed with that cop’s speed and malfunction drills! 10 outta 10 good sir.
Is it weird of me, that every time one of these videos shows the inside of a suspects house, I always take notice of how they decorate and place furniture and that I compare it to my own? The decor and layout is often not too bad for individuals that are usually in the middle of making the poorest of decisions.
Hoarding is a lifestyle, and the state of your mental fitness...
Idk why people get the idea that a household having domestic issues must be a failed household… can literally happen to anyone, any perfect family in any household if someone is at their limit for one reason or another.
Well.. having domestic issues doesn't mean thats a failed household...in this video they had issues and have a failed household...
@@DavidAbyssal what makes you think it’s a failed household? (Other than what’s currently happening)
@@DavidAbyssal no one implied hoarding or brought hoarding into this, nothing in the video shows that either.
The kid that called in will never trust the police again. Kid calls I want my mom and dad to stop fighting. Can you help? Cop: sure they can't fight if he's dead.
maybe the dad shouldn't have grabbed a long gun
So cop should of just stood there while pos starts shooting? Blaming cops for the outcomes that people force on themselves is wild.
I thought I was watching this at 2X speed. That cop has a fast draw. I feel sorry for the family.
When I first watched this I thought this officer had the fastest reload I’ve ever seen.
Did he say the department is called "Surprise" PD? Whoopy! That sounds delightful!
Yep! Surprise is in Greater Phoenix Metro
The city is Surprise, Arizona.
@@ActiveSelfProtection lol
Surprise is where the Royals and Rangers do spring training. I was there in 2015 for the Royals. I don’t know about their other equipment but they had beautiful BMW motorcycles, 1200s. I suspect they have an ample budget, as it is basically a retirement area.
Man. That’s tough. If I’m that teenager I’m blaming myself for that death every day for the rest of my life and never trusting the police. I’m by no means saying the officer did anything wrong but if I’m putting myself in that teenagers shoes, I’m definitely blaming myself and regretting that day. I hope he’s getting plenty of help and counseling . Poor kid, man. 😢
I have 1 question that I'm not hearing any discussion about. Where was the immediate threat once the female was outside? I know it was a juvenile that made the call, but were there any juveniles inside at the time of the shooting? The officers did not gather information from the female to assess the situation before entering the domicile. Just going by the discussion and what's on video, I'm really questioning whether the officer made the best choice entering the home at that moment. Was stepping back and attempting de-escalation at a distance viable?
Since the 911 call was made by someone other than the female who stepped outside, the officer had reasonable cause to enter, to protect the third person.
It’s known as Exigent Circumstances.
The immediate threat was this man holding the shotgun who has just beaten his wife and is in a rage. Our city lost an officer just two weeks ago entering a house under the same circumstances. He is dead and so is the wife beater.
It's impressive for sure from a tactical perspective. Officer did a solid job. .61 with awesome accuracy is nuts even for someone who has to qualify periodically.
the juvenile wasn't also outside, and they wouldn't be able to rule out the guy going back to assault the kid in retaliation for calling
People think I am strange because I am a very loud advocate of the 2nd A yet I own no firearms. The reason I fight so hard for these rights is the FREEDOM to each make our own personal choices.
Dude absolutely had a right to own firearms (assuming he was not a convicted felon) and absolutely has the right to protect himself with them...from CRIMINALS.
One person nobody really speaks about here is the teenager who felt so threatened (or feared for his mom's safety) so deeply he had to call 911.
For all we know, when dude grabs the shotgun, he is wanting to get the kid for calling the cops on him. He and his wife have been nonstop so he knows she had no chance to call...and this may not be the `1st time Junior had to call.
No matter his intentions, NO WAY he mistook the uniformed cop under perfect lighting conditions, for a criminal coming at him.
The right to own firearms comes with the responsibility to be sane and prudent. I will not say the kid is better off with a parent removed from this obviously often violent aqtmosphere but.....he is.
I just hope the teen gets the therapy he now needs to deal with his inevitable guilt as well as the trauma of your parent being killed...no matter what kind of parent, we all love our parents. Zero respect for the mother allowing her child to be raised in this situation..yes I will judge her on that, been a victim of it myself.
If you are going to be Stupid , then you better be tough !
I have heard this saying, and now say it myself now, to tell my young son. LOL
@@ronb6313 "if you got to be dumb, you got to be tough" - Roger Alan Wade
@@ronb6313 it's a song
He was in his own home not even pointing it or even threatening police. That was a death trap to him. He was murdered in his house
Its was a cold blooded murder. “That argument doesn’t hold well with me” dude the father had no choices. Once the cops came what choices did they give him besides instantly assaulting him.
The only thing I don’t agree with is that the suspect didn’t point the gun upwards, at the same time, why wait for him to do that. I get it, but it’s sad to see, for any reason. That’s nightmares and trauma for everyone there in that room. Well except the suspect, he won’t be rethinking that decision I don’t think.
the guy warned the officer...
shot guns are not like pistols or rifles.
if you get shot you die 99% of the time.
I hope the son/daughter doesn't blame themself for the outcome of his parents fights and shouldn't, he did the right thing calling the police. The father holding a shotgun was a deadly threat to everyone. I hope the son is getting all the support and encouragement possible.
I'm sure the family will blame the kid for calling the cops.
One of your best lessons. Thanks. Cop set the standard on this one.
@@hagnuj1070He was lifting the shotgun if you actually saw the whole video! Or are you one of the many a**holes out there that think… “I have an emergency and my life is in danger, when the cops come, I hope they die instead of my a**hole domestic partner or whatever!” If all police officers were trained to take a bullet to the head and then send the criminal to jail, there would be no cops! What will you do? Oh wait, I know… get your own gun and defend yourself. Sound familiar through your little mind???🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😔
@@hagnuj1070why is he holding a shotgun in the first place? Lmao
I would like to see cops announce themselves upon entering a home REGARDLESS due to the fact that innocent lives have been lost due to officers failing to announce themselves. But look, im not even saying the officer did something wrong in this particular case. I do think the guy knew that a law enforcement officer was in his home. BUT My point is that innocent lives have been lost due to officers failing to announce themselves Such as in the TRAGIC case of Breonna Taylor. Which as a Louisvillian, is a case near and dear to my heart.
I’m off topic on this one, and it’s a long one. John, thank you to you and all your staff for the hard work, and education. I have an interesting story for everyone. Yesterday, 5/13/24, my wife and I drove from Central Colorado to meet with a friend of hers in Kansas. It was a late afternoon trip, so we were driving back home late night into early morning on the 14th. We stopped at a truck stop in Kansas for some crappy gas station food around 11:00 pm because all the nearby restaurants were closed. While paying for our food and drinks, another couple had arrived and were in line behind us. I live by the American Express motto: Don’t leave home without it!, so my hand gun is clearly visible in its holster on my hip. I also am a firm believer in educating myself at my expense, and minding my own damn business. The other gentleman clearly doesn’t believe in any of those three things, and proceeds with, “Excuse me, I have a question.” The clerk stopped ringing up our things to listen to his question, but the guy said nothing till I turned to look at why he wasn’t continuing to talk now that he had interrupted our transaction. The guy proceeded asking his question directed at me: “Are you from here (Kansas)?” I said, “No.”, and waited for a follow up question. This nosey guy’s wife quietly asked him why he was talking to me, and his response to her was that he wanted to find out why I was Open Carrying, because he doesn’t think it’s legal in Kansas, so now I’m in a situation where I’m not sure what Karen’s next move is going to be. He’s made this a lesson on the “Rules of Stupid”, and I can’t take my attention off of him, I have to know where my wife is and that she’s able to get out safely if needed, and I’m preparing myself mentally to drop my food and drink from my hands if he decides to escalate matters. The “font of knowledge” continues spewing about it being illegal for me to open carry because I’m not a resident, and it’s not legal at all in Kansas.
As I said, I educate myself, and want/need to know the laws of states we travel through because I don’t want a roommate named Bubba.
For those who don’t know about Kansas open carry:
1. The minimum age requirement to open carry is eighteen years old.
2. Non-residents can open carry in the state because the state has a permitless policy.
3. Right To Carry Reciprocity and Recognition is Outright Recognition
Kansas resident here - can confirm.
He found his huckleberry.
He wasn't a daisy at all.
Spins cup...
Cop never introduced himself, never said police, and in the 1 second of video of the dead man he never threatened so to unload immediately is horrifying.
1. woman was running out, claiming attempts to assault her. that gave cops reasonable suspicion to enter and detain the guy for questioning.
2. guy pulled a shotgun out unprompted. the cop had only a few seconds to react to save his own life from the guy, as his body armor is only designed to resist knives and handguns. (that kind of response would even be 100% legal from an ordinary citizen in almost every state, btw)
@@dead-claudia
1- Her running out doesn’t mean in any way that he’s trying to shoot her especially given it’s not the first. He was clearly drunk and not an actual threat, she said he was “trying to “ assault her meaning he apparently wasn’t able to actually do so. There was no attempt to detain.
2-are you deranged? going into somebody else’s house and shooting them as many times as possible is legal nowhere in the world. He didn’t even know what the man had. He said it was an AR and unloaded when I’m fact a shotgun would not look anything like an AR hence he didn’t bother to assess the situation At all. It was not pointed at him and he was never threatened, he just shot immediately and with every round he had
@@nelsonomicsruns9246you are living in a world that doesn’t exist…. The cop had approximately 0.6 seconds to assess the danger he was in & respond.
Somehow you think within that time period he should have been able to tell exactly what gun the guy was holding & tried to detain him?
Idiotic thinking at best.
The fact that you think a drunken man who goes out his way to go into another room, grab a shotgun & then proceed to threaten the cop with “don’t go there boss” is not a threat tells me your a moron.
Cop comes and does not even get to ring the door bell before she runs out and says he’s gonna hit me
All "Surprise PD" officers should be able to draw that fast! 😎
Lady don't cry now...damage is done
Rumor has it that this cop’s great great great grandfather were the fastest gunner in the west
I never saw the guy point the gun at the officer?
He began to raise it, which prompted the officer to draw and shoot. He did actually manage to adopt a shooting grip pointing the weapon at the officer while he was falling back.
Nahhh yo buddy got some Wild West “I challenge you to a dual” type ancestors. That draw was so quick I blinked and missed it. Literally. Even the misfire tap and slide was fast af. Not to mention one hand. Nah Who is this guy?!?! I’ve never been so impressed with the skill of an officer in my life!
Imagine hating your wife that bad. Just get a divorce at that point. I’ve been married 22 years. Never once have we had a screaming FU fight. We just talk about it. Like normal humans do that love each other.
I really like this format.
She said he's trying to hit me. No longer reasonable suspicion, now it's probable cause for arrest. He's walking away from her, and has a shotgun already in his hand? I'm wondering if he was going to smoke her or himself in the house and his kid. You really don't know in this situation. Officer did nothing wrong. When I see suspects attempting to walk into an unknown area to me, especially on domestics, I must prevent them from doing so even while under investigative detention. I don't know what they're going for, or going to do, something like this. You can always uncuff someone later, but you can never bring them back to life. This case though, this officer didn't even have time to do that.
That vehicle tells us everthing.
Lmao thats what is said!
I'm lost I guess, but what does it tell you?
Seriously
No doubt; there is a certain mentality that makes their RAZR a primary means of transportation. Maybe if Surprise, AZ was in the middle of the Rockies, but it's not.
@@120offroadllc he lives in a housing addition with a $30k dollar "Toy" Polaris Razor that isnt street legal..
@@120offroadllc are you divorcing and can you afford to pay off your 120k toy?
I like that you explained why the argument of him having a gun in his house doesn't hold water in you opinion. It helps to clarify the situation. Nice video!
I mean, how did he imagine that was going to go?
A good attorney will prove that the cop has been waiting for a chance to murder someone. There is no way that SOP is to charge into a private residence without backup when there is no immediate threat. The woman left the house and was not in danger. That shotgun never was pointed in the direction of the officer. The cop also had no reason to enter the home, especially without announcing.
I’m not anti-cop by any means, but this isn’t a clean shoot. He put 8 on that guy, after the guy told him to not enter the house, and again, that muzzle never left vertical.
The wrong answer is to charge into a private residence without backup. That’s when this stuff happens, and this didn’t need to go this way at all.
Murdered in his own home
Yes it is absolutely disgusting, super biased towards the police. that guy could be any one of us on a bad day.
>The woman left the house and was not in danger.
whoops, you forgot about the kid, well done you just turned this into a hostage situation where the guy has every advantage