Wanted Suspect Leads Police On Wild Chase in Macomb County, Michigan
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Macomb County, Michigan - On August 30, 2021 at approximately 12:40pm, undercover agents with the U.S. Marshall’s service requested that the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office assist in making a traffic stop on a homicide suspect identified as 32-year-old Kamauri Kennedy. The suspect vehicle was a Town and Country mini-van traveling northbound on Groesbeck. The suspect was being followed by U.S. Marshall’s undercover agents. The mini-van was spotted at Groesbeck and Cass in Mt. Clemens by a Macomb County Sheriff sergeant.
The Sergeant began to follow the mini-van and activated his lights and sirens as the mini-van began to flee on the shoulder. A pursuit began and the suspect was ultimately apprehended when a second Macomb County Sheriff’s deputy takes out the suspect vehicle. The suspect, wanted for homicide out of North Dakota, and his passenger were taken into custody without injury. The deputy that ultimately ended the chase received non-life threatening injuries. Multiple vehicles were damaged.
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" all right im gonna take him out "
*full sends into the side of the van*
With a homicide suspect you don't want to use kid gloves and go for a standard box or tpac type stop, that puts you too close to them for too long and is almost asking to get shot by the suspect. That said this was definitely one of the more extreme rams I've seen
That was satisfying.
@@SkydivingSquid it was. a nice little crush into the van. then like 5 seconds later when the dude was about to stop the air bags deploy LMAO. that nice little hit in the head to wake him up. he deserves it.
@@Lilith-Rose yeah but the officer got injured as a result
@@randomhiphop5055 like I said, one of the more extreme examples of tactical contact. Although there are multiple instances of officers initiating a head on collision with a wrong way driver to prevent injury to members of the public so to say I've seen worse would probably be somewhat of an understatement.
I respect this man's ability to do a play-by-play while keeping perfectly in pace with the other car.
Well to be fair he was chasing a Chrysler mini van. Not gonna outrun much in one of those much less a well trained cop.
Keep in mind that he did this whilst ensuring that he didn't hit any civilians too.
When this deputy retires he can start a new career as a sports commentator calling boxing/MMA/baseball you named it.
I'm impressed it's that hard to catch up to a Town n Country.
This 13 minute video has more sensible action than 130 minutes of Fast and Furious 9!!
Coming from a cop who has been in a bunch of chases, this deputy’s poise and composure was absolutely amazing! Great work!
Thank you for your service
Thanks for putting multiple peoples life in danger! 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐖🐖🐽🐽
how many chases you do vs how many times you arrest people for weed as a sched 1 controlled substance? if you disagree with it and you were a cop then you're a bastard, that's why everyone says that.
@@jll9764shut up you're 12
@@jll9764 you mean like the homicide suspect?
The officer's ability to explain all the whereabouts over the radio so thoroughly & clearly under a ton of pressure is amazing
Great call outs by that sergeant! 😎 The deputy screaming at him at the end was definitely satisfying to hear!
just wondering whats the lowest the cops let their gas tank go to before fill. im guessing they keep it at least 3/4 full.
edit: 1 answer below.
@@Beowolfenstein Glow harder.
@@Beowolfenstein As a white man, I've never started a comment by saying 'As a white man'.
@@TopIOSAppGaming how about you get off this one?
Agreed, very professional and under control, on that "well we're going east now...no...ONCOMING LANES" was the only time I heard the stress.
Love the immediate repeating of info over the radio to ensure accuracy. That's grade A communication.
I found it annoying af. Never heard such anal OCD non-stop chatter. Is that really necessary? I had to watch this on mute.
no doubt, this Off. was on the damn ball. Great coms
It's the least he can do. Never did anything to end the chase and just kept putting lives in danger.
@@ubermk3 clearly you have no knowledge whatsover with police procedure. Yes, it is vital that dispatch and surrounding officers know exactly where the suspect is at all times. That's the only way they can plan a stop.
Outstanding job!
Major respect for every LEO involved in the pursuit and capture. Unbelievable team work. I salute you all. Thank you for putting your lives on the line to protect us.
The deputy’s spatial and locational awareness was beyond excellent. His voice was dripping with calmness and experience. A prime example of a veteran who spent every day on the force becoming better at his job. I hope he trains other deputies and this video trains many other deputies and officers!
AYOO dripping 😂
6:47 @@That-guy-here
Chasing while commentating the action, blow by blow. He waited for this moment
Good stuff, definitely! The countless near misses at the red lights was pretty intense too... I dunno how they didn't cause at least 2 major accidents. Unreal.
I'm shocked so many other people on the road seemed nearly oblivious to the chase. Very few seemed to pull over to get out of the way
He trained and prepared for it*
Did a damn good job at it too.
@@Grabthar191 Chase was going pretty fast. People jamming out to music and a combination of cars being built to block out outside sounds better.
I always drive with a crack in my drivers window, so I always hear sirens coming from afar. Not for that reason, it’s just impulsive habit for me to do. Think it’s like the car version of me always having to have a fan running. 🤷♂️
He was ready!
this officers communication while driving at those speeds are incredible to say the least. With adrenaline pumping, able to communicate clearly without hesitation. It is like when a pro joins a newb lobby.
@Jack Stucki lol
@Jack Stucki geez man
@Jack Stucki hahaha brilliant comment
I think he was calling out the suspects moves just to see if dispatch could remember it all and repeat it verbatim 🤣
@Jack Stucki Not really. All they ever want to hear from a husband is, "Yes dear". And, don't forget the, "Yes dear... you are right".
Awesome chase, textbook communication and his perfect knowledge of his patrol area and where he is at at all times coupled with his Fast and Furious driving skills. This Deputy deserves a medal and a promotion!
Luv that ending! Hate these criminals putting innocent lives in danger! Great work Johnny Law ! Next stop the gray bar !
I don't know who needs to hear but this is how you communicate when you are in a pursuit. This is the first time I've seen such an advanced communication about the situation as it occurs. I've watched so many videos and this is the first time where I've seen this back and forth communication and a copy from dispatch.. this is amazing this is how it's supposed to be done.
To be able to drive like that while calling out on the radio and keeping total calm voice is impressive. Love how they took the first opportunity to crash him out when there was a break in traffics. OUTSTANDING work.
If that officer would not have done such a good job with coms to dispatch this video would not exist
Usually the secondary officer would be calling out the chase. Unsure why that didn't happen here.
IMPECCABLE job communicating with dispatch but even more impressive..?
How HONEST he was with traffic conditions and speeds (utterly ATYPICAL).
That smaller sheriff vehicle pummeling the suspect at the end was the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen in a police chase. Good job to these officers. ❤️
That dude wanted a new cruiser
@@l.halsey2991 thinking the same thing 🤣🤣
Yes! Loved it!
Facttssss
@@l.halsey2991 Little did he know that he'll get a Hemi charger, but it will be in the shop every other week. XD
Whoever the cop was chasing him did an amazing job! Calm and constant communication and unbelievable driving!
Excellent work by the main deputy - he knows his town like the back of his hand, you wouldnt believe how hard it is to memorize every single upcoming street in a town and know where you are while calling a pursuit calmly, watching your driving and keeping up with the suspect. I remember when I was in training, my fto would say 'where are you' and Id have to recite the street and cross street I was coming up to, and he always did it at the worst possible times, like in the middle of a training conversation or pursuit. But it made me memorize the town too. Hats off to the officer calling the chase. Excellent driving skills too.
I know that area, and know each street he was coming up to.
Probably one of the best police chases I have ever watched out of hundreds!
And it was a friggin Minivan!
My thoughts exactly!
No not even close
Solid, SOLID video. Wow, great job LEO!
I agree. And in all fairness, I have never seen a mattress drive like that.
That was stellar driving from the pursuing officer.
Could have caught up to the guy and pit him on the open road like 40 times but sure I guess following a town and country for 10 minutes as if a police cruiser can’t keep up with it and waiting for a different county to actually stop him is doing your job
@@atlas874 He wasn't in a cruiser, he was in an SUV.
@UCVvk0EO8JdL0FOlZRowr0Aw right cause chasing him through traffic at 80 for 10 minutes is better than stopping him on an open road.
@UCVvk0EO8JdL0FOlZRowr0Aw exactly, delete your comment.
Some of the best I’ve seen.
"Show me your hands"
Squeeze out from the airbag.
"Do not move!"
Airbag: I got this.
I've worked in media and seen hundreds of these. This officer's call on the pursuit was the best by far. Calm, knew every cross street, kept everyone informed, great driving skills. Amazing.
Hearing cops talk abusively to suspects after they're caught is my bread and butter
Welcome to Detroit!
Dep was pissed after getting bopped by that airbag lol
I could not agree more
@@rwdplz1 troy but close enough
Very satisfying...
"I ain't got no weapons man!" He says all defensively after he almost killed 100 people with a giant 4,000 pound weapon. Amazing job officers, we appreciate you
@@scatdog1 They haven't made 2000 pound passenger vehicles since before you were born.
@@scatdog1 Actually about 4510 lbs, bro. Took me all of about 10 seconds to find that.
@@jimpolicke7639 Only politicians talk out of their ass harder than this.
@@jonasblane2157 Your rounding is off. Passenger, driver and gas have some weight. 4500 or 5000 would have been fine estimates.
@Gary Jackson Yes, there are only 2 production cars I know of sub 2000, and they both exceed that if you stray from the base model. This guy is delirious.
i love how hitting the curb sets the airbag off but not the sudden right turn into the suspect
I can appreciate the worry in the lead car officers voice. Making sure over and over again that this pursuit is worthwhile. Respect for the danger and uncomfortable and sometimes horrible decisions officers need to make and you are appreciated!.. I bet that guy STILL has his hands up!
Funniest line ever!
11:32 Hearing the cop yell "KEEP YOUR HANDS UP MOTHERF*CKER" was pretty great tbh
Make him his on cod character 😂
Imagine those guys who got into a rear end accident. “Sue the guy they were chasing?” “Yeah.”
Michigan is a no fault state... You just claim it on your insurance and let them handle it.
10:05
@@cup_and_cone not true; Michigan auto insurers now give us a choice thanks to a change in the law. Sure you can pay lower rates, but there’s a risk.
@@EpicJonC unlucky
@@cup_and_cone What does that mean, "no fault state"?
10:45
Airbag when police car violently collides with the van "I sleep"
Airbag when car barely touches curb. "Real Shit"
The passenger is like dam why they treating me like i don't pay child support!
Unbelievable police work, as per-usual the US Marshall’s don’t mess around, they had almost every intersection covered at the beginning and the Sheriff Sargeant did brilliant job persuing the suspect while communicating excellent call outs! Glad no LEO’s or civilians were injured!
Macomb County is suburban Detroit . These kind of shenanigans are an everyday experience.
first thing they did was saying he was wanted for homicide
so that his stupid thing where a random cop got killed doesnt repeat.
everyone acted very professional and only used appropiate force.
great police department, great officers!
US Marshals, not "US Marshall's". Never pluralize with an apostrophe.
@@insomnia20422 That's the difference between the US Marshals and HSI, the Marshals are extremely professional, the most badass and respected agency in the nation. The HSI literally sent that officer as a pawn to die, not informing him that he was pulling over an extremely dangerous armed cartel member that was actually on his way to meet their undercover agent at a sting operation. Last I read, his widowed wife was suing them.
@@oktayyildirim2911 no one cares dude
I love how the air bag just pops out when he was about to park
Ikr nothing like a nice lil punch to the face right before draggin the suspect out the car it's a nice lil wake up
@@MykeFPS preatty sure they were really waked up
lol. I even tried to replay again, and still makes no sense, lol.
I noticed that too lmao
@@LightDarkZero its because of the curb. Watch the suspect hit the curb pretty hard while going over it, the damaged intercepter didn’t have the clearance and slammed the curb with the frame instead of going over and it was hard enough to pop the air bags.
that dog's little bark is the cutest thing
Wow. That officer or (or sheriff's deputy) who called that pursuit as well as doing the driving is a TRUE freaking hero! What an outstanding job!
Perp: “I don’t have no weapons”
Your driving a weapon. 🤬
Stay safe officers 👮♂️
I have watched thousands of police chases at this point. That was one of the best takedowns I've ever seen. I actually yelled "Yes!" when that trooper hit him with the pit! Great execution by all officers. That was dangerous and intense
....to bad he didn't let the K9 get some nom nom....
Here they don't do 100 mph pits lol
It was more of "I need a newer cruiser!" move than a pit lol. Nonetheless it was amazing.
@@RCPDcap Let me just chuck my whole vehicle at him instead of breaking his traction and pushing him around.
But seriously though, I would prefer my tax dollars to pay for a totaled cruiser than a bystander getting killed. In the heat of the moment, I get why that stuff happens.
@@JustAGenericGamer fr fr I saw one where teens hit a pedestrian while they were driving on wrong side of road. Victim only looked left not right. Damn
Wow! The commentary was on point. This was by far one of the most exciting chases I've seen and the fearless hit to stop the suspect was outstanding! Great teamwork.
The #1 officer is very good. He stayed on the suspect's tail the entire time and maneuvered his patrol vehicle thru obsticles perfectly. The other officers who joined in at the final takedown were appropriately aggressive and took the suspect out expertly! I have been in many pursuits and this was one for the books! Great job guys!
This is definitely the most badass chase with a satisfying end I've ever seen.
I love that they left the pooch have a chew, I would have given the pooch 2 mins on the driver.
That's some drivin' though!
Well, I was expecting the K9 to chew something and some knees on the face..hehehe
It would of been more satisfying if it ended with the cops emptying their magazines into the perps.
Agreed…The narration increased the intensity…”
Wow, just wow. The leading officer is so calm and collected, he got complete control over the pursuit. Bravo!
God this cop does a good job of calling. Oakland Co resident, but familiar enough with Macomb to follow his calls, and they're incredibly precise, while skipping every insignificant lane change. Props, man.
When the suspect deescaltes the situation 😂
Its kinda hard to escalate from what they did lol. Maybe if he was wanted for homici- oh wait he was.
That cop screaming all those F-bombs wasn’t even in the slightest playing. That driver was sweating bullets literally. He knew one twitch and he would have been a memory. Hope all of that was worth it for those guys. They thought that could get away. Seriously, what is in these guys heads? There’s always someone smarter than you.
He KNEW he was fucked lol. Those cops were not playing around after he caused that accident.
It's one thing if they actually have a fast car, and it's early on. But then these sub 80 IQ idiots try to jet in clapped out minivans. WTF.
Can't stop a jogger from jogging
Yep. I'm actually amused these idiots can still have a thought about getting away. At best, it's a temporary escape that's only going to add charges. The technology is extraordinary now. In some areas, the municipal camera coverage is so thick they can literally lose somebody in a pursuit without losing them on camera. Just when they think they've gotten away and can finally relax and park or get gas, a half dozen units roll up on them. 😆
True that. Keep warrior yelling fuck, but please don't let your trigger finger talk.
The driving skills of this deputy was awesome..they caught these scumbags and no innocent people were hurt.
The state of Michigan needs to give this guy a medal for his courage not letting them get away by risking his life...
I mean... we don't know if the drivers involved in the rear ender are okay.
The police also cause accidents and kill people during these chases. All they do by chasing is add more vehicles driving recklessly which means more people are in danger. I'm pretty sure most smart officers don't chase unless they completely have to.
@@lerayjay1696 This guy was wanted for homicide. I promise you cops will chase that 10 out of 10 times.
@@bparks_5095 That doesn't change anything about what i said. Catching them doesn't necessarily mean a car chase. Adding 16+ cars frantically going 70mph+ to catch one guy is not safe for anyone.
hummmm a medal for doing his job I don't think they give out medals for that.
GOD BLESS POLICE OFFICERS AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GOOD WORK THEY DO
That just wasn't a PIT, it was a body-check. Damn, that was amazing! Good job, officers!
Those who choose violence as a first option are typically confronted by somebody else using violence as a last resort
your attacker gets to set the time and the place of the appointment and will only give you notice at the very last second.
Typically. Not always. I don't mind using it as an opening response. It gets things done and over with.
@@mattmarzula these guys are literally just quote cringy sayings they saw from memes on social media and trying to act like they came up with it themselves so they seem cooler...😂🤷🏼♀️
@@steventarsitano3209 yea, but you can use any amount of brutality to defend yourself. And I mean barbaric methods. Eye gouging, biting of the throat, etc. If they have a gun and you do as well, you can put 17 rounds into their head. No consequences
@@Youneedatoe “u is trippin lil home boyyyyyyy”….he must know what he’s talking about lol. Just trust him.
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Das rite
@@tedbell4416 depuis la France je regarde les vidéos incroyable du jamais vu en France c'est calme à côté des USA lol
Absolutely amazing video.
“Open road take him”
Sheriff - “say fucking less”
cop at the end had HAD ENOUGH, bro was serious as it gets, much respect
Couldn't really expect him to act very calm after chasing him for 15 miles risking lives and then injuring his hand during the situation. I'm sure that cop was pretty mad lol
"I don't got no weapon's officer, I promise you." Just after he almost killed 300 people in his super high speed/3 Ton Auto Tank.
More like 2 tons.... still a lot though
Not to mention the fact he's wanted for homicide! Like, what is the cop supposed to trust you when you say you don't have a gun? Because you would be totally honest at that point if you did, right?
He already killed someone in North Dakota.
2.1 tons, but 900kg more or less...
Right! Would have loved to have this be a happy ending. Murder suspect already and the way he was driving, could have killed more.
The fact that the leading officer didn’t get tunnel vision is amazing and was able to keep up with the suspect throughout the chase and communicate with dispatch the whole time awesome job and shoutout to this officer and all first responders
" If ya don't like my driving stay off the sidewalk" 🤔🤐🤐
This just proves that Michigan drivers are the best drivers. what a clean police chase.
Man that was some seriously skilled driving by a well trained officer.
Giving a running commentary while driving over speeds of 60mph ain't no easy feat. Very impressive.
Thanks for all your service guys.
You definitely have my respect.
WOW! I am astounded that the runner was a white guy! Running from police in the state of Michigan is a scenario that is almost exclusively reserved for non-Caucasian humanoids. Alright, we are building bridges, balancing the scales.
We call this a holliday trip in Germany. The only difference is the traffic.
Attempted vehicular manslaughter by cops. The suspect was only a suspect.
SORT OF BIG COOL *when you know every single road and landmarks during this pursuit*
*The only thing that might have made this better is the K-9 going nom nom nom*
Yea he’s through the jimmy johns. You know the one with the bif cookies. I know you like those cookies frank.
Right!
Now you know how it feels to be Florida Man
Yeah they should have sent in the fur missile as soon as they got the passenger out
It was pretty awesome to see this happen in an area I have been in frequently. You live there? It would probably be weirder if you do
Love it how the other drivers just blatantly ignore the police chase and drive normally
I am from Brazil and i love Police Activity, i dont miss a vídeo! 🇧🇷❤
This officer is a dang good driver 🤣
I respect the officer who rammed his vehicle into the suspect’s vehicle so he won’t be able to drive anymore
I respect your face, you’re very handsome
@@endofaneraoutnow3473 bro?
And no airbags until he hit a bump 😂😭 balls of steel
@Emerald Triangle period
@@endofaneraoutnow3473 What a fruitcake.
I've never seen an officer stick that close to a fleeing suspect and also give so many details over the radio. Well done!
holy shit, not sure what is more impressive, the moves that van did, the officer keeping up and the dispatch up to date, or the fact he didn't get Rodney Kinged for his dangerous driving.
One of the best chase call outs I’ve ever seen along with some of the best surrounding traffic driving to only get a rear ending out of all this crazy driving is mind blowing
....that gro is lucky to be alive, they showed great restraint not peppering him....
Been a long time since we had a good old fashioned long police chase on this channel
This video makes me proud I live in Michigan with the police officers that we have. Great work all around.
That Police cruiser seemed underpowered, that mini van was quick !
I respect how calm the officer is leading the pursuit my hats off to you and honored for your service
He didn't just pit him, he penetrated his soul! 😂 Great work, Officers!
Dude the turn in was epic, Just caved in the rear left wheel, game over.
🤣 Very apt!
Great job to all LEO involved in this chase, excellent communication skills at speeds of 100 M.P.H . Total respect.
2:39 W Driver, turning right to let the deputy pass by.
This is one of those videos were you know this guy is in the right career. Fantastic work by this officer.
Absolutely beautiful driving by that officer. Give him a damn award. Not to mention the damn callouts.
good coms.
Have to give credit to the perp for his driving as well. Neither one hit anyone or anything until the end. That perp can drive.
@@vegascorbin thankfully he’s not THAT good
@@vegascorbin Not to mention how long he kept the chase going for.
"CLEAR ROAD TAKE HIM OUT"
Cop in the Ford: And I took that personally
God I love departments that actually allow their officers to pursue. Not only does it give us great content, but these people need to be caught and dealt with.
The deputy is giving every single detail lol
Annoying as hell...stand by
Hell yeah that's how it is supposed to be.
I'd rather get specific details than get broad details
@@tbarboza433 Better than having no details, not knowing exactly where the chase is, and incorrectly intercepting a suspect vehicle. That readout not only helps for the response of other units, but for documenting what laws were broken while enroute. Or whether or not an additional officer may be needed for an incident caused by the chase, such as that car that rear ended the flatbed, that needs to be documented and responded to.
"Passing by the Jimmy Johns...they're not my favorite but I like them better than Subway...I usually get the #12 with no tomato. Suspect still westbound, over."
I always hate it when they beg for mercy after recklessly endangering multiple people's lives. It's like, "No, you lost the right to ask for any quarter when you decided you were going to put uninvolved folks at risk. Now shut up and take your ass-whooping"
💯% agree!
No, suspects don't loose any of their rights in real democracies.
"can i get a hell yeah?!" -Stone Cold
🤣😂🤣😂YESSSSS a ramming, some love bites from the K9, and a couple shots should do it. Zero sympathy from scumbags
The suspect is said to have murder woman and put her body in burned vehicle, clearly he doesn't value life to begin with, fuck him!
I cannot believe he didn't kill anyone driving that van that recklessly. I thought I was watching Dukes of Hazard for a minute.
Beautiful driving maneuvers, just brilliant..!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This deputy's driving was impressive to say the least. He was on that sucker like glue! The take-out was awesome as well. Heal quickly, and thank you for your service!
uhh you mean magnet right... but glue is ok too
Deputy got the skill to become a racer. Very impressive
Macomb County Tourism Board would like to extend special thanks to the Macomb County Sheriff Department for their riveting guided tour showcasing the historic and diverse main streets of Mt. Clemens. This promotion is paid for by the Visit Michigan 2021 initiative.
Amen to that lmao
I was actually thinking during the chase, what a nice place! Lol
@@TangoDelta8111I live in this area. The chase went by my house. It is quite nice which is why this was such a big deal lol.
🤣🤣👍🏾
I love how that cop just rams his squad car into the suspect
11:29 Cop: GET ON THE GROUND!
Gotta love my home state! Michigan is bad ass!! Just listen to how professional they are with dispatch. Great team work!!
This is the first chase I’ve seen where I know the area
That dispatch work was beautiful I gotta admit.
Is this near “dearbornistan”
@@Abiodun1996 same! 😂 Now I live near Shreveport, Louisiana but it's still nice to see some old stomping grounds.
@@ChrisRedding1 Indeed it was....standby. 😂
"gotta take em out" all the cops immediately ram their car into his XD
I was just laughing at that. that wasnt a pit manuver, it was them just slamming their car
😂😂 the officer was like "lets take em" and that officer was like yeah I'm about to do a hard right 😂😂😂
A homeboy. Shocking.
Officer was super amped at the end there!
Damn I wouldn't be able to focus while giving constant updates like this guy.
Yeah sometimes too much information is bad information , the officer needs to focus on key points
@@DavinR16 Its his job not yours and he did fine, even called the perfect time to pit. His calls worked out and there wasn't any confusion.
@@feelsbadman1833 no he didn't that guy sucked. they were already setting up dude before radio even rang. plus then look how they treated the passenger. that guy prob wanted no parts in this crap.
@@XX-121 The passenger who got into a car with a person who committed homicide "Prob wanted no parts in this crap". Okay clown, whatever you say.
@@XX-121 Here it is. The dumbest comment of the day.
I stopped at 7:40 in… This is the best piece of high speed police chase work I’ve ever seen and it’s really not close. He’s calling everything out - he knows the roads ahead of them - he’s on his bumper the entire way. Incredible
“Looks like we’re going eastbound”: driver goes into oncoming traffic😎💨
Man leads police on deadly chase.. complies w commands to get out of car.... no one gets shot. awesome video keep em coming!
This cop is cool, composed and collected under this type of pressure. Give him an award! 🥦🥦
@@giloro85 It is. It's usually a little dumb thing i do when text messaging. Lol. I don't know why but i do love me some broccoli 🥦🥦
Hell yeah broccoli is so good
@@giloro85 no it’s a tree
@@H03tRiLL Better than Brussel sprouts
Mmmm brockle
This is one hell of a sergeant! He stayed so calm during that chase, but when he got out of the car all of that pent-up energy came out! When people talk bad about cops, they do not think about what this deputy went through to take a very dangerous criminal off the street. These guys just prove that the majority of officers and deputies will put their lives on the line for us. Amazing reflexes too as he avoided accident after accident! This is one hell of a cop!
Cops will chase you down for anything not just murder. Murder warrants don't particularly infuriate cops to chase you down, not obeying them like slaves will do the trick. if you don't pull over or stop when they tell you to and you drive faster, they'll chase after you and continue the pursuit regardless of what you've done, the severity and accusation, it doesnt matter to them. Let that sink in. There's no noble and altruistic sense of purpose in what they do. Hint: what made us think the cops were pursuing Superman's noble sense of justice was the phrase "wanted for murder" said by the dashcam cop but in reality he could and it could've been any other accusation like "driving with a revoked license" and that would've blown their chase of good and evil to shit. Don't think cops are pursuing Superman villains because the people they chase and arrest are every time local nobodies who the day before shopped at target.
Damn the suspect sounds like ice cube 😂
Ya know, when this cop retires, he should consider becoming a commentator for NASCAR.
Love the impressive driving skills by the officer while giving accurate updates to the dispatch. Very good work.
Love seeing the K9 looking at the legs coming out like its a giant drumstick.
that has to be such an adrenaline rush for the cops. Lead sheriff was determined and then they all came together and ended it. Great work!
Is nobody gonna talk about the blue car in the middle lane at 2:31 with drag slicks on it🤣🤣
I CANNOT blame that one officer for how furious he was, that had to be one of the most dangerous and stressful police chases I've ever seen.
ikr, that 2mph rear-end accident that it caused was absolute madness. Forget the chases that end with 17 dead and a 140mph head-on collision. This chase was the absolute most dangerous ever filmed. I'm in 100% agreement with you and personally think that you are an extremely smart human being.
@@flyingtentacle7631 imagine typing all this out just for no one to care
@@bdream6501i stopped reading it 2 sentences in 😂😂😂
Outstanding job by the Macomb County Sherriff's Sergeant. Professional, calm, and clear radio calls all made while effectively pursuing the murder suspect at high speeds. Hats off to you.
Excellent driving by the lead car, all while perfectly calling out the chase! Great work!!!
Best police chase so far this year. That LEO stuck to him like glue. Great job LEOs. Hope they both stay in jail for a long time.