my cities dickhead mayor decided to make every cop patrol solo. the day after that happened a police officer got pushed into train tracks and nearly got shot by his own gun. this order was instantly reverted and the superintendent of the police department basically said "told you so" to our mayor. i live in NYC. multiple times has 2 officers proven to be better. including in a shooting that happened in harlem where 2 officers were shot (both killed) and where 2 officers were ambushed in queens where a officer was shot and the second officer literally trickshotted the shooter, killing him.
This is the reason American cops simply need to be fast on the trigger, im no American but i also know that where cops are seen as better and less prone to pull out their gun, the civilians also don’t do stuff like that.
@@TheThomasBarry You think it wasn't intentional by the officer to roll AWAY from the suspect that now has his gun and is likely to be shot at by any other officer on scene!
@@TheThomasBarry looked to me as thought he was trying to get out of the line of fire while the perp was trying to draw down on him. He tripped during that maneuver. A good thing in this instance, as it got him even farther out of the line of fire.
It looks like one of those moments in a game where it goes slow-motion and have to shoot the guy before his gun goes off, but just in real life. Props to the cop's accuracy and instincts.
And stupidity. He could have killed some innocent people in the background. That's what happens when you get the gang attitude. Saving your "bros" is much more important than innocent citizens.
@UCAr_2mIItyhQ0YV_7300Nyw This could be my imagination, but didn't Reagan not even realize he had been shot? I remember reading they didn't know until the secret service saw he had blood on his mouth and they had to whip the vehicle around to head to a hospital. That could be the tv show The West Wing just mixing up my memory though.
"You saved my life" outstanding team work. He will never forget this day when he was allowed to keep going home to his family because of your rapid, and accurate response. Great job.
Holy shit that's so many spam comments, also, I think That saying "you saved my life" is very important as it helps the mental status of the guy who shot
@@UnknownUser-gg2ip and months worth of reporting each one has done nothing. I swear they're deployed right by TH-cam. But yeah, a lot of people struggle to take a life under any circumstances. Well, rather, they struggle with the aftermath. Knowing others believe you did the right thing makes a huge difference in your mental reaction.
As many times I could be pissed off at my local pd, I respect the hell out of these guys. I can't imagine the things these guys go through. Or the thoughts they have on a daily basis.
He definitely used the tactic of acting irratic but very methodical in tricks he must of learned or dealt with as a cop I of course mean the man who gets shot
Homie was falling backwards after getting knocked over, juggling that gun to his dominant hand without missing a beat like he was in a John Woo flick. Probably became a cop after playing Max Payne, lmao
Thank you for doing a breakdown of this footage. I am a former KCKPD officer and I have worked with all three people involved in this video. It’s never fun to have to use force on people but it’s an entirely different thing to use force on a former coworker who is trying to harm you.
What are your thoughts on him being ran over? I have no context but definitely don’t want to see someone get ran over if there are better options to stop a pursuit.
@@Badbobo8 i honestly think the guy meant to knock him over with the truck and not literally run him over, it looks like he gets sucked under the tire pretty quick and the cop immediately stops the truck and doesnt back over him again, he might have thought he was doing a "Pit maneuver" on a human being and didnt think he'd actually run over him
@@pathrender To be fair, a vehicle is absolutely a deadly weapon, and there's no reason to use deadly force on someone running through a field (who isn't fleeing the scene of a violent crime). Clearly the dude is a POS, but he had every right to sue them for that incident. He should have won too.
Donut-thanks for putting that last bit in. “If you’re not feeling right in the head, go talk to someone. There’s no shame in that.” I think a lot of people need to hear that and more people need to say that. Good on ya man.
More than 60 million Americans are on anti depressants and it seems like almost everyone these days has a psychiatrist. So I dont exactly agree that its not being said enough
Make sure that you act for someone who doesn't know they aren't feeling right in the head. People with mental health issues often don't know they have mental health issues.
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I love these short videos gets to the point while omitting lengthy boring minutes of the video. Just like the old days of you tube and no commercials. Kudos to Donut
maybe I'm wrong but in the video it looks like the bad guy is trying to turn and aim at the cop he did not disarm. I think he could have shot the one on the ground if he wanted.
Wow! “You saved my life” absolutely no doubt about it!! God bless that cop for having the courage to do what needed to be done to prevent this suspect from shooting his partner! How hard it must be to make those split second life and death decisions every day and to make certain you make the proper choice every time.
I'm in software. When I was retiring, one of my coworkers told me that the tools and help that I provided for the team saved her job. It felt good. This had to feel a lot better.
@@agentmueller officer 3 is my cousins step sisters girlfriends little kids great grand daddies boyfriends kids cousins parol officer of the murderer of my 37th late husbands 3rd wife
Honestly that's a sad sad situation, Knowing what Lionel knew makes him extra dangerous but the moment he took aim at the attending officer he became forfeit of my sympathy. A sad sign of the times and an incident that both those officers now have to live with.
i had sympathy for him even after he grabbed a gun you know you don't have to be 100% on one side or the other maybe you should try that. the officers did everything they could and ended up having to protect themselves which is totally okay. but this guy had clear mental issues and the failure of the system to catch these mental issues when they caught him the first time could have saved him and officers 2's left toe (he said he got hit in the toe).
And this, THIS is exactly the stuff that made me quit law enforcement. One sec everything's copacetic, the next literally fighting for your life. Hats off to the dudes that do it, I couldn't handle it. Now I'm a welder and happy as can be
Many cops hits a wall at one point. Better stop before getting to afraid nervous suspicious paranoid and in the end more likely to open fire. Certainly not a job for me either. I like to know how my day is going to go, and looking forward to some netflix and gaming after work 😋Suddenly shit happens and it´s an all night cleaning up some f... up mess.
@@deryckmcleod4608 I want to be a police officer because I mean I dont know what it takes for a heavy hard rough rugged life so thats what I want im gonna see if i can take it for long!
I genuinely feel for these officers. Nobody goes to work expecting to take someone's life. This is why mental health issues need to be dealt with properly. If you're not OK, tell someone. Ask for help.
I think that guy had something else going on than just "mental health issues" given how he somehow survived and lived a seemingly healthy (fit) life up to that point.
Do you think the fact that he was a cop for 11 years had something to do with how he got into this situation? Like he was a cop for a long time. Then he developed mental health issues, and basically his peers drove a truck over him.
@@Nighterlev sometimes people will be completely normal and one day, in all seriousness snap...I didn't believe or understand it at first. It is very real, I am devastated by my fiance and best friend of 7 yrs is in the hospital in another state right now as I type this,,,,he is going through full blown psychosis. in and out of jail and hospitals every other week for 3 months it's getting worse and worse and I'm praying that he is under the care of competent doctors whom will keep him there as he is a danger to himself and others, no joke i see the road they are spiraling down and its watching a train wreck in slow motion. i wouldnt wish this on my own worst enemy
Yeah, mental health within police, military, etc., is typically heavily negatively stigmatized as well. Yet there are many who function perfectly fine with mild to moderate treatment for mental health conditions, even ones that require meds. The negative stigma needs to end, of those who seek treatment, and policies need to be updated to allow such to happen without fear of repurcussion from dept/govt. Having staff mental health peeps ain't cutting it, because nobody really trusts talking to someone on the payroll, especially when it is something not directly job related, ie manic depression, schizo-type disorders, even severe bouts of PTSD causing extreme sleep deprivation, hallucinations etc. They need to have a bit of an anonymous sort of setup, to where there is a layer of separation so peeps can trust not facing career repercussions for seeking treatment instead of hiding shit and battling symptoms without any sort of treatment.
@@patrickw9520 A big problem besides the social stigma but the financial side; if you're not doing too well it affects how other people rate your competence and that can lead to getting fired or not getting promotions, raises..
My dad worked for KCKPD for a long time, retired right before this guy joined but still hung out and played basketball with a lot of his cop buddies, Womack was one of the guys who would come play basketball. I remember one time he flew off the handle over what he perceived was a foul, and it took all the guys about 10 minutes to calm him down. From what I know, he had some sort of big blow up in 2020 in addition to all the policy violations that led to his firing. His mother and his wife were also officers in the department as well. His wife even after reviewing and watching all body cam and dashcam video still persisted that the officers were the aggressors. As for the Kiowa County lawsuit, I believe his wife has taken over, and has continued to pursue it.
@@Renwoxing13 I mean he fought a cop and stole his gun trying to use it on the cop. If it was him getting run over he may have an argument but the shooting was justified with out a doubt
As a sufferer of mental health issues and episodes, thankfully I've only had one situation where cops were called and it was for wellness purposes, and I was detained (peacefully) and taken to a treatment center where I was seen to about my issues. The officers involved were polite, and all around great guys. The gentleman who drove me is a former Marine and he spent the entire ride trying to connect with me and although his technique wasn't working well with me, I still wish I had the mental capacity at the time to get his name and badge number, because I'd love to send him a thank you letter for being such an awesome person.
I laughed when you pointed out the "big ass wooden baton" and it made me wonder in this day and age how that hasn't been ruled "inhumane" and replaced with a nerf light saber lol.
@@ashh8366 they are imagining scenarios where people would give them nerf lightsabers and lube. They are obviously joking but also using this to randomly inject politics into something that is ostensibly apolitical. Much like this channel being apolitical but it attracts all weirdos who wanna drag it into the conversation.
@@wastedkracker lol? The guy shouted "i got a gun". What do you expect? Of course the 1st cop will draw his gun after hearing that. I think anybody will draw his weapon when that kind of threat. P.S. I'm asian so don't throw that bullshit at me that i'm defending the white cop. Clearly the perp is the wrong here.
That's why he wasn't in the actual fight until the end? Wtf was he looking for in his car when his partner was fighting with the suspect. Nice shot all in all obviously, but that was way too close. He should never have left him.
@@yeppers4594 ????? Tf you on about, he got while the suspect was still on the sidewalk, and approached him cause the guy originally passed the hood of the car, so he went to get infront of him to tell him "relax", then the guy turns around and crosses the car, getting into it, thats when he opens the other officers car (now with suspect in the driver seat), to potentially pull him out or stop him in some way. Hes litterally there with the first officer practically the entire time.
He already has his ass kicking gloves on, that's how you know something's up. This footage is the exact reason why every officer should have a patrol partner. P.S, My local PD lets officers carry batons of the officer's choice, which means you'll have veteran officers carrying these large, shiny stained and varnished wooden batons with very pretty colors. The neighboring PD also lets their officers carry firearms of their choice. Awhile back one of their officer's patrol rifle was, of all things, an FN2000.
An FN2000 is honestly on the more rational side of patrol rifle considerations. Harrisburg Capitol Police in PA carry Tavors - first the SAR model in 2013, then an upgrade to the X-95 a couple years later.
Videos like this are what changed my mind almost a decade ago about police shootings. I was one of the people that felt they were too quick to shoot. That was bcz I was young and naive. Everyday they only have a split second to react when a simple situation turns chaotic and lives are at risk. What a great job by the 2nd officer.
100% agree. People forget that one of the most important aspects of a cop's job(in my opinion) is to go home to their family every night, but they have to start each day knowing that they might not.
idont think you shud have a opinion one way or da otha until u actually see the evidence some r right some r still fcked up like them running him over with a car rofl
he should have had half the clip empty before bad guy ever got out of that cop car. play stupid stupid games win stupid prizes. that goes for the cop and bad guy.
this is like the one time a police officer has shown restraint when dealing with a black man, there wasnt too much the officers in this shooting could have done but shoot the suspect but this is literally the only good cop lol
Police shootings are not all the same. Some are entirely justified. Some are entirely unjustified. It's a problem when you say all are one or the other without knowing the facts about what happened in every individual case.
This is my hometown and I have been waiting to see the footage. Thanks for breaking this down! Such a tragic situation all the way around and thanks for pointing out that tactical bumper deployment is generally frowned upon.
@ok he had mental health problems that HE ignored. Society didn't treat him badly, in fact the PD tried to get him help, but he said he was fine and that's how he ended up getting fired. He was struggling but definitely not ignored. I don't know where his family stood on most of this, but I do know that he had people who cared for him.
@ok this man wasn't a criminal prior to his two run ins with the law and was actually law enforcement before he refused the EAP and got himself fired. His attempted murder of a law enforcement officer is what got him killed, but I 100% believe it was due to his mental health issues. It's not as simple as more health care, less weapons. Health care is cost prohibitive for some without insurance, and prison becomes a place people can get treated for free. There's a lot of nuance to the issue. But this one? Dude just needed help, didn't get it, went into a delirium or manic episode, and got himself killed. It's sad, but not a statement about anything larger.
@@kcox9818 I find it difficult to express a reply to this but these are the times i wish i could upvote but also downvote at the same time without it cancelling each other out somehow, as ridiculous as that sounds lol. I agree that it's never just one thing that causes a situation like this, but there's only so much you can do for people even if you try. I could only give you a thumbs up tho because I agree for the most part
That elevated super fast! You made a very succinct point. If you're not feeling well in the head go talk to someone. It's sad that his family wasn't able to identify or maybe did identify a mental illness but wasn't able to keep him medicated or monitored. Dealing with someone that is sick is so difficult and no matter how much love you have for them you can't fix them.
Glad you mentioned talking if you need help. After dealing w/PTSD for 20+ years I’m in a group at the VA. It helps. Really glad I got help before I took my daughter’s father away from her.
Thank you Sir for sharing this. Exactly my thoughts. When I heard the story the image I saw was a flash back. This poor soul was fighting an imaginary enemy. When he was reported to be acting crazy he was probably having such an episode. May he now rest in peace. 4 of my brothers did military service. 1 was K.I.A. the other 3 all have various strengths of P.T.S.D. but they all have found ways of coping with it. One brother is bad but he has been in therapy and is taking medication for his problem and is still around 42 years after the end of his service. There is hope but sometimes you need a bit of extra help. I wish you well and all the best. Your name is very familiar. I am trying to place it. Did you ever live in Salisbury Rhodesia? If you did do you remember Alex/Frank from New Serum?
@@lameesahmad9166 Hi; no never lived in Rhodesia. However.....when I was in basic training (in 1986) one of my platoon mates was an immigrant who had served in the Rhodesian army. I'm afraid that's the only connection I have to that country, but thanks for asking!
Wish the guy who grabbed the gun actually pulled it off successfully. Cops are filth and won’t hesitate for a omens to arrest you, lock you up, fine you and harass you if it means they get a paycheck
Shows that mental illness is a real problem, especially for those exposed to such high stress and traumatic scenarios. For a detective of 11 years to being shot by police for acting like a lunatic.
Or it shows that anyone can do drugs It’s not always a mental illness just bad decisions And once you are doing drugs that alter your brain you lose control That is not mental illness that is a fried brain from drugs
@@toddpod5244 Potentially drug induced acting as a trigger for a mental illness yes, although the video stated he had previously shown strange behaviour shortly before he left the police. Regardless wether or not he made "bad decisions" he should be appropriately treated to prevent this very incident.
@@fod1855 It makes me wonder if he was prescribed SSRIs/psychotropic drugs and as a part of a combination of factors that altered his behavior, such as PTSD, pain medication, lead exposure, concussive blasts affecting the brain, family issues, and who knows what else.
@@viperson9818 My entire county is solo cops, i've only seen a 2 man squad car 1 time, and somehow a *3* man car which was most likely a trainee with an FTO or 2 trainees respectively.
Even in my state in Australia police aren't allowed to work alone in public places or when dealing with reception duties in low security stations. Police deaths are relatively rare here. The U.S has a lot more people though. Maybe it just isn't possible to keep up with the frequency of crimes if they operate with half of the potential units.
I heard rumors the department didn't like him becuase he was running for sheriff. I knew he called his wife, also a officer, to get to a place with more witnesses during a traffic stop becuase he didn't feel safe which lead to a unspecified crash maybe a pit maneuver which followed by him non violently fleeing yet getting run over and almost killed. Hopefully there isn't any racism or something fishy with that department maybe so.
Also a good reason to carry a backup gun. Probably not a huge concern for the average citizen who shouldn't be drawing the gun unless they are ready to fire, but anyone could be disarmed in a bad situation, even just a 22 pocket pistol would be nicer than nothing.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 Given how he acted in this video, I can definitely understand the department not liking him. This is why you never do diversity hires, especially for jobs that are life and death situations.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 Given the guy's behavior, I don't imagine it's to do with racism. It *IS* extremely concerning why they'd just flat out run the guy over with an SUV though. Fleeing pursuit *with a deadly weapon* yeah, it'd make sense you'd want to stop him before reaching a residential area he might start shooting in / taking hostages, but I'm kinda sketch on the "Slow Speed Pit Maneuver" there... Good shoot at least, that man clearly was trying to die and couldn't be politely asked in the heat of the moment whether he was willing to take someone else with him; already lead to a firearm discharging into an officer's foot. But I think you're right to be a bit skeptical about the story involving the guy leading up to that point, something seems off.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 He was clearly an unstable character. If he was running for sheriff but then goes and does something batsh!t crazy like this he shouldn’t have been running for sheriff. Chances are when someone said was unpopular, more than likely he was showing signs of instability and his colleagues had major concerns about his suitability for the job. He proved them right 100%.
hey, donut. i just wanted to tell you how much i appreciate your recent upload schedule, my 14 year old brother was hit by a car this week, and we’ll be donating his organs tomorrow. it’s really helped me stay sane thru all of this. much love ❤️
@@allgoldproductions he can save as many as 8 lives and enhance dozens more, and i know he’d happy save 1 stranger so for him to get the opportunity to save 8 lives would be a dream for him
@@gabrielmcconnell908 It's a horrible tragedy that happened, no doubt, but at least he was able to leave a final gift that will benefit many. Not many people get to have that impact on the world or would care to. I hope you and yours are able to take comfort in that, sincerely.
Wow, guy used to be a cop. Great job to the officers, the fact the man was trained with a weapon makes him extra dangerous. Very lucky his partner was there officer 1 would have been killed.
@@witebatman Fantastic idea! It'd also be a great idea to have everyone take driving courses every six months as well for every vehicle they own. Additionally, any other hazardous tool (electricity, fire, gas, household chemicals, food safety etc.) and a physiological assessment should be necessary too.
Trained but smart enough to run in straight line from police cruiser onto open field. Then tried to be pseudo john wick trying to shoot one handed straight arm .
11 years of working law enforcement and he becomes this unhinged just goes to show you how mentally taxing this career can be. So sad to see, but glad the patrol officers are okay.
"You saved my life" are the words that will get officer 2 through the mental/ emotional turbulence a person has to face after being forced to take a life.
So true because it’s not easy on them when they are forced to shoot someone. People act like they do it for fun when that’s the last thing a good cop will want to do.
Crazy how that man went from 11 years as police officer to promoted to detective to fired then ran over by a police vehicle then to this conclusion what a crazy turn of events that could have been avoided .
And still people say stupid things like, A cop shouldn't shoot a suspect that doesn't have a gun, cop should only fight back, the problem with that stupid idea is. Cops don't know if the suspect is a boxer or a black belt. I'm glad this other cop arrived just on time, God job officers
Clearly the suspect wasn't in the right state of mind and it really goes to show we are focused on the wrong things, we need to be focused on mental health and drug abuse because that's what cause people to act out like this
Drug abuse also causes mental health problems. I really wished more politicians cared about securing the border with all the fentanyl pouring into our country...
@@JK-co4lz The war on drugs has failed, its about smart solutions regarding getting people off drugs in the long run like say Portugal. This does require things like healthcare and mental health support for everyone provided by the government which is pretty much part of every other first world country. Locking down borders is a good idea but drugs will always be there regardless.
I had an ex boyfriend i thought had an anger problem, he would just randomly flip the fxck out and get violent. He ended up pistol Whipping me one night when i tried to leave and fractured my eyesocket and cheekbone. Thought i was going to die that night but i didn't. I ended up being able to escape him about 6 mos later by completing leaving the state...found out after i left that he had been using PCP for the second half of our relationship...around the time he started having the rage issues. He acted just like this guy was acting. I didn't even know u could find PCP out there but apparently its pretty popular.
germany does it. but they are more restricted in terms of handling situations, because as a criminal you can always report the police officer for harming you...germany...
Man, this is sad to see, anyone out there going through something please talk to someone, police officers go through these stressful situations often and honestly they should have free therapy whenever they need it.
LMAO you live in a fantasy world. Crazy peoples families call the cops on them. How is the crazy individual going to help them self if no one else can? People need to stop having so many damn kids and leaving it up to cops to deal with their mistakes.
@@bh7622 I respect your opinion, but personally I believe that this man clearly had a life that had value beforehand of these poor choices he made, if after the first encounter with the police he had someone their for him to guide him, we probably wouldn’t be watching this video of him condemning himself to death.
@@bh7622 His mom and his wife were both police officers. If anyone should have been able to see his deterioration and urge him to seek help, they should have.
The day I watched this there were two cops, seperate incidences, shot and killed. Let's not forget the dangereous situations cops wind up in from a basic traffic stop. Thanks for your videos Donut.
Where are all the “those cops needed to try and talk nicely to the criminal and get him to calm down” folks? This is why cops have to be ready because crap goes sideways fast! So glad that no one got killed. The cop said he was injured. How is he?
It felt like both officers handled this one pretty well. Obviously Officer 2 for being aware enough to shoot in time, but also Officer 1 for rolling out of the way to make it harder for the suspect to shoot him while also giving Officer 2 a much clearer shot. Sure it's always a horrible mistake to lose your firearm but I have to say Officer 1 did all the right things after losing it.
Being that the perp was ex police the skill of disarming someone came into play here. For that reason I don't blame the first cop for being out maneuvered by a trained ex professional
Handled pretty well? Is that what this is called now? He arrives at the scene and seconds later lets an obviously violent criminal take control of his vehicle and then even his weapon?! First of all, he stopped way too close to him. Second, he let the guy get even closer. Maybe America is too "special" of a place for me to understand, but running and growling at a police officer is not something a normal person would do in such a situation, and not something that should be encouraged. At that point already it was quite reasonable to open fire. He also had a taser on his hip. Why didn't take it out and use it immediately instead of hesitating and jumping around with a gun?
@@InfiniteDarkMass because he didn’t want to escalate the situation into someone dying 🤦♂️ he couldn’t go anywhere in the patrol vehicle anyways. This man is a good cop.
It's disheartening to think that some (insane) people will try to claim this is some sort of "excessive force" or "unwarranted shooting" situation. Good on both these boys for trying to keep the world safe, and extra props to "officer 2" for the quick-acting backup.
i like that donut is never biased, just always going the way of the facts, like when that cop ran over the idiot he knows maybe that isnt the best thing to do
Did you not see the ending of the video?? He was a cop for more than ten years as well as a detective. Obviously something happened and his mental health deterioted. Happens more often than one thinks.
People have to understand that every second counts when there is a fight for your life A discord server called me a 007 wannabe & that I watch too many movies when I stated the same thing but its clear that they were so delusional that they unconsciously avoid any incident of what happens They even said that if someone is robbing your house you should just run away and call the cops, as if cops are able to save your life instantly 100% of the time, they were also anti-cop and gun
A lot of online people are pretty anti-cop lol Been using reddit recently for technical help with animation and stuff, so I get notifications for trending stuff. 90% of the time, if it's somebody doing something negative, one of the top comments is something about them being an off duty cop lol
Heck, there was one post of a video where a cop was trying to arrest someone for no reason as 6 other cops just watched in awe and disappointment. One, believe a deputy, stopped him and essentially said "You can't do that, sit down." The kicker was the fact that the comments were pointing out he was probably there due to unions then that dissolved into a bunch of people agreeing conservatives only want unions for cops because they like watching black people getting beat to death and hate workers. Each of these comments had hundreds of likes lol
I live in KC, and I just gotta say, I love the cops here. KC Missouri is also one of the only departments big enough in the area, to have 2 officers per car, which is all the better.
No one in any capacity says, “Hey, I think I have PTSD.” There isn’t free puppies. hugs, counseling, and drugs. Instead you get fired. This is why there is a huge suicide rate, or going nuts like this guy.
Gets fired for PTSD, inability to cope. Gets unlawfully run over by an overzealous officer and his truck. Received no justice or help for being literally run over with lethal force for fleeing. Golly, I wonder what sent this dude over the edge.
Did he say he had PTSD? That screen grab just said misconduct. Could be anything. Anyway my bro-in-law is a pharmacist and he says cops are one of the most common patients he sees, as well as teachers and dentists.
@@deepg7084 There is shit you can’t unsee, corpses, being shot at more than I have fingers and toes, classmates, shift partners getting murdered, funeral with mournful taps. Sent out to calls the SO were to frightened to handle. That was just 5.5 years in United States Border Patrol, before moving on to Investigations and egregious human smuggling and dope houses. So, I am now retired from everything after 20 years. I have PTSD, I had 3 years of constant nightmares. No hugs, I bought my own dog, no cool drugs, and a counselor I pay for. I knew other guys that ate their gun instead. Life’s a bitch, stop being one.
This is why I love donut. I've been locked up an yet I have family in law enforcement. There is always two sides. Donut is always neutral. I found it easiest as an ex con to just be nice getting pulled over. It saves alot of time and BS no matter what race you are.
I don't know why so many people say "Dont say a word to police" or be rude to them. I've gotten out of at least 3 speeding tickets in my life because i was friendly and didnt give them a hard time.
@@Goku-cr2bi It's good legal advice to zip it. Respect them and be nice but don't disclose more information than necessary. You have the right to not self incriminate, AKA stay quiet
Is this really that hard to understand? That people are generally easier to deal with if you're polite with them? Maybe all these felons and gangbangers just aren't aware that politeness is a thing, used to being pushy and assertive all the time and that's why they keep getting fucked up
Insane yes, but because of budget constraints, retention and low recruitment, I spent many years as lone outpost officer (& field supervisor) as did other outpost units. Make matters more challenging, backup was never minutes away. Outpost assignments wasn't for the hot headed, but respect the community and earn their respect was a life saver.
@@nbk9372, understand that the budget is tight, but wouldn't it make sense to half the number of units and make all officers work in pairs? I mean if you have security guards at ATM, one handling money, another one just looking around, so they don't get attacked, or even when electricians are working with high voltage one is actually working another one is there just in case the first one gets electrocuted, because that's the law, would it be reasonable to make the same law for police officers?
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Cop saying “you saved my life” really goes to show why there should always be a second cop nearby or with each other
Dude listen to his voice when he says that, talk about intense.
I feel like he was saying thank you but couldn’t even think of the right words. Can’t imagine being in that situation man.
Agreed
@@tiimmmberrr agreed
my cities dickhead mayor decided to make every cop patrol solo. the day after that happened a police officer got pushed into train tracks and nearly got shot by his own gun. this order was instantly reverted and the superintendent of the police department basically said "told you so" to our mayor. i live in NYC. multiple times has 2 officers proven to be better. including in a shooting that happened in harlem where 2 officers were shot (both killed) and where 2 officers were ambushed in queens where a officer was shot and the second officer literally trickshotted the shooter, killing him.
"You saved my life." Highest praise you can give your partner. Salute.
That “You saved my life” gave me chills. Holy shit. That officer will think about this moment for the rest of his days
Yep maybe he will learn weapon retention from this event on.
@@newhorizon1355 retention??? bro started charging the officer and even reached to his pants
Right I just wanna go lick 👅 some boots!!! Let’s go Sheep 🐑
This is the reason American cops simply need to be fast on the trigger, im no American but i also know that where cops are seen as better and less prone to pull out their gun, the civilians also don’t do stuff like that.
you have no idea, this happened to me twice before I got out of law enforcement!
Gosh that tactical roll out to avoid the suspect and give the partner a clear shot. Very impressive from these two.
If you think that was intentional you've been watching too many action movies lol
@@TheThomasBarry You think it wasn't intentional by the officer to roll AWAY from the suspect that now has his gun and is likely to be shot at by any other officer on scene!
@@NathanM4A1 Well considering he tripped and didn't roll, yeah, he simply got lucky.
@@TheThomasBarry looked to me as thought he was trying to get out of the line of fire while the perp was trying to draw down on him. He tripped during that maneuver. A good thing in this instance, as it got him even farther out of the line of fire.
Right. I'm pretty sure that was pure reactive terror.
It looks like one of those moments in a game where it goes slow-motion and have to shoot the guy before his gun goes off, but just in real life. Props to the cop's accuracy and instincts.
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i was just thinking that. a quick time event.
No, the first cop should have shot the suspect's legs to disable him while backing away.
And stupidity. He could have killed some innocent people in the background. That's what happens when you get the gang attitude. Saving your "bros" is much more important than innocent citizens.
yeah holy shit.. after the time lapse it happend so damn fast
What I love was that the officer that was in the most danger asked if the other was okay. 2 great officers right there, stay safe everyone.
well, its easier to tell if you're personally OK or not.
@@Zyzarda not when the adrenaline is kicking in lmao
@@local6335 Yeah i'm sure the adrenaline will stop you from noticing a fatal wound from a point blank gunshot.
@UCAr_2mIItyhQ0YV_7300Nyw This could be my imagination, but didn't Reagan not even realize he had been shot? I remember reading they didn't know until the secret service saw he had blood on his mouth and they had to whip the vehicle around to head to a hospital. That could be the tv show The West Wing just mixing up my memory though.
@@Zyzarda it can actually. you could think it's a scratch or did not even notice in some cases.
The fact that the guy was a former detective was the biggest twist.
Kinda explains how he managed to pull this off.
@@kane357lynch pull off what? getting shot? XD dude wasnt a criminal mastermind, he was mentally disturbed.
This looks like a guy trying to pull a racially motivated shooting stunt. Sounds like Kansas Shitty.
Who hired that guy.
@@thomasgentry6201if they did, then he wasn't like this before, this is what happens when you frie your brain with drugs
"You saved my life" outstanding team work. He will never forget this day when he was allowed to keep going home to his family because of your rapid, and accurate response. Great job.
I used to wonder why cops would wait for backup on seemingly routine stops…after watching Donut now I wonder why cops approach cars without backup
Indeed. Good shooting by the police btw. One less raging monster to worry about.
Same
Ok don't go too far to one perspective there you'll get lost
Because there aren't enough cops. Because no one wants to be a cop. Because being a cop is very hard and very stressful.
Cops should be paid more that’s one of the many reasons no one wants to be a police officer
When the other cop says You saved my life.... that gave me chills. That guy has a brother for life regardless of blood.
Officer one says "you saved my life." Officer two says "I think I am hit in the toe"......
If they weren’t close brothers before, they will be for life now yeah
As soon as we graduate from the academy and get hired on with a department, we automatically have brothers and sisters in blue !
@@Sean-ix2tb That can be a good thing, or it can be a bad one.
@@Sean-ix2tb your brothers are the citizens that you serve duh
The way he says "you saved my life" just puts a smile on my face. That's so heart warming.
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I know let’s go lick 👅 some boots bro! Then they won’t murder us in the coming pogrom!!! 🖕
Holy shit that's so many spam comments, also, I think That saying "you saved my life" is very important as it helps the mental status of the guy who shot
@@UnknownUser-gg2ip and months worth of reporting each one has done nothing. I swear they're deployed right by TH-cam.
But yeah, a lot of people struggle to take a life under any circumstances. Well, rather, they struggle with the aftermath. Knowing others believe you did the right thing makes a huge difference in your mental reaction.
As many times I could be pissed off at my local pd, I respect the hell out of these guys. I can't imagine the things these guys go through. Or the thoughts they have on a daily basis.
This guy wasn’t just a random dude, he was a tactically trained ex cop. He knew how to react
He also fried his brain with bad drugs.
@@npcperson2158 And got run over by cops while high on drugs. I'm not a therapist, but it seems to be why, sad world.
He definitely used the tactic of acting irratic but very methodical in tricks he must of learned or dealt with as a cop I of course mean the man who gets shot
Homie was falling backwards after getting knocked over, juggling that gun to his dominant hand without missing a beat like he was in a John Woo flick. Probably became a cop after playing Max Payne, lmao
@@deleteman900 haha haha
Thank you for doing a breakdown of this footage. I am a former KCKPD officer and I have worked with all three people involved in this video. It’s never fun to have to use force on people but it’s an entirely different thing to use force on a former coworker who is trying to harm you.
What are your thoughts on him being ran over? I have no context but definitely don’t want to see someone get ran over if there are better options to stop a pursuit.
@@Badbobo8 i honestly think the guy meant to knock him over with the truck and not literally run him over, it looks like he gets sucked under the tire pretty quick and the cop immediately stops the truck and doesnt back over him again, he might have thought he was doing a "Pit maneuver" on a human being and didnt think he'd actually run over him
@@pathrender To be fair, a vehicle is absolutely a deadly weapon, and there's no reason to use deadly force on someone running through a field (who isn't fleeing the scene of a violent crime). Clearly the dude is a POS, but he had every right to sue them for that incident. He should have won too.
hello! did the two cops know that this guy was also their former coworker?
It's pronounced KI- uh- Wah. Not Key-Owuh. It's a Native Tribe.
Donut-thanks for putting that last bit in. “If you’re not feeling right in the head, go talk to someone. There’s no shame in that.”
I think a lot of people need to hear that and more people need to say that. Good on ya man.
More than 60 million Americans are on anti depressants and it seems like almost everyone these days has a psychiatrist. So I dont exactly agree that its not being said enough
Make sure that you act for someone who doesn't know they aren't feeling right in the head. People with mental health issues often don't know they have mental health issues.
Guys, HERE is The TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
I got help back in 2020 to 2021 and it did work wonders for me. Life became better
@@TheDwight12 yes but there are a lot people who don't and those end up doing dangerous/stupid stuff
I love these short videos gets to the point while omitting lengthy boring minutes of the video. Just like the old days of you tube and no commercials. Kudos to Donut
Wow that was insane. Literally a second longer and that other cop would’ve been killed, the reaction time always amazes me.
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These bots are such a meme
@@pulp5084 at least the names are getting amusing.
Never thought I'd live to see the day a bot was named "Libtard" lmfao.
maybe I'm wrong but in the video it looks like the bad guy is trying to turn and aim at the cop he did not disarm. I think he could have shot the one on the ground if he wanted.
Wow! “You saved my life” absolutely no doubt about it!! God bless that cop for having the courage to do what needed to be done to prevent this suspect from shooting his partner! How hard it must be to make those split second life and death decisions every day and to make certain you make the proper choice every time.
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Add to that, which is life changing itself, the hell that officer will have to face from all sides. Not a good experience.
Officer 1 saying "you saved my life" gave me chills, both times. Much respect for your line of work, what ever capacity it may be.
RIP Officer 2's toe
I'm in software. When I was retiring, one of my coworkers told me that the tools and help that I provided for the team saved her job. It felt good.
This had to feel a lot better.
"You saved my life"
Yes, yes he did. Glad you're both ok.
Officer 2 is my brother in law, he’s always feeling guilty about it. But he’s so grateful he’s still alive.
@@pzximd Officer 2 is my mother in law
@@jordonboring3729 Officer 2 got my dad pregnant 🫃🏻 and hasn’t even paid child support yet.
All jokes aside I’m thankful both officers are safe.
@@agentmueller officer 3 is my cousins step sisters girlfriends little kids great grand daddies boyfriends kids cousins parol officer of the murderer of my 37th late husbands 3rd wife
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Honestly that's a sad sad situation, Knowing what Lionel knew makes him extra dangerous but the moment he took aim at the attending officer he became forfeit of my sympathy.
A sad sign of the times and an incident that both those officers now have to live with.
Yeah no sympathy from rational people, but this is America and the guy was black. You know theres going to be people sending this cop death threats.
Nothing sad about it.
i had sympathy for him even after he grabbed a gun you know you don't have to be 100% on one side or the other maybe you should try that. the officers did everything they could and ended up having to protect themselves which is totally okay. but this guy had clear mental issues and the failure of the system to catch these mental issues when they caught him the first time could have saved him and officers 2's left toe (he said he got hit in the toe).
@@turkeyman631 you just told on yourself
@@AceXINFAMY how? Oh wait I see, you're a troll.
And this, THIS is exactly the stuff that made me quit law enforcement. One sec everything's copacetic, the next literally fighting for your life. Hats off to the dudes that do it, I couldn't handle it. Now I'm a welder and happy as can be
After 30 years as an LEO I agree...there is life outside of law enforcement...FJB!
Many cops hits a wall at one point. Better stop before getting to afraid nervous suspicious paranoid and in the end more likely to open fire. Certainly not a job for me either. I like to know how my day is going to go, and looking forward to some netflix and gaming after work 😋Suddenly shit happens and it´s an all night cleaning up some f... up mess.
@@deryckmcleod4608 I want to be a police officer because I mean I dont know what it takes for a heavy hard rough rugged life so thats what I want im gonna see if i can take it for long!
hear ya but you knew that was the job right? You knew drugs was involved with wackos on the street
@@IsraelCountryCube good luck homie,be the change and be the police that every kid grows up wanting to be 🍻✌️
Bro the, “they have gaint ass wooden batons, whattttt 😳😱😱😱” got me laughing
I genuinely feel for these officers.
Nobody goes to work expecting to take someone's life.
This is why mental health issues need to be dealt with properly.
If you're not OK, tell someone. Ask for help.
I think that guy had something else going on than just "mental health issues" given how he somehow survived and lived a seemingly healthy (fit) life up to that point.
Do you think the fact that he was a cop for 11 years had something to do with how he got into this situation? Like he was a cop for a long time. Then he developed mental health issues, and basically his peers drove a truck over him.
@@Nighterlev sometimes people will be completely normal and one day, in all seriousness snap...I didn't believe or understand it at first. It is very real, I am devastated by my fiance and best friend of 7 yrs is in the hospital in another state right now as I type this,,,,he is going through full blown psychosis. in and out of jail and hospitals every other week for 3 months it's getting worse and worse and I'm praying that he is under the care of competent doctors whom will keep him there as he is a danger to himself and others, no joke i see the road they are spiraling down and its watching a train wreck in slow motion. i wouldnt wish this on my own worst enemy
Yeah, mental health within police, military, etc., is typically heavily negatively stigmatized as well.
Yet there are many who function perfectly fine with mild to moderate treatment for mental health conditions, even ones that require meds. The negative stigma needs to end, of those who seek treatment, and policies need to be updated to allow such to happen without fear of repurcussion from dept/govt. Having staff mental health peeps ain't cutting it, because nobody really trusts talking to someone on the payroll, especially when it is something not directly job related, ie manic depression, schizo-type disorders, even severe bouts of PTSD causing extreme sleep deprivation, hallucinations etc.
They need to have a bit of an anonymous sort of setup, to where there is a layer of separation so peeps can trust not facing career repercussions for seeking treatment instead of hiding shit and battling symptoms without any sort of treatment.
@@patrickw9520 A big problem besides the social stigma but the financial side; if you're not doing too well it affects how other people rate your competence and that can lead to getting fired or not getting promotions, raises..
My dad worked for KCKPD for a long time, retired right before this guy joined but still hung out and played basketball with a lot of his cop buddies, Womack was one of the guys who would come play basketball. I remember one time he flew off the handle over what he perceived was a foul, and it took all the guys about 10 minutes to calm him down.
From what I know, he had some sort of big blow up in 2020 in addition to all the policy violations that led to his firing. His mother and his wife were also officers in the department as well. His wife even after reviewing and watching all body cam and dashcam video still persisted that the officers were the aggressors.
As for the Kiowa County lawsuit, I believe his wife has taken over, and has continued to pursue it.
So the wife's a shit head to what did he get kicked out for? Beating people or what?
Well she is a completely narrow sighted fool in regards to him being the "passive party", but she ( he ) still deserves justice for the lawsuit!¡!
Running him over with the car should have never happened
@@Renwoxing13 I mean he fought a cop and stole his gun trying to use it on the cop. If it was him getting run over he may have an argument but the shooting was justified with out a doubt
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That cop saying "u saved my life" to his partner with true genuine fear in his voice, is horrifying.
As a sufferer of mental health issues and episodes, thankfully I've only had one situation where cops were called and it was for wellness purposes, and I was detained (peacefully) and taken to a treatment center where I was seen to about my issues. The officers involved were polite, and all around great guys. The gentleman who drove me is a former Marine and he spent the entire ride trying to connect with me and although his technique wasn't working well with me, I still wish I had the mental capacity at the time to get his name and badge number, because I'd love to send him a thank you letter for being such an awesome person.
I mean, if they filed a report you should be able to obtain that information.
I laughed when you pointed out the "big ass wooden baton" and it made me wonder in this day and age how that hasn't been ruled "inhumane" and replaced with a nerf light saber lol.
Or a tube of scented lube.
oh look, people getting mad at shit that doesnt exist. How fun
@@rebotsomat ?
@@ashh8366 they are imagining scenarios where people would give them nerf lightsabers and lube. They are obviously joking but also using this to randomly inject politics into something that is ostensibly apolitical. Much like this channel being apolitical but it attracts all weirdos who wanna drag it into the conversation.
@@rebotsomat So talking about police equipment = politics?
Unlike a common criminal, after 11 years as a police officer, I'm sure this guy knew his way around a handgun. Cop 1 is super lucky to be alive.
Cop 1 put himself in that situation by not leaving his weapon in his holster where it belonged. Mans hands were empty.
@@wastedkracker he yelled "I got a gun, dawg" and reached for his waistband. Any sane person would have shot him at that point.
@@wastedkracker lol? The guy shouted "i got a gun". What do you expect? Of course the 1st cop will draw his gun after hearing that. I think anybody will draw his weapon when that kind of threat.
P.S. I'm asian so don't throw that bullshit at me that i'm defending the white cop. Clearly the perp is the wrong here.
@@wastedkracker also look at 1:16, the perp is drawing a gun, or pretending to draw a gun after he shouted that he's got a gun.
@@wastedkracker and if he did have a gun and cop 1 died you would have said the same thing instead the reverse, stop it, your not the amygdala dude.
I don't know how many people in the world could actually react that fast. That officer has some great training
this dude is the embodiment of "never let them know your next move"
That's why he wasn't in the actual fight until the end? Wtf was he looking for in his car when his partner was fighting with the suspect. Nice shot all in all obviously, but that was way too close. He should never have left him.
@@yeppers4594 ????? Tf you on about, he got while the suspect was still on the sidewalk, and approached him cause the guy originally passed the hood of the car, so he went to get infront of him to tell him "relax", then the guy turns around and crosses the car, getting into it, thats when he opens the other officers car (now with suspect in the driver seat), to potentially pull him out or stop him in some way.
Hes litterally there with the first officer practically the entire time.
@@yeppers4594 did you even watch the video?
@@yeppers4594 That's a bizarre take. Obviously it was cut from the video everyone else on earth saw. Try watching it sober next time.👌👌
@@Einwetok Exactly what as cut from the video?
He already has his ass kicking gloves on, that's how you know something's up. This footage is the exact reason why every officer should have a patrol partner.
P.S, My local PD lets officers carry batons of the officer's choice, which means you'll have veteran officers carrying these large, shiny stained and varnished wooden batons with very pretty colors. The neighboring PD also lets their officers carry firearms of their choice. Awhile back one of their officer's patrol rifle was, of all things, an FN2000.
"Sometimes you can't beat a good piece of hickory." The Preacher. Pale Rider
Sweet.
I mean a baton is better than a fist at wacking a guy
that officer with the FN2000 is gigachad status
An FN2000 is honestly on the more rational side of patrol rifle considerations. Harrisburg Capitol Police in PA carry Tavors - first the SAR model in 2013, then an upgrade to the X-95 a couple years later.
Videos like this are what changed my mind almost a decade ago about police shootings. I was one of the people that felt they were too quick to shoot. That was bcz I was young and naive. Everyday they only have a split second to react when a simple situation turns chaotic and lives are at risk.
What a great job by the 2nd officer.
100% agree. People forget that one of the most important aspects of a cop's job(in my opinion) is to go home to their family every night, but they have to start each day knowing that they might not.
idont think you shud have a opinion one way or da otha until u actually see the evidence some r right some r still fcked up like them running him over with a car rofl
he should have had half the clip empty before bad guy ever got out of that cop car. play stupid stupid games win stupid prizes. that goes for the cop and bad guy.
this is like the one time a police officer has shown restraint when dealing with a black man, there wasnt too much the officers in this shooting could have done but shoot the suspect but this is literally the only good cop lol
Police shootings are not all the same. Some are entirely justified. Some are entirely unjustified. It's a problem when you say all are one or the other without knowing the facts about what happened in every individual case.
2:03 Those are BOSS ass batons😂
This is my hometown and I have been waiting to see the footage. Thanks for breaking this down!
Such a tragic situation all the way around and thanks for pointing out that tactical bumper deployment is generally frowned upon.
yeah, it only exacerbated this situation.
They should mount airbags on their bumpers if thats a tactic they wanna use😂
@ok he had mental health problems that HE ignored. Society didn't treat him badly, in fact the PD tried to get him help, but he said he was fine and that's how he ended up getting fired. He was struggling but definitely not ignored. I don't know where his family stood on most of this, but I do know that he had people who cared for him.
@ok this man wasn't a criminal prior to his two run ins with the law and was actually law enforcement before he refused the EAP and got himself fired. His attempted murder of a law enforcement officer is what got him killed, but I 100% believe it was due to his mental health issues.
It's not as simple as more health care, less weapons. Health care is cost prohibitive for some without insurance, and prison becomes a place people can get treated for free. There's a lot of nuance to the issue.
But this one? Dude just needed help, didn't get it, went into a delirium or manic episode, and got himself killed. It's sad, but not a statement about anything larger.
@@kcox9818 I find it difficult to express a reply to this but these are the times i wish i could upvote but also downvote at the same time without it cancelling each other out somehow, as ridiculous as that sounds lol. I agree that it's never just one thing that causes a situation like this, but there's only so much you can do for people even if you try. I could only give you a thumbs up tho because I agree for the most part
Quick video, straight to the point, no ads, no time wasting trying to make the video longer. Good work mate
And this just proves what I've always said...cops should NOT be out there alone. Shit can go sideways way too fast.
In germany cops cant move in patrol vehicles without a partner... IN GERMANY
@@KaiUndMoritz the actually are allowed to be alone on patrol, they just usually don't
I already covered this on my channel long ago.
Issue, is, cop stations are already understaffed.
@@hejalll Thanks to moronic leftist politicians.
That elevated super fast! You made a very succinct point. If you're not feeling well in the head go talk to someone. It's sad that his family wasn't able to identify or maybe did identify a mental illness but wasn't able to keep him medicated or monitored. Dealing with someone that is sick is so difficult and no matter how much love you have for them you can't fix them.
Glad you mentioned talking if you need help. After dealing w/PTSD for 20+ years I’m in a group at the VA. It helps.
Really glad I got help before I took my daughter’s father away from her.
Daughter’s father :/ sorry to hear this man
@@benk7274 Means himself, he is glad he didn't go through with it....
glad you looked for help
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Thank you Sir for sharing this. Exactly my thoughts. When I heard the story the image I saw was a flash back. This poor soul was fighting an imaginary enemy. When he was reported to be acting crazy he was probably having such an episode. May he now rest in peace.
4 of my brothers did military service. 1 was K.I.A. the other 3 all have various strengths of P.T.S.D. but they all have found ways of coping with it. One brother is bad but he has been in therapy and is taking medication for his problem and is still around 42 years after the end of his service. There is hope but sometimes you need a bit of extra help.
I wish you well and all the best.
Your name is very familiar. I am trying to place it. Did you ever live in Salisbury Rhodesia? If you did do you remember Alex/Frank from New Serum?
@@lameesahmad9166 Hi; no never lived in Rhodesia. However.....when I was in basic training (in 1986) one of my platoon mates was an immigrant who had served in the Rhodesian army. I'm afraid that's the only connection I have to that country, but thanks for asking!
Great job on officer for saving his partners life. Got to always pay attention.
Wish the guy who grabbed the gun actually pulled it off successfully. Cops are filth and won’t hesitate for a omens to arrest you, lock you up, fine you and harass you if it means they get a paycheck
Shows that mental illness is a real problem, especially for those exposed to such high stress and traumatic scenarios. For a detective of 11 years to being shot by police for acting like a lunatic.
Or it shows that anyone can do drugs
It’s not always a mental illness just bad decisions
And once you are doing drugs that alter your brain you lose control
That is not mental illness that is a fried brain from drugs
@@toddpod5244 Potentially drug induced acting as a trigger for a mental illness yes, although the video stated he had previously shown strange behaviour shortly before he left the police. Regardless wether or not he made "bad decisions" he should be appropriately treated to prevent this very incident.
@@fod1855 It makes me wonder if he was prescribed SSRIs/psychotropic drugs and as a part of a combination of factors that altered his behavior, such as PTSD, pain medication, lead exposure, concussive blasts affecting the brain, family issues, and who knows what else.
If you are that mentally cray cray that you put innocent people in danger, then if you get shot or killed too bad.
@@12vscience it’s all possible, I’d imagine it’s been determined by the medical examiner.
"Tu as sauvé ma vie !"
Ils sont comme des frères de sang pour toujours.
RESPECT.
Sí estoy de acuerdo.
I remember growing up there was always 2 officers in a car. Not anymore. Seems like a definite safety issue.
I don't know how they assign it. Atleast in my area you see some with a partner and other times no.
@@viperson9818 My entire county is solo cops, i've only seen a 2 man squad car 1 time, and somehow a *3* man car which was most likely a trainee with an FTO or 2 trainees respectively.
I do not think they should be patrolling without two officers in vehicle.
Even in my state in Australia police aren't allowed to work alone in public places or when dealing with reception duties in low security stations. Police deaths are relatively rare here. The U.S has a lot more people though. Maybe it just isn't possible to keep up with the frequency of crimes if they operate with half of the potential units.
That officer saved his fellow officers life.
What a legend.
Bro that was so close
That was some amazing instincts from officer 2. He’s a true hero!
I agree
That’s why I hate when people say there are no good cops. Because here’s two
Nothing like having a great partner to back you up. Another reason cops shouldn’t be working alone.
I heard rumors the department didn't like him becuase he was running for sheriff. I knew he called his wife, also a officer, to get to a place with more witnesses during a traffic stop becuase he didn't feel safe which lead to a unspecified crash maybe a pit maneuver which followed by him non violently fleeing yet getting run over and almost killed. Hopefully there isn't any racism or something fishy with that department maybe so.
Also a good reason to carry a backup gun. Probably not a huge concern for the average citizen who shouldn't be drawing the gun unless they are ready to fire, but anyone could be disarmed in a bad situation, even just a 22 pocket pistol would be nicer than nothing.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 Given how he acted in this video, I can definitely understand the department not liking him. This is why you never do diversity hires, especially for jobs that are life and death situations.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 Given the guy's behavior, I don't imagine it's to do with racism. It *IS* extremely concerning why they'd just flat out run the guy over with an SUV though. Fleeing pursuit *with a deadly weapon* yeah, it'd make sense you'd want to stop him before reaching a residential area he might start shooting in / taking hostages, but I'm kinda sketch on the "Slow Speed Pit Maneuver" there...
Good shoot at least, that man clearly was trying to die and couldn't be politely asked in the heat of the moment whether he was willing to take someone else with him; already lead to a firearm discharging into an officer's foot. But I think you're right to be a bit skeptical about the story involving the guy leading up to that point, something seems off.
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 He was clearly an unstable character. If he was running for sheriff but then goes and does something batsh!t crazy like this he shouldn’t have been running for sheriff. Chances are when someone said was unpopular, more than likely he was showing signs of instability and his colleagues had major concerns about his suitability for the job. He proved them right 100%.
Officer 2 is definitely an old school Bethesda sneak thief, and anyone would be lucky to have him as backup
he got that sneak damage bonus
hey, donut. i just wanted to tell you how much i appreciate your recent upload schedule, my 14 year old brother was hit by a car this week, and we’ll be donating his organs tomorrow. it’s really helped me stay sane thru all of this. much love ❤️
Very sorry for your loss. I hope you can take solace in the fact that your brother's tragic death will give others life. God bless.
@@allgoldproductions he can save as many as 8 lives and enhance dozens more, and i know he’d happy save 1 stranger so for him to get the opportunity to save 8 lives would be a dream for him
@@gabrielmcconnell908 It's a horrible tragedy that happened, no doubt, but at least he was able to leave a final gift that will benefit many. Not many people get to have that impact on the world or would care to. I hope you and yours are able to take comfort in that, sincerely.
My condolenses
Very sorry for your loss, stay strong.
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Honor our officers and donut your great at what you do and we appreciate it.
Wow, guy used to be a cop. Great job to the officers, the fact the man was trained with a weapon makes him extra dangerous. Very lucky his partner was there officer 1 would have been killed.
Yeah well wether or not they're trained it wont stop them from causing problems
@@witebatman would you rather be shot at by some1 who knows how to aim!?
@@witebatman Fantastic idea! It'd also be a great idea to have everyone take driving courses every six months as well for every vehicle they own. Additionally, any other hazardous tool (electricity, fire, gas, household chemicals, food safety etc.) and a physiological assessment should be necessary too.
Trained but smart enough to run in straight line from police cruiser onto open field.
Then tried to be pseudo john wick trying to shoot one handed straight arm .
11 years of working law enforcement and he becomes this unhinged just goes to show you how mentally taxing this career can be. So sad to see, but glad the patrol officers are okay.
Maybe he was put on the force to fill the affirmative action blanks and shouldn't of been there really. Did it happen? who knows.
@@jimbobxcityguy5338 ngl that sounds kinda racist man...
@@declanb-l7026 Facts are facts, dude. The whole affirmative action program is racist.
@@declanb-l7026 no that happens. fill the quota's. Did it happen? who knows.
@@declanb-l7026 why? these quotas exist. Really the quotas are racist, judging by race not merit.
Doughnut learned from news channels well: shows the same shot at least two times before the actual story.
"You saved my life" are the words that will get officer 2 through the mental/ emotional turbulence a person has to face after being forced to take a life.
So true because it’s not easy on them when they are forced to shoot someone. People act like they do it for fun when that’s the last thing a good cop will want to do.
“You saved my life” - one person to another.
Well done.
Crazy how that man went from 11 years as police officer to promoted to detective to fired then ran over by a police vehicle then to this conclusion what a crazy turn of events that could have been avoided .
I’m thinking drugs were involved in his downfall, “policy violations” led to his termination…
Being a cop is a tough road
And still people say stupid things like, A cop shouldn't shoot a suspect that doesn't have a gun, cop should only fight back, the problem with that stupid idea is. Cops don't know if the suspect is a boxer or a black belt. I'm glad this other cop arrived just on time, God job officers
the moment the officer said “you saved my life” @3:01 gave me chills. that’s a brother now
Clearly the suspect wasn't in the right state of mind and it really goes to show we are focused on the wrong things, we need to be focused on mental health and drug abuse because that's what cause people to act out like this
Drug abuse also causes mental health problems. I really wished more politicians cared about securing the border with all the fentanyl pouring into our country...
I wonder why is it because he was run over by a cop
@@JK-co4lz The war on drugs has failed, its about smart solutions regarding getting people off drugs in the long run like say Portugal. This does require things like healthcare and mental health support for everyone provided by the government which is pretty much part of every other first world country. Locking down borders is a good idea but drugs will always be there regardless.
@@jeffburhh2374 I don't think he was run over by a cop at that first video LOL
I had an ex boyfriend i thought had an anger problem, he would just randomly flip the fxck out and get violent. He ended up pistol Whipping me one night when i tried to leave and fractured my eyesocket and cheekbone. Thought i was going to die that night but i didn't. I ended up being able to escape him about 6 mos later by completing leaving the state...found out after i left that he had been using PCP for the second half of our relationship...around the time he started having the rage issues. He acted just like this guy was acting. I didn't even know u could find PCP out there but apparently its pretty popular.
Officers should NEVER be alone. Period. Always at least in pairs.
germany does it. but they are more restricted in terms of handling situations, because as a criminal you can always report the police officer for harming you...germany...
Definitely. It's too dangerous. For officer safety and protection against bs complaints
Especially we're this took place kck I live near and it's terrible once my mom drove through a drive by near kck
@@o-pwrdhd france aswell. You will never a see a cop by himself
The most important part is that at least one of them has to be clean instead of both being corrupted gangsters like in real life.
Good on Officer 2 for keeping cool in a tough situation that could have resulted MUCH worse than it did
That's crazy how switched on the 2nd cop was he even positioned himself in the perfect spot
Man, this is sad to see, anyone out there going through something please talk to someone, police officers go through these stressful situations often and honestly they should have free therapy whenever they need it.
LMAO you live in a fantasy world. Crazy peoples families call the cops on them. How is the crazy individual going to help them self if no one else can? People need to stop having so many damn kids and leaving it up to cops to deal with their mistakes.
@@bh7622 I respect your opinion, but personally I believe that this man clearly had a life that had value beforehand of these poor choices he made, if after the first encounter with the police he had someone their for him to guide him, we probably wouldn’t be watching this video of him condemning himself to death.
@@bh7622 His mom and his wife were both police officers. If anyone should have been able to see his deterioration and urge him to seek help, they should have.
@@bh7622 it ain’t about quantity, it’s the quality of the parent.
@@zaturn9434 my question, would you defend a normal citizen as vehemently as this ex officer?
The day I watched this there were two cops, seperate incidences, shot and killed.
Let's not forget the dangereous situations cops wind up in from a basic traffic stop.
Thanks for your videos Donut.
Yeah being a cop with your absurd gun policies is not an easy job. They're heroes.
@@dyr_glpsn4209 someone likes dystopia
@@Monster11B it's called Western Europe. Or what the hell, the 1st World in general. Cops don't fear getting killed on traffic stops.
@@Monster11B what?
@@dyr_glpsn4209 except by knives, swords, vehicles or fish bones. Oh yeah, and full auto machine guns during concerts by terrorists.
incredible what this guys go thru in this line of work; as always, my upmost respect to the law enforcement officers/community
Lol
@@williamparker8471 Do you rage when someone has something good to say about cops?
upmost lol
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Where are all the “those cops needed to try and talk nicely to the criminal and get him to calm down” folks?
This is why cops have to be ready because crap goes sideways fast! So glad that no one got killed. The cop said he was injured. How is he?
He saved his partner’s life!!!! Thank you, Officer!!! You’re a hero!!! God bless you!!
You said it bro
It felt like both officers handled this one pretty well. Obviously Officer 2 for being aware enough to shoot in time, but also Officer 1 for rolling out of the way to make it harder for the suspect to shoot him while also giving Officer 2 a much clearer shot. Sure it's always a horrible mistake to lose your firearm but I have to say Officer 1 did all the right things after losing it.
Being that the perp was ex police the skill of disarming someone came into play here. For that reason I don't blame the first cop for being out maneuvered by a trained ex professional
BLM should riot .
Handled pretty well? Is that what this is called now? He arrives at the scene and seconds later lets an obviously violent criminal take control of his vehicle and then even his weapon?!
First of all, he stopped way too close to him. Second, he let the guy get even closer. Maybe America is too "special" of a place for me to understand, but running and growling at a police officer is not something a normal person would do in such a situation, and not something that should be encouraged. At that point already it was quite reasonable to open fire. He also had a taser on his hip. Why didn't take it out and use it immediately instead of hesitating and jumping around with a gun?
@@InfiniteDarkMass because he didn’t want to escalate the situation into someone dying 🤦♂️ he couldn’t go anywhere in the patrol vehicle anyways. This man is a good cop.
If you asked the officer offline he’d have a dozen things he’d do differently.
Ok donut has you need to do a shooting breakdown in Jackson Mississippi there is hella crazy people here 😂
Hell yeah im from laurel
whooooooo the second officer is a angel in disguise he saved Officer1's life. Well done!!! Waaay to close for comfort. Kudos to both!!!
oh man when he said "you saved my life" i legit almost cried.
bro fr bout brought tears to my eyes. you don’t hear that every day
It was intense
bros be bros
U a man baby how tf you cried over some other nigga you ain’t even know
Awwww....that' so cute.
It's disheartening to think that some (insane) people will try to claim this is some sort of "excessive force" or "unwarranted shooting" situation. Good on both these boys for trying to keep the world safe, and extra props to "officer 2" for the quick-acting backup.
i like that donut is never biased, just always going the way of the facts, like when that cop ran over the idiot he knows maybe that isnt the best thing to do
Pit maneuver? Plowed field likely only bruised his legs
@@billdowns3191 I don't know man, it looked like a pretty big boo-boo.
i dont know what the guy did but from the context we are giving that was pretty much attempted murder by the cop.
@@Jotaro-o I’m imagine if his head was under the tire
@@billdowns3191
He literally got ran over by the wheels of a heavy duty truck. . .
Officer #2 did an amazing job. He really did save #1. Amazing work, sadly it had to come to this but I'm glad they're ok.
Fax
I’m sure the news interviewed his family and they said something like, “He would never do that! He’s innocent! Put those officers in jail!”
cops shouldn't have ran him over with a truck, thats definitely fucked up, may have stopped this incident
Did you not see the ending of the video?? He was a cop for more than ten years as well as a detective.
Obviously something happened and his mental health deterioted.
Happens more often than one thinks.
He had plans to become a doctor and begin school next year. Think of all the lives he might have saved.
@@armadillotoe except for the officer he attempted to murder. Really saving lives man for sure
Are these replies serious
People have to understand that every second counts when there is a fight for your life
A discord server called me a 007 wannabe & that I watch too many movies when I stated the same thing but its clear that they were so delusional that they unconsciously avoid any incident of what happens
They even said that if someone is robbing your house you should just run away and call the cops, as if cops are able to save your life instantly 100% of the time, they were also anti-cop and gun
A lot of online people are pretty anti-cop lol
Been using reddit recently for technical help with animation and stuff, so I get notifications for trending stuff. 90% of the time, if it's somebody doing something negative, one of the top comments is something about them being an off duty cop lol
Heck, there was one post of a video where a cop was trying to arrest someone for no reason as 6 other cops just watched in awe and disappointment. One, believe a deputy, stopped him and essentially said "You can't do that, sit down."
The kicker was the fact that the comments were pointing out he was probably there due to unions then that dissolved into a bunch of people agreeing conservatives only want unions for cops because they like watching black people getting beat to death and hate workers.
Each of these comments had hundreds of likes lol
Not to be a wise-ass, but, you were talking to "people" on DISCORD, of all things, and you expected them to show intelligence, foresight or wisdom ?
Why shouldn't you run away if someone is robbing your house? I value my life much more than properties they can steal
first mistake was arguing with someone on discord about guns and police
perp;"i gotta gun dawg"....me; pop,pop,pop,pop,pop,pop.....end of problem
Thank God for the second officer being there at the right time to stop the threat.
I live in KC, and I just gotta say, I love the cops here. KC Missouri is also one of the only departments big enough in the area, to have 2 officers per car, which is all the better.
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I love when battle buddies come together
No one in any capacity says, “Hey, I think I have PTSD.” There isn’t free puppies. hugs, counseling, and drugs. Instead you get fired. This is why there is a huge suicide rate, or going nuts like this guy.
Gets fired for PTSD, inability to cope. Gets unlawfully run over by an overzealous officer and his truck. Received no justice or help for being literally run over with lethal force for fleeing. Golly, I wonder what sent this dude over the edge.
Did he say he had PTSD? That screen grab just said misconduct. Could be anything. Anyway my bro-in-law is a pharmacist and he says cops are one of the most common patients he sees, as well as teachers and dentists.
@@deepg7084 There is shit you can’t unsee, corpses, being shot at more than I have fingers and toes, classmates, shift partners getting murdered, funeral with mournful taps. Sent out to calls the SO were to frightened to handle. That was just 5.5 years in United States Border Patrol, before moving on to Investigations and egregious human smuggling and dope houses. So, I am now retired from everything after 20 years. I have PTSD, I had 3 years of constant nightmares. No hugs, I bought my own dog, no cool drugs, and a counselor I pay for. I knew other guys that ate their gun instead. Life’s a bitch, stop being one.
@@MrKingArthurhk I saw most of that stuff as a civilian.
@@deepg7084 lol ptsd dentists
That cop really did save his life.. he owes him a beer.
Many beers and BBQ
This is why I love donut. I've been locked up an yet I have family in law enforcement. There is always two sides. Donut is always neutral. I found it easiest as an ex con to just be nice getting pulled over. It saves alot of time and BS no matter what race you are.
Being nice has gotten me out of tickets, and in one case I got a reduced ticket for making a cop laugh.
I don't know why so many people say "Dont say a word to police" or be rude to them. I've gotten out of at least 3 speeding tickets in my life because i was friendly and didnt give them a hard time.
@@Goku-cr2bi It's good legal advice to zip it. Respect them and be nice but don't disclose more information than necessary. You have the right to not self incriminate, AKA stay quiet
Is this really that hard to understand? That people are generally easier to deal with if you're polite with them? Maybe all these felons and gangbangers just aren't aware that politeness is a thing, used to being pushy and assertive all the time and that's why they keep getting fucked up
@@Goku-cr2bi give them vital, necessary info. No small talk or anything not legally necessary.
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"You saved my life..." You're damn right he did!
The guy was growling, I’m glad officer 2 stepped in and saved the day. “You saved my life” that hits hard.
I'm just glad this story had a happy ending! I hope the officers toe/foot/wherever he was injured was a quick recovery.
Where I'm from even security guards are required to work on ATMs in pairs. A police officer patrolling alone is just insane IMO.
Insane yes, but because of budget constraints, retention and low recruitment, I spent many years as lone outpost officer (& field supervisor) as did other outpost units. Make matters more challenging, backup was never minutes away. Outpost assignments wasn't for the hot headed, but respect the community and earn their respect was a life saver.
@@nbk9372, understand that the budget is tight, but wouldn't it make sense to half the number of units and make all officers work in pairs? I mean if you have security guards at ATM, one handling money, another one just looking around, so they don't get attacked, or even when electricians are working with high voltage one is actually working another one is there just in case the first one gets electrocuted, because that's the law, would it be reasonable to make the same law for police officers?
Crazy how fast those can go terribly wrong.
Incredible reaction from the second officer!
i think the incident with him getting ran over , then not getting to sue caused this breakdown.
Sadly we just lost an officer in KC so this probably didn't make the news as much but thank you for doing a review on this.
So stoked to have joined your channels. Your bingo cards are entertaining as hell. Veteran from Australia. Love this shit as my ptsd makes it hard to go outside and witness so much daily stupid.
Donut’s been blasting out videos like crazy it’s a blessing 👏
that cop owes his buddy like 50 beers
That "you saved my life" was a big reality check damn! Thank god there were 2 officers on scene