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Years ago I worked as an Army civilian police officer and we often discussed during our active shooter training that we would likely have individuals who had a firearm try to assist us with the situation. Essentially we said ‘eff it, even though technically CCW isn’t allowed on a military base, we’re gonna take the help and deal with the situation later. FYI, no CCW on a military facility is utter nonsense.
It’s crazy that even though he was retired, the man still had his cop sense to run towards an officer he thought needed help without having his own firearm knowing that the other cop was in a shootout. I hope he’s doing well in life. Bless him.
It's the folks running towards the sounds of battle that make the difference... Even without a gun and after being retired, that dude was willing to go back into cop mode. 1000% respect!
@@cheepymcpeepy What's more impressive imo was the retired cop getting a read on the situation so quickly on the freeway. Then having the courage to stop and offer assistance noticing the guy had no backup. That was amazing to say the least.
@Jason Shoots No... But if you're running away you AREN'T making a difference... As for anyone being "worthless"? You're the one that said that, not me...
@Jason Shoots Are you suggesting you want a participation trophy for not helping? That I should recognize the hypothetical driver that just drove by? My comment was about a person that was responding to an incident to try and make a difference. The fact is this: it's not heroic to run away. We don't give awards or medals to the people that DIDN'T do anything in a time of crisis. If you want praise or recognition you're gonna have to do more than run away. What makes that retired cop praiseworthy is what he did to help. Is this really that hard a concept to grasp?
why cops had guns? violence is never the answer and human life is priceless, they should have only tasers at most that's why it is important to completely ban all weapons - police and army included. How many life's must be lost because you need to have genitalia enlargements doing pew pew? No mother should have to fear for her son's live every time he robs people.
Actually made me teary eyed seeing that retired officer pull up and give backup. Like a selfless police dad coming to help the younger cop out when no one else was around. It must’ve given the on-duty cop such a wave of security and relief after nearly being killed
Made me tear up, too, and seemed the same way to me. Like a Dad running to the front to help his kid and give him that extra level of protection. He literally could have taken a bullet, but he saw one of his own in a rough spot and took action.
Yup it's right there just a small 10 to 15 mag. Also saying Canada is fucking sucks because you cant have a pew pew there is kinda stupid. Love the content but don't be mad of a Country with better law's, policy's and values. Weapon's and hunting was always an interest to men its in our dna like swords spears and bows or even slings. But in America alost every family owns a gun and only a select few are hunters and alot of those are trophy hunters. Why all the gun's man? I get it tho you need a gun to beat a gun. But in the end it just means more guns...
@@chiisaiakuma9930 unlike Canada most American criminals pack lot of weapons, houses are broken in by 3-4 people at times.US needs more guns to protect because the bad guys here are better armed and cops are rarely on time. No offense but unlike Canadians who are so brainwashed by your own dictatorial Government, US prefer to rely on themselves first and foremost rather than relying on others. That's why we think Canadian hippies are stupid for giving up their rights just because dictatorial leftist governments that clap for Nazis said you don't require rights.
Which means that the officers' upper management doesn't really care if they survive or not. Kinda like all of the blue state anti-"large magazine" laws out there. I thank God on a regular basis that I live where I do.
@@Sagart999 for perspective i live in a country where people don't feel the need to arm themselves. not thanking God for that one. :) it should be a given.
The retired officer probably enjoyed being back in real action again for a bit. He had to feel a strong obligation to assist when he saw a brother officer under fire.
I really wish the active duty officer had listened and grabbed that fuckin rifle. Old retired boy knew what's up he was immediately calling out we need a long gun.
Thank you for your comments and the comments from your viewers. I am the retired Pierce County Deputy Sheriff who stopped to help Trooper Tuttle. I was sent a link to this site by several of my friends and advised to read the comments. What isn't noticed in the video is the asswipe lasering me and approaching my red Ram Pickup in the inside lane on I-5 in an attempt to carjack me. Trooper Tuttle pulls up and intercepts the would be carjacker and ultimately saves my life.
Mr. Hudson thank you for your service and bravery in stepping in and helping Tpr.Tuttle. Once blue always blue. My father was a MSP Trooper for 27 years. Blessed be friend
That retired cop could've just driven by and not risk anything but even after he was done being a cop he still decided to protect the community and other officers. Mad respect to him
Once you put the uniform on it never REALLY comes off. And its a brotherhood that also doesn't go away when your time has finished. those are still our brothers and sisters out there.
The purest sense of moral duty doesn't wane when there's no longer a sworn expectation to serve, nor will it ever falter in the face of adversary. That is what makes a true hero.
Big props to the retired officer for coming in to help. Also nice job to the officer who got hit, returned fire, and took out the threat. He stayed calm under pressure and communicated clearly with his other officers in likely the most stressful event of his life
Genuinely got chills when the retired officer came to his side. He didn't give a single F, he was ready and willing to help him, no questions asked. What a guy!! ❤
Most people are happy to get their hearts racing.. this is not something to be overly joyous about as the negatives can easily outweigh the positives for all concerned. Please calm down! Lol
The retired guy is such a badass for still having that instinct to protect and serve as well as acting on it to backup a guy in an active shootout. Massive respect
And even at that he knew that the officer was perfectly in line to not give him a firearm weather he thought his badge was legit or not, and if that was the case he was still willing to go up and detain the guy UNARMED. Most the time it really is hard to determine the motives of someone you don’t know but him saying that is what I think swayed the officer, he wanted to get the shooter out of the equation and it couldn’t have been more obvious
Fr he could've easily just been like "well I served my time, I'll just mind my own business" which he had every right to do given he's retired, but he quite literally went above and beyond his call of duty. before some degenerate thinks I'm referencing the video game, please look up what "call of duty" means. Christ. Felt that needed to be said bc ive seen people make stupid replies before
lol ankle is a great place to keep your backup gun when you have a full belt. you won't be able to fit it on your belt, and you kind of don't want it there. you don't want it in your back pocket because thats uncomfortable as hell (although i do know a cop that carries a little tiny revolver in his back pocket). you can really put it in your waistband because your gear will be pushing on it. you can't put it in your front pocket because then you can't draw it from seated. basically the best options are ankle for concealed and then chest (like over your man boob) or under your shoulder if you are a cop from 1985. i've only see military cops carry their backup but on their chest because its typically the backup to a rifle. now, if he was wearing real cowboy boots and had a full size colt navy in his boot, that would be cowboy as hell
HUGE respect to a RETIRED Officer who had no obligation to step back into the line of duty and help that officer but still managed to get in and hold the scene, mad respect to that guy. he's a badass, hero, and someone who should be looked up too.
Courage doesn't mean you don't get scared. Courage means you do your job even though you are scared. Special thanks to this police officer for powering thru.
The retired officer stepping in was awesome. Some people are just born with it. These men who run towards the danger and grab these demons by the horns are exactly what the world needs right now. God bless those officers glad he made it out okay. Now i pray for his peace of mind after taking a life.
I am an Oregon resident and actually live somewhat close to here, I am going to write this officer a letter and thank him. I think he did well given the situation, and we need more of him.
damn i remember writing hand written letters, it means alot to the person that reads it. everything is so easy to type now. but he gave that perp the typewriter haha.
I actually was right in the middle of this on the freeway. The officer did an incredible job. From my point of view I couldn’t tell why that citizen had been running out towards the officer but to later find out it was a retired cop coming to help was awesome to hear. When this was all said and done and the detective was at my car interviewing me about the shooting the officer involved sat about 15 feet away from me in the back of a cruiser and I had the opportunity to personally thank him for his courage and reassure him that he did a great job. Gotta love our boys in blue.
@@WilliamAfton-xw1eb I’m not trying to make it about me but I think there is validity in giving another perspective other than just the bodycam. This area is my home and it’s sort of personal aside from me being actively involved; I think others can relate, that’s why I bothered posting. I’m sorry if my account upset you in some way but i’ve been following Donut for a good few years and to see my own hometown on his channel and an incident that happened so very close to me I think warrants a comment. Not for any sort of clout or anything but just to express my pride in our officers who keep us safe every day.
Another officer instantly handling business and not just sitting back waiting for backup. A true hero who saved many lives that day, including his own!
My husband Joseph barlow 114, of mcalester, was a police officer who passed away on 3/20/2023 while in a funeral procession for his fallen captain, he was in a shooting incident in January on 1/14/2023. He was a huge fan of you and your videos and it was one of his dreams to get his body cam footage of the incident to you and on your page. If this is a possibility, please let me know.
Who is the retired officer that ran to help? That man is truly a hero. I hope he gets an award or something. As for the other officers, job well done. This was the best video I’ve seen in awhile.
@@cliffcox7643 It’s expected for a retired officer to jump back into action with no protective gear, not having HIS gun, possibly hasn’t trained OR seen live action in a good minute, putting his life on the line? I think not. Don’t act like it’s “expected” that anyone would do that because I HIGHLY doubt you would of even stopped to help. Easy to say it’s expected of someone when typing online and not having to face the actual event taking place.
@@DWalter.27 I didn’t get a chance to see that, unfortunately. Hopefully I will come across that comment so I can tell him how much of a badass he is. We need more people like him in this world! Edit: Found his comment, thank you
@@Spushed well the faster you run at the adrenaline fueled cop that believes hes been shot the more likely it is that you end up worse than the suspect💀
That was supremely badass when he handed him his ankle gun. That old timer didn’t even hesitate and didn’t seem to even move an inch the whole time. Glad none of the good guys were hurt. Nice job officers.
I love that the retired cop not only proved himself to be a complete chad by backing up the officer but managed to get in a dig at Canada at the same time.
Ironically as a cop he'd be one of the two kinds of people actually allowed weapons in this country, the other being private security for the prime minister
He kept the responding officer focused through adrenaline too, while asking for the gun. If he had just waited for the officer to keep processing that would have wasted some valuable seconds. He knew mis mission and he executed accordingly
it sucks up here in canada, i got guns, but nothing like what you can get in the USA, and it just keeps getting worse, lets also remember, anytime you cross a border you can't bring a firearm or anything, not just canada.
@@ReikerForgemillions of non-police in Canada lawfully own firearms. And the Prime Minister doesn’t have private security…his security detail are federal police officers aka RCMP. Nice try though 🤭🙄🇨🇦
@Daniel Son Except they can't conceled carry or have most semi- automatic rifles, and bunch of other restrictions that negates any form of personal protection...
The retired officer stepping in to help is so badass. What a cool story afterwards too. Pretty cool things like that can happen. Trooper was lucky he was there. Trooper looked super competent but backup is what keeps you safe and on the winning side.
So, the shortie mag thing. I worked alongside an agency who had a mount up front for the rifles, but because of how they were mounted, it was hard as hell to remove them with a larger mag, so in order to have some rounds ready to go, they used a 10 round mag in the weapon, and any officer who wanted a rifle, had to carry a larger mag on their person. I wonder if this is the same sort of issue.
Much respect to the Trooper who did a great job. I am grateful he is ok and that the retired cop was there to help him. Thank you both for your service!
How is it insane? Most idiots like this don't know how to shoot. They think owning a firearm grants them all the skills & accuracy needed. x100 when mounting a laser thinking it's a substitute for training. This is just textbook examples of: Training vs No Training
It seemed like he was trying to get killed. Like his direct intention was to get shot and was willing to shoot at the officer. Notice how none of the shots would have been above waist level had they been horizontally adjust to hit the person.
@@ritchydrake302Suicide by police didn't even enter my mind but yeah that could have been the case. Getting hit that many times he likely wasn't attempting to evade.
We're very proud of our Pierce County Deputies and City of Tacoma Police here. Far as I'm concerned, our guys are the BEST!!! This Oregon officer was fortunate that he got some help from one of our retired guys. Excellent job, in a severe situation. Well done! 😊
Once a cop always a cop it's a good show of character that even after retirement that man was willing to put his life on the line to help his fellow officers and to protect and serve
Being from the Pacific northwest what I find most respectable is that the main officer is Oregonian but the retired officer was from Washington. Different states , same badge. Much respect.
No. Once a cop NOT always a cop. That retired officer has no authority and it’s nothing more than a regular citizen. And what’s up with the badge. Ex-cops carry badges that say “I use to be a cop”? 😂
@@doclee8755 they don't mean literally dumbass💀he could be carrying the badge for several reasons like sentimental value, safety, identity, or out of habit😹
Seeing those bullets that the criminal fired at the officer hitting the water all around him really brought it to life. People don't have any idea what its like to be shot at, or shot. It was scary just to see it and imagine what it would be like. Then, later to have every second of your actions as an officer judged by people who had all the time in the world to second guess from their safe spaces, what you had seconds to decide to do while being shot at.
Exactly, I honestly watch these videos to get a better look into what happens. Since saying sh*t when you dont understand even the slightest of what the officer goes through is not good for anyone
This. Cops may have the most dangerous job, and for people who don't even deal with the crime that the police clean up criticize them is infuriating. I'm not a cop, but I have immense respect for those who are willing to put themselves at risk to enforce the laws of the land. You ARE appreciated. Even if the mainstream says otherwise.
I got out of my car in Long Beach, CA to close my gate. I had a dirt driveway. Someone started shooting and I turned to run in the house. I slipped in the gravel and fell and 1 bullet whizzed right by my head and another hit the dirt about 1 foot in front of my face. I ran up my steps to get in but the back door was locked. The power line that fed my house ran right overhead right there. They shot the line and the lights went off. I kicked the back door in and my sister was screaming. She was there babysitting my 2 kids while I dropped my son and wife off at the hospital for a sleep study. She thought she was the intended victim. We used to sleep with our feet toward the wall incase we got shot through the walls at night hoping we'd take a foot shot instead of a head shot. They did NOT want white people in that neighborhood. The police and helicopters were too late to catch them. We moved away as soon as I could get the money and I never looked back.
Pretty sure those shots in the water were from the officers pistol as he rolled while simultaneously deploying the “spray and pray” method. Did the bad guy have a gun or a laser pointer?
I love how the officer handled the encounter before the shooting. He was clear and precise on his orders and didn't fire until fired upon or at least when aimed at. He was very professional and proved how well he can handle many tough situations.
@@jinmause206 po=police officer so you go to an ARMED AND LOADED suspect without being prepared to shoot, and only start shooting after he shoots at you? even though youre screaming at him ''PUT THE GUN DOWN''?
@@Titan.TheWolf "Any police officer in the performance of his duty, in making an arrest under the provisions of this section, shall not be civilly liable in damages for injuries or death resulting to the person being arrested if he had reason to believe that the person being arrested was pointing, holding, or brandishing such firearm or air or gas operated weapon, or object that was similar in appearance, with intent to induce fear in the mind of another." I searched this up, I was with you on that matter. But idk the law says otherwise? Not too sure tho
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This Officer was the person who gave me my first speeding ticket and was really nice about it and we even talked about cars for a minute before he gave me a ticket (well deserved 96 in a 65 at age 18) but it’s insane seeing this footage half a year later. I’m glad he made it through ❤ Context - it was June 24th 2022 I was driving my Subaru Legacy 3.6r Limited at 1:10pm, on my way to see my friend Emma for lunch and I passed him at 96mph and he lit me up in a r/t or scatpack charger and gave me a 158$ ticket he wrote me for going 10 over the speed limit. Absolute life saver that day for not giving me a worse ticket. But he was genuinely the nicest cop I’ve talked to. He gave me a good talk about speeding, and I learned a lot that day and I don’t speed on public roads anymore, just keep it to the track or deep backroads.
Bro, there are no 70MP zones in Marion County. The speed limit on the Highway is 65 and the Speed limit on all back roads is 55. I have lived in Marion County my whole life and was born in Salem. I literally live right off the Market St exit where this shooting took place and heard the whole thing go down when I was getting ready to head out Southbound on I-5.
@@dantekole6742 thank you for the correction :)! Had a feeling I was a bit off on the speed limit off the top of my head. Much appreciated ❤. But it was June 24th 2022 I was driving my Subaru Legacy 3.6r Limited at 1:10pm, on my way to see my friend Emma for lunch and I passed him at 96mph and he lit me up and gave me a 158$ ticket he wrote me for going 10 over the speed limit. Absolute life saver that day for not giving me a worse ticket. But he was genuinely the nicest cop I’ve talked to. He gave me a good talk about speeding, and I learned a lot that day and I don’t speed on public roads anymore, just keep it to the track or deep backroads.
Seriously incredible. I lost it when the off duty/retired ran up. That was something we don't usually see. Bravery from the battlefield. Seeing how the trooper processed all of that in the midst of the firefight was amazing. Handing the other officer his secondary weapon brought me to tears. Risking his life for a stranger. I am so glad to see I am not the only one who saw this act of courage.
He risked his life for everyone on that road and beyond. Who knows what the perp was going to do next? Based on his record, probably something illegal and/or morally wrong. They say for every shot fired, 1000 lives are saved.
This officer took quick and unexpected fire, rolled and got back up to his feet, laid down effective return fire, as well as executing some slick reloads. All while almost definitely experiencing a massive adrenaline dump. Dudes a badass AND a hero.
@@Tyrannosaurus_5000 I'll concede to your point. A better word might have been surprising or shocking. To be honest with you, I didn't think that word fit when I wrote out the comment. The officer was definitely surprised by it, so in hindsight I should have used that word. Peace to ya.
@@TheCowboywilson I just hope I never wind up in this kind of situation, I'd like to think that I would not hesitate to do what is rational without hesitation (to save lives) but it is easy to think that way outside the heat of the moment.
@@Tyrannosaurus_5000 I'm with ya. It's becoming a point of increasing concern for myself, and I live in a relatively safe town. Our bodies and brains do weird stuff when placed in these situations. I just hope and pray the bad guy is the one that makes the wrong move and not myself.
I would say it was a little lazy by him going after the dumbass without any Cover. Idk. Would this guy be better at clicking, the Situation couldve ended way worse for the officer
Ding dang, that was crazy. The fact he was able to have the state of mind to ask to see a badge before giving a possible civilian a gun blows me away. I listened to that 4 times. The fact his lazer was IN HIS FREAKING EYES. This man deserves respect, that was so chaotic, he handled it the best he could have
I love the fact the retired cop wanted to get the whole rifle and got a backup mini instead. I def wouldn't trust a rifle to a random guy with a badge but I can see giving the backup (still a massive liability risk).
Oregon citizen here The reason why the officer is carrying a 10 round mag is because in this state we try to give the scumbags as much of an advantage over the people protecting us as possible because we believe that their problem is some magical oppression they're faced with.
I'm not well read on OR gun laws, I'm only aware of CA laws. Does Oregon have 10 round mag restrictions like CA? If yes, then what's good for the citizens should be good for the police as well. If they don't have 10 round mag restrictions, then that's mega-retarded.
@@wulfricofwessex147 technically, not yet. but they're trying damn hard to get it shoved through. to the point that 114 is actively being challenged so they're doing an end run and passing a bill through the legislature to put it in place anyway. and the bill has it laid out so that it can only be challenged in marion county, where salem is, and where they have home field advantage. tell me that isn't showing obvious disregard for the constitution, and the right of citizens to petition for redress where they live.
Wow the fact the officer hit him 6 times, at least one of which was a head shot, while running away from gunfire, through a ditch full of water, just goes to show how much people have underestimated his awesomeness. Freaking champion. 🏆
@@Lucas_Jeffrey I agree, his first clip was probably more of a suppressive nature (that is scare the suspect enough to quit firing or get the suspect to attempt to protect himself). Second clip he had better protection from the engine block and better vantage point.
@@ZennyReacts Yet God apparently decides _not_ to be at work in countless tragic situations. Let's just leave the God talk out of the conversation, okay?
Hella bold move for that guy to step into a firefight like that, but he was calm and collected doing it. Very selfless act. Also those reloads by the officer.... chef's kiss. They did well
@@squidy4082 I've thought about that myself, if you don't have a badge I have no idea how to announce yourself as a good guy while approaching him. Maybe just smoke the bad guy from your car and then stick around for the aftermath? Lol
@@DystruktoBoi1 I’d think walking up to him with your hands up and telling him? But if your not an ex cop I’d think he’d want you to leave lol. Because there’s been times cops have killed the guy who stopped a mass shooter and etc
@@squidy4082 Even with your hands up though like it depends, I keep an AR in the car and I sure wouldn't be stepping into a gunfight without that on me so idk how a cop would react to that. Either way glad this guy could help, I bet that was a huge relief cuz that cop probably felt pretty alone when it was just him and the baddie
Thanks for this, Donut. My daughter works in the building in the background of the video. I was driving long haul somewhere in Wyoming when she called and said that they were on lockdown for an active shooter. Thank God the OSP Trooper was there and stayed in the fight. Thanks again, 1SG.
Even after retirement the oath to Protect and Serve still meant something to the retired officer. Can we acknowledge how calm cool and collected the retired officer was during the whole situation, i say that was just as badass as the ankle backup gun.
Dude that retired officer deserves some kinda reward for this shit. Real hero stuff there. Also, I’m so happy that cop is okay. Dude that was so close, and to walk away with only a graze? I don’t care what you believe, that’s God doing miracles right there.
Facts at first glance i was like 'wtf is he doing' then hearing he was only hit with a graze while he swiss cheesed the other guy amidst the chaos is amazing
Summary: Shots 1-5: Clearly missed. Shots 6-9: Missed due to recoil (bad spray control). Shots 10-11: Very close, but recoil and inaccuracy make these reasonable misses. Shot 12: Likely didn't actually fire because Hiko was already dead. iykyk
So what about all the other times police officers were fatally shot? Or what about all those gruesome beheadings the cartels video tape? Where was god for that?? Either god only chooses some people to save, or he’s completely evil. But even more likely then any of those, god just simply does not exist. Or what about all the black people police officers have un rightfully murdered? Stop living in this bs fantasy where you think gods gonna protect you and make miracles happen, just stop being so afraid of death. To be so afraid that you need to make up a fairytale just to feel safe is childish. Grow up. It’s so frustrating to hear this miracle bs when thousands of innocent children and adults die every single day. Sometimes in the most gruesome of ways. We live to suffer, that is what life is all about. That is reality no matter how that makes you feel.
Holy sh*t that was insane. It's honestly impressive that the suspect literally missed all of those shots. Luckily the officer came out on top and has some badass footage to remember this day!
I wonder if his dive roll behind the earth and into the stream may have saved him from taking more hits. That would present a very difficult target. I bet there was plenty of near misses.
Nothing but pure respect, anyone who ever served in law enforcement and has been put in a situation like this understands the adrenaline rush and stress but the officer did not back down and was incredibly patient with this a-hole, bravo officer Tuttle.
Give that retired sheriff a 100% pension increase. Or at least a dang award. His comments were JUST mental-confusing enough that it brought the responding officer out of shock, without taking him off his "A" game. What an absolute legend.
The balls on that retired officer are on display here. Running down the freeway to help a stranger he’s never met but wears his old uniform. & the officer involved was rolling and dodging bullets yet still managed to hit his target multiple times. God bless both of these hero’s we share this country with 👏🙏🏼🇺🇸
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A retired cop coming in and the on-duty officer giving him a pistol is the most American thing ever, and I love it.
My thoughts exactly. Lol.
And we're proud of it :D
so glad to see comments like these W america
Some shit that would happen in a Black Ops campaign mission, I love it.
Years ago I worked as an Army civilian police officer and we often discussed during our active shooter training that we would likely have individuals who had a firearm try to assist us with the situation. Essentially we said ‘eff it, even though technically CCW isn’t allowed on a military base, we’re gonna take the help and deal with the situation later.
FYI, no CCW on a military facility is utter nonsense.
It’s crazy that even though he was retired, the man still had his cop sense to run towards an officer he thought needed help without having his own firearm knowing that the other cop was in a shootout.
I hope he’s doing well in life. Bless him.
Hope he made it out of Canada.
Sheep dog gonna sheep dog
@@travispittman5287 Defending criminal scum like the felon you are.
Yeah dude that was pretty bad ass
God bless that dude, he us among the best of us
Bro got hit with 'Player 2 has joined the game'
Stone Cold had to tap him in.
OMG, I laughed too hard at this! 🤣
Aha ha ha ha ha..
Bro threw an sos like it was helldivers
That retired officer ends this story every time with " the ONE time without my gun, I needed it most"
cuz canaidia
I say the same thing about my LEATHERMAN, so, yeah, not the same. ;o|
You know he was like "I'm never going to Canada again,."
This is why you should never go to Canada.
His home state of WA is close to Canada in regards to gun laws with the new AWB laws. So disgusting.
It's the folks running towards the sounds of battle that make the difference... Even without a gun and after being retired, that dude was willing to go back into cop mode. 1000% respect!
The fact he stopped at all is incredible. Just wanted to help in any way.
@@cheepymcpeepy What's more impressive imo was the retired cop getting a read on the situation so quickly on the freeway. Then having the courage to stop and offer assistance noticing the guy had no backup. That was amazing to say the least.
great man
@Jason Shoots No... But if you're running away you AREN'T making a difference... As for anyone being "worthless"? You're the one that said that, not me...
@Jason Shoots Are you suggesting you want a participation trophy for not helping? That I should recognize the hypothetical driver that just drove by?
My comment was about a person that was responding to an incident to try and make a difference.
The fact is this: it's not heroic to run away. We don't give awards or medals to the people that DIDN'T do anything in a time of crisis.
If you want praise or recognition you're gonna have to do more than run away. What makes that retired cop praiseworthy is what he did to help.
Is this really that hard a concept to grasp?
Hella cool that the retired officer helped, even cooler that the responding officer handed him his backup. Brotherhood right there
why cops had guns? violence is never the answer and human life is priceless, they should have only tasers at most that's why it is important to completely ban all weapons - police and army included.
How many life's must be lost because you need to have genitalia enlargements doing pew pew? No mother should have to fear for her son's live every time he robs people.
Makes sense. In a gun fight having move buddies with guns is exactly what you want.
The ankle gun was the ultimate cherry on top.
Bad guy has stormtrooper aim
underrated comment
And good guy has stormtrooper rifle
Stormtroopers actually have great aim, but they pretended to have bad aim to trap the enemies on purpose.
@@greggerpegger 🤓
@@greggerpegger The stormtroopers do have bad aim and it is due to their Helmet which messes with their sight
Respect to that retired officer running to lend backup to our man here unarmed, Risky as hell but love the dedication mg man, all the best out to you
Another Uvaldi "teaching moment." THIS is what REAL officers do.
Guess even the cops when they retire they never retire just like some branches of the military
@@ronjones-6977 yeah except you forgot one giant thing. THATS NOT THE OFFICER FAULT. That’s commands fault. Command issues the orders.
I wanna buy that ex cop a steak dinner.
AMERICA! that was bad ass and helpful and ballsy
Actually made me teary eyed seeing that retired officer pull up and give backup. Like a selfless police dad coming to help the younger cop out when no one else was around. It must’ve given the on-duty cop such a wave of security and relief after nearly being killed
spot on. couldn’t have worded it better myself 👏🏼.
Made me tear up, too, and seemed the same way to me. Like a Dad running to the front to help his kid and give him that extra level of protection. He literally could have taken a bullet, but he saw one of his own in a rough spot and took action.
Simp
@@testtickles7648 yeah exactly, he stabilized him
Lol
The trooper won me when he asked "can I see your badge again?"
Trust but verify. Very smart.
he ain even read that shit lmao
@Master grower it definitely should matter, he was going to a country where he couldnt carry a gun on or with him. So yes, it should matter.
@@user-uv8rn4nd8n he did
@Master grower whats a cc
@@Proxuius I believe conceal carry permit if im not wrong? correct me if I am
The moment the officer handed the pistol to the retired cop, "Player 2 has entered the game". Jokes aside, hats off to these gentlemen.
Muderfuker im dying💀💀💀
It was corny
@@Bible_CultureI know 1 deep Israelite isn’t talking rn💀💀
@@danielford1209 fr💀
😂
For those who are wondering,
He (rifle guy) did i fact have a mag in his rifle.
It was just a shorter mag that was harder to see.
Yup it's right there just a small 10 to 15 mag. Also saying Canada is fucking sucks because you cant have a pew pew there is kinda stupid. Love the content but don't be mad of a Country with better law's, policy's and values. Weapon's and hunting was always an interest to men its in our dna like swords spears and bows or even slings. But in America alost every family owns a gun and only a select few are hunters and alot of those are trophy hunters. Why all the gun's man? I get it tho you need a gun to beat a gun. But in the end it just means more guns...
@@chiisaiakuma9930 unlike Canada most American criminals pack lot of weapons, houses are broken in by 3-4 people at times.US needs more guns to protect because the bad guys here are better armed and cops are rarely on time. No offense but unlike Canadians who are so brainwashed by your own dictatorial Government, US prefer to rely on themselves first and foremost rather than relying on others. That's why we think Canadian hippies are stupid for giving up their rights just because dictatorial leftist governments that clap for Nazis said you don't require rights.
Which means that the officers' upper management doesn't really care if they survive or not. Kinda like all of the blue state anti-"large magazine" laws out there. I thank God on a regular basis that I live where I do.
@@Sagart999 dayum
@@Sagart999 for perspective i live in a country where people don't feel the need to arm themselves. not thanking God for that one. :) it should be a given.
Imagine the dude going up to Canada just being like "Sorry I'm late I was in a police standoff on the interstate."
would make the Boarders Controll a better day i think ^^
He probably did
Crazy day Eyy
xD
seems like the type of guy
Dude the retired cop helping gave me a rush of emotion. I bet that really made the cop feel comfortable
he went from being alone on the scene to having a partner to cover him, I cant even begin to imagine the feeling of relief that he must have had.
@@AnikaJarlsdottr only thing that would've been better is if he also had a firearm
Just watched the cop hand him a gun that was nice
The retired officer probably enjoyed being back in real action again for a bit. He had to feel a strong obligation to assist when he saw a brother officer under fire.
I really wish the active duty officer had listened and grabbed that fuckin rifle. Old retired boy knew what's up he was immediately calling out we need a long gun.
Thank you for your comments and the comments from your viewers. I am the retired Pierce County Deputy Sheriff who stopped to help Trooper Tuttle. I was sent a link to this site by several of my friends and advised to read the comments.
What isn't noticed in the video is the asswipe lasering me and approaching my red Ram Pickup in the inside lane on I-5 in an attempt to carjack me. Trooper Tuttle pulls up and intercepts the would be carjacker and ultimately saves my life.
Mr. Hudson thank you for your service and bravery in stepping in and helping Tpr.Tuttle. Once blue always blue. My father was a MSP Trooper for 27 years. Blessed be friend
Thank you sir for helping him. Sucks you were on the way to Canada. God bless you. Glad you are safe.
God bless you, sir.
Cop family here. Thank you for walking into hell again with big huge balls. You're the man ! Thin blue line.
Thank u Sir , u are a True American Bad Ass
IM FANGIRLING OVER THIS 😂 The way he just says "Do you want me to hold him or get the gun" was so badass! He was ready to help save the day, man!
You can retire from being an officer, but you can't retire from being a bad ass. That man bleeds protect and serve
Thankfully. That cop took a big risk by handing him a gun, regardless...
@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 It was pretty risky but it worked out in this situation
@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372they probably worked together
@@Z38_USthey probably worked together
@@dakotareid1566 Yes, because clearly when you meet former co-workers, you definitely ask to see their badge to see if they're a real cop..
That retired cop could've just driven by and not risk anything but even after he was done being a cop he still decided to protect the community and other officers. Mad respect to him
Or he was thinking better getting shot now than being slowly bored to death.
Yeah, they are not all bad, there are a few good ones out there for sure.
..your still putting out this bullshit. Glad you’re out of the basement…………🙈
@@budgetking2591 no offense but should be re said like this: they are not all good, there are a few bad ones out there for sure. Most are good
I mean who the hell wants to go to Canada
The fact that he’s retired and decided to put himself into a deadly situation when he didn’t have to says a lot about him as a person.
Once you put the uniform on it never REALLY comes off. And its a brotherhood that also doesn't go away when your time has finished. those are still our brothers and sisters out there.
Gang Shit
Since he's already retired he's past the "almost retired" ironic death danger zone.
same as military service, you take an oath and there is no expiration on that oath
@@ffwastLMAO!!
That first sidearm reload was clean af under fire.
I see no one else talking about this, that shit was smooth as butter especially under the intense stress of getting shot at
That retired officer was like “I have served and I will be of service.”
Respect! 🤟
the John Wick reference is amazing lol
The purest sense of moral duty doesn't wane when there's no longer a sworn expectation to serve, nor will it ever falter in the face of adversary. That is what makes a true hero.
To uphold the constitution, whether retired or not
@@Mike.mp4parabellum
Big props to the retired officer for coming in to help. Also nice job to the officer who got hit, returned fire, and took out the threat. He stayed calm under pressure and communicated clearly with his other officers in likely the most stressful event of his life
Right. No body armor, no gun and he charged right in. He carries his fucking balls in a wheelbarrow.
Amen brother 🙏
Thanks for that play by play Madden. You're a true fuckin poet
Fully agree, that guy is incredible🙏🙏
Imagine if it was a woman cop how badly that would have ended
Your duck quack covering the gunfire made my cat go crazy 😂
hahahahah! My little Oliver was dancing around running to all the windows looking for the bird too.
@@davidfisher5140😂
Genuinely got chills when the retired officer came to his side. He didn't give a single F, he was ready and willing to help him, no questions asked. What a guy!! ❤
That guy was bored of his wife and wanted to die sooner 😂
Most people are happy to get their hearts racing.. this is not something to be overly joyous about as the negatives can easily outweigh the positives for all concerned. Please calm down! Lol
My brakes will quit working when this happens. No way would I drive around some rando waving a gun.
Biggest gang in the country
@@topheavyofficial huh?
The retired guy is such a badass for still having that instinct to protect and serve as well as acting on it to backup a guy in an active shootout. Massive respect
And even at that he knew that the officer was perfectly in line to not give him a firearm weather he thought his badge was legit or not, and if that was the case he was still willing to go up and detain the guy UNARMED. Most the time it really is hard to determine the motives of someone you don’t know but him saying that is what I think swayed the officer, he wanted to get the shooter out of the equation and it couldn’t have been more obvious
@@TheScientificBackpac Yeah yeah yeah! The retired officer clearly was ready to go in with or without a gun lol
Retired or active, we have each other's backs when it hits the fan. It's a brotherhood.
Funny thing even retired cops know not to take a weapon to Canada.
Fr he could've easily just been like "well I served my time, I'll just mind my own business" which he had every right to do given he's retired, but he quite literally went above and beyond his call of duty.
before some degenerate thinks I'm referencing the video game, please look up what "call of duty" means. Christ. Felt that needed to be said bc ive seen people make stupid replies before
I know this Police Officer, he's a good guy and I'm glad he came out on top. Thank you to the Pierce county retired officer who came out to help.
I was so glad you corrected the missing mag. I was thinking I was blind for a second
Hearing Donut say "in the end bad guy lost" puts a smile on my face, props to the troopers for their service
*Insert Waltuh joke here*
bro is literally walter white
The bad guy won the forever sleep award
Bro stop buying subs
Canada sucks
Handing that boot gun to the retired officer was honestly so sick.
He's probably been waiting years to get that gun in a fight 😂 earned a life supply of bragging rights in just a few seconds
Lol that was a pretty big pistol for a boot gun, too. Anyone know what it was? Main gun I think was an m&p.
You know he immediately earned the rest of that retired cops moment at that moment that he pulled that backup boot pistol
@@destructimus .380?
@@brantisonfire 9 probably. Not one of the super compact ones I think it’s called like the shield or something
The fact he had a back-up pistol in his boot, shows just how western badass this dude is.
Not from the states but I'm sure many have them
lol ankle is a great place to keep your backup gun when you have a full belt. you won't be able to fit it on your belt, and you kind of don't want it there. you don't want it in your back pocket because thats uncomfortable as hell (although i do know a cop that carries a little tiny revolver in his back pocket). you can really put it in your waistband because your gear will be pushing on it. you can't put it in your front pocket because then you can't draw it from seated.
basically the best options are ankle for concealed and then chest (like over your man boob) or under your shoulder if you are a cop from 1985. i've only see military cops carry their backup but on their chest because its typically the backup to a rifle.
now, if he was wearing real cowboy boots and had a full size colt navy in his boot, that would be cowboy as hell
two is one and one is none
New York re-load.
Its pretty common, actually. Officers often carry a small handgun concealed on their body (many elect to carry still revolvers)
Thank you for censoring the slide reciprocating, it really turns these videos into good clean wholesome fun the whole family can enjoy
HUGE respect to a RETIRED Officer who had no obligation to step back into the line of duty and help that officer but still managed to get in and hold the scene, mad respect to that guy. he's a badass, hero, and someone who should be looked up too.
Once a cop, always a cop
Once a peacekeeper, always a peacekeeper.
@@OG_Wakanobi Once UN, always UN.
Thank you
When people say “you couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn” they are talking about this guy. Glad the officer is okay
Yep he needs to spend more time at the shooting range. I’m glad he wasn’t hurt, but let’s face it he’s pretty much worthless with that handgun.
@@mtkoslowski For who he is he probably shouldnt be spending time at the shooting range.
@@mtkoslowski I think he was talking about the dirt bag.
I could care less about EITHER side being 100% willing to stick guns in my face to secure funding.
@@mtkoslowski Talking about the bad guy here. 🤨
Glad the retired officer decided to help. Shocked he actually handed him a secondary.
He wasn't going to, he told the guy to get back at first. Then he thought better of it.
@@palladiamorsdeus
I think he believed he was hit more than he thought. I’m glad he did the right thing.
Had he not been hit, I doubt he would have. But the fact he was hit, and likely didn't know how bad it was, you need someone else there with you.
@@Yamaha-MT-09
That’s what I was saying to Palladiamors. 👍🏻
@@Yamaha-MT-09 Agreed. You could see the Officer’s mindset shift to have the retiree hold lethal cover so he could transition to triage/self-care.
Courage doesn't mean you don't get scared. Courage means you do your job even though you are scared. Special thanks to this police officer for powering thru.
That's the difference between fear.
Courage and fearless are not the same, hit the nail on the head
@@user-lb4kg9ti6k🤡
Couldn't agree more. Contact is scary shit. Kept the suppression up though didn't he. Well done.
Yup. Both. Dudes handled it great; demonstrated bravery under fire.
The retired officer stepping in was awesome. Some people are just born with it. These men who run towards the danger and grab these demons by the horns are exactly what the world needs right now. God bless those officers glad he made it out okay. Now i pray for his peace of mind after taking a life.
Sounds like it's time to overhaul the roster at the #DC #Police 😂😂😂
The dick riding is crazy
Was he retired? He had a badge and said he worked for washington pd retired officers carry badges ?
@@deadjrnnl 4:57 he specifically says he’s retired lmao
@@Ferfmane Like I said before retired officers wear badge?
I am an Oregon resident and actually live somewhat close to here, I am going to write this officer a letter and thank him. I think he did well given the situation, and we need more of him.
damn i remember writing hand written letters, it means alot to the person that reads it. everything is so easy to type now.
but he gave that perp the typewriter haha.
i'm willing to bet he's way too busy to deal with your letter
@@oglostingaming I’m sure bro checks his mail 💀
@@oglostingaming lol everyone enjoys a heartfelt hand written letter.
Write the 10 round officer a letter and ask what was he thinking?.😉
"and in the end the bad guy lost." Best line ever
I actually was right in the middle of this on the freeway.
The officer did an incredible job. From my point of view I couldn’t tell why that citizen had been running out towards the officer but to later find out it was a retired cop coming to help was awesome to hear. When this was all said and done and the detective was at my car interviewing me about the shooting the officer involved sat about 15 feet away from me in the back of a cruiser and I had the opportunity to personally thank him for his courage and reassure him that he did a great job.
Gotta love our boys in blue.
Hopefully you weren't the dufus in the Civic that couldn't figure out he was being carjacked and took his sweet time getting the eff out of there.
@@WilliamAfton-xw1eb I’m not trying to make it about me but I think there is validity in giving another perspective other than just the bodycam. This area is my home and it’s sort of personal aside from me being actively involved; I think others can relate, that’s why I bothered posting. I’m sorry if my account upset you in some way but i’ve been following Donut for a good few years and to see my own hometown on his channel and an incident that happened so very close to me I think warrants a comment. Not for any sort of clout or anything but just to express my pride in our officers who keep us safe every day.
@@WilliamAfton-xw1eb I don’t know who hurt you or why you’re so bitter but I genuinely hope you find the peace and happiness you desperately need.
@@WilliamAfton-xw1eb bro shut up. stop being a child.
@@zakgaziano6761 Whew! Salem has it's share of crazies since I moved from there! A little Portland action going-on south of the metro, so it seems.
Another officer instantly handling business and not just sitting back waiting for backup. A true hero who saved many lives that day, including his own!
My husband Joseph barlow 114, of mcalester, was a police officer who passed away on 3/20/2023 while in a funeral procession for his fallen captain, he was in a shooting incident in January on 1/14/2023. He was a huge fan of you and your videos and it was one of his dreams to get his body cam footage of the incident to you and on your page. If this is a possibility, please let me know.
Commenting so he can see this
Bumping for great justice.
Let’s make it happen people.
BUMP @Donut Operator
Need this rn
Retired officer walks up. Player two has joined..
Who is the retired officer that ran to help? That man is truly a hero. I hope he gets an award or something. As for the other officers, job well done. This was the best video I’ve seen in awhile.
I dont think he should get an award.. He's doing what's expected.. So kudos to him for going back to the old routine.
@@cliffcox7643 no body armor, no radio, unfamiliar weapon.... you sure that's "expected?" I suspect you've no LE experience.
Surprisingly, the dude actually left a comment on this video
@@cliffcox7643 It’s expected for a retired officer to jump back into action with no protective gear, not having HIS gun, possibly hasn’t trained OR seen live action in a good minute, putting his life on the line? I think not. Don’t act like it’s “expected” that anyone would do that because I HIGHLY doubt you would of even stopped to help. Easy to say it’s expected of someone when typing online and not having to face the actual event taking place.
@@DWalter.27 I didn’t get a chance to see that, unfortunately. Hopefully I will come across that comment so I can tell him how much of a badass he is. We need more people like him in this world!
Edit: Found his comment, thank you
I love how Donut just uploads whenever he feels like it because he knows we’ll watch it anyway.
Yeah like at 11:19 pm
Dudes certainly already living comfortably
edit fail..
Always watch donut videos. Put ‘em out when you want dude.
@@blakestarks5242 it’s 1:12am for me lol 😅
Hats off to that retired officer. Man ran down there with absolutely no cover.
It wasn't balls it was lack of tactical training, the old fart was literally hopping and skipping over to him LOL
@@Spushed It was high IQ tactics. The retired cop was trying to get shot to get out of his canada trip.
@@Spushed well the faster you run at the adrenaline fueled cop that believes hes been shot the more likely it is that you end up worse than the suspect💀
@@RatKingTerry assumption but I get your point
You know that cop was aiming it though
That was supremely badass when he handed him his ankle gun. That old timer didn’t even hesitate and didn’t seem to even move an inch the whole time. Glad none of the good guys were hurt. Nice job officers.
“Headed to Canada left my guns” made me lol
Props to that retired law enforcement officer helping out a fellow law enforcement officer in need
Kudos to that man who decided to jump out of retirement to do the right thing
Retired Deputy Never fired his weapon on duty, but then came retirement .... That's some vacation.
He's lucky the cop didn't shoot him too. If he was any color other then white. . .
@@user-lb4kg9ti6k perish violently posthaste
I love that the retired cop not only proved himself to be a complete chad by backing up the officer but managed to get in a dig at Canada at the same time.
Ironically as a cop he'd be one of the two kinds of people actually allowed weapons in this country, the other being private security for the prime minister
He kept the responding officer focused through adrenaline too, while asking for the gun. If he had just waited for the officer to keep processing that would have wasted some valuable seconds. He knew mis mission and he executed accordingly
it sucks up here in canada, i got guns, but nothing like what you can get in the USA, and it just keeps getting worse, lets also remember, anytime you cross a border you can't bring a firearm or anything, not just canada.
@@ReikerForgemillions of non-police in Canada lawfully own firearms. And the Prime Minister doesn’t have private security…his security detail are federal police officers aka RCMP. Nice try though 🤭🙄🇨🇦
@Daniel Son Except they can't conceled carry or have most semi- automatic rifles, and bunch of other restrictions that negates any form of personal protection...
He was screaming “I ain’t doing nun”
What a great retired officer.
Thank you
There’s bad cops and then there’s these absolute legends. Need more heroes like this
Oh there are a LOT of heroes in this country. The wicked media just hides them - lest other Americans become inspired by these heroes.
There's bad cops and then there's badass cops.
i just realized this happened on my birthday
sure there are some (very few) bad cops but there are far far more great cops. Thanks to law enforcement keep taking out the trash!
@@mikev4173there are definitely a good amount of bad cops lmao
The retired officer stepping in to help is so badass. What a cool story afterwards too. Pretty cool things like that can happen. Trooper was lucky he was there. Trooper looked super competent but backup is what keeps you safe and on the winning side.
What is with the "qwack-over"? What, we are too frail to even HEAR gunfire? Lord help us.
Do you have snickers?
@@blokin5039 sthu
You swerve, and get them with the door..
@@codydarealone9935 Snickers in your hole DCSAP!
So, the shortie mag thing. I worked alongside an agency who had a mount up front for the rifles, but because of how they were mounted, it was hard as hell to remove them with a larger mag, so in order to have some rounds ready to go, they used a 10 round mag in the weapon, and any officer who wanted a rifle, had to carry a larger mag on their person. I wonder if this is the same sort of issue.
Oh cool, I went to the comments not expecting to find a explanation, thanks for proving me wrong!
That was my first suspicion when I saw the 10 rounder.
I store a couple of my rifles with them because they fit better in the safe that way
Much respect to the Trooper who did a great job. I am grateful he is ok and that the retired cop was there to help him. Thank you both for your service!
I can't win a five dollar scratch off but this guy is out here dodging bullets and having backup materialize out of thin air! Great video, as always
He's the main character.
What an awesome retired officer. Gotta love that he was happy to help and support the officer
man was retired, but saw a fellow officer in distress. true dedication to public service.
Thank you
Thanks!
I love how American this video is. Kudos to the retired officer still holding it down
Holding down g*n owners is what cops are best at (i'm not referencing the criminal in the video).
Thank you
America ain't sh*t
This man really went "even in retirement, I still protect and serve."
Good stuff.
Indeed
That's not what cops do.
@@nafsiammara I bet you believe the guy shooting at cops dindu nuffin either LMFAO. Move to Chicago.
@@nafsiammara who?
@@nafsiammara cops are just people, there are good people and there are bad people.
The fact that the guy missed almost every shot, and then proceeds to get hit 6 times, once with a seemingly backhand shot is insane to me
How is it insane?
Most idiots like this don't know how to shoot. They think owning a firearm grants them all the skills & accuracy needed. x100 when mounting a laser thinking it's a substitute for training.
This is just textbook examples of: Training vs No Training
reminds me of pulp fiction
It seemed like he was trying to get killed. Like his direct intention was to get shot and was willing to shoot at the officer. Notice how none of the shots would have been above waist level had they been horizontally adjust to hit the person.
Shows you how pathetic a lot of criminals are
@@ritchydrake302Suicide by police didn't even enter my mind but yeah that could have been the case. Getting hit that many times he likely wasn't attempting to evade.
We're very proud of our Pierce County Deputies and City of Tacoma Police here. Far as I'm concerned, our guys are the BEST!!! This Oregon officer was fortunate that he got some help from one of our retired guys. Excellent job, in a severe situation. Well done! 😊
Once a cop always a cop it's a good show of character that even after retirement that man was willing to put his life on the line to help his fellow officers and to protect and serve
Being from the Pacific northwest what I find most respectable is that the main officer is Oregonian but the retired officer was from Washington. Different states , same badge. Much respect.
once a fed, always a fed. yup.
No. Once a cop NOT always a cop. That retired officer has no authority and it’s nothing more than a regular citizen. And what’s up with the badge. Ex-cops carry badges that say “I use to be a cop”? 😂
@@doclee8755 they don't mean literally dumbass💀he could be carrying the badge for several reasons like sentimental value, safety, identity, or out of habit😹
@@7SFAmerica a
Seeing those bullets that the criminal fired at the officer hitting the water all around him really brought it to life. People don't have any idea what its like to be shot at, or shot. It was scary just to see it and imagine what it would be like. Then, later to have every second of your actions as an officer judged by people who had all the time in the world to second guess from their safe spaces, what you had seconds to decide to do while being shot at.
shut up old ma'an
Exactly, I honestly watch these videos to get a better look into what happens. Since saying sh*t when you dont understand even the slightest of what the officer goes through is not good for anyone
This. Cops may have the most dangerous job, and for people who don't even deal with the crime that the police clean up criticize them is infuriating. I'm not a cop, but I have immense respect for those who are willing to put themselves at risk to enforce the laws of the land. You ARE appreciated. Even if the mainstream says otherwise.
I got out of my car in Long Beach, CA to close my gate. I had a dirt driveway. Someone started shooting and I turned to run in the house. I slipped in the gravel and fell and 1 bullet whizzed right by my head and another hit the dirt about 1 foot in front of my face. I ran up my steps to get in but the back door was locked. The power line that fed my house ran right overhead right there. They shot the line and the lights went off. I kicked the back door in and my sister was screaming. She was there babysitting my 2 kids while I dropped my son and wife off at the hospital for a sleep study. She thought she was the intended victim. We used to sleep with our feet toward the wall incase we got shot through the walls at night hoping we'd take a foot shot instead of a head shot. They did NOT want white people in that neighborhood. The police and helicopters were too late to catch them. We moved away as soon as I could get the money and I never looked back.
Pretty sure those shots in the water were from the officers pistol as he rolled while simultaneously deploying the “spray and pray” method. Did the bad guy have a gun or a laser pointer?
Huge respect to the retired officer for helping him out in this situation, that boot gun came in real handy very cool
No greater love than to risk your live for someone else
I love how the officer handled the encounter before the shooting. He was clear and precise on his orders and didn't fire until fired upon or at least when aimed at. He was very professional and proved how well he can handle many tough situations.
quickest way to die as a po
@@Sev7. what does this even mean?
@@jinmause206 po=police officer
so you go to an ARMED AND LOADED suspect without being prepared to shoot, and only start shooting after he shoots at you? even though youre screaming at him ''PUT THE GUN DOWN''?
@@Sev7. It's how it works. If you mag dumped a guy with a loaded gun pointed at you, as long as he hasn't fired you'd get in trouble as a PO.
@@Titan.TheWolf "Any police officer in the performance of his duty, in making an arrest under the provisions of this section, shall not be civilly liable in damages for injuries or death resulting to the person being arrested if he had reason to believe that the person being arrested was pointing, holding, or brandishing such firearm or air or gas operated weapon, or object that was similar in appearance, with intent to induce fear in the mind of another." I searched this up, I was with you on that matter. But idk the law says otherwise? Not too sure tho
My wife wondered how I got into a shooting on I-5 when I wasnt armed when I called. Too funny
ARE YOU HIM?!?
@@Ouroboros_FuFu He actually is!
Another pin!
Was your wife with you at the time?
He is the one 😮
The retired officer trying to help was oddly wholesome
Dig the profile picture.
He was like, violence required, violence aquired
Hello fellow Madness Combat enjoyers
@@N3gativeChill men of culture*
Thank you
The moment someone pulls a gun on me in the car they become a speedbump that instant.
The policemen's sense of duty and mutual protection is commendable.
As a blind subscriber, your duck quack's are incredibly informative as is your commentary! That's why I keep coming back... No one breaks this "quack" down like you do! My sincerest thanks! 🤠
Hey I know you, you're a fellow enemy of *the vile cop-hater* Jose DeCastro. :)
Wouldn't it be great if Donut focused his attention on our playboi? It would be glorious, lol...
Please don't panic if you go near to a duck pond 😃😉.
@@lostronin380 gold tier response
@@loganknight12 .
Appreciated man👍
These crims get ducked-up on these breakdowns
This Officer was the person who gave me my first speeding ticket and was really nice about it and we even talked about cars for a minute before he gave me a ticket (well deserved 96 in a 65 at age 18) but it’s insane seeing this footage half a year later. I’m glad he made it through ❤
Context - it was June 24th 2022 I was driving my Subaru Legacy 3.6r Limited at 1:10pm, on my way to see my friend Emma for lunch and I passed him at 96mph and he lit me up in a r/t or scatpack charger and gave me a 158$ ticket he wrote me for going 10 over the speed limit. Absolute life saver that day for not giving me a worse ticket. But he was genuinely the nicest cop I’ve talked to. He gave me a good talk about speeding, and I learned a lot that day and I don’t speed on public roads anymore, just keep it to the track or deep backroads.
where is there a 70mph zone in marion county? i only know of one in Harney County
"play stupid games, win stupid prizes" and you did took the prize and that's awesome lol
Bro, there are no 70MP zones in Marion County. The speed limit on the Highway is 65 and the Speed limit on all back roads is 55. I have lived in Marion County my whole life and was born in Salem. I literally live right off the Market St exit where this shooting took place and heard the whole thing go down when I was getting ready to head out Southbound on I-5.
@@dantekole6742 he's capping for sure
@@dantekole6742 thank you for the correction :)! Had a feeling I was a bit off on the speed limit off the top of my head. Much appreciated ❤. But it was June 24th 2022 I was driving my Subaru Legacy 3.6r Limited at 1:10pm, on my way to see my friend Emma for lunch and I passed him at 96mph and he lit me up and gave me a 158$ ticket he wrote me for going 10 over the speed limit. Absolute life saver that day for not giving me a worse ticket. But he was genuinely the nicest cop I’ve talked to. He gave me a good talk about speeding, and I learned a lot that day and I don’t speed on public roads anymore, just keep it to the track or deep backroads.
Thank you for donating to officer wilt's recovery. You always use your platform to help hero's out
When the cop fell and rolled dodging shots and stuff I really thought he was gonna get lit up! Man that was crazy to watch!
Huge shout out to the retired officer. Way to go officer! That roll was a sweet quick thinking life saving move. Extremely impressive!
Seriously incredible. I lost it when the off duty/retired ran up. That was something we don't usually see. Bravery from the battlefield. Seeing how the trooper processed all of that in the midst of the firefight was amazing. Handing the other officer his secondary weapon brought me to tears. Risking his life for a stranger. I am so glad to see I am not the only one who saw this act of courage.
risking his life so Democrats can set the criminal free again! its the oregon way
He risked his life for everyone on that road and beyond. Who knows what the perp was going to do next? Based on his record, probably something illegal and/or morally wrong. They say for every shot fired, 1000 lives are saved.
Brought tears to my eyes. I haven't been a cop for 30 and it never goes away!
Old hoss is a certified badass
Tears? That's fucking pathetic.
This officer took quick and unexpected fire, rolled and got back up to his feet, laid down effective return fire, as well as executing some slick reloads. All while almost definitely experiencing a massive adrenaline dump. Dudes a badass AND a hero.
Unexpected? The dude was pointing the gun at people when the cop rolled up...
@@Tyrannosaurus_5000 I'll concede to your point. A better word might have been surprising or shocking. To be honest with you, I didn't think that word fit when I wrote out the comment. The officer was definitely surprised by it, so in hindsight I should have used that word. Peace to ya.
@@TheCowboywilson I just hope I never wind up in this kind of situation, I'd like to think that I would not hesitate to do what is rational without hesitation (to save lives) but it is easy to think that way outside the heat of the moment.
@@Tyrannosaurus_5000 I'm with ya. It's becoming a point of increasing concern for myself, and I live in a relatively safe town. Our bodies and brains do weird stuff when placed in these situations. I just hope and pray the bad guy is the one that makes the wrong move and not myself.
I would say it was a little lazy by him going after the dumbass without any Cover.
Idk.
Would this guy be better at clicking, the Situation couldve ended way worse for the officer
Ding dang, that was crazy. The fact he was able to have the state of mind to ask to see a badge before giving a possible civilian a gun blows me away. I listened to that 4 times. The fact his lazer was IN HIS FREAKING EYES. This man deserves respect, that was so chaotic, he handled it the best he could have
well he came up to him with badge in hand, but beware of fakes. he did a check.
The cop checking the badge again before giving him the gun. Guys thinking clearly in a situation like this it’s impressive.
Its bigger than black and white
I love the fact the retired cop wanted to get the whole rifle and got a backup mini instead. I def wouldn't trust a rifle to a random guy with a badge but I can see giving the backup (still a massive liability risk).
@@m1ke841 what
@@LegDayLas 9 will kill you as well as a 556
Oregon citizen here
The reason why the officer is carrying a 10 round mag is because in this state we try to give the scumbags as much of an advantage over the people protecting us as possible because we believe that their problem is some magical oppression they're faced with.
Oregon here as well these gun laws are only helping the criminals and taking away guns from good people
I'm not well read on OR gun laws, I'm only aware of CA laws. Does Oregon have 10 round mag restrictions like CA? If yes, then what's good for the citizens should be good for the police as well. If they don't have 10 round mag restrictions, then that's mega-retarded.
Also an Oregon resident... Yeah it blows here. Flush it down Brown, Tina Kotex and all of their followers have done nothing good for us here. 🤦♂️
@@wulfricofwessex147 technically, not yet. but they're trying damn hard to get it shoved through. to the point that 114 is actively being challenged so they're doing an end run and passing a bill through the legislature to put it in place anyway.
and the bill has it laid out so that it can only be challenged in marion county, where salem is, and where they have home field advantage.
tell me that isn't showing obvious disregard for the constitution, and the right of citizens to petition for redress where they live.
@@wulfricofwessex147 Oregon and Washington are trying to become California, so kind of.
He may be retired, but it won’t stop him to serve justice. Props on that retired sheriff’s deputy.
Wow the fact the officer hit him 6 times, at least one of which was a head shot, while running away from gunfire, through a ditch full of water, just goes to show how much people have underestimated his awesomeness. Freaking champion. 🏆
while the guy with a damn laser missed pretty much every shot and managed to only graze his arm LMFAO
I feel like the second mag was probably most of the deadly bits. He was lining them up and taking them slow.
God was at work here
@@Lucas_Jeffrey I agree, his first clip was probably more of a suppressive nature (that is scare the suspect enough to quit firing or get the suspect to attempt to protect himself). Second clip he had better protection from the engine block and better vantage point.
@@ZennyReacts Yet God apparently decides _not_ to be at work in countless tragic situations. Let's just leave the God talk out of the conversation, okay?
Hella bold move for that guy to step into a firefight like that, but he was calm and collected doing it. Very selfless act. Also those reloads by the officer.... chef's kiss. They did well
Very good to hear the on duty officer alerting the back up that the retired deputy was one of the good guys.
Didn't catch that, but that's pretty cool
What do you even do in that situation when you wanna help the cop with your own gun ?
@@squidy4082 I've thought about that myself, if you don't have a badge I have no idea how to announce yourself as a good guy while approaching him. Maybe just smoke the bad guy from your car and then stick around for the aftermath? Lol
@@DystruktoBoi1 I’d think walking up to him with your hands up and telling him? But if your not an ex cop I’d think he’d want you to leave lol. Because there’s been times cops have killed the guy who stopped a mass shooter and etc
@@squidy4082 Even with your hands up though like it depends, I keep an AR in the car and I sure wouldn't be stepping into a gunfight without that on me so idk how a cop would react to that. Either way glad this guy could help, I bet that was a huge relief cuz that cop probably felt pretty alone when it was just him and the baddie
The officer with the ar had a 10 round mag in it
Thanks for this, Donut. My daughter works in the building in the background of the video. I was driving long haul somewhere in Wyoming when she called and said that they were on lockdown for an active shooter. Thank God the OSP Trooper was there and stayed in the fight. Thanks again, 1SG.
This officer just straight untouchable. so glad he made it out okay, not so common to find cops as good as this one.
Even after retirement the oath to Protect and Serve still meant something to the retired officer.
Can we acknowledge how calm cool and collected the retired officer was during the whole situation, i say that was just as badass as the ankle backup gun.
Only cause hes OG. Don't expect that on next 20-40 years.
But I thought a laser sight was supposed to give you 100% hip fire accuracy.
Dude that retired officer deserves some kinda reward for this shit. Real hero stuff there. Also, I’m so happy that cop is okay. Dude that was so close, and to walk away with only a graze? I don’t care what you believe, that’s God doing miracles right there.
Facts at first glance i was like 'wtf is he doing' then hearing he was only hit with a graze while he swiss cheesed the other guy amidst the chaos is amazing
The same god miracles you americans threw over irac? Innocent americans being innocent
Summary:
Shots 1-5: Clearly missed.
Shots 6-9: Missed due to recoil (bad spray control).
Shots 10-11: Very close, but recoil and inaccuracy make these reasonable misses.
Shot 12: Likely didn't actually fire because Hiko was already dead.
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So what about all the other times police officers were fatally shot? Or what about all those gruesome beheadings the cartels video tape? Where was god for that?? Either god only chooses some people to save, or he’s completely evil. But even more likely then any of those, god just simply does not exist. Or what about all the black people police officers have un rightfully murdered? Stop living in this bs fantasy where you think gods gonna protect you and make miracles happen, just stop being so afraid of death. To be so afraid that you need to make up a fairytale just to feel safe is childish. Grow up. It’s so frustrating to hear this miracle bs when thousands of innocent children and adults die every single day. Sometimes in the most gruesome of ways. We live to suffer, that is what life is all about. That is reality no matter how that makes you feel.
Where was god when the officers that took down el chapos son were all brutally murdered by the cartel???
Holy sh*t that was insane. It's honestly impressive that the suspect literally missed all of those shots. Luckily the officer came out on top and has some badass footage to remember this day!
How is that impressive do you even realize how many ghosts he killed
@@Tenchi707 war...war never changes ..
Yeah dude I'm sure he's thrilled about this???
I wonder if his dive roll behind the earth and into the stream may have saved him from taking more hits. That would present a very difficult target. I bet there was plenty of near misses.
@@Tenchi707 I was so not expecting the end of that sentence - hilarious 😂
Nothing but pure respect, anyone who ever served in law enforcement and has been put in a situation like this understands the adrenaline rush and stress but the officer did not back down and was incredibly patient with this a-hole, bravo officer Tuttle.
People won't get it unless they are in at least once. Be it a gun battle, hostage situation, or otherwise.
Tuttle is one bad mofo.
@@misterkillroy2952 that shit was crazy when all those bullets were landing around him, got insanely lucky to just be grazed
Love your sense of humor and narration rocks. But, dam, that editing was chaotic. Lol
Give that retired sheriff a 100% pension increase. Or at least a dang award. His comments were JUST mental-confusing enough that it brought the responding officer out of shock, without taking him off his "A" game. What an absolute legend.
The balls on that retired officer are on display here. Running down the freeway to help a stranger he’s never met but wears his old uniform. & the officer involved was rolling and dodging bullets yet still managed to hit his target multiple times. God bless both of these hero’s we share this country with 👏🙏🏼🇺🇸
Dude really was in the matrix
Pierce County is Washington rather than OSP, but pretty close. 🤷♂️
I was on my way to work and was stuck in this traffic- news told very little detail while looking up the incident. Props to Donut for being better at telling what went on than the local news stations!
Its always an experience watching your work Donut. I have learned much from you.