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She said "he was going to do what he had to do to make sure I didn't get shot"......meanwhile she was doing everything possible to get them both shot. What a catch she is.
"Guess what lady - you didn't get shot, and now your "sweet husband" is dead. All because you chose to steal a car and drive around with firearms loosely tucked into your waistband and bag, indicative of people who don't respect the rules of firearms safety and thus aren't good firearm owners, while possibly looking to commit more felonies when opportunities present themselves; Such as trying to kill a cop to avoid the consequences of your actions. And I'm sure you didn't regret a single one of those decisions." That's something to the effect of what I would've responded with.
@@Ragehunger How little effort is it to get a gun in America? Isn't there some basic firearm safety you need to understand first? Like ... at least a 1 day course or something? Can you literally just have ID and get a gun even if you have no idea how to safely use a firearm?
@@Skynet5885 If you get one legally there are plenty of hoops to jump through to obtain one. The problem isn't the legal gun owners, it's the illegal gun owners. I mean this couple stole a car, you really don't think they'd steal a couple guns too?
Most impressive is the fact that after dealing with the husband, he didn't just do the same to the wife with the adrenaline of that happening, her being armed and resisting...
When looking at the audio captured footage; that guy actually had a beat on that cop way before he even noticed him.. he just hesitated in shooting him, or didn't want too, you can also hear him yelling at the cop
I hope, in retrospect, she blames herself. I would be in that situation, for the rest of my life. But we all know, her vision will be clouded by other people clapping her on the back. Telling her how she was in the right. She will never know the truth of how she got her husband killed. But we… we will know. And that’s all that matters.
i have a feeling she was panicking because of unconstitutional gun laws. if guns were legal for all citizens, she wouldnt have been panicking so much. But yeah she should have just taken the L because thats the world that we live in and we gotta deal with that. until we can change it, of course
In a shocking turn of events, the guy's family actually blamed HIM for getting shot and killed, NOT the cop that shot him. They acknowledged that he had mental health issues and was a criminal and that's what led to his ultimate fate. Nice to see a family actually take responsibility for once instead of immediately threatening a lawsuit for a big juicy payday.
@idontreadyourrepliesever8032 well its too soon, Ben crump hasn't show dim day wey. When they get told they can get several million dollars for saying he was just defending his wife, believe me, it's coming, probably quietly.
The media should really stop giving these criminals a platform, or at least wait until bodycam footage is released. It's ridiculous that these people are getting a platform for others to sympathize with them. Incredible job to the officer, and I hope the woman gets put behind bars for long.
Sometimes it takes a long while for departments to release the footage, and by that point nobody cares. A developing situation is much more interesting then a clearly justified shooting, private companies are in it for the money so, they exploit these situations.
Lmao that’s exactly what it means. When police are arresting you there is literally nothing you can do in that situation except seethe and call a lawyer lol people need to understand the second they decide they’re arresting you it’s over no running no fighting is going to help you lol
My thoughts exactly. He died on her behalf. His choice at the end of the day, of course. But I’ve seen people act way more stupid over people they care about and she made the situation way worse.
Lets all take a moment to appreciate the truck driver who stopped after the cop asked for help arresting the woman and he informed the officer the husband was coming back while also moving out of danger zone
The self control he exuded not to shoot the woman after quadruple tapping the husband is incredible. Being able to think so clearly while literally being nano-seconds away from being executed is mind bending.
As a matter of fact the officer could have died. She was sitting on the floor looking towards the officer with the gun still on her hand. He should not have hesitated to drop her.
he was scared, for what reason idk idk what that dude did but he did come back. Came back and made a stupid decision for a stupid woman but hey. It is what it is.
@@W47689 but that doesn't sound like something someone with a good heart would do? im so confused. was he a great person with a great heart or a felon that steals cars and has guns that he will shoot an officer with? sounds more like a THUG to me.
The citizen in the black truck who stopped to help (officer told him to help handcuff her) showed good situational awareness too. The dashcam shows him approaching the scene, but when the soon to be deceased husband appeared with a gun, he changed direction towards cover behind a tree and maybe verbally warned the officer. He should get some credit too. Lesson learned, if you ever stop to help an officer in trouble, be alert.
I could be wrong but I think it’s when he noticed the girl had a gun in her hand, not the husband with a gun cause he was still kind of out of vision until he came around to the left side of their car
You know I seriously doubt that officer asked a random citizen to come help him cuff a suspect with a gun in her hand. Where did you get that information or are you just guessing?
Stopping to "help" an officer is actually a felony in most jurisdictions as it's considered impersonating a peace-officer. If a police officer doesn't know how to use handcuffs, then he should find a new job. Because we've gotten to a point where cities like L.A., San Francisco, San Diego, and Oakland don't even teach police officers how to use handcuffs since they rely on security guards and loss prevention to make arrests for them. It's sad when you think about it. It's one of the reasons why we have citizen's arrest laws and shopkeeper's privilege. Police do not know how to use handcuffs and have to rely on private citizens making arrests (even wrongful ones) to meet their quota. That's why most lawsuits pertaining to false shoplifting accusations are also against police departments, and it's because police officers are taught to believe whatever a security guard or store employee tells them without investigation. That's why they can't stand the fact that people no longer respect store security or loss prevention like they did in the 2000s and 2010s.
As a dispatcher, not hearing a response when asked for the location is terrifying. I’m sooooo happy that body cam footage was released as a counter to that interview of the Land Hippos.
Why do dispatchers still ask that? I have a feeling it’s just been passed on through the years because obviously you used to NOT have a screen showing the location of all the units. But since we do now, we should get away from that. An officer chasing/fighting someone shouldn’t waste time telling you what you already know.
@@DB-cu4hn Trust but Verify? It's amazing how badly things can go, when you _trust_ computerized location information! Want to circle a bad neighborhood, while a trade for a trunk full of automatic weapons goes down and the dealer and buyer eyeball the lost idiot? Garmin can help make that happen! Want to drive off a bridge that washed out three years ago? Garmin can help! Want to drive down roads only locals know, up to your hub spinning in mud, when G.P.S. says you're on a State Highway? Garmin can make that happen! Want to direct fire from a 155 artillery battery on your own position as Final Protective Fire? Good luck, G.P.S. plus the maps have you at a hill two miles from your actual location! _Trust,_ but _verify._
@@DB-cu4hn id more so it's because they are tracking cars not so much the officer. So if this officer chased her across the Parking lot to a store or etc they need the update
My husband works for the railroad. He's lost count of the number of times people have gotten stuck on the tracks. Because they were following what they were told to do by what ever system they were using like Garmin.
Probably also got alerted by that bystander who saw the guy approaching the cop with a gun a moment before. You see him backing off and saying something in the terms of "o shit".
cops already get a bad rap because of the people who do stupid shit. she was trying to take advantage of that and use it to possibly get outta that situation and get some lawsuit money out of it. it's fucked up and she's lucky that she didn't get 2 tapped.
@@mrsds44th Yes but take the truth vs lie from cops and from perps and I guarantee you that ratio is WAAAY better for the cops than the perps. So much so that it is a disservice to cops to even make that comparison.
@WesPhly well yes, but thats a whole different problem and I fully agree with you, but in this situation he was in the right and had 2 camera angles. along with this he likely had the right to shoot her since she went for the gun, but he didn't and only fired at the husband to save his own life. he never showed brutality since he didn't harm her unnecessarily and only did harm in self defence.
What is amazing is that the awareness kicks in at the perfect time. He had the female mostly subdued. If he was a bit premature he might have drawn on the Guy, releasing the female, potentially allowing her to obtain control of her hidden weapon and using it against him.
The suspect was yelling at the officer to get his attention. No the officers situational awareness is not incredible. The suspect hesitated where as the officer had no reason to do so. And so the Officer shot as he was justified to do so and was likely in real danger. But the point being. He was not SUPER AWARE he was being yelled at and noticed and looked.
I wonder if that guy in the truck that got out didn't alert him. Or if he was just trying to be a white knight hero for the "woman" who was trying to pull her gun
@@Mantic0reIlluminati333considering the fact the girl was yelling right in his ear he’s yelling and his partner is yelling it’s pretty safe to say he didn’t hear the dude u can’t even hear him on the dashcam
I still can’t believe he didn’t off her too. When her husband came up about to off the officer and he justifiably reacted in putting down the threat. Her still holding the gun and him not offing her too shows incredible discipline and control in a life and death situation. A+ job by the officer.
I'm pretty sure the only reason she was alive is because her back was facing him when he Refocused on her, and if she was turned around facing him she would have been killed there also.
This cop is a professional, skilled and with the right mindest. He's not there to get shot, but he's also not there to kill. He would have had every right in the world to put a bullet in her back, when she reached for a gun, but he decided he was in control of this situation and it was not necessary. We need more cops like this one.
@@DescendDab why so the cop could catch a bullshit lawsuit from her family? Plenty of discount Micheal Avenatis out there just frothing at the mouth for a lawsuit like this
Since action camera was becoming a thing, peoples see the truth behind the scenes. No, cops don't shoot everyone like cowboys. No they don't arrest peoples on colors or whatever. They do their job: uphold the law, follow their cop instinct and protect. Yes, they have some loose ones and bad ones like everywhere, but 99% only do their job, and putting THEIR live at risk to do it. I'm french, was 14 at this time, I lived in Torrance in the early 90's right after the riots (moved in July), and i saw all the shit LAPD was in from my own eyes. And it was a fuckload of shit. Gangs everywhere (Torrance was quite peaceful...by day, but some blocks east, not so), west, south and central was a mess, and i remember that local and national TV's spitted their anger against LAPD, how they were racists, violents etc. And every time cops cannot prove anything to defend theirselves, because no embedded camera, no CCTV. "Police is bad, others are ONLY good peaceful people that did nothing wrong but only being black". Note that Hispanics and Asians were meticulously spared from the narrative. Since 2000's, peoples sees ALL, ears ALL, knows ALL. Almost.
Out of everything that officer did. I was really amazed at how fast he drew his pistol, and dropped that guy. Not only that, but how fast he snapped back to the woman, and kept his cool throughout the whole situation.
I was amazed he didn’t blow her brains out the back of her head, she was still fucking with the gun while she was 90 degrees to him I would’ve turned to her and put two in her dome cause she was still messing with the damn Glock in he waistband
@@carterroane5542nah the flicks and everything besides drawing your weapon that fast is possible in Siege but that situation awareness is crazy man’s was really acting like a siege pro for a comparison
Pure instinctual shooting. He obviously practices and is very proficient. Situational awareness is spot on. Add mercy on top of all that and you are left with an absolute A+.
The restraint the officer showed is actually incredible. He is pumped full of adrenaline and takes down one suspect, and instead of unloading on the one below him, he shows restraint and gives her orders so she has a chance to drop the weapon and comply. Incredible.
I actually think he showed TOO MUCH restraint. If that woman wanted to really kill him she could've when he let her go. Had that been a dude, I definitely think the cop would've been shot.
@@drewschumann1 "Best case scenario" is both of them dead? Ya'll are some bloodthirsty crazy asses man. The cop would have been justified shooting her as well, but you would actually prefer two dead versus one dead and one in custody? There is no value to human life in society's head anymore. It's actually nuts. The best case scenario is how it played out.
imagine the state of mind you need to be in to be screaming "help me!" as you simultaneously have a glock in your waistband and are reaching for it as the officer is on your back. pure insanity
This was STONE-COLD. That quick reaction from the side of the cop. Goddamn hell of an impressive feat. The super sticky part was, the fact that he was all alone, going against two potentially armed suspects, of which one was trailing away and then returning. I understand cops can't have partners every time, but damn this is a good example of why a partner is needed.
dude he doesn't have room for a partner because he needs some where for his balls to ride. All joking aside though yes that was a very dangerous situation for that officer to be at by himself. The fact that there was the rear passenger aswell what if he would have been packing aswell.
@@cupcake5380 what in the sweet love of fuck does that have to do with ANYTHING in this video? Cops have the right to bear arms with or without the 2nd and I’m willing to bet my left nut those other two numbskulls didn’t get their guns through legal means. Which also has nothing to do with the 2nd amendment you Ammosexual.
@@poptart9585people are definitely too quick to say good situational awareness. Good situational awareness would’ve been not putting the gun away to begin with when the person you’re wrestling has one and is grabbing for it. Dude made an opening for them to kill him. If the husband wasn’t a dipshit the cop would’ve had a bullet in his head before even knowing dude was there.
The pucker factor, the situational awareness, the TRAINING (that all police need), and what I can only also consider "divine intervention" is just out right astonishing!! That officer deserves some form of recognition
@@Sam-fs8sx you’re joking right? Put yourself in his shoes, would you have even glanced up for the slightest second if she had a firm grasps on that pistol the way she did? Bc 99% of us would of gotten tunnel vision in that situation I can guarantee it.
The restraint right there to hold his fire on the woman after dropping the guy just shows how trained he is. Giving every possible chance for the person to give up
@@wesleyhudson2028 what do you mean, “he got lucky”? He didn’t fire on someone that could have fired on him, literally right after dispatching someone. Sure as shit if she raises that weapon, there’s another body on the scene
Not only was his situational awareness and draw exceptional, the fact he refrained from firing on the woman when he snapped back at her and she was still fumbling with her gun just shows how in control he was.
The only reason she isn’t on a slab at the coroner is because he couldn’t bring himself to shoot a woman. Chivalry should go out the window when your on the ground fighting over control of a weapon.
We must have watched 2 separate videos because I never saw her with a gun in her hand! I didn’t see her reach for one either. I did see the cop ready and willing to execute her with his gun. I watched the murder of a man who had a mental disability and wanted to be a cowboy instead of waiting for back up!
@@Freedom_Rider915 You should re-watch the video a few times after the drugs wear off. Look closely at 3:20 how she got a full grip on that glock in her waistband, trying to pull it out while the cop holds her hand from pulling it out.
@@Freedom_Rider915 You're right, you were watching a different video, because in the video I saw she reached for it and had her hand on the grip of her gun and continued to fight trying to pull it out of her waistband. I saw the cop not being ready and willing to execute her because he holstered his own gun to continue to try to cuff her without having to resort to deadly force. I watched her husband retrieve his gun and he had the drop on the cop, who only had a fraction of a second to respond, which he did so justifiably.
@@centurian318 bro what? That is not the reason at all. The cop just had a lot of control over the situation, and I'm sure he would not hesitate to shoot if the husband and wife's positions were swapped at that moment
Damn, even blurred looks like the criminal took one to the dome. Mad props to the officer for his amazing situational awareness skills as well as masterfully taking out a hostile threat to the public while keeping the entire situation under control.
That officer's side hustle must be moonlighting as The Flash. That threat assessment and time-to-draw was almost inhumanly fast. Well done on his part.
@@multieverything5763 thank God they had such great hearts. Stole a car and pulled guns on people. I was definitely raised knowing that's where good hearts come from.
Perfectly!? She could have killed him so many times, he took an insane risk for no other reason but her being a woman. Should have dropped her right when she refused to DROP THE FUCKING GUN.
Breaks my heart to see all the animosity toward police lately. There are certainly bad cops and they should be prosecuted and fired but most cops are very selfless and risk their lifes every traffic stop, every domestic situation, and every arrest and I say God bless those brave men and women in uniform.
@@surefiresteak0292 He just means the job is a hard one and not everyone is fit to do it. There's nothing wrong with the job it's just you need a certain set of skills and bravery to be able to do it effectively
@@lowestcommonDenomanator - Cops have taken to wearing military uniforms, acting like they are an occupying force instead of community servants. That is a big part of the problem.
Its not she thats the real issue, its the believers. Each time they start going off how its the cops fault we find out the person had a violent passed and this isnt their first rodeo.
I say let him retire early with full pension. If I was him and I just survived that and was able to re-watch the video of the few seconds where my life was almost taken by a piece of shit willing to kill over a stolen vehicle charge that would probably be plead down to nothing by the DA, I'd hang it up.
@@kozakoutdoors7305 shoot bro it's a wild world these days none of us actually retire I think. While you're on earth you're always clocked in until you leave and some people like in this video decide to leave before their time and it's quite sad
Oh, we have another boy scout honor roll student who was on his way to bible study. Driving a stolen car and pointing a gun at an officer. He fu*ked around and found out. Thanks for the shooty shoot breakdown, Donut. I hope all is well with you.
That cop is on point, he didnt wax the lady because he knew he could control her, still had situational awareness when dude came back, and that draw and fire speed, somebody doesnt skip range day.
This happened right down the street from my dealership on VB Blvd and I knew something major happened after 15+ units flew passed at 100+ coming to this officers aid; little did they know John Wick was among their ranks - what a badass.
I feel for those who have hit hard times. BUT! Trash like this, that are happy to maim and kill a father just doing his job, deserve what's seen in this video. I actually feel for the officer that had to use deadly force. This pathetic duo were happy to kill and abuse him, they forced him into using his gun. And though they'd have zero care for him, he unfortunately is an actual human being, and might end up with PTSD, for having to react and hurt these scumbags.
5:25 The dumb criminal had almost an 8 sec jump on the cop. You know the cop would not be here it was someone that's trained. I think after reviewing the dashcam the cop would treat that dumb woman differently if that situation happens again.
This whole thing started and ended in less than two minutes. Like, he was chilling at a parking lot, possibly thinking of a coffee and a donut, 2 minutes later he is snapshotting a perp while (wo)manhandling the other. Jesus Christ I could never do that job.
@@croceaMors1 all he’s saying is that the officer put himself in more danger than he needed to. He did good, but he also got lucky. He the dude had a faster draw that could’ve turned out much worse
this has gotta be some of the most amazing police work I've seen, the fact he was putting his life on the line by putting his gun away (she didn't even deserve that) and that as soon as the husband pulled up on him he pulled a Midwest standoff type unholster and didn't even get shot once, crazy this guy deserves a medal
did you see the looky loo in the truck thinking he was going to play white knight (irony) to save the girl? he was right in the line of fire too. If he got shot in the crossfire by the criminal husband he would have learned his lesson not to poke his nose where it doesnt belong
and if the cop had been killed because he was distracted by him, he would have been implicated in it also and most likely went to jail for felony obstruction.
@@ScreamingEagleFTW He may have been looking to help the officer. I know if I'm driving by that's what I would do. Of course I would ask first before stepping in, just in case.
@@chucknorris5141 I think he was, the officer was yelling at him to help him restrain the woman, and he dipped as soon as he saw they were getting third partied
Just blows my mind listening to someone talk like that at the end there... People choose that lifestyle, I will never know why. Thanks for the upload DO!
"I knew he was going to do what he had to do so I wouldn't get shot" - lady, you won't get shot at all if you just comply, don't resist, don't reach for a gun, etc. lmfao. this lady is delusional and lucky to be breathing
Absolutely no consideration for anyone except themselves... Either one of these bleeping-bleeps would've gladly killed an innocent stranger to stay out of trouble.
The officer puts his practice in and it potentially saved his life here. Between a smooth muscle memory draw to a clean shoot while still maintaining control of the initial apprehension. Great work. I was curious how he identified the threat so fast but from the dash footage, you can clearly see the guy in the gray truck moving up to assist then quickly retreating to cover and most likely calling the target. Great awareness all around and amazing self control in not immediately sending her to the turf after the bf got slumped.
Yeah, the hippo was calling out for her husband to come save her, so the cop knew he had a tango hostile inbound. I was shocked he didn't drill her as soon as he switched back, since she still had her gun in her hand and he'd just smoked her armed partner. Hard to stop when you're on a roll!
@@davidgoodnow269 My toughts exactly, as a cop myself getting the focus of someone who is trying to get out the gun on someone else then switching focus back on her i would shoot automaticly casue last thought of her is that she is trying to get a gun to kill me and she indeed got a chacne to get a gun while i was shooting. This guy is a legend
I think the guy in the truck was gonna help the officer restrain her, but when he released her wrist to holster his weapon, she grabbed her gun out. That's what made "truck guy" retreat. The husband said get off my wife as he was pulling the gun out of the bag. I think that's when the officer noticed him.
The situational awareness and target transitioning was top notch. This guys a badass and this also shows how scary officers jobs can be. Especially not having a partner there. Not everyone has the abilities that this man does.
Yeah, but asking a private citizen for help because he didn't know how to use handcuffs was in poor taste. If you can't handcuff someone yourself, then don't work for the police.
@@whodoesntlikesurfing How about you focus on the actual problem (the lack of a partner) rather than him getting assistance from a civilian? Police officers should always have a partner with them, why didn't he?
I love the way she is saying that her husband was 'going to do what he had to do' to make sure she didn't get shot as if she couldn't just stop pulling out a gun on officers to avoid getting shot.
Funny how that works, huh? I'm sure he also had to "do what he had to do" to steal that car so they could drive to the dollar general. If you're just going to ignore evil actions if there is a minor benefit, you can justify literally anything
@@Caffeine_Addict_2020 They were probably forced to this due to systemic racism, being mistreated and help down all their lives. It’s so sad. And apparently he was such a good man.
I mean, like, holy shit. What a situation to be in. 1. You've got a hysterical woman with a gun in her hand, who just hopped out of a potentially stolen vehicle; and 2. A man walks up on you, also holding and point a gun at you. The restraint it must have taken the officer not to shoot the lady is insane.
Dont forget the bloke that drove up to the scene behind the officer and got out of there truck. God only knows what they were planning or thinking of doing.
She was using her "hysteria" as a cover and distraction to try to get to the gun and kill the officer. There's no telling how many times over how many years these two had talked about and planned for exactly this situation as they are committing crime together.
@@stevenhunley9486 I do believe that the person in the truck was called out to by the officer and requested to help him handcuff the woman. We can kind of hear audio of the officer saying something along those lines. The third person in the primary vehicle you do have a point with.
He should've, I genuinely think gender bias played a part here. If you reverse the two's actions he'd have shot the husband reaching for the gun immediately.
Fast? Man had lightning in his veins. Man woke up that morning, heart ablaze with the sense of justice he so heroically displayed here in this footage. Excellent work officer, best wishes!
The situational awareness of the officer is insane, props to him for selecting targets and engaging in that amount of time, the draw and shots were well put and accurate. Love the videos donut!!
Consider myself quite trained in LEO and Military tactics. So I feel I’m qualified to say- the speed and accuracy of those shots is incredible. I pray I’m never confronted with a situation that forces me to draw the firearm but if I do, I pray I react this fast. Incredible reaction time brother.
Gotta love how the family is always like...." they were so loving and sweet, never would hurt a fly, blah blah blah" ...but the same person just tried to off a cop
I hope this officer is able to process all this and doesn't have any lasting issues. We are all quick to forget this type of thing when we move on to the next video and go about our lives. These officers have to live with this for the rest of their lives. Taking a life is not an easy thing, I imagine.
@@LeverPhile Women routinely cause the demise of men, and jackboot order followers routinely show the inner super simp and help them. Trash all around.
Interesting fact about the body camera video in this case, the officer didn't manually activate their camera (high stress, understandable). It (along with the dashcam) ended up getting activated automatically when they removed their firearm from their holster. Cool technology, could have been a mess without any video being captured.
I'm so happy that you post these videos. If it wasn't for you, and others who also post content like this, the police wouldn't stand a chance in the court of public opinion. They're still fighting an uphill battle. Anyway, thanks 👍, and please keep em coming
This situation was so tense it made me tense up in my chair without realizing it.I cannot imagine what that officer was feeling in those moments,props to the officer for having great situational awareness and for choosing the quick draw perk.
Not only was his situational awareness amazing, but that’s a hell of a shot I’m pretty sure the first one was a head shot and he didn’t empty the mag. You definitely have to practice to have skills like that.
You rock man!! Thanks for the amazing content and insight. I always wanted to be in law enforcement, but realized I wouldn’t be able to hang it up at the door for my family. I respect your service big time. Take care
I hear u. I dove into cop work, as an experiment. And had no idea how it would change me, forever. PTSD is no joke....But I already had it before putting on the badges....Poor me. Good luck.
@@peterruiz6117 wow…Well thank you as well for your service. I’m sorry to hear the toll it took. It’s a lot different from growing up in the 80s and 90s. I can’t even imagine what it takes to not lose your shit as a cop now. Insanity!! Take care
I am sitting down and have a calm state of mind and still was reacting slowly as to what I felt the officer should have done, meanwhile the officer is making the best call in a bad situation while under pressure and needing to pay attention to a thousand things. Dude's an actual legend
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Yeah what he said
"My husband had a good heart."
Yeah, and thanks to you, we all got to see it.
He might have a good heart, but thanks to that officer’s badass shot placement, he doesn’t have a good head on his shoulders anymore.
Good heart bad decision making
Now maybe somebody else gets it
Cold-blooded 🥶
*had a good heart.
She said "he was going to do what he had to do to make sure I didn't get shot"......meanwhile she was doing everything possible to get them both shot. What a catch she is.
If you get her number let me know. I like them extra crazy.
"Guess what lady - you didn't get shot, and now your "sweet husband" is dead. All because you chose to steal a car and drive around with firearms loosely tucked into your waistband and bag, indicative of people who don't respect the rules of firearms safety and thus aren't good firearm owners, while possibly looking to commit more felonies when opportunities present themselves; Such as trying to kill a cop to avoid the consequences of your actions. And I'm sure you didn't regret a single one of those decisions."
That's something to the effect of what I would've responded with.
@@Ragehunger Aka, Frick around and find out!
@@Ragehunger How little effort is it to get a gun in America? Isn't there some basic firearm safety you need to understand first? Like ... at least a 1 day course or something? Can you literally just have ID and get a gun even if you have no idea how to safely use a firearm?
@@Skynet5885 If you get one legally there are plenty of hoops to jump through to obtain one. The problem isn't the legal gun owners, it's the illegal gun owners. I mean this couple stole a car, you really don't think they'd steal a couple guns too?
That officer’s situational awareness was amazing
The will to survive can be a powerful motivator
Honestly so impressive. He would have been totally justified to clap the woman too. She owes him a good Xmas present
Most impressive is the fact that after dealing with the husband, he didn't just do the same to the wife with the adrenaline of that happening, her being armed and resisting...
When looking at the audio captured footage; that guy actually had a beat on that cop way before he even noticed him.. he just hesitated in shooting him, or didn't want too, you can also hear him yelling at the cop
Nah fr, the trigger discipline is crazy too.
I died at “the North American Land Hippo is very slow!” Lmao
All hippos spend most of their time on land, I think donut meant land whale.
'When the North American Land Hippo feels threatened, it opens it's mouth WIDE and starts it's hideous shrieking...'
I’m crying rn
The craziest thing is I honestly believe the way she handled this situation was a contributing factor to her husbands death.
100%. She got him killed. If she just chilled and got handcuffed no one is getting shot that day.
I hope, in retrospect, she blames herself. I would be in that situation, for the rest of my life.
But we all know, her vision will be clouded by other people clapping her on the back. Telling her how she was in the right. She will never know the truth of how she got her husband killed.
But we… we will know. And that’s all that matters.
Literally screaming "Baby come help me!", Bitch even lied after
100% screaming I'm the victim while creating the situation as it is...
i have a feeling she was panicking because of unconstitutional gun laws. if guns were legal for all citizens, she wouldnt have been panicking so much. But yeah she should have just taken the L because thats the world that we live in and we gotta deal with that. until we can change it, of course
In a shocking turn of events, the guy's family actually blamed HIM for getting shot and killed, NOT the cop that shot him. They acknowledged that he had mental health issues and was a criminal and that's what led to his ultimate fate. Nice to see a family actually take responsibility for once instead of immediately threatening a lawsuit for a big juicy payday.
Don’t forget all… the police were the ones that rounded up all the Jews… and exterminated them…
Good family but the son they raised still gone down that path
Really? No graduation pics? No He din du muffin? No Al Sharpton or Ben Crump? Whats this world coming to?
That is rare
@idontreadyourrepliesever8032 well its too soon, Ben crump hasn't show dim day wey. When they get told they can get several million dollars for saying he was just defending his wife, believe me, it's coming, probably quietly.
The media should really stop giving these criminals a platform, or at least wait until bodycam footage is released. It's ridiculous that these people are getting a platform for others to sympathize with them. Incredible job to the officer, and I hope the woman gets put behind bars for long.
Let them lie on tape to gain a longer sentence.
When will you understand that the media is in on it and this is all intentional to gaslight the audience? :))
The media takes advantage of these type of things. It's not like they don't think it's unethical. They only care it's profitable.
I'm sure the reporter behind that anti-cop propaganda remains very proud of holding "LEO fascists responsible"!
Sometimes it takes a long while for departments to release the footage, and by that point nobody cares. A developing situation is much more interesting then a clearly justified shooting, private companies are in it for the money so, they exploit these situations.
That officer displayed the difference between training, and "being trained." He expertly did the job of two cops. Good on him!!
Love how her 'HeLP mE!' While being ARRESTED really means 'Please, make everything worse and come die for no reason to save me from my own actions'
Lmao that’s exactly what it means. When police are arresting you there is literally nothing you can do in that situation except seethe and call a lawyer lol people need to understand the second they decide they’re arresting you it’s over no running no fighting is going to help you lol
My thoughts exactly. He died on her behalf. His choice at the end of the day, of course. But I’ve seen people act way more stupid over people they care about and she made the situation way worse.
Bingo! Bingo!
Din do nuffin’.
Happens all the time with ghetto trash women
Lets all take a moment to appreciate the truck driver who stopped after the cop asked for help arresting the woman and he informed the officer the husband was coming back while also moving out of danger zone
Bros a walking W
Oh wow, did Donut miss that? I didn't know that's what the guy in the truck did.
Really? Oh I thought he was an annoying bystander that gets in the way all the time.
@@saax3816 Braindead comment
@@saax3816 what lmao
The self control he exuded not to shoot the woman after quadruple tapping the husband is incredible. Being able to think so clearly while literally being nano-seconds away from being executed is mind bending.
I agree I would have made a ooopsie and put one in the back of her noggin for sure just from getting caught up in the moment.
FR he would have been justified doing so and in the end she was playing the victim card. And everyone wonders why cops are desensitized to this shit.
100% i would have shot her right after capping the husband. He let go of her knowing she was armed and they had no scruples with shooting police.
As a matter of fact the officer could have died. She was sitting on the floor looking towards the officer with the gun still on her hand. He should not have hesitated to drop her.
He only restrained himself because it was a woman. If that were a man, they would have been dead.
Hippo: Please don't shoot me.
Same Hippo: Grabbing concealed glock...
Man for someone with a “good heart” he sure ran off and left her ass there to deal with everything real quick
he was scared, for what reason idk idk what that dude did but he did come back. Came back and made a stupid decision for a stupid woman but hey. It is what it is.
@@ajuslucky5432felon in possession of a firearm and possession of a stolen vehicle that's why
@@W47689 but that doesn't sound like something someone with a good heart would do? im so confused. was he a great person with a great heart or a felon that steals cars and has guns that he will shoot an officer with? sounds more like a THUG to me.
@wesleyplumley3064 idk why you think I'm arguing the facts I'm saying he did that cuz he knew he was about to go to prison for 10+ years
@@ajuslucky5432 yea its isnt all black and white, they were def in the wrong but the whole situation is shitty
The citizen in the black truck who stopped to help (officer told him to help handcuff her) showed good situational awareness too. The dashcam shows him approaching the scene, but when the soon to be deceased husband appeared with a gun, he changed direction towards cover behind a tree and maybe verbally warned the officer. He should get some credit too. Lesson learned, if you ever stop to help an officer in trouble, be alert.
I could be wrong but I think it’s when he noticed the girl had a gun in her hand, not the husband with a gun cause he was still kind of out of vision until he came around to the left side of their car
I don't know I feel like stopping in the first place was terrible situational awareness
You know I seriously doubt that officer asked a random citizen to come help him cuff a suspect with a gun in her hand. Where did you get that information or are you just guessing?
@@SagebrushRambles officer says it out loud if you listen
Stopping to "help" an officer is actually a felony in most jurisdictions as it's considered impersonating a peace-officer. If a police officer doesn't know how to use handcuffs, then he should find a new job. Because we've gotten to a point where cities like L.A., San Francisco, San Diego, and Oakland don't even teach police officers how to use handcuffs since they rely on security guards and loss prevention to make arrests for them. It's sad when you think about it.
It's one of the reasons why we have citizen's arrest laws and shopkeeper's privilege. Police do not know how to use handcuffs and have to rely on private citizens making arrests (even wrongful ones) to meet their quota. That's why most lawsuits pertaining to false shoplifting accusations are also against police departments, and it's because police officers are taught to believe whatever a security guard or store employee tells them without investigation. That's why they can't stand the fact that people no longer respect store security or loss prevention like they did in the 2000s and 2010s.
As a dispatcher, not hearing a response when asked for the location is terrifying. I’m sooooo happy that body cam footage was released as a counter to that interview of the Land Hippos.
Why do dispatchers still ask that? I have a feeling it’s just been passed on through the years because obviously you used to NOT have a screen showing the location of all the units. But since we do now, we should get away from that. An officer chasing/fighting someone shouldn’t waste time telling you what you already know.
@@DB-cu4hn Trust but Verify? It's amazing how badly things can go, when you _trust_ computerized location information!
Want to circle a bad neighborhood, while a trade for a trunk full of automatic weapons goes down and the dealer and buyer eyeball the lost idiot? Garmin can help make that happen! Want to drive off a bridge that washed out three years ago? Garmin can help! Want to drive down roads only locals know, up to your hub spinning in mud, when G.P.S. says you're on a State Highway? Garmin can make that happen!
Want to direct fire from a 155 artillery battery on your own position as Final Protective Fire? Good luck, G.P.S. plus the maps have you at a hill two miles from your actual location!
_Trust,_ but _verify._
@@DB-cu4hn id more so it's because they are tracking cars not so much the officer.
So if this officer chased her across the Parking lot to a store or etc they need the update
@@DB-cu4hn I suspect that the car has bluetracking, but the cops don't.
My husband works for the railroad. He's lost count of the number of times people have gotten stuck on the tracks. Because they were following what they were told to do by what ever system they were using like Garmin.
That’s some fuckin spidey sense awareness geeze
Probably also got alerted by that bystander who saw the guy approaching the cop with a gun a moment before. You see him backing off and saying something in the terms of "o shit".
the fact she lied and says that shit at the end makes me so mad it's crazy. thank god the officer is all good
cops already get a bad rap because of the people who do stupid shit. she was trying to take advantage of that and use it to possibly get outta that situation and get some lawsuit money out of it. it's fucked up and she's lucky that she didn't get 2 tapped.
She is an Amber Teard class lady
They should charge her with murder, for the death of her husband. Homicide in the commission of a felony.
The sad part is that she believes her own lie
She's proven she will never learn and will always be a danger to the public, why waste tax dollars on someone like that.
It's always shocking to learn that criminals are not always truthful.
Even knowing that there's video from two different angles proving that they did it.
@WesPhly so...yeah still doesn't change what happened, that officer is a hero.
@WesPhly A vast majority of cops are honest good people.
A vast majority of criminals are lying pieces of shit.
@@mrsds44th Yes but take the truth vs lie from cops and from perps and I guarantee you that ratio is WAAAY better for the cops than the perps. So much so that it is a disservice to cops to even make that comparison.
@WesPhly well yes, but thats a whole different problem and I fully agree with you, but in this situation he was in the right and had 2 camera angles. along with this he likely had the right to shoot her since she went for the gun, but he didn't and only fired at the husband to save his own life. he never showed brutality since he didn't harm her unnecessarily and only did harm in self defence.
“North American Land Hippo”😂😂😂😂😂
It’s genuinely scary how the couple can think they are in the right in this situation
Our current society has a mega hardon for victim mentality. It's supported quite well by the ever popular "righteous" indignation for the "victim"
These turds do not belong in civilized society, they need to be jailed or put down.
she obviously knows she was in the wrong, criminals just say everything and anything to try and lower the years spent locked up
Guarantee you neither of those two ever thought they were wrong about anything in their entire lives.
If we dont have sympathy for the thieves and criminals" we are racists"🙄
And we can all thank obama for that...lmfao go figure
This officer’s situational awareness is incredible. Hands on, on the ground, mid-fight, notices a gunman and gets the drop on him. Amazing.
It was stated in the video. Calm down
What is amazing is that the awareness kicks in at the perfect time. He had the female mostly subdued. If he was a bit premature he might have drawn on the Guy, releasing the female, potentially allowing her to obtain control of her hidden weapon and using it against him.
The suspect was yelling at the officer to get his attention. No the officers situational awareness is not incredible. The suspect hesitated where as the officer had no reason to do so. And so the Officer shot as he was justified to do so and was likely in real danger. But the point being. He was not SUPER AWARE he was being yelled at and noticed and looked.
I wonder if that guy in the truck that got out didn't alert him. Or if he was just trying to be a white knight hero for the "woman" who was trying to pull her gun
@@Mantic0reIlluminati333considering the fact the girl was yelling right in his ear he’s yelling and his partner is yelling it’s pretty safe to say he didn’t hear the dude u can’t even hear him on the dashcam
Literally everything she said to describe her husband and the situation shows that he did not in fact have a good heart.
That's why they're all armed and driving stolen cars.
Only the goodies do that.
I never seen anyone with a good heart driving a stolen vehicle and carrying a weapon without a license.
"I seen my wife getting arrested and I did what was logical and pulled out my Glock 19 and tried to shoot him, I was in the right"
@@aptwo916
Watch the videos again and you'll see the first person ever to be like that.
Actually no heart since it was blown out his back and most likely his lungs to if the officer was using a 9mm.
You know what, I’be fallen far enough down this hole that you’ve earned my sub. Keep it up Donut.
“We were just strolling around in a stolen car, both armed, but my husband was the sweetest”
Always the same story with those stupid hippos
@@AnishChari Not anymore. :)
Nothing wrong with being armed.
@MegadethTillDeth No there's not. Unless you're a prohibited possessor with multiple felonies & driving around in a stolen vehicle.
@@MegadethTillDeth cop was too, and good thing he was.
I still can’t believe he didn’t off her too. When her husband came up about to off the officer and he justifiably reacted in putting down the threat. Her still holding the gun and him not offing her too shows incredible discipline and control in a life and death situation. A+ job by the officer.
I'm pretty sure the only reason she was alive is because her back was facing him when he Refocused on her, and if she was turned around facing him she would have been killed there also.
@@soppybottomboys1195 too bad she wasnt facing him :(
This cop is a professional, skilled and with the right mindest. He's not there to get shot, but he's also not there to kill. He would have had every right in the world to put a bullet in her back, when she reached for a gun, but he decided he was in control of this situation and it was not necessary. We need more cops like this one.
@@DescendDab why so the cop could catch a bullshit lawsuit from her family? Plenty of discount Micheal Avenatis out there just frothing at the mouth for a lawsuit like this
There would have been no lawsuit with that body cam you idiot. She was trying to pull the gun on the cop. Shooting her was totally justified.
He had a very good heart and "didn't wanna see harm coming to nobody" in that stolen car
Don't forget both were armed too.
It was Opposite Day when she gave that statement lol
Doesn’t have a good heart anymore.
Double negative, so she was truthful about that. Seems like he did want harm coming to anybody.
It’s amazing to me how these animals rationalize their behavior.
that's some john fucking wick stuff
Your channel has completely changed my perspective of police work for the better. Mad respect to you for sharing these video with us
I appreciate that
Not really
Since action camera was becoming a thing, peoples see the truth behind the scenes. No, cops don't shoot everyone like cowboys. No they don't arrest peoples on colors or whatever. They do their job: uphold the law, follow their cop instinct and protect.
Yes, they have some loose ones and bad ones like everywhere, but 99% only do their job, and putting THEIR live at risk to do it.
I'm french, was 14 at this time, I lived in Torrance in the early 90's right after the riots (moved in July), and i saw all the shit LAPD was in from my own eyes. And it was a fuckload of shit. Gangs everywhere (Torrance was quite peaceful...by day, but some blocks east, not so), west, south and central was a mess, and i remember that local and national TV's spitted their anger against LAPD, how they were racists, violents etc. And every time cops cannot prove anything to defend theirselves, because no embedded camera, no CCTV. "Police is bad, others are ONLY good peaceful people that did nothing wrong but only being black".
Note that Hispanics and Asians were meticulously spared from the narrative.
Since 2000's, peoples sees ALL, ears ALL, knows ALL. Almost.
Yeah now go watch a channel of all the greasy cops trying to draw charges where there are none to be had.
@@zebatov Calm down white-chocolate.😂😂😂
Out of everything that officer did. I was really amazed at how fast he drew his pistol, and dropped that guy. Not only that, but how fast he snapped back to the woman, and kept his cool throughout the whole situation.
Yeah, that was truly amazing!
As a rainbow 6 player that’s rookie work (I couldn’t even do that in r6 this shit was impressive and well handled)
I was amazed he didn’t blow her brains out the back of her head, she was still fucking with the gun while she was 90 degrees to him I would’ve turned to her and put two in her dome cause she was still messing with the damn Glock in he waistband
@@carterroane5542nah the flicks and everything besides drawing your weapon that fast is possible in Siege but that situation awareness is crazy man’s was really acting like a siege pro for a comparison
just goes to show you that while a gun can be a force multiplier, training for these situations increases the number at which the force is multiplied.
Pure instinctual shooting. He obviously practices and is very proficient. Situational awareness is spot on. Add mercy on top of all that and you are left with an absolute A+.
Well said.
So now you're assuming everyone's language has an a in the alphabet.
@@charltonhudson9846 ???
@@charltonhudson9846 well he’s typing in only one… so…
@@charltonhudson9846 it's youtube not twitter
The restraint the officer showed is actually incredible. He is pumped full of adrenaline and takes down one suspect, and instead of unloading on the one below him, he shows restraint and gives her orders so she has a chance to drop the weapon and comply. Incredible.
I actually think he showed TOO MUCH restraint. If that woman wanted to really kill him she could've when he let her go. Had that been a dude, I definitely think the cop would've been shot.
@@ffjsb I agree. Best case scenario is the cop smokes land whale when she first pulls a gun on him and then smokes homey when he comes back.
It blows my mind how these ladies think that screaming like a baby would make you drop your guard. Lmao, it's not the 50's anymore.
@@ffjsb Agreed. He should have shot her as soon as she went for the gun. He got lucky as hell things didn't go a different way.
@@drewschumann1 "Best case scenario" is both of them dead? Ya'll are some bloodthirsty crazy asses man. The cop would have been justified shooting her as well, but you would actually prefer two dead versus one dead and one in custody? There is no value to human life in society's head anymore. It's actually nuts. The best case scenario is how it played out.
imagine the state of mind you need to be in to be screaming "help me!" as you simultaneously have a glock in your waistband and are reaching for it as the officer is on your back. pure insanity
also, that little contextual video at the end is the cherry on top!
I guess people would rather die than go back to prison. Better for us law abiding citizens tho! 😂
She wanted her husband to help her by murdering the cop.
Brainwashed
Exactly
Officer Quickdraw was kind enough to donate a police issued air conditioner to that kind young man....
Holy shit, that cop must have had is FOV maxed out. Incredible situational awareness and marksmanship. Promote ahead of peers.
Field of vision settings was always maxed out. homie had 420 degree vision lmao
His FoV was set to Quake Pro.
@@Zeppathy quake pro with swiftness 2
5:25 not really. The dumb criminal had almost an 8 sec jump on the cop. You know the cop would not be here it was someone that's trained.
Mf had quickdraw pro, gung-ho, and stoping power pro 😂
As a Virginia Beach resident I’m so thankful for our outstanding police force. Thanks Donut for converting these as you always do.
Converting?
757 having a lot of scary situations lately
@@randallsmerna384 Converting body cam footage into a comprehensible, well thought out, factual videos. I think that's what he meant
I'm from VB too. Been here all of my 48 years!
@@randallsmerna384 ConVirgin
Now he has a heavy heart. Lead filled with
This was STONE-COLD. That quick reaction from the side of the cop. Goddamn hell of an impressive feat.
The super sticky part was, the fact that he was all alone, going against two potentially armed suspects, of which one was trailing away and then returning. I understand cops can't have partners every time, but damn this is a good example of why a partner is needed.
@@saax3816 that’s just…absurdly wrong 😂
@@saax3816 people in these comments dumb you're the shining pupil here's a gold star
dude he doesn't have room for a partner because he needs some where for his balls to ride. All joking aside though yes that was a very dangerous situation for that officer to be at by himself. The fact that there was the rear passenger aswell what if he would have been packing aswell.
@@austinschiefelbein1099 that officer was 100% packing and I don't just mean packing heat. 😅
@@saax3816 lol you should be flagged for lies and misinformation
This officer’s awareness off his surroundings and confidence to holster and re draw quick enough without panicking is outstanding 👏
William K And they plan on taking Our 2A. Good luck ' I hope not.
@@cupcake5380 what in the sweet love of fuck does that have to do with ANYTHING in this video? Cops have the right to bear arms with or without the 2nd and I’m willing to bet my left nut those other two numbskulls didn’t get their guns through legal means. Which also has nothing to do with the 2nd amendment you Ammosexual.
Does anybody know if he served in the military? Like in special forces? Because it seems like he’s been trained well on knowing his surroundings
That's my thought too. He was wayyyy too calm for the average cop in this situation. Ex-military make the absolute best police imo
this guy is an amazing cop fs
That was a thing of beauty. I’m so proud of that officer. Perfect shot and yes situational awareness.
Yeah that was badass
Absolute legendary training
Pretty hard to miss a guy yelling at you to get off his wife multiple times.
He’s standing there for several seconds fumbling with the gun in the bag. Cop was lucky he didn’t get shot.
@@poptart9585people are definitely too quick to say good situational awareness. Good situational awareness would’ve been not putting the gun away to begin with when the person you’re wrestling has one and is grabbing for it. Dude made an opening for them to kill him. If the husband wasn’t a dipshit the cop would’ve had a bullet in his head before even knowing dude was there.
That young man was a light of the community! Always donated his time to the homeless shelters. Ran a non profit. Was a 4.0 gpa student.
The pucker factor, the situational awareness, the TRAINING (that all police need), and what I can only also consider "divine intervention" is just out right astonishing!! That officer deserves some form of recognition
It really is divine intervention, cop was not aware of the guy until he got too close.
@@Sam-fs8sx
you’re joking right? Put yourself in his shoes, would you have even glanced up for the slightest second if she had a firm grasps on that pistol the way she did? Bc 99% of us would of gotten tunnel vision in that situation I can guarantee it.
I would say well sir a job well done you can retire now on full benefits have a wonderful life!
Training my foot, LUCK. OR he trained on his own. Dept. are notoriously CHEAP when it comes to training....until a lawsuit is lost by them.
@@sethlee486 I know I would’ve had tunnel vision
Officer almost cleaned the whole gene pool in less then 30 seconds , glad he’s ok and is an insane draw under stress
I wonder could we convince him to continue his cleaning?
He probably should've
I was puckering waiting for him to hurry up and draw in the vehicle footage, perp could've shot him way sooner
I wish the gene pool got completely clean
@@whatyoudo9773 yes but then how does mainstream media get a cops and guns bad video if she’s dead?
The restraint right there to hold his fire on the woman after dropping the guy just shows how trained he is. Giving every possible chance for the person to give up
Only because of how it turned out. He was lucky.
@@wesleyhudson2028 what do you mean, “he got lucky”? He didn’t fire on someone that could have fired on him, literally right after dispatching someone. Sure as shit if she raises that weapon, there’s another body on the scene
@@wesleyhudson2028 Every gunfight revolves around luck to some degree, but his skill helped a LOT.
She wasn't.
Black that's why she didn't get shot
Not only was his situational awareness and draw exceptional, the fact he refrained from firing on the woman when he snapped back at her and she was still fumbling with her gun just shows how in control he was.
The only reason she isn’t on a slab at the coroner is because he couldn’t bring himself to shoot a woman. Chivalry should go out the window when your on the ground fighting over control of a weapon.
We must have watched 2 separate videos because I never saw her with a gun in her hand! I didn’t see her reach for one either. I did see the cop ready and willing to execute her with his gun. I watched the murder of a man who had a mental disability and wanted to be a cowboy instead of waiting for back up!
@@Freedom_Rider915 You should re-watch the video a few times after the drugs wear off. Look closely at 3:20 how she got a full grip on that glock in her waistband, trying to pull it out while the cop holds her hand from pulling it out.
@@Freedom_Rider915 You're right, you were watching a different video, because in the video I saw she reached for it and had her hand on the grip of her gun and continued to fight trying to pull it out of her waistband. I saw the cop not being ready and willing to execute her because he holstered his own gun to continue to try to cuff her without having to resort to deadly force. I watched her husband retrieve his gun and he had the drop on the cop, who only had a fraction of a second to respond, which he did so justifiably.
@@centurian318 bro what? That is not the reason at all. The cop just had a lot of control over the situation, and I'm sure he would not hesitate to shoot if the husband and wife's positions were swapped at that moment
“My husband had a good heart” Well then why did it just stop working 💀
Damn, even blurred looks like the criminal took one to the dome. Mad props to the officer for his amazing situational awareness skills as well as masterfully taking out a hostile threat to the public while keeping the entire situation under control.
Check out the video on Donut’s Raw Police Footage 👍
yeah. noticed that head movement. great shot. crazy!!!!
Mastery in action!
Yeah, it's either the first or second shot too that hit the off button. Great shot! Might have saved his life.
good thing the perp struggled to get the gun out the bag and walked from behind cover. man that couldve gotten ugly for the cop fast
Dude she really is lucky, he could've easily two tapped after switching back just because he already KNEW she had a gun and was trying to pull it
shame he didn't. she's never gonna change even after watching her hubby catch 9mm to the face
She's the luckiest hoe on the block but still tries to play victim. Cop realllllly should have just put the poor cow down
He should have
I was thinking he was about to lay them BOTH down!
That's what I would have done if it was me
that guy's balls were dragging on the ground the entire way home jesus
That officer's side hustle must be moonlighting as The Flash. That threat assessment and time-to-draw was almost inhumanly fast. Well done on his part.
Yeah, I don't think the guy even saw it coming.
I bet this cop wants full autos legalized
@@TheAnnoyingBoss What?
@@TheAnnoyingBoss And full autos are already legal
@@DrownInLysergic not legal enough
Officer reacted perfectly in this situation. She's very lucky indeed that she's not dead too.
She too has a great heart too and possibly wouldn't have shot the office lmao
@@multieverything5763 thank God they had such great hearts. Stole a car and pulled guns on people. I was definitely raised knowing that's where good hearts come from.
@@tylerstrow811fucked up our world is bro XD
I'm a bit disappointed we are all burdened with her still being alive.
Perfectly!?
She could have killed him so many times, he took an insane risk for no other reason but her being a woman.
Should have dropped her right when she refused to DROP THE FUCKING GUN.
The fact that some people ACTUALLY WANT TO DO THIS JOB is insane to me. That dude did an amazing and it didn’t have to end this way
Breaks my heart to see all the animosity toward police lately. There are certainly bad cops and they should be prosecuted and fired but most cops are very selfless and risk their lifes every traffic stop, every domestic situation, and every arrest and I say God bless those brave men and women in uniform.
Was thinking the same man I would've been so lost in this situation this cop had some nice training
i do. what’s wrong with it
@@surefiresteak0292 He just means the job is a hard one and not everyone is fit to do it. There's nothing wrong with the job it's just you need a certain set of skills and bravery to be able to do it effectively
@@lowestcommonDenomanator - Cops have taken to wearing military uniforms, acting like they are an occupying force instead of community servants. That is a big part of the problem.
_Shots Fired!! Shots Fired!!_ My boy didn't even need a radio...
My faith in humanity is once again plummeting. That she could try to make this a tragedy on her own part is disgusting and pathetic.
The cop is also human.
But possibly robocop.
Its not she thats the real issue, its the believers. Each time they start going off how its the cops fault we find out the person had a violent passed and this isnt their first rodeo.
Well, it always backfires on the liars when the footage comes out, so there's that.
Mainly certain species...
She is disgusting and pathetic!🎯
Hats off to that officer. Saved his own life by being aware through the chaos
Yea its crazy how the guy was willing to kill a cop who let him run off and get away..
Great training saves lives. Too bad so many departments got "defunded" so they can't even properly train their officers now.
Give that man a raise god damn, amazing situational awareness in such a stressful environment and kept his cool as well
I say let him retire early with full pension. If I was him and I just survived that and was able to re-watch the video of the few seconds where my life was almost taken by a piece of shit willing to kill over a stolen vehicle charge that would probably be plead down to nothing by the DA, I'd hang it up.
@@kozakoutdoors7305
Just don't tell anyone, cos as we know retiring cops get killed on retirement day.
@@kozakoutdoors7305 shoot bro it's a wild world these days none of us actually retire I think. While you're on earth you're always clocked in until you leave and some people like in this video decide to leave before their time and it's quite sad
What a fine upstanding couple.
Dude, what amazing instincts and awareness. Not a whole lot of people would’ve walked out of that situation alive.
And yet crickets from the media. Doesn’t fit their narrative.
A few more people shouldn't have.
Oh, we have another boy scout honor roll student who was on his way to bible study. Driving a stolen car and pointing a gun at an officer.
He fu*ked around and found out.
Thanks for the shooty shoot breakdown, Donut. I hope all is well with you.
That cop is on point, he didnt wax the lady because he knew he could control her, still had situational awareness when dude came back, and that draw and fire speed, somebody doesnt skip range day.
@ 6:24: "Get off my wife". Might have been his "last words", but I bet she heard it before! lol
This happened right down the street from my dealership on VB Blvd and I knew something major happened after 15+ units flew passed at 100+ coming to this officers aid; little did they know John Wick was among their ranks - what a badass.
Probably not your first time. That area is rough. Hated going anywhere near there when I was towing.
I feel bad the officer had to do this. But damn glad he's able to go home to his family because of him obviously being well trained
Doing everything he could to not have to shoot somebody that day. Then the POS lady has the nerve to lie about it.
I feel for those who have hit hard times. BUT! Trash like this, that are happy to maim and kill a father just doing his job, deserve what's seen in this video. I actually feel for the officer that had to use deadly force. This pathetic duo were happy to kill and abuse him, they forced him into using his gun. And though they'd have zero care for him, he unfortunately is an actual human being, and might end up with PTSD, for having to react and hurt these scumbags.
5:25 The dumb criminal had almost an 8 sec jump on the cop. You know the cop would not be here it was someone that's trained. I think after reviewing the dashcam the cop would treat that dumb woman differently if that situation happens again.
That cops training and situational awareness was impressive.
Training? Okay, bootlicker. A broken clock is right twice a day. Most of the time they can't hit the broad side of a barn.
@@ARedMotorcycle lol what? Bootlicker that's cute.
This cop got ultra instinct and spidey senses added to his morning coffee. Well done
The level of situational awareness is incredible. That's a dangerous man. We need more like him.
that "dangerous man" is putting everything he has on the line every day for his community
@@LIONTAMER3D you're a lot of fun at parties
This whole thing started and ended in less than two minutes. Like, he was chilling at a parking lot, possibly thinking of a coffee and a donut, 2 minutes later he is snapshotting a perp while (wo)manhandling the other.
Jesus Christ I could never do that job.
@@Isnogood12 it takes a real man, a sheepdog. Upmost respect to the men.
@@croceaMors1 all he’s saying is that the officer put himself in more danger than he needed to. He did good, but he also got lucky. He the dude had a faster draw that could’ve turned out much worse
this has gotta be some of the most amazing police work I've seen, the fact he was putting his life on the line by putting his gun away (she didn't even deserve that) and that as soon as the husband pulled up on him he pulled a Midwest standoff type unholster and didn't even get shot once, crazy this guy deserves a medal
did you see the looky loo in the truck thinking he was going to play white knight (irony) to save the girl? he was right in the line of fire too. If he got shot in the crossfire by the criminal husband he would have learned his lesson not to poke his nose where it doesnt belong
and if the cop had been killed because he was distracted by him, he would have been implicated in it also and most likely went to jail for felony obstruction.
I aint gonna lie bro if the cop was me i would be dead if i did what he did. But as soon as she grabs the gun im shooting the woman
@@ScreamingEagleFTW He may have been looking to help the officer. I know if I'm driving by that's what I would do. Of course I would ask first before stepping in, just in case.
@@chucknorris5141 I think he was, the officer was yelling at him to help him restrain the woman, and he dipped as soon as he saw they were getting third partied
Man, I appreciate the length of your videos. It seems almost impossible to watch a crime video under 60 min these days
With 59 minutes of uncut boring interrogation footage
It’s still too long
blame that JCS ripoff channel that manages to be as entertaining as watching paint dry
That cop is a legit skater. He did a perfect fakie big flip in his patrol boots.😂
Thank you Donut for presenting a fair view of policing to the public. What you (and your cat) does is very important.
6:24 in a way it worked?
@@redmist6630 💀
Meow
most people here are cop simps
I think you meant to say biased instead of fair.
Just blows my mind listening to someone talk like that at the end there... People choose that lifestyle, I will never know why. Thanks for the upload DO!
"I knew he was going to do what he had to do so I wouldn't get shot" - lady, you won't get shot at all if you just comply, don't resist, don't reach for a gun, etc. lmfao. this lady is delusional and lucky to be breathing
Losers got to be losers together and that's how they live their live.
Time spent in the sandbox is directly proportional to the number of cat turds to deal with.
Apparently her husbands mind was blown too… 😂
Absolutely no consideration for anyone except themselves... Either one of these bleeping-bleeps would've gladly killed an innocent stranger to stay out of trouble.
He is a man of commitment, concentration, and sheer will.
The officer puts his practice in and it potentially saved his life here. Between a smooth muscle memory draw to a clean shoot while still maintaining control of the initial apprehension. Great work. I was curious how he identified the threat so fast but from the dash footage, you can clearly see the guy in the gray truck moving up to assist then quickly retreating to cover and most likely calling the target. Great awareness all around and amazing self control in not immediately sending her to the turf after the bf got slumped.
His body camera is pointed one way but his head was probably on a swivel fighting the gun woman watching out for boyfriend
Yeah, the hippo was calling out for her husband to come save her, so the cop knew he had a tango hostile inbound.
I was shocked he didn't drill her as soon as he switched back, since she still had her gun in her hand and he'd just smoked her armed partner. Hard to stop when you're on a roll!
@@davidgoodnow269 My toughts exactly, as a cop myself getting the focus of someone who is trying to get out the gun on someone else then switching focus back on her i would shoot automaticly casue last thought of her is that she is trying to get a gun to kill me and she indeed got a chacne to get a gun while i was shooting. This guy is a legend
I think the guy in the truck was gonna help the officer restrain her, but when he released her wrist to holster his weapon, she grabbed her gun out. That's what made "truck guy" retreat. The husband said get off my wife as he was pulling the gun out of the bag. I think that's when the officer noticed him.
Title should be "Idiotic armed couple vs Hero Cop". Nice one, Donut!
The situational awareness and target transitioning was top notch. This guys a badass and this also shows how scary officers jobs can be. Especially not having a partner there. Not everyone has the abilities that this man does.
Yeah, but asking a private citizen for help because he didn't know how to use handcuffs was in poor taste. If you can't handcuff someone yourself, then don't work for the police.
@@whodoesntlikesurfing He was trying to get the gun out of her reach, that's why he asked for the other guy's help. Not that he couldn't handcuff her
@@psychoboy6613 Excuses, excuses.
@@whodoesntlikesurfing How about you focus on the actual problem (the lack of a partner) rather than him getting assistance from a civilian?
Police officers should always have a partner with them, why didn't he?
@@whodoesntlikesurfing sound like a Portland democrat 🤣
"my husband had a good heart" Keyword lady... "Had"
I love the way she is saying that her husband was 'going to do what he had to do' to make sure she didn't get shot as if she couldn't just stop pulling out a gun on officers to avoid getting shot.
He was true to his word... she was on the FAFO train and him getting shot probably changed the course of her not getting shot.
Lying is their #1 quality, with racism and crime tied for a very close second place.
Funny how that works, huh? I'm sure he also had to "do what he had to do" to steal that car so they could drive to the dollar general. If you're just going to ignore evil actions if there is a minor benefit, you can justify literally anything
@@Caffeine_Addict_2020 They were probably forced to this due to systemic racism, being mistreated and help down all their lives. It’s so sad. And apparently he was such a good man.
@@rockinroll817 I'm just going to assume that is 100% sarcasm, but it's very hard to tell through text
I mean, like, holy shit. What a situation to be in.
1. You've got a hysterical woman with a gun in her hand, who just hopped out of a potentially stolen vehicle; and 2. A man walks up on you, also holding and point a gun at you.
The restraint it must have taken the officer not to shoot the lady is insane.
Dont forget the bloke that drove up to the scene behind the officer and got out of there truck. God only knows what they were planning or thinking of doing.
Also the first person to have left the vehicle. If the other two were packing it only takes one more for it to be a patern.
She was using her "hysteria" as a cover and distraction to try to get to the gun and kill the officer. There's no telling how many times over how many years these two had talked about and planned for exactly this situation as they are committing crime together.
@@stevenhunley9486 I do believe that the person in the truck was called out to by the officer and requested to help him handcuff the woman. We can kind of hear audio of the officer saying something along those lines. The third person in the primary vehicle you do have a point with.
He should've, I genuinely think gender bias played a part here. If you reverse the two's actions he'd have shot the husband reaching for the gun immediately.
😂😂😂😂😂that interview is hilarious
Fast? Man had lightning in his veins. Man woke up that morning, heart ablaze with the sense of justice he so heroically displayed here in this footage. Excellent work officer, best wishes!
Mans woke up and said
"Speed. I am Speed."
Lmao
A pssy with a gun meets a spartan with a gun lmao
I figured the demon slayer reference
Respect
@@Laocoon283 Lmao
He didn’t just have nerve impulses he had fibre optic cables
The situational awareness of the officer is insane, props to him for selecting targets and engaging in that amount of time, the draw and shots were well put and accurate. Love the videos donut!!
Consider myself quite trained in LEO and Military tactics. So I feel I’m qualified to say- the speed and accuracy of those shots is incredible. I pray I’m never confronted with a situation that forces me to draw the firearm but if I do, I pray I react this fast.
Incredible reaction time brother.
Yeah he fukn went off
What you consider yourself, and what you let out in public,are two different things...
Consider myself quite trained in heart and kidney transplants, plus I can make pizza from scratch.
Gotta love how the family is always like...." they were so loving and sweet, never would hurt a fly, blah blah blah" ...but the same person just tried to off a cop
While sitting in a stolen vehicle.
3:29 that took me out like that glock😂
I hope this officer is able to process all this and doesn't have any lasting issues. We are all quick to forget this type of thing when we move on to the next video and go about our lives. These officers have to live with this for the rest of their lives. Taking a life is not an easy thing, I imagine.
"My husband has a good heart" ... Not anymore .. He has a splattered heart
Yes, always carry a doner card.
... and she essentially got him killed by trying to draw her weapon and screaming like a banshee.
@@LeverPhile dude finally a comment mentioning this god damn landwhale screams, so incredibly annoying
She can't get his reboot card in prison no mo💀
@@LeverPhile Women routinely cause the demise of men, and jackboot order followers routinely show the inner super simp and help them. Trash all around.
That officer is outstanding! Awesome reaction time, awesome calmness, maintained fine motor skills relative to his situation. Nicely done sir 👏🏽
How he resisted the urge to put 3 in her after dropping her gentle good-hearted husband is beyond me...
It's safe to say that he's been in the shit before.
3:40 that cop gave her a full life in that moment.
Interesting fact about the body camera video in this case, the officer didn't manually activate their camera (high stress, understandable). It (along with the dashcam) ended up getting activated automatically when they removed their firearm from their holster. Cool technology, could have been a mess without any video being captured.
Yep, I hope that hippo is suffering with thousands from charges 😂
And thank God for it, she got called out on her lies
I'm so happy that you post these videos. If it wasn't for you, and others who also post content like this, the police wouldn't stand a chance in the court of public opinion. They're still fighting an uphill battle. Anyway, thanks 👍, and please keep em coming
the fact she isnt swiss cheese after he refocused on her is fkn insane. the restraint of the officer is wild.
Lack of tunnel vision likely saved his life. Oh and training with his equipment. Definitely trains.
He made sure he’s the deadliest player on the playing field
This situation was so tense it made me tense up in my chair without realizing it.I cannot imagine what that officer was feeling in those moments,props to the officer for having great situational awareness and for choosing the quick draw perk.
Wow! Her words were so touching for such a liar. I’m grateful the officer wasn’t killed. Good training means so much.
“He had a good heart”, as we stole this vehicle
Imagine yourself in the judge’s seat listening to her BS all day.
Not only was his situational awareness amazing, but that’s a hell of a shot I’m pretty sure the first one was a head shot and he didn’t empty the mag. You definitely have to practice to have skills like that.
even had restraint not to shoot the woman. Man knows his stuff
@@guidelamp4025 then you get media hounding
@@braincell4536 yeah I would have “ooops’d” her in the back of the head for sure for sure.
What's up with cowards deleting there comment, just live that L.
@@guidelamp4025 well, it's not there
A year after you posted this video and I'm still watching it I just love the Quick Draw reaction
You rock man!! Thanks for the amazing content and insight. I always wanted to be in law enforcement, but realized I wouldn’t be able to hang it up at the door for my family. I respect your service big time. Take care
I hear u. I dove into cop work, as an experiment. And had no idea how it would change me, forever. PTSD is no joke....But I already had it before putting on the badges....Poor me.
Good luck.
@@peterruiz6117 wow…Well thank you as well for your service. I’m sorry to hear the toll it took. It’s a lot different from growing up in the 80s and 90s. I can’t even imagine what it takes to not lose your shit as a cop now. Insanity!! Take care
Finally, a well trained officer. He even took care of the situation by himself.
ya normally this is a job for like 20-30 cops XD
Don’t forget all… the police were the ones that rounded up all the Jews… and exterminated them…
Unlike in Wisconsin where they are mewling social workers with a badge.
No, NOT well-trained. This could have been avoided if the impatient police officer had waited for backup like he was likely trained to do.
@@cupholder7758 the suspects were fleeing and he had no idea they were armed, by the time he knew her husband was coming back with a gun
I am sitting down and have a calm state of mind and still was reacting slowly as to what I felt the officer should have done, meanwhile the officer is making the best call in a bad situation while under pressure and needing to pay attention to a thousand things. Dude's an actual legend
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug. When your brain dumps it into your system, it lights up your senses and nerves like a Christmas tree.
WTF IS THAT PICKUP TRUCK DRIVER DOING!??? Getting close to film when she’s obviously armed.