Lol watch the ABC live chase youtube channel some time.. the cops in LA basically NEVER catch people in car chases... the news chopper will literally follow the car for hours without any cops even trying anymore.. its ridiculous... (speaking of California.. it's ridiculous)
Couldn't include this in the edit, but the police department in Manny's video had their own incident in 2023 where three of their cops chased down a double amputee with a knife as he hobbled away, abandoning his wheelchair before shooting him in the street. News article is in the video description. I bet they invited Manny because they're desperate for the good PR.
Was homeless for a long while, once had a guy shoot over my camp to scare me off. Direction he shot was into town, so called the cops. They were far more concerned about me being homeless there over a guy randomly shooting into a full town.
At 16 my parents called the police on me while I was in mental health crisis. Two huge guys with guns walked into my childhood bedroom and I immediately had a panic attack. The cops reaction to my hyperventilating and panic was to say “she’s way too old to be acting like this” Almost a decade later it’s something I will never forgive my family for. Edit: Just wanted to say I am doing so much better than I was at 16! Thank you to everyone who was wondering. I moved four hours from my parents when I turned 18. This happened in America where there is little to no improvement for this types of situations. I will always advocate for trained mental health professionals or police trained on these circumstances to respond to these types of calls. However there are some situations where actual police are needed which I agree with. I know that some police save people in crisis AND I’ve seen and heard of stories of police arresting, shooting, and tasing people who are in mental health crisis. Like most things there is a balance we must find.
Damn I'm really sorry to hear that. Hope you're doing better. I feel weird about this because I did once call the cops because a friend was ready to end it. I live in a different country with quite decent police I have to say. They found him and brought him home and I'll be forever thankful to those guys.
In Australia, if it's a mental health issue, first and foremost you call the ambulance. If there's a security issue, you then call the police. When I've seen this happen as a bystander, usually the ambulance make the call to the police. That's not to say that police aren't needed in some cases, but in the situation you were in, it's really uncalled for.
Fun fact about police in the US. About two years ago there was a disturbance at the grocery store across the street from my apartment. I was outside smoking a cigarette at the time and was a witness. I went to talk to the responding office. We talked for about 10 minutes before another cop showed up just as I was shaking the first officer's hand and he jumped out of his cruiser before it full stopped gun drawn, pointed at me, yelling at me to get away from the officer before he shoots me in the head. The first officer eventually got the second one to calm down and head back on patrol as I was leaving. The second officer then tried to hit me with his car and yelled out the window to "meet me in [town redacted to not dox myself] and fight me you little b*tch." It was fuckin wild.
@@JubioHDXbecause cops are predisposed to be violent and controlling, are brainwashed into viewing everything is a threat, and face no repercussions for what they do.
Him putting that girl on camera during her vulnerable moment and then turning around to give a meaningless disclaimer for people with potential su*cidal ideations.. insincerity funded with taxpayer money
as a person who had that happen (-the annoying c+nt with a a camera) if there WAS an annoying c+nt with a camera i would probably just fucking lose it. especially considering i wasn't exactly expecting a bunch of idiot cops with no idea what to do to show up.
didn't he turn it off in the end? I really don't know what you guys want him to do, kotow and crucify himself whilst donating a gazillion dollars to charity or something?
I really think Manny doesn't believe he did anything wrong and actually may think he was doing the 'right' thing by putting the helpline in the video. Really sad to see
called a helpline during the worst depressive episode of my life and they said they’d send someone to “help me”. half an hour later four cops show up with their hands on their guns and manhandle me into a squad car and drive me to a ward while blaring their sirens. i can’t imagine going through all that as a 17-year-old with the added bonus of a dickhead youtuber pointing a camera at you and recording the whole thing. the fact he saw nothing wrong with the situation at all is INSANE
This is what I don't understand. Why would you make a helpline when it's essentially like calling the cops on yourself and telling them that you're going to shoot someone. It's just genuinely shocking to see them acting like this over something as simple as that. Also yeah, the youtuber has that logan paul energy if he thinks posting a clip of a person who wants to end their life is good content lol.
@@moonwhooper Free? 🤣😂 What are you free to do? What the government allows you to do, then it's taxed, regulated, and has so much bureaucratic nonsense tied to it your better off just Layin low and hope they don't come lookin for you... Anyone in America still believes they're free is 100000% drinking the government kool-aid (aka watching TV PROGRAMMING) during all their free time. Not a single thing in America that is free anymore, especially when you have the 3rd largest Mafia running around making shit up as they go...
Do helplines actually do this to their callers? That's such an all-time low. I've seen many people handle depressed/suicidal individuals that are on the brink of ending their lives by calling the cops on them and it always, always makes things worse. Absolutely awful, seen it happen too many times. Hope you're doing better mate.
One time a police team raided my house when they meant to raid my neighbors. It was the scariest day of my life, I woke up to them just screaming incoherently, kicking my door down, pointing a gun at me and my brother as well as my cousin and sister who was sleeping over in my little sisters room. They kept screaming how they were gonna shoot us in the face. I was 15, my sister and cousin were 7 and my brother was 17. We were home alone because my parents worked mornings and they cuffed us out in the street, they even zip tied my sister and cousin like the literal babies could do anything?? God and the reason they were gonna raid my neighbors? Because they were selling weed. 🙃
@@moriopl6176 we were told they had reasonable suspicion that they were at the right house and my parents were more worried about potential retaliation against us from the police. They took a small settlement, it paid for damages and “emotional distress” (it wasn’t even that much) but honestly I still wake up startled when a loud sound goes off or some closes a door a little too roughly.
I remember seeing on the news that the cops raided the wrong house and threw a flash bang into a 11 month old babies crib and prevented medical attention from going in for an extended period of time while they rather brutally arrested the young parents of the kid they nearly killed in the wrong house. The kid ended up blind in both eyes and def in both ears permanently.
The police of a small town in north Louisiana once busted into my college LGBTQIA+ club room, guns drawn, and arrested my college sociology professor because he was running our club after 6pm on campus...He scheduled the room for 6pm - 8pm online, but the police found that "suspicious".
those cops are right, that's insanely suspicious - your professor could have had the time to teach you all about the historical police injustice towards the LGBTQIA+ community! that would be horrible for the police and might even hurt their feelings!
“I put the camera down cause it’s such a sensitive situation” Yeah, just decided to upload it to the internet, and show their house and neighborhood, making it possible to be doxxed. Absolute psychopath behavior and the fact that TH-cam allows this is disgusting and disgraceful.
in the US theres this thing called a phone book. has literally everyones name, phone number and address. been that way for over 50 years. doxxing is some new nonsense only zoomers think matters like anything security based, if someone wants to know, theyll find out. there is always a way. plus you idiots post everything on social media anyway so why act like it matters
I was recently arrested after having a boozy brunch with my boyfriend. We were waiting outside of the restaurant for our Uber to arrive when three cop cars pulled up on us. They asked if we were intoxicated, and we told them, "yes, we're waiting for an uber. I showed them that the Uber was 4 minutes away, but they didn't care. They arrested us without so much as a field sobriety test or breathalyzer. We then spent 10 hours in lock-up. We were supposed to go to a court hearing a month later, but the DA rejected the case because we were arrested under no grounds. We found out that the police were called on us because of the way we were dressed; very flamboyantly. I love living in a town that will arrest individuals because how they're dressed.
Maybe don't drink during brunch. it sounds like you have bigger problems than the way you were dressed. Also, this didn't happen, and if it did, you're leaving out key information.
bro they did not arrest him for it. They asked him if he had a knife and he said no and turns out he still had a knife. The guy literally lied and could have harmed a police officer so of course their gonna be extra careful.
@@zoner899 dude probably has a knife on him at all times because of the danger of being homeless. You've never forgotten if you have something on you? Especially a small knife like that? It's nonsense to arrest someone for saying no to a question like that. Defending it is callous and inhumane.
When you guys were surprised about how the cops treat their job like a game, it reminded me of this DVD I had as a teenager called "Never Get Busted Again" by an ex-cop turned cannabis grower and advocate, Barry Cooper. He's a super cool dude. He was talking in the DVD about how most cops are just irredeemable adrenaline junkies and they LOVE to get in high-speed chases, LOVE when suspects try to fight so they can kick the piss out of someone with impunity, nobody loves being shot at but cops always love the chance for a good magazine dump, etc. There's a semi-secret tradition amongst a lot of American police departments called a "K-party" (short for "un-alive" party,) where any time a cop "un-alives" someone they celebrate it and go out for drinks and get smashed. They celebrate un-aliving someone with heavy drug use, and the next day they go back to ruining people's lives for using drugs. Ironic. It really seems like the majority of American cops are total degenerates. A lot of them are really good at hiding it, and hell, a lot of them are genuinely nice to people they like, but the real high virtue is the ability to be kind and compassionate to people you DON'T like, and generally speaking, the kind of person who has a desire to yoke other people and seek authority over them are typically not the kind of people who possess high virtue like that...
Hello! In US our Fire depts are also the Medics and EMTs a lot of the time. There are private companies, who in my experience do a lot of transfers and back up, but most 911 calls are answered by the fire department, who bring a firetruck and ambulance so they have their whole crew together if something else happens that needs the firetruck (car wrecks, fires, hazmat). They also occasionally get in wrecks because they can speed to get to calls. The ambulances I drove had a governor at 82 miles so you couldn't go faster, and I would love to see someone drive a school bus full of water faster than that. When wrecks happen there's usually discipline and a course on safe emergency driving. The worst part of EMS for me was the cops on scene, aggravating patients, getting in the way, making calls that make no sense. They did help us break down doors and carry patients when we needed extra hands, but we also would get called to pull taser probes out of people so its tit for tat more than anything.
The cops saying insane things ab people being asleep is so real, a cop saw my brother asleep and accused him of a fentanyl overdose like these people are insane
imagine your brother had an overdose but the cop was like, meh he seems be sleeping i have rather police look out for people the are passed out in their car then ignoring them, because the us has a fentanyl crysis so i can imagine that lots of people od'd in their car
@@kthec1298by why should the first thought be “oh this guys done a ton of fentanyl” instead of thinking they passed out or are having another medical crisis?? assuming someone is doing a crime with literally no evidence is so dangerous
@@kthec1298 dawg the whole point is he didn’t care he just wants to write a ticket, like he insisted after people told him he’s sober and that the thing he’s doing is called sleeping
If they see people in a car sleeping, they can't break into it and question them. But if they see possible murdered bodies in a car, then they can force entry.
@@Boy_Boy not trying to play devils advocate here but it s actually legal for cops not to wear seatbelts and it makes sense. In case they need to get out of the cars quickly the seatbelt would take that extra 1 second that could count.
You would be surprised how easy it is to access a ride along. Some kids in my college class said it would help them with research and they were allowed to immediately.
had a mild stalker, mostly just texts but showed up to my house once (I had hung out with him once so he knew where i lived). called non emergency cops to simply put in MY OWN info bc i just wanted it on record incase it got worse so there would be some sort of evidence (stalking is rarely taken serious). wouldn’t put anything down without his name and phone number. I (stupidly i was a 19 100 lb girl who lived alone i was scared) did but BEGGED not to call as I didn’t wanna escalate or involve them with him directly since it was 99% texts and calls and was told 3 separate times we won’t don’t worry. 2 days later get a call that they talked to him and he said he would stop. Luckily he did and I was moving far in a month, but for that last month i couldn’t walk down my street bc he was a construction worker working within sight of my house. not a crazy story I know but goes to show they will escalate EVERYTHING. Made me less safe than if i had taken my chances
Something that is reasonably unsafe like roofers die at multiple times the rate. The news glorifies every single cop that is killed so it feels like they're dying all the time but it is really not that common at all. Same thing they did with the "Immigrant Crime" garbage, hyper focused on every single instance of it to make it appear like a widespread common issue.
Once had a friend who delivered pizza for a local joint. He was a big guy, 6'2 and muscular. He had a lot of stories but only one that stuck out to me as a situation that he could have not made it away from. The time that made him quit was when he got an order to go deliver to the outskirts of town on Halloween. A little house out near the desert and just barely within the delivery range. After sundown, completely dark, no street lights out there. An old man with a long grizzled, cigarette stained beard opened the door in his underwear. All the lights completely off and only a couch in the living room. The old man kept insisting he come inside and even reached for his arm to grab him, missing. The only light was coming from the parked car. Friend said he had a terrible feeling in the pit of his stomach and was so freaked out he threw the pizza at him, ran back to the car and floored it. Week later they got another order from the old man, where he directly requested they send out the same delivery guy. He quit
I delivered pizzas in San Antonio, TX for a few years. I couldn't see the address of the house I was supposed to deliver to so I had to make a U-turn in the cul-de-sac and come back around slowly to try and find the address. As I finally did (it was obscured by their bushes) I walked up to a woman in the doorway waiting for me. As I lumbered up with the pizzas a man came up behind her with a gun on his hip holster that he was gripping with one hand. He said, "someone said they saw a car driving around slowly in the neighborhood, making sure it wasn't a creep." And then just laughed like it was a big joke. Nothing like brandishing a firearm on a pizza delivery driver for comedic relief. America is cooked.
notice how nobody in this video are wearing seat belts. even during a pursuit. hitting a random car while pursuing a stolen camaro is the most american cop thing ever. A friend of mine was rear ended by a cop driving an SUV. It messed my friend's back and neck up. He took the police department to court because the cop claims my buddy "stopped abruptly". The police department fought the court case pretty hard. Day one of the court case my buddy's lawyer introduces my friend's dash/rear view camera evidence. The cop was texting and driving and then slammed into my buddy AT A RED LIGHT. The footage showed it as clear as it possibly could be. Immediately the police's lawyer asked for a recess to settle the case. My buddy got everything he asked for. Unfortunately it comes out of public money so it hurt tax payers. The cops had their own dashcam footage so they knew this. They were hoping my buddy didnt and his lawyer wouldn't subpoena the footage. Cops lie. Their lawyers lie. They don't care and the worst case is it's LEGAL for them to lie. Everyone defending american police just remember that when it comes time for them to mess with you they won't hesitate. Your bumper sticker with a thin blue line doesn't matter. The amount of boot you lick doesn't matter. They want to find things and they will find things.
If the cops are having a bad day and feel like they want to take it out on you they can fuck you over for no reason. The laws are written to be as vauge and in favour of police as possible so the cops can charge you with anything they feel like, add some lies and bs and then good luck fighting that in court. The other day my friend and I were driving and there was a cop on the side of the road, he gestures to our car and my friend pulls over. Cop starts screaming at us that the road is closed (litteraly no signs, cones or indication anywhere whatsoever, we double checked), asking why we pulled over instead of turning around, (cop pointed to our car, I guess that actually means go back). Writes my friend up for "Not paying attention while driving" whatever the fuck that means. He litteraly got written up because he pulled over for a cop.
Amen! I've tried waking people up but unfortunately everyone is hypnotized by their TV PROGRAMMING they laugh about it. Then when it does come to their doorstep they're outraged. Seriously we are screwed in the U.S., you can't argue or reason with blissful ignorance. Im pretty unlucky and have had cops cross my path a few times in my life, I've spent months in jail for driving without a license when I've had my license my entire life. I tell people and they say it's impossible, clearly they have no idea how the "system" really works. Lucky them...
Here in Brazil this type of content is very common, but the channels are owned by the police officers themselves, and it is much more sensationalist and less clean than this video. And several police officers ended up becoming influencers, some even investing in a political career. The Brazilian police have always been violent, but now literally every day there is a different news story about police brutality, when people see a police officer they don't think "damn, I'm going to get pulled over", they fear for their lives (sorry for possible spelling mistakes, I'm using Google Translate)
“You arrested that Homeless for nothing, but you did it like a human being. It’s great how you get these people help. The Homeless had a knife so you helped him with that by arresting him. That’s like a human thing to do bro.” “Yeah, I know we’re basically like mom and dad for the Homelesses.” lol
I live in a city that literally has units for mental health crisis that dispatch instead of police but one time i was in crisis AND having a medical crisis (had a seizure from being allergic to the new psych med) so the cops illegally wntered my home when my partner was letting the fire fighters and social workers in. They were casing the house and we have them on camera saying "i KNOW they have drugs, there is no way that is a legit seizure" etc. Those cops also told the emergenct room i intentionally ODed on my pain meds and got me on a 5150. Literally couldnt have been further off. I had 4 more aiezures from the time my partner called 911 until my release from the paych ward 7 days later. The cops even troed to get my 72 hour hold extended by trying to talk to a judge. If my fatber in law hadn't intervened, i would have been sectioned for at least a month. It was insane.
The fact they decided that this video looks good enough to post is insane lol. I need whatever they're on because no drug on earth would make you into doing such a thing.
"It's a customer service job." Literally the opposite. Quotas for a customer service worker is shit like "Assist X people on tech support calls" "Sell X number of wireless headsets." Police quotas are "how many days/lives do I need to ruin so our department can afford a lambo next quarter."
Something they glossed over in the video was the police "briefing" that briefing was exactly something I have been theorizing existed for years. Bare with me here. But for the past 10 or so years I have had a conspiracy that American police are basically brainwashed to be overly paranoid. They are forced to watch videos of situations going bad or the super rare police ambush attacks. I remember being told this was a stupid conspiracy. A couple of years ago I was playing video games with a friend who invited their friend to join. That friend is/was a highway patrol officer. And we got on the subject of how cops have their hands on their pistols 24/7 now. This man said "I have seen far too many videos of things going bad so I always have my hand in my gun." That basically confirmed my theory but seeing it in that video just makes it more true. And there is the problem. That is why so many unarmed innocent people get killed every year. Its clearly not the officers fault for this but it's a problem with the entire system. I so had a conspiracy about police gangs and how killing someone (innocent or not) gave them their "stripes" that also turned out to be true.
That is true. That's how and what they train. It's the same reason they are trained by the IDF. Be overly paranoid. Anyone can be a terrorist. It's dystopian.
this is not a conspiracy. there is a former cop here on youtube who talks about that being a part of basic training and throughout. i forget his channel name but i believe he has one video called “how being a police officer broke my brain” or something like that. this is also the account of pretty much every former police after leaving the force (at least those who try to heal from it) and their legal defence in court cases. i repeat, this is not conspiracy or even news. it’s a well known fact about how police are taught to do their jobs. i’ll see if i can find the link to the guys video and add it back here.
This is patently true. Extreme, fringe worst-case scenarios are very commonly used in police training. Kyle Dinkheller's shooting in 1998 has been circulated in police training curriculum for more than twenty years. Inevitably, it results in cops on hair-triggers. Police training systemically reinforces the practice of constant vigilance and paranoia, which will always be in direct conflict with the idea of police being public servants. Unfortunately, in America there are no peace officers. Only police officers.
The cops saying they didnt really know how to handle someone having a mental episode was so deeply infuriating. That's literally part of the fucking job
I have had a couple of interactions with Aussie cops over mental health issues. They were unthreatening and helpful, and were there to make sure I got to to the hospital safely. I couldn't imagine having the same interactions in America, it would be terrifying.
@@sergioordonez6769 i don’t think it technically is? like yes they are the ones who have to respond but they do not have the proper education or training to do so. America should’ve implemented a system of mental health professionals to respond to situations like this a LOOOONG time ago.
@SploogeScrooge I think something like, "the other homeless person" would be considered more appropriate. However, another thing to consider is that homelessness isn't something that is needlessly pointed out when simply referring to someone in conversation. This is similar to how one doesn't needlessly say, "the other black" without raising some red flags.
@SploogeScrooge the main issue is that it refers to the person as an object, rather than a person. Homelessness is something a person experiences, like a disease. If you were in a room with people who had cancer you wouldn't say "I then spoke with the other cancer" You'd say "I spoke with the other cancer patient" or "person with cancer"
"you guys handled that like humans" what part of walking into an empty lot, armed and proceeding to harass homeless people is human? Ffs that women was crying!
7:00 the dude woke up, had cops hounding him, had a knife on him and then arrested. Literally what the hell did he even do?????????????????? Edit: not even trespassing they let the woman go but arrested the guy for the fact he possessed a knife.
Luckily a friend is in town that let me stay in their hotel room but rn just trying to survive the winter outside, it's hard to work when you're focused on surviving outside
Cops recently stole my last belongings: birth and other certificates, medical documents, pictures of my kids etc.. all important stuff, even my sleeping bags and clothes and it's -8 right now outside ffs.. because they wanted to help me not sleep outside they said.. stupid clowns don't have a life they need to steal off disabled and homeless people
I interned at a small police department once (long story), and one time when I was riding along the cop chased some guy onto the freeway, sped after him at 95-100 mph, cut across three lanes of traffic to follow him off an exit loop, and nearly flipped the SUV. All to issue a $50 municipal speeding ticket. Tbh not even the craziest thing that happened.
Mandatory police response is why I don't use such services even though I would benefit from having a place I could reach out to and vent if needed. Until police response is taken out of the equation, I can't support these types of hotlines. The police have consistently put me in more danger than they have ever helped.
I agree, never once have they de-escalated a situation or helped me or anyone I have ever met. They are brainwashed savages working for themselves only
Thank you so much for blurring out the minor with ideation. As someone who's been in that situation at that age (thankfully without police being called), if that happened to me and some dude filmed and posted it I think it would have irrevocably fucked up my mental health forever tbh
same here, it being online forever, there for everyone from strangers, to family, to friends to school bullies to watch would haunt me. plus i cannot imagine how retraumatising it must be to watch a video like that back. i hope you're doing better these days, good on ya for sticking around
"You handled that like humans" Did they just arrest a homeless guy because he had a knife on him? As if homeless people dont get jumped by other homeless people from time to time?
The acorn incident... That was genuinely tragic. I don't remember what happened to the cop but I hope the dude gets locked into the literal prison cell that they showed in the video. You have got to be high as hell to confuse gunshots for an acorn
this is honestly devastating to watch. there was a time I was worried a friend if mine was going to end her life, so I specifically called a hotline, not 911, and the cops came anyway and against my urging, barged into her house and harrassed her until I pushed back for like an hour to get them to send the service I actually called for. turns out she was having an meltdown due to autism, and when people who were actually trained for these types of situations got there, it was handled in under half an hour. it's almost like a person in crisis needs kindness and patience, and not intimidation. if she was a man, she might not still be here.
Damn wtf, I had something similar happen to me, instead of having some mental health volunteers coming to my place I come across two fucking cops in the middle of the night because I was playing games after feeling miserable for the day. I wasn't happy about it at all, it doesn't help that they can posess guns, tasers and vests over to a situation which shouldn't require that at all, as well as the fact that these stupid bloody cops can just waltz into my place over mental health concerns instead of actually qualifed people who can handle the situation is just a testament to how we use cops for intimdation nowadays to threaten people with mental health issues to get their act together or risk getting murdered or getting a criminal record over something that is out of their control.
This was in Canberra btw, the cops are apparently more tamer there than in NSW, so Im not sure if I would strike myself as lucky or fortunate enough to be in a less shithole place.
I should also say, that her not being a visible minority was another reason she's still around. I can't remember much about the story, and it's probably not the only one out there, but a black man was gunned down for playing with a toy outside (he was also autistic, and a friend of his was there explaining that to police, and he was still shot dead.)
In Australia, if you have a mental health crisis, you call an AMBULANCE. The person is SICK, is ILL, and needs HELP, not to be tasered into tomorrow. FFS America!
I will never forget the time my friend was experiencing psychosis and I called 911 to get paramedics and FOUR COPS showed up to my house instead and proceeded to try to "talk her down" and ended up basically egging her on. thanks guys. back the blue or whatever.
"You guys are like humans" feels like a line he's been contracted to deliver as part of the agreement with the cops. "Wow, you guys are so not aggressive! Really human! Anyway, like, share, eat sh*t other homeless!"
If they keep voting blue they will kiss their sweet freedom goodbye. You release 50% of americans dont mind that freedom being taken away in the name of being a good person and acting as if they are a saint in everyone else's eyes. The media is controlled, the police are told to do their jobs poorly, the laws favor criminals, black criminals are being let off easy, they are trying to ban guns, I could go on and on. If you live in a strong red state the cops are nicer there's less violence and on edge cops and there's not many laws stopping you from having a good time. Compared to australia you get arrested for having a bb gun and shooting some fireworks and having your car being too powerful.
Yuuuuuup. I've been committed a few times and most people don't understand how traumatizing the whole experience is, and it doesn't solve anything when you do finally get to the mental hospital, they just tell you to stop thinking negatively as if that was a novel idea no one has ever suggested before. I hate how people mostly think it is "getting people the help they need" it's such bs.
Notice when he said "it's a customer service job" he said you have to treat people with respect just like we demand respect. That's the difference between a cop and anyone else. They don't earn or ask for your respect, they demand it. And if they don't get it they literally might shoot you. Or also if they do get it idk.
Oh my god. l I grew up in Huntington Park. They are literally the worst police department. Notorious for giving jaywalking tickets to and harassing teenagers and running a car impounding scheme with the tow companies.
Had my front door get busted in a few months ago and the people who did it slammed into our parked car when speeding away and while my mom called the cops and asked me to go make sure everything was okay I called my friend who was on medical leave from the police force due to some internal bleeding. He straight up said if I was outside when the police arrived I would likely be shot or detained just cause I am a pretty big dude and it was 1am and it was a guy showing up knowing just that an attempted break-in occurred here.
@@lukasg4807 What help was she denying? Were the cops "helping" her when they kicked her out of her shelter? She also took the water they gave her so idk what your contention even is.
@@antipsychotic451 Its cool you want to live in fairy land but if the property owner wants someone removed, the police are obligated to perform that duty. Or is it cool for them to pick and choose on when they want to enforce the law or not? I get they do that already but if every cop did that it would be chaos.
@@fourdeep6561 they arrested a person for having a knife after pulling him out of his shelter. Thats not removing a homeless person, that's adding to their problems. Have you ever been homeless? I am amazed at the amount of people who feel they have to tell people they live in fairy land for pointing out things stink.
I once saw a guy in a police chase in LA get away by driving directly into the heavy traffic letting out from a Laker’s game. He was in a very common car (like a silver Accord or something) & they just couldn’t find THE specific car he was in. Heroic! ✌🏼
He made a joke about delivering pizza in America not being safe, but that's sadly 100% true. I was robbed at gun point when I was a delivery driver when I was 16. Most pizza places do not let their drivers carry more than $20 in cash so their driver don't get robbed. My friends always told me to get a gun, but I never saw the point. Why escalate? I don't want to shoot anyone and I'd rather not be shot. I wasn't robbed again in the remaining 6 years I had that job.
@aarepelaa1142 lol they rob you for the cash you may be carrying (and the small cheese pizza). Pretty easy to get a driver to a location where they can be robbed.
THE WORST PART of the acorn cops for me… neither cop actually hit the dude, who was handcuffed in the back. If he DID have a gun, he would could have killed them and got away. They aren’t even prepared for the exact scenarios they created in their head.
The best decision I ever made was deciding not to pursue a career in law-enforcement. I genuinely wanted to help people, but I figured out pretty quick that cops don't help people as I got older. And my friends who have been LEOs, who left the profession, have only confirmed that. Not that they never help anyone ever, but they do more harm than good. Cops exist to enforce the organized violence of the state. They're not there to "help" you, typically. Also none of them get therapy and are just running around with mental problems and PTSD and guns. It's a recipe for disaster, and we seem to have a LOT of cop disasters in the US. It doesn't surprise me. But it also took a lot of watching the system fail, watching friends get hurt wrongfully, and talking with people who exited the profession, to understand that. The Copaganda in the US really warps the perspectives of genuinely good people. It's messed up.
The police coming too a Suicide attempt, reminds me the story of police officer who wa successful talking down a suicide victim, left too get him water and came back too another police officer who has shot the suicide victim, in which then the original police was signed up for not delaying with the issue
@ you would hope but… clearly not. i would hope maybe youtube would demonetize the video until that portion was removed :/ teachers can get in SO much trouble for sharing photos/videos of students doing day to day stuff without consent from a guardian. i don’t see how this, a far more extreme case, shouldn’t be treated similarly. i’m just once again disappointed by the corrupt and broken system we have :/
What my lecturer told me about the state of homelessness in America is literally insane, he said when he visited that the streets and hi-ways where lined with homeless camps and a local told him that most of them actually had jobs. That’s absoloutly insane to me and the joke about that lady being an accountant reminded me because that lady could literally be an accountant or book keeper. Thank god I wasn’t born into that shit hole
I am not happy with how the police here in Germany is doing things. These US cops are however multiple levels beyond what I consider concerning. They behave like menacing soldiers policing a war zone... I fully understand why Americans feel endangered just by walking across cops.
Here in minnesota, a cop with some teenage ridealong fanboy, was unnecessarily speeding for minor violations. That ended when the cop t boned a car with some kids, killing a girl. Thankfully minnesota is half decent, so the cop got fired and is currently facing charges.
the youtuber reminds me of my little brother in movie theatres. "whos that guy? whats he doing? whyd he do that? what's he doing next?" imagine being that naive and comfortable around cops.
In defense of firefighters in America, they are paramedics and extremely qualified to deal with people in mental crisis. The police are not and don’t deserve to be there. There should be social workers there. Also, I agree with that coming from a social worker in America.
988 is the national suicide helpline in the US, if you call it you get partnered with a mental health professional, and if needed a team of mental health pros come out to talk, including a therapist. I used to be a 988 responder. It is still fairly new, like only 2 years old max
The hotline is for the entire United States, but not all areas have mental health teams. They'll still send the cops if they decide you need someone to come to you and they can't send a mental health team.
you forgot to mention the police officer who shot and killed a blind and deaf dog, because the dog was obstructing his own rescue because he was blind and deaf. The police officer then with no feelings shot on bodycam 2 shots
I like to imagine that when Alexa wakes up and opens his closet he has like 100 Ribena shirts, then takes 30 minutes picking one out even though they are all the same
There's nothing as reassuring as Aleksa's Ribena t-shirt in all of Boyboy's videos. I had not realized how much I missed watching their streaming clips, but I understand that it's more important to them to make videos like these. Thanks for your hard work.
Your comments about them being dumb is because the police departments literally screen out intelligent and empathetic individuals in the US. I’d bet those cops treat unhoused people like shit when a TH-camr isn’t riding along - copaganda as they call it.
Seeing a police car should make you feel safe, so I wonder why people feel like they're suddenly in more danger when they see one... Makes you wonder if the police has a record of being more dangerous to innocent bystanders and victims than actual criminals
It’s disgustingly awful how terrible police presence is in America, especially if you’re homeless. The whole culture built up around trespassing is also terrible. Even in empty lots that nobody is using and don’t pose a danger to the people there, the police will arrest you for simply being at a location. Recently I was taking a walk and taking pictures of birds in the neighborhood I live in, and someone called the cops on me because they thought I was trespassing, even though I was staying on the sidewalks.
America is a nightmare right now. It's effecting literally everyone including me. I don't even leave my house anymore. Prices are so high that I'm currently on rations just to make it. Even people with jobs are homeless. You gotta be working 2 or 3 jobs just to be housed if housing is even available that is. Born in the wrong country...
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Technically Alex has some over on IDAT too but you know, some of the loud bangs were his car misfiring and stuff.
btw cops if you wanna arrest them it’s more efficient to buy a patreon for each officer investigating and even one for their friends. Just sayin.
Lol watch the ABC live chase youtube channel some time.. the cops in LA basically NEVER catch people in car chases... the news chopper will literally follow the car for hours without any cops even trying anymore.. its ridiculous... (speaking of California.. it's ridiculous)
McDonalds employees are working for the cops now too. :(
Couldn't include this in the edit, but the police department in Manny's video had their own incident in 2023 where three of their cops chased down a double amputee with a knife as he hobbled away, abandoning his wheelchair before shooting him in the street. News article is in the video description. I bet they invited Manny because they're desperate for the good PR.
100000%
This needs pinned lmao, fucking hell
WHAT???? jesus fucking christ!! serve and protect amirite
for the love of god make another video on ur channel i miss you so much
@@mooommo14 it would be blocked
Was homeless for a long while, once had a guy shoot over my camp to scare me off. Direction he shot was into town, so called the cops. They were far more concerned about me being homeless there over a guy randomly shooting into a full town.
Absolutely insane.
sounds about right. Hope to hell you dont have to have anything like that happen again. fucking awful.
Hope you’re doing well.
Don't ever, ever, ever call them. Never
Well at lest you learn a valuable lesson. Unless you're a white property owner don't call the cops.
Filming somebody’s suicide attempt- truly a Jake Paul moment, sponsored by American tax dollars
*logan
*longan paul
Wrong Paul
Imagine being su*cidal and then a cop and a TH-camr show up.
What
At 16 my parents called the police on me while I was in mental health crisis. Two huge guys with guns walked into my childhood bedroom and I immediately had a panic attack. The cops reaction to my hyperventilating and panic was to say “she’s way too old to be acting like this” Almost a decade later it’s something I will never forgive my family for.
Edit: Just wanted to say I am doing so much better than I was at 16! Thank you to everyone who was wondering. I moved four hours from my parents when I turned 18. This happened in America where there is little to no improvement for this types of situations. I will always advocate for trained mental health professionals or police trained on these circumstances to respond to these types of calls. However there are some situations where actual police are needed which I agree with. I know that some police save people in crisis AND I’ve seen and heard of stories of police arresting, shooting, and tasing people who are in mental health crisis. Like most things there is a balance we must find.
im really sorry to hear that
Damn I'm really sorry to hear that. Hope you're doing better.
I feel weird about this because I did once call the cops because a friend was ready to end it. I live in a different country with quite decent police I have to say. They found him and brought him home and I'll be forever thankful to those guys.
In Australia, if it's a mental health issue, first and foremost you call the ambulance. If there's a security issue, you then call the police. When I've seen this happen as a bystander, usually the ambulance make the call to the police. That's not to say that police aren't needed in some cases, but in the situation you were in, it's really uncalled for.
dont include your parents in any will
@@rogerramjetox142pa I don't think their medical services do mental health checks like ours does and their not covered
Fun fact about police in the US. About two years ago there was a disturbance at the grocery store across the street from my apartment. I was outside smoking a cigarette at the time and was a witness. I went to talk to the responding office. We talked for about 10 minutes before another cop showed up just as I was shaking the first officer's hand and he jumped out of his cruiser before it full stopped gun drawn, pointed at me, yelling at me to get away from the officer before he shoots me in the head.
The first officer eventually got the second one to calm down and head back on patrol as I was leaving. The second officer then tried to hit me with his car and yelled out the window to "meet me in [town redacted to not dox myself] and fight me you little b*tch."
It was fuckin wild.
wtf
Were you shaking hands with his husband or something and he was jealous lol? Why did he flip out just seeing someone conversing with another cop
@@JubioHDXbecause cops are predisposed to be violent and controlling, are brainwashed into viewing everything is a threat, and face no repercussions for what they do.
Him putting that girl on camera during her vulnerable moment and then turning around to give a meaningless disclaimer for people with potential su*cidal ideations.. insincerity funded with taxpayer money
About as meaningful as a JREG satire alert lol.
as a person who had that happen (-the annoying c+nt with a a camera) if there WAS an annoying c+nt with a camera i would probably just fucking lose it. especially considering i wasn't exactly expecting a bunch of idiot cops with no idea what to do to show up.
If someone young was having same thoughts and didn't knew about that number than I think it would be meaningful help to show it.
didn't he turn it off in the end? I really don't know what you guys want him to do, kotow and crucify himself whilst donating a gazillion dollars to charity or something?
I really think Manny doesn't believe he did anything wrong and actually may think he was doing the 'right' thing by putting the helpline in the video. Really sad to see
called a helpline during the worst depressive episode of my life and they said they’d send someone to “help me”. half an hour later four cops show up with their hands on their guns and manhandle me into a squad car and drive me to a ward while blaring their sirens. i can’t imagine going through all that as a 17-year-old with the added bonus of a dickhead youtuber pointing a camera at you and recording the whole thing. the fact he saw nothing wrong with the situation at all is INSANE
This is what I don't understand. Why would you make a helpline when it's essentially like calling the cops on yourself and telling them that you're going to shoot someone. It's just genuinely shocking to see them acting like this over something as simple as that. Also yeah, the youtuber has that logan paul energy if he thinks posting a clip of a person who wants to end their life is good content lol.
Land of the free 🔥🔥🔥
@@moonwhooper Free? 🤣😂 What are you free to do? What the government allows you to do, then it's taxed, regulated, and has so much bureaucratic nonsense tied to it your better off just Layin low and hope they don't come lookin for you... Anyone in America still believes they're free is 100000% drinking the government kool-aid (aka watching TV PROGRAMMING) during all their free time. Not a single thing in America that is free anymore, especially when you have the 3rd largest Mafia running around making shit up as they go...
Yeah, people give me shit for saying this but don't call helplines in the U.S., they will only make things worse and possibly get you killed
Do helplines actually do this to their callers? That's such an all-time low. I've seen many people handle depressed/suicidal individuals that are on the brink of ending their lives by calling the cops on them and it always, always makes things worse. Absolutely awful, seen it happen too many times.
Hope you're doing better mate.
One time a police team raided my house when they meant to raid my neighbors. It was the scariest day of my life, I woke up to them just screaming incoherently, kicking my door down, pointing a gun at me and my brother as well as my cousin and sister who was sleeping over in my little sisters room. They kept screaming how they were gonna shoot us in the face. I was 15, my sister and cousin were 7 and my brother was 17. We were home alone because my parents worked mornings and they cuffed us out in the street, they even zip tied my sister and cousin like the literal babies could do anything?? God and the reason they were gonna raid my neighbors? Because they were selling weed. 🙃
U sued them right?
@@moriopl6176 we were told they had reasonable suspicion that they were at the right house and my parents were more worried about potential retaliation against us from the police. They took a small settlement, it paid for damages and “emotional distress” (it wasn’t even that much) but honestly I still wake up startled when a loud sound goes off or some closes a door a little too roughly.
@@nekocookiee that's distopic level stuff!
Sorry you went through that far out that’s terrible mate
They're clowns
I remember seeing on the news that the cops raided the wrong house and threw a flash bang into a 11 month old babies crib and prevented medical attention from going in for an extended period of time while they rather brutally arrested the young parents of the kid they nearly killed in the wrong house. The kid ended up blind in both eyes and def in both ears permanently.
what the actual f*ck
Jesus christ how horrifying
wtf those police should be in jail
wtf those police should be in jail
This is because cops are immature children. They get these fancy new toys from the government so they use them the first chance they get.
The police of a small town in north Louisiana once busted into my college LGBTQIA+ club room, guns drawn, and arrested my college sociology professor because he was running our club after 6pm on campus...He scheduled the room for 6pm - 8pm online, but the police found that "suspicious".
those cops are right, that's insanely suspicious - your professor could have had the time to teach you all about the historical police injustice towards the LGBTQIA+ community! that would be horrible for the police and might even hurt their feelings!
@@gilerntWho gives a damn
“I put the camera down cause it’s such a sensitive situation”
Yeah, just decided to upload it to the internet, and show their house and neighborhood, making it possible to be doxxed.
Absolute psychopath behavior and the fact that TH-cam allows this is disgusting and disgraceful.
yet youtube bans science stuff...its just disgusting.
in the US theres this thing called a phone book. has literally everyones name, phone number and address. been that way for over 50 years. doxxing is some new nonsense only zoomers think matters
like anything security based, if someone wants to know, theyll find out. there is always a way.
plus you idiots post everything on social media anyway so why act like it matters
@@bradhaines3142the problem is that be filmed a minor during a medical emergency. have some empathy and use some common sense.
@@sunkissedcreators I bet they check the no box on the "do minors appear in this video?"
I just think if you're buddies with the police, you're used to dehumanizing people in trauma
I was recently arrested after having a boozy brunch with my boyfriend. We were waiting outside of the restaurant for our Uber to arrive when three cop cars pulled up on us.
They asked if we were intoxicated, and we told them, "yes, we're waiting for an uber. I showed them that the Uber was 4 minutes away, but they didn't care. They arrested us without so much as a field sobriety test or breathalyzer.
We then spent 10 hours in lock-up.
We were supposed to go to a court hearing a month later, but the DA rejected the case because we were arrested under no grounds.
We found out that the police were called on us because of the way we were dressed; very flamboyantly.
I love living in a town that will arrest individuals because how they're dressed.
That's messed up.
You are allowed to sue them for damages. Highly recommend it
I hope you learnt your lesson. No more cravats in public.
What does "flamboyantly" mean in this context? Flamboyant means "which produces flames"...
Maybe don't drink during brunch. it sounds like you have bigger problems than the way you were dressed. Also, this didn't happen, and if it did, you're leaving out key information.
can't believe that homeless guy had humankind's first tool on him
A literal pointy stick!?
"OH MY GOD, HE'S GOT A ROCK," *bangbangbangbangbang.*"
HOW DARE THAT HUMANS HAVE HUMAN TOOLS I SWEAR TO GODS
bro they did not arrest him for it. They asked him if he had a knife and he said no and turns out he still had a knife. The guy literally lied and could have harmed a police officer so of course their gonna be extra careful.
@@zoner899 dude probably has a knife on him at all times because of the danger of being homeless. You've never forgotten if you have something on you? Especially a small knife like that? It's nonsense to arrest someone for saying no to a question like that. Defending it is callous and inhumane.
When you guys were surprised about how the cops treat their job like a game, it reminded me of this DVD I had as a teenager called "Never Get Busted Again" by an ex-cop turned cannabis grower and advocate, Barry Cooper. He's a super cool dude. He was talking in the DVD about how most cops are just irredeemable adrenaline junkies and they LOVE to get in high-speed chases, LOVE when suspects try to fight so they can kick the piss out of someone with impunity, nobody loves being shot at but cops always love the chance for a good magazine dump, etc.
There's a semi-secret tradition amongst a lot of American police departments called a "K-party" (short for "un-alive" party,) where any time a cop "un-alives" someone they celebrate it and go out for drinks and get smashed. They celebrate un-aliving someone with heavy drug use, and the next day they go back to ruining people's lives for using drugs. Ironic.
It really seems like the majority of American cops are total degenerates. A lot of them are really good at hiding it, and hell, a lot of them are genuinely nice to people they like, but the real high virtue is the ability to be kind and compassionate to people you DON'T like, and generally speaking, the kind of person who has a desire to yoke other people and seek authority over them are typically not the kind of people who possess high virtue like that...
Hello! In US our Fire depts are also the Medics and EMTs a lot of the time. There are private companies, who in my experience do a lot of transfers and back up, but most 911 calls are answered by the fire department, who bring a firetruck and ambulance so they have their whole crew together if something else happens that needs the firetruck (car wrecks, fires, hazmat).
They also occasionally get in wrecks because they can speed to get to calls. The ambulances I drove had a governor at 82 miles so you couldn't go faster, and I would love to see someone drive a school bus full of water faster than that. When wrecks happen there's usually discipline and a course on safe emergency driving.
The worst part of EMS for me was the cops on scene, aggravating patients, getting in the way, making calls that make no sense. They did help us break down doors and carry patients when we needed extra hands, but we also would get called to pull taser probes out of people so its tit for tat more than anything.
Glad someone mentioned this, these guys are funny, but sometimes they are some real airheads.
Interesting.
Semi off topic, I was thinking of doing EMT but I think I'll go with Assistant Nurse.
The cops saying insane things ab people being asleep is so real, a cop saw my brother asleep and accused him of a fentanyl overdose like these people are insane
Being "accused" of a fentanyl overdose is fucking crazy.
imagine your brother had an overdose but the cop was like, meh he seems be sleeping
i have rather police look out for people the are passed out in their car then ignoring them, because the us has a fentanyl crysis so i can imagine that lots of people od'd in their car
@@kthec1298by why should the first thought be “oh this guys done a ton of fentanyl” instead of thinking they passed out or are having another medical crisis?? assuming someone is doing a crime with literally no evidence is so dangerous
@@kthec1298 dawg the whole point is he didn’t care he just wants to write a ticket, like he insisted after people told him he’s sober and that the thing he’s doing is called sleeping
If they see people in a car sleeping, they can't break into it and question them. But if they see possible murdered bodies in a car, then they can force entry.
bro's in the middle of a police chase and didn't put the seat belt through the entire video
We didn't even notice that. God damnit, they're insane
for some reason that seems to be a very normal thing in america from what I've seen over the years, seatbelts are very optional for some reason
@@Boy_Boy not trying to play devils advocate here but it s actually legal for cops not to wear seatbelts and it makes sense. In case they need to get out of the cars quickly the seatbelt would take that extra 1 second that could count.
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@heeheeheeheeheehee hi twin
You would be surprised how easy it is to access a ride along. Some kids in my college class said it would help them with research and they were allowed to immediately.
Ride alongs are common, it’s just odd to see it be one of these TH-camrs 😂
I didn't even see your comment and wrote the exact same thing lol. Goes to show how truly easy it is.
I can remember when they were offering some kind of program in one of my schools where kids could go and I think they were really young
every citizen has the right to request one. you usually don’t need to have a reason
Now the whole vid seems to be pointless init?
"pregnant, homeless and needed help"
Literally walking them out of their shelter in handcuffs. They're actually insane.
If only he'd been pregnant and white they wouldn't have had to arrest him.
Shame. Poor cops
had a mild stalker, mostly just texts but showed up to my house once (I had hung out with him once so he knew where i lived). called non emergency cops to simply put in MY OWN info bc i just wanted it on record incase it got worse so there would be some sort of evidence (stalking is rarely taken serious). wouldn’t put anything down without his name and phone number. I (stupidly i was a 19 100 lb girl who lived alone i was scared) did but BEGGED not to call as I didn’t wanna escalate or involve them with him directly since it was 99% texts and calls and was told 3 separate times we won’t don’t worry. 2 days later get a call that they talked to him and he said he would stop. Luckily he did and I was moving far in a month, but for that last month i couldn’t walk down my street bc he was a construction worker working within sight of my house. not a crazy story I know but goes to show they will escalate EVERYTHING. Made me less safe than if i had taken my chances
Fun fact, statistically it is more dangerous to be a delivery driver in America than it is to be a cop in America.
I can vouch to that.
Something that is reasonably unsafe like roofers die at multiple times the rate. The news glorifies every single cop that is killed so it feels like they're dying all the time but it is really not that common at all. Same thing they did with the "Immigrant Crime" garbage, hyper focused on every single instance of it to make it appear like a widespread common issue.
Once had a friend who delivered pizza for a local joint. He was a big guy, 6'2 and muscular. He had a lot of stories but only one that stuck out to me as a situation that he could have not made it away from. The time that made him quit was when he got an order to go deliver to the outskirts of town on Halloween. A little house out near the desert and just barely within the delivery range. After sundown, completely dark, no street lights out there. An old man with a long grizzled, cigarette stained beard opened the door in his underwear. All the lights completely off and only a couch in the living room. The old man kept insisting he come inside and even reached for his arm to grab him, missing. The only light was coming from the parked car. Friend said he had a terrible feeling in the pit of his stomach and was so freaked out he threw the pizza at him, ran back to the car and floored it.
Week later they got another order from the old man, where he directly requested they send out the same delivery guy. He quit
@@frankguy6843 The real heroes!
I delivered pizzas in San Antonio, TX for a few years. I couldn't see the address of the house I was supposed to deliver to so I had to make a U-turn in the cul-de-sac and come back around slowly to try and find the address. As I finally did (it was obscured by their bushes) I walked up to a woman in the doorway waiting for me. As I lumbered up with the pizzas a man came up behind her with a gun on his hip holster that he was gripping with one hand. He said, "someone said they saw a car driving around slowly in the neighborhood, making sure it wasn't a creep." And then just laughed like it was a big joke. Nothing like brandishing a firearm on a pizza delivery driver for comedic relief.
America is cooked.
notice how nobody in this video are wearing seat belts. even during a pursuit.
hitting a random car while pursuing a stolen camaro is the most american cop thing ever.
A friend of mine was rear ended by a cop driving an SUV. It messed my friend's back and neck up. He took the police department to court because the cop claims my buddy "stopped abruptly". The police department fought the court case pretty hard. Day one of the court case my buddy's lawyer introduces my friend's dash/rear view camera evidence. The cop was texting and driving and then slammed into my buddy AT A RED LIGHT. The footage showed it as clear as it possibly could be. Immediately the police's lawyer asked for a recess to settle the case. My buddy got everything he asked for. Unfortunately it comes out of public money so it hurt tax payers. The cops had their own dashcam footage so they knew this. They were hoping my buddy didnt and his lawyer wouldn't subpoena the footage.
Cops lie. Their lawyers lie. They don't care and the worst case is it's LEGAL for them to lie.
Everyone defending american police just remember that when it comes time for them to mess with you they won't hesitate. Your bumper sticker with a thin blue line doesn't matter. The amount of boot you lick doesn't matter. They want to find things and they will find things.
I'm not defending cops but they are wearing seatbelts in the pursuit. I feel being honest is important. Agree with everything else you're saying!
If the cops are having a bad day and feel like they want to take it out on you they can fuck you over for no reason. The laws are written to be as vauge and in favour of police as possible so the cops can charge you with anything they feel like, add some lies and bs and then good luck fighting that in court.
The other day my friend and I were driving and there was a cop on the side of the road, he gestures to our car and my friend pulls over. Cop starts screaming at us that the road is closed (litteraly no signs, cones or indication anywhere whatsoever, we double checked), asking why we pulled over instead of turning around, (cop pointed to our car, I guess that actually means go back). Writes my friend up for "Not paying attention while driving" whatever the fuck that means. He litteraly got written up because he pulled over for a cop.
@@itmetetri611 I'm not defending facts but they did not wear any seatbelts in the chase around 10:00.
That is such a classic, predictable situation. All these unaccountable people, running through the city on an insane budget without any oversight.
Amen! I've tried waking people up but unfortunately everyone is hypnotized by their TV PROGRAMMING they laugh about it. Then when it does come to their doorstep they're outraged. Seriously we are screwed in the U.S., you can't argue or reason with blissful ignorance. Im pretty unlucky and have had cops cross my path a few times in my life, I've spent months in jail for driving without a license when I've had my license my entire life. I tell people and they say it's impossible, clearly they have no idea how the "system" really works. Lucky them...
Here in Brazil this type of content is very common, but the channels are owned by the police officers themselves, and it is much more sensationalist and less clean than this video. And several police officers ended up becoming influencers, some even investing in a political career.
The Brazilian police have always been violent, but now literally every day there is a different news story about police brutality, when people see a police officer they don't think "damn, I'm going to get pulled over", they fear for their lives
(sorry for possible spelling mistakes, I'm using Google Translate)
holy crap… that seems like a conflict of interest?
@@sunkissedcreators what does it matter when there's no one to punish you?
@@JimboJuice yeah 😅 it’s an issue we’re seeing pop up in a lot of governments in the present time. quite scary…
Se for parado, é rezar pra não estar perto de ponte
Yeah, this sounds very similar to what I hear from my friends across North and South America
“You arrested that Homeless for nothing, but you did it like a human being. It’s great how you get these people help. The Homeless had a knife so you helped him with that by arresting him. That’s like a human thing to do bro.”
“Yeah, I know we’re basically like mom and dad for the Homelesses.”
lol
Exactly lol
Cool pfp btw
I live in a city that literally has units for mental health crisis that dispatch instead of police but one time i was in crisis AND having a medical crisis (had a seizure from being allergic to the new psych med) so the cops illegally wntered my home when my partner was letting the fire fighters and social workers in. They were casing the house and we have them on camera saying "i KNOW they have drugs, there is no way that is a legit seizure" etc.
Those cops also told the emergenct room i intentionally ODed on my pain meds and got me on a 5150. Literally couldnt have been further off. I had 4 more aiezures from the time my partner called 911 until my release from the paych ward 7 days later. The cops even troed to get my 72 hour hold extended by trying to talk to a judge. If my fatber in law hadn't intervened, i would have been sectioned for at least a month. It was insane.
Copaganda is crazy, every situation shown is handled horribly. And this is their PR??
Yeah, it's wild to think this is the best way they could present themselves
And yet people eat it up anyway... we're so fucked 🤣
The fact they decided that this video looks good enough to post is insane lol. I need whatever they're on because no drug on earth would make you into doing such a thing.
But guys!.... The guy having a mental health crisis brought their vibes down 😢
Its their best
could you imagine what would have happened if they didn't protect that empty lot with that knife wielding homeless person?? yeah, me neither
until it is your empty lot, so simple you
@@PEPPERS777 Oh no my precious empty lot filled with trash 😧
@@atlas4698won't somebody think of the oil stained asphalt
@@PEPPERS777if it was my empty lot I would use it. Or at least clean it. Instead of just leaving it trashed 😂
And that's how tent cities are born. It doesn't matter who you are, you wouldn't want homeless drug addicts in your property.
"It's a customer service job."
Literally the opposite. Quotas for a customer service worker is shit like "Assist X people on tech support calls" "Sell X number of wireless headsets."
Police quotas are "how many days/lives do I need to ruin so our department can afford a lambo next quarter."
As a mental health worker this is so painful. now let’s pretend im not a mental health worker, oh its still painful
Something they glossed over in the video was the police "briefing" that briefing was exactly something I have been theorizing existed for years. Bare with me here. But for the past 10 or so years I have had a conspiracy that American police are basically brainwashed to be overly paranoid. They are forced to watch videos of situations going bad or the super rare police ambush attacks. I remember being told this was a stupid conspiracy. A couple of years ago I was playing video games with a friend who invited their friend to join. That friend is/was a highway patrol officer. And we got on the subject of how cops have their hands on their pistols 24/7 now. This man said "I have seen far too many videos of things going bad so I always have my hand in my gun." That basically confirmed my theory but seeing it in that video just makes it more true. And there is the problem. That is why so many unarmed innocent people get killed every year. Its clearly not the officers fault for this but it's a problem with the entire system.
I so had a conspiracy about police gangs and how killing someone (innocent or not) gave them their "stripes" that also turned out to be true.
This is true, the first thing cops do when they murder somebody is whine "but I was trained to respond like that!"
That is true. That's how and what they train. It's the same reason they are trained by the IDF. Be overly paranoid. Anyone can be a terrorist. It's dystopian.
this is not a conspiracy. there is a former cop here on youtube who talks about that being a part of basic training and throughout. i forget his channel name but i believe he has one video called “how being a police officer broke my brain” or something like that. this is also the account of pretty much every former police after leaving the force (at least those who try to heal from it) and their legal defence in court cases. i repeat, this is not conspiracy or even news. it’s a well known fact about how police are taught to do their jobs. i’ll see if i can find the link to the guys video and add it back here.
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This is patently true. Extreme, fringe worst-case scenarios are very commonly used in police training. Kyle Dinkheller's shooting in 1998 has been circulated in police training curriculum for more than twenty years. Inevitably, it results in cops on hair-triggers.
Police training systemically reinforces the practice of constant vigilance and paranoia, which will always be in direct conflict with the idea of police being public servants. Unfortunately, in America there are no peace officers. Only police officers.
The cops saying they didnt really know how to handle someone having a mental episode was so deeply infuriating. That's literally part of the fucking job
I have had a couple of interactions with Aussie cops over mental health issues. They were unthreatening and helpful, and were there to make sure I got to to the hospital safely. I couldn't imagine having the same interactions in America, it would be terrifying.
@@sergioordonez6769 i don’t think it technically is? like yes they are the ones who have to respond but they do not have the proper education or training to do so. America should’ve implemented a system of mental health professionals to respond to situations like this a LOOOONG time ago.
Forget unhelpful, a disturbing amount of the time they 'assist' by capping the person in distress. Because 'weapon'
In Australia they tell you to shut up or they will detain you for 72 hours.. most likely they will also detain you if you are quiet
@@two-chicks wasnt my experience, maybe you are a yapper
reducing a person experiencing homelessness to "the other homeless" is a hell of a self-report
At least they didnt shoot her, maybe it was the camera
english isnt my first language, so genuinely asking, how else would you refer to them? except for just "the other person"
@SploogeScrooge I think something like, "the other homeless person" would be considered more appropriate. However, another thing to consider is that homelessness isn't something that is needlessly pointed out when simply referring to someone in conversation. This is similar to how one doesn't needlessly say, "the other black" without raising some red flags.
@SploogeScrooge the main issue is that it refers to the person as an object, rather than a person.
Homelessness is something a person experiences, like a disease.
If you were in a room with people who had cancer you wouldn't say "I then spoke with the other cancer"
You'd say "I spoke with the other cancer patient" or "person with cancer"
they have to dehumanise them to rationalise treating them the way they do
"you guys handled that like humans" what part of walking into an empty lot, armed and proceeding to harass homeless people is human? Ffs that women was crying!
The irony that the cops enforce you to wear seatbelts when they don't even do it themselves, IN HIGH SPEED CHASES LOL
maybe it's just me but I do not want to see cops ever wearing seatbelts. shouldn't have airbags either.
@@masta182why
the ultimate power tripper: a cop with a popular youtube channel
literally steven segal
there is polish sheriff based in US that has like half milion subs...
If you want to ride-along you have to ride in back. His ego always rides shotgun.
@@Polit_Burro that's a very accurate description of him
Lots of cops post on tiktok and instagram constantly.
7:00 the dude woke up, had cops hounding him, had a knife on him and then arrested. Literally what the hell did he even do?????????????????? Edit: not even trespassing they let the woman go but arrested the guy for the fact he possessed a knife.
Exist in inused private property.
"Trespassed"
Land of the free, well except for incorporated areas.
trespassing you donut imagine if a dude just build a tent on your backyard leaving an eyesore
Because he was black
@@reihanboo yeah these mfs complaining about trespassing but they'd be pissed to have anyone in their property making a fucking tent mansion
I'm currently homeless, shit like this scares me, I hate people like this. I've been pushed away from so many spots
what you doing rn?
Luckily a friend is in town that let me stay in their hotel room but rn just trying to survive the winter outside, it's hard to work when you're focused on surviving outside
i'm homeless too, i am so grateful i have a car to sleep in.
@@ClymenetheFox most places where you can get a job will have heat...
Cops recently stole my last belongings: birth and other certificates, medical documents, pictures of my kids etc.. all important stuff, even my sleeping bags and clothes and it's -8 right now outside ffs.. because they wanted to help me not sleep outside they said.. stupid clowns don't have a life they need to steal off disabled and homeless people
“The second homeless” is a WILD thing to say, the way he talks about them as if they aren’t human is disgusting
I interned at a small police department once (long story), and one time when I was riding along the cop chased some guy onto the freeway, sped after him at 95-100 mph, cut across three lanes of traffic to follow him off an exit loop, and nearly flipped the SUV. All to issue a $50 municipal speeding ticket. Tbh not even the craziest thing that happened.
Mandatory police response is why I don't use such services even though I would benefit from having a place I could reach out to and vent if needed. Until police response is taken out of the equation, I can't support these types of hotlines. The police have consistently put me in more danger than they have ever helped.
I agree, never once have they de-escalated a situation or helped me or anyone I have ever met. They are brainwashed savages working for themselves only
Yep, same here.
Try a non profit hotline ive used the crisis text line thought I have heard mixed reviews from others
It depends on the hotline. You can ask what their policy is on reporting as the first thing when you call
jesus this was a hard watch. kid totally exploited those people’s pain while basically making an ad for those pigs. we live in a dystopian nightmare.
At least it was a shit ad
Thank you so much for blurring out the minor with ideation. As someone who's been in that situation at that age (thankfully without police being called), if that happened to me and some dude filmed and posted it I think it would have irrevocably fucked up my mental health forever tbh
same here, it being online forever, there for everyone from strangers, to family, to friends to school bullies to watch would haunt me. plus i cannot imagine how retraumatising it must be to watch a video like that back. i hope you're doing better these days, good on ya for sticking around
"You handled that like humans"
Did they just arrest a homeless guy because he had a knife on him? As if homeless people dont get jumped by other homeless people from time to time?
The acorn incident... That was genuinely tragic. I don't remember what happened to the cop but I hope the dude gets locked into the literal prison cell that they showed in the video. You have got to be high as hell to confuse gunshots for an acorn
this is honestly devastating to watch. there was a time I was worried a friend if mine was going to end her life, so I specifically called a hotline, not 911, and the cops came anyway and against my urging, barged into her house and harrassed her until I pushed back for like an hour to get them to send the service I actually called for. turns out she was having an meltdown due to autism, and when people who were actually trained for these types of situations got there, it was handled in under half an hour. it's almost like a person in crisis needs kindness and patience, and not intimidation. if she was a man, she might not still be here.
Damn wtf, I had something similar happen to me, instead of having some mental health volunteers coming to my place I come across two fucking cops in the middle of the night because I was playing games after feeling miserable for the day. I wasn't happy about it at all, it doesn't help that they can posess guns, tasers and vests over to a situation which shouldn't require that at all, as well as the fact that these stupid bloody cops can just waltz into my place over mental health concerns instead of actually qualifed people who can handle the situation is just a testament to how we use cops for intimdation nowadays to threaten people with mental health issues to get their act together or risk getting murdered or getting a criminal record over something that is out of their control.
This was in Canberra btw, the cops are apparently more tamer there than in NSW, so Im not sure if I would strike myself as lucky or fortunate enough to be in a less shithole place.
I should also say, that her not being a visible minority was another reason she's still around. I can't remember much about the story, and it's probably not the only one out there, but a black man was gunned down for playing with a toy outside (he was also autistic, and a friend of his was there explaining that to police, and he was still shot dead.)
When the police is the only public service who is funded. Half the job in the video should be done by nurses and health agent.
In Australia, if you have a mental health crisis, you call an AMBULANCE. The person is SICK, is ILL, and needs HELP, not to be tasered into tomorrow. FFS America!
I will never forget the time my friend was experiencing psychosis and I called 911 to get paramedics and FOUR COPS showed up to my house instead and proceeded to try to "talk her down" and ended up basically egging her on. thanks guys. back the blue or whatever.
"You guys are like humans" feels like a line he's been contracted to deliver as part of the agreement with the cops. "Wow, you guys are so not aggressive! Really human! Anyway, like, share, eat sh*t other homeless!"
How does any American believe themselves when they talk about their freedom
i’d really like to know 😅
If they keep voting blue they will kiss their sweet freedom goodbye. You release 50% of americans dont mind that freedom being taken away in the name of being a good person and acting as if they are a saint in everyone else's eyes. The media is controlled, the police are told to do their jobs poorly, the laws favor criminals, black criminals are being let off easy, they are trying to ban guns, I could go on and on. If you live in a strong red state the cops are nicer there's less violence and on edge cops and there's not many laws stopping you from having a good time. Compared to australia you get arrested for having a bb gun and shooting some fireworks and having your car being too powerful.
mass psychosis
"Ignorance is strength".
My family called the cops on me and sent me to the psych hospital and they handcuffed me to take me there and it was very traumatizing honestly
why did they call the police on you
Yuuuuuup. I've been committed a few times and most people don't understand how traumatizing the whole experience is, and it doesn't solve anything when you do finally get to the mental hospital, they just tell you to stop thinking negatively as if that was a novel idea no one has ever suggested before. I hate how people mostly think it is "getting people the help they need" it's such bs.
It's not just traumatizing, it's also pretty humiliating I would say. Happened to me a couple times too. Hope you're doing better now!
@@qlintenFX Because they don't know how to help
@@hebedite4865i hope you are taking your meds though 😊
Thank you for blurring things when others just don't care. Life is a team sport
Thank you for mentioning it.. that gesture is huge and yes, boy boy thank you for caring
Him putting his subscribe graphic in the middle of the conversation with the girl was so fucked up 😭
YOOOO ITS MY SHADOW
Ignore the struggling individual in the foreground.
boy boy added that to point out Manny standing there
narcissism is a hell of a drug
I can't believe you got paid for that ad, it was awesome. Thank you Odoo!
Notice when he said "it's a customer service job" he said you have to treat people with respect just like we demand respect. That's the difference between a cop and anyone else. They don't earn or ask for your respect, they demand it. And if they don't get it they literally might shoot you. Or also if they do get it idk.
"You guys are genuine ass police officers" thanks buddy I think that summerizes the video well
Oh my god. l I grew up in Huntington Park. They are literally the worst police department. Notorious for giving jaywalking tickets to and harassing teenagers and running a car impounding scheme with the tow companies.
It's pretty sad the police respond to to mental health issues vs people who are actually trained.
Had my front door get busted in a few months ago and the people who did it slammed into our parked car when speeding away and while my mom called the cops and asked me to go make sure everything was okay I called my friend who was on medical leave from the police force due to some internal bleeding. He straight up said if I was outside when the police arrived I would likely be shot or detained just cause I am a pretty big dude and it was 1am and it was a guy showing up knowing just that an attempted break-in occurred here.
Thank god it was only a literal knife they found and not a metaphorical one.
How dare TH-cam hide this from me for an entire 12 seconds
So real
Lucky It was hid from me for 45 minutes
This is the third time I've seen this comment and I'm already bored if it
@@jamiejohnson157 oh my gosh I’m so sorry I didn’t entertain you Jamie 😔
Also love how during the high speed chase and for the whole ride along both the TH-camr and cops weren’t wearing seatbelts.
6:38 glad she was alowed to collect her belongings before being banished back to the streets. really cool.
She denied help in the video
@@lukasg4807 What help was she denying? Were the cops "helping" her when they kicked her out of her shelter? She also took the water they gave her so idk what your contention even is.
@@antipsychotic451 they offered her some sort of support and resources. Idk what they are but you can hear them mention it in the video.
@@antipsychotic451 Its cool you want to live in fairy land but if the property owner wants someone removed, the police are obligated to perform that duty. Or is it cool for them to pick and choose on when they want to enforce the law or not? I get they do that already but if every cop did that it would be chaos.
@@fourdeep6561 they arrested a person for having a knife after pulling him out of his shelter. Thats not removing a homeless person, that's adding to their problems. Have you ever been homeless? I am amazed at the amount of people who feel they have to tell people they live in fairy land for pointing out things stink.
I once saw a guy in a police chase in LA get away by driving directly into the heavy traffic letting out from a Laker’s game. He was in a very common car (like a silver Accord or something) & they just couldn’t find THE specific car he was in. Heroic! ✌🏼
(they got his plate on a camera) freeman more like injailman
He made a joke about delivering pizza in America not being safe, but that's sadly 100% true. I was robbed at gun point when I was a delivery driver when I was 16. Most pizza places do not let their drivers carry more than $20 in cash so their driver don't get robbed. My friends always told me to get a gun, but I never saw the point. Why escalate? I don't want to shoot anyone and I'd rather not be shot. I wasn't robbed again in the remaining 6 years I had that job.
jesus christ…
Delivering pizza for 6 years is some real shit, I hope you get everything you want from now on
@@DeoMachina bro we are in this muck together 😭🤙🏻
What idiot robs someone for pizza?
@aarepelaa1142 lol they rob you for the cash you may be carrying (and the small cheese pizza). Pretty easy to get a driver to a location where they can be robbed.
Logic: if you wear a bulletS proof vest then you don't need seatbeltS while on a chase.
10/10 brilliant content 9:22
Maybe it was a cars proof vest after all!
Did you notice that they weren’t wearing seatbelts while speeding through town? Someone should stop them and give them a ticket. Oh wait.
THE WORST PART of the acorn cops for me… neither cop actually hit the dude, who was handcuffed in the back. If he DID have a gun, he would could have killed them and got away. They aren’t even prepared for the exact scenarios they created in their head.
Normallly i skip ad reads. But you bois read it so comedically, yet painfully i stuck around. Good on ya. cheers from up over.
The best decision I ever made was deciding not to pursue a career in law-enforcement. I genuinely wanted to help people, but I figured out pretty quick that cops don't help people as I got older. And my friends who have been LEOs, who left the profession, have only confirmed that. Not that they never help anyone ever, but they do more harm than good. Cops exist to enforce the organized violence of the state. They're not there to "help" you, typically. Also none of them get therapy and are just running around with mental problems and PTSD and guns. It's a recipe for disaster, and we seem to have a LOT of cop disasters in the US. It doesn't surprise me. But it also took a lot of watching the system fail, watching friends get hurt wrongfully, and talking with people who exited the profession, to understand that. The Copaganda in the US really warps the perspectives of genuinely good people. It's messed up.
The police coming too a Suicide attempt, reminds me the story of police officer who wa successful talking down a suicide victim, left too get him water and came back too another police officer who has shot the suicide victim, in which then the original police was signed up for not delaying with the issue
Wasn't the first officer a veteran too? If it's the same story I'm thinking of
Can you tell me where and when this was? I want to read about it
@@LazyUggugg Stephen Mader, West Virginia, around 7 years ago I believe. That's the one I'm thinking of anyway, not sure if it's the one OP meant
2:51 is this legal? she’s a minor in a sensitive, medical related situation. this doesn’t seem right at all.
It probably isn’t legal, but who’s going to stop them? The police?
@ you would hope but… clearly not. i would hope maybe youtube would demonetize the video until that portion was removed :/ teachers can get in SO much trouble for sharing photos/videos of students doing day to day stuff without consent from a guardian. i don’t see how this, a far more extreme case, shouldn’t be treated similarly. i’m just once again disappointed by the corrupt and broken system we have :/
@@sunkissedcreators I had to quit watching halfway through because I got depressed realizing that this is the same country I live in 😭
@nothingtoseehere309 don’t blame you :/
It's not like he cares unfortunately, dude was in for the money and he definitely got it. But seriously, what the hell was he thinking?
the ad read is very professional
What my lecturer told me about the state of homelessness in America is literally insane, he said when he visited that the streets and hi-ways where lined with homeless camps and a local told him that most of them actually had jobs. That’s absoloutly insane to me and the joke about that lady being an accountant reminded me because that lady could literally be an accountant or book keeper. Thank god I wasn’t born into that shit hole
I am not happy with how the police here in Germany is doing things. These US cops are however multiple levels beyond what I consider concerning.
They behave like menacing soldiers policing a war zone... I fully understand why Americans feel endangered just by walking across cops.
Here in minnesota, a cop with some teenage ridealong fanboy, was unnecessarily speeding for minor violations. That ended when the cop t boned a car with some kids, killing a girl. Thankfully minnesota is half decent, so the cop got fired and is currently facing charges.
he could probably get hired in another state :/ could be wrong but i’ve heard of it happening before.
I thought you guys died, 1 month is way too long. Can you guys start uploading every 30 minutes? I would appreciate it thanks
They're on their new flashy channel
the youtuber reminds me of my little brother in movie theatres. "whos that guy? whats he doing? whyd he do that? what's he doing next?"
imagine being that naive and comfortable around cops.
In defense of firefighters in America, they are paramedics and extremely qualified to deal with people in mental crisis. The police are not and don’t deserve to be there. There should be social workers there. Also, I agree with that coming from a social worker in America.
Sending the police to someone's house when they're at risk and those cops allowing a TH-camr to tag along and film is so insanely wild to me
988 is the national suicide helpline in the US, if you call it you get partnered with a mental health professional, and if needed a team of mental health pros come out to talk, including a therapist. I used to be a 988 responder. It is still fairly new, like only 2 years old max
how wide spread is this? i know they’re in a highly populated part of Cali so it’s likely available.
The hotline is for the entire United States, but not all areas have mental health teams. They'll still send the cops if they decide you need someone to come to you and they can't send a mental health team.
High speed chase, under age kid in the front seat and not 1 seatbelt being used by anyone🤔 Americans really are allergic to oxygen aren't they😂
just don't look into US pollution rates since the industrial revolution
My opinions of the USA and its police force are getting so much worse every time I learn something new about this fucked up system.
Literally half of the calls in the video should’ve been handled by social workers.
Why are they sending police? Shouldn't they send paramedics instead?
im a police, fund me more please
2 billion more?
More funding? Another trillion dollars to Israel.
- U.S., probably.
More funding? Another quadrillion dollars to Isr4el!
- U.S., probably.
y'know i have an empty lot that has a random cat that lives there, you should handcuff it
sure id fund more money to police most incidents that occur wit police are because of bad or poor training
Seatbelts optional for TH-camrs - the power of the wavier.
you forgot to mention the police officer who shot and killed a blind and deaf dog, because the dog was obstructing his own rescue because he was blind and deaf. The police officer then with no feelings shot on bodycam 2 shots
One of the worst crimes committed in the original video, ironically, is the humanization of cops.
I like to imagine that when Alexa wakes up and opens his closet he has like 100 Ribena shirts, then takes 30 minutes picking one out even though they are all the same
Filming someone who was about to kill themselves then going on to post that on TH-cam with your cop propaganda is so fucking evil
There's nothing as reassuring as Aleksa's Ribena t-shirt in all of Boyboy's videos.
I had not realized how much I missed watching their streaming clips, but I understand that it's more important to them to make videos like these. Thanks for your hard work.
Your comments about them being dumb is because the police departments literally screen out intelligent and empathetic individuals in the US. I’d bet those cops treat unhoused people like shit when a TH-camr isn’t riding along - copaganda as they call it.
its actually crazy to me that they can kick someone out of an empty car park but they cant kick squatters out of someone's house
ngl I was expecting this to be awful and it was immediately so much worse than I ever could've imagined.
Seeing a police car should make you feel safe, so I wonder why people feel like they're suddenly in more danger when they see one... Makes you wonder if the police has a record of being more dangerous to innocent bystanders and victims than actual criminals
It’s disgustingly awful how terrible police presence is in America, especially if you’re homeless. The whole culture built up around trespassing is also terrible. Even in empty lots that nobody is using and don’t pose a danger to the people there, the police will arrest you for simply being at a location. Recently I was taking a walk and taking pictures of birds in the neighborhood I live in, and someone called the cops on me because they thought I was trespassing, even though I was staying on the sidewalks.
America is a nightmare right now. It's effecting literally everyone including me. I don't even leave my house anymore. Prices are so high that I'm currently on rations just to make it. Even people with jobs are homeless. You gotta be working 2 or 3 jobs just to be housed if housing is even available that is. Born in the wrong country...
The way he’s NOT WEARING HIS SEATBELT during the “high speed chase”
They blackmailed him into saying the police chief looks young.