It's hard to see, feel so sad for the young man that choose to die young. As a parent myself I can't imagine how his parent had to endure this difficult time losing their beloved son.
So sad that the police officers are being dragged through the agony of having killed a suicidal teen. This is an even bigger tragedy for the parents. All in all a bad outcome.
@@OBWInspector listen man, these are people too. The family could be lying and the father could seek revenge on the officers. It happens.You also can here many small comments made by the officers after the shooting, knowing they are in a sad situation…listen at 3:31
@@OBWInspector Who knows if the family may pull out a gun, who knows if the family tries to get ahold of the rifle (Which was actually an airsoft gun,) and use it against him. There are so many hypotheticals that could happen. If your also talking about when the parents popped up behind them, who knows if one of them was trying to get a shot off from behind. It's best to always be prepared.
Sad part is.. he didn't have to die. The cops purposely let him die instead of rendering aid or letting someone else save him. They just stand there and watch him bleed out.
Not only did the kid want to kill himself which already would devastate any parent, but he did it in the most horrific way possible. Now his parents had to watch him bleed out in their front yard and likely blame the police for it when they had no choice but to respond to the threat of a gun. This was an awful situation all around that could have been prevented with counseling and thinking about the effect your suicide will have on others.
@@RodneyLim03 I feel like that’s a far fetched assumption. Truthfully I think he thought he’d die right away when he got shot a few times. I don’t think he went into the thought process of what would and could happen and the pain it’ll cause others around him. Do you really think someone who points any type of weapon at a cop let alone a child knows what they are doing?
feel extremely terrible for the parents, especially mom, I can't even how difficult it is to see someone who you brought to this World, who was in your womb for 9 months, lay down on the ground.. dying but you can't even go near him and put his head on your lap... that's sad. But the kid did this to himself and his mom.
Exactly! Especially the one cop know full and well he had absolutely ZERO ammo in his gun !! How can he possibly save/ cover his partner ?! @1:47 on down ! Count the shots and listen to the clicks !!! Watch both point of views ! How could the partner possibly cover his partner back ! That could’ve been so tragic had the people coming behind then been armed !!
Wow...guess you were there! It could have been a misfire, weapon may have been out of battery or maybe a draw from a retention holster caused a problem. Glad to hear from an armchair expert.
@@mitchkinney7662 there is literally a term, "if you hear a click instead of bang, tap roll and rack". im an LEO and Marine vet..and will 100% say, the officer didnt do that. his firearm was useless. it doesnt matter what the reason for it was.
2:22 surprised they didn't address the *CLICK* when the 2nd officer who was flagging his partner the whole time actually TRIED to shoot, and then failed in not chambering a round immediately
Honestly don’t know how this many people with such messed up heads. I know there surely are real scenarios that could cause such issues. But there are MANY people who are truly suffering out in the world. People living under actual dictators, those who do not have consistently food or water, little to no education or a chance to be something bigger in life. I don’t think I have to point out which countries make the list.
@@wanaraz Suicide increased by 3% in 2022, increased by 8% in young adult males. The despair is real. The causes? That's what we need to figure out before it's too late.
My buddy from college got his MBA in a year and was making six figures about four years out, was charismatic, athletic, father was a medical doctor, and he came from a good home. He took his life. Nobody could figure out why.
I agree with this. So many people don’t realize how similar they look to the real thing. And even if a gun does look like it’s an air soft gun, officers still can’t lower their guard. How easy would it be to spray paint the end of a real AR or pistol whatever type of gun with orange/red on the end of the barrel? Bad guys could do this to try and make officers lackadaisical to try and gain an advantage.
@Kyle Komarek Exactly. That's a reason I dislike all of the new bright colored firearms. It makes them look like toys. It's terrible for confusing children. It's kind of an opposite problem .
This police officer will have to live with this for the rest of his life. A terrible thing to be sure but he had zero options when the kid comes out with a rifle, airsoft or not.
@@thebluefus kudos to the officers, they don't get paid enough for this shit. Needs to be more investment in helping people with mental health issues, and also more funding for officers to train them to deal with this stuff and also counseling.
The kid was in distress but I wish these suicidal people would commit suicide privately instead of projecting their burden on others like cops. Sometimes the cops also have to deal with hate and accusations from the family afterwards.
Thank you for analyzing this tragedy so professionally. No de-escalation in the world can answer something like this, which looked like an ambush before any communication was even possible. Yeah, you could question the caller as an operator, but with that you risk prolonging real deadly situations to a fatal point. And with how chaotic LA probably is, there's simply no time to check for any validity on the caller's claims. I will just assume that the operator tried to stay on a line with the caller but the caller hung up, because if the operator hung up themselves first and didn't try to further check the situation and maybe de-escalate before the unit arrived, there was something going wrong imho.
the first officers bodycam we saw went into the fight without his firearm in working order. you can clearly here his pistol click as he goes around his buddy lines up and tries to fire a shot
I used to have a little air soft pistol. If I put it side by side with my Taurus G3C, they would look identical. You can't tell most air softs apart from real firearms.
one part of the spectrum tells them theyre "pussies" or "weak" for being afraid or needing help. and the other part tells them "youre worthless and dangerous for being a man".. this is what we get.
Yep, and we need to end the stigma associated with it. It does not mean you are a weak person. But there are way bigger factors at play for young people. Many have lost hope, and believe that this world is an awful place to be. Sometimes it can be, but don't make a permanent decision because you have some terrible temporary circumstances.
Sadly it's usually not that easy. I've had many girlfriends and friends alike turn me away and cut off ties because they, and i quote "Don't want to be around me because I'm too depressing and it's frustrating to be around". Luckily i was able to turn my self around on my own but it's a sad reality, those suicide hotlines don't do Jack shit, it's a person reading from a script and get paid to listen. Only real friends / partners / family can help, but most people don't want to deal with it. If people really want to help, when someone comes to YOU for help, that means they trust you, so just be there, otherwise they may not always be.
I feel for the officers having been put in the position of having to defend against someone with what certainly appears to be a rifle. Not a good situation.
They would've, he is actually able to if the person lives through it, as well as people who are suicidal either with weapons or by throwing themselves from a building or something, if they don't get killed, they are getting sued and paying fines or even jail.
Agreed...but that will not erase the mental damage done to the officer, taking a life and then second guessing your response is a trauma that you have to live with for the rest of your life.
@@sirdan1287 well the kid is literally making the officers kill him because they don’t know the gun is fake, so yea if the kid lived he should be sued for having to cause both the parents and officers mental problems they have to live with, if the kid survived he for sure would’ve wished he was dead
@@sirdan1287 suing is not as bad as it sounds, because unfortunately (or fortunately really) your hassles are not everybody else's, so I guess the sue will end up just arranging mental assistance to the suicidal person... well not, I'm lying I don't know maybe you're absolutely right
Absolute tragedy. The dad, hears gun shots, comes over calmly, now knowing it was his son involved and the cop is forced to tell him to stay back. Universe bless us all through these difficult times.
Someone still died. There is no justification for that. It’s not always about “defending the blue” and these officers have to live with themselves knowing they took a life. It’s unjust but you can ride that moral high horse to make yourself feel better. No matter which way you put it. It’s extremely sad
Much respect for the police they have to deal with such terrible situations every day risking their lives everyday for total strangers and for such little pay and respect from the public, bless all officers for all their work...
How indescribably horrific as a parent, to have to see your own child purposely do something like this. My God. Did he hate himself and his parents so much, that he'd put them in a situation like this? My prayers go out to them, and those officers who were forced into this tragedy. 💔🙏🏻😔
My brother has an AK-47 airsoftgun, even if I hold it in my hands its very hard to tell it is not a real gun.. Metal, wood and heavy weight, nobody can know that
Seasoned officer. You can tell by the way he took time in between shots. He was making sure to hit target & nothing else. Often they go full out & empty the magazine on a suspect.
I disagree John. If you're a cop in a gun fight, especially if you have a partner there, it's prudent to get backup there ASAP. What if you lose the gun fight and no other officers are on the way? You just going to bleed out and the perp gets away? If you can, get that backup on the way. Even when we were in firefights in the military, we didn't just handle the situation, we had someone calling in, giving situation updates and calling for any backup that we could get.
Here we go with, “that’s my son” as if that makes him an angel. 🙄 It may not have been a real gun, but they couldn’t take that chance. OAN: I understand the parents trying to help their child. I would have kicked the gun out of the way and risked my own safety to help my child.
I'm not going to pretend like I know the young man was going through, but man the situation is totally messed up. I couldn't imagine if I were a parent to see this happen to my child, and do absolutely nothing while it's happening. Every person that was present or involved in a situation, will never be the same...
I think as a Dad, I would have calmly kicked the weapon aside, while telling the officers. Then get to work trying to save my boy. My God, what a terrible day.
this is too sad. Parents, please guide your kids right. show them bunch of love and make them mentally strong and let them know no matter what there's always a solution.
The loudest click you ever hear when your gun doesn’t fire. More than likely either not chambered a round or a straight up bad primer or light primer strike
I think he didn't have a round chambered. And all his training of tap, rack bang was forgotten when he noticed that he did not have to fire at the suspect any longer.
A big reason a person doesn't reach out, and ends up consumed by hopelessness is because of the toxic positivity bullshit people spew. You can't support anyone by saying "Its not so bad, everyone goes through this...(etc)". This stuff often makes someone think that their feelings don't mean jack, furthering the hopelessness feeling. Now this may not have anything to do with the video, but I felt it was a message I wanted to get across for anyone who has someone in their life who is going through a difficult time. This whole situation is truly depressing.
The kid got exactly what he wanted. Taking time away from the people who actually need police help. He leapt out with a rifle, airsoft or not, the man made the call and planned it. He wanted to die. I just feel sorry for the parents who had to witness all this take place.
I agree with but I'm going to push it a bit further I'm 40 years old and for about the last 20 years or so parents have been doing a terrible job raising weak soft ass kids and enabling and coddling there children and this is the outcome the kids get mad or don't get there way and want to die I've seen this in my family my friends children and the children in my community it all starts at home
I'm not sure I could have stayed away. I would have run right to my baby, or kicked the weapon away. Probably would have been shot, as well, but I don't think I would have self control over that high of emotions.
Making another person kill you without their consent is just incredibly selfish. Doesn't matter if it's a police officer, train operator or whoever. They have to live with the image of you dying etched into their retina for the rest of their lives. Nobody deserves that.
I am a bit surprised that you guys didn’t talk about how the officer who did not take any shots had a misfire at 1:50 into the video. He steps to the shooting officer’s right raises his pistol and it goes “Click” then instead of getting it back into the fight with remedial action he goes back to the radio leaving his partner to handle the threat by himself.
So many people affected by this. We should all pray for Mom, Dad and the officers! Such a sad situation for that young man to feel this was his only way out. To many young people over the last 3 years have resorted to suicide in one way or another. The parents are blaming themselves no doubt and they genuinely had no clue. Just very sad!
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It's hard to see, feel so sad for the young man that choose to die young.
As a parent myself I can't imagine how his parent had to endure this difficult time losing their beloved son.
So sad that the police officers are being dragged through the agony of having killed a suicidal teen. This is an even bigger tragedy for the parents. All in all a bad outcome.
@@OBWInspector listen man, these are people too. The family could be lying and the father could seek revenge on the officers. It happens.You also can here many small comments made by the officers after the shooting, knowing they are in a sad situation…listen at 3:31
@@OBWInspector Who knows if the family may pull out a gun, who knows if the family tries to get ahold of the rifle (Which was actually an airsoft gun,) and use it against him. There are so many hypotheticals that could happen. If your also talking about when the parents popped up behind them, who knows if one of them was trying to get a shot off from behind. It's best to always be prepared.
Sad part is.. he didn't have to die. The cops purposely let him die instead of rendering aid or letting someone else save him. They just stand there and watch him bleed out.
Naa. I don’t think any police have even a bit remorse.
@@Kk-ex1yh k brainwashed lol
Not only did the kid want to kill himself which already would devastate any parent, but he did it in the most horrific way possible. Now his parents had to watch him bleed out in their front yard and likely blame the police for it when they had no choice but to respond to the threat of a gun. This was an awful situation all around that could have been prevented with counseling and thinking about the effect your suicide will have on others.
He probably did think about the effects and decided to hurt his parents for whatever reason by bleeding out in front of their house
better than shitting ur pants overdosing just my opinion
@@godwintalking4724 I understand how it feels, keep strong and everyday is another chance to change 🤞
@@RodneyLim03 I feel like that’s a far fetched assumption. Truthfully I think he thought he’d die right away when he got shot a few times. I don’t think he went into the thought process of what would and could happen and the pain it’ll cause others around him. Do you really think someone who points any type of weapon at a cop let alone a child knows what they are doing?
Yep. The way I see it mother nature will take you out soon enough. Life is short, hang in there, have some fun.
What a horrific thing to go through for everyone involved. I can’t imagine how devastating something like this would be
feel extremely terrible for the parents, especially mom, I can't even how difficult it is to see someone who you brought to this World, who was in your womb for 9 months, lay down on the ground.. dying but you can't even go near him and put his head on your lap... that's sad. But the kid did this to himself and his mom.
Absolute tragedy
Latino neighbors.
Man this whole situation is a nightmare!
@@PyroShields hopefully those cops mentally heal and somehow use this trauma to prevent others from doing what the 19 year old did.
Exactly! Especially the one cop know full and well he had absolutely ZERO ammo in his gun !! How can he possibly save/ cover his partner ?! @1:47 on down ! Count the shots and listen to the clicks !!! Watch both point of views ! How could the partner possibly cover his partner back ! That could’ve been so tragic had the people coming behind then been armed !!
You guys put out fantastic content and describe and analyze the situation perfectly.
Glad you appreciate what we do!
Can't believe you missed the police officers unchambered firearm. You can hear the trigger pull at 2:21
It was also his first trigger pull
Yes for sure pulled the trigger and got click not a bang
Wow...guess you were there! It could have been a misfire, weapon may have been out of battery or maybe a draw from a retention holster caused a problem. Glad to hear from an armchair expert.
@Al says someone that doesn't know where I have been or what I have done...
@Al says someone who doesn't know me, or what I have done or where I have been...
@@mitchkinney7662 there is literally a term, "if you hear a click instead of bang, tap roll and rack". im an LEO and Marine vet..and will 100% say, the officer didnt do that. his firearm was useless. it doesnt matter what the reason for it was.
Glad you mentioned the hand held brick sized radio. It’s like watching a 1980’s episode of Adam 12.
2:22 surprised they didn't address the *CLICK* when the 2nd officer who was flagging his partner the whole time actually TRIED to shoot, and then failed in not chambering a round immediately
I was thinking the same thing.
I was waiting on them to address it but they never did.
I was about to leave same comment. Horrible situation for sure, but I heard that "click" also and was surprised they did not address.
Even after the click he never racked it. Officer needs retrained.
Hard to miss that click with nothing in the chamber, way beyond poor training!
My heart and prayers go to the parents.
Unfortunately I think this is only going to increase... we have a serious mental health problem in this country
Indeed! Driven by decades of the liberal agendas 🤢☠️
We do. It's sad that there's still such a stigma for something that a majority of people suffer from. It's truly heartbreaking tbh
Honestly don’t know how this many people with such messed up heads. I know there surely are real scenarios that could cause such issues. But there are MANY people who are truly suffering out in the world. People living under actual dictators, those who do not have consistently food or water, little to no education or a chance to be something bigger in life. I don’t think I have to point out which countries make the list.
Don't get over mello dramatic. Most people are doing pretty damn good.
@@wanaraz Suicide increased by 3% in 2022, increased by 8% in young adult males. The despair is real. The causes? That's what we need to figure out before it's too late.
This is so sad, so sad for all involved.
Sad for everyone involved, especially that young mans family!!!!!
Right? I heard that too.
So sad for the Mother who just wanted to be with him in his final moments
"That's my Son!" I would never wish for a parent to see their kid get shot by police, but these issues start at the family level.
right, sad moment there
Forreal. If the family caught even a whiff of his intentions, they should have tried getting treatment for his mental health.
Not always
My buddy from college got his MBA in a year and was making six figures about four years out, was charismatic, athletic, father was a medical doctor, and he came from a good home. He took his life. Nobody could figure out why.
@@u.sonomabeach6528 Yeah. Maybe he randomly snapped. Its all around sad.
This one is tragic on every level, so sad for the family, the officers and the young man.
Crossfire pucker factor 10/10
I feel 💯 heartbroken for the parents.
I prey they can find peace and closure from this horrible moment in their lives.
Pray
And the thing is, they probably never will... unreal situation.
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You did understand what I meant right?
@@michiganborn8303 never argue with a grapefruit. to do so is simply foolish.
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Oh, Heavens! Those poor parents! 😭💔😭
my god this is a horrible situation. praying for the family and the officers 😞
Caught on camera. Shame the parents didn’t know about the fake call
Hearing the parents broke my heart. I have never teared up for one of these but today I did.
"Insight" I didn't notice it at first but I could tell something was off with how the title sounded.
It's sad that the young man didn't give himself the chance to see a better day.
Couldn't even hold his son, he must have felt miserable. Hopefully they can recover peacefully after that event.
It’s their fault they raised that kid to be that
Nobody can recover from this,
⚠️ I think it would be a great idea to show some of these 'Toy'/Airsoft type replicas on your show so people will understand how real they can appear.
I agree with this. So many people don’t realize how similar they look to the real thing. And even if a gun does look like it’s an air soft gun, officers still can’t lower their guard. How easy would it be to spray paint the end of a real AR or pistol whatever type of gun with orange/red on the end of the barrel? Bad guys could do this to try and make officers lackadaisical to try and gain an advantage.
@Kyle Komarek Exactly. That's a reason I dislike all of the new bright colored firearms. It makes them look like toys. It's terrible for confusing children. It's kind of an opposite problem .
You shouldn’t have your life be in danger for a toy sold in stores
@@justinmathis7707when you use it like this you do
This police officer will have to live with this for the rest of his life. A terrible thing to be sure but he had zero options when the kid comes out with a rifle, airsoft or not.
Hopefully he realizes he did nothing wrong and he shouldn’t let this bring him down one bit. He did everything correct
@@thebluefus kudos to the officers, they don't get paid enough for this shit. Needs to be more investment in helping people with mental health issues, and also more funding for officers to train them to deal with this stuff and also counseling.
The kid was in distress but I wish these suicidal people would commit suicide privately instead of projecting their burden on others like cops.
Sometimes the cops also have to deal with hate and accusations from the family afterwards.
They live for this crap. He etched his first notch on the grip of his Glock and high fives all around.
@@jonboy9734 bs.. stop trying to paint a false narrative.. you have zero way of knowing that..
FUNCTION CHECK!!! That click was so loud, know your Weapons. Know the status of your weapon on duty!
This should be titled "Incite" not "insight"
You have very good incite on grammar.......
@@bigguy7353 r/woosh
@@Bitshitter you mean he is stirring up trouble?
@@Bitshitter this is about vocabulary not grammar
I Literally came to post this also.
Thank you for analyzing this tragedy so professionally. No de-escalation in the world can answer something like this, which looked like an ambush before any communication was even possible. Yeah, you could question the caller as an operator, but with that you risk prolonging real deadly situations to a fatal point. And with how chaotic LA probably is, there's simply no time to check for any validity on the caller's claims. I will just assume that the operator tried to stay on a line with the caller but the caller hung up, because if the operator hung up themselves first and didn't try to further check the situation and maybe de-escalate before the unit arrived, there was something going wrong imho.
the first officers bodycam we saw went into the fight without his firearm in working order. you can clearly here his pistol click as he goes around his buddy lines up and tries to fire a shot
At 14:55 when you paused it john look at his fire arm it dont look fully engaged, that might not fire. You hear him fire and it didnt go off.
Mike Williver's presenting skills and character are really starting to shine.
“because WHUTCHU DOON” 😂
Ya, I used to not like him, but I changed my opinion.
My dude has been shining since before the sun
Go on… 😂
PTSD from that will stay with those officers. They did there best not too! Prayers to the family!
I used to have a little air soft pistol. If I put it side by side with my Taurus G3C, they would look identical. You can't tell most air softs apart from real firearms.
That is outrageous
There’s never enough emphasis on mental health. Please don’t be scared to talk to someone.
one part of the spectrum tells them theyre "pussies" or "weak" for being afraid or needing help. and the other part tells them "youre worthless and dangerous for being a man".. this is what we get.
Yep, and we need to end the stigma associated with it. It does not mean you are a weak person. But there are way bigger factors at play for young people. Many have lost hope, and believe that this world is an awful place to be. Sometimes it can be, but don't make a permanent decision because you have some terrible temporary circumstances.
@@mylesrobinson9822 There is always another way... I wish you peace my friend.
Sadly it's usually not that easy. I've had many girlfriends and friends alike turn me away and cut off ties because they, and i quote "Don't want to be around me because I'm too depressing and it's frustrating to be around". Luckily i was able to turn my self around on my own but it's a sad reality, those suicide hotlines don't do Jack shit, it's a person reading from a script and get paid to listen. Only real friends / partners / family can help, but most people don't want to deal with it. If people really want to help, when someone comes to YOU for help, that means they trust you, so just be there, otherwise they may not always be.
The problem with "talking to someone" is when it gets put on your medical record, now you have rights stripped from you because "you might be a risk."
"I got your cover!" He did not have his cover.
I feel for the officers having been put in the position of having to defend against someone with what certainly appears to be a rifle. Not a good situation.
The 2 missed shots gave this kid time to drop that fake gun. He chose his own destiny.
I’m surprised you didn’t comment on the click heard when the officer who didn’t fire attempted to fire
sounds like he didn't have a round chambered
@@jonisawesome69 the gun wasnt in battery. you can see the gap on rear of the slide.
I am glad they came in as a pair, having a partner in this situation is a must!!! Some lesson to be learned? But, the job is well done!!! 👍
i remember seeing this video a while ago. Crazy a 19 year old wants to go out like this.
This is very sad... not only for the officers but also for the families of everyone involved..
Can’t even imagine being a cop in that situation.
The cops that go through this should be able to sue that person if they live through it.
They would've, he is actually able to if the person lives through it, as well as people who are suicidal either with weapons or by throwing themselves from a building or something, if they don't get killed, they are getting sued and paying fines or even jail.
Agreed...but that will not erase the mental damage done to the officer, taking a life and then second guessing your response is a trauma that you have to live with for the rest of your life.
Sue the teen that’s already suicidal. Sounds like the stupid system but won’t fix any issues at hand
@@sirdan1287 well the kid is literally making the officers kill him because they don’t know the gun is fake, so yea if the kid lived he should be sued for having to cause both the parents and officers mental problems they have to live with, if the kid survived he for sure would’ve wished he was dead
@@sirdan1287 suing is not as bad as it sounds, because unfortunately (or fortunately really) your hassles are not everybody else's, so I guess the sue will end up just arranging mental assistance to the suicidal person... well not, I'm lying I don't know maybe you're absolutely right
He came out there like a Vietnam veteran soldier 🪖
With a friggin Air Sotf Gun 💥💥💥💥💥🔫
Absolute tragedy. The dad, hears gun shots, comes over calmly, now knowing it was his son involved and the cop is forced to tell him to stay back. Universe bless us all through these difficult times.
The universe has no power to create
@@hfarthingt you cant create lol
this about brought me to tears. the cries of the mother a soul wrenching.
So sad for everyone involved
Very well trained cops. Kudos to their professionalism.
Sad story for all involved, but totally justified!
of course it was. I dont think anyone is arguing that
@@flipnap2112 You mean other than the locals who were arguing it?
@@theKashConnoisseur We, the locals, are not arguing anything. Stop spreading misinformation.
Someone still died. There is no justification for that. It’s not always about “defending the blue” and these officers have to live with themselves knowing they took a life. It’s unjust but you can ride that moral high horse to make yourself feel better. No matter which way you put it. It’s extremely sad
@@jooebennn oh, you're all of the locals? It's in the video that locals took issue with police actions so if you wanna protest about it, go email ASP.
My heart goes out to that officer that fired. Wish he didn't have that in his mind for the rest of his life. Prayers for him tonight
I believe its INCITE. Other than that keep up the great work!!!!
Wtf are people thinking. That is so sad. Everyone involved is impacted in a horrible way
Much respect for the police they have to deal with such terrible situations every day risking their lives everyday for total strangers and for such little pay and respect from the public, bless all officers for all their work...
How indescribably horrific as a parent, to have to see your own child purposely do something like this. My God. Did he hate himself and his parents so much, that he'd put them in a situation like this? My prayers go out to them, and those officers who were forced into this tragedy. 💔🙏🏻😔
@@2ormore And you know this how?
I mean, he tried to get his parents killed as well with his pathetic attempt, so would seem so. Absolute coward. I hope the parents are doing alright
My brother has an AK-47 airsoftgun, even if I hold it in my hands its very hard to tell it is not a real gun.. Metal, wood and heavy weight, nobody can know that
incite, not 'insight'
love the channel.
Seasoned officer. You can tell by the way he took time in between shots. He was making sure to hit target & nothing else. Often they go full out & empty the magazine on a suspect.
There is an evil out there that is so palpable. So much of this is going around and it will only escalate. It is truly heart breaking.
what was evil about this ? this is just tradgic
I wouldn't say the kid was evil at all, just hurt and lost. Rest in Paradise to him 🙏
@@gloriouslyaesthetic Who said the kid was evil?
@@ryanknight2497 Okay........it was tragically (correct spelling) evil.
Sad situation 😢 prayers for the family of the kid and for the officer's have to live with this 🙏 😢
19 years old this young man had his whole life ahead of him
Rip, just a teen..
This video is crystal clear on my screen.
I disagree John. If you're a cop in a gun fight, especially if you have a partner there, it's prudent to get backup there ASAP. What if you lose the gun fight and no other officers are on the way? You just going to bleed out and the perp gets away? If you can, get that backup on the way. Even when we were in firefights in the military, we didn't just handle the situation, we had someone calling in, giving situation updates and calling for any backup that we could get.
Not "insight", but "incite" Hello?!?
most airsoft guns look EXTREMELY real, its almost impossible to tell unless you are very close
Here we go with, “that’s my son” as if that makes him an angel. 🙄 It may not have been a real gun, but they couldn’t take that chance. OAN: I understand the parents trying to help their child. I would have kicked the gun out of the way and risked my own safety to help my child.
That’s sad, prayers for the family.
*incite
Well done by officer's ...thank you
I'm not going to pretend like I know the young man was going through, but man the situation is totally messed up. I couldn't imagine if I were a parent to see this happen to my child, and do absolutely nothing while it's happening. Every person that was present or involved in a situation, will never be the same...
*Ummm.....* South Central, *Los Angeles, CA.*
I think as a Dad, I would have calmly kicked the weapon aside, while telling the officers. Then get to work trying to save my boy.
My God, what a terrible day.
Thats what i was thinking as a brother i would've came out in shorts and no shirt, with my hands up kick the gun
***You guys missed officer 2 who had an empty chamber and had a “click” when he pulled the trigger!!! ***
Do people need a high school class on how to act around police?
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bro needed mental help ??? did you not even watch the video.
A lot of them drop out anyways
They literally just lost their son, bro. Rationality goes out the window in a horrible situation like that.
I disagree with your take, it doesn't consider human emotion in my opinion.
Dad's lucky he didn't catch a bullet too, walking up from behind like that.
I think the word you meant to type for the title is "incite"
So sad! RIP. God Bless the family.
Kid got what he wanted.
I'm more impressed the officers understood Spanish! Nice work.
I can see this is how "Kicking Mustang" will end his days!
"Incite"
this is too sad. Parents, please guide your kids right. show them bunch of love and make them mentally strong and let them know no matter what there's always a solution.
Just a sad situation all around.
So glad these officers made it home safely. Great job.
What was the "click" sound? Like from the one officer weapon not firing. That was weird to me.
The loudest click you ever hear when your gun doesn’t fire. More than likely either not chambered a round or a straight up bad primer or light primer strike
Seems that he pulled the trigger but it only clicked because either the safety was on or because he didn't chamber a round yet
I think he didn't have a round chambered. And all his training of tap, rack bang was forgotten when he noticed that he did not have to fire at the suspect any longer.
@@alexcusma4908 Ahh gotcha.
Similar thing happened in Bristol, CT. Unfortunately 2 officers were killed before the perp was put down.
Lmao insight
lol! 5th grade education.
A big reason a person doesn't reach out, and ends up consumed by hopelessness is because of the toxic positivity bullshit people spew. You can't support anyone by saying "Its not so bad, everyone goes through this...(etc)". This stuff often makes someone think that their feelings don't mean jack, furthering the hopelessness feeling. Now this may not have anything to do with the video, but I felt it was a message I wanted to get across for anyone who has someone in their life who is going through a difficult time. This whole situation is truly depressing.
“That’s my son! You shot my son!” Maybe teach your son not to walk out the house with a rifle when police arrive and this wouldn’t have happened. 🤯
that boy was suicidal have some respect for the lost soul
that opening alone from mike deserves a like.
The kid got exactly what he wanted. Taking time away from the people who actually need police help. He leapt out with a rifle, airsoft or not, the man made the call and planned it. He wanted to die. I just feel sorry for the parents who had to witness all this take place.
I agree with but I'm going to push it a bit further I'm 40 years old and for about the last 20 years or so parents have been doing a terrible job raising weak soft ass kids and enabling and coddling there children and this is the outcome the kids get mad or don't get there way and want to die I've seen this in my family my friends children and the children in my community it all starts at home
Love this channel lots of great information for you average citizens also
Very sad that young men want to die these days.
Thank you officers
I'm not sure I could have stayed away. I would have run right to my baby, or kicked the weapon away. Probably would have been shot, as well, but I don't think I would have self control over that high of emotions.
Very sad, for the young man, the family, and the officers. That poor woman's wailing will haunt their dreams forever.
Making another person kill you without their consent is just incredibly selfish. Doesn't matter if it's a police officer, train operator or whoever. They have to live with the image of you dying etched into their retina for the rest of their lives. Nobody deserves that.
It's a toy he's my son!? Then why did you let him answer the fucking door with it?! Charge all of them!
I am a bit surprised that you guys didn’t talk about how the officer who did not take any shots had a misfire at 1:50 into the video. He steps to the shooting officer’s right raises his pistol and it goes “Click” then instead of getting it back into the fight with remedial action he goes back to the radio leaving his partner to handle the threat by himself.
So many people affected by this. We should all pray for Mom, Dad and the officers! Such a sad situation for that young man to feel this was his only way out. To many young people over the last 3 years have resorted to suicide in one way or another. The parents are blaming themselves no doubt and they genuinely had no clue. Just very sad!