Those SUV patrol units are nowhere as quick or fast as the 1994 - 1996 Caprice 9C1 which had the same LT-1 engine as the rear wheel drive 1996 Impala SS. Those cars were capable of a 158 mph top speed. I know this as a matter of fact. Since I once topped mine out at 158 mph.
Just fyi, if you add “police in training” or “new police officer” I bet you’ll get an immensely larger number of views. You already will get a loooot, but that will absolutely compound them. 👌
the partner is a really great partner. he keeps motivating him, saying you're doing good, positive intonation and he even asked if he was doing ok. that was truly great to watch
It's a coping mechanism. The cop was scared shitless too... Ppl don't realize just how many crashes cops clean up and what that does to their psyche. The longer that cop has been on the force the more he knows the serious consequences of crashes
When I was in my first phase of training, my FTO would say the same stuff. I had some damn good FTOS in all 3 phases! Love those guys, and FTOs like them!
Its not THAT bad. I once was driving near Bellingham Wa when 4 high school chearleaders came around a curve in my lane, over the double yellow line, tryng to pass a line of dump trucks over 60mph each. As we passed each other, only INCHES apart, the rear passengers were crawling over their seats to take the wheel. The driver was frozen shitless, white knuckle clutching the wheel going straight. Time slowed down for those passengers who were screaming at the driver. They looked at me while I smiled back. They passed the dump trucks and returned to the right lane. Bet they learned their lesson what double yellow lines mean and why they are not just a "suggestion".
And then imagine the police coming right after. It is so irresponsible that they would also go into oncoming traffic. At that point let the guy try to run. The police could have easily killed people
Life is dangerous. And then we have the Democrat politicians encouraging more mayhem. Politicians that should be getting the Benito Mussolini treatment.
@@hansmeyer1991 Exactly! That was incredibly foolish! They kept justifying their action by saying they had to get him off the road, but the best way to put a stop to the dangerous situation was to STOP CHASING HIM. Let him go! Get him later!
Had some idiot did this a few months ago on the highway near my work, struck a car headon. Instantly killed them both. Body parts scattered all over the highway. It was so gory they had to hite counselors for the first responders. (Very middle of nowhere where extreme violence blood and gore is not common)
It's so refreshing to see a training officer be so calm and encouraging. That dude is the MVP. That's the kind of leadership that shows the younger officers that you don't have to have a huge ego that gets in the way of treating your co-workers or just normal everyday citizens with disrespect. Hats off to those guys.
the way that officer was asking constantly how the other was doing and encouraging him, man i felt like i was the one driving and hearing those words. What a great team that entire force made
Man, that driver's partner has got to be the best shotgun driver a guy could ever ask for! Super supportive, super calm, collected, all that jazz. What a video.
I don't even remotely understand how someone like that is allowed to bail out. He shows no regard for human life yet we all have to share the streets with him? Insane.
@@unclefester6494 - so never praise anyone for doing a fantastic job and being an example? Wins gold medal at Olympics: “Why are people clapping? Just an athlete doing his job..”
@brotherboldly servant of Yahusha Jesus of Nazareth You don't have to be rude to Zoe. I picked it up first time too (pretty brave sending a trainee on a high speed chase, but we all gotta fly some day), but you could've worded it nicer. Not everyone is attentive so you gotta be patient with 'em instead of being unnecessarily rude. You get more with sugar than you do with vinegar.
Chasing a car at over 130 mph against traffic on a highway.. for failing to stop. Incredibly stupid, this is against every police departments policy in the United States and for good reason. How many lives did they put at risk to catch a driver for a traffic only offense.
@@DrMario- Of course not. But I doubt any other Western country would continue a chase when someone is doing 130 mph the wrong way down a freeway. That is insanely dangerous. And then there's the ridiculous vehicles you use for policing🙄.
Whoever this officer is who is teaching deserves a big boy raise. Hard to find someone like this in any profession. Much respect for the calm demeanor, being able to relate, and "light" use of swear words😂. For some reason I feel a lot safer when the person teaching me knows how to swear
He wanted to be in the drivers seat, but man that’s one hell of a co pilot. Calling communication to other officers and communicating to the driving officer. Insane
@@Censortubes I mean you can still have a job and do it bad lol. This is a crazy pressure situation, why is it wrong to point out they're doing the job at an above average level given their circumstances?
Yeah, but at least the bail amount in Wisconsin is more harsh that you'd think. Many states, you can have a bail bondsman pay up the bail for a fee of 7-10% of the bail amount... so like 2,500 in this case. But not Wisconsin. They require direct up front payment of the full amount. Hopefully this guy can't produce $30k cash.
You can only be denied bail if you are a threat to the community. And everybody has a right to a defense. You can't defend yourself or get a lawyer to defend you, if you are stuck in jail.
@@mattjamison484 I think this guy showed he’s a treat to the community who knows what he had on him to begin with he probably disposed of stuff during the chase
I love how the other officer asks “how’re you feeling?” And “ you’re doing good dude” and the “ slow her down “ he’s mad supportive and that’s what people look like in a partner they both handled this pursuit so well these men need more pay
*As a medical professional who has proctored newer people through emergency intubations during in-hospital and ER cardiac arrests, having that calm voice encouraging you can make all the difference in the success of that person as they gain experience and skills. But at least I know they’re not going to kill ME if it doesn’t work out right- so if you ask me, that FTO is an f’ing HERO.*
This was the most anxiety producing car chase I think I’ve seen. He could have killed so many people. Unbelievable. Shoutout to all officers involved, especially the two whose body cameras we watched the events unfold through! I can’t imagine the stress you were under!
There was another really good one gave me the chills and I was shaking it’s on this channel called officer gets crushed by suspects vehicle during intense police chase
I cannot believe how easily these men can go from combative and tactical response and then completely transition to rendering aid with absolutely no anger or accusatory language. These officers are honestly psychological unicorns, it was absolutely amazing to see
As a black man in Mississippi on the coast the majority of the cops is white and I’ve been around them a lot before unfortunately but they’ve always been respectful because I was respectful back. You’d be amazed how well things will go if you comply with the law and face it all in court. They have a job to do.
@@KonglomeratYT literal logic. Like props to the guy for being a good co worker but if your gonna be a cop, it’s not just “I wanna help people or I think it’s cool” you have to understand what your getting yourself into. I’m not one but from a civilians point of view every cop should have certain characteristics and one of the main ones is being calm in every situation, and controlling yourself without letting your emotions get to you and YES from the jump as soon as you start. there’s others peoples lives at risk and your emotions can’t be the reason someone else got hurt. I think every cop understands that though.
"You're doin' good, baby, you're doin' good..." @6:55 - that training officer is amazing, and I'm sure the trainee will be a better one because of it. We all need mentors in our jobs like that - no matter what we do. SO much respect for these officers and what they do, day in and day out. Law enforcement around the country should take lessons from the officers in the Code Blue Cam videos.
This is such a unique perspective even on the channel, the POV of a rookie or newer officer being trained in real time by someone who is clear and calm is amazing. Truly feels as though we the audience are this new officer and this is our first chase.
The Sr. officer coaching the Jr. officer on defensive/offensive driving under pressure is amazing. This is amazing police work and mentoring. He should get a commendation for this.
they both should go to jail for almost killing innocent people driving that fast through town - police should have called off chase long before they endangered innocent lives
@@sir.joffugus5086 you seriously think it was safe for them to drive recklessly that fast through a small town where a child could have walked out in the street - what the police did in this video and many others is beyond reckless and we need to hold them accountable for their criminal actions.
@@sir.joffugus5086 this is why most normal police departments have rules about police driving crazy through city centers on a chase - most do not allow it
Suspect: “Is it going to be a high bond?” Police: “There’s a few changes here.” EXTREMELY professional police. They stayed calm and in control, supported each other, quickly made decisions about acceptable levels of risk and lowered the tension when interacting with the suspect by treating him with civility. This made me proud to be an American.
I think many, if not most, fleeing drivers end up with very high adrenaline levels triggering the “fight or flight” response. In that mindset, they can’t think with the same logic that people normally are able to use. They are much more likely to take risks because they think that they have to in order to survive. This does not excuse the behavior one bit! But it does explain why suspects take risks that they might not normally do. The police were very well trained to make sure that this did not happen to them.
He did one better. He trained a new recruit on how to do a very dangerous police procedure. The value of the training will go on providing value to law enforcement years after the trainer retires from the police force. In other words, years from now after the trainer is retired and relaxing at home, the value of the help he gave the young police officer will continue to benefit the trainee.
"is it going to be a high bail?" 😡 and that was only question he had after his insane, high-speed chase arrest! I amend these officers for staying calm and professional that entire time! They literally put their lives at risk They don't get enough recognition!
A majority of cops are good like this. The issue is the bad ones are all highlighted on social media and I'm the news. So the small minority has come to represent the majority
@@amirakassem-yq7lq basically the guy was saying "you aren't just risking your own life, you're risking killing the people in every single car that you come across"
Clearly the officer driver was a new guy so I'm glad to hear the partner was keeping him going, giving him directions on what to do and making sure he was doing ok. And the driver did a great job during that whole thing. I'm just glad that they managed to get the guy without anything happening to anyone else. The way he was driving, it's surprising he didn't kill someone.
So I'm blind and I love these law enforcement videos, but unfortunately with the chases it's hard for me to figure out what's going on a lot of times. I like how you narrate what's going on. It gives me some context. The cop in this one was pretty good about communicating what was happening too.
A thing that might not be commented on, is the fact that the driver is swinging back and forth like a tree in the wind after getting apprehended, he’s clearly on a dose of something, what surprised me is he was able to keep up his speeds in that condition, he was consistently taking the officers up to what seemed like 100-130mph
@@duftmand Wow, I didn't even think how much the narration of the latest videos helps with making this as audible as it is visual And the type of car the suspect was using was a higher class BMW and all of the officers were using Ford Explorers and Dodge Chargers
He said that because the driver is not PIT Certified, the police officer in the passenger seat is the one certified to do a PIT maneuver. Not because of the cops driving or decision making.
6:53 "Good, baby. Doing good." When you're in such a high-stress situation you forget you're talking to a colleague and not your girlfriend XD Still very heartening and encouraging to see this teamwork and how well the training officer handled both the chase but also his trainee's well-being. Calm and measured. Good job!
@@sjk160 not a bad thing. The driver was hesitating at times he shouldn't have been and kept asking the passenger clarifying questions about what he should do. The passenger even made sure to let him know when he was doing things right. It was more of a mentor-mentee situation. If the more experienced driver was driving, he might have deployed pitt maneuvers much sooner and prevented it from going this far, but both cops did exceptionally well under the circumstances. Props to them
I used to be a police officer and towards the end of my OTJ, my FTO let me drive and we got into a high-speed chase. It was at night and there was very little traffic, but my FTO encouraged me just like this the entire time. I'm glad that for my first chase, I had someone there that was with me the entire time, giving me encouragement. In some ways, I miss being a cop, but I am glad that I moved on to another field.
@@GeminiRainbow Typically no, but stuff like stop sticks, it depends on the department's policy, I imagine. Some departments will want the officer to collect the stop sticks immediately regardless of whether or not the deployment is successful. Others will allow the officer that deployed the sticks to continue the pursuit, but radio where they left the sticks so another officer can pick them up. Typically they'll throw them off to the side of the road or in the ditch and another nearby officer will get them. If an officer has a successful deployment, they'll usually stay behind and collect them as it's only a matter of time before the suspect's vehicle becomes completely disabled. If the deployment is unsuccessful, the officer may leave them for another to collect as they want to get back into the chase as quickly as possible.
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Driver was such a bad a$$ and trainer deserves a promotion for keeping everything moving, safe and remaining calm himself. The things you all go through is incredible. Thanks so much for all you do! ✨
Couldn’t have said it better myself! I love their little bromance they have really good chemistry and I feel they are a good duo! Helped each other stay calm and I love that he kept checking on him. I bet he has sweet parents lol.
Chasing a car at over 130 mph against traffic on a highway.. for failing to stop. Incredibly stupid, this is against every police departments policy in the United States and for good reason. How many lives did they put at risk to catch a driver for a traffic only offense.
Honestly, i truly love how well they're communicating with each other. And glad the driver and passenger were feeling okay during all that craziness! Glad yall are all safe after this.
I’ve been watching these videos for a while and am amazed how much stuff these police have to have in their cars. Also how hard their job is. I have a whole new level of respect for 99% of law enforcement.
Yeah yeah yeah, and if the "weak elites" call for martial law tomorrow, these cops will be the same ones abusing, using deadly force and keeping you in check... I could bet money on it, that there will be a low percentage of them that may walk away from participating in that, if any at all.
Wisconsin is full of such humble and gentle people. I don't know if I heard a single cuss word from the officers, and they immediately start issuing commands to the driver like "woah there hold yer horses buddy."
Great leadership in the passenger seat. I cracked up when he said "ugh damn I wish I was in the driver's seat!" 😂 Most exciting thing that's happened to him on the job in his entire career and he's *training* someone
@@aliwooz913 might be just me but I wished the suspect would have suffered a bit more. Just imagine how many more people are even afraid to drive now because of this incident.
Yeah there's almost no way it isn't a trainee/FTO relationship, especially in a sheriff's office in WI, you're almost never gonna see two officers in one vehicle unless one is being trained
@@DW133_ I don’t think anyone cares about his wrestling history, and it’s bizarre and ironic you would post it under someone pointing out his narcissistic behaviors. You say we can look him up, I say we better LOCK him up. Clearly he’s gotten away with too much already. I hope you had some empathy training as a child unlike your “brother.”
@@MorgMorgW I don’t think he was joking. The dude was just trying to slander “the miz” for no apparent reason. It’s clearly not him by looking at his tattoos and he’s definitely not his brother.
Yeah, it looks like they were chasing an M5....no wonder at 130mph, it was pulling away & the police's SUV had a hard time keeping up. Suspect thought he was joyriding the autobahn. Crazy thing is that at some point because of the high speed the police decided to stop pursuit...if that idiot stopped driving the wrong way and causing more people to continue to call the police detailing where he was....he might have gotten away with it.
I appreciate the professionalism of these cops. Once they had him detained they weren't looking for retribution. They weren't overly aggressive. They immediately called an ambulance when he mentioned he couldn't breathe and might have injuries. This is exactly how this situation SHOULD go.
I mean it was a white man so yeah they treat the crimainals with respect, but if it was someone of color they would have 20 bullets just for reaching for their wallets
And they stopped the pursuit when they knew it would be dangerous to others knowing they would catch up to him shortly. A lot of cops would be into the pursuit to much and refuse to stop
Being a mom of a child who was hit by a fleeing car, the chase is definitely not always worth it. Thankfully my son only had minor injuries after being hit at over 80 miles an hour. This made my stomach drop knowing what can happen. I thank the Lord my son is still here, and in this case he didn't hit anyone.
You have to stop these guys somehow. They called the pursuit off ass soon as it went into Denver traffic. Evidently he was driving a recklessly without the police chasing him as well.
Chase is ALWAYS worth it. That's how they catch these guys and prevent them from killing more people in the future. The police started chasing him because he was ALREADY DRIVING RECKLESSLY. So no offense but your child is at more of a risk when these people aren't chased, since they're chased for a reason to begin with.
Hats of to the officer in the passenger seat, he is one hell of a co-pilot and great communication. I assume he was training someone and hats off to that trainee as well, they both handled it like pros. Bravo. EDIT: 15:54 what a golden moment
Great skills all around, amazing risk taking... But it was all for naught. According to the doctrine of the party and president y'all voted for, this dude has to be released without bond.
that training officer should be President. He was incredibly calm, and thoughtful, teaching as they went along. Very aware of what was happening around them..huge round of applause
I hope they nail him on every charge imaginable: DWI, reckless driving to endanger, reckless endangerment, everything. Such a menace to the road who could have killed an entire family doing what he did. Great work officers. Support from Massachusetts.
I wish there was a law against having a speaker in the trunk of that size. This guy is the ass that makes your whole car vibrate when he comes up behind you, tailgating. He obviously thinks he's super cool.
They treat him as tho he ran a red light; too nice, too respectful. That pos should have had the shit stomped out of him. He wants water I would have had him have a drink of Drain-O. No excuse for this mfer.
Hey, Kudos to the main officers in this video. I don't know if one's a rookie and one's experienced, but the way they stuck by each other even when things got dicey was heartwarming, especially in high-risk situations like this.
@Better Betty, yea that's where that training comes in... As a citizen, I remember using the FATS sim at our local police headquarters. They equipped me with the gear, electronic gun etc., and then proceeded to run a scenario. I remember changing hands with the gun as I wiped the sweat from my palms as I prepared for the dangerous situation. The lead Officer mentioned the fact that many new Officers do the same thing as the tension increases. There are various "guns" in the room loaded with "darts". He said he unloads them on Officers if they forget to take cover.
@@FiggFig because the officers had to use the passing lane to safely warn other drivers...any idiot like you that would be driving in the passing lane like it's your own lane would of jeopardized officers safety also that perp running could also hit you head on
@@FiggFig He means people who stay in the passing and never leave it. Which mean when they have to get over for the oncoming car there's someone beside them and they crash.
This is a reason not to live in Wisconsin. The policy is to let people go if they endanger enough innocent lives. Where I live, it's a deadly force situation
@@davidp2707 Wisconsin does exactly that. They stopped the pursuit and he continued driving like a crazy person. There's a point where you just have to get them off the road, period because they're going to kill someone regardless of whether they're being chased or not.
We desperately need to tighten up our court system. These bail amounts never ever seem aappropriate. My heart goes out to these officers who are forced to watch these POS"S serve so little time after endanderging so many lives. The frustration must be horrible to live with day in and out. Learn about these judges BEFORE you vote!
Cash bail is a horrific practice that gets nothing done. Most cases - key being *most* - can be allowed OR release with no problem. Then you get dudes like this, where it's clear that setting bail is a terrible idea. One of the few times an all or nothing approach makes sense.
I hate backseat drivers most of the time but the passenger cop was on point with his directions. Much respect to the rookie cops ability to take direction and keep his cool. Very well done.
I rly wouldn’t compare to the same as like an annoying friend giving directions.As you can tell the officer driving was clearly younger and inexperienced while the dude giving directions seemed to know what he was doing.
It's been repeated again and again but it'll never be enough, MUCH respect to the training officer for reassuring, encouraging, guiding, and caring for his partner! And props for the trainee handling it so well and not being afraid to ask questions here and there, one helluva training day for him! I hope the rest of their careers reflect these traits.
He never should have told him to drive against traffic on the highway like that... that had to be one of the poorest decisions I have ever seen in my entire career. Great way to get the officer, the department, and the city sued.. its a guarantee lose. On top of that criminal charges if anyone is injured or killed.
Shoutout to the officer constantly encouraging the driver and continuing to ask how he was doing. Real team effort to bring a guy like this down. Glad no one was hurt
Should’ve been a count of recklessly endangering safety for every single civilian he passed during the pursuit. Anything less than 20 to 25 years in prison for this guy is a disgrace
That was great leadership by the officer in the passenger seat. That's how much praise you should give your subordinates in stressful situations like this.
I like how they still try to help him and give care to him even though he was driving very dangerously. I don think many people acknowledge this because stuff like this gets lost in media. Props to the cops for being cool and professional during the arrest!
That cop coaching him and keeping him calm and steady while also giving him compliments is one of the best things I've heard in a while it takes alot to do what the driving cops was doing and I respect the other cop helping him through it hood job
5:25 It absolutely AMAZES me how people can clearly see police lights coming RIGHT AT THEM, have a car whiz by them going the opposite direction, and they literally just stay in their lane and not even attempt to move over. Like, WTF are you doing?????? People, you must get out of the 2 foot bubble around your heads.
You realize the police are probably going 120mph+ going the opposite direction of that car travelling at 70 mph passing a truck with trailer, they had a matter of seconds to decide which way they were going to swerve to get out of the way and probably froze it’s not everyone who has the reaction time of a navy seal, I doubt it was intentional.
@@andrewthompson4332 The perp already whizzed passed the car i’m talking about, and then the cop car came up after with plenty of time passed, with sirens blaring and lights glaring. There’s absolutely NO WAY you can miss the cop car coming at you, AFTER a regular car already flew by you. And they didn’t move over for the cop AT ALL. THAT’S my point. Seriously, are you guys blind in this comment section?
Watching him almost hit that car head kn going 100 and something miles was absolutely terrifying. You never know when you're going to be in a situation where you have to get out of the way of somebody like this guy. So sickening
We should honestly make it so you can civilly sue people who do shit like that. Even without hitting the car, you're causing extreme emotional stress to random innocent people.
Great job officers. No un-needed threats of violence during arrest or emotionally charged commands. Totally by the book and crazy professional. Love to see it
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Yea just leave that tire deflation bs on the road who cares about the innocent people who hits it.
Good job on this video, absolutely amazing. Good work😊
Those SUV patrol units are nowhere as quick or fast as the 1994 - 1996 Caprice 9C1 which had the same LT-1 engine as the rear wheel drive 1996 Impala SS. Those cars were capable of a 158 mph top speed. I know this as a matter of fact. Since I once topped mine out at 158 mph.
Just fyi, if you add “police in training” or “new police officer” I bet you’ll get an immensely larger number of views. You already will get a loooot, but that will absolutely compound them. 👌
the partner is a really great partner. he keeps motivating him, saying you're doing good, positive intonation and he even asked if he was doing ok. that was truly great to watch
He’s a training officer. The officer driving is new. But I agree. Not all training officers act like this one.
That zoom in has me 💀 😂
It's a coping mechanism. The cop was scared shitless too... Ppl don't realize just how many crashes cops clean up and what that does to their psyche. The longer that cop has been on the force the more he knows the serious consequences of crashes
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Definitely my favorite part of the video!
Real buddy cops are the shit.
That's how you stay alive out there.
Well done, team Blue!
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The “you’re doin good” and “how you feelin” check ins were so heartwarming.
When I was in my first phase of training, my FTO would say the same stuff. I had some damn good FTOS in all 3 phases! Love those guys, and FTOs like them!
That was partially a coping mechanism for the cop. He was scared shitless too
I mean yeah but the driver did have his life in his hands 😂
Pros
You’re doing good BABY 👼🍼
That's absolutely terrifying, imagine minding your own business and someone comes head on at you at 100+ mph
Its not THAT bad. I once was driving near Bellingham Wa when 4 high school chearleaders came around a curve in my lane, over the double yellow line, tryng to pass a line of dump trucks over 60mph each. As we passed each other, only INCHES apart, the rear passengers were crawling over their seats to take the wheel. The driver was frozen shitless, white knuckle clutching the wheel going straight. Time slowed down for those passengers who were screaming at the driver. They looked at me while I smiled back. They passed the dump trucks and returned to the right lane. Bet they learned their lesson what double yellow lines mean and why they are not just a "suggestion".
And then imagine the police coming right after. It is so irresponsible that they would also go into oncoming traffic. At that point let the guy try to run. The police could have easily killed people
Life is dangerous. And then we have the Democrat politicians encouraging more mayhem. Politicians that should be getting the Benito Mussolini treatment.
@@hansmeyer1991 Exactly! That was incredibly foolish! They kept justifying their action by saying they had to get him off the road, but the best way to put a stop to the dangerous situation was to STOP CHASING HIM. Let him go! Get him later!
Had some idiot did this a few months ago on the highway near my work, struck a car headon. Instantly killed them both. Body parts scattered all over the highway. It was so gory they had to hite counselors for the first responders. (Very middle of nowhere where extreme violence blood and gore is not common)
I'm from Brazil and I doubt the best cops around here can even come close to having this level of professionalism. Amazing work
That's scary, it would kinda suck to live around that. It's still beautiful!
Rest assured many Americans are aware of the great capacity of cops in Brasil! 😮✅🇧🇷
Complexo de vira-latas em achar que por de outro pais é melhor do que do Brasil. Sai cachorro! 😅
You should also watch German Autobahn officers doing high speed chases at 160mph or higher... there are a few videos on TH-cam. It's insane.
@@lulumoon6942haha, don't count with that. Cops here sucks
It's so refreshing to see a training officer be so calm and encouraging. That dude is the MVP. That's the kind of leadership that shows the younger officers that you don't have to have a huge ego that gets in the way of treating your co-workers or just normal everyday citizens with disrespect. Hats off to those guys.
When they were crossing the dead end especially, and immediately after that "how ya feeling?"
Genuinely made me smile
In my opinion that’s a typical Wisconsin cop for you, good dudes
MVP baby! 👍
@@BalletTapJazz That's good to hear
true but i thought it was a little condescending when he said he wished he was in the drivers seat
the way that officer was asking constantly how the other was doing and encouraging him, man i felt like i was the one driving and hearing those words. What a great team that entire force made
You got that right. Great team work by the officers.
@@dreamcatcherjulie1 You got that right that he got that right.
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8:20
O1: You good?
O2: I'm good, how are you doin'?
I lul'ed
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Man, that driver's partner has got to be the best shotgun driver a guy could ever ask for! Super supportive, super calm, collected, all that jazz. What a video.
He was clearly the training officer. Solid leadership
Police suck
All that jazz? 🙄
"You doing good baby " a but of bromance too. 😊
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Was the emoji necessary?
Bro was on another planet he was so strung out. Thats terrifying. So glad no one was hurt
Adrenaline crash, could've been deadly honestly
I don't even remotely understand how someone like that is allowed to bail out. He shows no regard for human life yet we all have to share the streets with him? Insane.
Corrupt far-left judges who want those people to vote democrat
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$$$ It costs a lot to pay for court expenses and prison costs which are paid for by taxes, which everyone would go berserk over having to pay more.
@@tamaramorton8812 Maybe we need to bring back capital punishment.
He also has a previous charge of firing a gun into a residence with 2 children inside. And he's free right now.
That training officer is the definition of leadership.
JUST DOING HIS JOB!!!!!!
Who was the training officer is that the guy wearing the body cam?
And who is getting trained?
@@unclefester6494 - so never praise anyone for doing a fantastic job and being an example?
Wins gold medal at Olympics:
“Why are people clapping? Just an athlete doing his job..”
@brotherboldly servant of Yahusha Jesus of Nazareth You don't have to be rude to Zoe. I picked it up first time too (pretty brave sending a trainee on a high speed chase, but we all gotta fly some day), but you could've worded it nicer. Not everyone is attentive so you gotta be patient with 'em instead of being unnecessarily rude. You get more with sugar than you do with vinegar.
This was the calmest most professional arrest I’ve seen after a high speed chase.
Chasing a car at over 130 mph against traffic on a highway.. for failing to stop. Incredibly stupid, this is against every police departments policy in the United States and for good reason. How many lives did they put at risk to catch a driver for a traffic only offense.
But that high speed chase was absolute madness. You got one screwed up country there.
@@bugsygoo glad you're not here. We don't need more lukewarm swarthy lads around.
@@bugsygoo The US ain’t the only ones that got speeders.
@@DrMario- Of course not. But I doubt any other Western country would continue a chase when someone is doing 130 mph the wrong way down a freeway. That is insanely dangerous. And then there's the ridiculous vehicles you use for policing🙄.
Whoever this officer is who is teaching deserves a big boy raise. Hard to find someone like this in any profession. Much respect for the calm demeanor, being able to relate, and "light" use of swear words😂. For some reason I feel a lot safer when the person teaching me knows how to swear
😂😂😂😂
😏😏😏….Better than me….because I’m pretty sure I’d be cussing up a storm at speeds OVER 130 mph…shiddddd…
He wanted to be in the drivers seat, but man that’s one hell of a co pilot. Calling communication to other officers and communicating to the driving officer. Insane
He’s a pro that’s forsure
It reminds me of pilots, where one aviates and the other communicates.
So his job? Watch the safe space kids reeeeeeeeeee below. Year old post and you children are still angry tagging me in reeeee. LMFAO!
Driver is being trained; other is a field training officer and a damn good one.
@@Censortubes I mean you can still have a job and do it bad lol. This is a crazy pressure situation, why is it wrong to point out they're doing the job at an above average level given their circumstances?
Massive kudos to the guy with the driver of the police car. That's a great wingman when you're driving in a high pressure situation like this
I think the driver was earning his wings. It sounded like his supervisor was the passenger.
@@LazerR0cketB0mb I can that being the case but it doesn't change my opinion on the situation lol
That's still someone I'd want in my passenger seat
I don't disagree. @@SomeKindaHero117
The driver was a new deputy and the other deputy is his FTO -- or field training officer. This poor kid was literally learning as he went.
@@InternetJury Oh jeez lol
The idea that a guy like this can bail out at all is chilling.
Yeah, but at least the bail amount in Wisconsin is more harsh that you'd think. Many states, you can have a bail bondsman pay up the bail for a fee of 7-10% of the bail amount... so like 2,500 in this case. But not Wisconsin. They require direct up front payment of the full amount. Hopefully this guy can't produce $30k cash.
You can only be denied bail if you are a threat to the community. And everybody has a right to a defense. You can't defend yourself or get a lawyer to defend you, if you are stuck in jail.
@@mattjamison484 I think this guy showed he’s a treat to the community who knows what he had on him to begin with he probably disposed of stuff during the chase
@@ShaddowDemon he can look at him dude. Nice BMW, haircut jewelry well dressed. 30k is light
Why? It's not like he's a flight risk or anything lmao
The Volunteer medical man was great. Love how officers included him/respected him. Great example of how to properly treat elderly. Kudos to all.
Yeah, that was sweet.
That older gentleman has probably seen some things in his lifetime. Glad he's out there taking care of people. Not this criminal, but other people. 😊
I love how the other officer asks “how’re you feeling?” And “ you’re doing good dude” and the “ slow her down “ he’s mad supportive and that’s what people look like in a partner they both handled this pursuit so well these men need more pay
They all did a great job, ALL officers SHOULD conduct themselves just like these gentlemen !!
Low key feel bad for the guy
what timestamp?
If the suspect is Black you are not gonna see and hear that, they will just choke him to death. LOL. Just bull shit.
@Shang Hunter in other words, be a decent human being. Not everyone will be it seems.
Shout out to the editor for zooming onto the officers faces when they were staring at the guy at 15:53 and 16:50, those were absolutely hilarious😂
Exactly what I was thinking 😂
It’s the best parts 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they looked how I was looking watching him 😂
He looked like a damn npc for a second there-
Made my night 🤣
LMFAOOO
I feel the training officer here deserves special acknowledgment, so chill and encouraging. The best kind of senior to learn from.
Poised under pressure and going by the book
*As a medical professional who has proctored newer people through emergency intubations during in-hospital and ER cardiac arrests, having that calm voice encouraging you can make all the difference in the success of that person as they gain experience and skills. But at least I know they’re not going to kill ME if it doesn’t work out right- so if you ask me, that FTO is an f’ing HERO.*
This was the most anxiety producing car chase I think I’ve seen. He could have killed so many people. Unbelievable. Shoutout to all officers involved, especially the two whose body cameras we watched the events unfold through! I can’t imagine the stress you were under!
There was another really good one gave me the chills and I was shaking it’s on this channel called officer gets crushed by suspects vehicle during intense police chase
@@BettyMarie-w1sI’ve seen that one! It’s fuckin nuts
i saw that one today it was a good video fr😭🙏
I cannot believe how easily these men can go from combative and tactical response and then completely transition to rendering aid with absolutely no anger or accusatory language. These officers are honestly psychological unicorns, it was absolutely amazing to see
I'm not questioning their integrity, but there's a chance that the body cams also plays a role.
As a black man in Mississippi on the coast the majority of the cops is white and I’ve been around them a lot before unfortunately but they’ve always been respectful because I was respectful back. You’d be amazed how well things will go if you comply with the law and face it all in court. They have a job to do.
@@dritemolawzbks8574 for sure. But that's a good thing i guess
Simple. Dude is white.
You’re acting like they’re superheroes - this is what they are supposed to do. People hold them to such a high standard for doing the bare minimum.
Seems like a SUPER well drilled PD. The searches, the driving, the communication and their demeanor during the physical arrest were impeccable
ikr
Agreed
This is something they are used to. Wisconsin might not seem like it to outsiders but there is a lot of major crime happening all the time
Other than spike deployment and recovery.
@@HelghastStalker And not the deputy getting tangled in the string when he tried to use the stop sticks @ 10:10 lol
Can we give props to the officer for keeping the trainee calm during this whole chase and making sure he was okay
Why are skunks so calm when whitey commit crimes, blk man they would have said qui resisting, kill him
Take a cold 🥶 shower!🚿🫨
will all due respect someone getting into that field should be capable to control their emotions in high endangerment situations.
@@farlean8607 Out of the gates? Are you a pro at every job you get into the moment you start? What kinda logic is this?
@@KonglomeratYT literal logic. Like props to the guy for being a good co worker but if your gonna be a cop, it’s not just “I wanna help people or I think it’s cool” you have to understand what your getting yourself into. I’m not one but from a civilians point of view every cop should have certain characteristics and one of the main ones is being calm in every situation, and controlling yourself without letting your emotions get to you and YES from the jump as soon as you start. there’s others peoples lives at risk and your emotions can’t be the reason someone else got hurt. I think every cop understands that though.
"You're doin' good, baby, you're doin' good..." @6:55 - that training officer is amazing, and I'm sure the trainee will be a better one because of it. We all need mentors in our jobs like that - no matter what we do. SO much respect for these officers and what they do, day in and day out. Law enforcement around the country should take lessons from the officers in the Code Blue Cam videos.
Great communication between the more senior officer and his younger partner
truly 👏
I heard that as well kept telling him he was doing good and checking up on him
100% and great driving from the more junior officer in the seat
@@oakrzzz there was a point he said “damn it I wish I was in the driver seat” and after he said this he began being nicer
@@michaelu2562 that wasn't a rude comment tho, guy just wanted some action!
15:50. I'm so glad you zoomed in on the officer staring at the guy like wtf for a solid minute straight. That was hilarous.
Preparing for everything he's going to write in his report.
"Is this guy for real?"
16:52 "You are some piece of work, sir." Not like Sir regular sir but like with a tone "SIR"
@@ValientineVincent like yea like totally like yea like
My favorite part😂
Nothing stupider than identifying yourself with a drivers license and then committing multiple felonies. Genius.
He's superhot 😍😍 free him!
Every bad guy doing crime alway say I can't breathe
@@penelopephelange No
The genuine presence of a genius.
@@penelopephelange I'm sorry but the video can't date you. How about dating someone in real life?
He shouldve been charged with attempted manslaughter for EVERY single vehicle he drove past driving down the wrong side of the road.
Amen🙌🙌🙌🙌
The cops, too?
@Idolhands7007 why would the cops get charged lol they were in a vehicle pursuit trying to get the threat off the road
@@Shadow_Gamer12012 just as responsible
@@Idolhands7007 You're a nut.
This is such a unique perspective even on the channel, the POV of a rookie or newer officer being trained in real time by someone who is clear and calm is amazing.
Truly feels as though we the audience are this new officer and this is our first chase.
The Sr. officer coaching the Jr. officer on defensive/offensive driving under pressure is amazing. This is amazing police work and mentoring. He should get a commendation for this.
He will most likely read your comment so theres that lol
they both should go to jail for almost killing innocent people driving that fast through town - police should have called off chase long before they endangered innocent lives
@@PeaceToAll-sl1db okay Amir 😂
@@sir.joffugus5086 you seriously think it was safe for them to drive recklessly that fast through a small town where a child could have walked out in the street - what the police did in this video and many others is beyond reckless and we need to hold them accountable for their criminal actions.
@@sir.joffugus5086 this is why most normal police departments have rules about police driving crazy through city centers on a chase - most do not allow it
The way these officers communicate with each other. Passenger checking how driver is feeling and vise versa is just phenomenal
This guy's life is already over why make it worse
“Doing baby, doing good!” 😂😂😂 Live that one down at the next Christmas party 🤣🤣
Suspect: “Is it going to be a high bond?”
Police: “There’s a few changes here.”
EXTREMELY professional police. They stayed calm and in control, supported each other, quickly made decisions about acceptable levels of risk and lowered the tension when interacting with the suspect by treating him with civility. This made me proud to be an American.
I think many, if not most, fleeing drivers end up with very high adrenaline levels triggering the “fight or flight” response. In that mindset, they can’t think with the same logic that people normally are able to use. They are much more likely to take risks because they think that they have to in order to survive.
This does not excuse the behavior one bit! But it does explain why suspects take risks that they might not normally do. The police were very well trained to make sure that this did not happen to them.
It's Wisconsin gell have his license back in four months.
@@worldcure7883 lol
30k bond
He posted it though and he has a bad ass attorney...I'm from around this area..he's definitely in deep shit tho
The training officer is the real winner here. He was calm…. He provided encouragement and talked through the situation. What a great video!!!!
The officer saying “damn I wish i was in the drivera seat” 😂😂
The driver was a trainee
He did one better. He trained a new recruit on how to do a very dangerous police procedure. The value of the training will go on providing value to law enforcement years after the trainer retires from the police force. In other words, years from now after the trainer is retired and relaxing at home, the value of the help he gave the young police officer will continue to benefit the trainee.
Me too! That would be one hell of a rush
He would have pitted him . More experience and he would have been on him quicker and would have ended the chase at that spot when the car fishtailed.
Nah that driver was insane he almost got away literally I don’t think he hit one car during this whole chase
"is it going to be a high bail?" 😡 and that was only question he had after his insane, high-speed chase arrest! I amend these officers for staying calm and professional that entire time! They literally put their lives at risk They don't get enough recognition!
Props to the cops for keeping their composure, these are the cops we need in the world!!!!
I ain't no cop but I'd be friggin pissed at someone driving like that hate all you want there is a reason we have speed limits
Cocaine user
@@cadenbrau8661 I think thats his point that they didnt loose it publicly on this guy.
He's superhot 😍😍 free him!
A majority of cops are good like this. The issue is the bad ones are all highlighted on social media and I'm the news. So the small minority has come to represent the majority
The camaraderie between these 2 cops is so sweet.
They should have put 3 through his chest.....would have been doing us a favor!!!!!!!
I know. It reminds me of a dad congratulated his son every time he told him he was doing good. So sweet
Yes, he even called him his 'baby'.
100% agree with the guy that said “this is not a 2 year or 18 month slap on the wrist… you’re firing a bullet at every car you go past”
what does he mean by bullet
@@amirakassem-yq7lq basically the guy was saying "you aren't just risking your own life, you're risking killing the people in every single car that you come across"
@@peytonbond4886 ah thanks
Clearly the officer driver was a new guy so I'm glad to hear the partner was keeping him going, giving him directions on what to do and making sure he was doing ok. And the driver did a great job during that whole thing. I'm just glad that they managed to get the guy without anything happening to anyone else. The way he was driving, it's surprising he didn't kill someone.
So I'm blind and I love these law enforcement videos, but unfortunately with the chases it's hard for me to figure out what's going on a lot of times. I like how you narrate what's going on. It gives me some context. The cop in this one was pretty good about communicating what was happening too.
A thing that might not be commented on, is the fact that the driver is swinging back and forth like a tree in the wind after getting apprehended, he’s clearly on a dose of something, what surprised me is he was able to keep up his speeds in that condition, he was consistently taking the officers up to what seemed like 100-130mph
@@duftmand Wow, I didn't even think how much the narration of the latest videos helps with making this as audible as it is visual
And the type of car the suspect was using was a higher class BMW and all of the officers were using Ford Explorers and Dodge Chargers
A blind person in the comments is definitely unseen
@@sirshagsalot929 I see What you did there
@@ishnifusmeadle lol I ‘see’ what you did there …as well
1:56 “Aw damn, I wish I was in the driver’s seat” 😂😂😂
I would’ve said the same shit lmao
😄😄😄😄
He said that because the driver is not PIT Certified, the police officer in the passenger seat is the one certified to do a PIT maneuver. Not because of the cops driving or decision making.
How to say you suck without saying you sick
6:53 "Good, baby. Doing good."
When you're in such a high-stress situation you forget you're talking to a colleague and not your girlfriend XD
Still very heartening and encouraging to see this teamwork and how well the training officer handled both the chase but also his trainee's well-being. Calm and measured. Good job!
I wondered if anybody else got this because I saw no comments about it :D
who was he talking to
LOL
Is a "white dudes" stuff 😁🤣
ah fuck it, it still means the same thing
The zoom on the officer watching the guy hyperventilate with the surprised Pikachu face was HILARIOUS 15:49
😂🤣🤣
i feel the driver is a rookie, the partner is really supportive and awesome too
More of like a backseat driver. “I should be up there” “I should be in the drivers seat”
Def a rookie
Got learn sometime
Yeah I heard him mention a few times about wishing he was in the drivers seat, but also reassuring his partner he was doing well.
@@sjk160 not a bad thing. The driver was hesitating at times he shouldn't have been and kept asking the passenger clarifying questions about what he should do. The passenger even made sure to let him know when he was doing things right. It was more of a mentor-mentee situation. If the more experienced driver was driving, he might have deployed pitt maneuvers much sooner and prevented it from going this far, but both cops did exceptionally well under the circumstances. Props to them
I used to be a police officer and towards the end of my OTJ, my FTO let me drive and we got into a high-speed chase. It was at night and there was very little traffic, but my FTO encouraged me just like this the entire time. I'm glad that for my first chase, I had someone there that was with me the entire time, giving me encouragement. In some ways, I miss being a cop, but I am glad that I moved on to another field.
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Is it normal for cops to just leave equipment like stop sticks laying around?
@@GeminiRainbow Typically no, but stuff like stop sticks, it depends on the department's policy, I imagine. Some departments will want the officer to collect the stop sticks immediately regardless of whether or not the deployment is successful. Others will allow the officer that deployed the sticks to continue the pursuit, but radio where they left the sticks so another officer can pick them up. Typically they'll throw them off to the side of the road or in the ditch and another nearby officer will get them. If an officer has a successful deployment, they'll usually stay behind and collect them as it's only a matter of time before the suspect's vehicle becomes completely disabled. If the deployment is unsuccessful, the officer may leave them for another to collect as they want to get back into the chase as quickly as possible.
Another field? Like a detective? 🤔
@@Ze_Moose CNC Machinist
Seems like the officer driving 130 was in training , the way his partner/fto was talking him through it and encouraging him. He did a great job!
Agreed - and the partner noted it was the sheriff on the radio.
"I think i got bit by like poison ivy" 😂🤣😭
For the record, poison ivy is a plant which you get a rash from by rubbing or brushing the leaves, stems, and even iirc the roots of the plant have it. The oil is euruchiol and is hard to remove. You must do so with soap and cold water immediately after touching as hot water softens and opens the skin up allowing it to soak in more of the oil.
@@KayPresceskythat’s… why it was funny
@@KayPrescesky ummm sweetheart I know what poison ivy is. You wrote all of that for nothing. Go somewhere else with your "facts" please.
Driver was such a bad a$$ and trainer deserves a promotion for keeping everything moving, safe and remaining calm himself. The things you all go through is incredible. Thanks so much for all you do! ✨
Couldn’t have said it better myself! I love their little bromance they have really good chemistry and I feel they are a good duo! Helped each other stay calm and I love that he kept checking on him. I bet he has sweet parents lol.
💯 agree
Chasing a car at over 130 mph against traffic on a highway.. for failing to stop. Incredibly stupid, this is against every police departments policy in the United States and for good reason. How many lives did they put at risk to catch a driver for a traffic only offense.
@@ericdraven7185 you sure are passionate about trashing their methods, posting this all over the replies.
Honestly, i truly love how well they're communicating with each other. And glad the driver and passenger were feeling okay during all that craziness! Glad yall are all safe after this.
It was a great bit of policing for real.
you dont love it you like it
The partner on the first dash cam was great with making sure the driver was doing good.
Both their lives were in danger he did play it cool but I'm pretty sure that kind of adrenalin is what live for
I’ve been watching these videos for a while and am amazed how much stuff these police have to have in their cars. Also how hard their job is. I have a whole new level of respect for 99% of law enforcement.
Great comment. 👍
Yeah yeah yeah, and if the "weak elites" call for martial law tomorrow, these cops will be the same ones abusing, using deadly force and keeping you in check... I could bet money on it, that there will be a low percentage of them that may walk away from participating in that, if any at all.
Wisconsin is full of such humble and gentle people. I don't know if I heard a single cuss word from the officers, and they immediately start issuing commands to the driver like "woah there hold yer horses buddy."
The officer said "holy fuck" 😂
@@thepowerofmyth Yeah, when the suspect turned away from their attempted trap one of them says "fuck"
There's plenty of cussing, but yeah this is clearly northern WI based on the vocab lol
14:30
BIBLE BELT, SOMETIMES THEY THROW A BRICK IN A BIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!! WACK, RITE IN THE GRAPE!!!!!!!!!!! MLB IS THERE, SIGN HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great leadership in the passenger seat. I cracked up when he said "ugh damn I wish I was in the driver's seat!" 😂 Most exciting thing that's happened to him on the job in his entire career and he's *training* someone
I heard that and lol 😂
Those two did amazing together.
“If you can take him out, take him out.”
“Ya hear that? It’s the sheriff. Do it buddy”
Nice.
what timeframe?
@@j.a.3138 7:03
@@j.a.3138 yeah. Bout 6:59 to 7:10
that's some awesome cop work right there. you could tell when he found out he had to go on to oncoming traffic his heart dropped
@@aliwooz913 might be just me but I wished the suspect would have suffered a bit more. Just imagine how many more people are even afraid to drive now because of this incident.
That face zoom at 15:58 killed me.
Its like listening to a dad teach his son how to drive for the first time. Very wholesome moment lol 🖤 That cop clearly cares about his partner.
❤️❤️❤️🥺
@Dexter 68 🤡
I thought the officer would’ve been like how your dad screams at you when you’re first learning how to drive but surprisingly he’s calm
Lol. Yup my dad did that
That’s right a vehicle can be replaced losing trust and respect can’t
I'd imagine your dad screaming at you in mundane situations probably has something to do with the fact you're an anime weirdo as a an adult
@Bruno Utech [Kaheeros] I am, probably because my dad didn't grab the belt when I didn't hit the blinker
@@SkeletonWord I'm sad that you are "okay". You do not deserve to be.
Seems like a rookie officer with a FTO. The FTO is very supportive reassuring the rookie that he is doing a good job. Great job to the officers.
Yeah there's almost no way it isn't a trainee/FTO relationship, especially in a sheriff's office in WI, you're almost never gonna see two officers in one vehicle unless one is being trained
THIS is who you want training the newbies!
Awesome. 👏🏅🚔
“how you feelin” check ins were so heartwarming.
I loved all the close-ups of the officers faces after he was arrested. Gave me a solid chuckle
Me too…very intentional!
hes trying to figure out if the dude is tweaking lmao
That guy wasnt on drugs, he WAS drugs
sameee
@@datadavis he passed the tox screening because he sweat and pissed it all out in that moment
Gets told he hit someone, only worries about charges and bond. Such a great member of society
@@DW133_ he looks like the Miz but its not him, he has many different tatou
@@DW133_ I don’t think anyone cares about his wrestling history, and it’s bizarre and ironic you would post it under someone pointing out his narcissistic behaviors. You say we can look him up, I say we better LOCK him up. Clearly he’s gotten away with too much already. I hope you had some empathy training as a child unlike your “brother.”
@@animaanimus8011 I'm pretty sure he was joking.
@@MorgMorgW I don’t think he was joking. The dude was just trying to slander “the miz” for no apparent reason. It’s clearly not him by looking at his tattoos and he’s definitely not his brother.
Can't smoke meth in jail
Nothing like a calm 130+ mph training chase! Driving in the oncoming traffic to give the drivers a visual was a great idea. Well done to all.
Man they need a few Chargers lol
You trying to say this was fake??
Yeah, it looks like they were chasing an M5....no wonder at 130mph, it was pulling away & the police's SUV had a hard time keeping up. Suspect thought he was joyriding the autobahn.
Crazy thing is that at some point because of the high speed the police decided to stop pursuit...if that idiot stopped driving the wrong way and causing more people to continue to call the police detailing where he was....he might have gotten away with it.
Love the comraderie between the persuing officers. Keep safe, all of you. ❤
I appreciate the professionalism of these cops. Once they had him detained they weren't looking for retribution. They weren't overly aggressive. They immediately called an ambulance when he mentioned he couldn't breathe and might have injuries. This is exactly how this situation SHOULD go.
agreed
I mean it was a white man so yeah they treat the crimainals with respect, but if it was someone of color they would have 20 bullets just for reaching for their wallets
Just leave the scumbag cuffed and let the civilians he almost killed get their retribution instead. IDGAF if they threw him in front of an 18 wheeler.
And they stopped the pursuit when they knew it would be dangerous to others knowing they would catch up to him shortly. A lot of cops would be into the pursuit to much and refuse to stop
日本では当たり前の事です。
Being a mom of a child who was hit by a fleeing car, the chase is definitely not always worth it. Thankfully my son only had minor injuries after being hit at over 80 miles an hour. This made my stomach drop knowing what can happen. I thank the Lord my son is still here, and in this case he didn't hit anyone.
You have to stop these guys somehow. They called the pursuit off ass soon as it went into Denver traffic. Evidently he was driving a recklessly without the police chasing him as well.
@@fretless7099 This happened in Wisconsin no?
@@fretless7099 This happened in Wisconsin. “Fond du Lac” county.
Chase is ALWAYS worth it. That's how they catch these guys and prevent them from killing more people in the future. The police started chasing him because he was ALREADY DRIVING RECKLESSLY. So no offense but your child is at more of a risk when these people aren't chased, since they're chased for a reason to begin with.
The driver was going 100 mph and driving on the wrong side of the road. It wasn’t a question of no pursuit. He was already endangering EVERYONE.
Hats of to the officer in the passenger seat, he is one hell of a co-pilot and great communication. I assume he was training someone and hats off to that trainee as well, they both handled it like pros. Bravo.
EDIT: 15:54 what a golden moment
That's a good one! officer was like wtf is wrong with you dude?
100%. Absolute legend and a great leader
Great skills all around, amazing risk taking... But it was all for naught. According to the doctrine of the party and president y'all voted for, this dude has to be released without bond.
@@rodneymartin6154 Right? Officer was like: "What ya sniffed bro"
@@ConfusedGeriatric !00%
that training officer should be President. He was incredibly calm, and thoughtful, teaching as they went along. Very aware of what was happening around them..huge round of applause
Props to the medic too. Clearly 60+ and still -serving- working.
Working at 60+ is normal and nothing to be excited about.
Plenty of us are - I'm 65. 🥰
@@GypsyGirl317 awesome!
He's well over 70 and probably somebody's great grandad 😆
I hope they nail him on every charge imaginable: DWI, reckless driving to endanger, reckless endangerment, everything. Such a menace to the road who could have killed an entire family doing what he did. Great work officers. Support from Massachusetts.
Absolutely.
I wish there was a law against having a speaker in the trunk of that size. This guy is the ass that makes your whole car vibrate when he comes up behind you, tailgating. He obviously thinks he's super cool.
They treat him as tho he ran a red light; too nice, too respectful. That pos should have had the shit stomped out of him. He wants water I would have had him have a drink of Drain-O. No excuse for this mfer.
@@davidabrinton I think it's whatever. They're fucking their own ears up so who cares
Yes! From Boston here , moved to Portland OR, because of the wife. I miss bean town, and my home town of Framingham. I miss Cape Cod real bad !
The communication between these two officers is beautiful to see.
Hey, Kudos to the main officers in this video. I don't know if one's a rookie and one's experienced, but the way they stuck by each other even when things got dicey was heartwarming, especially in high-risk situations like this.
When you see a Code Blue post you know its gonna be a great upload. Never gets boring in this channel
👍🏻👍🏻💯🇺🇲
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The suspect did nothing wrong 😍😍 free him!
@@penelopephelange Funny 😁 not.
@@penelopephelange 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻
My heart was racing just watching this! I can’t imagine what it’s like to actually be in this situation! Props to the officers for being so calm.
They chased a guy into INNOCENT DRIVERS. Get him later for god's sake
You ever play GTA?
@@fuckcensorship69 he was driving like a maniac before the police were chasing him bud
@Better Betty, yea that's where that training comes in... As a citizen, I remember using the FATS sim at our local police headquarters. They equipped me with the gear, electronic gun etc., and then proceeded to run a scenario. I remember changing hands with the gun as I wiped the sweat from my palms as I prepared for the dangerous situation. The lead Officer mentioned the fact that many new Officers do the same thing as the tension increases. There are various "guns" in the room loaded with "darts". He said he unloads them on Officers if they forget to take cover.
Try being the one running from the fu**ers.....lmao but seriously.... I've since turned my life around. But what a rush
This is a reason not to stay in the passing lane like its your personal lane.
What's that got to do with the chase?
@@FiggFig because the officers had to use the passing lane to safely warn other drivers...any idiot like you that would be driving in the passing lane like it's your own lane would of jeopardized officers safety also that perp running could also hit you head on
@@FiggFig He means people who stay in the passing and never leave it. Which mean when they have to get over for the oncoming car there's someone beside them and they crash.
This is a reason not to live in Wisconsin. The policy is to let people go if they endanger enough innocent lives. Where I live, it's a deadly force situation
@@davidp2707 Wisconsin does exactly that. They stopped the pursuit and he continued driving like a crazy person. There's a point where you just have to get them off the road, period because they're going to kill someone regardless of whether they're being chased or not.
Bit by poison ivy?? His crimes are serious but that statement had me rolling😂😂😂
We desperately need to tighten up our court system. These bail amounts never ever seem aappropriate. My heart goes out to these officers who are forced to watch these POS"S serve so little time after endanderging so many lives. The frustration must be horrible to live with day in and out.
Learn about these judges BEFORE you vote!
Couldn’t agree more
Cash bail is a horrific practice that gets nothing done.
Most cases - key being *most* - can be allowed OR release with no problem.
Then you get dudes like this, where it's clear that setting bail is a terrible idea.
One of the few times an all or nothing approach makes sense.
It's not the low bail that's the problem, it's the fact you only have to pay 10% of the bail to be released.
What do we go learn?
This was a cash bond; many of the other ones you see on Code Blue Cam are merely signature bonds, and in much lower amounts to boot.
7:05
“If you can take him out take him out”
“You hear that? That’s the sheriff. Do it”
The best moment, straight out of video game
I hate backseat drivers most of the time but the passenger cop was on point with his directions.
Much respect to the rookie cops ability to take direction and keep his cool. Very well done.
I rly wouldn’t compare to the same as like an annoying friend giving directions.As you can tell the officer driving was clearly younger and inexperienced while the dude giving directions seemed to know what he was doing.
@@jackmansfield9707 thats what I said did you even read my comment?
@@jackmansfield9707 what a pointless reply
"I think I got bit by poison ivy." 🤣🤣 that had me rolling 🤣 🤣
It's been repeated again and again but it'll never be enough, MUCH respect to the training officer for reassuring, encouraging, guiding, and caring for his partner! And props for the trainee handling it so well and not being afraid to ask questions here and there, one helluva training day for him! I hope the rest of their careers reflect these traits.
He never should have told him to drive against traffic on the highway like that... that had to be one of the poorest decisions I have ever seen in my entire career. Great way to get the officer, the department, and the city sued.. its a guarantee lose. On top of that criminal charges if anyone is injured or killed.
@@ericdraven7185 Cry me a damn river.
@@ericdraven7185
Mmhm, yes. Blame the cop, not the criminal. Tell me your secrets, oh mighty genius.
Most calm catch I've seen. Usually, people being arrested never shut up
He could barely breathe..let alone talk. Lol
That co-pilot cop was doing a great job, so supportive, very calming in a super stressful time!!
my grandma was stressed too
Imagine running from the cops then asking for water
Shoutout to the officer constantly encouraging the driver and continuing to ask how he was doing. Real team effort to bring a guy like this down. Glad no one was hurt
It's a miracle nobody was injured during this pursuit.
15:53 That zoom caught me off guard 🤣
It’s the little things.
Because that guy is acting like he just ran the 28 miles
I’m laughing so hard
“How was your day honey?”
Should’ve been a count of recklessly endangering safety for every single civilian he passed during the pursuit. Anything less than 20 to 25 years in prison for this guy is a disgrace
100% agree
How dum. Isn’t there other solutions than imprisoning more citizens than any civilization in the history of the world?
I'd also recommend neutering him so he cannot procreate.
Nas, I’d say that warrants a good 12 years to be conservative
100%
That cop is one hell of a driver.
Idk how police Funding is but All Departments should have at least a Hellcat with the right driver to use it n High speed chase.
@@Victoria3232-j7o departments rarely chase anymore
@@Victoria3232-j7o they avoid full speed chasing because even with the best driver you risk other drivers lives
this footage shows proper communication between these deputies.
good work!
That was great leadership by the officer in the passenger seat. That's how much praise you should give your subordinates in stressful situations like this.
The comradery and encouragement by the more seasoned officer to the newer officer who was driving made me tear up. They are truly Brothers.
I like how they still try to help him and give care to him even though he was driving very dangerously. I don think many people acknowledge this because stuff like this gets lost in media. Props to the cops for being cool and professional during the arrest!
If he had a different skin color, they wouldn’t be treating him like that. They would be screaming at him or possibly shoot him. Change my mind.
On one hand, I kind of wish there weren't cameras so they could beat the crap out of him.
@@CH-ih6ovlol
@@CH-ih6ovyeah, you’re the problem
@@CH-ih6ovyou need help
That cop coaching him and keeping him calm and steady while also giving him compliments is one of the best things I've heard in a while it takes alot to do what the driving cops was doing and I respect the other cop helping him through it hood job
This was the scariest chase I've ever seen. The disregard that he has for life is crazy....he should have been put under the jail.
5:25 It absolutely AMAZES me how people can clearly see police lights coming RIGHT AT THEM, have a car whiz by them going the opposite direction, and they literally just stay in their lane and not even attempt to move over. Like, WTF are you doing?????? People, you must get out of the 2 foot bubble around your heads.
You realize the police are probably going 120mph+ going the opposite direction of that car travelling at 70 mph passing a truck with trailer, they had a matter of seconds to decide which way they were going to swerve to get out of the way and probably froze it’s not everyone who has the reaction time of a navy seal, I doubt it was intentional.
Ummm thats really the best thing to do, hell you talking about 🙄. Seeing two cars coming towards you over 100mph would shock people
@@andrewthompson4332 naw I agree with you, my comment was for the original post
@@sims4610593 sorry about that misunderstood
@@andrewthompson4332 The perp already whizzed passed the car i’m talking about, and then the cop car came up after with plenty of time passed, with sirens blaring and lights glaring. There’s absolutely NO WAY you can miss the cop car coming at you, AFTER a regular car already flew by you. And they didn’t move over for the cop AT ALL. THAT’S my point. Seriously, are you guys blind in this comment section?
Watching him almost hit that car head kn going 100 and something miles was absolutely terrifying. You never know when you're going to be in a situation where you have to get out of the way of somebody like this guy. So sickening
Amen!
We should honestly make it so you can civilly sue people who do shit like that. Even without hitting the car, you're causing extreme emotional stress to random innocent people.
@@MrTlong2010I honestly agree with you.
@@MrTlong2010makes you honestly wonder why you can’t.
Great job officers. No un-needed threats of violence during arrest or emotionally charged commands. Totally by the book and crazy professional. Love to see it