My late father told my siblings and me that if the police ever called him to come and pick us up for something "stupid" that we'd better have a quarter to call somebody else or the police could keep us. "You get in trouble by yourself then you can get OUT of trouble by yourself." We never put that to the test. None of us ever got in trouble. 10 young people in a 5 compacity car while driving 90+ MPH. The ending to this story could have been tragic.
Appsalutely but also important for anyone especially a young person don't ever get into a vehicle with a complete stranger ever .You really could be killed by a wide variety of people don't do it.
You should watch the fatal 126 mph pit maneuver that the ASP did in another video, it was the worst example of irresponsibility I've ever seen! Here in CA, when some driving erratic like that, they will fall back in hopes that the driver will slow down and calm themselves. They don't keep on their ass till they crash.
And the fact that he didn’t KNOW it was loaded with young kids and that they weren’t safely secured in the vehicle and still properly and safely pitted them. 👌🏻
Did that kid really just say “02 is January” when the other kid asked “Is 01 January”? This is the future of our country? Sweet baby Jesus, we are in trouble.
No it starts in gov. Education. You should hear the anti family,anti parent, pro gov. Propaganda they fill these kids with. Bthe favorite is, "DONT TELL YOUR PARENTS WHAT TEACHERS SAY,LITERATURE,VIDEOS THEY ARE TOO STUPID TOO UNDERSTAND". SOROS BOUGHT SUNDANCE PRODUCING 100'S OF NAZI PROPAGANDA, LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE,ETC VIDEOS THAT OUR MONEY IS BUYING TOO TURN OUR KIDS INTO Goose STEPPERS
Truly. I am of the opinion that at no point should neither the parent or child not be held accountable. If the child is too young, then the parents should be held responsible and charged with the crimes.
I agree, what do we do with them ? The army military school. Prison is just a whole new education it will teach them how to be better criminals. So what do we do. Any ideas ? Dam that was stupid an scary. I lived in a state where laws had be passed that police cannot engage in hi speed chasing. My three children husband an I was coming home th of July an a speeding car passed us in our mini van. This was before the laws had changed. The speeders didn't even come close to us however the 3 troopers almost ran my family off the road. On a hyway no traffic late at night. They could see the headlights up the hyway. It was a two lane hyway not enough room for 3 troopers traveling at hi rates weaving around my family split second off goes my passenger mirror one cop passed on the left shoulder. One on my ass one in the passing lane. At first they had no overhead lights on until they got to us. Certainly opened my eyes.
And quit funding single family parents. By 5 they should know days, months, their names, birthdates, colors, counting to 1000 etc. parents suck if their kids are dragging down the whole class.
I have always told my boys if they value their lives. 'Don't ever let me get a phone call from the police because you did something stupid" They would want to stay with the police for protection because if I come down there to pick them up they'd wish that they never got in trouble in the first place. The phone call never came from the police and my boys never got in trouble with the law. Now they are 36 & 33 years old and they have famiies of their own and well adjusted men. I am very proud of my sons for what they have achieved in their lives.
I told my son if I ever found out he disrespected a girl/woman in any way that he wouldn’t need to worry about her parents it the cops…he’d need to worry about me!! He’s 24, living with his girlfriend and tells me he’s still a little afraid of me 😂😂
Only thing seems like he would have had them sit in front of his car where the camera is. Sitting on the side of the road like that is a bit dangerous for traffic.
@@incognito1427 No just amused ten sitting on the road under gunpoint appeared to be difficult to count. That said it's not like the driver can count passengers, or seatbelts, either.
We had 13 in a VW Bug one time with 3 on the front. We pulled up to a Burger King with 1 guy standing behind the counter looking out and people started pilling out. The look on his face was priceless.
My Mom told me jail food sucks and the ppl in jails are horrible. She said " If you break the law you will stay in jail because she was not getting me out" Then went into detail about what happens in jails. That was enough for me i never broke the law.
Listening, I hear zero remorse from these kids for the lives they put in danger. This could have been beyond tragic!! I hope the driver doesn't see a driver's license until at least the age of 25. Maybe by then they will understand the words driving is a privilege!! As a parent, I would have let my kid sit in jail for a while to think about their actions.
They should all have to sit in jail. You want to be a criminal, then take what comes with it. These kids are nothing but low life scum. I don't need to know them. To make this assessment, you are who you associate with. Ghetto rats!!! I could wish and hope their parents put a boot up their butts, but apparently, that has yet to work or they just don't think their child is capable of hanging out with such ghetto rats. 🤔 #Clueless
I remember when we were growing up we were more scared of our parents than the police so we made sure we didn't get in trouble ..these new kids are different
That's because we knew about consequences. My mother always told me if the cops pick me up, I'm not coming home. I was about 9 walking my dog one day and it started raining. The chief of police stopped and offered me and the dog a ride home. I refused because I was afraid I wouldn't be let back in the house...lol. Mom didn't mean it like that, and I sure got wet, but it kept me out of trouble.
I got a speeding ticket once (only ticket I’ve ever had) my mom call the officer who issued the ticket to see if he thought I was racing… he thought she was going to yell at him. When he said no …he thought I was showing off but not racing. She said that I would only lose the car for 3 months but if I was racing they would sell my car. He said since they were punishing me too he would talk to the judge…. I still had to stand up in court by myself ( mom sat in the back row of the court room) plead guilty to the charges and request traffic school. Thanks to Officer Glenn I had to pay $54 in court cost out of my own money and pay for traffic school. But I still got my car back after the grounding. lol. I’m 50 and still try to not speed too much. 😂
...And how awesome they are! Here in California, they will just chase, chase, chase the runaway drivers for the camera's sake. It is pitiful. And LA can't seem to do a PIT to save their lives. They really need the south to teach them how to do a proper PIT Maneuver.
LA law enforcement have to deal with crowded roads when trying to do PIT maneuvers and the people on the streets cheering the offending drivers. I have never experienced such lunacy displayed by so many. PIT maneuvers on country roads is a lot easier than Los Angeles streets and the crowded freeways. But I have to give this Arkansas officer props for pitting these dumb ass teens without killing anyone.
WOW! Just wow! I certainly hope the driver (even if it was a minor) needs to be held accountable for their actions. That driver put so many lives in grave danger. Accountable meaning more than just fines and tickets. I’m glad that no one was hurt.
@@BT-be8rh Oh My Goodnes!! A misdemeanor?!?!? How old was he? I know you said a minor but that is 18 and under, right? Murdered a baby and got a misdemeanor! The poor parents of that baby! I have no words. Just terrible.
It’s sad that they didn’t know what the word legibly meant and that one of the kids really asked “is 01 for January” like, what the hell is wrong with their parents and schooling?
I work a part-time job with some high school kids, 12th grade seniors. Yesterday one of them asked which month was before December because the date he was looking at was 11/25/2023. Later I overheard him counting the months to figure out which month was July. I can't help but think that these kids are going to be going into the full-time job, real-world workforce sometime soon. Our future is bleak.
@@davidd33511 That's insane! I've never once heard of someone counting out months, or confirming the amount of days of anything ever! Also never seen anyone pause for a moment to do simple math in their head, that's just.. yeah, future for sure is bleak
@@QuinnGIn1080pand worst of all, SO sad but true, we think think the World has lost respect for their elders NOW?😧 Just imagine when they’re in charge of us? VERY scary!!! Almost horrifying to think about!!!! There’s absolutely no respect or care for our well being😢
I suspect remote learning during the pandemic plays a role in the disconnect from education. You tend to see the worst of people on the internet not the best. There's a lot of very smart young people
@@rbnzo25You learn simple things like the months of the year in 1st grade! Although covid hasn’t helped, it is also influenced by social media, the internet, & an education system with federal policies that care more about indoctrination with liberal ideals than actually educating children!
Unfortunately one of the last places in America that placed two police officers in one squad car was Buffalo NY, and in order to cut costs many agencies determined it sufficient that officers call for back up when they have situations like these. Its sad to see really
@@durangodave Bruh, an entire sport of racing grew from outrunning the cops -- NASCAR. Your generation was just as shit as this one, we've just got better cameras now.
It’s wrong to simply release them to their parents, especially the driver. Should spent at least a day in juvenile detention. In 10 yrs these fools will be breaking into houses, robbing people, doing bank heists, car jacking and all types of crime in Arkansas. They think it’s a game… bruh! And the 25 yr old idiot is a grown man who saw the rest in the vehicle full of teens then decided it was a good idea to ride along.
Vicki…….they don’t care of who they choose as friends. They are all fall under the same bran……..of your topical troubled young offenders……..out looking for trouble.
When one of them asks his friend “is 01 January “ SMH then when the cop is talking to the parent and the parent doesn’t even ask what they did. You parents should be so proud of these young men you raised.
I caught that, too. The parent didn't ask what their kids did. That tells me this isn't the first or probably the second call that parent has gotten. Repeat offenders
lol watch hellcats on arkansas...not all of them but quite a few is did outrun these officers...still I wouldnt advice to do that but its not impossible.
@@youtubebandme4382 Well it's certainly brighter of a solution than killing any oncoming traffic or an innocent pedestrian in the midst of snatching a carload of imbiciles. That is why it's illegal to do that in most States.
No, thank him, for him. God is not real and if it was, it would be a POS that allowed theses kids to drive like that. So find some logic. Just thanks people.. no gods.
I feel so sorry for that trooper. He tried everything to get out of the chase, but the suspect's driving got so bad, he had no choice. Now, he has ten kids to deal with, and their parents.
True, but one thing that isn't fair and I have a degree in Criminology, Cyber Security, and Forensics, it's a bit unfair, because I'm sure most of those kids wanted out, but what are they are supposed to if the driver refuses to stop? So I don't think the other kids in the vehicle should get a harsh sentence. I truly believe in my heart they were yelling for him to stop. They were probably scared sh!tless. As for the gun in thr car I'm thinking at least half of the kids didn't know there was a loaded gun in their. This is what sucks when kids try to show off and think they can outrun the police and they can't. A bunch of Dumbass kids.
@@Pebbles523 going to disagree with what you said. those other kids put themselves in a situation knowing when their friend pulled up and they got into a vehicle knowing it did not belong to the driver.... they knowingly put their freedom on the line.
@@Pebbles523RESPECTFULLY I disagree! I bet it was a JOY RIDE! WHY did several kids have their PANTS DOWN??? And, if they were all present when the car was STOLEN. . . they're guilty there too.
Back when I was that age, my parents would have slapped me silly as soon as they got me alone in the house. No questions, no why did you do that. Just a good hard slap across the face.
Thank You trooper for your patience you displayed….. not one of these kids deserved your patience and respect unfortunately….. I’m appalled by their behavior, lack of understanding and respect for themselves as well as the trooper. Stay safe out there Trooper Mike! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💙💙💙
There was only one person driving,what was so appalling about the the behavior of the other NINE? Geez, I'd hate to have you on any jury. You lack any ability to see things as they really are right in front of your eyes and the ignorance to say so.
@@johnmichaelkarma The fact they didn't jump out of the car and start beating the driver's @ss says all I need to know. Nine of them and no one could get the driver to stop until they decided to try to switch drivers?! No worries about a jury (driver will plead guilty and the others likely nothing). But more importantly no coroner had to be called out. The other nine: judgment is appalling, but not criminal.
@@lisamorgan2122 "..all I need to know" Yep, all you need to know which isn't much. That fact that when the chase was over and the threat of harm was over,had they "beat the drivers ass" would have made them criminals which then would have given them the status you seem to long for.
@@johnmichaelkarma Perhaps you misunderstand where I come from? If I were in a car with someone driving like that from the police trying to kill me, my friends in the car, and other drivers on the road, I'd be very angry at their attempts to kill myself, the other passengers in the car, and aggressively try to stop them. Perhaps I would not have actually pounded on them, but I would have subdued for the police to be able to detain him and/or been hollering "he tried to kill us all!" I grant you that there may have been one or two victims of circumstance who found themselves in that car, but again where was their defensive behavior to the maniac driving? The bulk of them knew better and all should have verbally and physically insisted the driver stop. Also, I do know, teens are idiots. People should be careful trying to deflect their accountability for the situations they find themselves in because of the choices they make. Don't make excuses for their idiotic behavior. Unfortunately, I've had to pick up a teen when the police called. Similarly he found himself with a group of about ten other boys around his age where one of them had the great idea to go through neighborhoods and tear up people's yards, steal items, and destroy city and private property. Initially they all pointed fingers at each other and no one would take responsibility. In my view it didn't matter so I set out to make sure that my kid knew and understood that even mere bad judgment in life has serious consequences at times. And that at times it can get you killed. I wanted him to know, because I love him, to associate consequences with his judgment and choices. Fortunately, they had to sweat it out for a couple of weeks while the police and the victims decided whether to refer them to the d.a. for vandalism and destruction of property criminal charges, which they ultimately did not. BUT, during that time my son went to each of the victims, apologized, made arrangements to come and repair and replace the damage, and offered other services for free as punitive payment for what he'd done. I made him introduce himself and do the talking. One of the victims, a vet with ptsd, explained to him how lucky he was to not have been shot creeping around his house at 3 in the morning due to his post-war problems sleeping and hearing noises in the night. I also explained to him how lucky he was to not have been shot by the police. That vet had more of an impact on him that any of the sweat and work he had to do as retribution. He spoke to him "man to man" and I could see it in my son's face, something clicked. He copped to his participation, took responsibility and was held accountable for his less than criminal but bad judgment. My son has gone on to live a crime free life. I long for these kids to sincerely appreciate how close they came to being killed because of the sad fact we have some trigger happy and racist officers who don't give two cents about life. Thank goodness for this outstanding officer here or they may well have been killed in an aggressive p.i.t. maneuver or shot bailing out of the STOLEN vehicle the way they did. More bad judgment on their part, as they are old enough to know better. Their parents should kiss them in gratitude of still having them alive and then make sure they understand that other human life has value and they are playing with a serious and potentially deadly matter when they are in a vehicle in this manner. My two cents for what it's worth. Don't care if you agree, but hope you may understand where my head is at. I don't believe in making criminals out of every idiot teen.
@@lisamorgan2122 pretty fkn epic, I'm too busy to read all that. I wasn't looking for a pen pal,just had something to say about something that isn't worthy of much of my time. Hope ya got it all out. Have a nice day.😎
He should have squeezed off a few shots on the air to better get their attention. And those punks on the driver side of the Jeep looked like they were ditching something in the bush there.
I have been involved in public safety services (EMS/rescue/fire) over 4 decades. One nightmare that still haunts me is that of 5 young people in a stolen SUV who were trying to run away to Florida. They were fleeing the state patrol, lost control and crashed. Two of the five ended up DEAD. all under 20 years of age. A beautiful young girl with flowing red hair died in my hands as we cut the crushed door to free her from the wreckage. We had two large bore IVs flowing and two helicopters arrived on scene during the extrication process. Bright, full moon. I cried and apologized to her when some of her long beautiful red hair got stuck in the zipper of the body bag. Too much death and destruction. The driver was charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide along with the stolen vehicle and host of other charges related to the theft and pursuit. Two lives lost, three affected for life. I've treated, packaged, and flown out an officer friend that was so badly injured that he was unrecognizable. Nobody wins in these situations. Glad nobody was hurt in this one. Hopefully they learned something.
As a 21 yo nurse working SICU/BU, back in 1971, the things I saw were horrifying. Drunk driver crashed into a deputies car, drunk was fine, deputy has small forehead scratch & spinal injury at Cervical 6-7, with brain stem involvement above C1. His wife came in, 8 months pregnant. He was on a respirator, kept going into cardiac & respiratory arrest. We could not save him. Another crash - 2 young guys. One paralyzed from high cervical fracture, his buddy was burned (2nd & 3rd degree) over 80% of his body - he could feel everything, I don’t think either made it. First responders, ER, SICU & Burn Unit staff are all witnesses to trauma. We don’t forget what we’ve seen. It affects all of us, right down to the tow truck drivers. I don’t think people understand how the trauma we witness is life altering. Much of it could be avoided, kids learning to drive need to see what we see & there has to be consequences for their stupid actions. It’s not just them that are affected. But 50+ years later & it still goes on. Thank God there are people willing to put in the 100’s of hours of training & working in the field to help those who do these crazy actions. This carload was fortunate with no injuries, that is not usually the case. My guess is that they will not suffer any major consequences for their crimes & they will do it again. 🙏 to all who make the commitment to help others & don’t expect anything in return.
@@danielmouton4952 I agree let us tear down the capital . and our own houses too !!! Trump could have traded Greenland for Ukraine, his trusted buddy would have no choice .
Politics is a symptom of the cultural rot that is endemic to America. And I don't care what people say, it started when God was removed from the public square. And it's gotten way worse since parents have decided to let an ipad and social media raise their children.
It is a worldwide phenomenon. I mention this because the foreign idiots like to criticize. The biggest indicator to me in English (because I am fluent in Spanish too) is the lack of use of noun indicators and the correct prepositions or the lack of prepositions. When the valedictorian says I "graduated high school" instead of "from high school" things are bad. Government schools tend to do that. Spanish is now greatly influenced by English partly because there is no such thing as a Spanish keyword and things are just as bad.
These kids have to be shown there are serious consequences for their actions. The driver must be tried as an adult. Leniency for juveniles is just a signal to them that what they done is ok and they can continue to act in the same manner.
@@brianbickle7395 ha huh? Are you referring to the police and saying that they should have consequences for pursuing these morons and getting them off the public roadway?
@@brianbickle7395 Funny how some just automatically assume that Arkansas uses air support in Police chases. It is called lack of funds. And the Jeep was STOLEN. Guess that part was missed when the video wasn't watched.
@@brianbickle7395 Better yet, don't run away from the cops in the first place. They lack common sense and the driver should be tried as an adult. Also, not all departments have the funding or resources to monitor someone by air. If you looked at the video, they were in the middle of rural towns. No chance for stop sticks unless there was another police department up ahead and there is no guarantee that they would work in the first place. Cops have died from trying to deploy stop sticks before by being run over.
@@brianbickle7395 there is no just leave them alone. Stop with this b.s. you can get them when they stop,get them later, stop stick them or follow them with a helicopter. There is no one thing anyone can do when a chase happens as no one can control what’s going to happen,what they will do?,who are they?,etc. did you see the gun the trooper found in the car? Yeah let’s let them go until they stop huh? Everyone of them should be cuffed and charged as it’s clear driving around in a stolen car with a gun driving like crazy idiots they were up to no good. They are kids doing adult crimes and should be treated as adults criminally. Accountability is the only way to deal with kids doing these things so they understand it’s not a joke as they acted the entire time after they got out of the car and sat on the side of the road acting like it’s no big deal.
@@brianbickle7395 with that amount of felonies, and possession of a gun during the commission? even if the judge goes bare minimum easy on him he's looking at a few of years of jail. i'm not sure about AK, but my southern state has some pretty hefty minimums for multiple felonies as well as for gun offenses. honestly, these kids best hope was to fully cooperate with the arresting officer and hope his discretion is lenient.
Like a clown car. We had a 1960 4-door Renault. My Dad was driving us to church. The priest was outside greeting everyone. My Dad pulled up in the front, my Mom got out with the baby, we 3 older kids were holding the 3 other kids in our laps. The priest had his mouth hanging open as he counted the 9 of us climbing out of that little car. Was real safe, lol. We were so crammed in there that we most likely wouldn't have been thrown around in a crash. The look on Father's face was priceless. Ten young people in there was crazy. They're lucky they didn't roll that Jeep going that fast on that winding road. Bet they'll think twice before getting into a car like that again. Sounds like they didn't know the driver. Insane!
I'll never forget an incident with 3 friends, we were all around 13...well we were out at night up to some type of bullshittery-can't recall exactly, probably TPing a house or something. Anyway, one of us spotted a cop car, so we all hid in some bushes. Less than 5 min later, a sheriffs deputy walked up right next to my bush and knelt down until our eyes met. I remember saying "Oh my God", to which he replied "God can't help you now son". He was right, the wrath that my mom unleashed on me was far worse than anything God would have deemed appropriate.
I got caught doing that once when I was younger but it was a different time and the cop just laughed when he realized my own father was our getaway driver. We actually got to finish rolling the yard. But that was in a small one red-light town with only a couple of cops and you would have to sometimes call them to get up if you had a problem because nobody was on patrol. Anyways I would have never fathom at these kids age into doing something like this.
I was hard as shit on my kids! My son gave me a run for my money but my persistence in making him face consequences worked! He’s 26 now & making $85k a year, saving for house.
I have so much respect for you troopers. You make split second decisions at warp speed, swerving through traffic, while keeping your head on a swivel trying to minimize dangers until a pursuit has concluded and the bad guy grabbed, bagged, and tagged. This driver was a minor and Trooper Bowman had to factor that in. Yet, in the end, if a teen is going to abscond like an adult, and in such a dangerous manner a P.I.T should still be S.O.P. Well done sir!
I just ❤’ed it when the officer said “Good God just how many of y’all are there?”…BUT…at the same time this officer should get the award 🥇 of the year for his quick thinking, his bravery & courage with just how QUICK he got these kids under control SO quick & the way these kids ALL complied so QUICKLY…as this could’ve turned out a completely different scenario in several ways…BUT God was in CONTROL over this one on this day! 😊
These kids are already going to FU (Felonious University). Class is in session, in this video. I bet one or more of the 9 kids is dead before 25. And the 25 year old? He's busy hanging around teenagers. He won't end well either. Future wards of the state.
This trooper handled this situation perfectly! You notice how none of the initially unrestrained suspects tried to run away? Where are they going to run? They’re not in the relatively comfortable surroundings of the city, where they have plenty of places to run and hide. Out here in the sticks they can run away and get et by a bear or a mountain lion or a Sasquatch...😂
I am a disabled former female police officer and what is scary is all of them could have died and/or injured severely. They could have killed so many people driving like that. My dad would have beat my butt, took my license and grounded me until I moved out. Thank God all of the kids are ok and thank God no officers nor general public were injured. In NC they can go to jail at 15 and juvenile jail. At 16 can be tried as an adult. If my son would have done that, number 1 I would have done just what my dad would have done to me. Number 2 I would have taken his license and not let him get them until he was 18. And NO it wouldn't have mattered that I was the law. Nobody is exempt from the law. Especially family of officers
Just a little to polite to thugs that were in a car with a complete idiot who could have killed anytime on those blind curves. I think these cops should have been alot harsher on these juries. Considering the long chase and the potential deadly consequences that could have taken place. And people wonder why these upcoming youth don't learn their lesson. It's the same with the teenage or young drunk drivers. They tell them "Calm down It's not the end of the world!" Well it very well could have been for some unsuspecting innocent victim. Stop being soft on these kids. They have to get disciplined from someone. Or at least treated for the criminals they are!!!
That's not surprising if you read TH-cam comments daily like I do. Many people are functionally illiterate. I see misspellings that cannot possibly be attributed to auto-correction errors, grammar mistakes, and sometimes complete comments that are a single run-on sentence devoid of punctuation. The response that comments only require informal "writing" doesn't fly, as the only way I can judge someone's intelligence online is by their written word.
@@gatsby66 You are exactly right. No punctuation at all just boggles my mind. Break check instead brake check is another one. They weren’t checking to see if you had a break at work today! 😂
Live on a serpentine and undulating mountain road in NWA. Many blind spots. No shoulders. Posted speed is 20 mph. Many folks mistake this for Hazzard county and drive like they're behind the wheel of the General Lee. Don't help the idiots anymore, just call the Sheriff.
Thank You All Police Officers for keeping our streets safe. We need each one of you. Stay Safe. 🦊 You may not have wanted to stop them but stopping them may have saved their ungrateful smart allick brat's and should be Thanking that officer 1000 times, because they could have been treated much different if in New York, Chicago, Detroit. The Officer may have saved others who didn't plan on a funeral that day, So Thank You!
Total admiration and respect for the trooper. His concern about continuing to chase could cause the driver of stolen vehicle hurting innocent people & choosing to stop his pursuit is admirable and even more admirable that he chose to continue his pursuit and bring them to a stop when the vehicle started driving even more extremely wreckless. His choice to continue & bring them to a stop was the right one. The way he stopped them with out hurting any of those kids was very impressive most of the ones I've seen the vehicles get rolled. This officer needs an award. I am convinced he saved lives by stopping them. I do think he was a little to nice to those kids they need scared straight.
Admirable? Lmao..sorry but this cop isn't special...this is a thing THEY DO when the streets are busy and the sus is driving crazy they call it off.. Had a friend in a slow speed chase once, during busy streets and IF he wouldve been speeding and driving reckless they wouldve called it off but since it was a slow chase they stayed on him. Found that out while watching the news during the chase . Whn he got out i told him did you know they wouldve let you alone if you was driving faster bc the streets were so busy . Lmao we were all suprised by that bc youd think the crazier they drive the harder they try until you see it makes total sense to keep others safe. So it isnt just this cops admirable choice.
34:27 Dude says "I don't even know most of their names". How do you know any of their names if they just picked you up off the street for a ride to work? Maybe that's why the officer doesn't seem to believe you?
@@abikeanditsboy3449 you’d be a terrible cop if you believed “they just picked me up” that’s every teens excuse to a cop 😂😂😂 you’re slow you’d let the little shot walk
You need to watch more videos on this channel. People get away from the police all the time. Typically, prior to the internet and TH-cam, they only showed police chases on television that ended in apprehension. It gives a false perspective.
I'll never understand people who say you can't outrun the police. And always the same thing; "you can't outrun a radio". Yes... you can, and it happens all the time!
I once eluded an urban policeman by using knowledge of the local street grid to disappear before the officer could even turn on the lights. Today, the officer would probably have an image of my license plate on some video or the other. I had an acquaintance who regularly escaped police on a motorcycle, but today he would probably have wound up on video with his plates.
Usually the dashcam says in the lower right. Their dashcams are a wonderful set up. You get: Date/Time Longitude/Latitude Speed off the GPS When they operate Radio/Brakes/Lights/Siren Agency Officer ID Officer name
US are far too lenient on what they call juveniles. Here in England, you are an adult at the age of 16 so you better behave. My son watched as some kids threw stones at windows and he was charged because he was 13. He got a years probation which meant that he could go to jail if anything else happened. At 15, he watched a bunch of kids ripping a fence down at the local pool. He was taken to the police station and they called me. I told them to deal with him as he knew what would happen. My mother went to the station at 2am as she felt bad for him. I did a little, but wanted him to realize that he had done wrong. He wasnt charged, but they kept him afraid for some time. He was more upset that his grandma had to pick him up and never did another thing. Some times you have to scare the crap out of them before they learn. I would have never let my son get away with this behaviour - not that he would dare do such a thing. He is now 37 and a great human being. He would still be under house arrest if he had done this lol
What in the world were these kids thinking? The one guy says he doesn’t know any of the others, but he gets in the vehicle with them. Lesson: don’t get in the car with strangers no matter what.
Not only don't get in a vehicle with someone you don't know, but don't pick up strangers because you don't know them. Once they get into your car you're responsible for them and everything they bring into your car. I once got stopped driving home from work with other riders in my vehicle, I was giving them rides to and from work. An officer stopped me because he said I went over the yellow line. I explained to the officer that I had 2 cans of soda pop that rolled under my feet toward the door, which I showed him and that we were just leaving work which was only 2 blicks from where he stopped me. Thank goodness the policeman didn't check anyones I.D. but mine. One of my passengers had a warrant out for him and another passenger had weed on him. I stopped giving rides after this and they had to find a different way to and from work. You should have seen how scared those two idiots were. We all lucked out, even me because I didn't get a ticket. Be careful of who you let in your car, truck or any moving vehicle.
I ALWAYS pull over and STOP when I SEE/HEAR an emergency vehicle/siren...PERIOD. Until I saw this video, I didn't realize just how important that was!!!
I'm super curious about what was being said inside the Jeep during the chase. Were they encouraging him to run? Were they telling him to stop? Were they freaking out? Were they excited? Part of me thinks they were all telling him to keep going, and then they changed their tune once they were finally stopped.
i actually know most of the people in the car and the driver was scared and everybody else was yelling something different . He didn't know how to react to any of that and he was under a lot of pressure but i also don't know why he didn't stop, it was a stupid decision...
The Trooper said he had ten perps but I only counted nine getting out of the car. 5 in the first group and then 4 more with the last one whose pants were falling down. Guess he was trying to take a dump in the woods. Drivers antics must have scared the crap out of him.
@@tnotroy504 you need to go find a hard working welder in your neighborhood and become his apprentice, you will grow up to a great paying job with travel and never have worry about having a ride.
Nice cop! He’s really trying to help these kids stay out of juvi and jail, and trying to give a pass that all kids are stupid when they’re young. His tone went from aggressive to responsible parent/guardian mode.
The officer did a great job handling this stop. He kept his temper in check and treated the kids fairly. They’re lucky he stopped them and not a hot head.
They literally passed my house in this chase . I have children that play outside. I live right by where they went off road and almost hit the green road sign. This younger generation only cares about themselves. They are very lucky they didn't kill someone !
I went to a lower middle class public school in a rural area in the 1980s. In either late elementary school or junior high we learned how to write checks and form letters, had civics classes... these kids don't know what "legibly" means and had to ask if "01" was January? Are you f*cking kidding me?
I make no excuses for these young men, and I know they have to be held accountable. I am just so thankful there were no injuries To anyone. I can’t imagine the thoughts that went though the officer‘a head as he saw TEN men get out of that SUV. Once he pitted it and they unloaded, everyone was cooperative and respectful. Even though I have no idea what criminal history the young men have or don’t have. From what was shown on the video, I trust they will be thankful they didn’t cause a catastrophic collision. May God continue to bless the officer with wisdom, patience, and courage, and with a hedge of protection as he serves his public as a genuine peace officer. Kudos, Sir, to you and your brothers in blue. I also trust these young men will “give thanks in everything”, realize things could have gone so much worse, and see this situation as a turning point to get their lives in order.
The madman who tries to run away from the police and drives over double lines on the road should not be allowed to acquire a driver's license until he is 30
This Trooper has the patience of a saint. I get so angry at the people that run, senseless endangering of innocent people just trying to go about their day. Well done ASP, you guys are not perfect, but overall you guys seem pretty professional.
“Good God, how many of you are there?” my favorite cop line of 2023 so far!
Ditto 😅 thought there would be more coming out...
It was like watching a clown car.
I got a good laugh over that line 😂
"I'm gonna need a bus for transport."
@@murphsmodels8853 Reminded me of the movie "Jaws"..."we're going to need a bigger boat". LOL!
The deadly juvenile driver needs to go to jail for a while.
You got that right. Zero tolerance on the driver. Charge him as an Adult for doing this.
lmfao they were 💀 i went to school w them
I agree. Big ppl jail. Not a one of them are even worried. They know nothing will happen. They're laughing and having a good old time.
She won't 🤷♂️
@@IdahoRanchGirl The only person who can be charged is the driver, the others didn't do anything🤷♂️
Those kids are really under educated.
Miseducated
Arkansas. They like to keep them uneducated and poor. Thank God for good officers like this one. He was so calm and patient.
Nah theyre just DUMB. Education doesnt teach common sense.
@joanies6778 how idiotic of you to think the state has anything to do with it. These kinds of people are all over the place.
Straight to juvenile if they are to stupid to know right from wrong bad luck
My late father told my siblings and me that if the police ever called him to come and pick us up for something "stupid" that we'd better have a quarter to call somebody else or the police could keep us. "You get in trouble by yourself then you can get OUT of trouble by yourself." We never put that to the test. None of us ever got in trouble. 10 young people in a 5 compacity car while driving 90+ MPH. The ending to this story could have been tragic.
Appsalutely but also important for anyone especially a young person don't ever get into a vehicle with a complete stranger ever .You really could be killed by a wide variety of people don't do it.
I was raised that way too. 50 plus years ago.
Same!
My old man said don’t call me
But the youngsters are just misunderstood.😂😂
5 gold stars to the officer, that was the safest PIT of a loaded SUV I've ever seen.
Yes, not like this one by one of his colleagues. Maybe they got some actual training.
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You should watch the fatal 126 mph pit maneuver that the ASP did in another video, it was the worst example of irresponsibility I've ever seen! Here in CA, when some driving erratic like that, they will fall back in hopes that the driver will slow down and calm themselves. They don't keep on their ass till they crash.
And the fact that he didn’t KNOW it was loaded with young kids and that they weren’t safely secured in the vehicle and still properly and safely pitted them. 👌🏻
@@krzyazzbtch And how is that approach working out for California? Out of control crime and criminals running the state.
Yes I agree 💯
Did that kid really just say “02 is January” when the other kid asked “Is 01 January”? This is the future of our country? Sweet baby Jesus, we are in trouble.
We sure are. I think of the day I need medical care and people are nursing me back to health.
I heard the officer tell the one guy to write his name legibly and the kid had no idea what that even meant. Absolutely mind blown.
😢😢😢
@@fatbottombiker3038 Exactly! I thought that was bad, I missed the part about “01 - 02”. Lord have mercy on us 🤯
I just came to that part and then came to comments to see if anyone else caught that. First comment that pooped up!!
One of the biggest things I picked up on was when Bowman called the first parents to tell them their kids were detained, they NEVER asked why.
such lovely parenting
The parents were probably thinking "AGAIN??"
if there is one thing you can count on with bad parents.... no fks given...
They are probably the honor students in the family: "Yes, your honor...no, your honor...You won't see me in your courtroom again, your honor..."
@Mark Felder We heard the conversation. Replay the phone conversation.
Juvenile laws need to be changed. They need to be accountable for their actions.
It still starts in the home.
No it starts in gov. Education. You should hear the anti family,anti parent, pro gov. Propaganda they fill these kids with. Bthe favorite is, "DONT TELL YOUR PARENTS WHAT TEACHERS SAY,LITERATURE,VIDEOS THEY ARE TOO STUPID TOO UNDERSTAND". SOROS BOUGHT SUNDANCE PRODUCING 100'S OF NAZI PROPAGANDA, LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE,ETC VIDEOS THAT OUR MONEY IS BUYING TOO TURN OUR KIDS INTO Goose STEPPERS
Truly. I am of the opinion that at no point should neither the parent or child not be held accountable. If the child is too young, then the parents should be held responsible and charged with the crimes.
In Islam, when you hit puberty youre held accountable for your actions. Pf course theres still upbringi g and warnings involved.
I agree, what do we do with them ? The army military school. Prison is just a whole new education it will teach them how to be better criminals. So what do we do. Any ideas ? Dam that was stupid an scary. I lived in a state where laws had be passed that police cannot engage in hi speed chasing. My three children husband an I was coming home th of July an a speeding car passed us in our mini van. This was before the laws had changed. The speeders didn't even come close to us however the 3 troopers almost ran my family off the road. On a hyway no traffic late at night. They could see the headlights up the hyway. It was a two lane hyway not enough room for 3 troopers traveling at hi rates weaving around my family split second off goes my passenger mirror one cop passed on the left shoulder. One on my ass one in the passing lane. At first they had no overhead lights on until they got to us. Certainly opened my eyes.
Bonus lesson. They learned the meaning of “legible”, and that January is in fact the first month of the year.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
It’s a shame. But we should keep giving raises to the poor public school teachers. 😂
This episode brought to you by the letter M for Morons
And quit funding single family parents. By 5 they should know days, months, their names, birthdates, colors, counting to 1000 etc. parents suck if their kids are dragging down the whole class.
The dumbing down of youth is real and is upon us. Our future is doomed!
This State Trooper was beyond amazing. WOW! This is the example, when you think of a police officer, that you see. Thank you Officer! You are amazing.
Trooper Byrd is the Example!
fk these psycho cops, 10 kids , jsut wow.
I have always told my boys if they value their lives. 'Don't ever let me get a phone call from the police because you did something stupid" They would want to stay with the police for protection because if I come down there to pick them up they'd wish that they never got in trouble in the first place. The phone call never came from the police and my boys never got in trouble with the law. Now they are 36 & 33 years old and they have famiies of their own and well adjusted men. I am very proud of my sons for what they have achieved in their lives.
Best advice ever!
You should be proud!
Good parenting... works every time.
I told my son if I ever found out he disrespected a girl/woman in any way that he wouldn’t need to worry about her parents it the cops…he’d need to worry about me!! He’s 24, living with his girlfriend and tells me he’s still a little afraid of me 😂😂
They just never got caught
The trooper has everyone sitting in a line on the ground like kindergarten-that is pretty dang awesome-
When he was telling them sit ankles crossed, I was waiting for him to say ‘ok y’all, cross-cross-applesauce’! 🤣
Only thing seems like he would have had them sit in front of his car where the camera is. Sitting on the side of the road like that is a bit dangerous for traffic.
Funny I wouldn't be worried about it this late date
I know and I love it! All the people passing by can see them. If the guy in the back is telling the truth, I'll bet he won't take any more free rides.
They are juveniles so maybe they do not have the right to have them on camera. Just saying!
Yo I lost it when he said "good God how many of there are you"🤣🤣
At least there weren't more than ten, troopers don't like taking their shoes off.
@@tumekeehoa3121 are you mad at the fact that the douchebags, pieces of trash wasn't able to scape?
🤣🤣👍👍👍
@@incognito1427 No just amused ten sitting on the road under gunpoint appeared to be difficult to count. That said it's not like the driver can count passengers, or seatbelts, either.
me too Bub.......!!!!
I swear when all those kids got out of the jeep, the cop had to have been thinking... WTF is this a clown car. 🤣 🤣 🤣
I did.
We had 13 in a VW Bug one time with 3 on the front. We pulled up to a Burger King with 1 guy standing behind the counter looking out and people started pilling out. The look on his face was priceless.
😂😂😂
It is, by every definition, a clown car.
Blacks run in packs😅 U never see just 1 outside, in the streets, or a car😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
My Mom told me jail food sucks and the ppl in jails are horrible. She said " If you break the law you will stay in jail because she was not getting me out" Then went into detail about what happens in jails. That was enough for me i never broke the law.
I was pretty rough with my boys as well! Told them I would not come to pick up that day!
If only more parents taught that...
Unfortunately once you're in the system it's hard to stay out of it.
@@tariblevins955 Don't break the law and you stay out of it
My mom was the law ..I didn't need the police. Never arrested... same with my children.
Listening, I hear zero remorse from these kids for the lives they put in danger. This could have been beyond tragic!! I hope the driver doesn't see a driver's license until at least the age of 25. Maybe by then they will understand the words driving is a privilege!! As a parent, I would have let my kid sit in jail for a while to think about their actions.
None of these kids should ever be allowed to have a driver's license!!!!!!
They should all have to sit in jail. You want to be a criminal, then take what comes with it. These kids are nothing but low life scum. I don't need to know them. To make this assessment, you are who you associate with. Ghetto rats!!! I could wish and hope their parents put a boot up their butts, but apparently, that has yet to work or they just don't think their child is capable of hanging out with such ghetto rats. 🤔 #Clueless
No one has a license these day. Everyone drives without one.
I think that stupid driver shouldn’t ever get a driver license again.
I'll have to say those kids are rolling deep!
I can't believe how calm the trooper remained. Great job dude!
You could tell he was battling pitting or not because he thought 1 juvenile was in there. Trooper was outstanding.
He wasent cool with that woman
I remember when we were growing up we were more scared of our parents than the police so we made sure we didn't get in trouble ..these new kids are different
That's because we knew about consequences. My mother always told me if the cops pick me up, I'm not coming home. I was about 9 walking my dog one day and it started raining. The chief of police stopped and offered me and the dog a ride home. I refused because I was afraid I wouldn't be let back in the house...lol. Mom didn't mean it like that, and I sure got wet, but it kept me out of trouble.
Right?! Then we got the Wood shed and Grounded for a week at Hard Labor!
I got a speeding ticket once (only ticket I’ve ever had) my mom call the officer who issued the ticket to see if he thought I was racing… he thought she was going to yell at him. When he said no …he thought I was showing off but not racing. She said that I would only lose the car for 3 months but if I was racing they would sell my car. He said since they were punishing me too he would talk to the judge…. I still had to stand up in court by myself ( mom sat in the back row of the court room) plead guilty to the charges and request traffic school. Thanks to Officer Glenn I had to pay $54 in court cost out of my own money and pay for traffic school. But I still got my car back after the grounding. lol. I’m 50 and still try to not speed too much. 😂
Yes I agree,was different then I came up in the 70s and 80s
That's because they know parents can't do anything to them anymore 🤷♂️
“What does legibly mean?” “Is January oh-one?” Apparently, this wasn’t the high school debate team.
They were just worried about their pants coming down. Lol.
O is a letter!
the budget of the Dept. of Education is $68 Billion
Our Taxpayer dollars at work; 20K per year for this type of education.
I live in Arkansas our officers need to know how much they are appreciated they need to know they are cared about God bless them
...And how awesome they are! Here in California, they will just chase, chase, chase the runaway drivers for the camera's sake. It is pitiful. And LA can't seem to do a PIT to save their lives. They really need the south to teach them how to do a proper PIT Maneuver.
...And how AWESOME they are at doing PIT Maneuvers!
AR troopers (aka ticket maids) are only appreciated by their mothers. That said, this guy seemed properly trained and decent.
Good grief! Is everybody in Arkansas sub-literate? You're at about a 3rd-grade proficiency.
LA law enforcement have to deal with crowded roads when trying to do PIT maneuvers and the people on the streets cheering the offending drivers. I have never experienced such lunacy displayed by so many. PIT maneuvers on country roads is a lot easier than Los Angeles streets and the crowded freeways. But I have to give this Arkansas officer props for pitting these dumb ass teens without killing anyone.
My stepdad was a cop he told me if I ever went to jail I would have to just serve my time.
Mine too
What we told our three sons
WOW! Just wow! I certainly hope the driver (even if it was a minor) needs to be held accountable for their actions. That driver put so many lives in grave danger. Accountable meaning more than just fines and tickets. I’m glad that no one was hurt.
A minor in a stolen car in Chicago hit another car and killed a 6 month old, he got a misdemeanor!!
@@BT-be8rh That is horrific!
@@brendaarnold8485 THAT is Chicago, the entire city is horrific.
@@BT-be8rh Oh My Goodnes!! A misdemeanor?!?!? How old was he? I know you said a minor but that is 18 and under, right? Murdered a baby and got a misdemeanor! The poor parents of that baby! I have no words. Just terrible.
It’s sad that they didn’t know what the word legibly meant and that one of the kids really asked “is 01 for January” like, what the hell is wrong with their parents and schooling?
I work a part-time job with some high school kids, 12th grade seniors. Yesterday one of them asked which month was before December because the date he was looking at was 11/25/2023. Later I overheard him counting the months to figure out which month was July. I can't help but think that these kids are going to be going into the full-time job, real-world workforce sometime soon. Our future is bleak.
@@davidd33511 That's insane! I've never once heard of someone counting out months, or confirming the amount of days of anything ever! Also never seen anyone pause for a moment to do simple math in their head, that's just.. yeah, future for sure is bleak
@@QuinnGIn1080pand worst of all, SO sad but true, we think think the World has lost respect for their elders NOW?😧 Just imagine when they’re in charge of us? VERY scary!!! Almost horrifying to think about!!!! There’s absolutely no respect or care for our well being😢
I suspect remote learning during the pandemic plays a role in the disconnect from education. You tend to see the worst of people on the internet not the best. There's a lot of very smart young people
@@rbnzo25You learn simple things like the months of the year in 1st grade! Although covid hasn’t helped, it is also influenced by social media, the internet, & an education system with federal policies that care more about indoctrination with liberal ideals than actually educating children!
These troopers do NOT need to be alone during stops--ever. Think of their families. Even if that means more $$
Unfortunately one of the last places in America that placed two police officers in one squad car was Buffalo NY, and in order to cut costs many agencies determined it sufficient that officers call for back up when they have situations like these. Its sad to see really
I agree totally! Two LEOs per cruiser!
notice how none of them were even the slightest bit worried about consequences or killing someone. This younger generation is incredibly scary.
Please delete the word scary and replace with STUPID 😂
Every "younger generation" is the same. Your elders said the same about you.
@@redwolfexr yeah your prob right but even though my gen did some crazy stuff it was not extreme like it is today.
@@durangodave Bruh, an entire sport of racing grew from outrunning the cops -- NASCAR.
Your generation was just as shit as this one, we've just got better cameras now.
@@durangodave yeah, your grandparents said the same thing...
It’s wrong to simply release them to their parents, especially the driver. Should spent at least a day in juvenile detention. In 10 yrs these fools will be breaking into houses, robbing people, doing bank heists, car jacking and all types of crime in Arkansas. They think it’s a game… bruh! And the 25 yr old idiot is a grown man who saw the rest in the vehicle full of teens then decided it was a good idea to ride along.
No. With this judgement they will be dead.
I wouldn’t give it ten years
They should be in juvenile jail until they are 18 and the reassessment again
Frank B you are correct! That is the problem their are consequences for breaking law the stupid judges have no balls!😊
Gang needa stay free fiytb
This is a good example of "pick your friends wisely"!!!
Guilt by association. As mom used to say.
Vicki…….they don’t care of who they choose as friends. They are all fall under the same bran……..of your topical troubled young offenders……..out looking for trouble.
My mom's adage: If you lay down with dogs, you get up with fleas. Yes, choose your friends wisely.
Guaranteed, they're all trouble
And the question is: how wise are teenagers? Doesn't wisdom take time and experience?
When one of them asks his friend “is 01 January “ SMH then when the cop is talking to the parent and the parent doesn’t even ask what they did. You parents should be so proud of these young men you raised.
And another kid said January is 02!
I caught that, too. The parent didn't ask what their kids did. That tells me this isn't the first or probably the second call that parent has gotten. Repeat offenders
I love watching Arkansas state troopers. These guys can drive!. Never try to outrun a state trooper of any state.
lol watch hellcats on arkansas...not all of them but quite a few is did outrun these officers...still I wouldnt advice to do that but its not impossible.
yeah they''ll run over citizens or of the road to chase and catch a traffic violator.
@@GitaristRodri Any hellcat rolling over multiple time are the great ones.
@@ghostmofo5829 okay copper
@@GitaristRodri Keep on whining. 🤣
"can you write legibly?"
"legibly? Whats that mean?"
LMFAO YOU CANT MAKE THIS SHIT UP 🤣🤣
Don’t forget him asking is January 01 or 02!!! 😮😮
Way to go officer! You risked your life to keep others safe, no questions asked. We need more like you.
All they needed was the plate number and set up prepped to blow the tires at the county line.
@@marcmenard9121 wow, if only everyone was as smart as you
@@marcmenard9121 not how that works. If it was you'd be a cop
@@youtubebandme4382 Well it's certainly brighter of a solution than killing any oncoming traffic or an innocent pedestrian in the midst of snatching a carload of imbiciles. That is why it's illegal to do that in most States.
@@craiglist187 It's not about being smart, it's about being safe. It's certainly better to correct an unsafe freind or colleage than to bury one.
Punishment should be strong enough to get the driver’s attention.
Make them run for CONgress... so they can see that being a full-time idiot is a well paying job.
Oh, wait... you said 'punishment... Sorry.
Officer is way too nice considering how many lives they risked.
Kid said January is 01? Wow! Crazy !
That Officer deserves the highest medal ever,thank God for him...Great job!!!!
No, thank him, for him. God is not real and if it was, it would be a POS that allowed theses kids to drive like that. So find some logic. Just thanks people.. no gods.
I feel so sorry for that trooper. He tried everything to get out of the chase, but the suspect's driving got so bad, he had no choice. Now, he has ten kids to deal with, and their parents.
True, but one thing that isn't fair and I have a degree in Criminology, Cyber Security, and Forensics, it's a bit unfair, because I'm sure most of those kids wanted out, but what are they are supposed to if the driver refuses to stop? So I don't think the other kids in the vehicle should get a harsh sentence. I truly believe in my heart they were yelling for him to stop. They were probably scared sh!tless. As for the gun in thr car I'm thinking at least half of the kids didn't know there was a loaded gun in their. This is what sucks when kids try to show off and think they can outrun the police and they can't. A bunch of Dumbass kids.
@@Pebbles523 going to disagree with what you said. those other kids put themselves in a situation knowing when their friend pulled up and they got into a vehicle knowing it did not belong to the driver.... they knowingly put their freedom on the line.
I have 5 brothers. If my daddy ever caught us in that situation, he would say , “Line up and drop your drawers!”
@@CatMcEntire1958 absolutely. A bunch of kids like that get really brave and stupid and think everything is a joke!
@@Pebbles523RESPECTFULLY I disagree! I bet it was a JOY RIDE! WHY did several kids have their PANTS DOWN??? And, if they were all present when the car was STOLEN. . . they're guilty there too.
A good indicator was when the kid didn’t know what legible meant.
@@MandPLogistics yes because they are given incentives to change grades to "not fail" students.
@@MandPLogistics that kind of thing is a parent's responsibility.
i had a cop not know what "delinquent" meant
Good job Arkansas schools!
And all this time I thought this was only a Blue State phenomena.
Back when I was that age, my parents would have slapped me silly as soon as they got me alone in the house. No questions, no why did you do that. Just a good hard slap across the face.
And, CPS wouldn't have been notified. 😂
Mine would have KILLED ME
Thank You trooper for your patience you displayed….. not one of these kids deserved your patience and respect unfortunately….. I’m appalled by their behavior, lack of understanding and respect for themselves as well as the trooper. Stay safe out there Trooper Mike! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💙💙💙
There was only one person driving,what was so appalling about the the behavior of the other NINE? Geez, I'd hate to have you on any jury. You lack any ability to see things as they really are right in front of your eyes and the ignorance to say so.
@@johnmichaelkarma The fact they didn't jump out of the car and start beating the driver's @ss says all I need to know. Nine of them and no one could get the driver to stop until they decided to try to switch drivers?! No worries about a jury (driver will plead guilty and the others likely nothing). But more importantly no coroner had to be called out. The other nine: judgment is appalling, but not criminal.
@@lisamorgan2122 "..all I need to know" Yep, all you need to know which isn't much. That fact that when the chase was over and the threat of harm was over,had they "beat the drivers ass" would have made them criminals which then would have given them the status you seem to long for.
@@johnmichaelkarma Perhaps you misunderstand where I come from? If I were in a car with someone driving like that from the police trying to kill me, my friends in the car, and other drivers on the road, I'd be very angry at their attempts to kill myself, the other passengers in the car, and aggressively try to stop them. Perhaps I would not have actually pounded on them, but I would have subdued for the police to be able to detain him and/or been hollering "he tried to kill us all!" I grant you that there may have been one or two victims of circumstance who found themselves in that car, but again where was their defensive behavior to the maniac driving? The bulk of them knew better and all should have verbally and physically insisted the driver stop. Also, I do know, teens are idiots. People should be careful trying to deflect their accountability for the situations they find themselves in because of the choices they make. Don't make excuses for their idiotic behavior. Unfortunately, I've had to pick up a teen when the police called. Similarly he found himself with a group of about ten other boys around his age where one of them had the great idea to go through neighborhoods and tear up people's yards, steal items, and destroy city and private property. Initially they all pointed fingers at each other and no one would take responsibility. In my view it didn't matter so I set out to make sure that my kid knew and understood that even mere bad judgment in life has serious consequences at times. And that at times it can get you killed. I wanted him to know, because I love him, to associate consequences with his judgment and choices. Fortunately, they had to sweat it out for a couple of weeks while the police and the victims decided whether to refer them to the d.a. for vandalism and destruction of property criminal charges, which they ultimately did not. BUT, during that time my son went to each of the victims, apologized, made arrangements to come and repair and replace the damage, and offered other services for free as punitive payment for what he'd done. I made him introduce himself and do the talking. One of the victims, a vet with ptsd, explained to him how lucky he was to not have been shot creeping around his house at 3 in the morning due to his post-war problems sleeping and hearing noises in the night. I also explained to him how lucky he was to not have been shot by the police. That vet had more of an impact on him that any of the sweat and work he had to do as retribution. He spoke to him "man to man" and I could see it in my son's face, something clicked. He copped to his participation, took responsibility and was held accountable for his less than criminal but bad judgment. My son has gone on to live a crime free life. I long for these kids to sincerely appreciate how close they came to being killed because of the sad fact we have some trigger happy and racist officers who don't give two cents about life. Thank goodness for this outstanding officer here or they may well have been killed in an aggressive p.i.t. maneuver or shot bailing out of the STOLEN vehicle the way they did. More bad judgment on their part, as they are old enough to know better. Their parents should kiss them in gratitude of still having them alive and then make sure they understand that other human life has value and they are playing with a serious and potentially deadly matter when they are in a vehicle in this manner. My two cents for what it's worth. Don't care if you agree, but hope you may understand where my head is at. I don't believe in making criminals out of every idiot teen.
@@lisamorgan2122 pretty fkn epic, I'm too busy to read all that. I wasn't looking for a pen pal,just had something to say about something that isn't worthy of much of my time. Hope ya got it all out. Have a nice day.😎
The way the trooper punked those kids into sitting on the street gave me a warm fuzzy feeling. The brats...
You like watching people treat others as less than human? You are a sad excuse for a human being.
He should have squeezed off a few shots on the air to better get their attention. And those punks on the driver side of the Jeep looked like they were ditching something in the bush there.
@@Wildstar40 Warning shots are generally against policy and cause too much paperwork.
@@Mr.Pointyears drop gun doesn't require paperwork.
@@quagmiredavis4117 Negligent discharge is more serious Einstein! And more paperwork then a discharge.
🩷💛❤️ The calmest officer I've ever seen! He would'nt even curse! Great job officer!!!
I have been involved in public safety services (EMS/rescue/fire) over 4 decades.
One nightmare that still haunts me is that of 5 young people in a stolen SUV who were trying to run away to Florida. They were fleeing the state patrol, lost control and crashed.
Two of the five ended up DEAD. all under 20 years of age. A beautiful young girl with flowing red hair died in my hands as we cut the crushed door to free her from the wreckage. We had two large bore IVs flowing and two helicopters arrived on scene during the extrication process. Bright, full moon. I cried and apologized to her when some of her long beautiful red hair got stuck in the zipper of the body bag.
Too much death and destruction.
The driver was charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide along with the stolen vehicle and host of other charges related to the theft and pursuit.
Two lives lost, three affected for life.
I've treated, packaged, and flown out an officer friend that was so badly injured that he was unrecognizable.
Nobody wins in these situations.
Glad nobody was hurt in this one.
Hopefully they learned something.
I am 28 year retired cop been there I still have dreams about these things. uNFORTUNately some dont learn till its too late
Helicopter in the moonlight. I've seen the same, same sight. And the daughters and wife wailed when it flew away. Blessings, dude.
As a 21 yo nurse working SICU/BU, back in 1971, the things I saw were horrifying. Drunk driver crashed into a deputies car, drunk was fine, deputy has small forehead scratch & spinal injury at Cervical 6-7, with brain stem involvement above C1. His wife came in, 8 months pregnant. He was on a respirator, kept going into cardiac & respiratory arrest. We could not save him. Another crash - 2 young guys. One paralyzed from high cervical fracture, his buddy was burned (2nd & 3rd degree) over 80% of his body - he could feel everything, I don’t think either made it. First responders, ER, SICU & Burn Unit staff are all witnesses to trauma. We don’t forget what we’ve seen. It affects all of us, right down to the tow truck drivers. I don’t think people understand how the trauma we witness is life altering. Much of it could be avoided, kids learning to drive need to see what we see & there has to be consequences for their stupid actions. It’s not just them that are affected. But 50+ years later & it still goes on. Thank God there are people willing to put in the 100’s of hours of training & working in the field to help those who do these crazy actions. This carload was fortunate with no injuries, that is not usually the case. My guess is that they will not suffer any major consequences for their crimes & they will do it again. 🙏 to all who make the commitment to help others & don’t expect anything in return.
If you have not noticed USA society is going downhill , nothing to do with politics . It is the people .
It has everything to do with POLITICS, INSANE LEFTISTS HAVE DEVASTATED THIS NATION AND NEED TO BE FORCED TO PAY FOR THEIR CRIMES! NO LENIENCY!!!
@@danielmouton4952 I agree let us tear down the capital . and our own houses too !!! Trump could have traded Greenland for Ukraine, his trusted buddy would have no choice .
Politics is a symptom of the cultural rot that is endemic to America. And I don't care what people say, it started when God was removed from the public square. And it's gotten way worse since parents have decided to let an ipad and social media raise their children.
It is a worldwide phenomenon. I mention this because the foreign idiots like to criticize. The biggest indicator to me in English (because I am fluent in Spanish too) is the lack of use of noun indicators and the correct prepositions or the lack of prepositions. When the valedictorian says I "graduated high school" instead of "from high school" things are bad. Government schools tend to do that. Spanish is now greatly influenced by English partly because there is no such thing as a Spanish keyword and things are just as bad.
Well you’re a moron, they don’t represent 99.9% of United States citizens. Society is only downhill in their circle of friends and associates.
These kids have to be shown there are serious consequences for their actions. The driver must be tried as an adult. Leniency for juveniles is just a signal to them that what they done is ok and they can continue to act in the same manner.
@@brianbickle7395 ha huh? Are you referring to the police and saying that they should have consequences for pursuing these morons and getting them off the public roadway?
@@brianbickle7395 Funny how some just automatically assume that Arkansas uses air support in Police chases. It is called lack of funds. And the Jeep was STOLEN. Guess that part was missed when the video wasn't watched.
@@brianbickle7395 Better yet, don't run away from the cops in the first place. They lack common sense and the driver should be tried as an adult. Also, not all departments have the funding or resources to monitor someone by air. If you looked at the video, they were in the middle of rural towns. No chance for stop sticks unless there was another police department up ahead and there is no guarantee that they would work in the first place. Cops have died from trying to deploy stop sticks before by being run over.
@@brianbickle7395 there is no just leave them alone. Stop with this b.s. you can get them when they stop,get them later, stop stick them or follow them with a helicopter. There is no one thing anyone can do when a chase happens as no one can control what’s going to happen,what they will do?,who are they?,etc. did you see the gun the trooper found in the car? Yeah let’s let them go until they stop huh? Everyone of them should be cuffed and charged as it’s clear driving around in a stolen car with a gun driving like crazy idiots they were up to no good. They are kids doing adult crimes and should be treated as adults criminally. Accountability is the only way to deal with kids doing these things so they understand it’s not a joke as they acted the entire time after they got out of the car and sat on the side of the road acting like it’s no big deal.
@@brianbickle7395 with that amount of felonies, and possession of a gun during the commission? even if the judge goes bare minimum easy on him he's looking at a few of years of jail. i'm not sure about AK, but my southern state has some pretty hefty minimums for multiple felonies as well as for gun offenses. honestly, these kids best hope was to fully cooperate with the arresting officer and hope his discretion is lenient.
Like a clown car. We had a 1960 4-door Renault. My Dad was driving us to church. The priest was outside greeting everyone. My Dad pulled up in the front, my Mom got out with the baby, we 3 older kids were holding the 3 other kids in our laps. The priest had his mouth hanging open as he counted the 9 of us climbing out of that little car. Was real safe, lol. We were so crammed in there that we most likely wouldn't have been thrown around in a crash. The look on Father's face was priceless.
Ten young people in there was crazy. They're lucky they didn't roll that Jeep going that fast on that winding road. Bet they'll think twice before getting into a car like that again. Sounds like they didn't know the driver. Insane!
I'll never forget an incident with 3 friends, we were all around 13...well we were out at night up to some type of bullshittery-can't recall exactly, probably TPing a house or something. Anyway, one of us spotted a cop car, so we all hid in some bushes. Less than 5 min later, a sheriffs deputy walked up right next to my bush and knelt down until our eyes met. I remember saying "Oh my God", to which he replied "God can't help you now son". He was right, the wrath that my mom unleashed on me was far worse than anything God would have deemed appropriate.
Back when parents had some power
I got caught doing that once when I was younger but it was a different time and the cop just laughed when he realized my own father was our getaway driver. We actually got to finish rolling the yard. But that was in a small one red-light town with only a couple of cops and you would have to sometimes call them to get up if you had a problem because nobody was on patrol. Anyways I would have never fathom at these kids age into doing something like this.
I was hard as shit on my kids! My son gave me a run for my money but my persistence in making him face consequences worked! He’s 26 now & making $85k a year, saving for house.
A tough parent makes for a responsible kid....
Wow! I'm glad I never got caught tping.
I have so much respect for you troopers. You make split second decisions at warp speed, swerving through traffic, while keeping your head on a swivel trying to minimize dangers until a pursuit has concluded and the bad guy grabbed, bagged, and tagged. This driver was a minor and Trooper Bowman had to factor that in. Yet, in the end, if a teen is going to abscond like an adult, and in such a dangerous manner a P.I.T should still be S.O.P. Well done sir!
I just ❤’ed it when the officer said “Good God just how many of y’all are there?”…BUT…at the same time this officer should get the award 🥇 of the year for his quick thinking, his bravery & courage with just how QUICK he got these kids under control SO quick & the way these kids ALL complied so QUICKLY…as this could’ve turned out a completely different scenario in several ways…BUT God was in CONTROL over this one on this day! 😊
If you don't hammer kids for using the excuse "I didn't know these guys" then prepare to hear that excuse when you arrest them at age 45.
Age 45 ? I'd bet every one of these brats is arrested before age 25, and some will hard time for hard crimes.
The new excuse is. "I got witnesses"
These kids are already going to FU (Felonious University). Class is in session, in this video. I bet one or more of the 9 kids is dead before 25. And the 25 year old? He's busy hanging around teenagers. He won't end well either. Future wards of the state.
They will have been serving 25 to life by the time they are 45.
"Legibly? What's that mean?"
These kids have a bright future ahead of them.
I said the same thing
01 is January, right?
Certainly not mensa members
Literally, bruh.
The future of our Country!
This trooper handled this situation perfectly! You notice how none of the initially unrestrained suspects tried to run away?
Where are they going to run? They’re not in the relatively comfortable surroundings of the city, where they have plenty of places to run and hide. Out here in the sticks they can run away and get et by a bear or a mountain lion or a Sasquatch...😂
🤣🤣🤣
Come on, Sasquatch aren’t found that far south! 😂
They were all throwing away their guns and dope.
im one of those juveniles and i can tell you for a fact we didnt know where we was going😂just road🤷🏾
@@charleswesley9907 i was in that car, no sir😂😂, it was one gun and that was the gun they found, speak what u know sir
I am a disabled former female police officer and what is scary is all of them could have died and/or injured severely. They could have killed so many people driving like that.
My dad would have beat my butt, took my license and grounded me until I moved out.
Thank God all of the kids are ok and thank God no officers nor general public were injured.
In NC they can go to jail at 15 and juvenile jail.
At 16 can be tried as an adult.
If my son would have done that, number 1 I would have done just what my dad would have done to me. Number 2 I would have taken his license and not let him get them until he was 18.
And NO it wouldn't have mattered that I was the law. Nobody is exempt from the law. Especially family of officers
What does you being a female, disabled, or a former officer have to do w anything at all here?
@@DogsRule24cool your jets jack no need to be so HOSTILE ! She knows the job … ergo
10 people in the car..that's a clear cut 10 charges child endangerment on the driver
Amazed how calm and polite this cop is. Good job.
Just a little to polite to thugs that were in a car with a complete idiot who could have killed anytime on those blind curves. I think these cops should have been alot harsher on these juries. Considering the long chase and the potential deadly consequences that could have taken place. And people wonder why these upcoming youth don't learn their lesson. It's the same with the teenage or young drunk drivers. They tell them "Calm down It's not the end of the world!" Well it very well could have been for some unsuspecting innocent victim. Stop being soft on these kids. They have to get disciplined from someone. Or at least treated for the criminals they are!!!
"Is January 01?" Oh, lordy...
"They just picked me up," "I was just getting a ride," from everyone. I guess no one was driving.
See kids this is why we stay in 2nd/3rd grade so you can know your days of the week and months.
not to mention... do people who already have 9 people in a 5 passenger vehicle stop to pick up another random ass person?
Thank the democrats for modern education.
Officer: Can you write legibly?
Kid: legibly? What's that mean?
Seriously?
Kid is obviously headed for a successful future graduating with honors from his class.
Ill be nice and not say what class but yes definitely
That's not surprising if you read TH-cam comments daily like I do. Many people are functionally illiterate. I see misspellings that cannot possibly be attributed to auto-correction errors, grammar mistakes, and sometimes complete comments that are a single run-on sentence devoid of punctuation. The response that comments only require informal "writing" doesn't fly, as the only way I can judge someone's intelligence online is by their written word.
Arkansas?? Known for the best education?? Not.
@@gatsby66 You are exactly right. No punctuation at all just boggles my mind. Break check instead brake check is another one. They weren’t checking to see if you had a break at work today! 😂
Kid in the car doesn't even know who was driving?!?
Them tripping over their pants was so funny to me!😂
WAS SO FUNNY
WASNT IT GIGGLES
Bruh! Bruh!
Pants might have been full of 💩💩💩
This is like that video of the guy stopping for a kitten on the road, and then 10-20 more come running out of the brush at him 😆
I just watch that this morning ☠️☠️☠️
*Ohhh $#¡+...RIGHT!* 😂👍 that's hilarious bro!
Live on a serpentine and undulating mountain road in NWA. Many blind spots. No shoulders. Posted speed is 20 mph. Many folks mistake this for Hazzard county and drive like they're behind the wheel of the General Lee. Don't help the idiots anymore, just call the Sheriff.
i loved that video of kitten
@@cdmills252 the world is whole for you today.😁
That officer was so cool and calm during this while thing. Great work!
Thank You All Police Officers for keeping our streets safe. We need each one of you. Stay Safe. 🦊
You may not have wanted to stop them but stopping them may have saved their ungrateful smart allick brat's and should be Thanking that officer 1000 times, because they could have been treated much different if in New York, Chicago, Detroit. The Officer may have saved others who didn't plan on a funeral that day, So Thank You!
They have no respect! I never ever would refer to a police officer as bro!!! I can't even finish watching I'm soooo pissed off 🤬🤬🤬🤬💯
Total admiration and respect for the trooper. His concern about continuing to chase could cause the driver of stolen vehicle hurting innocent people & choosing to stop his pursuit is admirable and even more admirable that he chose to continue his pursuit and bring them to a stop when the vehicle started driving even more extremely wreckless. His choice to continue & bring them to a stop was the right one. The way he stopped them with out hurting any of those kids was very impressive most of the ones I've seen the vehicles get rolled. This officer needs an award. I am convinced he saved lives by stopping them. I do think he was a little to nice to those kids they need scared straight.
Admirable?
Lmao..sorry but this cop isn't special...this is a thing THEY DO when the streets are busy and the sus is driving crazy they call it off..
Had a friend in a slow speed chase once, during busy streets and IF he wouldve been speeding and driving reckless they wouldve called it off but since it was a slow chase they stayed on him. Found that out while watching the news during the chase . Whn he got out i told him did you know they wouldve let you alone if you was driving faster bc the streets were so busy .
Lmao we were all suprised by that bc youd think the crazier they drive the harder they try until you see it makes total sense to keep others safe.
So it isnt just this cops admirable choice.
@@sarahfalcon3478Ohhh Girrrl ... 😂
Thank you for stopping them so they could not get to Oklahoma. we have enough outlaws😏❤
34:27 Dude says "I don't even know most of their names". How do you know any of their names if they just picked you up off the street for a ride to work? Maybe that's why the officer doesn't seem to believe you?
40:08 ah, so you are familiar with the people. Maybe should have offered that from the beginning?
*picks hitchhiker up "hi my name is chonkza what's your name"
Because it would take all of 2-3 minutes to learn a couple of their names.
@@seniorchonkza997 Or maybe because they all look the same age, they are friends. It’s not rocket science
@@abikeanditsboy3449 you’d be a terrible cop if you believed “they just picked me up” that’s every teens excuse to a cop 😂😂😂 you’re slow you’d let the little shot walk
I'll never understand people trying to run from police. No matter how fast your car is, you can't outrun a radio.
@@abikeanditsboy3449 your parents didn’t do a very well job with you 🥴
But the hellcat out ran the helicopter
You need to watch more videos on this channel. People get away from the police all the time. Typically, prior to the internet and TH-cam, they only showed police chases on television that ended in apprehension. It gives a false perspective.
I'll never understand people who say you can't outrun the police. And always the same thing; "you can't outrun a radio".
Yes... you can, and it happens all the time!
I once eluded an urban policeman by using knowledge of the local street grid to disappear before the officer could even turn on the lights. Today, the officer would probably have an image of my license plate on some video or the other. I had an acquaintance who regularly escaped police on a motorcycle, but today he would probably have wound up on video with his plates.
That sounds like ASP’s trooper Michael Bowman. Seen several pursuits with him and he is an excellent officer and driver 🫡⭐
Usually the dashcam says in the lower right. Their dashcams are a wonderful set up.
You get:
Date/Time
Longitude/Latitude
Speed off the GPS
When they operate Radio/Brakes/Lights/Siren
Agency
Officer ID
Officer name
US are far too lenient on what they call juveniles. Here in England, you are an adult at the age of 16 so you better behave. My son watched as some kids threw stones at windows and he was charged because he was 13. He got a years probation which meant that he could go to jail if anything else happened. At 15, he watched a bunch of kids ripping a fence down at the local pool. He was taken to the police station and they called me. I told them to deal with him as he knew what would happen. My mother went to the station at 2am as she felt bad for him. I did a little, but wanted him to realize that he had done wrong. He wasnt charged, but they kept him afraid for some time. He was more upset that his grandma had to pick him up and never did another thing. Some times you have to scare the crap out of them before they learn. I would have never let my son get away with this behaviour - not that he would dare do such a thing. He is now 37 and a great human being. He would still be under house arrest if he had done this lol
What in the world were these kids thinking? The one guy says he doesn’t know any of the others, but he gets in the vehicle with them. Lesson: don’t get in the car with strangers no matter what.
Not only don't get in a vehicle with someone you don't know, but don't pick up strangers because you don't know them. Once they get into your car you're responsible for them and everything they bring into your car. I once got stopped driving home from work with other riders in my vehicle, I was giving them rides to and from work. An officer stopped me because he said I went over the yellow line. I explained to the officer that I had 2 cans of soda pop that rolled under my feet toward the door, which I showed him and that we were just leaving work which was only 2 blicks from where he stopped me. Thank goodness the policeman didn't check anyones I.D. but mine. One of my passengers had a warrant out for him and another passenger had weed on him. I stopped giving rides after this and they had to find a different way to and from work. You should have seen how scared those two idiots were. We all lucked out, even me because I didn't get a ticket. Be careful of who you let in your car, truck or any moving vehicle.
In my state a 17 yr old driver is only allowed a 21 year old passenger preventing groups of teens from doing this
Do you really think they would have cared about that law.
@@christinecrow1410 probably not , but.. why argue with me about it I was just saying some states try to avoid this very thing ....
@@lauriea999 I was stating a fact. Not arguing. There's nothing to argue over. Have a great night.
My state doesn’t allow anyone of any age to drive a stolen car
I ALWAYS pull over and STOP when I SEE/HEAR an emergency vehicle/siren...PERIOD. Until I saw this video, I didn't realize just how important that was!!!
I hope this trooper is learning something and he needs to know that you cannot expect them to tell you the truth
Quite a jeepload of diversity wasn’t it.
Diberzitee be are shhtrenf, n shhheeeit
Dios mio! Las creaturas
Looked like the typical circus clown car to me.
Not everyone is a racist or has to "stick to their race" you 🤡
🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰👍👍👍👍
I LOVE Arkansas officers!! They don't take any BS
those kids, in my house would get their seat warmed and have to face whatever the system has to offer them. to the fullest extent of the law.
A real clown car situation. Don't forget the seat violation for at least three of them !
I'm super curious about what was being said inside the Jeep during the chase. Were they encouraging him to run? Were they telling him to stop? Were they freaking out? Were they excited? Part of me thinks they were all telling him to keep going, and then they changed their tune once they were finally stopped.
i actually know most of the people in the car and the driver was scared and everybody else was yelling something different . He didn't know how to react to any of that and he was under a lot of pressure but i also don't know why he didn't stop, it was a stupid decision...
As John Wayne said, this is not a job for amatures.
Girl or not... Driving that crazy. It's Pittin' Time! Oh and I have to add again, equal rights is a beast.
It ended up being a male driver. I don't even think there was a single female in the car.
We don’t have equal rights unfortunately. Women have it easy in this country
@@MrNicholas7 hahahaha oh it was the long hair one.
@@MrNicholas7 I thought he was calling the vehicle "her/she".
The Trooper said he had ten perps but I only counted nine getting out of the car. 5 in the first group and then 4 more with the last one whose pants were falling down. Guess he was trying to take a dump in the woods. Drivers antics must have scared the crap out of him.
passengers need to keep their mouth shut !! They are not in trouble!!! Only the driver!!!
12:53 "Can I fix my pants?" "Can I fix my pants?" NO!
"Fix my pants" could have lead to him pulling a gun out, so it's best that the officer just let the pants drop.
@@christiangonzales7429 and they can’t run near as fast with their pants around their ankles 😂
Well, you know, you're not cool or doing anything with style unless your freaking underwear is hanging out...like a toddler...
that was me😂my pants was fucked up😂
@@tnotroy504 you need to go find a hard working welder in your neighborhood and become his apprentice, you will grow up to a great paying job with travel and never have worry about having a ride.
Nice cop! He’s really trying to help these kids stay out of juvi and jail, and trying to give a pass that all kids are stupid when they’re young. His tone went from aggressive to responsible parent/guardian mode.
Which is rare as hell. Too many cops are bust 'em as hard as possible, take their money (civil asset forfeiture) and keep the system generating ca$h.
All combined don’t make a double digit IQ.
I wouldn't have been able to sit down for a whole year even if I wasn't the driver just being inside the vehicle Wow
I wonder if this girl has any idea how many times she risked many peoples lives, this should have been dealt with very seriously
What girl? The driver was the dude who had his shirt pulled up over his head.
that's one special policeman, respect from the uk,x...
I have to say it... When will people learn that you can't outrun the radio! Love it when the good guys finally win!!!
The officer did a great job handling this stop. He kept his temper in check and treated the kids fairly. They’re lucky he stopped them and not a hot head.
Running to Oklahoma won’t save them! That law went away in the 30s! 😂 in fact it makes them guilty of crimes in two states!
I wonder if it cold go federal since they crossed state lines.
They literally passed my house in this chase . I have children that play outside. I live right by where they went off road and almost hit the green road sign. This younger generation only cares about themselves. They are very lucky they didn't kill someone !
Do you know what happened to the 10?
Teenagers have been stealing cars forever , it used to be called Joy Riding
Why would you advertise to the entire planet + ped0s exactly where you live and that you have kids who run around unsupervised?
The landscape sure is pretty there 😍
I went to a lower middle class public school in a rural area in the 1980s. In either late elementary school or junior high we learned how to write checks and form letters, had civics classes... these kids don't know what "legibly" means and had to ask if "01" was January? Are you f*cking kidding me?
That driver needs thrown in prison forever. I can't imagine the number of lives he risked.
I make no excuses for these young men, and I know they have to be held accountable. I am just so thankful there were no injuries To anyone. I can’t imagine the thoughts that went though the officer‘a head as he saw TEN men get out of that SUV. Once he pitted it and they unloaded, everyone was cooperative and respectful. Even though I have no idea what criminal history the young men have or don’t have. From what was shown on the video, I trust they will be thankful they didn’t cause a catastrophic collision. May God continue to bless the officer with wisdom, patience, and courage, and with a hedge of protection as he serves his public as a genuine peace officer. Kudos, Sir, to you and your brothers in blue.
I also trust these young men will “give thanks in everything”, realize things could have gone so much worse, and see this situation as a turning point to get their lives in order.
Relaxing drive through the rural fall color of Arkansas.
In a stolen car!
The madman who tries to run away from the police and drives over double lines on the road should not be allowed to acquire a driver's license until he is 30
It looked to me like that kid in the red shirt trying to hide something at edge of woods when he got out of car. Check it out
Can you imagine what the carnage would be if the officer was able to complete a high-speed pit ?
They should all consider themselves really lucky that didn’t happen!
This Trooper has the patience of a saint. I get so angry at the people that run, senseless endangering of innocent people just trying to go about their day. Well done ASP, you guys are not perfect, but overall you guys seem pretty professional.
Trooper was a complete professional!