NORWAY POLICE'S FUNNIEST ARREST EVER | America Reacts
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- Welcome back everyone to The Angry Spud! In today's video it was recommended that I react to Norway Police's funniest arrest ever! This guy that they encountered was definitely intoxicated and full of all kinds of funny things to say! He sure left the officers with a fun and fond memory. What do you think?
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Yes, he is absolutely norwegian, but from the far, cold, cold North, with a strong northern personality to boot, with a deliciously thick northern dialect. They are great at swearing, it’s part of the culture! I am proud to be half northern norwegian💪🍻
i always think of my family watching this clip, rowdy northerners, so funny
@@madsimusnuo eyyy im from way more up north and i dont swear .... to the police
You mean, yes he's from Nordland, Norway. He's absolutely an immigrant XD.
@@fluffyduffy911 wtf are you on about ? i dont get your point from anything that has been typed here. are you having a downs episode ?
I’m proud to be 100% Norwegian, but i would rather be like 25% from somewhere Else😂
All police in Norway have a three year bachelor's degree in policing, and many decide to build upon that to a master's degree. The major components of the bachelor's are human rights, criminology, ethics, communication techniques, of course there are tactical training too, but the major parts is about being a social worker. And it works, if you look at the statistics. The Norwegian police is actually unarmed - the gun is locked in a weapon locker in the car and only comes out when they are allowed to take it out due to a high risk call or an otherwise heightened risk in the country.
@@Henoik Norwegian police are by far the worlds most heavily armed "unarmed" police.
Its a norwegian stereotype that people from Lofoten gets easily angry
And I would like to add that contrary to popular belief, a stereotype is not the same as a myth.
@@JizyaDhimmi i know, but did u not see the guy in the video lol
It's just the way they talk lol. I got family up there
isnt the football field he is thinking about also in Lofoten? hmm
@@pruductionRAW It is. in Henningsvær.
This is so fun to watch as a Norwegian
1:07 it is the northern Norwegian accent, and they are known in norway for their swearing and aggressive accent. I am half north Norwegian, and I’m proud of it😂
He was refered to as jailed, but more accuratly he was put in a "drunkjail' to sleep off the alcohol, thats also where he said he has been 22 times, not really considered jail as its to get sober for others and possebly your own safety.
They did not seem to charge him for kicking though he coud be later.
Norwegian here. Lofoten is definitely not a place of gangsters, it's a small fishing town up north, but northern Norwegians have a stereotype of being angry drunks.
@@Niobesnuppa i've lived there. Its not a stereotype, it's true
Lofoten is not a fishing town, its an entier archipelago. eller øygruppe. stappfoillt av små feskevær. to say that lofoten is a small town is like saying that Alaska is a burough in brooklyn!
Svein and Ronny are the best cops ever!Makes me feel proud to be a norwegian.😊
Enig
Gangsters in Lofoten??!Lofoten is a quiet place with lots of fishermen.😂😂😂
So basically gangsters. Except their victims are fish.
What I like is that they go into stern dad-mode after he kicks.
Norwegian police require 3 years of education, psychology, and advanced de-escalation techniques is a high priority. Basically, you combine the lawyer/social worker and a soldier into a job.
Not so much soldier, but definitely a social worker combined with a security guard
@@Henoik I'm not a police officer, but as a former operator in a private security firm I can confirm that. And my job description was basically "lock unlocked doors that should be locked, and see that there are no people where there should be no people".
@@JizyaDhimmi I feel security guards in Norway very much have the same job as police officers, just at a much smaller scale of course. But a lot of the problems they meet are fairly similar - and the solutions employed are also fairly similar. Both may meet people in crisis on different levels.
the norwegian police has to take a bachelors degree to become police, and its a national standard
Norway has like 200 dialects or something, people from different parts of the country can sound very different
There are more like 2000 just sayin
The guy is from my place in Norway, Lofoten. We're a rough people here, shaped by the weather and hardship. His voice is dark like that because he's a drunkard.
also voice distortion to avoid giving away his identity
Hey! A Norwegian here to answer your question!
The arrestee was indeed Norwegian and not an immigrant, at least not that I'm aware. Here we got loads of thick and colorful accents, and this chap sounds like he originally comes from further north in the country, though I'm not sure about the region, and the police sounds they're from eastern parts of the country, with a "cleaner", less pronounced accent. This looks like the capital, (Oslo), so that'd fit.
He says he is from Lofoten
@@Miamia_01 Yeah, I hadn't watched this in ages so I forgot he mentioned it.
@@In4A-Z That's ridiculous. My native country is not determined by how many accents I can place geographically, it's based on where I was born and raised. Which in this case is Norway. Anyway, I hadn't watched the video in a while, but the man actually tells the officers where he's from in the video, so didn't matter anyway.
Thanks for being a good sport by giving me your best impression of a pleasant, unpretentious, good-faith interlocutor. 🙂
@@In4A-Z And you got this profound insight into what I know and don't know about the Norwegians and the Norwegian language - where, exactly? xD
i think the reason his voice is that deep is because they edited it so that the audience wouldn't hear his real voice as a way to hide his identity,
That is correct
They do talk over each other a couple of times and I don't hear any difference. I don't think you can distort a voice using one microphone and multiple voices
@@misterStevePikk in norway they cant show their identety. And the police has even more rules to follow so thats why they use a voicechanger.
@@Geartyman Im from the same region as that guy. Given a lifetime of alcohol abuse, he could 100% sound like that in real life. I don't think that's a voice changer. I've heard people with similar voices multiple times.
@@kossakken i have an aunt in the police she told me this. I might be wrong but i belive its a voicechanger and its a chance its not😅
I am honored to be called a gangsta, when in reality it's just the northern norwegian accent coming through. The viking is coming through, rawrrrrr! :3
Looks like it's a party in Norway! 🇳🇴
He is from northern Norway. They have a very thick accent, and they curse alot. In Norway, it is very strict what you can post online. You can not just post videos of someone without permission. Hence why his (and other civilians) faces and voices are very often censored in Norwegian shows
2:37 It is exactly where that football pitch is, if you're thinking about the pitch that can barely fit on a small island surrounded by mountains and occean
The voice of the person getting arrested has been edited for anonymity. Hence the deep voice
Respekt for de som bommer i livet er flott å se, ordbruk og volum.. helt innafor! Farlig? Neida.. 😁
Loved your reactions❤
All the time I was in Norway , I only saw the Police twice . The first time I thought he was a scoutmaster ! I was told there was a lot of drunk driving in Norway . So much , so there was awaiting list for drunk drivers waiting to go into prison .
1:00 He is Norwegian! It isn't his fully original voice! Btw, Norwegian police are extremely friendly and they will drive you home if you ask them to when you're drunk!
the thing around 3mins isnt that he's anxious to go to the drunk tank, he just wants the cop to drive faster to race against the others lol
The Angry Spud, you are right about Lofoten. That is the place with the spectacular football field. People from Lofoten and the rest of Northern Norway are infamous for the salty language.
No thats his voice and drunk as well😂
I think he was referring to Lofoten because it´s far north, and the living conditions, for instance being a fisherman, makes "real men". Those who doesn´t stand the darkness in winter, the cold and icy winds, they often move south. It´s the same here in Sweden, where people proudly speak their accent from the northern regions, where many work with foresting, in mines and so on, creating really hard people. Or did. Things are changing in many ways.
Northern Norwegians have the best insuits. My father was from Northern Norway and I know all of them so well.
For the *dialect* not accent btw diffrence the guy being arrested is a northerner, norway is a very long and skinny country north to south is almost as long as mexico to canada, and most of it covered in mountains this means in the past domestic travel was very hard developing hundreds of distinct dialects throughout the country
the guy's voice does have a filter, and it's hilarious watching this when you're a norwegian
Yeah he is norwegian but hes from the North Of Norway. I am also from there : )
When someone drinks hard liquor too much and too often their voice get like that. It becomes a deep growl when they try to raise their voice.
im norwegian, and i was already laughing from the start
Lofoten is is in the north of Norway hence the different dialect. This is a funny one. Greetings from Norway.😅
Dont ever mistake the Police in Norway for being incompent tho.. Some are..Different, but they are very well trained. But Usually nice. I was caught in a DUI as long as I admitted it I farted around with them etc.. They was nice to me.. and i did not annoy them..Had to spend a silly 20 days in prison tho.. wich is basicly a summer camp.
Hats of to you if u purposefully said the football pitch is NOT in lofoten to bait me into leaving a comment and juice ur algo, but thats where it is yes!!
I think his voice was heavily distorted so he stays anonymous lol
Is it an arrest? Or is it a social safety thing. Where I live police don't arrest people for being drunk, but take them into custody to protect them from dangers caused by being drunk. They then find someone to look after them or send them to hospital.
For context when we can't see anything and they're at the urgent care (hospital):
The officer seems to describe an older woman of some sorts, judging by the soft language he's using + the drunk man's first comment. Which makes the second comment kinda messed up😂
I’m norwegian and this is funny af
Me too🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lofoten is in the Northern Norway. And yes it has that football field right by the ocean. The dude has a very rough (alcohol tainted?) voice and thick dialect (I don't think it's distorted because there are other sounds and the cop's voices too when he speaks).
you should watch the police chase when two masked men robbed a jewlery store and ran on a moped.
the 22 times is not normal jail, it’s drunk jail. basikly just an over night hold for drunks who r dissorderly, so they can sleep it off before they cause more trouble, both for theyr sake and for the publicks. so it is 22 times in jail, but also just 22 nights. i also want to point out how fast hi got quiet when the sick person came past. even so angry and so drunk, he still shows that respect.
up in the north in norway is usually alot of people with a big temper, and he from lofoten deffently one of them 😂
Naitive Norwegian here, the police do a privacy thing when releasing footage of an arrest, by heavily modifying and deepening the suspects voice, so that it doesn't give away their identity
I coming from Norway ❤
Norway has several different dialects like southern, northern and eastern which is the one the cops speak called bokmål, or "book language" which it's called and is the official spoken and written in Oslo and south east. The drunk guy has a typical northern accent where swearing is commonplace and they speak from the gut, so to say. That's the fun part, because those who speak bokmål are a lot more polite and heavy swearing is not as common.
Bokmål is not spoken by anybody, it is a purely written form of Norwegian.
Yes, the dialects in and around Oslo are the ones that sound closest to Bokmål if it were to be spoken, but they are not Bokmål.
Example sentence in an Oslo East dialect and Bokmål:
"Nå må'kke'ru rope så fært, gå til sko'ern me'rræ" -Oslo East
"Nå må ikke du rope så fælt, gå til skolen med deg" -Bokmål
@Spacemongerr The last one could also be some Oslo West snobs trying to sound educated. Using Bokmål as a phrase is a bit silly. The vocabulary is very wide and the snobs sure know what part of the vocabulary they like to use. There is a lot of spoken dialects or sociolects in the capital.
@@TullaRask Agreed
he is from northern norway, but they change the pitch of his voice for privacy
He has a Lofoten accent. It's rougher and rather distinct. Most likely he is Norwegian by ancestry. Northerner!
This clip is from the Series "Natt patruljen" or "night patrol" where you follow people on their shift for the night. You also got "Fanget på politiets kamera" which is a Danish show about car chases (my fav was when they pit manouvered a moped lol. Nobody got injured, and they obvioulsy didn't want to. But as some point you got to end the chase).
Both the above shows I can only find in Norwegian or Danish tho. And many episodes are taken offline. either due to the police using illegal methods/more force than needed. Or that specific officer lost their job due to illegal activity. So around 2016-18 a lot of uncovered and people lost a lot of faith in the system. Still, I would rather be in Norway with hoe the officers are trained here, than in any other country.
my brother lives right up the street i love that place
the deep voice is like a cover up so none will know the real voice of the person
Lofoten is located in northern Norway. People from the region have a more colorful language and of course a different dialect. His voice is most likely distorted.
All Norwegians are aware that we who are from the north are more direct in our speech, and that swear words are loose with many - and especially drunk people. There have been court cases where people from the north have been acquitted of calling the police "horse cock", because it is such an integral part of the language in the north, and it doesn't even have to be negative. Because of the dialect and the language in general, there are many people in the south who believe that people from the north are more easily aroused, but that's just nonsense, it's about their perception of us. We just don't have the same social code for what is okay to say and what isn't.
People from the west are somewhere between northerners and easterners (Oslo and surroundings), and people from the coast in the south have the strictest social codes for what is okay to say and do. "I got so angry at him that I broke his umbrella" is an expression used here in the south where I live to describe the region's strong social control. It took time for me as a northerner to adapt. LOL
He is Norlenning from north Norway
Him using the word horse c**k is actually an expression in northern Norway that is not particularly seen as a swear word. They have a colorful language up in the north😅. They can come across as more direct and angry in their speech sometimes. He probably meant it.. slightly but knowing he is from northern Norway it’s more funny than anything. Plus he was obviously under the influence of alcohol.
Also I gotta say, I’ve seen several reactions to this video before, and it still annoys me so bad that the translation is so bad. If I had any clue how to do it I would edit it myself😅. And theres several comments that are not translated. F, ex he doesn’t say psychopat hospital but mental hospital and he doesn’t say heart dead but brain dead.
I think his voice is just distorted on purpose as they also hid his face, because it does sound very dark and strange.
Yeah, horse cock is contextual, but it's mostly used in a "oh you rascal"-sense. Could also be somewhat more to the "You bell-end"-sphere.
He was from North Norway
I Am a Proud Norwagian
That guy is actully norwegian. he gets drunk a lot and hav been to the police many times because of being violent
The subtitles leave out some of his hilarious comments. They also often shorten and paraphrase what they are actually saying. But the core meaning is mostly conveyed correctly.
It is kinda an exaguration, cops dont normally behave so cordially, but when being followed by a TV crew most people are gonna try and show their best side.
In comparison to US police though, cops never really resort to lethal force unless facing lethal force, but they will forcefully restrain you and overpower you if they feel like they have to.
Lofoten is in the nothern part of Norway
Its deep to compleatly Seal their identety they deep his voice
he's just a normal person form where im from
Ronny from norway here. Doctor Wold
Voices are distorted and faces blurred for privacy reasons. We maintain the privacy of everyone, even criminals and what not. Or at least, we're supposed to.
I am from Norway myself. And yes, this is funny. Funny guy from Lofoten. Never go there
altough the voice has a strong acent they also disorient and change the voices of the people on natpratuljen. they do it for privacy reasons basicly censoring their looks and vocies so they arent as easly recognized. sorry for miss spelling words im not the best in english.
The reson his voice is deep is because they are hiding who it is
That is normal😂
The criminals voice has a voice changer
He is from up north,😊
Lofoten is quite north in Norway and I'm quite sure the show scrambled the mans voice.
They did somewhat, but not much. As he says, he is from Lofoten and they can be quite direct and honest, so he probably "didn't feel at home" in Lofoten and moved to Oslo, where all the weirdos live. You know like artsy-fartsy Seattlers.
Hi is from north- Norway
Lofoten is Where all the angry hulk type ppl comes from Cuz its very normal to swear their so they Are agrresive
Too bad the person who wrote the subtitles are not that good at english. A lot of what he is saying is actually way funnier than the subtitles let on.
Hes from leknes or gravdal plus in hennningsvær lofoten has a beutafull pitch
lofoten is just an island, they are northeners and swear easier. hes norwegian, the norwegian is off when its not norwegiam
Just a drunk dude
Im from Norway:P
I am Norwegian
Older drunk from northern Norway. Probably some psychic issues, so the cops went easy on him.
they are using a slight voice changer but he is from north of norway
Æ e fra Lofoten 😂
Yeah they have different dialect up there.
He is from Norway and the police use voice changer so we don’t hear who he is since this is on tv programs
It’s not the accent it’s a voice changer so you cant hear what person it is
i lofoten så fæsker vi ætter fæsk for det er så bra
a bit late to the party are we?
It was recommended to me by someone, so I checked it out! But you can never be too late to a party if it's still going on!!
1:11 this is a normal Norwegian man but he is on somthing and so he is a bit crazy😅
In from norway
This video is extra funny for us Norwigian bcuz he’s acsent is the northern Norwigian acsent and it’s just really like idk how to explain it I guess I can say rough no offense ofc
I do know What say
no that sounds norwegian mostly dialect
ITs a VoiceOver changer
they edit his voice for anonimity , hes not that deep of a voice in reality
Im norwigan
the first one if norwegian he is just from the north